Go With Thoughts -- Lizzy1443

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生病的下午才看到的角度

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能看到光线的变化

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Yorkie求医记

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 15:00:00 +0000

小家伙牙结石厉害，该去看下。12.10周末，去医院看看。

肌肉上打针很痛，yokeie撕心裂肺的叫，却坚强的没哭。一会儿麻药发作，开始疯狂摇头舔嘴，特别搞笑，而它自己也不知发生了什么，满眼无辜。

治疗过程不长，却目睹了一只高龄老年痴呆的边境牧羊犬经历安乐死。老太的无奈，狗狗不认熟人的呲嘴，以及最后的眼泪与平静，却让我泪流满面，决心一定在yorkie有生之年对它尽好。

Yorkie什么都没看到，出了手术室躺在我怀里等待身体苏醒。一会儿又开始傻乎乎却可爱的摇头晃脑，医生便抱它下地走路。喝醉般一步一摔，努力站起走向我，乖的令人心痒。如期醒来，也打消我们对它体质的全部担心。

抱着可爱小家伙，幸福回家。

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APOD in use

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 18:15:00 +0000

Having using NASA's astrology picture of day since 12 years ago. It seems quite updated with small but handy widgets and now have android live wallpaper. One good thing is that you can click on the picture and see description. Trying today and see how good is it.

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Almost every second German Internet users visiting online gaming sites - comScore, Inc.

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Almost every second German Internet users visiting online gaming sites - comScore, Inc.

Top 10 Online gaming sites on the number of total hours per month * June 2011 Total Germany, Age 6 + Source: comScore Media Metrix
	Total hours per month (in thousands)	Visitors Total (in thousands)	% Reach
Games - Online Gaming	44 440	25 180	45.5%
Bigpoint	7422	2449	4.4%
InnoGames GmbH	4110	1050	1.9%
Imperial Games Ltd.	2532	3554	6.4%
Gameforge Sites	2065	1693	3.1%
Midasplayer.com Ltd..	2045	990	1.8%
Spil Games	1893	3503	6.3%
GameDuell	1512	626	1.1%
upjers GmbH & Co. KG	1423	1367	2.5%
EA Online	1347	2243	4.1%
Playa Games GmbH	1343	413	0.7%

* Does not include access from public computers - such as Internet cafes - or access via mobile phones or PDAs.

Share of online gaming via Mobile users monthly average Q2 / 2011 Total Germany, Age 13 + Source: comScore MobiLens
	% Of all mobile phone users	% Of smartphone users
Used mobile device for playing	25.1%	38.7%
Play preinstalled games	16.1%	17.1%
Downloading a game played	11.1%	24.8%
Browser used to play	1.3%	2.8%

Virtual Goods Purchases Rise for Certain Gamers - eMarketer

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 03:37:00 +0000

Virtual Goods Purchases Rise for Certain Gamers - eMarketer

Social games, which initially drove this trend, have stalled in 2011, at least from the standpoint of median spending on virtual goods. PlaySpan and VGMarket estimated that median spending in player-to-player transactions dropped to $20 in July 2011 from $50 a year earlier, and to $20 in third-party transactions from $30 in 2010.

Although these drops are significant, they do not necessarily indicate that overall virtual goods spending is declining. eMarketer estimates that US virtual goods spending in social games will grow to $792 million in 2012, from $653 million in 2011.

10 AdWords Tips to Improve CTR, Improve Conversion and Drive Down Cost 68

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10 AdWords Tips to Improve CTR, Improve Conversion and Drive Down Cost
By R P Chapman

In the current economy the pressure’s on to make our marketing budgets go further. You’ve already cut back everywhere you can think, but those sales targets aren’t getting any smaller. What else can you do to improve the ROI on your spend?

It’s time to look again at your AdWords campaign. The search market is competitive, ever changing, and your best opportunity for maximising the limited budget you have left to get the most sales you possibly can.

Considering the volatility of search, there’s always something you can do to improve your AdWords campaigns so you should consider these tips not only as a project to help you through a tough economic climate, but as an ongoing strategy for improving your budget ROI.

Top 10 AdWords Tips

Create Narrowly Focussed Ad Groups
Particularly relevant when working on long tail terms, make sure your ad groups are narrowly focussed with each one being variations on a single keyword.

Test Conversion Before Making Volume Changes
Use split testing (where you run the changed copy and the original in parallel) to make sure changes you’ve made are effective before rolling the change out where you have high volumes.

Keep Relevance High Through the Journey
Make sure the Keyword searched for is highly relevant throughout the journey from search, to Ad, to Landing page so that the visitor feels more like they’ve found specifically what they were searching for, improving the possibility that they’ll convert greatly.

Don’t Follow the Crowd
Just because everyone else is using the same tactic, doesn’t mean they’re right. If everyone else is advertising on price (as an example), test something different. Using something like a discount percentage or offer of free delivery will make your ad stick out from the crowd. Try a few variables (including a priced one in this example) and see which is really the most effective for you.

Continually Develop and Test New Ideas
Even if you’ve found the perfect Ad for today doesn’t mean it will still be tomorrow. The market moves on, competitors copy each other, change their tactics, and so do the searchers. A good example of this might be the very poorly distributed Nintendo WII games. When there’s stock everywhere you’ll find these games advertised on price. When they’re scarce they’re advertised on availability. And so it follows with all products that are subject to supply and demand.

Use Negative Keywords Effectively
Not used anywhere near as much as they should be, negative keywords can really push up your CTR by getting non customer searchers out of the mix right from the outset. An example here might be setting a negative on “free” if you’re trying to sell an e-book, getting rid of all those people looking for free e-books who were never going to buy your product anyway.

Keep Your AdWords Account Clean
You really need to analyse and monitor your AdWords account on an ongoing basis to get the best performance out of it. If it’s awash with thousands of redundant keywords, spotting the things you need to concentrate on is harder. Get rid of zero impression keywords regularly to ensure you stay focussed on the data that matters.

The Misspelled Gold Mine
Misspelled words can be a dream to your CTR scores. The competitive index of misspelled words is almost always lower than the correctly spelled version so you should really try and get every variant you can find. Look out for easy tricks like no spacing between words, common keyboard typos, etc.

Consider the Total Cost of Your Ad
You should never forget your ad spend contributes directly to your cost of sale and if you’re forced to bid too much to get in the position you want to be, then it’s time to cut that ad and try some different strategies. Don’t lose sight of the profitability.

Continually Optimise Your Ad Copy
How your ads are written is vitally important to how well they’ll convert and is a topic in its own right. See the related Writing Killer Adwords Ads for much more detail on this subject.

These AdWords tips should be used regularly to keep on top of your AdWords campaigns, so it’s worth revisiting them often to make sure you’re really getting the very most you can from your work here.

Top 10 Social Bookmarking Sites

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Top 10 Social Bookmarking Sites

Top 10 Social Bookmarking Sites on the Web

Source: www.articleforfree.com

What are social bookmarking sites? Basically, these are sites that allow users to post their favorite sites, using tags (or keywords) to categorize and organize them, then other users can take these bookmarks and add them to their own collection or share them with even more users. Here are top 10 social bookmarking sites on the Web - the sites that consistently deliver some of the best content you'll want to share, discover, and store.

1. del.icio.us

del.icio.us is a social bookmarking site that has rapidly taken off even more in popularity since being purchased by Yahoo. I use del.icio.us probably the most out of all these top picks, particularly to post interesting sites that I've found around the Web. I also subscribe to quite a few del.icio.us tags, such as popular and reference, and I get all the sites tagged with these keywords in my RSS reader of choice, Bloglines.

2. Digg.com

Digg is social bookmarking and social networking gone a little crazy due to the fact that anyone can submit a Digg (site), and then anyone can comment on those same Diggs. For me the most interesting feature of Digg has to actually be the comments on the sites and stories, since the Digg community is not shy about letting folks know how they feel about a particular Digg. Primarily focussed on geeky, technology-type items.

3. Reddit

Reddit is a social bookmarking Web site that works much like Furl and del.icio.us: you register a username and password, and then start submitting and sharing your bookmarks. Reddit is similar to del.icio.us in that users are encouraged to vote on the links and stories that they feel are deserving of being in the top dog spot: it’s kind of a popularity contest, so to speak.

4. Furl

Furl gives users the ability to save copies of any Web page, search within your own personal archive of Web pages, and share what you find. People use Furl to create their own personal shopping lists, real estate directories, job searches, student research papers, etc. This may just sound like a fancy way of saying bookmarks; but the thing about Furl is that you can access it from any computer, which means that your Favorites will go with you.

5. Clipmarks

With Clipmarks, you can clip the best parts of web pages. Whether it's a paragraph, sentence, image or video, you can capture just the pieces you want without having to bookmark the entire page.

6. StumbleUpon

The beauty of StumbleUpon, to my mind: you are able to take advantage of a vast network of dedicated Web searchers who are finding utterly brilliant sites and sharing them with you. I do have to warn you, though – StumbleUpon is an incredibly addicting way to search the Web. I found myself up till 1:30 AM one weekend, blearily clicking the Stumble! Button over and over again, because the quality of the sites are just so amazing; you just keep on coming across stuff that instantly merits a bookmark of your own.

7. Newsvine

At Newsvine, you can read stories from established media organizations like the Associated Press as well as individual contributors from all around the world. Placement of stories is determined by a multitude of factors including freshness, popularity, and reputation. Contribution is open to all, and editorial judgement is in the hands of the community.

8. Mixx

Mixx offers up an eclectic mix of all sorts of bookmarkable content; anything from videos to news to popular stories can be found here. Just pick a category and you'll be able to find lots of stuff that might merit a bookmark of your own.

9. Diigo

Diigo is one of my newest favorite Web tools. Not only can you use Diigo to save your favorite Web bookmarks, yalso ou can use Diigo to put sticky notes on websites, highlight stuff you like, comment, and more.

10. Propeller

The way Propeller works is very similar to other social bookmarking sites such as Digg or del.icio.us. Users find stories, submit them, and other Propeller users can vote and comment on those stories, with the most popular stories rising to the top.

CHART OF THE DAY: Lunchtime Is The New Primetime

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CHART OF THE DAY: Lunchtime Is The New Primetime

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What is Social Enterprises

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:51:00 +0000

Instead of establishing a NGO, my friend Boom build a social enterprises easily.

What is Social Enterprises? Wikipedia rocks again:

Social enterprises are social mission driven organizations which trade in goods or services for a social purpose. Their aim to accomplish targets that are social and environmental as well as financial is often referred to as having a triple bottom line. Social enterprises are profit-making businesses set up to tackle a social or environmental need. They often use blended value business models that combine a revenue-generating business with a social-value-generating structure or component.

Rather than maximising shareholder value, their main aim is to generate profit to further their social and environmental goals. Therefore some commentators describe them as 'not-for-profit' as their profits are not (at least primarily) distributed to financial investors. Others dislike the term as it suggests they have an unbusinesslike attitude.

about TBL triple bottome line: people, planet, profit
In John Elkington 's 1998 book Cannibals with Forks: the Triple Bottom Line of 21st Century Business, TBL means economic, ecological and social.

Amazon Acquisitions and Investments | Zappos

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Amazon Acquisitions and Investments | Zappos

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Google’s market share

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 10:06:00 +0000

Get this infor about how much market share that Google has in each market. It is interesting to see Google has under 30% share in China, Japan, South Korea, Hongkong and Ruassia. It seems Language matters.

Country	Market Share	Date	Research Institute	Source

Argentina	89.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Australia	87.81%	Jun-08	Hitwise	http://www.hitwise.com/press-center/hitwiseHS2004/us-google-70-percent-of-searches.php
Austria	88.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Belgium	96.00%	Mar-09	comScore?	http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:1mihicg_BXQJ:blog.werbeplanung.at/files/Google-Comscore/+Google+market+share+Belgium+comscore+OR+hitwise&cd=9&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
Brazil	89.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Bulgaria	80.00%	Dec-07	Multilingual search	http://www.e3internet.com/downloads/global-search-report-2007.pdf
Canada	78.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Chile	93.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
China	26.60%	Oct-08	iResearch	http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
Colombia	91.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Czech Republic	34.50%	Mar-09		http://vyhledavace.chose.cz/
Denmark	92.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Estonia	53.37%	Jul-08	Gemius SA	http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
Finland	92.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
France	91.23%	Feb-09	AT Internet Institute	http://www.xitimonitor.com/fr-fr/barometre-des-moteurs/barometre-des-moteurs-fevrier-2009/index-1-1-6-163.html
Germany	93.00%	Mar-08		http://linkspiel.de/index.php/marktanteil-google-in-deutschland-bei-93.html
Hong Kong	26.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Hungary	96.00%	Aug-08		http://netkutatasok.blogspot.com/2008/08/gemiustraffic-internethasznlati-adatok.html
Iceland	51.00%	Dec-07		http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
India	81.40%	Aug-08	comScore	http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=2400



Ireland	76.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Israel	80.00%	2007		http://www.searchengineoptimizationcompany.ca/seoblog/World%20Wide%20Web/search-engines/worldwide-search-engine-market-share-part-1/05012009
Italy	90.00%	Feb-09		http://www.nicsrl.it/blog/il-mercato-online-italiano-e-google/
Japan	38.20%	Jan-09	Nielsen/NetRatings	http://www.ojobuscador.com/2009/03/10/yahoo-mantiene-su-popularidad-sobre-google-en-japon/
Korea, South	3.00%	2009		http://www.economist.com/business/displayStory.cfm?story_id=13185891&source=hptextfeature
Latvia	97.95%	Jul-08	Gemius SA	http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
Lithuania	98.18%	Aug-08	Gemius SA	http://www.gemius.com/pl/archives/2008-08-22/01
Malaysia	51.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Mexico	88.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Netherlands	95.00%	Dec-08		http://www.checkit.nl/nationalesearchenginemonitor.html
New Zealand	72.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Norway	81.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Poland	95.00%	Q4 2008	Gemius SA	http://pliki.gemius.pl/Raporty/2009/02_2009_Polski_internet_2008_2009.pdf
Portugal	94.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Puerto Rico	57.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Romania	95.21%	Mar-09	statcounter.com	http://gs.statcounter.com/?PHPSESSID=44a19a42c7ac4cc34b71adb6e3a54f50&chart_type=line&statType=Search+Engine&statType_hidden=search_engine&region=Romania&region_hidden=RO#search_engine-RO-daily-20080701-20090314
Russia	32.00%	Jan-08	Spylog	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Singapore	57.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts—google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Slovakia	75.60%	Dec-07		http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
Spain	93.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/

Sweden	80.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Switzerland	93.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Taiwan	18.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/
Ukraine	72.42%	Feb-09	Bigmir-Internet	http://i.bigmir.net/index/UAnet_global_report_022009.pdf
United Kingdom	90.39%	Dec-08	Hitwise	http://www.search-engine-feng-shui.com/parts-de-marche/
United States	63.30%	Feb-09	comScore	http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=2750
United States	72.11%	Feb-09	Hitwise	http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=101971
Venezuela	93.00%	Jan-08	comScore	http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/18/the-web-in-charts%E2%80%94google-vs-microsoft-yahoo-vs-china/

答曹增辉－2.0的web和1.0的广告

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:18:00 +0000

我写了好长的留言哦，光顾写这个忘记时间了，上班要迟到了！居然还没发布上去！伤心了！
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我很喜欢你的blog，因为你一直在思考。
但我无法同意你这一篇blog所写的，因为你一篇blog抹杀了整个online marketing行业。而这个行业，在英美已经相当成熟，每天drive着千百万收入（保守的说），在中国刚开始发展的行业。本人不才，却也在本行业欧洲最大的公司里做了那么一小段时间，自认为有点说话权。
首先，网络广告就的形式，除了你能看到的那些text link，静态或flash的banner以外，还有很多形式，比如现在用的很好的product feed，search box（在travel行业广为应用，已经是必不可少的工具了），contextral link（很可能今后是twitter广告盈利的主要工具之一）。而更多的方式也在被挖掘，更好的融合在2.0的网站里，同时对1.0向下兼容。
其次，关于您说的3个媒介，其实在国外广告盈利已经成型，只是方式在继续发展：
1.blog。blog的确在很多国家不好做，像您说的，都是google adwords。不过blog在欧洲某一两个国家（以及我在我会写点东西说这它在这些国家怎么应用，写好了发链接给你）
2.SNS.facebook，linkedin，myspace是我关注下做的比较好的，对于我以上说的广告应用比较广。除了对最常见的各种banner应用很好以外，对简单的product feed也可以支持，对contextral link就更是无缝应用了
3.视频。youtube本身就是应用vedio作为广告，是网络广告里最新的技术（至少我这么认为）。现在提供视频广告跟踪和服务的公司越来越多，有些做的已经很成熟。而youtube的视频能非常容易的plugin到各大网站，对于需要打广告的advertiser和帮助打广告的affiliates来说，都是非常易用却很powerful的工具，这本身就非常符合2.0甚至是3.0的精神。youtube和myspace的广告盈利模式不仅已经应用于商业（music和film是最大的两块），连非盈利机构它都可以做，这是目前为止比其他方式更活跃更灵活的广告方式，非常有前景。

至于网络营销，也有很多方式：
affiliate marketing 联署营销
Campaign, display marketing
adwords
SEM
等等等等

不过无论如何，我能同意这还是个很年轻的行业，在欧洲正很好的发展，在中国只能算是起步阶段。大家一起努力吧；）

Tripadvisor Launch Chinese domain today -- daodao.com

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:02:00 +0000

前两天上网闲逛是偶然看到tripadvisor有中国站，就心想这年头国外旅游网站都开始打国内的主意了，今天就看到官方的声明，说到到网正式上线。其英文网站，twitter和各大媒体均有报道。

知道这个网站还是因为它是我们公司的大 affiliate之一，第一印象是这年头咋这类型的网站这么多，在expedia，lastminute，cheapfights的笼罩之下居然成活的还挺好。后来才从其他国家的同事那了解到，在瑞士等国家，人做的还挺好的，还是我们top5的affiliate，牛哄哄的。

不过我更感兴趣的是这些公司现在也瞄准了中国市场，我不知道他们是怎么样个心路历程：
1. 经济危机影响？经济危机都这么严重了，cost都cut成那样了，还死活砸钱到亚洲市场。过去一年多，我是亲眼见到所有travel行业的 affiliate program业绩刷刷刷往下掉的。performance base的都这样，那些为提高品牌知名度的cpc cpm就更别说了。
2. 直入大陆。大多数欧洲和美国公司都会从日本入手，然后香港新加坡台湾，然后大陆。让人tripadvisor还不走寻常路，直接来大陆市场拓展，难道真是看好中国市场了？今天还看到E-Marker的一片调研报告，说整个09年广告投入增长预测被调整，US下降到－9.8%，UK下降到－7.1%（我还留在这干嘛），而China也从10.9%下降到4.6%。无论如何，asia市场还算是不错的，也许基于这个原因，人才继续着向亚洲扩展的步伐吧。
3. 国内市场竞争。国内携程，elong，去哪儿做的各有特色，这个daodao该这么做？国际路线和国内路线双管齐下吗？国内旅游部分怎么和这些domestic的大头竞争呢？我不知道。我挽起袖子看好戏。
4。发展与增长。tripadvisor，或者daodao这样的发展，光靠organic的增长，盈利点似乎比较传统而单一，往往依靠别的方式。我好奇它在国内如何做affililiate，会加入哪个network。 Zenox？OMG? 阿里妈妈？其他？我看好国内的affilaite marketing趋势，但始终认为它处在一个在摇篮的阶段。我不知道Zenox在国内做的怎样，恐怕affiliation不是主攻？但作为欧洲业界老大的我们，迟迟不进大陆做affiliation的原因还是很多。但有一点肯定，有tripadvisor这样的跨国affiliate进入国内，对整个affiliation的发展来说还是相当的好事：）

碎碎念着，困了，打算去睡觉。
anyway，恭喜tripadvisor/daodao开张大吉，祝生意盈门，大展宏图！

Google/Youtube for Charity

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 15:54:00 +0000

Google/youtube starts charity program, which worked very well on World Water Day

Although Youtube Nonprofit is only available for Charities registered in UK and US, I am still confident in its future in Asia and Africa.

In my view, Chinese NGOs should make use this marketing tool to expand their brand image, drive traffic to their sites. Therefore more people will know and then participate these charity campaigns, even make donation online. By creating a profile on Youtube, YouKu or other video sharing providers, posting Videos or presentations, and embedding to NGO's website, more people will get to know charity campaigns all around the world. They will subscribe, follow and participate eventually.

I am still thinking about the Nongjiale project I worked on 2 years ago. An improved model is forming in my mind. Hope I can work something out in a near future.

Today's reading -- 数字游牧（Digital Nomads)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:51:00 +0000

数字游牧（Digital Nomads) 是一种基于游牧主义和分享主义的未来生活方式，无论你身在何处，无论周边有任何情景，你都可以自由地与这个世界联接起来。你分享，有人会在远方接续呼应；你倾听，将有最佳的信息传递而来。你如同参与到一个高阶的社会性大脑中参与共同思考，所以物理位置只作为一个参数，传统边界更将作朽物。每个人都将在新的方式下获得自身的最大化，生活将无所困扰。

Digital Nomads is a future way of life based on Nomadism and Sharism. No matter where you are and what circumstances you are in, you are free to link up with the world. When you share, someone from afar would respond. When you listen, there will be the best information transmit. It is as if you are participating in collaborative thinking at a higher level of the social brain. Hence physical location is only a parameter and traditional boundaries will render as irrelevant. Everyone will be able to maximize themselves in this new way of life, and life will be worry-free.

计划内容

由于目前国内 BLOG 系统鱼龙混杂，以及国内 IDC 环境的特殊原因等种种因素，促使我们来做这样一件事情，那就是帮更多的有价值的 BLOGGER 建立更加独立的 BLOG 平台。

在我们所致力推广的 BLOG 独立平台上，您再也不用接受 BSP 的审/查，再也不用担心你的言论会被某些部门阉割，从此你将真正畅游于网络海洋之中。

“数字游牧”计划完全在合法的商业环境下操作，您再也不必为繁琐漫长的备案所拖累。

“数字游牧”计划采用开源或者广泛接受的 Blog 工具和主机服务，并支持更多最新的 Blog 技术，包括：

Blogger.com, Movable Type, WordPress
Dreamhost, Media Temple 等等
OpenID, Microformat 等等
Creative Commons

浪潮中的中小科技公司，你怎么活？

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 23:01:00 +0000

看了Google黑板报新的文章：

浪潮之巅第十四章科技公司的吹鼓手：投资银行（前言）

很同意科技公司的沉浮很大程度上依赖背后操纵运营的金融投资机构。至于很多小公司顺势爬上来的说法，却不敢太苟同。

或许是乱世出英雄的概念深入人心，或许是的确在乱世之中小公司的确能好好抓住机会猛窜一记，可事实上并非如此简单－－至少以我身边的事实来看如此。

我所在的科技公司可谓未来潜力无限，也算是个典型的上市中小型跨国科技新星。可这场经济危机，给公司带来的冲击却是巨大。即使公司业绩相比同行业来说算是很不错了，可是达不到投资者的需求，又如何争取更多资金或者稳定的追加投资？资金似乎是科技公司的充电器，没有资金，一切便乱了套：
1. Cost本来就不是很低也很难cut的公司，硬生生的被CEO宣布要大幅度减少cost，特别是travel和招聘。好，一个本来就要与client打交道争取更多业务另一方面充分了解客户需求的模式，只能通过细细电话线长长Email list维系，如何提高服务水平？I doubt。业务量不断的增加，职位却不能增加；甚至在人员流失的情况下都不补充血液，不难想象在没有Pay Rise没有promotion的情况下员工爆发的那一天。
2. 经济危机让客户的Online budget大大减少，业务精度却不可能减少一分。在现有有限的人力资源的情况下，又怎么能做出更好的服务和更新的模式？I doubt。

业务能力，员工素质与情绪，实际收益Margin， cost与profit的同时降低，更加无法满足投资者的要求，等等等等，进入一个恶性循环

中小科技公司，你怎么活？

relax in snow, tired in work, proud of CHINA!

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 23:34:00 +0000

2月4日
relax in snow, tired in work, proud of CHINA!
生活总是起伏不定, 感情也如此
前天：窝在家，躲过大雪，错过温总理的慰问
前天：大雪+在家工作，偷闲拍照堆雪人
今天：工作被当牲口使，我就是F1赛道上那红色法拉利，铆足马力往前冲，有没有体力都要顶上去！
晚上：看到温家宝剑桥被扔鞋事件，气得不行

NND，哪来的疯狗去剑桥听讲座还带口哨！金融危机了还不省点鞋钱！要真反对也不来点新花样，学人伊拉克扔鞋子，人对准了布什就两下狠的，这贱货一瞄不准二来扔不出第二只，扔鞋也得专业点吧！再说人伊拉克记者反对人布什干涉内政，你个没教育地素养的老外，咱温总理激讲国际形势中英友好，怎么说谎了？再说你那素质加智商能听懂中文么？英文字母都看不懂吧！

咱温宝宝果然不是盖的，你爱说说，我笑着让你说完我强调下中英友好，那镇定和反映才是咱国家领导人的素质呢！相比之下猪头布什只会傻笑，跟弱智儿童一样。人大冷天还跑China town慰问咱留英同胞呢，这世界哪国总理能做到这地步！下大雪伦敦交通瘫痪，他照走不误，这才是国家领导人的风范和毅力！

还有唐宁街那些傻B脏毒，偶们都不知道温总理行程，您老人家就知道他几点到布朗家，准点蹲坑站摄像机下？您不是有什么内部消息吧！

我本来倒还对咱温总没啥特殊感情呢，多谢阁下扔之鞋，多谢老天爷下场大雪！咱对国家领导人这敬佩之情从脚底沸腾到发稍，劳您费神费力费财了！

天佑中华

Windows 7 初用笔记

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 02:03:00 +0000

终于下载并装好Windows 7 Beta，小用一下，爽！

界面亮丽

易用性和应用扩展性大大增强

速度和vista差不多

兼容性：尝试中，暂无大问题，估计兼容性OK

有趣的是：windows和Apple应用理念越来越相近了，Web应用和Google越来越近了。孔圣说的好，天下大同！

1。界面

1。1 桌面，屏保，主题

最先被被注意到并每次必见的地方，总得下点功夫。对图像更好的支持让Win7靓丽的出场，桌面从vista的动态桌面更升级为可选图片更换的动态桌面；主题的选择更多样化，happy的Lizzy我选便了个温暖的主题。窗口透明感，层次感也增强，很美。

1。2 导航栏

非常向Apple Dock靠拢的设计，很好用。左下角显示正在使用的application，鼠标移到application上便自动显示这个application有多少窗口/标签。如IE，会显示现在有多少个IE窗口/标签打开，移开则隐去。进一步的把鼠标移动到某一个窗口/标签，便显示其内容，移开则隐去。更妙的是，当显示鼠标移至窗口时，窗口下层已经打开的窗口则虚化（注意下图显示窗口右方的透明窗口哦，就是已经打开的窗口虚化隐身），鼠标移至别处时，已打开窗口恢复正常显示。这样移来隐去，加上鼠标点击的减少，让窗口preview和切换非常方便。大赞一个！

八过，好像快速启动栏图标和正在运行的程序图标的确分不开--缺点

1。3 菜单栏的跳转功能

这个功能的解说各大论坛早已经铺天盖地，我抄：

快速启动栏中图标的Jump List弹出菜单可以实现许多相关功能，这点让它更容易被用户误认为是运行中的程序。但在开始菜单左侧的常用软件一栏中，Jump List就相当实用。比如，当用鼠标指向Word程序时右侧会显示最近打开的Word文档，指向IE时会显示最近打开的页面，指向Windows Live Messenger则会显示一系列相关应用。

(source: Windows7爱好者 http://www.windows7fans.com.cn/，original from 驱动之家)

1。4 文件夹管理 Library

变化不大。可以像outlook那样调整窗格浏览方式（也许vista里也有？）

主要是在导航栏里强调Favorite, 增加Homegroup。这个homegroup为何物，还没怎么研究。但导航栏增加这些感觉有点累赘，尽添些不是很使用的东西，不过这就是微软一向的风格吧。

比较好的是预览功能强了些，特别是照片的预览，说不出来，就感觉很漂亮。但相比Leopard的文件预览模式，还是苹果的强，连PDF都能预览，hohoho！

2。新增和自带软件的加强

2。1 新增的好玩用处：

用鼠标把IE窗口拖到角落的时候，窗口会自动最大化；最大化时拖动窗口，会变小size。这样拖拽的用法倒是很符合Apple的设计理念。不过始终觉得windows里拖拽窗口大小要比苹果操作系统里的舒服多了。

2。2 Burn everywhere

几乎所有东西都能烧碟，照片，文档。。。在浏览器的右上方，总有一个Burn选项。这个是方便，但是为啥微软要我们什么都burn呢？火气太网旺需要王老吉？

2。3 Win7 一方面删除了些不必要的软件（如Msn和windows movie maker的旧版本，将新版本移至Windows Live, 虽未真正实现Web化，却减少了Win系统冗余，又促进用户对Web Application的支持和实际使用度），另一方面对本身自带的一些软件都有很好的加强。其中写字板Wordpad 和画图板Paint 就是很好的例子：

A. Wordpad

新版的Wordpad简直就是简易版的小小MS Word! 基本的编辑功能一应俱全，而且与其他软件的互通性也被增强，从画图的button上可以直接打开。菜单的选择也很精心，甚至在快捷栏里加入了Subscript 和Supercript. 这样的Wordpad足以满足普通需要，根本不需要功能强大的word。

只可惜不能存成.doc or .docx，当然也不能打开word文档，会乱码 -- 微软还是不尽余力的要让大家买正版Office滴，钱不能少赚啊!

B。Paint

新版的画图板将以前Word，PPT里做图的一些元素也融入进来，可用性更强。存储格式加上.png，好与PS这样的制图软件的格式更好兼容。赞

3。软件兼容性

其实还是不知道，仅仅装了几个软件而已，继续测试中：

3。1 Windows Msn messenger：

装了Msn9，附带movie maker什么的一箩筐。这个自然没问题，否则不是自己打自己耳光吗。不过我在安装时的确出现问题：第一次安装不成功，原因不详；第二次顺利安装成功。说到windows live系列，还有一大堆可以讲的，以后另外开篇讲。

3。2 WinRAR，

windows下必备的解压缩软件，大致没什么问题，只是安装后第一次解压缩文件并不能打开，需要open-select program-WinRar 并记住选择才行。之后的运行还没发现问题。.osi文件能被系统自动识别为Dist image file，而非如以前那样显示和zip文件一样的图标。

3。3 Adobe Acrobat Reader 8

使用起来倒是没问题，只是安装的时候发现文字有点重叠：

不知道professional 的版本会不会有问题。

3。4 Google 拼音

没有任何问题。

4。 Windows Media center

这个从Vista版就开始大力推广的应用，看上去和Apple又是越来越像。还没深入试用，但感觉Vista里的是垃圾，Win7的用到一半，似乎不坏。anyway，试了才知道。不过微软不是大推家庭娱乐么，推吧推吧。

5。Sidebar and Gargeds

一开始说：怎么不见了？后来点击鼠标右键，才发现多了个Gargeds的选项，这样的改变其实不痛不痒。倒是Gargeds在桌面的位置灵活了，喜欢。

notes没Vista的好用

小结：

初用感觉很爽，明天继续努力，现在需要睡觉去。

第一次写这样的东东，好玩，这就是美其名曰“测评报告”吧，嘿嘿

Knocking on heaven's door

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:09:00 +0000

Am I stupid? Am I fool? Why can't I knock out the new tech world's door?

1. Windows 7
I thought I could install it today but:
1.1 can not move it to removal hard disk -- on apple it shows this item is can not been modified
1.2 can not burn it with Toast -- shows error - 50 connection not stable
1.3 can not zip it and copy to hard disk -- can not use betterzip to zip it
so i have to download it on Vista again
worring

2. Apple
still do not know how to use it!

not happy

Tired of thinking and doing

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:21:00 +0000

Getting tired of thinking and doing -- life is like this.

Visa, prepare for visa application: bank statements, money, application form and other documents need to be done before I go to CH.

CH trip: alwasy wanna to know more before I go. Why not spend some time, just read articals, pictures and everything about the trip. Don't want to rush to somewhere, have a quick view and leave immediately. Wanna know what I see, wanna feel what I see, wanna have real trip. Why can't I just sit down and have a look? Also other arrangements need be done, such as printing all documents.

My Mac is not working in a proper way. So complicated and difficult to get everything settled. Not hapy :( will get there.

Good good study, day day up!

Add oil lizzy!

ISS flare 10 days prediction

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:00:00 +0000

http://www.heavens-above.com/?Lat=51.32&Lng=0.5&Alt=0&Loc=london&TZ=GMT

ISS

Search Period Start:	21:55, Wednesday, 03 December, 2008
Search Period End:	22:55, Wednesday, 10 December, 2008
Observer's Location:	london ( 51.3200°N, 0.5000°E)
Local Time:	Greenwich Mean Time (GMT + 0:00)

Date	Local Time	Intensity ( Mag)	Alt.	Azimuth	Distance to flare centre	Intensity at flare centre (Mag.)	Satellite
04 Dec	05:37:30	-0	40°	348° (NNW)	36.9 km (W)	-8	Iridium 29
04 Dec	17:06:56	-0	25°	197° (SSW)	36.4 km (W)	-7	Iridium 59
05 Dec	05:31:32	-2	39°	350° (N )	19.8 km (W)	-8	Iridium 32
05 Dec	17:00:05	-2	25°	196° (SSW)	26.2 km (E)	-7	Iridium 28
05 Dec	17:00:51	-6	25°	197° (SSW)	8.3 km (E)	-7	Iridium 95
05 Dec	18:27:05	-2	34°	153° (SSE)	23.9 km (W)	-8	Iridium 61
06 Dec	05:25:32	-4	38°	352° (N )	10.5 km (E)	-8	Iridium 58
06 Dec	18:21:05	-5	33°	154° (SSE)	10.1 km (E)	-8	Iridium 35
07 Dec	05:19:38	-5	35°	352° (N )	9.2 km (E)	-8	Iridium 55
07 Dec	16:58:07	-2	21°	203° (SSW)	26.4 km (W)	-6	Iridium 58
08 Dec	05:13:41	-1	34°	354° (N )	33.2 km (E)	-8	Iridium 31
08 Dec	07:15:36	-3	68°	328° (NNW)	15.8 km (W)	-8	Iridium 6
08 Dec	16:52:02	-2	21°	203° (SSW)	30.4 km (E)	-6	Iridium 55
09 Dec	07:09:37	-2	66°	331° (NNW)	18.0 km (W)	-8	Iridium 4
09 Dec	18:09:30	-3	33°	160° (SSE)	13.9 km (E)	-8	Iridium 36
09 Dec	18:12:07	-1	34°	163° (SSE)	33.3 km (W)	-8	Iridium 34
10 Dec	07:03:35	-8	66°	334° (NNW)	1.2 km (W)	-8	Iridium 19
10 Dec	16:49:17	-3	18°	208° (SSW)	23.9 km (E)	-6	Iridium 57
10 Dec	18:06:06	-3	33°	162° (SSE)	15.8 km (E)	-7	Iridium 5

This is the direction of a celestial object, measured clockwise around the observer's horizon from north. So an object due north has an azimuth of 0°, one due east 90°, south 180° and west 270°. Azimuth and altitude are usually used together to give the direction of an object in the topocentric coordinate system.

Sometimes, south is used as the starting point for azimuth angles instead of north, but on the Heavens-Above web site, north is always the origin.

We sometimes include the nearest compass direction as an abbreviation to help clarify the azimuth angles value in degrees. Up to three letters are used and they represent azimuth angles in the following order;

N (0°), NNE (22.5°), NE (45°), ENE (67.5°), E (90°), ESE (112.5°), SE (135°), SSE (157.5°), S (180°), SSW (202.5°), SW (225°), WSW (247.5°), W (270°), WNW (292.5°), NW (315°), NNW (337.5°)

Strict definition
The azimuth of a point on the celestial sphere is defined as the angular distance measured towards the east, from north, along the astronomical horizon to the intersection of the great circle passing through the point and the astronomical zenith with the astronomical horizon.

Latitude and Longitude of World Cities

(and time corresponding to 12:00 noon, Eastern Standard Time)

Latitude Longitude
City ° ' ° ' Time
Aberdeen, Scotland 57 9 N 2 9 W 5:00 p.m.
Adelaide, Australia 34 55 S 138 36 E 2:30 a.m.¹
Algiers, Algeria 36 50 N 3 0 E 6:00 p.m.
Amsterdam, Netherlands 52 22 N 4 53 E 6:00 p.m.
Ankara, Turkey 39 55 N 32 55 E 7:00 p.m.
Asunción, Paraguay 25 15 S 57 40 W 1:00 p.m.
Athens, Greece 37 58 N 23 43 E 7:00 p.m.
Auckland, New Zealand 36 52 S 174 45 E 5:00 a.m.¹
Bangkok, Thailand 13 45 N 100 30 E midnight
Barcelona, Spain 41 23 N 2 9 E 6:00 p.m.
Beijing, China 39 55 N 116 25 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Belém, Brazil 1 28 S 48 29 W 2:00 p.m.
Belfast, Northern Ireland 54 37 N 5 56 W 5:00 p.m.
Belgrade, Serbia 44 52 N 20 32 E 6:00 p.m.
Berlin, Germany 52 30 N 13 25 E 6:00 p.m.
Birmingham, England 52 25 N 1 55 W 5:00 p.m.
Bogotá, Colombia 4 32 N 74 15 W 12:00 noon
Bombay, India 19 0 N 72 48 E 10:30 p.m.
Bordeaux, France 44 50 N 0 31 W 6:00 p.m.
Bremen, Germany 53 5 N 8 49 E 6:00 p.m.
Brisbane, Australia 27 29 S 153 8 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Bristol, England 51 28 N 2 35 W 5:00 p.m.
Brussels, Belgium 50 52 N 4 22 E 6:00 p.m.
Bucharest, Romania 44 25 N 26 7 E 7:00 p.m.
Budapest, Hungary 47 30 N 19 5 E 6:00 p.m.
Buenos Aires, Argentina 34 35 S 58 22 W 2:00 p.m.
Cairo, Egypt 30 2 N 31 21 E 7:00 p.m.
Calcutta, India 22 34 N 88 24 E 10:30 p.m.
Canton, China 23 7 N 113 15 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Cape Town, South Africa 33 55 S 18 22 E 7:00 p.m.
Caracas, Venezuela 10 28 N 67 2 W 1:00 p.m.
Cayenne, French Guiana 4 49 N 52 18 W 2:00 p.m.
Chihuahua, Mexico 28 37 N 106 5 W 10:00 a.m.
Chongqing, China 29 46 N 106 34 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Copenhagen, Denmark 55 40 N 12 34 E 6:00 p.m.
Córdoba, Argentina 31 28 S 64 10 W 2:00 p.m.
Dakar, Senegal 14 40 N 17 28 W 5:00 p.m.
Darwin, Australia 12 28 S 130 51 E 2:30 a.m.¹
Djibouti, Djibouti 11 30 N 43 3 E 8:00 p.m.
Dublin, Ireland 53 20 N 6 15 W 5:00 p.m.
Durban, South Africa 29 53 S 30 53 E 7:00 p.m.
Edinburgh, Scotland 55 55 N 3 10 W 5:00 p.m.
Frankfurt, Germany 50 7 N 8 41 E 6:00 p.m.
Georgetown, Guyana 6 45 N 58 15 W 1:00 p.m.
Glasgow, Scotland 55 50 N 4 15 W 5:00 p.m.
Guatemala City, Guatemala 14 37 N 90 31 W 11:00 a.m.
Guayaquil, Ecuador 2 10 S 79 56 W 12:00 noon
Hamburg, Germany 53 33 N 10 2 E 6:00 p.m.
Hammerfest, Norway 70 38 N 23 38 E 6:00 p.m.
Havana, Cuba 23 8 N 82 23 W 12:00 noon
Helsinki, Finland 60 10 N 25 0 E 7:00 p.m.
Hobart, Tasmania 42 52 S 147 19 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Hong Kong, China 22 20 N 114 11 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Iquique, Chile 20 10 S 70 7 W 1:00 p.m.
Irkutsk, Russia 52 30 N 104 20 E 1:00 a.m.
Jakarta, Indonesia 6 16 S 106 48 E midnight
Johannesburg, South Africa 26 12 S 28 4 E 7:00 p.m.
Kingston, Jamaica 17 59 N 76 49 W 12:00 noon
Kinshasa, Congo 4 18 S 15 17 E 6:00 p.m.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 3 8 N 101 42 E 1:00 a.m.¹
La Paz, Bolivia 16 27 S 68 22 W 1:00 p.m.
Leeds, England 53 45 N 1 30 W 5:00 p.m.
Lima, Peru 12 0 S 77 2 W 12:00 noon
Lisbon, Portugal 38 44 N 9 9 W 5:00 p.m.
Liverpool, England 53 25 N 3 0 W 5:00 p.m.
London, England 51 32 N 0 5 W 5:00 p.m.
Lyons, France 45 45 N 4 50 E 6:00 p.m.
Madrid, Spain 40 26 N 3 42 W 6:00 p.m.
Manchester, England 53 30 N 2 15 W 5:00 p.m.
Manila, Philippines 14 35 N 120 57 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Marseilles, France 43 20 N 5 20 E 6:00 p.m.
Mazatlán, Mexico 23 12 N 106 25 W 10:00 a.m.
Mecca, Saudi Arabia 21 29 N 39 45 E 8:00 p.m.
Melbourne, Australia 37 47 S 144 58 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Mexico City, Mexico 19 26 N 99 7 W 11:00 a.m.
Milan, Italy 45 27 N 9 10 E 6:00 p.m.
Montevideo, Uruguay 34 53 S 56 10 W 2:00 p.m.
Moscow, Russia 55 45 N 37 36 E 8:00 p.m.
Munich, Germany 48 8 N 11 35 E 6:00 p.m.
Nagasaki, Japan 32 48 N 129 57 E 2:00 a.m.¹
Nagoya, Japan 35 7 N 136 56 E 2:00 a.m.¹
Nairobi, Kenya 1 25 S 36 55 E 8:00 p.m.
Nanjing (Nanking), China 32 3 N 118 53 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Naples, Italy 40 50 N 14 15 E 6:00 p.m.
New Delhi, India 28 35 N 77 12 E 10:30 p.m.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, England 54 58 N 1 37 W 5:00 p.m.
Odessa, Ukraine 46 27 N 30 48 E 7:00 p.m.
Osaka, Japan 34 32 N 135 30 E 2:00 a.m.¹
Oslo, Norway 59 57 N 10 42 E 6:00 p.m.
Panama City, Panama 8 58 N 79 32 W 12:00 noon
Paramaribo, Suriname 5 45 N 55 15 W 2:00 p.m.
Paris, France 48 48 N 2 20 E 6:00 p.m.
Perth, Australia 31 57 S 115 52 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Plymouth, England 50 25 N 4 5 W 5:00 p.m.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea 9 25 S 147 8 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Prague, Czech Republic 50 5 N 14 26 E 6:00 p.m.
Rangoon, Myanmar 16 50 N 96 0 E 11:30 p.m.
Reykjavík, Iceland 64 4 N 21 58 W 5:00 p.m.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 22 57 S 43 12 W 2:00 p.m.
Rome, Italy 41 54 N 12 27 E 6:00 p.m.
Salvador, Brazil 12 56 S 38 27 W 2:00 p.m.
Santiago, Chile 33 28 S 70 45 W 1:00 p.m.
St. Petersburg, Russia 59 56 N 30 18 E 8:00 p.m.
São Paulo, Brazil 23 31 S 46 31 W 2:00 p.m.
Shanghai, China 31 10 N 121 28 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Singapore, Singapore 1 14 N 103 55 E 1:00 a.m.¹
Sofia, Bulgaria 42 40 N 23 20 E 7:00 p.m.
Stockholm, Sweden 59 17 N 18 3 E 6:00 p.m.
Sydney, Australia 34 0 S 151 0 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Tananarive, Madagascar 18 50 S 47 33 E 8:00 p.m.
Teheran, Iran 35 45 N 51 45 E 8:30 p.m.
Tokyo, Japan 35 40 N 139 45 E 2:00 a.m.¹
Tripoli, Libya 32 57 N 13 12 E 7:00 p.m.
Venice, Italy 45 26 N 12 20 E 6:00 p.m.
Veracruz, Mexico 19 10 N 96 10 W 11:00 a.m.
Vienna, Austria 48 14 N 16 20 E 6:00 p.m.
Vladivostok, Russia 43 10 N 132 0 E 3:00 a.m.¹
Warsaw, Poland 52 14 N 21 0 E 6:00 p.m.
Wellington, New Zealand 41 17 S 174 47 E 5:00 a.m.¹
Zürich, Switzerland 47 21 N 8 31 E 6:00 p.m.

HMS Victory

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:22:00 +0000

Hamleys 大打折，咱就去看看吧。经典的熊熊们终归经典，可是强烈吸引眼球的却是这个Rovell的 HMS Victory Set -- 这不是偶梦寐以求的船船么！！！超级喜欢这种老式的战舰和模型。记得小时候去钢琴老师家回课的时候，老师的儿子就在YY什么时候自己也可以做一艘。这一YY，Y了20年。

当时只是一眼看中，后来发现有些眼熟。回家一查，居然就是去怀特岛路上，停靠在朴次茅斯港的那个让我YY良久却没时间去看的大船阿！！！缘分哪!!

幸运与不幸之间

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:22:00 +0000

Lucky and unlucky, are two sides of a coin called Life.
幸与不幸，只相隔一线天

追讨Deposit事件，曲折却是完美收场。不仅小小的锻炼了一下negotiation skill，更有收获的是听房东大侃当前property industry，mortgage,房价走势等，让我这个彻底的门外汉也学到些新鲜东西--坏事变好事,what more can I say ;)

1:1 with VP,让眼光放得更远：向Search的扩张，为了未来的打算。虽然工作琐碎，一步一步都不容易，好不容易终于有第一次的client meeting，从头开始做客户；好不容易对手头的事情更加得心应手，却面临更多与人交往communication的挑战。回首，惊奇的发现自己在一点一点超目标进发；路漫漫其修远兮--好好的修，2010年前，做些什么！

Infor from Chat with Guanyi

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:07:00 +0000

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Guanyi's
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HMS Victory

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