「NONO的选择」是我和NONO在端午假期里完成的淘宝店项目，我负责拍摄和店铺形象包装，NONO当麻豆和老板娘。必须得在这里宣传一下，希望大家多多支持！

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创作大王作为南非世界杯的民间合作伙伴，必须这样搞一下。

你可以说NONO老婆不是球迷，但你不可以说意大利的球员不帅。

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在canonrumors.com看到Canon已经确认加入了24p和25p模式到新的5D Mark II的固件中，版本号为2.0.3。新固件预计在3月中旬提供免费下载。依然还是1920×1080和640×480两种分辨率，录像的时候可以调节音量的级别，声音也从44.1KHz提升到48KHz，录像的手动曝光模式增加了快门优先和光圈优先，基本上就是这么多。

Canon 5D Mark II 新固件(2.0.3)将在在2010年3月16号提供下载: http://www.canon.com/eos-d/

Update: Canon已经放出5D Mark II的最新固件V2.0.3。

Update: 由于v2.0.3固件存在缺陷，Canon公布了新的v2.0.4介质。   下载

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从Canonrumors.com上看到在波兰的一展会上流出了疑似5D Mark II新固件的细节。有24p、25p和30p模式，不过还是没有720p，没有60p。。。其实也情有可原，毕竟5DII只有一个芯片，要处理现在两倍的数据量肯定是有问题的。哎，有24p就好了，虽然60p对我的吸引力更大。

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最近没什么新东西，帮朋友设计的海报，放上来充个数，预计我们到时候会去看这场演出。

对演出感兴趣的可以去Google一下：郝云 零八年的最后一夜

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• 网格天空
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• 螺丝的求婚

由于原空间的一些限制，前几天购置了新的网站空间，新的空间速度还可以，顺便把Wordpress升到了最新的2.5.1，K2也换到了最新的1.0-RC6版本，因为系统有了不少的改动，无奈又花了大量时间重新制作了K2的iWhite版本，也就是我现在用的这个模板风格，之前的iBlack也想重新做一个下。blog的数据已经全部同步到新的空间，但其他的数据，包括论坛的数据等会陆续同步到这里。此外还有一个重要的调整就是blog正式挂接在www.izfly.cn域名下，以后大家访问<zfly创作大王>的时候尽量使用www.izfly.cn吧，麻烦大家奔走相告。当然，访问www.iuwee.com同样可以访问到本博客，原来的链接依然可以正确跳转。

目前我使用的三个域名是这样规划的：www.izfly.cn : <zfly创作大王>blog专有。www.iuwee.com : <哎哟喂>在哎哟喂下会放比较多的东西，应该是我全部相关的东西，包括我试验的一些小玩意儿等等，相当于我个人的一个小门户吧。www.byetime.cn : <再见,时光>还没想到要放什么，暂时也解析到blog下面。

如果大家在访问本站的时候发现什么问题，请给我留言反馈，谢谢！

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第一，通过RSS将大家的blog整合在一起，文章按时间倒排。

可以访问这里：http://iuwee.com/byetime 。

界面比较糙，慢慢再改进，而且我是在IE7和firefox上调试的，在IE6上可能会有问题。

第二，尝试做了个MSN机器人，有兴趣的可以加他为好友：iuwee@hotmail.com (目前不是24小时在线，没有服务器…) 目前实现了将MSN的信息发布到网站上，有兴趣的可以试试啊。现在已经将发布的结果整合在我blog里，就在右边栏内。

当然也可以访问：http://iuwee.com/byetime/msn.htm 查看比较完整漂亮的界面。

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Zach在Groups beta的页面源代码里发现了一个圆角生成器，Google还真藏了不少东西啊。

这个就是Google的圆角图片生成器的地址：

http://google.com/groups/roundedcorners?

c=91c002&bc=white&w=50& h=40&a=tr

效果就是这样：

你可以改变以下参数来自定义图片：
1.c表示图片的颜色；
2.bc表示图片的背景色；
3.w和h分别表示圆角的宽和高；
4.a表示圆角方向，tl是左上角，tr是右上角，bl是左下角，br是右下角。

我们可以随意调整它的属性参数，再试一个”宽和高均为100px、位于右上角的灰色大圆角！！

不错吧？？这样生成圆角就很简单了，唯一的缺点就是google服务器挂了，那么图片自然就显示不出来了， 不过应该比我这个破服务器强太多了吧？！Enjoy！！

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前阵子还在担心自己小病不得容易攒成大病，于是就感冒了。

我的感冒每次都很典型，先是咽发炎，然后就是喉，接着就咳嗽，很少发烧。

病了就在家待着，趁这个机会把首页更新了一下 http://iuwee.com/index.htm 。

页面用CSS+XHTML，CSS写的还是有点乱，虽然之前也看过一些东西，但这还算是我第一次尝试。IE和FireFox的效果还是有点不一样，头晕，改天再研究。

同时还写了AJAX的RSS2.0解析，用来取blog和论坛的最新文章。目前再FireFox上还不太正常，有时间再调整。

有什么好的意见可以给我comment。

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闲逛的时候发现有人做的blog排行，说是2006最好的30个blog。

选了其中几个看了下，还不错。

From : http://www.fimoculous.com/archive/post-1825.cfm

30. Starbucks Gossip Romenesko’s other other blog, Starbucks Gossip is the kind of idea you wish more people would rip off. A gossip blog for fans and employees alike, the site has been on the forefront of such controversies as the ghetto latte and the tipping debate. (See also: Mini-Microsoft.)

29. TV Squad Blogging about tv sounds hard — you’re always a day late, yet you’re always a spoiler. This surprisingly good Weblogs Inc. blog finds the right balance between last night’s TiVo and tomorrow’s buzzed show. (See also: Television Without Pity & Tuned In.)

28. Ballardian Sorry, this isn’t actually J.G. Ballard’s blog. As possibly the only science fiction writer who merits the adjectival form, Ballard is synonymous with technology, body enhancement, organic architecture, dystopia, car crashes, and other generally weird stuff. This blog is about those things, sorta. (See also: William Gibson’s Blog & Bruce Sterling’s Blog & City of Sound.)

27. T-Shirt Critic I’ve got this theory that the t-shirt is becoming its own legitimate form of media — informative yet dispensable. Probably the most frequent email query I get is “where do you get all those t-shirt links?” The answer is all over the freaking place — but this site is one of the best. (See also: Preshrunk & iloveyourtshirt.)

26. Pruned Ostensibly, this is a blog about landscape architecture, but it actually illustrates how any discipline has complexity and hybridity behind it, usually by gathering all sorts of random pieces of visual culture. (See also: BLDG BLOG & Things Magazine.)

25. Ypulse You can count the number of people making a living by blogging on a couple of hands, but be sure to add a digit for Anastasia. If you think you know what teenagers are talking about today, you may reconsider after reading this blog, which tracks everything that the kids (Generation Y) are into. (See also: Agenda Inc.)

24. Eyeteeth & Offcenter Through some bad twist of misfortune, I never met the multi-talented Paul Schmelzer when I lived in Minneapolis. But I’ve been collecting all the marvellous little spores he leaves behind on various sites around the interweb, including these two. (See also: Greg.org.)

23. We Make Money Not Art There’s an easy way to get me to fall in love with your blog — just link to a meat chess board, and I’m all yours. The international talent on this blog covers topics in the digital arts: social media, electronic design, wearable computing, etc. (See also: Design Observer & reBlog.)

22. Dethroner Not that you care, but 2006 was a crummy year for the lad magazine. Could it be that the social internet is invading dude-ness too? This one-man site (from Joel Johnson, former Gizmodo editor, recently interviewed by Matt Haughey) is a good example of what one person can do in a niche topic. (See also: Daddy Types.)

21. Cute Overload Yes, hipster, I know — you, your sister, and your mom have seen Cute Overload. But have you bookmarked it? Have you returned to it every day just for some cheery bunnies? You have not truly experienced Cute Overload until it has become a ritual. I dare you. (See also: Flickr: Interestingness.)

20. IFC TV Picking the best film blog is difficult. Luckily, picking the best one you perhaps aren’t reading is easy! This link-heavy blog is the perfect mix of news and views on film culture. (See also: Cinematical & GreenCine Daily.)

19. Journerdism From the esteemed tradition of Waxy and Snark Market comes Journerdism, a link blog from Floridan new media journalist, Will Sullivan. (See also: Magnetbox & PaidContent & Innovation in Colllege Media.)

18. Metafilter Joke, right? No, not really, because I bet everyone reading this post has at one time or another given up on Metafilter. And unlike the time you gave up on Slashdot, you eventually came back to Metafilter. (See also: Ask.Metafilter, the real reason this site deserves to be here.)

17. videos.antville.org You’re going to see a huge surge of video link blogs this year, but this one has always stood above the others for good community contributions of quality music videos. (See also: ClipTip & Digg: Music Videos.)

16. Marmaduke Explained There’s only one way to make Marmaduke funny: attempt to explain why Mamaduke is funny. Brilliant. (See also: Silent Penultimate Panel.)

15. Josh Spear Cool Hunting and The Cool Hunter are, well, cool. But they tend to track international trends that seldom seem to intersect with your life. Josh Spear’s cool hunting includes stuff you might actually be able to afford getting your hands on. (See also: NotCot.org.)

14. Data Mining Yawn, right? Nuh-uh. Everything that’s happening today in areas around buzz tracking, social media, geocoding, data visualization, and countless other subjects is tracked on this blog, where I consistently discover new ideas. (See also: Blog Pulse & Micro Persuasion.)

13. Make Magazine Even though this blog is arguably pretty popular, I’m including the work of the indefatigable Phillip Torrone because the trend of life hacking and productivity really started to emerge this year. Make’s philosophy is simple: anything can be DIY if you just figure out how to hack it. (See also: Lifehacker & 43 Folders & Life Clever.)

12. 3 Quarks Daily 3 Quarks Daily sets the paradigm for what a good personal blog should be: eclectic but still thematic, learned but not boring, writerly but not wordy. (See also: Snark Market & wood s lot.)

11. Screens I’ve had a boyish crush on Virginia Heffernan‘s writing since her days as Slate’s tv columnist. This year, she started this peculiar little blog for the New York Times, covering the cultural side of the internet video industry before anyone realized there was such a thing. She was the first mainstream media writer to snag lonelygirl15 as a storyline (which I — still boyishly — think she first saw here), writing in a cozy vernacular that you were surprised in the old gray lady. (See also: Lost Remote & Carpetbagger.)

10. BuzzFeed It might be too early to judge this recently-launched human+computer buzz hybrid, but so far the meme detector has caught Hipster-on-Hipster Hatred, Evil Hippies Ruining Stuff, and Racist Jokes as strangely recurrent cultural themes. (See also: Hype Machine & Blogebrity.)

9. Pulse Laser Matt Webb is the kind of nerd that all nerds aspire to be. His amazing presentations mix science fiction, Coke commercials, and brain chemistry in ways natural only to polymaths. With his partner Jack Schulze, Webb has worked on such projects as redefining news with BBC, understanding phone personalization with Nokia, and writing about mind hacks for O’Reilly. Impressive work, but this blog tracks their random ideas, such as the social letterbox or a collection of robot arms. (See also: Ratchet Up & v-2.org.)

8. Subtraction An editor from The Atlantic who was doing a story on buzz-building recently contacted me about finding the source of a meme he saw on Fimoculous. He asked where I got it, and I said Subtraction, to which he replied, “that’s what everyone else said too.” A blogger’s blogger, Khoi Vinh is the new design director at the NYTimes.com, which might sound high-brow, but his personal site has the quality you most desire from a blogger: curiosity. (See also: Anil Dash.)

7. Pop Candy I’m as surprised as you that a USA Today blog makes this list. Beyond the cute Chuck Taylors in her pic, what makes Whitney Matheson better than the slew of other pop culture blogs out there? Simple: while everyone else is there to out-snark and out-upskirt-shot each other, Whitney seems to actually like popular culture. (See also: Stereogum & Amy’s Robot.)

6. Future of the Book Ostensibly about exploring the shift from the printed page to the networked screen, Future of the Book stumbles across a variety of new ideas along the way, such as creating a wikibook on gaming. Although occasionally windy, Future of the Books is on the precipice of something big. (See also: Read/Write Web & Smart Mobs.)

5. Corpus Obscura It’s an inspired idea: track the obits of those whose accomplishments vastly exceeded their fame. So you get the last boxer to fight Muhammad Ali, the animator of Fred Flintstone, the tuba player from the Jaws theme, the first physician convicted of illegally performing an abortion in a hospital, and many, many more. (See also: Blog of Death.)

4. Information Aesthetics I suspect we need a chart to explain why this blog is so great, because just saying “this blog tracks instances of data visualization” sounds like it could be a weapon to kill terrorists with boredom. But this site is essential reading for anyone interested in the ways that engineers and designers turn the messy world into a clear visual representation. (See also: Visual Complexity & xBlog.)

3. Google Operating System Like William Gibson famously decreeing that the future is already here but not evenly distributed, this blog’s name alludes to the ongoing rumor that Google is starting its own operating system, which is essentially already here but we don’t even realize it. The site offers “news and tips about Google” (hey, they put ads on their maps; wow, only a handful of sites have a 10 PageRank; huh, you can mute threads in Gmail), but the best posts have top form theorizing on what the future holds for the online operating system. (See also: Google Blogoscoped & John Battelle’s SearchBlog.)

2. History of the Button A blog about the history of buttons? Yes! A blog about the history of buttons! Finally, someone has come along to try to say something sensible about this year’s wretched Adam Sandler movie Click, to trace the history of game show buzzers and buttons, and to analyze Push! The! Button! cries in Lost. Next thing you know, you’re seeing buttons everywhere. It’s a button nation. (See also: Boxes and Arrows & Signal vs. Noise.)

1. Indexed Is this seriously the best blog on this list? Who knows — but it’s a minor form of genius. (See also: McSweeney’s Lists & 10,000 Reasons & Gaping Void.)

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1. Start with an ordinary sheet of 8 1/2″ x 11″ – 21.6 x 28 cm (U.S.standard writing paper size). The exact size is not important, it should be rectangular and not square. The paper should be at least 20 Lb. bond or copy paper.

2. Fold over the left hand corner as shown.

3. Crease

4. Result

5. Fold over the right hand corner.

6. Crease

7. Result

8. Carefully close in the sides as shown.

9. Fold down the center line from front to back.

10. Fold the resulting left hand tip up as shown.

11. Crease along the bottom edge.

12. Repeat the same procedure on the right section.

… continued from steps 1 to 12

13. Fold the left hand point back.

14. Crease

15. Mirror the same folds on the right panel.

16. Bend the left panel as shown.

17. Crease from back to front only 2/3 of the way.

18. Study photos 18 and 19 carefully. These folds are difficult to describe. Try to duplicate them as shown in the photos.

19. Mirror the folds on the right.

20. Turn the plane over and fold the point back and crease as shown.

21. Turn the plane over again. The result should be similar to the photo.

22. Crease wing as shown.

23. Moisten the crease with your tongue. Do this slowly and carefully or you could receive a painful paper cut on your tongue.

24. Carefully tear off strip of paper. Save the strip of paper because you are going to need it to make the tail.

… continued from steps 13 to 24

25. To make the tail, fold down the center of the strip of paper to form a trough.

26. Tear as shown to form control surfaces. The folds should be parallel with the bottom of the trough.

27. Fold wings up.

28. Fold the right wing down as shown in photos 28 and 29. Take special care to angle this fold in such a way so that the leading edge of the wing is slightly higher than the trailing edge.

29. Study this photo and you will see that the fold is not exactly parallel with the trough at the bottom but slightly angled as described in photo 28.

30. The plane should look like this at this point.

31. Bend the wingtips up.

32. Insert tail into slot under wing.

33. Finished at last!

34. Aircraft shown with landing gears down. Note: the craft does not fly as well with the gears down.

35. Ready to fly!

前些天跟MiMi同学讨论了她要做的东西，佩鲁甲市（是这么写吧）的电话本。

我说了我的想法，答应她简单做一下，让概念具体点，Demo如下：

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北京光电时空文化艺术有限公司：www.ray-on.cn

NHT

网摘：以下是引用来自70个流行的AJAX应用的演示和源码下载的内容：

1. Ajallerix : AJAX, simple, fast Web image gallery demo ; at Novell
2. AJAX – microlink pattern tutorial : A microlink is a link that opens up content below it.
3. Ajax BBC News RSS Reader : demo by Nigel Crawley
4. AJAX Chat in Python with Dojo : at AquaAjax
5. Ajax Chess : multiplayer chess
6. Ajax examples at BackBase : examples demonstrating several aspects of the Backbase technology.
7. Ajax examples at Rico : Inner HTML, JavaScript updater etc.
8. Ajax examples using ColdFusionMX, SQLServer, SOAP : Contact Manager, NOAA 7 Day Forecast code and demos.
9. Ajax Feed TV : News feed
10. Ajax inline dictionary : Highlight any text on this site then right click. A tooltip containing the definition of the selected word should show up.
11. Ajaxload : Ajax loading gif generator.
12. Ajax Login Demo : Creating a secure login system using XMLHttpRequest
13. Ajax Newsletter Signup : A newsletter signup form that shows Thank You on the same page.
14. ajaxProject : Project Management applicaiton with rich UI
15. Ajax Rater : A star rating system that uses Ajax.
16. AJAX-S : An Ajax-based slideshow system.
17. AJAX Spell Checker : spell check text / form content.
18. Ajax Toolbox : Tools for the Ajax Developer
19. Amazon Catalog Tree : Amazon Catalog Tree
20. Amazon Zuggest : Amazon product suggestion (like google suggest)
21. Askeet by symfony : Digg-like AJAX interactions; open source
22. Backbase – Ajax Demos : Ajax demos at BackBase
23. Basic Ajax Examples : Ping, track changes, drop down, Google suggest hack etc at Clearnova
24. Behaviour : Fading lists, Sortable lists, Dropout boxen, Shaky lists
25. chat.app : ajax chat
26. Chihuahua Word Puzzle : daily word puzzles
27. Coloir : Ajax Slideshow
28. DHTML arcade/action games : a collection that demonstrate the power of DHTML
29. DomAPI : Windows Desktop, Outlook-like, RSS Reader
30. Drag and Drop Shopping Cart Demo : at CyberDummy
31. Easy AJAX inline text edit 2.0 : edit a piece of text inline
32. FileChucker : File upload and progress bar at Encodable.com
33. Gmail Style Check Username AJAX Demo : at CyberDummy
34. Google Web Toolkit Example Projects : Hello World, Dynamic Table, Desktop App Clone etc
35. GreyBox : Pop up window using idea of light box.
36. FiftyFourEleven: Ajax Examples
37. IntuiCat – ajax Catalogue : Ajax-based Catalogue Demo
38. jsLINB programming demos : LINB(Lazy INternet and Browser)
39. JSlog : Ajax logging tool.
40. JS/UIX Unix Shell : JS/UIX is an UN*X-like OS for standard web-browsers, written entirely in JavaScript.
41. Lace : free web chat application
42. Lightbox : simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the current page.
43. Leightbox : Light Box with inline div’s instead of AJAX calls.
44. Live Quote Demo : Simple way of creating an updating stock quote table in ajax.
45. Magnetic Poetry : drag and drop poetry
46. Metatron Chat Engine : PHP/MySQL/JavaScript powered chat engine
47. Monket Calendar : online calendar
48. Multi List Drag Drop Demo : at CyberDummy
49. NetDirector : open and extensible framework for managing configurations of common open source network services.
50. nexImage : Image processing demo
51. Opera Platform : Enabling AJAX applications on mobile phones
52. Orbeon examples : various examples illustrating the capabilities of OPS, from the OPS Tutorial examples to XForms examples
53. OVO Suite : Online Virtual Office : virtual office limited demo
54. phpFreeChat : php Free Chat
55. S5: A Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System : S5 is a slide show format based entirely on XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
56. script.aculo.us Reflector : image reflector script that uses uses opacity-based fades
57. Slider Bar Demo : at CyberDummy
58. SmallestAjax : Smallest Ajax example in the world?
59. Spell Check demo : by Primal Grasp
60. Super Maryo World : Japanese game demo
61. Tacos : Tacos provides a library of useful Tapestry components. This application provides some examples to get you started.
62. theList : to-do list / bug-tracker
63. ThickBox : ThickBox is a Lightbox than can show html pages as well as images.
64. Tooltip.js : Tooltip.js is a simple class to make it possible to add tooltips to your page.
65. Treehouse Chat : ajax chat
66. Tudu Lists : open-source to-do lists
67. WeBoggle : Ajax Boggle
68. XHTML live Chat : ajax chat
69. YahooSearchAsYouType : Yahoo search as you type
70. ZK Demo : demo programs for various components

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在全世界做一件事情的人，here it is…

http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/maps/

引用一下Silence的留言：

提到zfly，认识你的人心里肯定会有关于你的感受和定义，

而这种感受和定义，独一无二～

嗯，其实我们都在经营着自己。

不管初衷如何，不变的是，我们都想給周遭的人们最美的感受和最好的定义。

大家都是独一无二的～

周六在家待着，本来想找点事做，可还是懒懒不想动。无奈又打开电脑。

好心人的网络没有开，无奈的无奈，于是别有了下面的尝试：

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发现一个网站提供ASCII码版世界杯直播，在DOS、Windows下命令行、Linux的终端下输入：

telnet ascii-wm.net 2006

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看到一片文章，AJAX的反模式，主要几点，做了简单注释。原文点这里

Chatty communication|频繁的对话

尽量减少链接数，多缓存一些，再发送一批请求。

Too much XML parsing|XML还是有点庞大

可以考虑用一些轻量级的数据交换，比如JSON.

Loading everything before displaying something|显示一些东西前都要显示Loading

装载数据前，可以給用户点别的东西，不要让人傻等着。

Rendering on the server|server端生成

考虑好在哪一端生成页面的内容。

Over thinking the design|过多考虑在设计上

还是要及时更新，及时发布新版本

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看了一个他的魔术，挺有意思，看似很随意，其实应该是精心准备过的。看看吧，你会喜欢的，下面有视频的链接。

Cyril可算是現代魔術界的巨星，最近在日本急速竄紅的街頭魔術師。他將街頭魔術發揮到淋漓盡致，甚至到神的境界。他憑著自己的創意，用自己的魔術吸引了無數人的眼睛。他的表演超酷，令你無法相信自己的雙眼，看到目瞪口呆。他的魔術表演在網絡上廣泛流傳，這使更多的人認識他，也使更多的人感受到魔術的神奇魅力！

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超炫的人体消失 茶道馆的表演 玻璃的穿透 空瓶生水

人体漂浮 华人街的表演 最酷的牌穿玻璃 最酷的牌穿玻璃2

Kiss Card 消失的身躯 连接的圈圈糖 在韩星面前的表演

超酷的飞镖魔术 超猛的剑击扑克 用魔法加热杯面

超级市场内的魔术 硬币和火材盒的魔术 神奇的扑克变幻

刀穿扑克 帅得不得了的出场 餐厅内的牌传玻璃 瓶盖入瓶子

装扮成肥仔变魔术 钱币魔术 钱币魔术2 装扮老伯伯表演魔术2

咖啡厅内的魔术 橡皮筋魔术 酒吧内的魔术 超猛的扑克魔术

刚接到一个新任务，完成有关RSS聚合的东西。整理一下思路：

• 从32个子站抓取32个RSS源。
• 在server上分别按日期备份。
• 把各RSS源按栏目抽取各个元素。
• 读一个配置文件里的频道对应，分开写，方便之后的转发。
• 重新写成WCM格式的XML，有定时和同步的问题。
• 对应写到主站的RSS数据的频道，栏目已分好（不太清楚）。
• 管理员转发。

先不用考虑RSS生成到最后的数据发布间的同步问题。

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今天看自己的Flickr的时候发现最早的一些照片都不见了，看到总数到了200，于是就怀疑免费用户是有上限的，Goo了一下，果然如此，以前都没有注意过。不过，之前的照片并没有被删除，只是不能Display在免费用户的界面上，也就是说之前BBS或Blog里链过的图片还是可以正常显示的。不过心已然是凉了半截。

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前阵子帮一个藏饰店拍了点照片，照片不能放上来。帮他们设计了一个书签，图为书签的小样，未完成。店内藏饰地毯比较多，还有藏式的饰品，图腾，家具和图画等。嘉納瑪尼，他们的名字，地址在丽都饭店后的那条小街上。不知道活佛在佛教徒心中是什么地位，那天见到了一个佛爷，一起吃了饭。晚饭后，两个美国人如约跟佛爷见面，一直聊了两个多小时。看的出他们很虔诚，接受了佛爷的祝福（念了一段经）后，两人含泪拥吻。

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