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I lost my Mom this year and lost my girl this year – today or even another year long before, but I had not realized it until today.
It means that all my loves have left me, there must be something wrong upon me, I should reflect on myself, I knew it!
In the past 10 years, I broke my words for several times while my girl – Y, she was just waiting my good news. I should have treasured the times we spend together, but I have not.
I do so much love Y, she was the whole thing that I wanted and even more. I love her sweet smile, her lovely voice and her beautiful face, every tiny thing can drive me crazy and make me fall much more and more in love with her each time.
Also I should have valued mom’s things before, but I did not and only can always feel them every night right now.

God I miss her.
I love her, but bye bye, my love.
I love them, but bye bye, my loves.

As the iGoogle, maybe a personalized homepage is developed by Baidu.com. Guys name iBaidu for it. It shows that Some widgets can be modified on the page. Although can not log in, I find widgets is already working.

A way was found out to make images shown on website P1.cn, a famous social network focusing on urban life in China.
People can view any photo in that website without having the permit from the owner of the picture, or even logging in!
It’s believed that geek could hack P1.cn easily after reading this theory, so there’s plenty of worries about that the personal information will be leaked out before long.
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In China, QQ is Internet!
plus8star.com said:

QQ is China’s largest online community with over 300 million accounts. Many users connect to Internet solely for using QQ.
Starting with a simple IM for Chinese users, QQ evolved into an array of services ranging from blogs, avatars, virtual items and pets and online games.

So, what you waiting for, come on and get a QQ ID.

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Happy New Year 2009

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Hoping 2009 will help us live better!

1. Read: read a book displayed by the ny times’ best-seller list every month.
2. Write: write a book in web trends.
3. Talk: make some speech about China Internet in circles.
4. Photo: take some human figure photos in daily life.
5. Travel: go somewhere with my darling.
6. Communicate: know new guys.
7. Swim: practice more.
8. Drive: go to another city by car.
9. Earn: go with more Yuan.
10. Graduated: get graduated!

Have fun!

Copyed from 51.com’s offical blog.

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This site is a quick and dirty solution to a question that I often lay awake at night worrying about. Do I have my username registered across every site that I should? What if the next internet humiliation meme just happens to share the username I’ve been using for years, and suddenly people are emailing me asking “hey, is this you ???”. The site is simple. I have a stack of web app urls, the application pings the site using the username you want to check, if it returns a “no user name” error we return that. The site uses Dojo as it does all the checks using Ajax (each check takes a couple of seconds so using Ajax you don’t have to sit and wait 3 minutes for the page to load).

Link:http://usernamecheck.com/

This email verification tool actually connects to the mail server and checks whether the mailbox exists or not.

What is being verified:
Format: “name@domain.xxx”
Valid domain: “somebody@new.york” is not valid
Valid user: Verify that the user and mailbox really exist

Link:http://verify-email.org/