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书签最早用365Key，后来因为服务器总当机放弃了，之后一直用Delicious，页面很简洁，后来被Yahoo收购后就经常当机——但还是在可忍受的范围之内。但开始用Google Reader的Shared Items之后，立刻就知道是时候放弃Delicious了，原因就是Google reader和与它无缝捆绑在一起的Shared Items令我少按鼠标好几次。

I'm sorry to say that I had previously received an approach from two charities - one via Facebook and the other by email - but hadn't yet made a donation.  However, Jeremiah's Twitter message changed that. Charities, take note...

There are at least 30 people who have indicated they’ve given through Jeremiah’s updates on Twitter, and more – no doubt – who have given privately.

可是你看看豆瓣上的目标用户是谁啊？ (我也是其中之一) 1.职业或者非职业的装逼犯。 2.卖弄文字爱好者。 3.自以为是的摇滚青年、自已为是独立青年男女，干物女，宅男女。 4.愤青、小资、朋克。 这类人的特点是都以为自己非常的独特，抱着文以载道的高尚理想，奋力的挣扎着表达些什么，唯恐被这个时代所遗忘；或者在豆瓣上面矫情的写写自己的小忧伤，又或者装作愤怒状在理性和感性间不断意淫却没有高潮。一个令人沮丧的事实是，存在主义大师克尔凯郭尔多年前就说过，不管你摆不摆pose，你都是在摆pose；不管你摆什么样的pose，你都会死的。 所以你知道，他们只是需要一个秀场而已。

该女网友异常悲情的陈述到 “很多人给我写站内邮件，问我是不是北京的，愿不愿意一夜情。”

在此，我除了对那些给她写站内消息的男人表示同情和理解之外，我也想说，你们也太饥渴了吧，另外没有妞给我写信问我愿不愿意一夜情让我耿耿于怀。

For U.S. visitors, traffic has almost doubled from February to April alone. The service is now pulling in nearly 1.2 million people per month. Twitter is growing very fast, and just as we’ve noted, Compete believes Twitter’s recent coverage in the mainstream press (for events like helping the American student get out of jail in Egypt and coverage of the China earthquake) is helping to fuel this growth.

他只是好读书，肯下功夫，不仅读，还做笔记；不仅读一遍两遍，还会读三遍四遍，笔记上不断地添补。所以他读的书虽然很多，也不易遗忘。

他的笔记，常前后互相引证参考，

他这些笔记，都附带自己的议论，亦常常前后参考、互相引证。以后的笔记他都亲自记下书目，也偶有少许批语。

All three companies have used the personal brands of their founder’s effectively to launch, and all are leveraging social networks. (Side note: It is very interesting that Facebook and Twitter made the top 10 for all three.) Mahalo is also doing a great job getting their content featured on other sites, and Guy is doing a great job evangelizing Truemors at conferences. It will be interesting to see if Leah, Kevin, Guy and Jason can sustain their momentum over the coming months as the hype settles, and the product themselves become the real growth driver. It will most certainly be an interesting ride, and we’ll be keeping a close eye on their progress and tactics

But if you go back a few thousand years, the site was home to the Mayans, a highly advanced civilization whose ruins still dot the region. Among their many accomplishments, the Mayans developed one of the most sophisticated writing systems in Mezo-America, with over 800 glyphs and symbols. And that’s where the New York-based design and branding firm Carbone Smolan began its brainstorming to create a symbol that would capture the essence of the resort’s history and culture. “We understood that Punta Nizuc was Mayan for “nose of the dog” “ says co-founder Leslie Smolan. “After researching the Mayan culture, and noting visual cues like anthropomorphic creatures with softly rounded, wave like forms, our sketch process and final logo incorporates both, evoking both dog and sea.” Smolan shared her Nizuc mood board to show us the earlier incarnations of their ideas. The logo also reflects the Mayan belief in the circular nature of the continuum of life – birth, death, rebirth. So, Smolan says, the logo is designed to keep your eye moving around the mark. It’s a cool little bit of cultural conscription, and looks surprisingly authentic, even if its pedigree is more Manhattan than Mayan. Of course, a strictly New York interpretation of what “nose of the dog” would look like would probably be something cold and wet – not the pictogram you’d want to represent a luxury a beach resort.