Too much RSS

After a busy semester, I finally have time to deal with lots of things that I should deal with months ago, including 1000+ (maybe 2000+) unread RSS in my google reader. This is time consuming, especially when English is not my native language.

CNN, The New York Times, Reuters, FT, Economists , and other news agents are on my list. I’m not really interested in all of them. But I try to know more about the U.S. and the world through these main stream media agents. It seems you should know what’s happening in the place you live in. I think is also many people’s reason for reading news.

But after two days’ tedious reading, I find that I can never read all of the RSS as the new news begin to pile up. No wonder they describe the way of RSS spreading information as ‘push’. So I decide to mark all of them as read, just pay attention to the coming news. As Confucius said,”Don’t chase the past, work on the future.”

My first word in United States

Until today, I’ve been in America for 3 months. In this period, I had a lot of exciting experience, of cause, lots of difficulties too.

Long time no word in this blog because of busy study and life. As the semester gonna to finish, my life here become more and more smooth, everything begins to be arranged. This is my first post since I’ve been here, just say to the world “I am back.”

Google Notebook extension is compatible with Firefox 3 now

Go to http://www.google.com/notebook/download/ to download the 1.0.0.20 version. It has solved the opening notebook in a new window problem. It is said that firefox auto update hasn’t offered this latest version yet. Thanks Ramen for informing us this news in Google Groups.

Todays Theme is Grey- China begins three-day mourning

To mourn for the death in China earthquake on May 12, main Chinese web sites turn their home pages to grey today. Up till now, the death toll climbs over 30 thousands, and the authority warns that it will hit 50 thousands at last.

Trucks Jammed Carrefour in China (photo)

Warning:

I collected this photo from QQ (China’s most popular IM software).

I cannot verify the authenticity of this photo.

This photo may not relate to the anti-Carrefour activities in China at present.

The Chinese words in the photo don’t represent my opinions. The words had been embed in the photo the first time I saw it.

I don’t support any anti-France activities at present in China.