Jayden

Cake. Caramel. Get Carried away!

Gather your ingredients. Butter, flour, sugar, milk, eggs, baking powder, salt and vanilla.

Then start the cake making and get to mixing.

Then get really bummed when you take your cake out of the pans too soon before they’ve cooled… and just before your going to take it to a friend’s house for dinner … in just over an hour. Have you been there, too? Ugh. So disappointing.

So that’s when the caramel layer cake I’d been dying to make became carefree.

And that’s perfectly okay, because this was one of the best tasting yellow cakes. It was so so good. Oh my gosh I could hardly stop eating pieces of it.

But thankfully I stopped in time to save enough cake and turn them into personal desserts that I could easily carry.

Little jars. Big save. Score.

Now to make the caramel icing so I can layer it on.

Brown sugar, butter, evaporated milk and vanilla makes one thick glorious icing. You have to spread it quickly while it’s still warm because it will harden when it cools … that is if you’re icing a cake.

But in jars, and in a hurry… spooning it in worked just fine. My friends certainly didn’t mind.

Spoon. Crumble. Carry. On.

This caramel cake recipe came from a cute little book I have called Southern Cakes by Nancie McDermott.

It’s July and it feels like 100 degrees outside so naturally I made something light and refreshing to cope with the heat.

Sticky Toffee Pudding.

Okay, not so much a summertime treat. But hey, I did add ice cream. I should get points for that.

I’ve been wanting to make this for the past several months after I saw the recipe in Martha Stewart Living. I ripped the recipe out to save and this picture has basically been begging me to make it every since.

So Sunday was the day. Mainly because I finally came across the Medjool Dates at the Fresh Market that are recommended in the recipe.

Whoppers! Just slice them open, remove the pits and coarsely chop them up for the batter.

I love that this dessert just calls for a few ingredients.

And that the dates get soaked in steaming hot coffee. Again… so summery.

And then after the cake comes out of the oven, you pour warm, cozy toffee sauce all over the top.

The sauce is super easy, too. Three ingredients easy.

Simmer down now.

Poke the cake with a toothpick or skewer and pour the sauce all over.

I went all lollipop stick on mine for greater saturation.

Help.

Let’s look at that again.

The cake is gloriously drenched and just delicious all by itself.

But it looks kind of lonely, don’t you think?

There. That’s better.

Sticky Toffee Pudding Topped with Toffee Sauce -

Here’s the recipe from Martha if you want to make it too. I mean if you want something hot to cool you off.

0、有人要求我提供daily的数据
1、yahoo中自己做了adjusted close price，免得我花时间再去找其他数据修正
2、速度勉强可以

如果大家有更好的数据源，给介绍下！


#############################
#StockCode.txt 文件中保存了沪市个股的列表（部分）
#你也可以收集深圳的数据，但是要保证code是准确的，否则没法下载
codelist <- read.table("StockCode.txt", colClasses=c("character"))[,1]
setwd("yourPath")
require(fSeries, quietly=T)
# 似乎只能下子2001年以后的数据，更早的就没有了
yahooStock <-
function(code="600001", dest.path=getwd())
{

   code <- as.character(code)
   code1 <- ifelse(substr(code, 1, 1)=="0",
           paste(code, ".SZ", sep=""),
           paste(code, ".SS", sep=""))
   query <- paste("s=", code1,   "&d=8&e=29&f=2007&g=d&a=0&b=1&c=2001&ignore=.csv", sep="")
   dat <- yahooImport(query)@data
   names(dat) <- c("Time", "Open", "High", "Low", "Close", "Volume", "AdjClose")
   setwd(dest.path)
   file.name <- ifelse(substr(code, 1, 1)=="0",
           paste("SZ", code, ".csv", sep=""),
           paste("SS", code, ".csv", sep=""))
   write.csv(dat, file.name, row.names=F)
}    

files <- dir()
files <- files[substr(files, 1, 3)=="SS6"]
code.files <- substr(files, 3, 8)
# 600009等股票无法下载！为了保证不出现下载错误，把这些删除先
codelist <- setdiff(codelist, c("600009", "600457", "600554"))
codes <- setdiff(codelist, code.files)
# 开始干活
for(code in codes) yahooStock(code)
##########################################

类似办法，可以读取交易明晰等，设置好了每天按时下载——sina上似乎只保留当天的数据——数据量有点大，可以考虑读取的新数据直接倒入到数据库中。
python等脚本语言也是做这个工作的好工具，各位不妨试一试

数据见附件
   name Num control power wisdom political charm loyalty coutry origin status
1   夏侯惇   1      94    96     62        56    78      99      1      1      1
2     许褚   2      83    97     26        16    68      89      1      1      1
3     荀攸   3      60    38     94        91    80      86      1      1      4
4     荀彧   4      64    35     97        90    84      80      1      1      4
5     张合   5      88    93     61        54    62      85      1      1      1
6     程昱   6      82    25     91        80    74      89      1      1      4
7     张辽   7      91    90     82        69    85      88      1      1      1
8     于禁   8      77    74     51        48    60      85      1      1      1
9     曹仁   9      79    83     61        58    68      95      1      1      1
10    曹洪  10      76    75     45        42    70      92      1      1      1

转换后的数据：kingdom3
items              transactionID
1   {name=夏侯惇,                  
     control=统帅,                  
     power=超级,                    
     wisdom=普通,                  
     political=普通,                
     charm=喜欢,                    
     loyalty=死士}               1  
2   {name=许褚,                    
     control=将军,                  
     power=超级,                    
     wisdom=弱智,                  
     political=普通,                
     charm=普通,                    
     loyalty=死士}               2  

函数具体使用见文档。

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　　看了一篇文章《死也要死在体制内》，深有感触。体制内都是搞关系的人精，他们都是经营关系的天才；体制外都是苦劳力，干着吃力不讨好的工作；想要混进体制内无比艰难，要巴结体制内的更累！

　　大学毕业时，曾有许多机会能进入国企事业单位甚至在北京获得公务员编制，可那时年少气盛，不屑一顾的去了表面光鲜洋气，实则剥削吃人的外企工作，因为当时对体制内和体制外的的认识，仅仅只是觉得体制内不就是可以解决一个北京集体户口吗？

　　在当时来看，进外企收入的确是高了不少，三年职场生涯过去，自觉在物质、能力、视野上小有收获，但跟在体制内同学一番聊天之后，才发现当初放弃体制内的做法是多么的幼稚。现在越来越后悔当时傻傻的选择，不由得为自己10年后的生存问题而担忧，甚至有念头放弃现在收入不错的工作，去想办法找个安稳的事业单位，可是这已经不可能了。

　　如果不是进入体制内的同学说出来，我想体制外的人是永远想不到体制内的好处的。

　　同学在北京是一个普普通通的事业单位编，算是最底层的职员。她的工资虽然只有六千多块钱一个月，但她去年的年终奖是9W，如果不是她亲口说出来，我是无论如何也想像不到原来体制内的收入原来是这么一个倒挂结构，同学说她的年终奖算是很少的了。另外她们单位的福利像逢年过节就会发超市购物卡，动辙就是一千元的购物卡，每年的防暑降温费，每年全额报销取暖费，每个月还有福利劳保，诸如洗发精，洗衣液，沐浴露，牙膏牙刷、香皂、卫生纸。。。等等都发，说家里半柜子了，用不完都是拿回家给父母用。每年两套职业装，一套是夏装，一套冬装，每套衣服价值在两千元左右，并且员工的父母每年过生日，单位还单独准备一份礼物，还有诸如每***九晚五的工作时间，每周的双休制度，每年有15天的带薪年假，单位还给员工办了健身卡，有车的同事还报销油费。。。同学说完，我除了羡慕就是惊讶不已，体制内早已是共产主义原来真的不是传说阿！

　　体制内的职业风光，社会地位比较高。体制内的人能够依靠某种特权获得稳定的合法或者非法的超额利益，他们拿着财政的工资，他们的工资、绩效奖金、各项福利跟金融危机，企业效益，自然灾害完全没有任何关系，每年该涨的，该拿的，该得到的福利，体制内的人一样也不会少。工资看上去虽然低点，但是他们的福利和奖金远超工资，怪不得许多人一晒体制内的福利就会惊羡得让人咋舌。

　　体制内的人永远有一种骄傲的感觉，至少在我同学身上我看到这一点。她每天中午有充足的午休时间，周末不用担心被领导叫去加班，平时也不用经常出差三更半夜赶飞机、坐火车，她说她每天工作之余，就是看养生、瑜珈方面的书，她有大量的时间做保健，而不是像我这样，经常拧着一包资料，背着一个笔记本出差风餐露宿、风尘仆仆永远像一个无法停下来的机器一样，凌晨一、两点回到北京，第二天还要去单位上班，要是迟到了还要扣掉全勤奖。

　　体制外的人，就算月薪一万以上，在北京也算是高收入了吧，又有几个人不是在给老板当牛作马出卖青春挣点血汗钱，女人当男人用，男人当牲口用。我们拼命的工作，想跟老板谈涨工资的事情，一看到他的脸色，算了吧，就算再怎么努力工作，别人都是认为应该的。而体制内的人呢，人家就算是一桩雕像，只要每天坐在那把椅子上，每天就有300至500元收入进账，并且不用看任何人的脸色。同样是月薪一万，体制外和体制内的人那辛苦程度简直不可同日而语，很多人为自己是公务员或者其它行政编制的职业而骄傲，而体制外的人或多或少还有一些看天吃饭的成份，比如单位效益不好便随时可能面临裁员或降薪，职业的稳定性和体制内简直无法相提并论。

　　有人说体制内没有生机，呆板，一个有想法的年轻人最好别混在体制内，因为这是自甘平庸的一种做法。可是在当下的社会，到处都是失业，毕业的学生一半找不到工作，而体制内的好处就是社会地位相对最高、有稳定饭票、医疗保险，工资福利相对不错，这绝对是一个很好的避风港湾。可能我的想法过于理想化了。估计大多数想进体制内的人考虑的是，反正体制外也不好混、职场竞争激烈、能出人头地混出个样子的年轻人也是少数，不如图个稳定、安逸呆在体制内吧，毕竟体制内对应的是工作稳定和待遇优厚，重要的是“旱涝保收”，一般情况下不用担心“下岗”。

　　我忽然想明白了，现实中职业的选择从来就是以‘背景’来论贵贱的，当我们分别被贴上“体制内”和“体制外”的标签时，我们的社会等级和职业早已受到不同程度的对待。体制外的人永远不知道体制内的人是如何生存的，我有时很邪恶的想，什么时候才能不分体制内跟体制外呢？什么时候体制内的人也为工作、收入而烦恼呢？

　　我们努力的工作，拼命的工作，可是我们仍然超越不了所谓的‘体制内’，我很羡慕体制内的同学，同时我也相信，迟早有一天，劳动者对社会公平正义的需求渴望会得到改善，所有的职业都应获得平等的社会资源和发展空间，都应该得到相应的报酬，这样才是公平正义的题中之义，只有这样，才不会有那么多人对‘体制内’趋之若鹜了。

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Are you a desperate vagabond ready to conquer the highest peaks and submerge into the deepest depths to steal the concealed secrets of the universe? Buck up! Today is a great time to plan the possible route of your next risky adventure! You might not believe your eyes, but the places we will show you really exist. Some of them will bring you on the verge of tears, some will make your heart beat faster, another will make your hair stand on end - anyway, they won't leave you indifferent.

We won't go too verbose as no words can render the celestial charm of those sites. "A picture costs a thousand words" - they say. So, come on, pack your bags and join our thrilling expedition to the most surreal places on Earth!

Fly Geyser, Nevada

Can you imagine that even not all Nevada residents know about this wonder? Fly Geyser is located on the territory of a private Fly Ranch which makes it extremely difficult to access. High fence and locked gate with spikes on top guard the geyser from tourists. To be absolutely honest, we should mention that the Geyser is not a completely natural phenomenon. It was created by chance during well drilling. The well went out of order after several decades of operation as warm geothermal water has found a weak spot and began to leak onto the surface. Dissolved minerals started their sculptor job, which is still going on. Geyser coloration is explained by the variety of minerals it is made of.

The Wave, Arizona

The Wave is a sandstone rock formation in the United States of America near the Arizona and Utah border on the Coyote Buttes slopes. Travelers and photographers from all over the world are attracted by its colorful, wavelike forms. The Wave's intersecting U-shaped troughs are the result of erosion of the Navajo Sandstone during the Jurassic period.

Lake Retba, Senegal

Lake Retba or Lac Rose is located in the north of the Cap Vert peninsula of Senegal. It got its name due to the Dunaliella salina algae making its water look like strawberry milk shake. Pink color is clearly visible during the dry season. The lake is also famous for its high salt content, allowing people stay on the surface similar to the Dead Sea experience.

Derweze, Turkmenistan

Have you ever stood at the Hell's Door? Go to Derweze village, which name means "The Gate" in Turkmen language if you search for extreme! This terrifying attraction is located in the middle of the Karakum Desert, about 260 km north from Ashgabat. The Derweze area is rich in natural gas. Soviet geologists got into a cavern filled with natural gas while drilling. Due to the ground collapse, a large hole has created. It was decided to burn off the gas, but the roasting breath of the inferno is still trying to break into the world of living!

Socotra, Yemen

Socotra is considered to be a unique archipelago in the Indian Ocean for the diversity of its exotic flora and fauna. Its weird alien plants are the result of island's long geological isolation together with unbearable heat and drought. One of the most unusual Socotra's plants is the dragon's blood tree, resembling a strange umbrella. Aboriginals believed its red sap to be the blood of a dragon.

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Have you ever walked through the clouds guessing are you in the top or the bottom? Salar de Uyuni gives you such unique possibility! Salar de Uyuni or Salar de Tunupa is the world's largest salt flat occupying the area of about 10,582 square kilometers. Today's Salar is a result of transformations between several prehistoric lakes. Its surface is covered by a few meters of salt crust possessing the utmost flatness, which varies within one meter over the entire area. Actually, the crust serves as a source of salt and makes a pool of brine, rich in lithium as well. The sky over the Salar is always clear, which in combination with large area and exceptional flatness makes it a perfect object for calibrating the altimeters of Earth observation satellites.

Jiuzhaigou Valley, China

Five-Color Pond is one of the smallest but the most amazing water basins in Jiuzhaigou lakes. Despite the shallowness, it has a breathtaking colored underwater landscape and some of the brightest and clearest waters in the area. As the legend goes, the Goddess Semo used to wash her hair here and the God Dage brought her water every day.

Sossusvlei, Namibia

Deadvlei is one more surreal attraction of Sossusvlei, Namibia. It is a clay pan located about 2 km from Sossusvlei. It used to be an oasis with several acacia trees before, but the river that watered the oasis has changed its course. Now the dead acacia trees make an odd contrast to the shiny white salty floor of the pan and the intense orange of the dunes.

Badab-e Surt, Iran

Badab-e Surt's terraces are made of travertine, which is a sedimentary rock deposited by flowing water from two distinct mineral springs. Thousands of years the water from these two springs had been streaming down from the mountain, it mixed up and gradually created a number of orange, red and yellow colored pools which now have the form of a staircase.

Crescent Lake (Dunhuang), China

Yueyaquan is a crescent-shaped lake in the oasis, lying 6 km south of the city of Dunhuang. Its name comes from the Qing Dynasty. The lake itself and the surrounding deserts attract the tourists appreciating camel and 4x4 rides.

Lake Natron, Tanzania

The queer lake's hue is normal for water basins with extremely high evaporation rates. During the dry season, as the water evaporates, salinity level increases to the maximum point and specific salt-loving microorganisms begin to thrive. Some of them produce red pigment colorizing the water and turning it into the Martian landscape.

Ice Cave in Skaftafell, Iceland

This cave in the glacier appeared as a result of glacial mill. The rain and melt water on the glacier's surface are forming streams that flow into the crevices. The streams melt holes in the glacier forming long ice caves with intricate walls and ceilings. Cold wind finishes the job and we can observe a momentary marvel ready to collapse at any time. Due to the constant glacier movement one can hear a scaring cracking sound inside the cave. The incipient crevices let the indirect daylight into the tunnel and we can observe its mysterious play on ice bubbles.

Pamukkale, Turkey

Pamukkale can be translated as "the cotton castle" from Turkish. It is a natural attraction in Denizli Province in southwestern Turkey. Snow white Pamukkale's terraces are made of travertine, a sedimentary rock, deposited by water flowing from the hot springs.

Lencois Maranhenses National Park, Brazil

The Lencois Maranhenses National Park is a low, flat, occasionally flooded land, covered with large, white discrete sand dunes. Though it looks like a desert, in fact it is not. Due to the regular rain season in the beginning of the year, fresh water accumulates in the valleys between the sand dunes, reviving the desert with blue and green lagoons. It's rather surprising, but those water basins are inherited by fish, even despite the dry season.

Angkor, Cambodia

Angkor is a huge complex of the 12th century temples in Cambodia. No doubt that it's a place of historical and cultural interest. The buildings are ancient and magnificent. But what do you think is really strange about this place? Just look at those trees! They look like ancient nation of Ents, the walking trees from "The Lord of the Rings" movie! Do you think they can really exist?

Chand Baori, Rajasthan

Have you ever seen anything like that? Chand Baori is a famous stepwell in the village of Abhaneri near Jaipur in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is located opposite Harshat Mata Temple and was constructed in 800 CE. Can you imagine that those 3500 narrow steps in 13 stories extend 100 feet into the ground, making it one of the deepest and largest stepwells in India.

Frozen waves in Antarctica

These waves look like decorations from popular "Ice Age" cartoon. It seems as if they were frozen immediately at the will of a snow Queen. In fact, the waves are the result of melting, not freezing. Melting has created those downward pointing spikes, which are simple icicles.

Hidden Beach in the Marieta Islands near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Hidden from stranger's eyes, the beach of Marieta Islands, Puerto Vallarta can be called a lost secret world. Marieta Islands are archipelagos formed as a result of volcanic activity. This natural wonder possesses its unique marine ecosystem. The beach is a real paradise for people fond of snorkeling and scuba diving. Diverse, virgin flora and fauna in combination with transparent crystal water make the experience unforgettable. Humpback whale, sea turtles and dolphins are just a few animals that can be seen there.

The Glow Worms in Waitomo Caves

The Waitomo Glowworm Caves are definitely worth seeing not only because of their historical and geological significance. The glow worm, Arachnocampa luminosa, is a unique creature living in New Zealand. Thousands of these small worms radiate their otherworldly luminescent light hanging from the cave rocks during your unforgettable boat ride. The glowworms create a really magical view, every tourist should see at least once in a lifetime.

The Tunnel of Love in Ukraine, Kleven

In this photo you see the abandoned railway track, located nearly 350km from Kiev, which has transformed into a special romantic place, frequently visited by couples. The Tunnel of Love is especially beautiful in spring, when the green trees growing from both sides of the track form an improvised arch around it. This arch stretches for up to three kilometers and looks like a green picturesque tunnel of trees. The railway is occasionally used by the fiberboard factory, which preserves the tunnel in its initial look.

Glen Brittle, Scotland

Glen Brittle is a large glen in the south of the Isle of Skye, in Scotland. The magic Fairy Pools you see in the picture run down from the mountains into the glen. The area is extremely popular among hikers and mountain bikers. The marvelous lilac slopes above the Fairy Pools are covered with thick forests full of rare plants and animals and who knows, maybe even elves and fairies have found their refuge in this mystical place.

Cano Cristales, in the Serrania de la Macarena, province of Meta

Cano Cristales is a unique biological wonder often referred to as "the river of five colors" or "the river that ran away from paradise" and "the world's most beautiful river". Greater part of the year, Cano Cristales looks like any other river, but during a brief period of time yearly, it bursts into blossom and turns into the vibrant explosion of colors. Between wet and dry seasons, when the water level is just as required, a unique Macarenia clavigera plant turns the river into a sparkling ruby red stream, contrasting to the patches of yellow and green sand, blue water, and the enumerable shades in between.

Mount Roraima, South America

This rock soaring in the clouds is called Mount Roraima, the highest mountain of the Pakaraima chain of tepui plateau in South America. The mountain includes the triple border point of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana. The tabletop mountains of the park are considered some of the oldest geological formations on Earth, dating back to nearly two billion years ago. The mountain's highest point within Venezuela is Maverick Rock, which is 2810 m high.

Richat Structure, Mauritania

Look into the Eye of Sahara, isn't it impressive? The Richat Structure is a prominent circular feature in the Sahara desert lying in the west-central Mauritania near Ouadane. This structure is a deeply eroded, slightly elliptical dome, 40-km in diameter. Differential erosion of the resistant layers of quartzite has created these high-relief circular cuestas. Its center consists of a siliceous breccia covering an area of approximately 3 km in diameter. Initially, there was a theory that the structure appeared as a result of an extraterrestrial asteroid impact. Looking at the circularity of the Eye, you might be inclined to believe it, but the point is now argued to the favor of highly symmetrical and deeply eroded geologic dome.

Grand Prismatic Spring - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

If you want to see something really magnificent, put Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming into your list. This hot spring is the largest in the United States and the third largest in the world. The devilish colors of the spring strike the imagination! The water is saturated blue, with red lava-like color surrounding it. Would you like to know the secret? This amazing tint is produced by the pigmented bacteria. They form microbial mats around the edge of the water. Seasonal temperatures as well as levels of chlorophyll and carotenoids greatly influence the hue of the bacteria. The mats do not form in the center of the spring because the water is too hot for bacterium's live cycle. The water is heated by the underground vents, which are a part of the volcanic system, the Yellowstone stands on.

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新任北大校长：一所大学也要有梦想

  新任北京大学校长王恩哥3月22日表示，将谨记“空谈误业，实干兴校”，为实现“中国梦”和“北大梦”不懈奋斗。   中共中央组织部副部长潘立刚当天在北京大学宣布了中共中央、国务院的任免决定，王恩哥担任北大校长，因年龄原因，周其凤不再担任北京大学校长职务。   面对中组部、教育部、北京市官员和北大师生代表，王恩哥诚恳表示，受命担任这一职务，深知责任重大，使命光荣。一个人要有梦想，一个国家要有梦想，一所大学也要有梦想。创建世界一流大学，是全体北大人的梦想。他深知“北大校长”四字的重量，将谨记“空谈误业，实干兴校”，做一个尽心尽职的校长，以最大的热情和负责任的态度去履行校长职责。   王恩哥回顾了自己在北大的求学和工作经历。1987年，王恩哥进入北大物理系攻读博士学位，毕业后曾在中国科学院和多所国外知名大学学习、工作。2009年，他再次回到北大，担任物理学院院长。他说，这是他和北大的“不解之缘”。   谈及老话题“世界一流大学”，王恩哥说，当前，中国处于重要的发展战略机遇期，北大也站在一个具有特殊意义的历史节点上，我们要抓住机遇，明确发展方向。在加快创建世界一流大学的征程中，既要引进世界标准，又要注重本土特色，保持守正创新的品格，循序渐进，审时度势，科学谋划，为实现“中国梦”和“北大梦”不懈奋斗。   56岁的王恩哥是北大历史上第26任校长，也是这所百年名校在新中国成立后的第11任校长。（原标题：新任北大校长：将谨记“空谈误业，实干兴校”）   更多阅读   周其凤：我有5个梦想望继任者实现   王恩哥任北京大学校长         特别声明：本文转载仅仅是出于传播信息的需要，并不意味着代表本网站观点或证实其内容的真实性；如其他媒体、网站或个人从本网站转载使用，须保留本网站注明的“来源”，并自负版权等法律责任；作者如果不希望被转载或者联系转载稿费等事宜，请与我们接洽。 fullrss.net

      本人都快成为非主流城市旅游专业解惑答疑专家了。

      布宜诺斯艾利斯，读起来有长长的音节，恰到好处的节奏。西班牙原文是Buenos Aires，也就是中文“好天气”的意思。从地理学的角度，这样的解释不免让人入迷。布宜诺斯艾利斯地处拉丁美洲东部沿海，属于亚热带季风气候区，夏季炎热湿润，冬季温和少雨，大西洋的巴西暖流由赤道沿着海岸线南下，带来温和的氤氲水气，化作博尔赫斯诗里的“湿气的蒸腾”（《南方》）和“潮湿的暮色”（《雨》）。全世界最浪漫的城市之一，个人觉得早就已经超越了满是阿拉伯人黑人印度人的巴黎（对巴黎的非理智迷恋通常是亚洲人的通病）。
       Buenos Aires，那可是博尔赫斯和无数文人为之倾倒的城市，是胡里奥-科塔萨尔的《跳房子》，是黎耀辉与何宝荣的《春光乍泄》，是史诗《马丁-菲耶罗》和唐-拉米罗的荣耀，是贝隆夫人与阿根廷的哭泣。
      本人在阿根廷也混迹过一段时间，上学休假期间专门去布宜诺斯艾利斯学Tango，学业不精，却在春花春水中乐意挥霍了不少青春。

1. 布宜诺斯艾利斯街景

      跟本人在南非伪高富帅开朋友跑车瞎逛不同，布宜诺斯艾利斯绝对适合街头暴走。每一条街道都有追述到十九世纪的欧式建筑，或者说布宜诺斯艾利斯基本没有现代街区。没有涂鸦，没有污染，没有乞丐，一切都是你我梦想中的十九世纪。
2. Tango

       我只能说世界其他任何地方的Tango实在是不正宗的可以。在布宜诺斯艾利斯最著名的Tortoni看完表演之后，终于明白了性感这个词的定义。


3. 五彩之城

       著名的旅游景点，所有房子五彩斑斓，还有街头Tango供游客观赏。各位看客还有机会与阿根廷某著名人士勾肩搭背。。。

4. 科隆大剧院

       再不小清新的少年们，阿根廷请不要为我哭泣这首歌听过吧。科隆大剧院便是阿根廷歌剧的升华之地，也是见到各种女神的地方。

最后附同行好基友与本人当年颓废照两枚。当时是估摸着这种形象比较适合暴走南美。


好了，各位看官如有不适，可自行忽略。

Tips:
1.来阿根廷玩比在非洲玩方面多了，只不过各位少年有可能是从国内飞布宜诺斯艾利斯（本人当年是从巴西过去的），所以长途飞行是少不了的。恐怖的是，布宜诺斯艾利斯是全球离北京最远的机场，航线一般是北京飞法兰克福然后飞布宜诺斯艾利斯，或者北京飞圣保罗再飞布，全程都在20小时以上，什么psp，ipad，书，ipod，kindle，抱枕，牙刷等等都带好吧，骚年们！
2.暴走准许！第一天可以随便报一个city tour大巴，然后跟着大巴玩一天，之后就随便从酒店里拿一张地图，开始暴走吧！到哪里都是风景！远的地方坐地铁即可，题主当年坐的时候貌似是5毛钱一张票。
3. 艳遇准许！意大利和西班牙后裔们混合了南美狂野的气息，早就全全世界最性感的民族！深邃的眼眶，不羁的长发加上高挑的身材，腐女天堂这个外号绝对名副其实。对于男性朋友，需要先行自学西班牙语，女性朋友肢体语言即可。
4.注意小偷，不要在机场换钱（老生长谈了）

希望这篇文章对知乎的朋友们有帮助。有兴趣的话可以看另一篇我对游玩开普敦的介绍。开普敦是怎样的一个城市？有哪些值得一去的地方？

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Hello everyone!

This morning I have mixed feelings: I am happy that we have the possibility to bring our beloved The Old Reader to a new level, and I am sad that Google Reader soon will be completely over. It was a large part of my daily internet life. We even started making The Old Reader because no one could stand my whining anymore.

News came unexpected (mind you, we are living in GMT, so it was literally the middle of the night), but we are doing out best. We tripled our user base (and still counting), and our servers are not amused so far. We will be deploying more capacity shortly, so things should get better by the end of the day. Please, be patient with us.

(The Old Reader’s team before March 13, photo by repor.to/shuvayev)

This is overwhelming. When we started this as something for us and our friends to use, we never expected so many of you to join us in our journey. Thank you very much for your kind words and support, we appreciate this.

Seeing Google Reader go, many of you are asking whether The Old Reader is going to stick around. Also, quite a lot of people would like to donate to keep our project running. We have been discussing this quite a lot recently, and we decided that paid accounts (the freemium model) are the way to go. We want to keep making a great product for our users, not cater it for advertisers’ needs.

We are going to be honest, we have not even started coding this yet. However, we would like to get this news out as soon as possible for everyone to know the way we will be going. Paid accounts will have some additional features, but the basic free accounts will still be 100% usable. We are not in this game to make money, but we want to give something special back to the people who are going to be supporting us.

We have our daily jobs, so we can’t promise that new features will be ready tomorrow or next week. We have no investors or fancy business plans, but we are open about everything we do, and we want to do it the right way.

We reworked the plans according to the news today. Creating an API for mobile clients is the number one priority in our roadmap. We would love to collaborate with any developers who were making Google Reader clients. Please, spread the word about this if you can.

For those of you who are posting feedback and creating new feature requests - please, double-check for existing items in Uservoice. We hate answering the same questions multiple times and removing duplicate requests.

Most asked questions are:
- “When will OPML import be working again?” As soon as we launch more capacity to handle this. Hopefully, later today.
- “Why are you asking for access to my Google contacts when I log in via Google account?” We don’t anymore.
- “When will you make an iOS app? How about Android?” We will start with API as soon as we can and see how it goes.
- “Why is there no way to login without Google or Facebook accounts?” We cover that one in our knowledge base, but we plan to implement own login code. The demand is high.
- “How do I rename a feed?”. Just browse the Tour page, please? 
- “Shut up and take my money!”. Will work on that, stay tuned.

We have lots of things to do, and it will probably take us several days to reply to all emails and tickets. Also, Twitter keeps reminding us about daily tweet limits, so there might be delays as well.

Some other news: last week our developer (on the left) turned 21, and we have implemented PubSubHubbub support. Many of you asked us to make feed updates faster, and PubSubHubbub makes compatible feeds refresh almost instantly. Yay!

Thank you very much for your support. We will do our best during next three months to prepare for the day Google Reader will no longer be around.

Google's sudden decision to sunset Reader — perhaps the best-known RSS reader ever made — has been met with swift reaction from high-profile users across the web. Here's a sampling of people asking to save an RSS service on Google... all coming from the service that probably helped kill it in the first place: Twitter.

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