Years of Poems and Spirits

This is my first post after upgrading to WP 2.5.1

Liked the WYSIWYG editor feature. The tags may help too.

Still have one problem: search result from Google still points to my home page but not individual blog entry. Not sure how to fix that yet.

I am caught between Search-friendly and useability.

Calendar:
1. First choice: cheap, has everything I need, looks simple too.
http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/demoTOC.php ($20)
2. 2nd choice: a little pricy, looks pretty complicated, too much a tool by itself.
http://www.extrosoft.com/ ($50)

Community:
1. http://www.xoops.org/
XooPS: pretty complicated. Seems to have most of things. Widely supported/community. Many component for download.

1.卜卫：The limitation of current Internet study: the limitation of pure quantative approach->standard survey questionaire->uniform view point->mainstream vs. marginal circle (边缘群体）: e.g. question peasant women: what TV show you like most, answer: martial arts. Urban user vs. rural user (minority) of Net Bar.
2. Guo Liang: Entertainment Super Highway
– marginality: what peaked the most is also what has been lacking:
e.g. more people use Net to connect with colleagues and friends than with family members; more people find Net useful to improve governance and politics than other nations; more people with similar political views connection through the Net.
3. 姜奇平：GNC (Gross National Coolness) or 国民幸福总值 （an article in Foreign Policy/Affairs)
卡尼曼：《回到边泌》；青木昌彦
4. WIP Japan:
Net penatration: 2/3 (2005), 90% youth, high broadband, mobile internet user outnumbers pc internet, more women mobile internet users than male.
Bill Dutton: why time-diary? why measure time consumption? 5 min of knowledge vs. 5 hrs of information
5. Macau: 100% PC online, 80% broadband.
6. Hong Kong: 115% mobile phone penatration rate but less than 10% mobile internet user population.
Chinese content access almost 80% (2005) from 60% several years ago. Online shopping not taking off: fluctuate b/w 12-24%
7. Vebel: France
triple play: TV, Phone and Internet, 25% individual online, <10% household.