Just watched this movie Pornstar The Legend of Ron Jeremy, and it is amazing to see a man with his appearance and hairy fat body succeeded as the best porn star in the U.S.
In the movie, he explained why he became a porn star, even though he always wanted to act in the mainstream movies.
The movie is enjoyable in general and he struck me as a very amicable person.
(The rest of this post, including some lines in the movie was destroyed by Qumana)
He died on April 29, 2008 at the age of eighty nine (1920-2008).
Writing directly on the WordPress interface can be very time consuming. I realized how much time I wasted in the process of formatting and publishing a blog entry.
The solution, it seems to me, is to write blog locally and publish it with a click of a button. I asked this question on WordPress forum and got a pointer to a few programs:
Warning: Do not use Qumana (version 3.0.1) to edit the old posts which has html code <!–more–> in it.
Because Qumana can only see the content before <!–more–> markup in your post, and the rest of the content will be permanently lost if you edit your old posts and save them under Qumana. I have lost a great proportion of my Ron Jeremy post because Qumana only showed part of my post, leaving me the impression that the post was incomplete. After I pressed Update Post, I only had one sentence of my post left.
The Red Detachment of Women (also known as the Red Women Soldiers) was the ballet Nixon watched on his historic visit to China in 1972.
Probably due to its historic significance, this ballet was made the first ballet staged in the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing, September 2007.
I am frustrated with Google for not crawling into the individual posts on my blog, and I can only search my front page hitherto.
After some investigation, I think I found the cause of Google’s reluctance to look into my site: Read More
When I attempted to upload an image to Wordpress 2.5.1, I was prompted to input my login and password in the image uploader. After feeding the information to it, it just gave me an error and no image was uploaded at all.
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My translation of a short placard notice for Xiamen Zheng Chenggong Memorial. It is funny to compare the Chinese and English version. The notice itself is a dry humor about civility.
< > are special characters which will not be correctly rendered if put between <code> </code>.
There is a simple method to allow for correct insertion — just replace < and > with specific symbols for them to be taken as normal text:
In my quest for a multi-lingual plugin for Wordpress, I was directed to a plugin called Gengo. Although to my disappointment that Gengo does not support Wordpress 2.5 at the moment, I found something else on its author’s website — a quite interesting reflection on which way to go at the crossroads of life. Why do I find it interesting? Because I am facing a similar choice.