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10个必须有的功能性WordPress插件

Arsun — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 11:00:07 +0800

刚开始用WordPress插件时一气儿装了很多乱七八糟的插件后来渐渐发现很多是不必要的因为有时候两行代码就解决问题了。。。所以总结一番就是插件就得装像下面这些一样”must have“的~

原文确实是说”must have“的，但我看了下其实我只用了super cache一个而且我也没打算把剩下那九个都装上—\\—

之所以把这篇转过来是因为我觉得这10个插件确实都很functionality可能你不会都用得上但针对不同的用户总有那么几个是绕不过去的，这就够了~

1. Wp Super Cache – 简单明了，这是最好的缓存插件。可根据个人情况灵活选择缓存模式。

2. WP CSS – 这个小巧的插件可以对你的CSS文件进行GZIP压缩和去除多余空格操作，它允许你使用@import插入一个CSS文档，而不用担心用户端会发生什么意外情况，它会仔细检查你的style.css文档，然后将所有@import文档加入进去。同时你可以设定缓存的过期时间。你还可以添加CSS文档到指定的页面或文章，而这些CSS文档都将保存在一个文档上。

3. Yoast Breadcrumbs – Breadcrumbs是一个伟大的插件，它能帮助访问者和搜索引擎bots轻松地浏览你的网站。

4. Wp Page Navi – 分页插件，带给你更好的浏览体验和SEO效果，相信很多人都已经厌烦“older posts”了。

5. WP-DB-Backup – 有备份，不担心。帮助你完整快捷的备份你的数据。

6. Optimize DB – 不是每个玩WordPress的都会分析SQL，但是有了DB你就可以轻轻一点优化你的数据库鸟~

7. Wordpress Automatic Upgrade – 嗯自动升级？WordPress不是已经支持自动升级了吗？不知道。。可能用这个安全一些吧。。

8. Wp Security Scan – 强力推荐。虽然WordPress得安全性能已经很不错了但安全永远还是第一位的。这个强大的WordPress安全扫描器会帮你发现并修复网站的安全漏洞。怎么样？酷吧~

9. Wp Offload – 汗卸载插件？WP-Offload 将图片、文档和视频等静态文件转移到steadyoffload.com，从而达到提升性能的效果。它可以大量降低你的服务器流量的输出和HTTP请求的数量，额外的还有远程图片处理、缩略图生成等功能。

10. Smart Update Pinger – 提供将来日志的ping服务，同时也可以避免用户修改已发表日志时发送ping消息。Smart Update Pinger还提供适当的延伸ping请求操作。(不过好像停止开发了。。)

特别提到。。
Akismet – 每个WordPress都有的，确实是最好的Spam killer

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知足更励前，知止以不止

Arsun — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:19:16 +0800

又增一岁，心境不似往昔。
感觉终于把大学给上明白了，我的大学时光却已然不多。神伤亦暗自庆幸，至少是不算太晚吧。同学的QQ签名每天闪着这么一句话：抽空把大学给上了。。。然也，本不必太过认真，这也就是生活的一部分。男儿的宏图自然还在却无需过多纠结于细微末节。诚如苏公所言：一点浩然气，千里快哉风。
吹一吹冷风，在让人清醒的寒风中告别我的2009。

时间总是平淡，记忆却总是那么绚烂。流过的那些时光在追忆中渐渐明晰以至鲜艳。我实在无法找一个合适的词语去总结这一年，也许这本不是文字的职责。沧海桑田，斗转星移，在广阔的时间与空间下一年的生活如此短暂，但在每个人的心里这一年都是无可替代的。这一年有人觅得幸福，在这一年也有人永远离我们而去。愿生者坚忍、走下去，愿亡者安息，你的离去虽未必能遮了你的错但总不会让我们忘记你的好。

有所得，有所失，有所开拓，有所退却。越到年末越发感到一切物质都可折价，于是便更知人与人之间感情的可贵。有时候我觉得自己真的从骨子里就是一个理科男。我受不了没有方向的前进，在我的思维里逻辑是指引一切的北极星，虽然很多时候它隐藏在感情的喷薄下。也许正因如此在亲人朋友眼里我的心过于冷淡。我不解释，我不剖给你看，但我的心，的确是为你们而跳动，这逻辑我懂即可。

这一年我在努力改变，努力把我的爱给你们看，希望你们感觉到。这一年，感谢你们对我付出的爱。

对与错，是与非，随着成长都在渐渐模糊。本应如此吧，生活哪有那么那么多的黑白分明。to be or not to be 本身就是一个无解的命题。家与国、法与理、使与被，这一年个体的迷茫继续掩盖社会逻辑的混乱。但是我感觉的到，这混乱的逻辑在走向一个待证的命题，可导可推，解题方法多样。

最后，送一句话给自己也给大家，希望每个人的2010都能逐梦前行：如题。

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Don’t Become a Scientist!

Arsun — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 18:08:12 +0800

同学在校内转发的一片日志，作者是华盛顿大学的一名物理学教授Jonathan Katz（原文链接）。看时间应该是99年的老文了但对现在国内的很多有志于米国offer的理科生还是很有参考价值的。虽不认同作者的建议但还是得说要三思啊。。。

Don’t Become a Scientist!
Jonathan I. Katz
Professor of Physics
Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.
[my last name]@wuphys.wustl.edu

Are you thinking of becoming a scientist? Do you want to uncover the mysteries of nature, perform experiments or carry out calculations to learn how the world works? Forget it!

Science is fun and exciting. The thrill of discovery is unique. If you are smart, ambitious and hard working you should major in science as an undergraduate. But that is as far as you should take it. After graduation, you will have to deal with the real world. That means that you should not even consider going to graduate school in science. Do something else instead: medical school, law school, computers or engineering, or something else which appeals to you.

Why am I (a tenured professor of physics) trying to discourage you from following a career path which was successful for me? Because times have changed (I received my Ph.D. in 1973, and tenure in 1976). American science no longer offers a reasonable career path. If you go to graduate school in science it is in the expectation of spending your working life doing scientific research, using your ingenuity and curiosity to solve important and interesting problems. You will almost certainly be disappointed, probably when it is too late to choose another career.

American universities train roughly twice as many Ph.D.s as there are jobs for them. When something, or someone, is a glut on the market, the price drops. In the case of Ph.D. scientists, the reduction in price takes the form of many years spent in “holding pattern” postdoctoral jobs. Permanent jobs don’t pay much less than they used to, but instead of obtaining a real job two years after the Ph.D. (as was typical 25 years ago) most young scientists spend five, ten, or more years as postdocs. They have no prospect of permanent employment and often must obtain a new postdoctoral position and move every two years. For many more details consult the Young Scientists’ Network or read the account in the May, 2001 issue of the Washington Monthly.

As examples, consider two of the leading candidates for a recent Assistant Professorship in my department. One was 37, ten years out of graduate school (he didn’t get the job). The leading candidate, whom everyone thinks is brilliant, was 35, seven years out of graduate school. Only then was he offered his first permanent job (that’s not tenure, just the possibility of it six years later, and a step off the treadmill of looking for a new job every two years). The latest example is a 39 year old candidate for another Assistant Professorship; he has published 35 papers. In contrast, a doctor typically enters private practice at 29, a lawyer at 25 and makes partner at 31, and a computer scientist with a Ph.D. has a very good job at 27 (computer science and engineering are the few fields in which industrial demand makes it sensible to get a Ph.D.). Anyone with the intelligence, ambition and willingness to work hard to succeed in science can also succeed in any of these other professions.

Typical postdoctoral salaries begin at $27,000 annually in the biological sciences and about $35,000 in the physical sciences (graduate student stipends are less than half these figures). Can you support a family on that income? It suffices for a young couple in a small apartment, though I know of one physicist whose wife left him because she was tired of repeatedly moving with little prospect of settling down. When you are in your thirties you will need more: a house in a good school district and all the other necessities of ordinary middle class life. Science is a profession, not a religious vocation, and does not justify an oath of poverty or celibacy.

Of course, you don’t go into science to get rich. So you choose not to go to medical or law school, even though a doctor or lawyer typically earns two to three times as much as a scientist (one lucky enough to have a good senior-level job). I made that choice too. I became a scientist in order to have the freedom to work on problems which interest me. But you probably won’t get that freedom. As a postdoc you will work on someone else’s ideas, and may be treated as a technician rather than as an independent collaborator. Eventually, you will probably be squeezed out of science entirely. You can get a fine job as a computer programmer, but why not do this at 22, rather than putting up with a decade of misery in the scientific job market first? The longer you spend in science the harder you will find it to leave, and the less attractive you will be to prospective employers in other fields.

Perhaps you are so talented that you can beat the postdoc trap; some university (there are hardly any industrial jobs in the physical sciences) will be so impressed with you that you will be hired into a tenure track position two years out of graduate school. Maybe. But the general cheapening of scientific labor means that even the most talented stay on the postdoctoral treadmill for a very long time; consider the job candidates described above. And many who appear to be very talented, with grades and recommendations to match, later find that the competition of research is more difficult, or at least different, and that they must struggle with the rest.

Suppose you do eventually obtain a permanent job, perhaps a tenured professorship. The struggle for a job is now replaced by a struggle for grant support, and again there is a glut of scientists. Now you spend your time writing proposals rather than doing research. Worse, because your proposals are judged by your competitors you cannot follow your curiosity, but must spend your effort and talents on anticipating and deflecting criticism rather than on solving the important scientific problems. They’re not the same thing: you cannot put your past successes in a proposal, because they are finished work, and your new ideas, however original and clever, are still unproven. It is proverbial that original ideas are the kiss of death for a proposal; because they have not yet been proved to work (after all, that is what you are proposing to do) they can be, and will be, rated poorly. Having achieved the promised land, you find that it is not what you wanted after all.

What can be done? The first thing for any young person (which means anyone who does not have a permanent job in science) to do is to pursue another career. This will spare you the misery of disappointed expectations. Young Americans have generally woken up to the bad prospects and absence of a reasonable middle class career path in science and are deserting it. If you haven’t yet, then join them. Leave graduate school to people from India and China, for whom the prospects at home are even worse. I have known more people whose lives have been ruined by getting a Ph.D. in physics than by drugs.

If you are in a position of leadership in science then you should try to persuade the funding agencies to train fewer Ph.D.s. The glut of scientists is entirely the consequence of funding policies (almost all graduate education is paid for by federal grants). The funding agencies are bemoaning the scarcity of young people interested in science when they themselves caused this scarcity by destroying science as a career. They could reverse this situation by matching the number trained to the demand, but they refuse to do so, or even to discuss the problem seriously (for many years the NSF propagated a dishonest prediction of a coming shortage of scientists, and most funding agencies still act as if this were true). The result is that the best young people, who should go into science, sensibly refuse to do so, and the graduate schools are filled with weak American students and with foreigners lured by the American student visa.
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Jonathan Katz
Thu May 13 12:39:11 CDT 1999

You sure you want to be a scientist ？

一张让我血脉喷张的照片( 15 )

一张让我血脉喷张的照片

Arsun — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 21:57:20 +0800

每当我看到这一张张精致的面庞都不禁血脉喷张浮想联翩。OMG！

。。。

索尔维国际物理学化学研究会（（荷兰語）Institut International de Physique Solvay）是由比利时企业家欧内斯特·索尔维于1912年创办，位于布鲁塞尔；此前一年他通过邀请方式举办了第一届国际物理学会议，即第一次索尔维会议（（荷兰語）Conseils Solvay）。在此次成功之后，研究会继续负责邀请世界著名的物理学家和化学家对前沿问题进行讨论的会议。索尔维会议致力于研究物理学和化学中突出的前沿问题，每三年举办一次，

1927年10月召开的第五次索尔维会议主题为“电子和光子”，世界上最主要的物理学家聚在一起讨论重新阐明的量子理论。会议上最出众的角色是爱因斯坦和尼尔斯·玻尔。前者以“上帝不会掷骰子”的观点反对海森堡的不確定性原理，而玻尔反驳道，“爱因斯坦，不要告诉上帝怎么做”——这一争论被称为玻尔-爱因斯坦论战。

——wikipedia

请注意，参加这次会议的二十九人中有十七人获得或后来获得诺贝尔奖。大家找找看，看你认识几个~

Don’t Become a Scientist!( 10 )

看我72变<卵文>

Arsun — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 11:19:13 +0800

卵<luan>

说明一 1。也叫“卵子”，指成熟的单个的雌性生殖细胞。卵的形状像圆球或椭球形，一般不能活动，卵内含有大量的营养物质。各种动物的卵的大小相差很大，蚯蚓、寄生虫的卵要用显微镜才能看到；鱼卵、蛙卵也很小。。。

{赤裸裸的广告时间：fun picture frames}

汗。。这是灵格斯的解释，其实我本来想打“软文”，然后又想不如叫“卵文”吧，然后我知道了原来这个字念luan。。所以说理科生没事写写博客是多么重要啊！

（试试我的新播放器，感觉速度不错~）

最近比较忙，一个星期要做4、5个实验外加一堆实验报告，最要命的是实验报告都写完了我也没搞明白那张全息图是怎么出来的。没什么感觉又到期末了，准备准备考试回家了。

生活波澜不惊实在没什么好说的——除了前阵子很应景的被隔离了一礼拜。没有欲望打字，很无奈的说明我已经堕落到以写软文为乐了。这次不错可以用中文写，估计老外也看不懂，就这样随便罗嗦两句吧。

最后一句：祝VeryCd寿比南山~

人家的链接还是要加上的，人家花钱了~photo collage online make photo collage online

软了：这是一个跟无数类似网站一样类似的在线图片特效网站，人家的承诺是每天一个effect，我看了看基本上是这样的，勤劳的家伙。有些效果做的还是挺有意思的，哈哈。

嗯挺有质感

我是大狮子

像吧？

呃红裤裤

看来是案发了。。

隆重推荐

必须说教授长的确实很喜感~

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《让我搭一班会爆炸的飞机》

Arsun — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:24:52 +0800

给我一架飞机

爱死了这feigi 、hangben的发音

让我搭一班会爆炸的飞机
去到台湾之前被炸死
让我喝一杯会吐血的香檳
在喝醉之前可断气
我以后也不会再打电话给你
再没法对电话唱k
你要是孤单便去找好友睇戏
他们一定会氹番你
让我搭一班会爆炸的飞机
回到香港之前被炸死
让我喝一杯会吐血的香檳
在喝醉之前拥抱你
我以后也不会再打电话给你
再没法对电话唱k
你要是孤单便去找好友睇戏
他们一定会氹番你
让我搭一班会爆炸的飞机
回到香港之前被炸死
让我喝一杯会吐血的香檳
在喝醉之前可断气

Rock Christmas

Arsun — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:51:07 +0800

Christmas is coming.Got your plan for a great holiday?

we cann’t send a present for everyo of you but we have prepared many beautiful music for you.In fact I cann’t imagine a Christmas without music .Feicun has just published a series of great albums for winter ,you can enjoy it onhis blog.Here are some more Christmas music for you,I hope you will enjoy it.

Maybe you don’t know much about the rock band Northern Light Orchestra,in fact NLO is a unique project bringing together some of the biggest rock stars of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s for an incomparable celebration of the Christmas story.NLO ‘s music combined the feature of Classic rock & Christmas orchestra,they really get some moving music for us.

Northern Light Orchestra has just released a great album of Christmas music，fortunately its totally free Christmas music。I think it’s really a good news for the fans。You can down those free Christmas music and even their guitar sheet freely on their personal page or enjoy them on the MySpace.

specialist:

Away In A Manger / Come Let Us Adore Him
Bye, Bye, Bethlehem
Celebrate Christmas

Child Of Abraham
God Was Born A Baby
Good Night
Jesus’ Song
Joseph’s Song
Joy To The World
Mary’s Song
We Have Come
We Worship You
Where Is He
The Three Wise Men

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【Rock&Folk】最近在听的两张专辑

Arsun — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:16:47 +0800

不知道有没有人注意到我把博客的名字改成Rock&Folk了，因为我一直觉得应该找一个名词短语作名字

而且杀手爱喝牛奶听起来似乎有一点猥琐。。

既然是Rock&Folk就应该谈点音乐，可惜我不懂音乐。。。

我决定了，这学期的合唱课我不会再去了，所谓士可杀不可辱。。。。

虽然五音不全但并不妨碍我对美好音乐的无限热爱，感谢音乐，感谢那些写出好音乐的人

当然能搞出好音乐不代表不猥琐，我就不举例子了

两张最近在听的专辑，Rock&Folk：

Spitz 95年的一张专辑，我喜欢温暖的音乐。

Laura Jansen，好像是来自加州的音乐人，我在她的myspace页面上并没有找到更多的信息，显然她的音乐已经足够表达。我相信有很多声音会让你一听钟情，对我来说她是其中之一。

找一首温暖的歌去过冬

Arsun — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:53:06 +0800

今年的冬天来的似乎太快了些。好像一夜之间满校园的丝袜短裙都裹上了毛茸茸的外衣，雪里怀春，很是应景。不得不说女人真是一个神奇的物种，她们对环境的变化总是如此敏锐。而当我看到众多男同胞穿着短袖顶着寒风上课时，不禁想起了传感器实验上那几枚迟钝的热电偶。。。

多么希望暖气公司的老板也都是灵敏度高有母爱的女性，我们就不至于在寒流来来回回几个回合后还在凄冷的自习室里瑟瑟发抖。当原子物理老师兴致盎然的推导薛定谔方程时我分明在同学们颤抖的身体上看到了物质的波动性。

如果世界太危险，只有音乐最安全。幸好我们还有音乐可以取暖——尽管我现在最希望听到的是暖气片里潺潺的水声。。。当我在干冷的空气中纠结于傅里叶、薛定谔、高斯无比扭曲的脑电波时是温暖的音乐拯救了生活。我想在这个早熟的冬季一首温暖的歌无疑会让午后的阳光温馨许多。想想吧，冲一杯速溶咖啡听着p3里的小曲再来几道傅里叶变换…是多么惬意的生活啊~

feicun童鞋那准备了10张不错的专辑可以当壁炉听。当然我这也有必杀技，同学推荐的神曲，已被暂定为舍歌。所谓神曲总能让人神魂颠倒，昨晚，节日的前夜六颗孤独的老男人的心就是靠她在取暖。。。不敢私藏，与君共享：

也许你急切的想看看此神曲的MV~

采莲曲

Arsun — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:27:02 +0800

在唐朝的梦里

我把你的手轻轻牵

小情人，诺

这只手应该采莲

三月的江南，杏花微雨

这只手应该

摇一柄桂桨，在木兰舟中

你的清芳，弥漫我的心房

清香圆绿，急浆凌波

同依斜阳

采莲人

一曲清歌，回荡荷塘

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