第三，这里很好生孩子（也很好做生孩子的东西）。挪威是欧盟生育率其中最高的。政府鼓励生育，生多就不用给那么多税。不过也不能生那么多，生太多税收又多了。就要你有一个ideal的family size。不过在挪威差不多有一半的孩子是单亲的。我有一些朋友会和我说“my dad is vising his girlfriend this weekend”然后你会很不明白的消化那番话。好来好往。
每次在国外都会去参与别人的National Day Celebration。03年在新加坡时也是浩浩荡荡。穿了红衣（当天满街红红），拿了goodie pack, 去了体育广场看燕姿唱国歌。新加坡人真的很爱国，每年国庆都有不同歌，都是找了当红歌手来唱，还有很多个language。不过马来文的那个version,唱来唱去酱多年，还是很多人不太明白歌词讲什么。
Browser sniffing doesn’t work. It may have started out as a way to distinguish functions supported by different browsers, but it is now the devil.
Back in the old days when there are only Netscape and IE, it was the norm to detect Either-Or and serve different versions, but today, there are dozens of browsers, and each with many different versions with many different support level.
For example, browser-makers are adding new CSS3 support in every version update, by browser detection, you are almost dommed to failure as at some point, a browser that does not support a particular CSS3 will eventually(support it).
Today, there are still sites which use EOT, Embedded Open Type fonts. This is Microsoft’s dynamic fonts, whereby users don’t need to have the fonts and can download immediately when some sites need it. The catch is that it is only supported in Windows platform. Another dynamic font is PFR, which was promoted by the now defunct Netscape browser.
Many sites started using these dynamic fonts out of necessity. Back then, unicode support was not the best and many sites with non-western encoding had to resort to dynamic fonts to solve the problem. However, today, unicode is already capable of displaying all language encodings. And if you want special font style, standardized web fonts(using @font-face in CSS) is the answer.
Because of legacy reasons, sites such as eenadu.net shown above still uses EOT and PFR to display Telugu fonts. Therefore, non-Windows users will not be able to pleasure of reading sites like this, unless of course non-Windows users take the hassle to download the dynamic fonts manually.
