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Man in Black

     苗苗我今天两个月了！出门晒个太阳，不过有点刺眼，还是带上我的黑超酷眼镜吧。

我是苗苗，我一周啦

     我一周啦，真高兴。“我们的祖国是花园，花园里花朵真鲜艳……啦啦啦”

     唉……唱累了，休息会儿吧。回头再跟你们聊!

倒数十天，开始……

     九个月的等待，终于要开始十天倒数了。老实讲，现在最多的还是好奇，因为不知道哪一天，就有可能一通电话从办公室叫回家。
     等待，耐心的等待……

植物的质保

     去年9月在Home Depot买的盆栽，经历了10个月的风风雨雨，还是被我们给养死了。总结了经验教训，但始终不明白是因为浇水太多，还是浇水太少。
     上周日碰巧去HOme Depot买东西，结帐的时候和售货员小姐闲聊几句，本想咨询下养植物的经验。谁知，这位满身刺青的白MM一听我们的植物死了，先问我们是什么时候买的。在得知是去年9月买的时候，她便和蔼的告诉我们，但凡在这里买的植物，只要一年之内死了，不论什么原因，只要还能找到发票都可以退货。回家翻出来去年的发票，带上叶子掉光的植物，兴高采烈的回到Home Depot退掉了可怜的植物兄弟。
     路过植物区的时候，恍然发现一个醒目的告示牌就立在植物区的门口：

Best way to create you own php.ini on Windows host

     I have a Windows host package on Godaddy.com, and recently moved my wordpress blog to this hosting server. Sometimes I need to change some php settings for the wordpress, so I decide to create my own php.ini instead of using Godaddy one.
     First of all, we don’t need to create a brand new php.ini from scratch. We can just use Godaddy’s default php.ini as reference. So, just create a php file called “phpinfo.php”, put the following code below and upload the file to your hosting server (this step is to find where the Godaddy’s php.ini file located. If you know the location, just skip this step):

     Browse this file from your hosting, and will see the phpinfo page including all the settings. Look at the line of “Loaded Configuration File” section, find the location of Godaddy’s php.ini. In my case, it’s “c:\cgi\php5\php.ini”.
     Next, create another file called “phpfile.php”, and put the following code below, then upload to the server.

     Browser this file and get a page with lot of plain text. Use your browser to view the source of this page, save the source as “php5.ini” (Note: NOT “php.ini”), and you got Godaddy’s php.ini already.
     In my case, I just need to change some settings like below:

     After modified your php5.ini, upload it to the root directory of hosting server. In Godaddy hosting, you need to do the following:

1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. Click Web Hosting.
3. Next to the hosting account you want to use, click Launch.
4. In the Content section of the Hosting Control Center, click the IIS Management icon.
5. Click Recycle App Pool and follow any prompts.
6. Reload the phpinfo.php page to see if the desired changes have taken effect.