N.Y. Times reporter assignment

     Mr. Mark Mazetti, Pulitzer Prize winning  reporter for the New York Times who covers the National Security Administration, the CIA, and and more. 
    Mazzetti covers national security as a correspondent for the New York Times at the Washington, D.C. office. Mazzetti has worked with the New York Times since 2006 and writes articles pertaining to politics and international relations. 
  RWARDS

• In 2009 Mazzetti shared a 2009 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting with Jane Perlez, Eric P. Schmitt and Pir Zubair Shah
• In 2008 Mazzetti received the Livingston award for national reporting, for an expose revealing the CIA's destruction of controversial video tapes which exposed the United States' interrogation tactics for Al Qaedadetainees

     In May 2011, Charles Kaiser asserted that Mazzetti's “coverage of American torture will forever live in infamy,” citing a story written by Mazzetti in collaboration with Helene Cooper and Peter Baker “which credulously adopted the line of former Bush administration officials (as Mazzetti has done dozens of times before) who were desperately trying to convince the world that torture was the main reason that Bin Laden had been located.”

Kunming

     KUNMING, a city of China — Three more suspects were arrested in connection with the weekend knife attacks in southern China that left 29 people dead, and the assailants' leader has been identified, authorities said late Monday.

     Chinese authorities blamed the attack on separatists from the northwestern region of Xinjiang, which has a large population of Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority.
     The Ministry of Public Security said the attack in Kunming, which officials are treating as a terrorist act, was led by a man named Abdurehim Kurban. It was unclear whether Kurban, whose age, occupation and residence were not released, was among four suspects now in custody or was one of the four attackers shot dead by police at the scene of the rampage Saturday night.

Bloger Dr.Kurt Hochenauer

   Dr. Kurt Hochenauer, English professor and blogger, His blog at the first time to start that was very popular,  be honest he thinks it is not for money. 
     He always writes blogs at home and writes blogs three times a week. His blogs are often put a lot of facts and researches. But he use twitter and Facebook more, he has 700 followers on Facebook.

     He follows the journalist bloggers forces the facts. As a future bloggers, his advise is  focus to the writing, find another blogs to study the way to writing. Because the writing is the first most important thing to do , it is not necessary to write a lot of words, it is depends on your situation. The other thing is find a niche and it will become popular. 
    If you want to make money that you need to fresh the blog everyday or  post  three times a week like him maybe.  I think writing blogs are really for my hobby and I believe that is the first idea of parts of bloggers.

Magic Place Qinghai

The first station is my hometown Qinghai.
It is located at west of China next to Tibet.
The roof of the world.
Let's check out the amazeing viewing.

                                             The most famous place is Qinghai Lake.

A lot of yellow flowers

 A lot of sheep

A lot of Yummy spicy food

Don't wait, come with me. The beautiful place give your their own peaceful.

TYPE

I think my fort is easy to read, the strongest thing is the background is black and the words are white. I think it is easier to read. The weakness thing is it is looks too simple and it is hard to attarct people's eyes. So I need to change the type of the words and the color of the words.  

The ten blog links.

http://www.blogher.com/omeletta-0

http://www.blogher.com/frame.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fromaway.com%2Fsponsored%2Fdel-monte-garden-quality-in-your-pantry-inspire-your-new-year&_back=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.blogher.com%2Fdel-monte-new-year%3Ffrom%3Dbottom

http://www.blogher.com/14-ways-promote-your-blog-posts-after-you-publish?from=comments

http://technorati.com/blogs/www.openculture.com

http://technorati.com/blogs/laughingsquid.com

http://technorati.com/blogs/thinkprogress.org

http://www.bloggersblog.com/feedback-through-a-fire-house-214071

http://creditwrench.blogspot.com

http://acornsfromanokie.com

http://matthew.wordpress.com

First day with Yujiao

The first day with Yujiao, I will take you to enjoy a new magic travel.