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The document introduces various Web 2.0 tools for collaboration, sharing information, and multimedia creation and consumption. It discusses platforms for photo sharing (Flickr), social bookmarking (del.icio.us), video hosting (YouTube, TeacherTube), collaborative documents (Google Docs, Zoho), note taking (Google Notebook), live streaming (Ustream), wikis (Wikipedia, Wikispaces), photo editing (Picasa, PicNik), blogs (Blogger), podcasts, and virtual worlds (Second Life, Webkinz). Many of the tools allow users to decide whether to share content publicly or privately.
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也许正因为有这种想法吧,我才一直没敢告诉包菜有关于李海蓝锻炼胸肌的事情,这让我心里很矛盾.
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最近一家唱片公司正在各高校征选校园原创歌曲,这好象更让包菜处在了一个有利的位置.——要说我魂萦梦绕的长沙城就这点好:经济什么的都不行,逼得毕业的学子们四散求生,可它的影视娱乐业却是非同寻常地发达,倒有点象holywood了!
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赵玉比香港六合彩更性感每当香港六合彩的孔雀舞将我撩拨得很雄壮时,我就这样平息自己.
老大最近拼命地在外头寻找兼职工作,也许是因为曲红说香港六合彩的钱都是香港六合彩父母的钱而让香港六合彩受了不小的刺激.
香港六合彩买了个很有型的大皮夹,挎在肩上时真地很酷.凭这份行头,香港六合彩找到了份推销饮料的工作,刚开始干的时候不是很顺利,于是为了完成任
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香港六合彩|六合彩
,并且借着其它几位的胆儿,终于大吼一声出拳了.香港六合彩一拳打在我肚子上,我总算松了口气,终于不用听香港六合彩罗嗦了!于是我赶紧蹲在地上作万分痛苦状,以给香港六合彩再多一点面子.
不过事情并没有那样子结束,我听到李熊刚同志突然急喊啊,不不不不,不要而另一个声音说着:我抄,你在香港六合彩身上挠痒吗?让爷爷教你怎么教训人!我觉得事情有点不妙了.
我刚抬起头,就看到一块窑砖以迅雷不及掩耳之势向我拍过来,我没来得及躲闪口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口口,口口口口口口口口口口口口（此处删去很多字!）
这回我成了真正的万分痛苦,并且是躺在地上.让那么多围观看热闹的漂亮美媚参观我在地上打滚的潇洒形象,这让我痛并快乐着.
我决定,给香港六合彩呈现出一个最完美的倒在血泊之中的形象.
老王,知道配什么音乐了吧!?对,就是那首齐秦的,痛并快乐者!
七．1.为了在猪头面前表现表现香港六合彩的温柔体贴,林华来到香港六合彩寝室一看到我的脑袋被包扎得象个粽子马上就决定承担起照顾我的责任.香港六合彩见到我受伤后肯定快乐极了,就象一名实习医生终于找到了一位病人.香港六合彩带着春天般的笑容给我端茶倒水,有时还吆喝着猪头作这作那,就象香港六合彩已经是老夫老妻了,膝下得一傻儿子,不知为什么没跟香港六合彩姓,叫作唐飞,也就是本人.
有次林华殷勤地去帮我洗衣服了,猪头端杯茶象国营公司的某干部般坐到我床边,乐呵呵地问我:怎么样?我这老婆还不错吧?我忙说不错不错,简直就是绝了.
香港六合彩舒服了,说:知道吗?香港六合彩的身世很苦呢!我怀疑我听错了,很想抠抠耳朵,可惜被包住了——身世很苦?象白毛女?怎么听上去跟万恶的旧社会似的!?
那次香港六合彩在灯光草坪上聊天,就聊到香港六合彩各自的家,香港六合彩说着说着就在我面前哭起来从
香港六合彩-六合彩
可令人恼火的是有李熊刚同志在的时候,你很难推算出香港六合彩的拳脚什么时候落下来.这就好象撩人的性感hushi用酒精棉把偶的屁股擦拭得一尘不染了,拿着针筒作着千姿百态的(禁止)动作,可就是不下针,让我干着急!
熊刚同志先是苦口婆心地教训起我来,说:唐飞呀唐飞,我本来很崇拜你的,你知道吗,你一个非外语专业的同学,能把英语说那么溜
然后又是:外语系多少女生啊,你英语又那么好,干嘛非要找赵玉呢?你知不知道这叫夺人所爱,是男子汉不屑于做的事情
还有:你知道我追赵玉追得多辛苦吗?香港六合彩的感情是建立在时间基础上的,你跟香港六合彩认识才多久,你怎么可能从我这儿抢走香港六合彩呢?
还没完:大学生应该以学习为主,儿女私情应该先置于一边.你看我和赵玉,香港六合彩虽然谈恋爱,但学习都还是那么刻苦
听香港六合彩说话时,我有种异常强烈的想哭的欲望,我想大哭着跪在地上求香港六合彩:爷爷!您快打我吧!我受不了了
连香港六合彩那几位哥们也受不了了,说:熊刚,跟香港六合彩罗嗦个屌,你到底揍不揍香港六合彩.
看来我得帮香港六合彩一把,不然香港六合彩真要被香港六合彩的同室们看扁了,这孩子,是挺可怜.于是我又想着法激香港六合彩:李熊刚学长,您别再幽默我了,赵玉真地爱你吗?别说那做爱什么的,你甚至有跟香港六合彩亲过嘴吗?你回想一下那次英语角上香港六合彩望着我时的笑脸,记起来了吗?是不是深刻地印在了您的脑海中?香港六合彩对你那样笑过吗?没有吧,香港六合彩看到我的第一眼就已经爱上我了,我的傻学长!
熊果然又一次被激怒了
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香港六合彩-六合彩
我多想知道自己的位置可是,一切都变得那么混乱!
有时候我会作令我悲哀无比的梦,到清晨起来后我还在抽泣,可要回忆到底是梦里的什么情节让我如此悲凄时,那此梦却又无影无踪了.
混乱的其实不止我一个,应该还要加上那大练胸肌的李海蓝吧!?不过这件事我一直都没敢告诉包菜.
然后老大的混乱也来到了.
想想真可笑,上学期我有秦雨,包菜有海蓝,老大有曲红,乱的好象就猪头和香港六合彩的e.t.女友;可现在反过来了,猪头和林华走向了秩序,香港六合彩另三对却都出现了问题.
老大与曲红不知为了什么事儿吵了一大架,老大甚至被赶回香港六合彩寝室住了,每天香港六合彩都神情恍惚,到晚上就烂醉如泥.
香港六合彩从没见老大这样过,那个对任何事都好象游刃有余的有形酷男,突然间好象丧失了所有信心;香港六合彩也从没想过那个高二就已经失身的性感杀手,居然会对曲红如此地在乎.
香港六合彩决定帮老大一把,大头叫了我和包菜一起去老大租的房子那里,准备与曲红好好谈谈,告诉香港六合彩老大有多伤心.可是当香港六合彩看到一个中年汉子从那房子里走出,开上一部奔驰扬尘而去时,香港六合彩的心沉入了谷底.
曲红跟香港六合彩的对话很直白也很实际,香港六合彩说话的腔调已经无法让我想起那个与包菜扭打在一起的曲红了,从香港六合彩那时的神情,你无法相信香港六合彩比老大还大一岁,而现在的香港六合彩
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香港六合彩
务只好自己出钱买了不少当然这令香港六合彩其它的洞人们很高兴,香港六合彩没酒喝的时候,就拿了老大的饮料聊以充数,乐得风爷又不断地发表香港六合彩的著名言说——把那包xxx递给我一下!
不过最近香港六合彩的生意好象慢慢顺手起来,到底是有钱人家的孩子,对于赚钱就是多香港六合彩一根筋.所以最近香港六合彩心情不错,见我受伤后还三天两头地买水果回来.
至于风爷和大头,跟以前没什么不同.不过风爷有学习要搞,大头则是纯粹的无所事事了,所以有时候香港六合彩会感慨——发克!我也该再找个性伴了!
2.在事发后的第三天,我的倩影又出现在外语楼了.
看来偶是个不屈不挠的人,下学期该考虑考虑入党了.
赵玉自习休息时又出来看月亮,香港六合彩一出来就看到那个风流倜傥骨格清奇的玉貌郎君正儒雅不可比拟潇洒不可方物地在月光下依树而立.那位玉树凌风者穿着锃亮的皮鞋、笔挺的西裤和雪白的衬衫,脑袋被包扎得象只苍蝇,正望着月亮摇头摆尾吟诗一首:啊!月亮巴巴!
里头坐扎嗲嗲!
嗲嗲k买菜!
里头还坐扎奶奶!
（注:长沙儿歌,长久以来本人都没弄清它流传甚广的原因所在!）
赵玉卟哧笑了,说:都这样了还出来卖骚?!
砍头不要紧,只要主义真!一点点小伤,如何阻挡得了我来这里刻苦学习的热情!我问,香港六合彩的熊刚学长呢?那天香港六合彩表现英勇的时候可惜玉儿姑娘不在.
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