QQ on 64bit Linux? Technical question: Has anybody succeeded to run QQ on 64bit Linux? I am able to install and run the 32bit version just fine, but the login screen returns me a generic "Could not log you in." message. (In finest 中文, of course) And web.qq.com works just fine, so it's not my login data.

2011-11-03 - 玩耍时间 我喜欢主办路街头游戏 。你可以利用全市玩耍。 例如在玩耍“到晚上结束的旅程”，要寻找的六检查站，和解决一个的任务。你在夜间奔赴，当猎者寻找你。常几百年轻人参与。 见：http://totheendofthenight.com/ 和：http://totheendofthenight.com/gallery

2011-11-02 - 第一个国家 十月，我在加拿大．我们参观了人类学博物馆． 他们解释加拿大的第一个国家．有海达人和夸夸嘉夸族人． 这创作的Bill Reid．他海达人． Actually, only his mother is Haida. He only started to investigate the Haida culture when he returned to Vancouver at age 31, after having learned jewelry making. This sculpture, "Raven and the first men" is also found on the Canadian $20 bill. You can read more about him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Reid

2011-10-31 - 有点历史 挪威不是一个老的国家． 这张地图是两百岁． 最老的度图是四百岁． Actually, the oldest map we have in the archives of the mapping authority is from 1666 (if I recall correctly). A lot of the old maps are actually of German or Danish origin. Norway is both older and younger than that. On the one hand, there have been viking populations and the first united kingdom of Norway is dated to 872 - on the other hand, Norway only separated from the Swedish union in 1905.

2011-10-30 - 学习飞 我很高兴,我住在山. 我在這儿可以学习飞. 我的老师很小心. Well, that's how far I got with my own vocab... in case you're wondering (and I had to look that up): 学习滑翔伞. Unrelatedly, I love word constructions like 多少 and 东西. Are there more?

Introducing myself ... am I? 我没有中文名字. 怎么阶绍了? Haha! No, seriously - these are about the first Chinese words I am writing outside my lesson notes. If this is remotely understandable, I'm going to make a backflip of joy. Looking forward to any corrections.. or maybe someone helping me with my little problem? 我是Thomas. 是德国人. 在挪威国工作. 我喜欢学习语言. Yay! This is taking forever. But I guess I'm still lucky I can type in pinyin and don't have to remember the hanzi as exactly. :} Say hi if you read this! There's a lot you could teach me. :D I could trade for some of the other languages I speak, or just teach you essential skills, like how to survive in the Norwegian winter. ;) 谢谢!