No Internet Explorer 6! Campaign from Apa Dong (dot) Org

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No Internet Explorer 6! Campaign from Apa Dong (dot) Org No Internet Explorer 6! site functions is to block visitors from opening your web/blog using Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) browser. They give us a simple single line javascript to put in our web/blog to make it happen. Just copy and paste their code before < /head> tag in your template.

But, why we need to block IE6? Well, IE6 was released on August 27, 2001 and no longer maintained by Microsoft since it. Therefore IE 6 can't provide the same web experience that modern browsers can. IE6 also have so many bugs and security holes issues that can be very dangerous for your PC.

Free Web Proxy Server from Apa Dong (dot) Org

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Free Web Proxy Server from Apa Dong (dot) Org Free web proxy server site functions is to unblock web filters or firewalls, allowing you to view restricted sites. This proxy site allows you to browse sites that your school, work or library have blocked.

Everyone who has an internet connection has an IP address, which in simple terms is your online 'fingerprint'. If you use free web proxy service, your fingerprint will be hidden and changed to our anonymous one, essentially hiding your real identity, and in most cases you will virtually reside in another country.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Like many others, I rushed out last July to purchase the last book in the Harry Potter series. I remember finishing the novel feeling as though it was very well wrapped up, but not particularly enjoying it, and so it has been nearly a year and a half since I picked up the series and read it front-to-back again. I am glad, however, that I did, because I found the book far more enjoyable the second time around than the first.

Part of the reason for the lack of total enjoyment, I think, came because I was reading through the book as quickly as possible, in a rush to get to the end. I didn't skip passages, but I certainly didn't dwell on them, and there were virtually no stopping points (as I recall, my inlaws were visiting, so I was, er, kind enough to allow them to play with the kids for a few hours). This time through, I had to take many breaks, which gave me a few moments to mull over various actions and scenes from the novel.