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during the test: 1.44 s

cable connection (average): 1.98 s

DSL connection (average): 2.51 s

modem (average): 30.86 s

HTTP headers

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Server: nginx

Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 14:35:39 GMT

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Last-Modified: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 14:32:26 +0000

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Location

IP: 76.74.254.123, 72.233.2.58, 72.233.69.6, 74.200.243.251, 74.200.244.59, 76.74.254.120

continent: NA, country: United States (USA), city: San Antonio

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Basic information

website build using CSS

code weight: 205.96 KB

text per all code ratio: 18 %

title: Status of Chinese People

description:

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encoding: UTF-8

language: en

Website code analysis

one word phrases repeated minimum three times

two word phrases repeated minimum three times

three word phrases repeated minimum three times

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H1

Status of Chinese People

H2

Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Announced as Art World’s Most Powerful Figure

Chinese telecom firm tied to spy ministry- CIA: Beijing funded Huawei

Chinese Maoists: “Long Live the Great Wall Street Revolution!”

Ethics probe urged over Canadian MP’s flirty emails

The Xinhua News Agency Correspondent over Amorous Emails Leaves Canada On ‘scheduled vacation’

Chinese journalist wanted a divorce to continue relationship with Canadian MP, e-mail claims

Freed China dissident Yang Maodong was tortured in custody, say rights groups

Chinese security spies often placed in newsrooms around the world

Xinhua Reporter Shi Rong Wanted Divorce for Canadian MP, Email Alleges

Canadian MP’s ‘flirtatious’ e-mails to China’s state-controlled news reporter exposed

Henan Case Underscores Depth of China’s Slavery Problem

Chinese Lawyers Teng Biao, Jiang Tianyong Named Democracy Prize Recipients

Activist: Child of Chinese lawyer Chen Guangcheng denied education

Hong Kong TV news chief quits over Jiang Zemin death report

Group Says It Has New Evidence of Cisco’s Human Rights Abuse in China

Internet can destroy Communist control over China, party supporters fear

Tens of thousands Chinese bloggers question official’s “suicide”- 11 stab marks to his body

China censors Ai Weiwei’s Newsweek essay

Human rights groups condemn China’s proposal allowing police to hold people for up to six months without informing relatives

Chinese general Jin Yinan’s sensitive spy talk leaked online

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says Beijing ‘a constant nightmare’ in first article since his detention

Diplomat exposed Chinese tiger farm horrors

Greenpeace Finds Toxic Chemicals NPE in Top Clothing Brands in China, including Adidas and Li Ning

H3

Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Announced as Art World’s Most Powerful Figure

Chinese telecom firm tied to spy ministry- CIA: Beijing funded Huawei

Chinese Maoists: “Long Live the Great Wall Street Revolution!”

Ethics probe urged over Canadian MP’s flirty emails

The Xinhua News Agency Correspondent over Amorous Emails Leaves Canada On ‘scheduled vacation’

Chinese journalist wanted a divorce to continue relationship with Canadian MP, e-mail claims

Freed China dissident Yang Maodong was tortured in custody, say rights groups

Chinese security spies often placed in newsrooms around the world

Xinhua Reporter Shi Rong Wanted Divorce for Canadian MP, Email Alleges

Canadian MP’s ‘flirtatious’ e-mails to China’s state-controlled news reporter exposed

Henan Case Underscores Depth of China’s Slavery Problem

Chinese Lawyers Teng Biao, Jiang Tianyong Named Democracy Prize Recipients

Activist: Child of Chinese lawyer Chen Guangcheng denied education

Hong Kong TV news chief quits over Jiang Zemin death report

Group Says It Has New Evidence of Cisco’s Human Rights Abuse in China

Internet can destroy Communist control over China, party supporters fear

Tens of thousands Chinese bloggers question official’s “suicide”- 11 stab marks to his body

China censors Ai Weiwei’s Newsweek essay

Human rights groups condemn China’s proposal allowing police to hold people for up to six months without informing relatives

Chinese general Jin Yinan’s sensitive spy talk leaked online

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says Beijing ‘a constant nightmare’ in first article since his detention

Diplomat exposed Chinese tiger farm horrors

Greenpeace Finds Toxic Chemicals NPE in Top Clothing Brands in China, including Adidas and Li Ning

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