66. The best title of the article may be ______.

A. Slow Food                                        B. Healthy Lifestyle

C. Fast Food or Slow Food?                   D. Slow Food and Life Style

C

With online sperm（精子）and egg trade and social networking sites like Bebo, Facebook and MySpace, we already create and date on the Internet ? so why not “bury” online too?

Maggie Candy, a nurse trained in care of the elderly, thought she knew how to deal with death. But when her daughter Stella killed herself at age 17 she found the adult world of condolence（哀悼）books, sympathy cards and graveyard headstones out-dated and lacking in what it could offer in Stella’s memory. In the end, she turned to a new world of online memorials to create a fitting tribute（贡物）.

 “For most younger people now, the Internet is something they use every day and online memorials are a natural evolution,” she told Reuters. Candy now runs a Web site, www.alwaysberemembered.co.uk, on which she offers the bereaved a way of paying tribute to their dead. Users create a memorial page with pictures, poems and tributes which can be visited, viewed and added to by anyone who feels a need.

Candy’s virtual（虚拟的）memorial to her daughter was one of the starting blocks for what some call the latest “e-trend” in Britain. Online memorials have been popular in the United States for years, but in Britain they have only recently begun to grow in popularity. For a generation that spends so much of its time on social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace, it is quite natural to mourn and honor dead friends online.

Online memorials are also ? perhaps unintentionally ? catching the eye of Britain’s environmentalists. “We are running out of space in this country for graves, and cemeteries ? well yes, there are some nice ones, but generally speaking you wouldn’t want to live next door to one,” Candy says. “With an online memorial, it can be private when I want it to be private, but it is always there, and there is some comfort that no matter where I go, I can go online and see it.”