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第28 天地理11篇
`Ij+H3X&R+mpU N    Since we've been discussing alternative fuels [color=red]lately[/color][color=red] [/color]I want to pass [color=red]on to[/color] you some information I read[color=red] about[/color] a new feul [color=red]that's been in the[/color] news a lot lately .It's called A-21.9XS.M8pa
  It 's composed of water and a [color=red]chemical [/color]know as [color=red]naphtla(石脑油）[/color] .It seems to be a very [color=red]promising（有希望，有前途）[/color] fuel because it's much cleaner[color=red] than the gasoline[/color] that we use today .That 's not to say that is it doesn't[color=red] pollute[/color] ,but it is cleaner . A-21 isn't like some other [color=red]alternative[/color] fuels that requrie completely new[color=red] types of engines(发动机）[/color] .A-21 still works in[color=red] minor（较小的，次要的） mechanical（机械的） modification（更正） [/color].So changing over [color=red]wouldn't [/color]big deal . A5ZEc-y&[
  You may[color=red] doubt[/color] some of these [color=red]claim[/color] as many researcheras have some people feared that it contains 45 percent water it would freeze in the winter . But a small amount of [color=red]antifreeze（防冻剂）[/color] was [color=red]add to it[/color] and that seems to [color=red]have sloved[/color] the problem .p$|GL{[B
   A-21 has recently [color=red]undergone [/color][color=red]street tests in[/color] buses in Reno Nevada .So far it seems to work just fine . This is a good thing especially in Nevada .Because the State goverment  there has pass a law requiring that[color=red] a large percentage of vehicles[/color] in Nevada [color=red]run on（涉及）[/color] native fuels A-21 should help.
E?1b [`S    这片刚才一不小心删了:L ，无奈我又打了一遍， 我现在都有点佩服自己了。因为我是个没有毅力和耐心的人，做事还马虎:( 。不管干什么都没有坚持下来过，这是第一次坚持这么长时间，有人说21天就能形成一个习惯， 我会加油的，不管结果如何，看过自己留过的汗水， 我很会感到很欣慰的:) 。似乎说得有点早，呵呵！加油。:loveliness:
LK)z@_5S ps :今天和妈妈狂逛了3个小时，结果向开运动会时的哪都痛，缺乏锻炼阿， 我妈口头禅都变成你时间行吗？街也没逛好，上哪几乎都是奔去的，再不干这样事，好好学习吧！

15天就可以养成个习惯了，^_^

[size=2]第29天地理12篇风-H$?T%dFz
[font=Times New Roman]    The wind of a [color=deepskyblue]tornado[/color] are the most violent anf [color=red]destructive(破坏性的）[/color] [color=darkgreen]ones [/color]on Earth [color=darkgreen].Any of you[/color] [color=red]who have [/color]seen one [color=red]knows[/color] [color=darkgreen]very well[/color] how frightening and powerful they are .[color=red]What's [/color]interesting about them is that scientists [color=red]don't actually[/color] know exactly why tornadoes occur.[/font]
RL QL+pN)]b [font=Times New Roman]   We do know ,however what happens when tornadoes are formed .As you remember a front occures when cool [color=red]dry air[/color] from the [color=red]north [/color]meets warm [color=red]humid[/color] air coming from the [color=red]sourth[/color] from the Gulf of Mexico（墨西哥海湾） for tornadoes in the United State [color=red]where these[/color] air[color=red] masses（大量）[/color] meet a [color=red]narrow zone[/color] of [color=red]storm[/color] clouds developes and[color=red] thunderstomers（雷暴）[/color] and sometimes tornadoees occure[/font]#P1w2rIm#u7\?
[font=Times New Roman]   How is this violent [color=red]weather[/color] produced?Well a mass of warm[color=red] humid[/color] air [color=red]rises [/color]very [color=deepskyblue]rapidly [/color][color=red].As it [/color]rises（发生，出现） more warm air[color=darkgreen] rushes（冲）[/color] in  to [color=red]raplace [/color]it .This [color=red]inr[/color]ushing air also rises and in some cases especially when there is [color=red]extrem thermal instability{不稳定）[/color] begins to [color=red]rotate[/color] when it happens the rotating air forms a tornado[/font]0OD8vQGi YwJM(C'E
[font=Times New Roman]  Even if you 've [color=red]seen[/color] tornadoes [color=red]only[/color] in movies you know that they can demolish（破坏） buildings in seconds .This is possible because when a tomado pass over a house ,it [color=red]sucks up（吸收）[/color] air from around the house and so the air [color=red]pressure [/color]ourside the house[color=red] drops[/color] rapidly .Inside ,pressure remain the same .So air pressure inside is greater than the pressure outside .The result is that the building [color=red]explodes（使爆炸） outward[/color] .Next we'll talk a little bit about how new technological developments are being used to [color=red]try to predict[/color] tornadoes.[/font]
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tx:@\4n\2]*H1]4l [font=Times New Roman][size=2]第四篇：the term "fossil "refers to the[color=red] trapped[/color] remains of plants and animal in sedimentary rock.本篇trap 出现多次怎么翻译更好？[/size][/font]
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[size=2][font=Times New Roman]第30天人体生理心理第一篇（baby hypohesis）[/font] @l7N]&hi
[font=Times New Roman]  In our lab today ,we'll be testing the[color=deepskyblue] hypothesis[/color] that [color=red]babies[/color] can count [color=red]as [/color]early [color=red]as[/color] five months  of age . The six babies here are all less than six months [color=red]old[/color] . You 'll be [color=red]watching[/color] them on closed-[color=red]circuit(闭路电视）[/color] TV and [color=red]measuring[/color] their responses .[/font]J7qc9Qp A
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[font=Times New Roman]  The exprienment is[color=deepskyblue] based[/color] on well-established observation that babies stare longer[color=red] if they don't[/color] see what they except to see .First we're going to let two [color=red]dolls[/color] move slowly [color=black]in front of[/color] the babies .The babies will see the two dolls disppear behind a screen . You jop is to record in seconds how long the babies stare at the dolls when the screen in remove .[/font]}^MB$r\"hKk!C
[font=Times New Roman]  In the next stage ,two dolls will again move more[color=darkgreen] in front of the[/color] babies and disappear. But then a third doll will follow .When the screen is [color=red]re[/color]moved the babies will only see two dolls .If [color=red]we're[/color] right the babies will now stare longer [color=red]because [/color]they except three dolls but only see two .[/font]f%kel |;rJ4hF*?
[font=Times New Roman]  It seems [color=red]re[/color]markable [color=red]to think[/color] that such young children can count . My own research has [color=red]convinced（使确信，使信服）[/color] me that they have this ability from birth .about whether [color=red]they do[/color] or not perhaps we should[color=red] raise（提出）[/color] another question should we take advantage of this ability by teaching children [color=deepskyblue]mathematics[/color] at such a young age . They have great [color=red]untapped（未使用） potential[/color] but is it good for parents to [color=red]pressure[/color] young children ?[/font][/size][font=Times New Roman][size=2] [/size][/font]1bix(uM$K+z
[font=Times New Roman][size=2]第六篇（sleep)听错了:lol [/size][/font]:cS ^ Da#x
[font=Times New Roman][size=2]   Did you ever wonder why it is that most people are program[color=red]med[/color] to sleep at night instead of during the day ?If there's something  [color=darkgreen]about[/color] the[color=red] cycle[/color] of light and dark that's telling us when to sleep  then [color=red]shouldn't [/color]the sleep [color=red]cycle of a blind[/color] person be different ?[color=darkgreen] As it turn out[/color] many blind people —people with no [color=red]visual(视觉的）[/color]perception（感知。理解） of light at all —do have the same cycle as [color=red]sighten [/color]people [/size][/font]
?-S'M0c[-jI^k [size=2][font=Times New Roman]   So now you're wondering "How can this happen ?" The answer is :[color=deepskyblue]hormones[/color] .Hormone in perticular . It's call this [color=red]melatonin（褪黑激素）[/color] .In [color=red]sighted[/color] people the level of melatonin goes up at night (or when it's dark) and goes down in the day (or it is light ) It's believed that it's the [color=red]presence（存在，出现）[/color] of this hormone in the [color=red]blood[/color] that give us the[color=red] urge（迫切要求）[/color] to sleep .If an increase in melatonin level "programs"[/font][font=Times New Roman]sighted people to sleep at night then what about blind people .[/font][/size]
*S&A3I8v0M{&B [size=2][font=Times New Roman]   A researcher named Dr Charles Czeisler tells about an interesting experiment .He tried to shining a bright light into the eyes of some blind people .When he did , he [color=red]noticed[/color] that  the level [/font][font=Times New Roman]in the blood of these subjects went down —just as it would  do for sighted people .Somehow the eyes of these subjects even though they were damaged and have no visual perception of light could tell their [color=red]brain[/color] when there was more or less light .Now this doesn't work for all blind people ;In fact most of Czersler's subjects had on[color=red] hormonal[/color] response to light at all .[color=red]Further[/color] reseacher may be able to explain this [color=red]sensitivity（敏感，灵敏度）[/color] to the light [color=red]in terms of（根据，按照，在……方面）[/color] the [color=red]type of blindness[/color] of the subject. [/font][/size]
v3?x0kiG*@7q'] [font=Times New Roman][size=2]    明天就要回校整论文了，一天都会在火车上度过，不过晚上回去，我一定要听。回学校就没有电脑了， 问人借了个手提:lol ，可能不会像现在这么及时打出来， 我会努力完成任务的！[/size][/font]{Q @h7B4\6P;?

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谢谢老师百忙中的指点， 真敬业， 过节也不休息，向您学习:victory:

哈哈 加油:victory:   我支持你
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2p4PE:T"Y;mk!A 我们真是同命相连啊，我最近也被论文折磨的要死，实习的地方除了本职工作还得被人呼来喝去的打杂，barron模考又做得不怎么样，十号就考了………… [/quote]H
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[font=Times New Roman][size=2]人类生理第二篇[/size][/font]
B9x"n-K3[3N/@Z [font=Times New Roman][size=2]Do you have trouble sleeping at night .Then may be this is for you . When you [color=red]worried about[/color] needing sleep and [color=red]toss（扔,投）[/color] and turn trying to find a comfortable [color=red]position [/color]you're probably only making matters worse what happen when you do that is that your heart [color=red]rate[/color] actually increases making it more difficult to relax.
[,{2_ B{    You may also have [color=red]some[/color] bad habits that contribute(起促成作用） to the problem .Do you rest frequently during the day ?Do you get the [color=red]virtually[/color] no exercise or do you exercise[color=red] srenuously（费力）[/color] late in de day .Are you [color=red]preoccuoied [/color]with sleep or do you sleep late on the weekends ?Any [color=red]or[/color] all these factors might be leading to your [color=red]insomnia（失眠）[/color] by disrupting your body's natural rhythm&g a!rQaF}%Qj
   What should you do then on those sleep[color=red]ness（失眠）[/color] nights ? Don't [color=red]bother（打扰，烦扰）[/color] with sleeping [color=red]pills[/color] .They can actually[color=red] cause[/color] wrose insomnia later .The best thing to do is drink milk or eat [color=red]cheese（奶酪） or tuna（金枪鱼）[/color] fish .These are all [color=red]rich in amino acids(氨基酸）[/color] and help produce a [color=red]neurotransmitter（神经传递素）[/color] in the [color=red]brain[/color] that [color=red]induces（引导）[/color] sleep. This neurotranmitter will help you relax and you'll be on your way to getting a good night's sleep.
5~h!L0qq5S O    Unitl tomorrow's broadcast this has been another in the[color=red] serious（严肃） "Hints(暗示，线索） for good[/color] health"[/size][/font]Ta%TD!|Y;[;Z8w;[
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第31天生理心理第三篇（children interact) [Guw} G Za
     [font=Times New Roman][size=2]Today we're going to talk about [color=red]shyness[/color] and discuss recent research on ways to help children learn to interact （相互影响）[color=deepskyblue]socially.[/color][/size][/font]6H${.g%oHU
[font=Times New Roman][size=2]     May people consider themselves shy. In fact forty percentage of people [color=red]who[/color] took part in our [color=red]survey[/color][color=darkgreen] said they[/color] are shy ,that 's [color=red]two[/color] out of [color=red]five[/color] people .[color=red] And there are[/color] studuies to indicate that the[color=red] tendency towards[/color] shyness may be [color=red]inherited [/color]. But just because certain children are timid doesn't mean they are [color=red]doomed（注定的）[/color] to been shy forever .They are things parents ,teachers and the children themsleves can do to [color=red]overcom[/color] this tendency ——and even to [color=red]prevent it [/color][/size][/font]
!r3VJuxO.a&z'l7{ [font=Times New Roman][size=2]     One reseacher found that[color=red] if[/color] parents [color=red]gently（轻轻的，逐渐的）[/color] push their shy children to try new things they can help these children become less [color=red]afraid[/color] and less [color=red]inhibited(羞怯的，内向的） [/color].Another way to help shy children is to train them in social skills .For example there special training groups [color=red]where[/color] child are [color=red]tought[/color] things like looking [color=red]at[/color] other children while talking to them talking about other people's interests and even smiling [/size][/font]:Nl?5B*z v(Wpo!j
[font=Times New Roman][size=2]     These groups have been very successful at giving shy children a place to feel safe and[color=red] accepted[/color] and building up their [color=red]self-esteem[/color][/size][/font]

[font=Times New Roman][size=2]第四篇（失眠）[/size][/font]
/e]Wyq2x'{#D`U [font=Times New Roman][size=2]     You might think that most of the patients at sleep [color=red]c[/color][/size][/font]6Bv3K{$dc|kjkq
[font=Times New Roman][size=2][color=red]clinic（门诊部）[/color] are being treated for [color=deepskyblue]sleeplessness [/color][color=red]commmonly referred to [/color]as insomnia（失眠） but that is not the case .The[color=deepskyblue] majority[/color] of sleep ——clinic patients suffer from [color=red]disorders[/color] of [color=red]excessive（过多的） [/color]sleep ——[color=red]hyper[/color]somnia while most insomniacs [color=darkgreen]somehow[/color] mange to drug themselves through the day and function at [color=red]acceptable[/color] although not [color=red]optimal（最佳的，最理想） [/color]levels ,this is not for people who suffer frome hypersomnia [/size][/font]
CZPb:Q [font=Times New Roman][size=2]     They are [color=red]incapacitated（使无能力） [/color]by the [color=deepskyblue]irresisitible[/color] （不可抵抗的）urges to sleep during the day ,often in inoppropriate situations ——at business meetings ,in supermakets or at parties .Even more dangerous is their[color=red] failure to remain awake[/color] when [color=red]driving [/color]or operating machinery.Falling asleep in such situations could obviously be life [color=red]threatening .[/color][/size][/font]
e"yl#J8g:nZ [font=Times New Roman][size=2]     Many hypersomniacs suffer from [color=red]narcolepsy(嗜睡发作）[/color] for which the[color=red] primary（主要的） symptom[/color] is excessive daytime sleepiness（想睡） .Though not [color=red]apparent（显然的，外观上）[/color] in childhood this symptom most often [color=red]apppears（看来，公开露面）[/color] for the first time during the [color=red]teen（悲哀，不幸） [/color]years and continue through out a person's life .The sleep attacks may occur as many as fifteen to twenty [color=red]times [/color]the course of the day and lost for periods from fifteen minutes upto two hours [/size][/font]
#D J#n jJ'J[?GeTJ [font=Times New Roman][size=2]     What can be done to help those suffering from[color=red] narcolepsy[/color] ?There are certain drugs that can help and specialists（专门医师） [color=red]suggest[/color] voluntary（自动，自愿）[color=red] napping（小睡）[/color] to decrease the frequency of such sleep attacks [/size][/font]L5Q/~!jc%Hz/F&lH3i1Y
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3e'C;X2Rq*^ 第四篇（失眠）
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我也快急死了，因为开了听写的帖子，所以听力倒是没怎么耽搁，其他几项快愁死我了！！现在只好在把单词量狠命拽上来的情况下，尽量多地做题了。你时间还这么充裕，真让人羡慕……我那逝去的，都用来睡觉的光阴啊……

第32天 第五篇（moods）  
.h6p3?*VP     Did you know you can catch a mood ? A bad mood isn’t [color=red]spread by a virus（病毒[/color] ）like the [color=red]flu[/color] is, but it can be [color=red]contagious（会感染） [/color].Moods [color=red]sort of[/color] drift（漂流） from person to person [color=red]unconsciously[/color] slight,[color=red]unintentional [/color]signals carry the mood .        R/H5kcZ5{SZ
    You ‘ve probably [color=deepskyblue]experienced[/color] it yourself ,You’re a round someone’s feeling down and[color=darkgreen] show it[/color] [color=red]slumped(失败消沉跌落）[/color] showlder down[color=red]cast（气馁的，悲哀） [/color]mouth [color=red]subdued（柔和的，减弱的） [/color]vioce [color=red]all [/color]that[color=red] sort of[/color] thing .[u]Pretty soon（不久）[/u] you begin to feel [color=red]depressed[/color] too ,of course good moods also catching not just bad ones .Moods spread in[color=red] steps[/color] .One person’s facial（面部）[color=red] expression[/color] or whatever is obvserved by another who then[color=darkgreen] unconsciously begins to[/color] [color=red]mimic（模仿） [/color].The process is[color=red] automatic（无意识的）[/color] —[color=red]a [u]split second（瞬间发生的）[/u] mimicry[/color]. The person [color=red]isn’t [/color]even [color=red]aware of the copying[/color] a full—[color=red]blown（盛开，长满） [/color]case of mood transfer（传递转移） develops as this copying continues .
uU)D9KuXA      Not everyone  picks up moods to the [color=red]same[/color] degree. Those [color=red]who’re[/color] most [color=red]susceptible(易受影响的） [/color]often have strong physiological responses to [color=darkgreen]what’s going on[/color] around them .You know ,people who break [color=darkgreen]out （突发爆发）in a nervous[/color][color=red] sweat（汗）[/color] easily and whoes [color=red]stomachs churn（搅）[/color]
1mr-hx] X dy [color=#ff0000]   [/color] People don’t[color=red] all[/color] send moods [color=red]equally[/color] well [color=red]either[/color].The best mood senders are[color=red] expressive[/color] people becase mood [color=red]contagion[/color] can’t happen without signals .If they aren’t there —that’s is the person [color=red]give no indication[/color] of the mood [color=red]they ‘re[/color] in —noboby will pick up the mood. U3o)f1dR"Ys*v
第七篇（placebos）
eR+Rjw       So you see physical [color=red]illness[/color] can [color=red]psychological [/color][color=darkgreen]causes [/color].Now we just have time to[color=darkgreen] introduce[/color] another interesting example of the interaction between the mind and the body —[color=red]placebos. Placebos[/color] may be you’ve heard them called suger pills are harm[color=red]less[/color] [color=deepskyblue]substances[/color] not always suger [color=red]that they[/color] are used [color=red]routinely[/color] [color=red]on groups of sick[/color] people in [color=deepskyblue]experiments[/color] .These expeiments test the[color=red] effectiveness[/color] of new drugs . One group is given the new drug ,the other group is given is given a placebo and the results [color=red]are[/color] meadured  
(lQ1M?zk7c"O       As you might guess ,some of the people who receive the new drug get better .Surprisingly however some of the placebo group also get better ,why? Well it’s an interesting question one which doctors can’t answer .Some of group may have gotten better[color=red] on their own[/color] without any treament at all ,but research has shown that the very act of taking a medication that you even taken an [color=red]aspirin（阿司匹林）[/color] and felt better in five minutes ? Aspirin dosen’t work that[color=red] fast[/color] does it?Basically ,if you believe you will get bettter –sometimes you do  
:T(RF0X7Ar'b`9G Y?N      The history of how doctors and [color=red]healers(医治者）[/color] have used the mind —body connection to [color=red]cure [/color]people is[color=darkgreen] long[/color][color=red] [/color]and interesting —but I see that it’s time to chose ,so I’ll have to cover this in the next class .You ‘ll have to hold your question on this topic till then .Before you go .I have some handouts（分发的印刷品） for you concerning the [color=red]midterm[/color] exams next week.
ru8]kp%e1Z      今天的听力是真的感觉在往心上插刀，坐在不安静的教室里，我是又想哭又想喊更想骂人。今天知道一个比我晚决定出去的人都考完雅思学校也定了还非常好，为什么，我一学习就那么费劲呐。:'( :'( :'(
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[[i] 本帖最后由 素不相适 于 2008-5-5 22:24 编辑 [/i]]

第七篇已经没有识别错误了……恭喜……

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{.gn1k3L*rn 第七篇已经没有识别错误了……恭喜…… [/quote] d2u[s:PU Wq)J
老师，看到你的话我都苦笑不得了，:'( :Q ， 我那是没打完就按回车了，让您失望了，多希望您说的话能是真的啊:'(

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Q8~ 第七篇已经没有识别错误了……恭喜…… [/quote]
!m6yWI-l~FQL 老师看到您的话我都哭笑不得了:'( :'( :'( ，我那是没打完就不小心按回车，让您失望了，多希望您的话能实现啊。:'( :'( :'(