白天要上班，我计划每天晚上听写2篇！一个月后看效果再决定是不是加量。。7 C' B4 ]  ?7 E# y. ^
2008年8月25日 第一天
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蓝色是听错的，红色是没听出来，暗红色是拼写错误。。
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I want to welcome each in (and every) baloon ethusiast to Philadelphia. thank you for coming here this morning to comemorate the first ballon voyage in the US. On Jan.9, 1793 at 10 in the morning, a silk ballon lifted into the sky above the (this) city which was at that (the) time the capital of the country.+ y3 O. E, O6 q- g# [' _
According to the original records of the flight, the voyage lasted 46 munites. From its departure in Philadelphia to its landing across the Delaware river in New Jersey. Though our pilots today will try to aproxi (approximate) the original landing site, there will (they are at) mercy of the wind, so who knows where it will drift off to. Even the balloon(ballonist) in 1793 experience some uncertain weather that day. There were clouds, fog and mist in very (various) directions. 9 x9 ?7 {( X2 V2 R9 \
Our reactment (reenactment) probably (promises) to be nothing less than spectacular. The yellow ballon dierectly behind me is 5 stories high. It’s inflated with helium, Unless the original which was feel (filled) with hydrogen and unbeknownst to the polit potentially explosive. Gas-filled models are pretty uncommon now because of the extremely high cost. So the 80 other ballons in today’s launch are hot air, heated by propane burners. These balloons are from all over the country. $ x" k( a: G1 k% H. C- U

. }7 o4 n% N- O, d1 Y, E第一遍整体听的时候笔记跟不上，也不是特懂。但一句一句听写的时候，就每句都能听懂并写对。除了划横线的那句以外。
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- a( d. ]" D8 M, g; T/ |& g[ 本帖最后由 koney 于 2008-8-26 00:33 编辑 ]

加油～～～

今天的第二篇：
5 x5 F5 X9 A; @) h场景分类下，历史类 第八篇：邮政
2 G" q# J" H* E' G      红色是没听出来的，蓝色是听错的小词
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      Let’s presee (proceed) to the main exhibit hall and look at some actual vehicles that have played a primary (prominent) role in speeding up (the) mail delivery. Consider how long it used to take to send a letter across a relatively short distance. Back at the 16 centuries, it took 2 weeks on horseback to get a letter from Boston to NY, the (a)distance was (of) about 260 miles. Crossing a river was also a challenge. Ferry service was so irregular that the carrier was sometimes wait hours just to take (catch a)8 G0 V! n5 P( b: M0 H7 F9 Y
ferry.
* |9 ]1 ~" [0 m8 q( V$ eFor journey in England (inland), there was always a stage coach. But the ride was by no means comfortable because it has to be shared with other passengers. The post offices was pretty ingenious about somewords(some routes). In 19c in the sourwesten desert for instance, camels were brought in to help get the mail through. In the last (Alaska) reindeer were used. This practice was Discountinued because of the disagreeable temperature (temperament) of these animals. ' k1 g9 e+ O# V) m5 z! T
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a minute so that you can enter this replica of a railway mail car. It was during the age of aionhorse (Iron Horse) that delivery really started to pick up. , [4 t9 L4 J5 C; P- Z) g
in fact, the US transported the most boxed (bulk) mail by train for nearly 100 years. The first airmail service didn’t start untill 1918.
9 g& X' o4 t  @; Y4 o7 FPlease take a few minutes to look around, I hope you will enjoy your tour. And as you continue on your own, may I suggest you to visit our impressive philatelic collection.Not only can you some of the more unusual stamp issues but there is an interesting exhibit on how the stamps are made.
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哎呀，都一点多了。555，明天还要上班，没时间跟读了。。。明天白天读吧。。。
: f8 e# D5 D: a+ j0 H谢谢大家鼓励，晚安！1 a* u; Y. f6 O' x* c' ?

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加油!加油!加油!为在职的我们加油助威!

谢谢大家鼓励，我一定坚持~！！！7 d; T% i7 E% L  u- B" i) h+ O0 Q

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第九篇
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8 w1 k* ~6 U5 d　　Today we’ll exam (examine) the role of the (that) private tranportation namely the automobile plays in city planning.
' Y5 e) B$ c/ i1 E3 c. ]0 i: I& I3 [　　A number of socialists(sociologists) blame the automobile for the decline of the downtown areas of major cities. In the 1950’s and 1960’s, the automobile made it possible to work in the cities and yet live in the surburbs many miles away. Shopping pattens (patterns) changed. Instead of purchasing (patronizing光顾惠顾)* Q, ?# g) B- i5 p, V0 ]/ a
downtown stores, people in the surburb went to large shopping malls outside the city and close (closer) to their homes. Merchants in the city failed and their stores closed, downtown shopping areas became deserate (deserted).
7 m8 `$ a4 j3 O7 m　　In recent years there has been a rebirth of the downtown area as many surburt…(suburbanites) have moved back to the city. They have done this of course to avoid Highways clock (clogged阻碍) with commuters from the surburbs.+ k; k( }3 O1 Z, r: B
　　I’m choosing (‘ve chosen) this particular city planning problem. Our dependence on private transportation to discuss in groups. I’m hoping you all will come with some inivated (innovative) solutions. Oh, and don’t aprroach the problem from a purely sociological perspective. Try to take into account environmental and economic issues as well.
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  M& {( b! d/ S* K( V) _总体感觉还可以，一句一句听写时95%都能听懂。但第一遍整个听的时候，还是笔记跟不上。。。55555, T9 R2 J: L/ o* X
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[ 本帖最后由 koney 于 2008-8-27 00:11 编辑 ]

分类场景下历史类第十篇 人物　WOOD/ @* Y; H6 k' z( u8 X5 Y1 |
红色是没听出来的
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% M6 ]2 J; h" N( vBefore we begin our tour, I’d like to give you some background information on the painter GW, we will be seeing much of his work today.
$ i7 P! r' w1 |3 V% L- B: mW was born in 1881 in Iowa farm country and became interested in art very early in life. Althogh he studied art in both M and at the art institude in (of) Chicago, the strongest infuluences on his arts were European. He spent time in both G and F, and his study there helped shape his own stylized form of realism.( v9 g( H* f2 R% W: R! C  [

% _+ K4 W% g" K# p( Y/ RWhen he return to I, Wood applied the style of (stylistic) realism he’d learned in Europe to the rural life he saw around him and that he remember from his childhood around the term (turn) of the century. His portraits of farm families immitated the static 静止不变的
+ e! f2 N0 f# b/ V$ z: lformalism of photogragh of early settlers posed In front of their homes. His paintings of farmers at works and their tools and animals demostrate a serious respect for the life of the Midwestern US.
3 s7 ^8 D& |. i& W5 z6 FBy the 1930 Wood was the leading figure of the school of Art called: American Regionalism.   ]% Q! m0 k! g1 i# g7 W
In an effort to sustain a strong Midwestern artistic movement, wood established an institude of Midwestern art in his home state. Although the institude failed, the painting you are about to see preserved Wood’s vision of pioneer farmers.
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实在太困了。。。明显记忆力衰退呀。。。一个句子要听好几遍
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# l* ^5 X! ]: C7 W* N+ }6 {8 f[ 本帖最后由 koney 于 2008-8-27 00:45 编辑 ]

加油，，，慢慢来，，，

场景分类下 历史类2 第十一篇 建筑
9 A+ r  t# F0 b5 a" B$ @# VIn today’s class, we will be examining some 19century pattern books which (that) were used for building houses. I think it’s fair to say that this (these) pattern books were the most important infuluence on the design of North American houses during the 19c.
/ X  ~4 ^% a/ q' ^This was because most people who wanted to build a house couldn’t afford to hire an architactor (architect). Instead, they bought a pattern book, picked down (out) the (a) plan, and took it to the builder. The difference in cost was substaincial. In 1870 for example, hiring an architactor would have cost about a hundred dollars, at the same time, a pattern book writen by an architact cost only 5 dollars.
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[ 本帖最后由 koney 于 2008-8-28 00:29 编辑 ]

场景分类下 历史类2 第十二篇 人物 women
- x6 q6 z( q/ N$ l* _2 V! U/ PLast week we talked about A and the role of women in the Puritan colonies. Today, I want to talk about some other women who’ve contributed to American history. Some famous, and some not so famous.
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As the story goes, when M or M’s husband, John enlisted in the artillery, Mary followed, like many other wives did. She have done the (helped out doing)washing and cooking for the soldiers. She was known as (to be)a pretty and unusual woman. She smoke the pipe and shot (chewed) tobacco. . D2 e# o9 Q  a4 `) q
Anyway, in the summer of 1778, at the battle of Mamma, it was a blisting (blistering) hot day, maybe over 100 degrees, and 5o soldiers died of thirst during the battle. Molly wasn’t content to stay back at camp. Instead, she run through gunshot and canon fire, carrying water and pictures in pitchers from a small stream out to the thirsty American soldiers. The relief that she brought with her picture and pitchers of water gave her the legandary nickname **. The story also says that she continue to load and fire her husband’s canon after he was wounded. They say she was so well-liked by the other soldiers that they called her soldier Molly “Sergeant Molly”. In fact, legend has it that George Washinton himself gave her the special military title. 0 ^. u. S$ e7 M$ s* z3 q1 f

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8 }% P4 J) a% X# T+ M# C这篇稍微费劲了一点，有几句话听了几遍才写下来。但整体听完第一遍做题基本没什么问题。还是笔记啊！跟不上！
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[ 本帖最后由 koney 于 2008-8-28 00:29 编辑 ]

嘻嘻，不错不错，，加油哦