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The current digital model->motto "information wants to be free" is creating many animent->unanticipitated consequences, here is a recent one concerning psychology.

Last month a Canadian physician posted to wikipedia all 10 incerblots->inkblots of the warshock->Rorschach test. After all the images were may publity->made publicly available more than 30 years ago.

The test probably->perhaps surprisingly given its controversial history is still used to dicyfer very ->decipher  various psychoses, a person's interpretation of the inkblod->inkblots  can lead to a conclusion of by power ->schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or bord->borderline personality.

But along with the interplots->inkblots  came captions, posted by the with->an Italian wikipedia editor listing the most popular answers, to what people see in the criptic symatrical->cryptic symmetrical images. For instands muffersal very secratures bist lace skin.->for example, moths, various sea creatures, beastly skin.

As we all know that having the answers before a test redor->renders its few tall->futile. A debate have represented->has erupted with wikipedia editors were moving->removing and then quicly->quickly replacing the images.

So wikipedia administrators are currently restricting at this->edits to the page until the spages->disputes are settled. For now though, the frozen page reviews->reveals all explors->inkblots and answers.

Of course this leads want->one to think. What about other psychological tests, like the motiphisinality->Minnesota Multiphasic  Personality Inventory or the back depression inventary or the child behavior checklist. What happens when their popular answers are reviewed->revealed.

The doctor who posted the inkblots supported his argument with inaugument->a nod to the ...->optometric Snellen eye chart, this the one->it starts with that big letter E, which is posted on wikipedia, people could study it to pass their driving exam, but it has not been taking->taken down yet.

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In 1900 legendary physicist max plant->planck described the way energy gets the dispayed for many manu reflected->dissipated from any nonreflective object called a blackbody, but even max said if something else is really really close to the object is long->his law might not hold.

Now physicists from MIT have finally shown that if you get another object near enough to the blackbody but still not touching it, plants->planck's blackbody radiation are->law really does break down, which is good news for you.

The researchers had been able to put flat plates a millions->millionth of the middle->a meter apart, which was still too far away to see any affect. But with glass bees->heads they achieved separations of only 10 billionths cetimeter->of a meter. And the radiation flow was up to a thousand times greater than plant operal dicts->Planck's law predicts. The study appears in the August issue of the genel->jounal Nano letters.

It is good news because of potential applications. For example, computer data storage in->and solar energy devices are all less efficient because of heat buildup. If tinior->tinier distances can be achieved in these real world devices, such waste could be made to walk the plant->plank.

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99# oyeahot

都有用 解决的方面不同而已

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感觉材料比较好理解，就听一遍看看效果

A friend's four year old daughter recently complained to me about how badly her skital by->mosquito bite itched. She was about to broken->burst into tears. The fact that uncontrable->uncomfortable itchy sensation can drive many of us to distruction->distraction let many scientists to believe that the nerve->nervous system deals with itch much more than->as it does pain. Others spend years looking unsuccessfully, for to->neurons that tell us to scratch rather than what->that we just heard->hurt.

Now according to a study in the august 7th issue of the journal science researchers say they have finally found specific itch nerverse->neurons in mice. They looked->located them in the mouse spinal cord by following up on previous research that showed that some mice respond to itchy stimulus->stimuli on->more than others.

When scientists not get->knocked out the itch ons->neurons,  the mice know on to get earth->no longer had the urge to scratch and->in response to know itchy stimulus. But they can still sense and avoide pain, showing that itch and pain are processed independently. The researchers hope that these findings could evetually lead to better treatments for cronic edge->chronic itch. By targeting the specific biochemical pass ways and lobed->pathways involved. As for the 4-year-old? She forgot about her itchy bug bite as soon as lenth->lunch arrived

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幻觉，可能是材料比较简单，或者这个主持人声音比较清晰，反正没有连读的错误了。

What's 16 feet tall in->and  9 thousand 5 hundred in 50 years old? It is the world's oldest tree. The warm->worn and weathered spruce grows in swedish went tandra->Sweden's windswept tundra. But, until recently, while->well recent to the trialist->tree at least, it barely resembled the->a tree at all. Before this last more than a->warm century, this spruce grown->grew more like a thrub to survive the hush->harsh conditions of this->its cold lansky->landscape. But rising temperatures convinced the tree to give up the->its shubby->shabby lifestyle, shed the majority of its needles, in->and go with the single trunk look.

Researchers from Swedish->Sweden's Umea University found the tree growing in medieval->amid the remains of four generations of spruce dating from 375 to while->well over 9000 years old. Spruce trees can clone themsefves by sending new trees up to->through the ground from estalished roots. When the scientists have->tested the current tree they found with->it was genetically identical with the remains of all four previous generations. Researchers are excitied about having a 10,000 year long case study of how pass->past climate changes affected plant grow->growth in->and productivity. This->it is a finding esurance->sure to spruce up all of botany.

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哈哈 分页占楼 明天交作业

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Here is wise->why it is time for instant replay in major lead->league baseball. Do not worry this is a technology story. Four times went weak->within a week recently what was->were clearly home runs according to the vedio->video was->were ruled otherwise by unpairs->umpires. I have re->I happened to be watching two of the icevance->incidents as they happaned. Baseball has long kind->declined to use replay because afficials->officials insisted that the human factor of unpairing->umpiring was part of the game. Even if the man->it meant getting calls wrong just as players make failing areas->fielding errors.

Here is what->why that is bank, unpairs->umpires do infact fail->feel free to look for conventional evidence after the fact, they were conthout->will consult with other unpairs->umpires conparing that different I would->their differing eyewitnees accounts . And they were->will employ for instance->forensic techniques to the ball itself. For example, they examine it for yellow paint, they might have transferred to it, when they had->it hit a yellow wall over the outfeild fence. These terms still->attempts to find the new->and use evidence make the none use of vedio->video replay, like a preciers->a capricious rejection of technology. Sam->Fans should not feel when they RRRTTT->root root root for the home team if  they do not win, it is a shame

生单词
发现will- were不分
老毛病了 老师vedio video不分

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多谢gla版主指点，这下就比较好记了
问句闲话：什么叫没分了？ 分 是什么东西？ 貌似是真的啊 我的声望都没长

For the last 5 years researchers have been anali(y)zing bird DNA, that effort has no->now completely altered on->our understanding of which bird species really do fle(o)ct together in revolutionary->evolutionary history. The over of->overall project is called assembling the trade->tree of life but->with the avail->avian partner is ->part known as early bird. The new relationships appear in the June 27th issue of the journal science.

It turns out much of what we sought much->thought about how bird species will->were related to one another was just wrong. For example, scientists sought->thought  that birds that live on water like F->flamingos are all->evolved from a sepe(a)rate water bird group. But F->flamingos taled->took to the water after specie eating->speciating, and it might make sense to think that birds were->with similar life styles like falcons and eagles are->were related, nope, instead falcons and->are more closely related to parates->parrots.

Researchers found other surprising relatives, colourful harming->humming birds that flowed->flit about when the sunshines to send->descended from drap(b) nocturnal like->night jars, get ready for lentens->Latin species' names to change, and textbooks and field guyes->guides will have to be revised to correct former assumptions about relationships, the 82 million American bird watchers will certainly go cookoo

错误类型：
1、连读
partner is ->part known as
are all->evolved 2、单词
avian 鸟，鸟类
specie eating->speciating
parates->parrots
harming->humming
flowed->flit
另外还有were, will 听不出来的毛病

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The social besers->so-called birthers can not accept that president Obama is really a natural warmer and considersine,->born American citizen. Part of it->what's behind is->this seemingly areshional believe ->irrational belief may lie in what's called implicit social cognition--the deprict assemtion will->deep-rooted assumption we all carry around may real down->and may act on without realizing it.

H study->Harvard’s Mahzarin Banaji studies such implicy congnition->implicit cognition, last fall, she talked to journalists said->at the annual conference of the conscule->council for the advancement of science writing about research bi to aren->into bias against Asian-Americans. "so we thought what if we picked of aren->Asians who are very well known to the American, What about Connie Chung? are they can->going to be seen as less American than less->let's say move around thanks away to the part of result as->Hugh Grant? And so we thought this was a bizarre study to do but we did it anyway"

amazingly why these->white Americans did why did->see a white European like H->Hugh Grant as been->being somehow more American in->than the aren American C->Asian-American Connie Chung, and similar research and->in 2008 found that wide sort->whites thought of expertish priministry tony blare and->ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair as somehow more American of->than Obama so the mantle->mental framework to believe that Obama is far as->foreign probably was to use a health exprising->care term, a preexisting condision

我想掐死我自己。。。
不过错的多才能发现问题 要摆正心态 平常心对待
总结下吧：
1、词汇
birthers
irrational   无理性的，不合理的
implicit 貌似跟absolute 相近 implicit cognition
advancement
council
Asian
连读
social so-called
believe belief
so we thought this :mad: 完全听不出来

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It is been called the virous of the 8 thouth, could you go->"vine that ate the south.” Kudzu grows so fast that->it can completely cover corban of->a cabin in the woods in a couple of days. the vi plantistic->invasive plant takes over another 150,000 agers->acres every year which costs another 6 million dallors to control.

but plant fo which->pathologists with the US department of agriculture's research service have got->gotten promising results were the->with a fungus that itself rapidly spreads in Kudzu, the fungus was->is called M->Myrothecium verrucaria, in early tests the fungus killed all Kudzu seedlings, and at least 90% of all the->older plants, most important M did little of the->or no damage to the species that commonly live in habitats that fest->infested with Kudzu, such as P, O, S, P, H,-> black bariean->pine, oak, cedar, pecan, hickory, blackberry and of course, sasser frise->sassafras.

So what is the catch, the fungus produces chemicals called T,->tricothecenes, which can damage the health of humans or->and animals, but the researchers discovered that if they grew the fungus have for mental->in a fermenter or on a liqiud diet, the production of the talks have fail Sy->toxins fell precipitously. If the fungus can be safely at->let loose one day, it could finally give Kudzu the heavy hole->heave-ho.

invasive
acres
pathologist

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YOu hava given some thought to oxygen, caborn, cranium->uranium. but you have probably never meres->mused about the element determine simble->ytterbium, symbol YB, a new study by scientists that inter-> at the national institute of standards and technology on->or NIST, such->says that Ytterbium could find world and->a role in super accurate determine->atomic clocks, a->the report is in the journal physical review letters,

the gold standard if you will for a time->atomic clocks as->is the element cesium, symble CS. official syvilium->civilian time is get->kept by the cesium NIST F1 fountain clock, accurate to within 1 second every 100 million years, and the international definition of the second, is bast->based on exactly, how many viperations->vibrations happen, when the->a cesium atom’s electron changes energy levels, how many? 9 billion 192 million 631770 exactly.

Anyway your watch is fine for getting a->to work about on time, but if you want your GPS to work fine, you need these cesium->atomic clocks on earth online->and on satellites, and then determine->an ytterbium clock has pertantical->the potential to be even more accurate and stable than the cesium chronometer.while I get cold->Wow, I gotta go, look at the time

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Westerners earth(删) traveling to Asia may have express->expect some language bias->barriers, perhaps physiastic->enthusiastic facial expressions will help them be understood, well, not so fast, according to research published August 13th in the journal current biology, east nurse and west nurse->Easterners and Westerners(这个地方听了好多遍虽然知道应该是西方人，东方人，但是怎么听都有个nurse) might not speak the same facial language.

University of glassic->glasgow researchers enlisted 13 western cogcation->Caucasians and 13 east Asians, they had  everyone examine pictures of expressive faces that were labeled according to a recognized western system called the facial action coding systems. the faces were proported->purported to be happy sad surprised fireful->fearful discussed->disgusted angry or neutron->neutral,  and the participants categorized them as such, turns out the east Asians were less likely to categorize the faces by western standards,

by tracking the subjects eye movements researchers concluded that west earth->Westerners look at whole faces, but east earth->Easterners kept their focus mainly on the eye region, so all west earth made->while Westerners may use their whole faces to show their lated east earth make->that they’re elated, Easterners may express that feeling mainly around their eyes, which means that facial expression are not a universal language, that is a fact that international travellers are sooner or later forced to face

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Really modern humans just cheap way of stones to create their tools, they treated stone with fire and serfisticated fasion according to research published August 14th in the journal science.

About 72000 years ago our ancestor  along coastal south affrica made tools from suikru a semester like there soil, the suikrui found at archaeological sites was glossy with a fine green and reddish color, it did not much stones in the glop copings. Researchers from University of cape town could not found big enough pieces to learn more until a couple of years ago, and the from Arizona State University remarked that a piece of suikrui remide him of heat treated tools in the south west,

so the researchers set the fire paint and vary a suicui sample at high temperature, the next day the stone looked like ones used by early humans, if it easily and provided the basic material  for complex tools, untial now his treatment was thought to ()in Europe 25000 years ago, this discovery pushes it back 10 of thousands of years into africa and suggest that a southern african coast may have been the site of a truly permisia revolution.

单词问题
colleague
grain
cement
chip away
sophisticated
fashion
reminded
pit
silcrete
Promethean
读音问题
if it---- It flaked
started in 听不出来

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With temperatures approching 100 degrees in the east US this week, it's amazing that the leaves on the tree do not simply burst into flames, may be on reasonly do not is () no matter how hot or cold it gets, leaves tend to maintain themselves at a nice climate controlled 70 degrees, that's according to a report in the online ensure a journal nature.

Scientists () always assumed that a temperature of a leave with the same of a surounding air, and why would not they, it is not like trees are warmblooded, but university of pencile venule researchers examined leaves for 39 tree species and 25 different locations. Rainging from inside the artistic circle to the island aport recle. And they found () where these leaves come from it is average temperature () the same,

the exponation, leaves from the tropics involve of forkey be cool, say by agling themselves away from the sun, and trees in polar regions will come up with () to heat their leaves by putting up more leaves from branch for example so they can essentially hot for warmth. After all, what choice () a tree have a bad weather it can () just a tranken leave

ranging
Pennsylvania
Arctic circle
island of Puerto Rico
explanation:
angling
huddle

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怎么成荣誉版主了？
难道二线了？ 163# glamorousky