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10月30日

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When you’re done listening (to) this part of cast(podcast), grab (whatever) products are used(you use) to clean. Maybe it’s something almost (that mells) really sitricy(citrusy,柑橘？). To(Do) a bit of cleaning than you (Then) take a (few) deep breaths. Believe or not, the odds are not (now) higher that you’ll make decisions (that are both) more fair and more generous than you what(would) have (without) smelling the klunzer(cleanser,这个读音好奇怪啊 ). That is according to the research published in the general(journal) physiological science.

Study subjects were tested in two different rooms. One room was XXX spread in the ecentrial(had recently spritzed with citrus-scented) glass cleaner.（这句完全听不明白） The first test ….(evaluated)fairness how much real money the participants will(were willing to) share with an anonymous partner in another room. Participants in the clean (smelling) room offered twice (as) much of cash.

In the second test, subjects gaged(gauged n.测量仪表；直径；规格 vt.估计；计量) how interested they were volunteer(in voluteering) (for) habitat(for) humanity and(in) donating money. Those in the clean smell room said they were significantly more interested (in volunteering and almost) three times more likely to donate money.

Researchers claim the clean smells that’s(thus) a promote more(moral) behavior. And that schools work places and stores could take the advantage from(of the) finding. So, if you’ve(‘re) been virtuous, maybe you’re following the rules, because you are following your nose.

今天这位女士真是吓到我了。。。没有看文本之前，几乎没听明白什么（除了最后一句）

DriftKingUID：2664045

When you’re done listening to this podcast, grab whatever product you use to clean. Maybe it’s something that smells really citrusy柑橘. Do a bit of cleaning. Then take a few deep breaths. Believe it or not the odds are now higher that you’ll make decisions that are both more fair and more generous than you would have without smelling the cleanser. That’s according to research published in the journal Psychological Science.
Study subjects were tested in two different rooms. One room had recently been spritzed with citrus-scented glass cleaner. The first test evaluated fairness—how much real money the participants were willing to share with an anonymous partner in another room. Participants in the clean-smelling room offered twice as much cash.
In the second test, subjects gauged how interested they were in volunteering for Habitat for Humanity and in donating money. Those in the clean-smelling room said they were significantly more interested in volunteering and almost three times more likely to donate money.
Researchers claim that clean smells thus promote moral behavior. And that schools, workplaces and stores could take advantage of the finding. So if you’re being virtuous, maybe you’re following the rules because you’re following your nose.

今天听写了一篇900词的lecture 所以sss就多听了几遍而不听写了 标出来容易出错的地方

小籁UID：2392665

10月31日

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Emphysema and cystic fibrosis patients who need new lungs are faced with a life threatening[threatening] problem, more than 80% of donated lungs can't be used, they are inflamed and barely functional, but a new approach detailed this week in the new Journal science translational medicine, discribe[describes] a novel gene therapy that can repair these damaged lungs and make them available for transplant,

researchers first developed a system for preserving the lungs, they put the orgens[organs] in a glass chimber[chamber] and kept them functioning under[and at] human body temperature, this technique proved better than freezing,  then they inserted into the lungs a gene called I[IL-10], the gene plays a key role in inhabiting[inhibiting] the immune response, about 6 hours after ejection[injection] the cells start producing proteins, that come back[combat] the damaging information[inflammation n.  怒火; 燃烧; 发火], the presence the I may also lower the chances that recipien n.  接受者; 接受器, 容器; 受领者; 间接宾语 of the lung would reject of the transport[transplanted] organ,

after the gene therapy treated lungs showed improved blood flow and were significantly better at taking in oxygen and expelling carben dioxide, the technique could double the number of the lungs available for transplant truly making patients breathe easier

小籁 我现在记笔记不行 老是记不住关键的 怎么提高好？ 研究出题点？

小籁UID：2392665

11月1日


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When you’ve done listening to this (podcast), grab whatever product that you use to clean,. Maybe there is something which smells really (citrusy ['sitrəsi] 柑橘味). Do a bit of cleaning, then take a few deep breath. Believe it or not, the odds are now higher that you’ll make a decision that are both more fair and more generous than you would do without this smelling the (cleanser ['klenzə(r)] 清洁工, 清洁剂
).
That’s according to research published in the journal psychological science. Study subjects were tested in two different rooms, one room had recently been sprayed with (citrus-scented橘子香味) glass cleaner. The first test valuated fairness, how much really money the participants were willing to share with anonymous partner in another room. Participants in the clean smelling room offered twice much cash. In the second test, subjects (gauged[geidʒ]估计) how interested the(they were in volunteering for) habitat for humanity and in donating money. Those in the clean smelling room, said they were significantly more volunteering and almost three times more likely to donate money. Researchers claimed that clean smells thus promote moral behavior. And that schools, workplaces and stores could take advantage of this finding. So if you’re being virtuous, maybe you are following the rules because you are following your nose.

尾羽UID：2482591

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XXX and XXX (Emphysema and cystic fibrosis) patients who need new lungs are faced a life threatening problem with (more than) 80% of donated lungs can’t be used, they are inflamed and barely functional. But a new approach detailed this week in new journal science translational medicine describes a novel gene there (therapy  n.治疗，理疗，这个词从头到位都没听出来。。。因为不认识) that can repair these damaged lungs and make them available for transplant.

Researchers first of all adisent the (develop a system) for preserving the lungs. They put the organs in a glass chamber and kept them functioning and (at) human body temperature. This technique is proved better than freezing. Then ….., (they inserted into the lungs a gene IL-10 ). The gene plays a key role in …. (inhibiting the immune)response. (这两句话真是灾难，而且还这么重要~~~)About 6 hours after injection, the s (cells start) producing the proteins that come back (combat) damaging inflammation. The presence of XXX (IL-10) gene may also lower the chances that the resipient (recipient,拼写错误。。。) lung will reject the transplant of the organ.

After the gene there would be (therapy), treated long showed improved blood flow and were significantly better in (at) taking in O2 and expelling CO2. The technique could double the number of lungs available for transplant, truly make patients breath easier.

DriftKingUID：2664045

You can teach your dog to lie down. But you can’t teach him to lie, or to know when you’re lying. Because a new report shows that Spot can’t spot deception[n.  欺骗; 诡计]. The study’s in the journal Behavioural Processes.

We’ve all known pooches who run and hide when their owners shout “let’s go for a ride”—when what they really mean is “we have an appointment with the vet.” But do the dogs really know that their people are being duplicitous? To find out, Mark Petter, a student in clinical psychology at Dalhousie University in Canada, decided to fib[n.  小谎, 打, 一击 v.  撒小谎] to some Fidos. In his experiment, dogs were shown two covered containers. One held a treat. The other: nothing but disappointment. In half the trials, a helpful trainer stood behind and pointed to the container holding the treat. In the other half, a deceptive trainer pointed to the empty container. The results? The dogs approached the honest trainer a little more often than they did the deceiver. But not enough to conclude that the pups had figured out that one of the guys was pulling their leg. So dogs may be able to sniff out bombs. But they can’t pick up the smell of mendacity[n.  虚伪, 说谎癖, 谎话].

今天变天了，好阴，让人不舒服；感觉还是阳光好
今天没听写，查不出来那些单词容易错

小籁UID：2392665

11月2日

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感谢版友们一致以来的支持与坚持！
小籁很感动！
这是最后一次的发帖了~~
希望大家继续努力哈~~
Anything I can do for you, just let me know.
给我短消息就可以了~~~
呵呵~~

祝好！

lmsleeperUID：2559158

天下没有不散的宴席，
小籁为我们服务这么久，认真与坚持让我万分感动！
谢谢你！
版主中的楷模！
祝你在那边一切顺利！

lmsleeperUID：2559158

(Emphysema [ˌemfi'si:mə]
肺气肿) and (cystic ['sistik]
囊的fibrosis[fai'brəusis]
纤维症) patients who need new lungs are faced with a life-threatening problem. More than 80 percent of donated lungs can’t be used. They are (inflamed发炎的) and barely functional. But a new approach detailed this weak at new journal science translational medicine, describes a novel gene therapy that can repair these damaged lungs and make them available for transplant. Researchers first developed a system for preserving the lungs. They put organs (in a) glass (chamber ['tʃeimbə]枪膛，室) and kept them functioning at human body temperature. This technique proved better than freezing. Then they (inserted插入) into the lungs a gene called IL-10. the gene plays a key role in inhibiting (immune [i'mju:n] response). About 6 hours after injecting, the cells start producing proteins that (combat ['kɔmbət]
争斗)the damage information. The presence of IL-10 gene may also lower the chances that (recipient [ri'sipiənt]接受者) of the lung will reject the transplanted organ. After the gene therapy, treated lung showed improved blood flow and were significantly better at taking in oxygen and expiring carbon dioxide. The technique could double the number of the lungs available for transplant, truly making patients breathe easier.

尾羽UID：2482591

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You can teach your dog to lie down, but you can’t teach them to lie. Or to know when you are lying, because a new report shows that spat can’t spat deception, the study is in the journal behavior of processes.

We’ve all known puches (pooches=dogs)who are running high(and hide) with their owner shout, let’s go for a ride, when they really mean is, we have an appoint with the vet(兽医). But do the dogs really know that (their) people are doing panseless (being duplicitous)? To find out, MP , a student in clinical psychology at D H university in Canada, decided to fips(fib,撒小慌，小打击) some fiddles(Fidos，韦氏：a coin having a minting error，也是小错误的意思吧？！).

In his experiments, dogs were showing 2 covered containers. One held a treat, the other, nothing but disappointment. In half the trails, I hope …. (a helpful trainer) stood behind and pointed to the container holding the treat. In the other half, a deceptive trainer pointed to the empty container.

The results,(?,这里居然是个疑问语气，完全没听出来。。。) the dogs approached the honest trainer a little more often than they did with the deceiver. But not enough to conclude the popest (pups, 特指小狗吧？！本篇中出现的第三种狗的说法) figure out that one of the guys were pulling the leg. So, dogs may be able to snear off (sniff) bombs, but they can’t pick up the smell of mendasity (mendacity, 又拼错了。。。).

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In an earthquake, the ground beneath you gives away. It’s no longer the one thing that you can count on to be solid and stable, instead, (it) swerves, dips and waves. And now scientists are saying that earthquake can cause the ground to do something they didn’t expect, to bounce up and down like a tripolin(trampoline，蹦床).

Scientists at Japan’s National institute for earth science disaster and earth prevention analyzed some information for a recent quake in the(their) country. They noticed that the ground jolted around away(in a way) couldn’t be explained with traditional models. They reported their findings in Oct.31st issue (of) the journal science.

According to the common models, the earthquakes are expected to ripple harder exatlly(horizontally), and the resulting up and down wave should be symmetrical. The june quake had rapidly accelerating up and down movement with symmetrical wave and much higher peaks. The researchers propose a new model as a(of how the) soil is behaving. They say the(that) lighter soil’s bouncing to the top(off the tougher) crust beneath it. Understanding how this process work is important to the architects and engineers to design bridges and buildings to withstand in the earthquake’s shake.

lmsleeperUID：2559158

You can teach your dog to lie down, but you can’t teach them to lie, or (to?这个音发的…) know when you lying. But a new report shows that Spot(嘛意思？) can’t spot deception欺骗. The study’s in the journal behavioral processes进程. We’re all known pooches狗 who run and hide when owner (shout) let’s go for a ride, when what they really mean is “we have an appointment with (vet兽医= veterinarian; veteran老手)” but do the dog really know what their people are being (duplicitous两面派的，奸诈的)? To find out, Mark Petter, a student in clinical psychology in Dalhousie university in Canada, decided to (fib撒小谎, 一击, 打) to some (Fidos). In his experiment, dogs were shown two covered containers, one held the treat, the other, nothing but disappointment. In half the trail, a helpful trainer stood behind (and pointed to) the container holding the treat. On the other half, a deceptive trainer pointed to the empty container. The results: the dogs approached the honest trainer are little more often than they did the deceiver欺骗者. But not enough to conclude that the (pups小狗) had figured out that one of the guys was pulling their leg. So dogs may be able to sniff out the bombs, but they can’t pick up the smells of (mendacity[men'dæsiti]虚假).

关于欺骗：deceive, deception, deceptive, deceiver, mendacity, duplicitous, fib, lie/lying
狗：dog, pooch, pup, veterinarian