Scientific American 60 Second Science听抄（有音频文件）

cherry_liangUID：2238577

呵呵，好方法啊，早就想过要听抄，一直没实行。
我也来听，明天！嘿嘿

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May 01，2007 Retail products may suffer guilt by association
lard, maliens dibirds（不知道是啥）, kitty litter, cigarettes, family napkins, trash bags, new researches show that consumers may react to these products with visarel disgust which they may transfer the usually desirable products like cookies if the two products touch each other on the store shelves even in the shopping cars.

As according to a  studying may Issue a general marketing research（没听出来）

for example, studying subjects were less likely to accept the offered cookie even an hour after they saw the a package of cookies touching a box of sanitary napkins, the researchers point out the behavior may have a sounding central basis that we probably naturally avoid foods that we think may contact with germs or something else ~~~.

transparent roper highten （不清楚）the associated effect participant to saw rice cakes in clear robin touching a jar of lard estimated the cakes have more fatten than the cakes of pick packaging.（整句都没听太清－_－！）

At the bottom of line, manufacturers might pay close attention to packaging and retail shelves position.

以后也希望自己能每天坚持。第一次听，已经很努力在听了，还是很多死活听不清。都不好意思发上来:(

cherry_liangUID：2238577

呵呵，大家听得真好，我要加油咯，呵呵

cherry_liangUID：2238577

谢谢xixihehe的鼓励。:handshake
不过我的听力真是太菜了，呵呵，没听英文好多年～
今天听得更差了:o ，困～～，期待大家听的出来，我好改正:loveliness: 5.2号的哦～太差了，还是别贴了，嘿嘿

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的确牛，xixihehe，:loveliness: 这就更正去～
orz～～～

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今天的作业：），对照大家的修订过了。还是错很多，竟然把关键词rating全部听成了reading，晕～明天继续听！
If you like on-line shopping and you love good scam, then we found a contest for you. scientists of  university  are offering a thousand dollars to a person or persons who can most wildly manipulate a set of on-line readings(ratings). many webs(websites) encourage consumers to read(rate the items they’ve)  purchased. shoppers then use this information to help (them) decide what to buy. unfortunately, such systems are easy pray(prey) for shows looking to make certain products seem more attractive. for example, an unscrupulous author could get all of his family and friends to give his books five stars.  researchers (have whipped up an algorithm)   for identifying such fragile(fraudulent )readings(ratings). Another(and now they are) putting their program to the test which( is where) the contest concerns. to participate, go to www.eatanlab.com slash reading(rating) and download the daily set(data set). then start manipulating, the individual who introduce the largest bias will take home the prize and will show the scientists how they can make the frustrating(fraud busting) program even better. it is fun for the whole family. i give four thumbs up(ah what the hack,eight thumbs up.)

cherry_liangUID：2238577

断了两天：（，一定要坚持啊
5.8
on the March 15th episode, we talked about some old drugs of learn new tricks. this chemical started found in one disease when researchers now discover they can also treat something else. now comes news of a couple of  molecules  that  might soon be
first, researchers found the ingredient in dandruff shampoon that sooths the itching on your scalp  can also calm brain cell inside your head. the scientists were searching for chemicals  in direct with  (  )channels. molecules help to quiet excited nerve cells ,when these channels are damaged, nerves get over stimulated condition  can call seizures.  HK  found that the acumen ingredient in dandruff  shampoon  makes the diffective channels run smoothly which makes it good candidate for treating  conditions like guble... meanwhile, another team of    Hopkins finds the drug use to treat toenail fungus can also block the growth of new blood vessels. such    genersis inhibitors are being tested for the ability for killing tumors which need new vessels to survive in new bred. cant make you wonder what other medical breakthrough might be lurking beneath your  bathroom scene.

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5.9
silkworms make silk. that much new. but did you know these industrious little caterpillars can spin so kinds of different colors, white, yellow, pink, even green.  silkworms get the pigment to color the gossamer product from mulberry leaves, the only food they eat. they then use  so to make themselves some seriously confic? cocoons. some mutant silkworms can only make white cocoons.these monochromatic  characters   have mutation gene called w? which dance for yellow board? they do not absorb the yellow color  co? of mulberry leaves. this  so the  colorless ？and cocoons are white. this week    japan ？ said the w gene produce  protein that grabs onto ? this protein allows cells  extract yellow pigment  from mulberry leaves. but providing mutant silkworms   would be a good copy of w gene. the scientists were able to restore the ability of making yellow cocoons. such  genetic manipunitions may someday a researcher to engineer  silkworms to make   custom-colored silk. ?

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5.10，睡觉去也～要调整作息，马上6g咯～不过听写还是要坚持，数数我听的，刚好7篇，嘿嘿，感觉还是有点点长进，一点点～至少没那么吃力了－_－！！:o
Is behavior influenced by what we see in movies and tv  where? your tipical ?  movie features  trial? involved painful accidents often ?  home pairs? and on the   ?  16th episode of 60 senconds science, we reported on the  huge? increasing ? accidents related to the booming home handimaning?

Now researches show more of us are falling off ladders. According to the study in the may issue of American journal of preventive medicine, more than two point one million people were treated in U.S emergency rooms for ladder accidents from 1990 to 2005. and during the study period, the number of incidence continue to rise going up about 15% compared with 2005. It is the first study that used national data to analyze the ladder-related injuries. The data was collected by the national electronic injury surveillance system run by the U.S consumer product safety commission. Surveillance is a useful way to discover the injury trends that might otherwise fly by the re  ? The researchers urge better education to prevent at least some injuries.

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今天的作业：），6.9号以后就杀过来，奋斗8T啦～大家一起加油！真亏了跟大家一起听，否则我肯定没法坚持，第一次听得很烂，发上来后还得到特别贡献基金的鼓励，嘿嘿
5.11
sheets of ice almost  two miles thick once discovered in most of canada and northeastern in u.s and also the ice has retreated   thousands of years ago, a new study finds the gravitational  field over northeast America is still undergoing changes there are sorted of ice sheets having been there

the study appears in the may eleven issue of the journal science and is the result of four years of data  from two satellites that measures the gravitational field. the purpose was to examine the gravitational field to find any subtle changes in the distribution of planets mass. and the researchers did uncover evidence that parts of earth crust are still rebounding from being crush done by the incredible way of  massive long tight ice sheet. the gravitational evidence yields  the information about the geometry of the ice which helps our understanding of the ice age climate. it's also important for improving the climate database that comes into play when interpreting the modern climate records. when the researchers involved the study put politically, they goes to the ice age still hands off north America.

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你点上面的podcasts就出来了^_^

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好久没来咯，考完g已经堕落一周了，罪大恶极，明天开始继续听抄练习。