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

dailinnaUID: 2248947

Is behavior influenced by what we see in movies and TV, where typical free ? movie features the trail involved in painful accidents often long engaged in home repairs. And on the Apirl 16 episode of 60-second science we reported on the huge increasing nail gun accidents related to the boom in home handing many. Now there is a research showing that more of us are falling off ladders. According to a study in the may issued American journal of Preventive Medicine, more than 2.1 million people were treated in US emergency rooms for ladder accidents from 1990 to 2005. And during the study period, the number of incidents contine to rise, going up about 50% in 2005 compare with 1990. It is the first study to use national data to analyze ladder related injuries. The data were collected by the national electronic injury surveillance system run by American consume product safty commision. Surveillance is a useful way to discover accident trends that might otherwise fly below radar. The research is a better education to prevent at least some injures.   
同样，红色部分为疑问地方。
我可不止听了3遍。有些地方实在听不清，反复听了好多遍呢！

xixihehe0167UID: 2253387

May 10 听抄 :)


Is behavior influenced by what we see in movies and TV while yourtypical free studger(没有听出来，谐音) movie features the trail involved in painful accidents also well engagedin home repairs. And on the April 16 episode of 60-Second Science we reported onthe huge increase in nail gun accidents related to the boom in home handy-manning. Now there’s a research showing that more ofus are falling off ladders. According to a study in the May issue of the AmericanJournal of Preventive Medicine, more than 2.1 million people were treated in U.S. emergencyrooms for ladder accidents from 1990 to 2005, and during the study period thenumber of incident continued to rise going up about 50% in 2005 compared with1990. It's the first study to use national data to analyze ladder relatedinjuries. The data were collected by the national electronic injury surveillancesystem run by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Surveillance is an usefulway to discover accident trends that might otherwise flybelow radar. The researchers urge better education to prevent at least some injuries.

听抄完，和forerunner，Demo对照了一下，有些地方也不是很有把握，
还请小楣和woodman指点:handshake

woodmanUID: 161906

Episode 173: May 10, 2007
终于能下载了，等了好久，无语。
在xixihehe0167基础上的修改版本
Is behavior influenced by what we see in movies and TV while your typical free stooges(有个喜剧电影叫three stooges movie，这里应该是free不是three，听了很多遍，是f的发音，不是th的发音，小楣鉴定一下)movie features the trail involved in painful accidents often(不是also) well engaged in home repairs. And on the April 16 episode of60-Second Science we reported on the huge increase in nail gun accidentsrelated to the boom in home handy-manning(我听的也是这个, 这个词好难滴，听了好几遍). Now there’s a research showing that more of us are falling off ladders. According to a study in the May issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, more than 2.1 million people were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for ladder accidents from 1990 to 2005; and during the study period the number of incident continued to rise going up about 50% in 2005 compared with 1990. It's the first study to use national data to analyze ladder related injuries.The data were collected by the national electronic injury surveillance system ran(应该不是run) by the U.S.Consumer Product Safety Commission. Surveillance is a(好像是a不是an) useful way to discover accident trends that might otherwise fly below radar. The researchers urge better education to prevent at least some injuries.
Xixihehe0167这一次听得很好呀，我对你的版本只有几个小词可改，呵呵，继续加油哦。
楼上那个听3遍搞定的真是高人啊，崇拜ing~~
最近好累哦，最后一个月，任务多多，不知道大家感觉如何。
快1点了，睡觉去了，呵呵，xixihehe0167你还没睡呀？看你一直在线。我不行了，睡觉了啦。祝大家美梦哦！


[ 本帖最后由 woodman 于 2007-5-11 00:44 编辑 ]

cherry_liangUID: 2238577

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.

xixihehe0167UID: 2253387

谢谢woodman的修改，我再仔细听听:handshake
a useful way，我也听的是a， 一时糊涂写错了;)

刚刚一直在刷屏，终于报上名了，好高兴啊:loveliness: :loveliness:
是六月初的，没有别的选择了，感觉时间好紧啊，要狂努力了

lintelleUID: 2297267

两个人的考试都在六月呢。
加油加油~
越是到最后关头作息越要正常啊~身体状态调整到巅峰，好好考试呵~:)

lintelleUID: 2297267

Is behavior influenced by what we see in movies and TV while your typical threestooges movie features the trio involved in painful accidents often well engaged in home repairs. And on the April 16 episode of 60-Second Science we reported on the huge increase in nail gun accidents related to the boom in home handy-manning. Now there’s a research showing that more of us are falling off ladders. According to a study in the May issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, more than 2.1 million people were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for ladder accidents from 1990 to 2005, and during the study period the number of incident continued to rise going up about 50% in 2005 compared with1990. It's the first study to use national data to analyze ladder related injuries. The data were collected by the national electronic injury surveillance system run by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Surveillance is a useful way to discover accident trends that might otherwise fly below radar. The researchers urge better education to prevent at least some injuries.

trio是我们学校的前任学生会主席听出来的。父亲马来西亚人，母亲中国人，他出生以后不久全家人在加拿大定居。英语是母语，粤语会说不会写。在多伦多大学读life sci一年级，也就是说我今年秋天以后的学长啦~:loveliness:
今天Mr. Butt虽然来了，但看到他回来探望，就跟他多聊了会，聊完上课时间到了。所以偶就pia飞Mr. Butt，把他拽过来帮我听了~^^
见到故人了，开心~开心~:loveliness:

lintelleUID: 2297267

Silkworms make silk, that much you knew. But did you know that these industrious little caterpillars can spin silk of different colors? White, yellow, pink, even green. Silkworms get the pigments that used to color the gossamer product from mulberry leaves, the only food they eat. They then use the silk to make themselves some seriously comfy cocoons. Some mutant silkworms can only make white cocoons. These monochromatic characters have mutation in a gene called Y, which stands for yellow blood. They don't absorb the yellow color carotenoid from mulberry leaves, so their blood is colorless and their cocoons are white. This week scientists from Japan announced that the Y gene produces a protein that grabs onto carotenoids. This protein allows cells in the gut to extract the yellow pigment from mulberry leaves, and cells in the silk grant to(not sure) take it up from the blood. By providing mutant silkworms with a good copy of the Y gene, the scientists were able to restore the ability to make yellow cocoons. Such genetic manipulations might someday allow researchers to engineer silkworms that make custom-colored silk. Then with a little extra tweaking(not quite sure), maybe they can get the worms to monogram your silk PJs(pajamas的简称) as well.

也是学长帮忙听的~:loveliness:
那个in the silk grant to 他也不知道是什么。明天还是去找Mr. Butt去——如果他也不知道，估计就没办法了。这个学期没有科学学科，Ms. Stocks不在学校，真是遗憾啊。

woodmanUID: 161906

谢谢小楣，果然是trio，那么前面应该是three stooges了，汗！我当时为了辨别到底是three还是free，听了好几遍，还是没听出th的发音。呵呵

to xixihehe0167，恭喜你啦，报上名不容易，呵呵。

xixihehe0167UID: 2253387

谢谢小楣的鼓励:handshake ，不过调整作息对我这个夜猫子来说还是有点难，哈哈:loveliness:

还再谢谢小楣请出那么多牛人一起来帮助大家，感激ing ！！

xixihehe0167UID: 2253387

也谢谢woodman，感觉你好厉害啊，知识丰富:)  threestooges 都知道，我很是孤陋寡闻啊，以后多多向你学习！

DemoUID: 2331967

谢谢小楣
每天的听抄小楣都会帮忙弄答案么?
好辛苦啊..

听这个还需要美国文化了解.. 太难了 ><

P.S. 想问一下 听这个是为了练iBT听力吗? 这个材料和听力材料有什么关系么?

bearlaughyouUID: 2316440

我感觉听完这个后再去听ibt听力，感觉ibt的听力一点都不bt了。这个太难了，有点被打击到。

DemoUID: 2331967

那口语呢? 怎么练的?
觉得最要命的还是口语

DemoUID: 2331967

是不是以后回复都用英文写啊~ 比较有说话的氛围的说 ;d: