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DriftKingUID: 2664045

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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8月16日

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Hot Rocks Were Technology Revolution.mp3 (1.13 MB, 下载次数: 28)

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zhangtc1000UID: 2618129

August 15, 2009
Facial Expressions East Doesn&_039
Westeners traveling to Asia makes by (may expect) some language barriers.Propsant (Perhaps enthusiastic) facial expressions how to (will help them) to be understood . Well,not so fast. According to research published August 13th in the Journal Current Biology,Estenerss and Westeners might not speak the same facial language.University of (Glasgow) researchers in the(enlisted) 13 western (caucasians) and 13 East Asians.They had everyone examine pictures of expressive faces that were able(labled) according to a recognized westen system called (the) facial action cording action system.The faces were (purported) to be happy , sad , surprised , fearful , disgusted , angry , or neutral , and the participants (categorized) them (as) such.Turns out that (the) East Asians were less likely to (categorize) the faces by westen standards.By tracking the subjects (subjuct’s) eye movements,researchers concluded that westeners look at all faces.But Easteners kept their focus mainly on the eye region.So while westeners (may use their) whole faces to show their laid it(they’re elated),Easteners make(may) express that feeling mainly around their eyes. Which means that facial expressions are not a universal language.That’s a fact that international travellers are sooner or later forced to face.

Words and Expressions
Enthusiastic: 满腔热情的, 热心的; 极感兴趣的
Caucasians: 高加索人,白种人
Purport: 声称是…; (装得)像是…的样子
Categorize: 把…归类; 把…列作
Elated: 兴高采烈的, 得意洋洋的

zhangtc1000UID: 2618129

August 16, 2009
Hot Rocks Were Technology Revolution
Early modern humans (didn’t) just chip away (at) stones to create tools . The treated stone a(with) fire and(in a) sophisticated fashion, according to research published August 14th in the Journal Science.About 72,000 years ago ,(our ancestors) along coast(al) South Africa may(made) tools from s(silcrete) a cement-like (layer of) soil.The s(silcrete) found (at archaeological) sites was glossy with the fine green(grain) and radish(reddish) color.It didn’t much(match) stones in local aircopping(outcroping).Researchers from the University of k(Cape Town) couldn’t find big enough prieces to learn more and telecoped(until a couple of) years ago.Then a color(colleague) from (Arizona State) University remarked that a piece of s(silcrete) reminded him (of heat-treated) tools in Southwest.So the researchers set up (a fire pit and burned a silcrete) sample at high temperature.The next day,the stones looked like once(ones) used by early humans.It (flaked) easily unprovided(and provided) basic material for complex tools.Until now,he(heat) treatment was sort(thought) to have started in Europe 25,000 years ago.This discovery pushes it back tens of thousands of years (into) Africa and suggests that sudden(the Southern) African coast may have been the side of truly (Promethean) revolution.

Words and Accents:
Silcrete: 硅结砾岩; 硅质壳层
Archaeological: 考古学的,考古学上的
Outcrop: 露出地面的岩层
Flake: 小而轻的薄片
Promethean: 赋与生命的; 创造的; 富于反抗精神的
until a couple of 连读

DriftKingUID: 2664045

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

glamorouskyUID: 2459211

8月17日

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Leaves Maintain a Constant Temperature.mp3 (1.16 MB, 下载次数: 33)

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Early modern humans (Very modern human) didn't just chip (cheat) away stones to create their (the) tools. They treated stone with fire in a sophisticated (and sartificated) fashion according to research published Aug. 14th in the Journal Science. About 72000 years ago, our ancestors (ancestor) along coastal South (self) Africa made tools from silcrete (cellcree), a cement-like layer (there) of soil. The silcrete (self create) found at archaeological (archeological) sites was glossy (glosee) with a fire grain and reddish (found greed with undergradish) color. It didn’t match (much) stones in local outcroppings (outscropings). Researchers from the University of Cape Town (Captown) couldn't find (found) big enough pieces to learn more until a couple of years ago. Then a (the) colleague from Arizona State University remarked that a piece of silcrete (circulate) reminded him of heat-treated (that he treated the) tools in southwest. So the researcher set of a (the) fire pit and buried a (unberry the) silcrete (servie) sample at high temperature. The next day (state), the stone looked like ones used by early humans. It flaked (reflects) easily and provided the basic material for (from) complex tools (stores). Until now, heat treatment (he retreated) was thought to have (with sort to) started in Europe 25,000 years ago. This discovery pushes it back tens of thousand of (10,000) years into (until the) Africa --and suggests that the southern (sudden) African coast may have been the site of a truly Promethean (truely permisian) revolution.

chip away削掉, 铲除
silcrete硅结砾岩; 硅质壳层
outcrop露出地面的岩层
pit坑
flake剥落；使成薄片
Promethean普罗米修斯式

这篇听写得非常不好。。。囧

DriftKingUID: 2664045

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

zhangtc1000UID: 2618129

August 17, 2009
Leaves Maintain a Constant Temperature
With temperature approaching 100 degrees in the Eastern Us this week. It’s amazing to believe (that the leaves) on the trees don’t simply burn into flames.Maybe one reason they don’t,is that no matter how hot or cold they gets , leaves tend to maintain themselves in the(at a) nice climate-contralled 70 degrees .That is according to a report (in the online) Issue of Journal Nature.Scientists (had always assumed) that the remperature (of a leave was the) same as the surrounding air.And why would,’t they? It’s not like trees (are warm-blooded).But university of P(pennsylvania) researchers examined it(leaves) from 39 trees species in 25 different locations, ranging from inside of Artic circle to the island (of Pueto Rico). And they found that no matter where the leaf comes from, its average temperature is same.The explanation:leaf from (tropicts have evolved mechanisms for keeping) cool say by (angling themselves) away from the sun.And trees (in polar) regions (have) come up with (the way to heat their leaves) by putting out more leaves for(per) branches ,for example, so they can essentially (huddle for) warmth. After all, what choice does a tree have (in) bad weather? It can’t (just) pack (up its) trunck and leaf.

glamorouskyUID: 2459211

8月18日

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Air Fresheners' Unlisted Ingredients(1).mp3 (1.12 MB, 下载次数: 51)

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zhangtc1000UID: 2618129

August 18, 2009
Air Fresheners
Laundry detergents and air fresheners have long promised to keep your health in close(house and clothes) smelling sunshine fresh and the rain shower clean.But what they haven’t said is what exactly your(you’re) sniffing when you snuggle up in your just-washed sheets.After hearing for(from) people who said strong (scents) made them sick,University of Washington researchers (Anne Steinemann) scratched the surface (and found almost) 100 chemicals that (weren’t) listed on the lables.According to her report in the Journal Environmental Impact Assessment Review (plug-into air fresheners,scented sprays, dryer sheets and detergents) all contained a mixture of (volatile organic) compounds.Since manufacturers aren’t required to (list their ingredients) for such consuming products.The boxes only (admitted to a mixture) of perfume oil .But five out of six products S tested (emitted one or more) so called hazardous air pollution.Which are (carcinogent) determined to have no safe exposure level by the EPA.While the study did not test (for any) human (risk from) exposure to these chemicals,S (said the) next time (the air in the) house (smells stale).Maybe u just open a window.

Words:
Laundry detergents: 洗衣精
Sniff: 以鼻吸气; 嗅; 闻
Snuggle: 依偎; 舒适的蜷伏; 紧靠; 拥抱
Scent:
气味, 香味
Volatile: (液体或油)易挥发的
Carcinogent:
致癌原
Stale:
不新鲜的; 味道变坏的


ps今天听的极其糟糕。。。汗。。。

glamorouskyUID: 2459211

今天SA的网页打不开 暂休一天

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8月20日

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Phone Networks Reveal Relationships.mp3 (1.15 MB, 下载次数: 23)

2009-8-19 19:23:59 上传

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DriftKingUID: 2664045

怎么成荣誉版主了？
难道二线了？ 163# glamorousky

DriftKingUID: 2664045

How do you () if some one is your friend ask your cell because your phone knows who your friends are some times () before you do, or social as reporting percceding the national academy of sciences,

scientists who have(/) study social networks have long be habored by one thing, their subjects are not always reliable reporters, they do not lie about their associations, but there are ability to recall how much time they spend with TK last month that is (not) always accurate,

So scientists have been searching () a better way to track relationships, which is were mobile phones come in, researchers handed nearly 100 subjects superduct cell phones that were called information about calls test messages or even how physically close callers this work to those () contacted, analyzing calling patterns, the investigators were able to afford which contacts were friends with 95% accuracy, in some cases, the patterns to review friendship in the making months before people to clear someone to pour,

the day can also prodict J fection people lose spend the their phone with friends that seems are generally not still about their work, so remember keep your friend close, and your cell phone even closer

Proceedings
hampered
souped-up a. 加强了马力的, 加强了效率的, 经过加工变得花哨的, 弄得极吸引人的
recorded
investigators
infer推断 推知
stoked about
pal

读音
发现in the 老是听成 ei 或者 Ing 的音
where were 不分
好像还有点t d不分 to clear  和 declare