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How do you know if someone‘s your friend? Ask your cell, because your phone knows who your friends are, sometimes even before you do. Or so says a report in proceeding the national academic science, scientists who study in social network have long been hampered by one thing, their subjects are not always reliable reporters, they don’t lie about their associations, but their ability to recall how much time they spend with Tom Dick and Cody last month. is not always accurate. So scientists have been searching for a better way to track relationships, which is where mobile phones come in. Researchers hand in nearly a hundred subjects color=Red]souped-upcell phones, they record information about calls, text messengers and even how physically close callers were to those they contacted. Analyzing calling patterns, the investigater will be able to infer which contacts for friends with 95% accuracy. In some cases, the pattern will reveal a friendship they’re making months before people declare someone a pal. The dates can also predict Job satisfaction. People looks spend all day on phone with their friends, it seems, are generally not stoked about their work. So remember keep your friends close, and your cell phone closer.

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August 20, 2009
Phone Networks Reveal Relationships
How do you know it’s(if) someone’s your friend? Ask yourself(sell).Because your phone knows who your friends are.Sometimes even before you do.Or associated(says a) report in Proceedings of the National Academy Sciences.Scientists who study social networks since(have) long been happened(hampered) by one thing:Their subjects are not always reliable reporters.The don’t lie about (their) associations,but the(their) ability to recall how much time they spent with Tom,(Dick or cody) next(last) month is not always accurate.So scientists have been searching for a better way to track relationship ,which is (where) mobile phone coming.Researchers hand(ed) nearly 100 subjects (souped-up) cellphones that recorded information about calls,text messages and even how physically close (callers) were to those contacted.Analyzing calling patterns ,the investigators (were able) to infer which contacts will be(revealed) a friend (in the) making month before people to clare(declare) someone’s power(someon is pal).The data could also predict job set affecion(satisfaction),people who spent all day at(on the) phone with friends,it seems, are generally not (stoked) about the work.So remember keep your friends close and your cellphone even closer.

Words
souped-up: 加大马力;加快飞机速度
pal: 老兄, 老弟, 兄弟; 小子, 老家伙(注意和power的区别)
stoke: 拨旺火

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8月21日

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Bite Back on World Mosquito Day.mp3 (1.18 MB, 下载次数: 20)

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to  DK
呵呵 是呀 大家努力

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不知不觉 gla大姐已经老了
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About 10 years ago, I followed some researchers Wase Deep (waist deep) in the water of the every glade(everglade) in the middle of the night. We kept a vigilant eye out for elegaters(alligators) and for vanimor(venomous) snakes, but the animal that actually posed the greatest danger were mosquitoes which were transfer(transmitting) the sufferi(encephalitis) in that season. I told you(am telling) that story because August 20th is world mosquito day. Actually is not a day to celebrate, more like a warless(awareness) day. Roulord Rooselve(Ronald Ross) of Liverpool school of tropical medicine originated world mosquito day on 1897, he is the guy who figured out the mosquitoes carried the Malaria parasite. He got one of the first Noble Prize for(it in) 1902. But mosquitoes and the disease they carry remain huge problems, Malaria along kills more than a million people every year, mostly kids. Anybody can help that(in the) fight by making sure there is no standing water around where mosquito loves to breed. For more information to check out the American mosquito control association at www.mosquito.org

Everglade :湿地、沼泽
Alligators 短吻鳄
Venomous 有毒液的，恶毒的
Encephalitis 脑炎

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August 21, 2009
Bite Back on World Mosquito Day
About ten years ago,I followed some researchers way stick(waist deep) into the waters of the (everglade).In the middle of the night, We kept (vigilant eye out) for (alligators) and for (venomous) snakes.But the animals that actually posed the greatest dangers on the(were) mosquitoes which was transferred(transmitting encephalitics that) season. (I’m telling) that story because August 20th is World Mosquito Day.(Ronald Ross) of this poor(the liverpool) school of tropical medicine (originated world) mosquito day in 1897.He’s the guy who figured out the(that) mosquitoes carried the (malaria) parasite.He got one of the first Nobel Prizes for (it in) 1902.But mosquitoes on(and) the diseases they carry(ied) were main(remain) huge problems.M(Malaria) alone killed(s) more than a million people every year,mostly kids.Anybody can help in (the) fight by making sure that there’s no standing water around,when the(where) mosquitoes love to breed.For more info,check up(out the) American Mosquito Association at WWW.mosquito.org.

Words and Accents:
Everglade: 湿地,沼泽地
Vigilant: 警惕的; 警戒的; 警觉的
Alligator: 短吻鳄
Venomous: (蛇等)分泌毒液的; 有毒的
Encephalitics: 脑炎的
Malaria: 疟疾

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8月22日

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Round and Round We Go.txt (1.23 KB, 下载次数: 15)

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August 22, 2009
Round and Round We Go
Maybe it’s happened to you. You go for a walk and work then(in woods and) after wandering around for a few hours trying to find (your way) back (to) the car.You will like(reallize) that (you’ve) basically (been) walking circles.Well,you’re not alone.Because scientists have found that an(in the) absence of visible landmarks so cute(or cues) from the sun.People will(who are) lost can’t walk (a) straight line.The “disarrange(disoriented) traveler walking in circles” is faithfully tried(trotted) out in many frations of(ficional) works.So scientists decided to put the tale to the test.They plot(plopped) six people into a German (forest) and told them to try to walk straight.And they monitered the(their) subjuects’ progress by GPS.When the day was cloudy,the wander(ers) in deep(indeed) walked in circles .But not by turning consistently in one direction instead they will(veered) randomly (left and right) repeatedly crossing the(therir own) paths.But when the subjucts could see the sun,they maintained (an) almost straight course.(And) the some with(was) true when volunteers were dropped into the Sahara Desert during the day and at night result(s) published in the Journal Current Biology.So if you want to walk straight (and) narrow,especially after dark.Don’t count on your conscience to guide you.Get a compass.

Words
Cue: 暗示, 暗号, 指示
Trot:
使疾驶; 使快步行走; 使快步越过
Plop:
放下
Veer:
改变方向或路线

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Maybe it happens to you: you go for walk in woods after wondering around for few hours trying to find your (way) back to your car, you realize you’ve basically been walk in circles. Well, you’re not alone, because scientist have found any apt for (that in the absence of) visible landmark all(or) cause(cues) from sun, people will lost, can’t walk a straight line. The disoriented traveler walking in circles is facely truded(faithfully trotted) out in many fictional works. So scientist decided to put the tale to test. They plup(plopped) 6 people into German forest and told them to try to walk straight. And they amount(monitor) their subject progress by GPS. When the day was cloudy, the wanderers indeed walked in circles but not by turning consistently wrong(in one) direction, instead they view(veered) randomly left and right, repeatedly crossing the wrong(their own) path. But when the subjects could see the sun, they maintained almost straight course. The same was the tree(true) when volunteers were dropt in the hazard(Sahara) dessert during the day and the night resorts to(results) published the journal kernel(current) biology. So if you want to walk straight in (and)narrow, especially after dark, don’t count on your conscience to guide you, get a compass.

Cue n提示、尾白
Trot out 跑出来给人看，炫耀
Plop 扑通落下
Veer 转向
straight course 直线球路

DriftKingUID: 2664045

May be it's happened to you, you go for a walk in the woods and after wondering around for a few hours trying to find the way back to the car, you realize () you have been(/) basicly (been) walking in circles. Well, you are not alone. because scientists have found that in the absence of visible landmarks so cuse from the sun, people were lost can not walk a straight line,

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when the day was crowdy,they wondering as d walk and circles, but not by turning consistly wonder direction, instead they view redomly left and right repeadly crossing their own paths. but with the subjects could see the sun, they maintained an almost straight cross, the same was true in volunteers were dropped into the ...(Sahara) desert during the day and at night, results published in the journal cird biology,

so if you want to walk the straight and narrow, especially after dark, do not (count) on the you (。。。听者像速度与激情里的日本语)->[rm]your conscience to guide you[/rm], get a compose

wandering 漫游，徘徊
basically
cue
disoriented 分不清方向或目标的,无判断力的
faithfully 忠实的
trot 小跑 疾走
Trot out 跑出来给人看，炫耀，提出…供考虑
tale
consistently 一贯地,一向,始终如一地
veered 改变，突然改变（路线，话题）
randomly
count on 依赖 指望
compass 指南针 界限
plopped 扑通声 ；（动词）使掉下
repeatedly

读音方面
the, your 问题 听出ju这个音
were, who are

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发个牢骚，Barron51题错了24个。。。
听写错的也多了。。。太郁闷了

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8月23日

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Rice Really Rises to the Occasion.mp3 (1.16 MB, 下载次数: 21)

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Maybe it's happened to you: you go for a walk in the woods and after wandering around for a few hours trying to find your way back to the (in your) car, you realize that you've basically been walking in circles. Well, you're not alone because scientists found that in the absence of visible landmarks or cues from the sun, people who are lost cannot walk straight line. The disoriented traveler walking in circles is faithfully trotted (faces tracked) out in many fictional works. So scientists decided to put the tale (tail) to the test. They plopped
(publub) 6 people into a German forest (then) and told them to try to walk straight. And they monitored their (observe the) subjects’ progress by GPS. When the day was cloudy, the wanderers indeed walked in circles, but not by turning consistently in one direction. Instead, they veered randomly (viewed renderly) left and right, repeatedly crossing their own paths (pats). But when subjects could see the sun, they maintained an almost straight course. The same was true when volunteers were dropped into the Sahara (this hear of) desert during the day and at night, results published in Journal current biology. So if you want to walk (in) the straight and narrow, especially after (the) dark, don't count on your conscience to guide you, get a compass.

Trot out
抛出
Plop 丢下；使掉下
Veer 改变方向或路线；转向

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