MVT备考日志（10.18）

MVTUID: 2588209

6G归来，已经瞎忙了1个月零一周，真是觉得非常愧疚，昨天参加了集结号小组，
打算从今天开始全面进入战备状态，奋勇杀T，决不手软！

备考日志说明：
1. 每日24点之前建立一层作为日志层；
2. 日志内容包括当天一切学习任务或心得体会。

欢迎板油监督指导！！！

阿泰UID: 209473

加油加油，有志者事竟成！

MVTUID: 2588209

2009年7月13日
1. 修改组员一篇作文（链接第24楼）
https://bbs.gter.net/viewthread.php?tid=978216&extra=&page=3
2. 新东方网络课堂TOEFL词汇俞敏洪60分钟
陌生单词：ledge, legume, lettuce, loco mote, maize, mallet, mantle, masonry, mimetic, minuscule, minute, mud mortar, multistory, nerve cord, imperative, induction/deduction, infest, inflict/aflict, institutionalize, intact, intelligible, intensive, invertebrate, jellyfish, jibe with, kerosene, lament

corpuscleUID: 2503411

加油啊，咔咔

奔跑蜗牛UID: 2579189

:lol

MVTUID: 2588209

2009.07.14备考日志

1. 听写Scientific American 1篇40min "Profanity Bleeps Physical Pain"；
2. 新东方网络课堂TOEFL词汇俞敏洪60分钟；
陌生单词：oversee, oxen, pack, pane, pasture, pit, plumbing, prairie, prodigal/prodigious, proponent, pueblo, punch 3, quarry 2, quilt, rancher, rear, rent
3. Review a Tmate's composition (see 2ed floor);
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-982447-1-1.html
4. Write my 1st compositon;
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-983946-1-1.html
5. Read 10 minutes loudly.

wawabjUID: 2536676

加油！！！

MVTUID: 2588209

2009年7月15日备考日志

1. 感受：
今天单位特别忙，晚上回来已经很累了。我知道，虽然学习需要坚持，但是更需要休息，嘿嘿，所以我决定今天早点睡:-)，先把集结号小组的作文作业完成！
2. My 2ed composition
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-984335-1-1.html

3. 鄙视自己，找借口休息！

MTRL2009UID: 2664551

以后就跟随这位兄弟的脚步了。。。

MVTUID: 2588209

9# MTRL2009

谢谢楼上信任和监督，千万不能跟我脚步，嘿嘿，会影响你学习进度的。今天有个本科同学来哈尔滨考在职硕士，晚上陪他吃饭，前前后后有5个小时没学习，也不能置朋友于不顾，相逢虽然开心，晚上回来依然因没有学习而丝丝难受，希望明天能学得多一些，自勉！加油！

2009年6月16日备考日志：

1. 修改2位板油作文；
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-984393-1-1.html
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-984361-1-1.html
2. read English loudly 30 min;
3. 网络课堂TOEFL词汇老俞40min
生词：raft, retrieve, rod, rooster, sanctimonious, sanctuary, scuba, snap, snippet, squirt, stagecoach

jiangskyskyUID: 2478960

楼主能给我个下载TOEFL词汇课堂的链接吗？谢了，不行用QQ给我传也行:)

MVTUID: 2588209

11# jiangskysky

你到精华贴“资料下载”板块里找找，肯定有很多收获！
另外，如果你要新东方的网络课堂，下面有个连接：
eMule上已经有新东方的TOEFL iBT网络课堂了： http://www.verycd.com/topics/219665/

2009年7月17日备考日志：

1. 听写Scientific American "The myth of Multitasking"
红色为错词，蓝色为正确词
Morden humans or(are) masters of multitasking. We eat while driving, watch TV while studying, (and) of course talk on our cell phone(s) while doing (well) everything. How (do) we do it? A study in (the) July 16th issue (of) Neuron suggests that we can train our brains to work faster than(as) we juggle. We never actually mean it(manage) to do more than once(one thing at a) time.

Our brains are really built to handle the suit(sort) of parallel processing we think we are capable enough(of). The good news is: studies have shown that extensive training could(can) make us better to do(at doing two) things than(at) once. But how?

One theory is that with lots of practices summer(some) routines become automatic. And if we don't need to run every little thing past the portay(part of) the brains (that's) spends time thinking about stuff. We can multi our tasks just fine.

But this new study finds (that) that's not the way it works. Turnsout that multitasks still console(consult) the prefind of(prefrontal) core tasks(cortex). But training gets the thinking brain to think a little faster. So we are switching tasks quickly enough to appear to be doing that (them) simutaneously, which is still nothing to shake a stickness needs that (a stick and sneeze at).

2. 分析了半篇ECONOMIST文章，关于经济的，越看越糊涂，明天再琢磨琢磨，汗
https://bbs.gter.net/viewthread.php?tid=932384&extra=&page=5

MVTUID: 2588209

2009年7月18日备考日志：

1. Shout English out 1 hour;

2. Listen to Scientific American "Wastewater Analysis for Drug Abuse Evidence"
If the urbies(authorities) want to determine to help the ways(how pervasive) the problem list(of illicit) drug use was wasted in(in their) communities. How could they do it? One cheap and easy way has just been tried experimentally in Oregon. Based on the principle (that) what goes in must come out, researchers measure the amounts of kinds of drugs that made the(their) way through users to become included in untreated wastewater. This is the first kind(first-of-its-kind) research just(is) reported in journal Addiction.
96 municipal water trip of(treatment) facilities in(across) Oregon volunteers of(volunteered for) this study which concentrated on finding the evidence the (drugs) mess(meth,) cocaine and ecstasy. All samples are(were) collected on the same day in the(\) areas (that) included about 2/3 of that state's population.
So(Some) findings: evidence for cocaine use (was) primarily in urban areas, almost non-existent in rural areas(regions). Ecstasy use that deter(tended toward) urban areas as well, (and) Only turned (up in) about half of (all) communities. Meth was everywhere. More important that(than) those one day slap(snapshot) on finds(findings) whatever(however) is that this method aready(methodology was) proven variable (, and) could be used to track patterns of drug use in notable(multiple) regions over time.

3. Analyze an piece of news in Economist;
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-985389-1-1.html
NEW EXPRESSIONS:
economic/asset bubbles, game theory, prop sb. up, in the wake of, cast into doubt, has no link to, as useful as ever, broad discipline, fail to spot it, be topped by sb., behavioural economic, rough and tumble, put aside, be not to blame for, warn of trouble, be partly to do with, seize up simultaneously, capital markets, fall short of, make room for, blow apart, monetary policy, smooth the business cycle, fiscal stimulus, be under way

4. My 3ed composition:
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-985478-1-1.html

MVTUID: 2588209

2009年7月19日备考日志：

1. Shout English out 1 hour;
2. Review 3 GTers' compositions:
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-985562-1-1.html
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-985315-1-1.html
https://bbs.gter.net/thread-985410-1-2.html

3. Review the TOEFL words 40 mins;
New words:
upland, urbanite, usher, variance, veining, ventilate, vessel, vigilance, whim, shutters, stash, steer, strain (品种), strata, astride, a stroke of, subsist, sumptuous, swamp/swarm, syrup, tavern, tectonics, tenement, thigh, topography, intrenched, tumble, turnpike, unbridgeable

4. Listen to the Scientific American "Jockey Positions Speed up Horses"
Transcripts: 红色：错词；蓝色：正确
Horse racing is a sport that's 200 years old. "It's a beautiful day for the race..." And the day(a day at) the track is much more exciting now than that(it) was back then.
That's because horses are faster than (they) used to be. Or (they)? A study in July, 17th issue of Science shows that it's the way that jockeys ride that's make(made) racing more hard pondering(heart pounding) than before.
Images 1800s show that the boys in soak(silks) looked pretty relaxed as they went along from(for the) ride. But modern jockeys- crounching, tightly coiled, top(atop their galloping) steeds- activately work to make sure the(their) weight doesn't slow things down. Using GPS to track the riders' motions, scientists found that jockeys move out of place(phase) with their mouths(mounts). That means that the horse doesn't (have to) physically move the jockey through (each cyclical) stride. As a result, races (are) 5 to 7 percent faster than they were a 100 years ago.

catfieldUID: 2481699

加油！