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[b]A 听一句，写一句 [/b]
J&am!}O-cd [b]B 反复3-5遍后找识别盲点并记录下来 [/b]
d8v(WrZ.II.M(X&a4@ [b]C 没有跟读过的听写不是听写 [/b]n8YT4m,C*f \3A,qq/`
[b]D 每天至少一个小时[/b]

#1 4.22

about program sponsored by student orgi  [news:/s/00:04.6-00:09.6]
X"Z|7K(x ?%wRmzO good evening ,my name is  and  I [b]behalf of modern dance club[/b] [news:/s/00:13.2-00:15.4] 2m O[ b2D_6A
i like to welcome you to tonight program
/X~U4u/Q^%C+W the club is  pleased to present the TV version of ?? [news:/s/00:17.6-02:53.0] 5s T}p
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this video version of ballet has been  more successful [b]with audiences[/b] , [news:/s/00:24.7-00:28.9]  
]M wke&m2^v9eq than the[b] original theater production[/b]  [news:/s/00:28.9-00:31.6]
rnqJ"[+Z!qq)m include some [b]animation, slow motion, and stop action freezes[/b] [news:/s/00:31.6-00:35.8] ,
%kJ-{1@1t that really help the [b]audiences[/b] understand the dance [news:/s/00:35.8-00:39.0] /L`w7|w^1wEy
the [b]title of[/b] piece [b]refers to[/b] ??  [news:/s/00:39.3-00:41.3]
u6BS9V8J&s UZ9} who died on a wheel in 307AD, [news:/s/00:41.3-02:53.0]
!T.oF]"A4||F)Y nowadays,also a kind of firework ,it looks something like  pinewheel ?
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Bi/Q'~lpKm%SI how T explore one family's[b] attempt to confront the violence [/b]in the modern life.  [news:/s/00:54.7-00:59.7]
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b;s3a(Y)FW#o but exaclty what [b]represent is always create a  lot of controversy[/b] , [news:/s/01:03.0-01:07.8]
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the music for this piece is full of [b]rhythmix energy of rock music[/b]  [news:/s/01:10.7-01:14.8]
)z-~@1E,s],\ it was[b] composed[/b] by  [news:/s/01:14.8-01:19.7]
gF*};ua*a%v!v and leader dancer is , perfect suit to ?? [b]adventurous choreography[/b]  [news:/s/01:22.7-01:26.3]
/z]Y5crC4a^ following the video, dance teacher will lead the discussion of symbli of  used .we hope you can stay for that.so enjoy tonight video, and thk u for suport. Ty#s7y'}Dj4H'l
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为什么很多熟悉的词要听几次或者需要时间才能反应出来呢
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或许[b]需要[u]跟读[/u][/b]来解决这个问题
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rn6xQ We,M 另一个问题是 在这个文章中熟悉了的词在另一个文章中可能又不一定会听出。。。hC{-L-F7Yi
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或许 要听horse的，[b]先听吧，别问[/b]

#2

history 14 modern dance history
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dance history class
LR;}(~+{0q6vjJq so when did what is now called  modern dance begin in US ? to begin to answer this question,8pFtf"x/CM
i need to [b]backtrack[/b] a little bit  [news:/s/00:14.1-00:16.4]
^h6JY:f;e'\z*_ and talk about classic ballet.
Z,I @V}9QInL} by the later 1800,ballet had lost a lot of its [b]popularity[/b]  [news:/s/00:20.2-00:23.1] [url=news:/s/oballet]news:/s/oballet[/url] most of ballet dance who perform in US were brought over from Eu,
OL&l5k/lG%\Hz(mu,@F they perfer to using the [b]rigid techniques[/b] taht had been  pass dowm through centuries.  [news:/s/00:28.2-00:33.5]
7~yx d7A(_#z audiences and dancer in US were eager for their own [b]contemporary[/b] dance form.  [news:/s/00:37.6-00:40.1]  
4j$CWj] ZF F#[ and then  about 1900,dancer creat one.so how was the modern dancer so diff from classic ballet?)?%bOsZM5r
most [b]notably[/b], it's were not carefuly [b]choreographied[/b]  [news:/s/00:49.4-00:53.5] ;^)M3\:Q TQ n
instead,the dance depent on the [b][i][u]improvisation[/u][/i][/b] and free personal express of dancer.  [news:/s/00:53.5-01:00.0] #[.N,OUlFN8d2K

(hTh[q z e}} mucis and [b]scenery[/b] were little improtance to modern dance, [news:/s/00:59.5-01:03.8] and lightness of movement were not improtant[b] either[/b]. [news:/s/01:03.8-01:06.8]
z6Kk)@,aqD in fact,modern dance make no attemp at all to [b]conceal[/b] the effort involed in dance step [news:/s/01:06.8-01:12.8]
*ek _(t|S but even [b]improvisation[/b] [b]appeal[/b] to audience ,many dance [b]critics[/b] were less [b]enthusiastic[/b] about the perf,  [news:/s/01:12.6-01:21.3] \#NQ%I6E m
they quest the artistic [b]integrity[/b] of dancer were not prof train and artist value of work that have no formal [b]strcture[/b]. [news:/s/01:21.3-01:31.3]
x3M \E5V Louis, after perform dance, were descr  doing little more than turning around after around like [b]eggbeater[/b]  [news:/s/01:31.0-01:39.0] f/U2c;cf~
yes the free personal express of [b]pioneer[/b]  [news:/s/01:39.0-01:43.0] dance is the bais of control freedom of modern dance1wQ@.l I
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如果听不懂一个词，是放弃它听下个词呢 还是停留一会反应一下？R]IPHN
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为什么在阅读的时候，即使有些不懂的词也不会影响对文章的影响，而似乎生词在听力中会对我们有更大的影响？

（1）你的语音识别有：识别不出来，和识别缓慢的问题，都需要你听写找到，跟读弥补
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/u"F4\6F s}/A"Yz （2）你做阅读遇到不懂的词你不会盯着它看很久，会继续看句子里的其他词；而你听的时候，因为你的注意力马上就会被不能迅速反应的词吸引，导致短路，导致来不及识别后面的内容
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I*\Lv uG-f!Z^ （3）在查漏补缺的阶段，你需要找到并弥补，所以别放弃任何一个你识别短路的声音
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（4）加油……坚持

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谢谢'L!q:L"BQ!g
在听语音识别的材料。。。

#3

[b]4.23 AM, history #7 special event: balloon voyage[/b]
+[Z%mJ%t i want to welcome each and every [b]balloon[/b] enthusiast for  [news:/s/00:07.6-00:09.5] &xW9y"b6C4\3L
thk u for coming this morning to [b]commemorate [/b]the first balloon [b]voyage[/b] in the US   [news:/s/00:11.5-00:15.5]
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z"_&w&iLs-N Jan 9,1793,10clock the morning,super ballon[b] lifted[/b] into the sky above the city.which was that time the captal of the contry. [news:/s/00:15.5-00:26.5] )BXUvr
according the oria [b]records[/b] (n/v)of the flight ,the voyage last for 46 minutesBP-R@*D0j#N
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from its [b]departure[/b] in P to its landing across  ? River in NewJ [news:/s/00:26.5-00:37.3] ,X2c"p.qgqt$a

QN+oa R;ww our [b]pilot[/b] will try to  [b]approximate[/b] the orig landing site,  [news:/s/00:37.3-00:42.2] &XX3e,Vc p$s
there are mercy in the wind,so who know where they [b]drift off[/b] to  [news:/s/00:42.2-00:46.1] .W}y ww;Y
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Wovg0PCE even the [b]balloonist[/b] in 1793, [b]experience some un-certain[/b] weather that day. [news:/s/00:46.1-00:51.5] 8W\"WXQ
there are clouds,fog and mist in varoius directions [news:/s/00:51.5-00:55.6] {']0U6B;@.q

Ufh|)[n:p our [b]reenactment[/b]  promise to be nothing else than [b]spec tacular[/b] [news:/s/00:55.6-01:00.2] 2b8?d mc B&z!c

*qI] H}ns the yellow balloon diretly behind me is 5 stories high,bR?JH+I/O5T
it 's [b]inflated[/b] with [b]Helium[/b], unlike the original which is filled with [b]hyden[/b] and unbeknowest to pilot,[b] potentialy explosive[/b]. [news:/s/01:03.9-01:11.8] v6E1aof Ew!LX
gas fill model is pretty uncomm ,becaus its[b] extremly[/b] high cost.
3e\Y'ze5vu so the 80 other balloon in today [b]launch[/b] are hot air, heated  by propar burner  [news:/s/01:11.8-02:10.3]
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#4

[b]4.23 AM history #27[/b] q#TB TM[#d


{iw;{.UM and as we enter the next [b]gallery,[/b]pls turn your attention to the[b] statue[/b] on your right. [news:/s/00:08.2-00:13.9]
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it's the [b]bust[/b] of 7th presidnet of US ,Jackson. it's done by american sculptor Powers [news:/s/00:13.9-00:22.3] sP!` X;H W n
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P is [b]particular sig nificant to our sculpture collection[/b] here the  Metro mesume of art. [news:/s/00:22.3-00:28.8] N^#j`\q!u/P
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his statue entitled 'calif is the 1st works by american artist to[b] become part[/b] of the collection of the M
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T!oT:|+[$OeI V%Z back to this piece,when P was [b]modeling[/b] this bust,  [news:/s/00:37.3-00:40.9]
q!~HTS he ask the president,he was 60 years old this time,if he want to be make appear younger than that, President Jaskon reply that he didnot.8ndH1J2Ib\!f u
so you can see,he show here with [b]wrinkles and line[/b] of [b]aging etched[/b] on his face.   [news:/s/00:50.4-00:56.6]
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[b]consequently[/b], this bust is consider to be one of most [b]realistic[/b] [b]portrayal[/b] of Jackson. [news:/s/00:55.9-01:02.0] t)~#gXK7t2EO-Z

k@"d W_ML P travel from his studio in illil to the WhiteHouse to do the orig sudy of the bust.
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he did study in [b]clay[/b],but he sculpt the final statue from [b]fine italian marble[/b]. [news:/s/01:07.9-01:15.7] :O8Gx%WPf]UT%z
as the usus [b]practise[/b] of the time, was to get local artisan to do actual [b]curving of the marble[/b]  [news:/s/01:15.7-01:22.0] $JK R/wNv7e]*f
notice that the president [b]draped in a roman toga[/b].this is because in the 1900 there are a [b]customary attire[/b] for represnetation of heads of state and other inprotant figuer. [news:/s/01:22.0-01:33.9] DTL?B2et
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p [b]kept[/b] the bust in his studio until President's death, when it's [b]sold[/b] to  dem? club in NY city. [news:/s/01:33.5-01:41.3]
$\}\u\4INyy m6N it was [b]lent[/b] to us at the Met ,and 20years later,became part of our [b]permanent[/b] collection
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#5

[b]4.24 history #17 Comics book[/b]
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/FEy B^M now let's focus on comics in the 1950s.
`#J4jSI+xg,BQ early in the decades, sell were down ,so publisher start to look for some new [b]angle[/b] to get their reader instrest again [news:/s/00:12.3-00:19.7]
:O9D,Zj&p(uw3g#] they find what they are looking was horror comics. story about gosts,and [b]demons[/b],them were often
M8o0EP7``pj)^ [b]graphi'cally[/b] violent. [news:/s/00:19.7-00:27.7]
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5Jtc~_O.I].k!k before a long,most of major publisher were  [b]printing[/b] horror comics. [news:/s/00:27.7-00:32.1] S6eA1B"}@I
but all come to an end a few years later. you see,
(G!y!`(Nn5lw6t4N!m\ there is a psylogist named ? who claimed the comics books ,the horror books in particular, was bad influnce with children,and turn them into [b]juvenile[/b] [b]delinquency[/b]. [news:/s/00:45.1-00:47.3]
i/F1\K[ R even wrote a book called [b]seduction[/b] of [b]innocence[/b][news:/s/ [news:/s/00:48.7-00:51.7] , they show [b]specific[/b] [b]scenes[/b] from comcis that were particular bad influence on kids. [news:/s/00:51.7-00:57.8] wx4U&q4K'R5w-X

uq-S$ah1YX\ R was not the only one done on the commics,US [b]senate[/b] [b]subCommittee[/b] on [b]juvenile delinquency[/b] also realease a report very ciritical of the commics. [news:/s/01:00.5-01:07.6] 5N ~[}0bb(`
the result of all these [b]fuss[/b],was the creation of [b]Comics Code Authority[/b] in 1955.  [news:/s/01:07.6-01:13.9] lJ)U0z8D:wLT
this was an [b]self-censoring[/b] body created by publishers. [news:/s/01:13.9-01:18.4]  5o
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[b]Essentially[/b],for a comic book to be approve by the code,it has to be free of the [b]blood and gore[/b] that usualy [b]depict[/b] in most horror commics. [news:/s/01:18.4-01:27.6]
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and [b]evil could never triumph over good[/b].  [news:/s/01:27.6-01:31.4]
#^M$\3e?!S$O children had to be show the [b]crime[/b] did not pay. [news:/s/01:31.4-01:35.3] K3\@2f9U P
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well ,if comics sell was bad in 1950s,things get worset in 1955,
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^ many samll publisher actually [b]went out of[/b] business . [news:/s/01:42.3-01:46.2]   /]Q~\|
but the [b]industry rebound[/b] by introducing a new [b]lineup[/b] of supper hero, characters like spide man and [b]fantastic[/b] 4..T7e.{P `Fpk
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q z4m [K)W9X+wd%}+t]z now i brought with me the day some commic books for these [b]era[/b] to pass around .they were from my own personal colletions,so pls be extra careful when handling. [news:/s/01:56.0-02:06.0]h `k1S4u8\V
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#6

[b]4.24 history#16 film history[/b]8|y9{d(h
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that's a instresting question,tom,
e2wh$z"h#Y9S women did [b]participate[/b] in the early days of motion picture making  [news:/s/00:12.3-00:16.2] [url=news:/s/]news:/s/[/url]9[-k:V6Tl/r^}~I
[b]one of the[/b] most outstanding is Louis Web. [news:/s/00:16.2-00:24.9]  ,she is [b]credited[/b] as the 1st [b]consistently[/b] successful  [news:/s/00:19.6-00:24.9] woman film diretor3_.f:xnG{
[b]in early[/b] 1900,when she first [b]arrived[/b] in Hollywood [news:/s/00:24.9-00:29.2] jy^;Gvij
. W made series of [b]experiment[/b] sound film.  [news:/s/00:29.2-00:33.4] TqbWi
this is almost 20 y before modern  talking pic is devel. [news:/s/00:33.4-00:38.5] N5]5L F?0d%I(ZX[
the [b]dialogue[/b] for the movie is [b]record on photographer recorders[/b]   [news:/s/00:38.1-00:42.4]
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very [b]innovative[/b] for that time. [news:/s/00:42.4-00:48.5]
Hb|iuX4c in addition,Web [b]felt[/b] movie should be educational as well as entertain ,she made several [b]highly[/b]-controversial movie deal with moral and social issue  [news:/s/00:48.5-01:00.6]
x"K&Kawm some of most controversial works  [b]address[/b] issue of partical intresting to women. [news:/s/01:00.6-01:06.2] T+},A'\2FO
unfortually,W died in 1939., just Hollywood begin to make films [b]aimed primarily at[/b] feamel audiences. [news:/s/01:06.2-01:16.1]
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一点点沮丧。。。
+Tcudp\H)o2zp*s 两个文章 花了一上午，从0730到现在。。Nn6cydwL"h
一些以前出现的词也没听出来。。。

#7

[b]4.25 history#4 coffee[/b]1fZ\9G8fQ.W XNn
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a lot of people in US are Coffee drinkers.
*[{:`7[o~ over the last few years,a [b]trend[/b] has been develope to intrduce [b]premium[/b] [news:/s/00:10.2-00:13.8] , specially  blended coffee know as [b]gourmet[/b] coffee into the American market [news:/s/00:13.8-00:19.0] .EJ KB;ing
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Boston seems to be the birht place of this trend. in fact,[b]major[/b] gourmet coffee [b]merchants[/b]  [news:/s/00:22.4-00:33.1] from other cities like s and s come to Boston ,today they are engaged a kind of coffee war with Boston's merchants.me8n+b6o
they all competing for a significant share of gourmet coffee market.
O UdL&Iqj+l suprisingly, the competation among this leading gourmet coffe e business were not hurt any of them.N(tu8W5w
experts predict gourmet coffee in US is growing and continue to grow to the point of gourmet coffee will soon capture a half,what's now 1.5 m $ market and will be 8 m  $ market by 1999
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}V study show the coffee drinkers who [b]convert[/b] to gmd coffee [b]seldom[/b] go back to[b] regular brands[/b] found in supermarket.
zs7J&IlE as a result ,these brand will be real loser in the gmd coffee competation.#7
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#8

[b]4.25  history#10 tour guider in the museum-painter Wooder[/b]2I+a%Ir}:E/nG7v y
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before we begin our tour ,i like to give you some backgroud info on the painter G Wooder. we will be seeing much of his works today.
|p,r$nu Wooder was born in 1861 in I , and became interesting in art very early in life.5j!Gt)jo!h fq
although he study art in both M and the art [b]Insitute[/b]  [news:/s/00:26.2-00:28.7] S, the [b]strongest[/b] influ on his art was Eu.
A ?1I#y%Qc he spend time in both Germany and Fra ,and his study there help sharp his own stylize form of realism [news:/s/00:36.0-00:39.5] .n@U~y I?%H%h
when he return to Iowa, wooder apply the [b]stylistic [/b]of realism he learned from Eu to [b]rural[/b] life he saw around him.
,`.\ kj/A"d(CQ and he remb from his childhood around the turn of century. [news:/s/00:39.5-00:51.6]
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[b]his portraits farm family imitate the static formalism of photography of early settler post in front of their homes[/b]5rV`IgW E3x#x:i'@
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D-w u8X hM2zO his painting is farm works and their tools and an,[b]demostrant[/b] the serious respect of life in middle west US
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xSv%cR|q~ by the 1930 wooder is the leading figure of school of art called american [b]regionalism[/b]  [news:/s/01:09.3-01:15.8] $b!FN8o\+Ie's
[news:/s/in an [b]effort[/b] to [b]sustain[/b] the strong mid west artist movemenet, [news:/s/01:15.8-01:24.4]  Wooder establish a insitute of mid west art in his how state.K?m&`[
although the institue failed, the paiting u about to see preserve wooder's [b]vision[/b] on pioneer farmer [news:/s/01:24.4-01:31.8]
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戒盲进e4EfUhU9l9um
读完一篇再听下篇
AaE&^~ 尽量保证在听的文章中的生词记住后，再去听下篇！

#9

[b]4.26 history#5 photography[/b]
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Ou part of talk in art history class
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v you may remenber a few weeks ago we talk about what photograpy is.
+Vv:j2Hf8d is it an art, or a [b]method[/b] to reproduce image ?  [news:/s/00:14.4-00:18.0]
:kYQ8_}W do photogram belong musemes or just in our home?
!g:Ie:i g K today i want to talk about persom who try to make his prof life and answer to such question d_&d*^sW;z
went from US to Ger to study Engineering,s)fW6uL5D8Kq
when he is there he became instrested in Ph and began to  [b]experiement[/b] with camera [news:/s/00:33.1-00:39.0]
,dlXE!zlY+V8Q he take pictures under the conditions that most photogr consider too difficluty.  [news:/s/00:38.4-00:43.1] 8G _q,])d4^
he took them in night,in the rain ,and people and object reflect in the window. [news:/s/00:43.1-00:54.2] $@;Q#M7u,mG0cBaTH

bs?#c,B-U when he return to US,he continue his [b]revolutionary[/b]  efforts [news:/s/00:49.2-00:54.2] mpqc5~,X5}8Y
S is the 1st person to photograph [b]skyscapes, clouds, and view from an airplane[/b]. [news:/s/00:54.2-01:00.4] 0Z4|!^B!sG!Q l&A
when S is try to do these photograph,what he try to through his life.
AMQ6iU make photog an art.p#K#V)d:T5_5`3@&Hv&U
he felt photograph could be just  as good forms for [b]self[/b] [b]expression[/b] as paiting or drawing [news:/s/01:08.1-01:14.6]
Ssq,a"V for S ,his camera is his brush. [news:/s/01:14.6-01:21.6] mX%QMt&{D

^P7ot9O$e*i%^/b#q for photographs of [b]late 1800 and early 1900[/b]  thought his work as reproduction of  [b]identical[/b] image [news:/s/01:21.6-01:24.9]
(a,x(wN3~ CZ;t S though his as creactive form art.  [news:/s/01:24.9-01:35.8] ?i&T+H*nsF
he understand the power of camera capture the monement. [news:/s/01:24.9-01:35.8]
0O+@Q}EU*P*? in fact,he never[b] re[/b] [b]touch[/b] to prints or make copy of them [news:/s/01:24.9-01:35.8] h6ZQ4k`.bM{)Y-m
if you was on the class today,i am sure you say well Painter donot mormally make extral copy of their paiting do them?  [news:/s/01:35.8-01:43.7]7[ H9g:t)}xA3~]cc$S
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[b]4.27  history #23 architect Frank Los Wright[/b]*@Y/dwN$y
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wellcom to the lagrest [b]retrospective[/b] exhbit this art Museum is ever devoted to an architect [news:/s/00:08.5-00:14.0] N`LM1I FZu"F
the architect chosen for this  [b]honor[/b] is F L W.probably the greatest US architect in 20 century. [news:/s/00:14.0-00:17.8] #y3_$D'Y ~Y
the [b]reputaion[/b] of being [b]arrogant[/b] and [b]insensitive[/b] to client's needs. [news:/s/00:22.6-00:27.3] i&{G~5}\[
but his works is based on set of [b]principle[/b] rather than an style [news:/s/00:27.3-00:31.6] $?\W_j5Yr_
because his believe in unity of design and [b]elimination[/b]  of un nessary detail. [news:/s/00:31.6-00:36.6] 3XOJ1x$G7B
he [b]resist[/b] these client 's wishes to [news:/s/00:36.6-00:38.6]  introduce what he called foreign object to carefully design [b]interiors[/b] [news:/s/00:38.6-00:44.6] N I*^8a+@
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Wright aways try to [b]achieve harmony[/b] of building and setting. [news:/s/00:44.6-00:49.1] +qx'NMl_}!L5R
the first drawing in the exhbit, one of P house, [b]illustrate[/b] this [b]integration[/b] of the house with the [b]landscrip[/b] of mid west [news:/s/00:49.1-00:58.3] C4lNT+r
you can see , how he [b]stress[/b] the [b]horizontal[/b] line with [b]spreding roofs and strips of windows[/b] [news:/s/00:58.3-01:05.2] D}j ['w|v
[b]outersider porches into the gardens  making one harmonous whole[/b].                  [news:/s/01:05.2-01:10.0]
+s4F9f Pg?VV"n because the goal of harmony ,you wont see the skyscape among his design [news:/s/ [news:/s/01:10.0-01:15.3] jK:V;]+i"FV[ oB
Wright was cricticized for his [b]impractical[/b] houses with [b]leaky flat roffs[/b] . but house also has great
s-Pdm"M+}W virtues. the design of ? for example, make warm in winter,cool in summer.  [news:/s/01:15.3- [news:/s/01:15.3-01:39.3] 01:39.3]
,`.@#c!s+q2x the drawing and photo of exbit will show [b]the enormity[/b] W contribution to modern  [news:/s/01:29.4-01:39.3]
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[b]4.27  linguistics # 1[/b]&k2p#n:DL.H!m(b

KMdz O9~I a teacher talk to students in her freshman english course.3EBUs&u j[
i'm sure you realize your research paper are due in 6 weeks. [news:/s/00:10.0-00:14.2] XHh5kd ]x
i 've look your propose topic and made comments about them . [news:/s/00:14.2-00:17.4] PH+wr(Uv8Z%v1T k
the most frequent problem is proposing too broad topic$~\ MO~I+u
rember, this is only 15 page paperoH9S)C7w-QiQJO
as i return your topic paper,i like to look over the schedule on which  [b]sketch out[/b] what is doing in next 2 week.
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D?Z today is monday,by friday,i want you [b]preliminary[/b] outline
G+b0dX%qH8sx pls be sure to [b]incorprate[/b]   suggetions i have made on your topic in your outlines.^}W4BT
i have a conferen with each of u,i post the schedule on my office door,sign your name to indicate the time you available to appoint.
"^h'YlHnP in the conferen, we will discuss the [b]preliminary[/b] outline.
2I Xi {)~B e6L and you can make necessary reversion and hand in your final outline,which is due 2 weeks from today.
h)tAn#v use the ouline style on your text book, and rember it be [b]no more[/b] than 2 page long.
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w be sure to begin with [b]thesis[/b] statement ,that is ,with [b]precise[/b] statement and  point you intend to prove and include the colusion,6Z5gq.x#?7_rOmw
have we got all that? your 2 page preliminary  outline is due the end this week. and final outline are due after your conference. arsYsY%n
follow the textbook style,and inclde this statement,and conclusion.
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[b]4.27 linguistics#2[/b]
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7h.c j-\4z introduction to ling class.

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![?+yz&SY we probably all wonder how a new word gets into the dictionary.
5\+GirQ"N*b#LE take the word D for exampel, spell doofus,meaning the stupid or [b]incompetent[/b] person.
l3I.y0qO this word which have been around since late 1960 [b]in  slang sence[/b]
E2p6c!^b made in MW college dictinary only in 1993 why did it take so long? QMU_k:HtOebP/i
well [b]first of all[/b], dictionary editor like to wait as least 3 year to be sure word is going to last  
A3[kxY\%sR6z~X especial , [b]a slang word.[/b]fJK}+@ m4Ujn
they dont want to put in a new word [b]prematurely[/b] and they have to take it out next dictionary.
0s{9RG!HR2hm but even for word that [b]are n't slang,[/b] geting into dictionary isnt easy. new words have to  pass a lot of  [b]editorial[/b] test ,including how diff or easy they are to look up,~;\*S&M#T!wuGbo"\
it also[b] a limte[/b] to how thick dictionary can be.
O0zDJj&Zl or how small its type can get.
#BN2x#_0LN before people feel they dont want to use it.
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` some word have to go out before some can go in .Jt
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the college dictiona[b] adds[/b]  20,000 word [b]to every edition[/b].:S1c `9b"?QJ ]6i$}5j
but it take out only 100.so [b]choice[/b] have to be made very carefully.@L)OPuS

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这两个好像简单一些。。。