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Let us look at another way that health(heath) agency fighting parasitic diseases, one alternative to drugs and parasite(pesticides) is the use of biotical agency. In other words, if parasite is causing problems, you will feel something is eats parasite itself or something eat parasite normal host. Then you turn something lose in a parasite habitat. For example, consider the schistosomiasis. It is infection with the parasite worm called schistosome. Normally the host for it is kind of fresh water snail. But in the African country, ! U$ }1 l) u2 r* T, [9 ?
the warms frequently infect human p to water from ponds where the snail to live. This contact commonly occurs when people get their cattle water or wash their clothe. In fact, about 2 million children are infected, once inside human host. The warm lays egg, and this can results in internal bleeding, fever, fatigue and sometimes death. But snail was still necessary at hosts so can only hatch inside the snail. Now, if you are already infected, you can take a drug to kill the warm but the drug is expensive and it is easy to get re-infected when you go back to the ponds. Instead, researchers are trying to eliminate the warms normal host the snail by introducing into crayfish into pounds of snail live. Now, as you can see a fish sometimes looks like miniature lobsters and it love to eat snails. Are which need for own sheel. And are ready abundant in their natural river. They are imported in 1970s and are easy to find. So could end up being a cheap and affective way to reduce receive schistosomiasis. If they do though, it would be the first time a biological for use to control parasite.$ C3 R8 Z, P1 @; V
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2 X8 Z2 B) ]0 b" l' @. GIt is my pleasure to come to you today to talk about the Galileo machine to the planet of Jupiter. Was launched in 1989 and we have wait to end of 1995 for the spacecraft and its probe to reach Jupiter, Of course it is excitement for long wait. I visit the back has just visited Asteroid Belt. I was able at that time to bring imagines. That was first time we got up close look at Asteroid and it was just amazing. But there are some disappointment, in 1991 April we realize one of the antennas that was supposed to transmit data have no functioned. That we have rely on one of smaller to give data, quite please with what we from. As I mentioned before in 1995 the finally entered Jupiter atmosphere. We knew its position make communication with spacecraft difficult, so we decided to suspend data transmission. After waiting half year, we begin receive data about Jupiter atmosphere satellite waiting 2 years. Now what you are waiting for, the direct imagine of Jupiter.- w( A2 D$ [- u

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5 j4 U$ B+ g& e6 H- m" x( N/ o1 {Some of you may familiar with Apollo program in geology study of the moon in 1960s. But you may not aware the expensive of research perceive(preceded) the study. The work of the too early researchers was very important in determining the nature surface of the moon. Back in 1892, a geologist, named Carl, was challenging the prevailing view of moon(about lunar) surface. At that time, most scientists thought the crater on moon are created by volcanic action. Do some careful telescopic studies, There are no spacecrafts back then, so the telescope were the best way to observe the moon. He concluded that the lunar crater uniform that have to be resolve the impact of falling bodies such as media right(meteorites). I point the enlargements pictures some of the drawings on the board, if you compare them to those in your text, you can see that his are amazingly accurate, still is comtemptory(contemporaries) rejected the work. Fifty years later, the graduate student reasserted species. He too met with resistance and he left the acadmetic to run his family who machine business. But he did not give up his research, he work along in his spare time, and eventually writer the book called “the face of the moon”. A young geologist to read was so inspired and he persuaded NASA to incorporate geology into mention. Well, the Apollo missions confirm the most of violent ideas. Which is astonishing, he was not a professional scientists.' s; T1 B: X' z/ z
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This is have anything do with lecture, it is just what I am wondering. I am very glad to attend the (entertain) questions. But I want to know is with our space exploration, aren’t astronomers concern that will polluting space, space craft and satellite. That is an interesting question. Well, first of all, it is important to understand space exploration is not that presitin(pristine) as you think. More than thousand tons of debris add the atmosphere every a single day. What? The space craft leave that much garbage? No, but there are meteoroids entering our atmosphere almost consistently. You familiar with what the moon surface look like, right? We do not have those craters on earth, I do not understand. Remember, the moons lack of atmosphere means that even small asteroids make craters. But most of meteoroids hit the earth melt or break up in the air. Causing meteorites ? The strikes(streaks) of light we see are meteoroids breaking up, isn’t that yet? Yeah, and getting back to your question pollution. That is one way we could be deal with spacecraft. The truth is we do have a lot of orbiting debris and travel thousands of miles per hour. Really?0 [  s$ V0 _& d2 \  I7 O. r% x
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! N; F3 H# ?9 _7 j+ y' eMountain Helens is in Cascade Range, a chain of running from southern Canada to Northern California. Most of peaks are dormant, I mean they are sleeping now, but are potentially active. Has a long history of volcanic activities, so the eruption of 1980 weren’t surprised to geologists. The geologists who familiar with mountain have predicted she will erupt.
4 R3 a+ E* h9 qThe eruption cycle has sort of harmless beginning, in march of 1980, seismologists picked up the science of earthquake activity below the mountain and during the next week the earthquake increased and causes the several avalanches. These tranmal(tremors) and quakes were signs that large amounts of the magma will moving deep in the mountain. Then, suddenly one day a loud boom a small quake open on the summit said it was waking up. The vibration and tremors continued. All during the April, there were occasional eruption the steam and ash. This attracted tourists and hikers to coming watch the show, and it also attracts seismologists, geologists, and of course, the news media. By early May, the north side of mountain had swallow(swelled) out into a huge and growing bound(bulge). The steam and ash eruptions became even more frequent, scientist could see that top of the volcano was sort of coming to the part. Then a few days it is quite, but it do not lasts long, it is the quite before the storm.
5 h3 e" {3 Z0 x5 J4 ~" tOn the morning of May 18, a Sunday 8, A large earthquake loose the bulge that have developed on the north face of mountain. The earthquake trigger(triggered) a massive landslide that carry away huge qualities of rock. Much of the north face sort of swap(swept) down the mountain. $ c) T, D0 U* U/ d) ~( ]
The landslide release the tremendous sideways blast. Super heated water in the magma chamber exploded, and a jet of steam and gas blew out of the mountains side with tremendous force. Then came the magma, sending up a cloud of ash, headed ash, only 25 seconds the north side of the mountain was blown away. Then the top of the mountain went too, pouring out more ash, steam and magma. The ash cloud went up over 6000 feet in the air, blocking the sunlight.
- t  f5 Q+ J/ e( t# TAltogether the eruption blow away three cubic kilometers of the mountain and demonstrate more than 500 kilometers of the land. The energy of the blast was equalivent(equivalent) to a hygergeon(hydrogen) bomb about 25 terms(megatons). It leave all the trees directly to the northeast, and blow all the water out of some lakes. The blast kills the mountain of goats, millions of fish and birds, thousands of deers and elk and sixty people. The ash draw around the world, disrupting global weather pattern.
. Q! B: Q4 E, E7 v# AFor over twenty years now, has being dormant, however, geologists who study the mountain, believe she will stay forever. The cast range is volcanic active future eruption are certain, and unfortunately we cant prevent them.
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, W  c5 [( r8 e0 c( G2 _8 AWhen you(European) explores first approached to the coast of north America, even before their ships landed. The first thing they noticed was the pungent aroma carried to the ship by the offshore brisis(brezzes). Some sea captern(captains) thought this aroma was center(scent) of valuable oriental spices that had prompted their voyage of next exploration. But in fact, the agreeable smells did not from spices, they from the lush vegetation of north American forest.   |9 {5 J1 p% G& e
The fragrance came from the blossoms of numerous trees and from the volatile oil in pin sap. It is a resinous fluid that pin trees put out to heal wounds caused by wind, fire, and lighting and also to protect seeds. Pine sap are valuable commodity to the sailors who explore the coast. The smell of pine meant there are was abundance supply of what know were as naval store-pitch and pine tar. It was substance that will made by distilling pine wood. Sailors use for naval stores for caulking and waterproofing the wooden ship which captured their seaworthy.
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: F0 u5 C$ m* eThe European found fragrant trees all along the Atlantic coast, from Mesachie in the north to the Florida in the south. Everywhere along the coast, the air are filled with strong perfume of flowering dogwood. The native of American already know about medicinal properties of the dogwood and they used their bark and roots to treat malaria and other feathers(fevers). They brewed the aromatic bark into a bitter, astringent tea, European settlers also use dogwood to relieve attacks of malaria. They soaked the dogwood bark in whiskey and drank the strong infusion. This was before they knew about quinine from south of America and before pine become available. In the south, probably the best known aromatic trees was sassafras. It is a fast growing tree, a member of the laurel family, like the other fragrant laurels-cinnamon, bay, and camphor-sassafras is noted for its aromatic bark, leaves, roots, flowers and fruits. I have a trig with here, I will pass them around and you can enjoy its smell, just give its small scrape with your thumbnail to release its scent, I think you find it is strong but pleasant.
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The chalk Indians used powdered sassafras leaves as a spices. Other American tribes used as a cure for everything from fever and stomachache. News of this wonder tree reached Europe in 16th by way of French and Spanish, and sassafras was one of the first exports from north of American to Europe. It sold for a high price in London market which sort of inspired by other English explorers to seek their fortune in North American colonies. For centuries, sassafras enjoyed fantastic reputation as cure of nearly every disease. Maybe you heard of the medicinal spring tonic of the old days, well, sassafras was a main ingredient in spring tonic. The stuff pioneer parents gave their kids. My grandmother had to take the spring tonic that her grandmother made from sassafras. Sassafras leaves, bark, and roots used to provide the flavoring for root beer and chewing gum. Sassafras was also used in soaps and perfumes. However, the United States Food and Drug Administration found sassafras oil to be a potential carcinogen for humans because it cause cancer in rates, since that time, had being banned to person consumption. Now one I really know just how harmful but some study show one couple of strong sassafras tea contains more than 4 times the amount of volatile oil safrole that is hazardous to humans if consumed on a regular basis.) o- i: e3 l  W
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