Dear all
我不想抱怨，我也不想再重新像以前每個禮拜一樣貼欠文表
但是大家過去一個禮拜誇張到了極點，放了一天的颱風假，兩天的周末
很多人居然一篇都生不出來，大家看看這個表吧！！
我這個已經要考試的人，還要一邊顧著大家是不是要一起進步
組長的話
這是方便IELTS讀書會會員的天地，每人每天應該將自己看到聽到值得分享的東西，放上來與大家分享喔！！！
本讀書會成員有Louis,Barry,Oska,Lillian,Gobby,Mavis,Lica
- Sep 30 Tue 2008 15:33
大家為自己做了什麼？？
- Sep 27 Sat 2008 15:58
Google bets on Android future
Google has made no secret of its ambitions in the mobile space. There are mobile versions of all its key services, such as search, e-mail and calendar.
But the company is going much further. At the end of 2007 it lifted the lid on Android, an open mobile operating system that is being used to power a new generation of devices under the Open Handset Alliance, a group which involves firms like HTC and chip designer ARM.
- Sep 27 Sat 2008 13:49
Big Cat Live 2008
- Sep 27 Sat 2008 00:18
不願面對的真相
大家一起一邊學英文,一邊保護地球吧
- Sep 26 Fri 2008 12:59
Global Economy In Crisis
- Sep 25 Thu 2008 15:33
Forests to Serve as Fire Sentinels
By harnessing the power of trees, scientists figure out a way to transform them into batteries capable of powering sensors.
Trees may be able to protect themselves from forest fires by serving as living batteries—housing small devices, which would measure temperature and humidity and broadcast the data from tree-to-tree.
Current Forest Service fire sensors are spread widely, and gaps in the network can miss localized temperature and humidity changes. Researchers at MIT have proposed a solution to those gaps—using the trees themselves to power a web of additional sensors. The scientists, a group of students and teachers from MIT’s Center for Biomedical Engineering, figured out that trees carry an electric charge due to a difference in acidity between the tree and the soil it sits in.
- Sep 25 Thu 2008 04:22
真的很抱歉
我gobby連番缺席讀書會，身為讀書會執行長卻沒為大家樹立好榜樣，在此向大家致歉！
也請大家在下禮拜三務必出席讀書會，我會請大家吃雞排喔
- Sep 24 Wed 2008 00:39
讀書會最新規定-0922
Dear all team member
Steven 老師的時間表已經出爐了
目前要參加Small Class的成員包括Louis, Barry, Gooby
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
| 10:00~12:00 | 10:00~12:00 | 10:00~12:00 | 10:00~12:00 | 10:00~12:00 | ||
| 13:00~18:00 | 13:00~17:00 | 13:00~16:00 | 13:00~16:00 | |||
| 18:00~20:00 |
以上時間任選連續兩小時皆可!!我們訂於9/24讀書會討論此事!!
- Sep 23 Tue 2008 16:34
BBC How to Programme-Taking offence
William: Hello and welcome to How To, my name is William Kremer. Occasionally, at work or at home, someone will say something that is very rude and offensive. You’ll be shocked and angry… we say in English that you take offence at their words – you take offence. In today’s programme, we’re going to look at a few things you might say in response to somebody very rude.
You’re going to hear Martin and Claire. They work in the same team. Martin isn’t very pleased with Claire’s work and he’s decided to tell her. But it’s
important to note that Martin isn’t Claire’s boss, he’s just a co-worker or a colleague. And he isn’t a very nice person, so Claire is going to take offence at some of the things he says.
- Sep 23 Tue 2008 16:18
BBC How to Programme-Disagree
Jackie: Hello, welcome to the programme, with me, Jackie Dalton. This programme is all about expressions you can use when you think someone is wrong about something and you want to disagree with them. We're going to do this with the help of British Prime Minister, Tony Blair. He was recently interviewed by John Humphries, a BBC journalist. Tony Blair disagreed with quite a lot of the things John Humphries said and we're going to look at some of the language he used when he did this language you could use in all kinds of situations when you disagree with someone. In the first example, Tony Blair responds to John
Humphries by using one of the simplest words in the English language.
Tony Blair
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