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[【推荐】] 2007.11月上半月每日英语系列(整理)

本主题由 vanbryan 于 2007-11-30 21:08 设置高亮
Bolshevik 。。。。想起老李大钊和胡适的辩论
All is for individual, All is for you.

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偶又有几天没听了,罪过啊罪过…………………………………………………

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对最后一篇的大字体比较赞成,太小的字看着太费力。

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我来学习了
怎么去拥有一道彩虹
  怎么去拥抱一夏天的风

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安妮


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嘎嘎
朱佳立教会我要微微笑

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来晚了~
颜色不一样的焰火。。。。

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11/08每日英语系列


Today's Highlight in History:

On November eighth, 1960, Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy defeated Vice President Richard M. Nixon for the presidency.


On this date:

In 1837, Mount Holyoke Seminary, a college exclusively for women, opened in South Hadley, Massachusetts.

In 1889, Montana became the 41st state.

In 1923, Adolf Hitler launched his first attempt at seizing power with a failed coup in Munich, Germany, the "Beer-Hall Putsch."

In 1932, New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated incumbent Herbert Hoover for the presidency.

In 1933, President Roosevelt created the Civil Works Administration, designed to create jobs for more than four million unemployed.

In 1942, Operation "Torch" began during World War Two as US and British forces landed in French North Africa.

In 1950, during the Korean conflict, the first jet-plane battle took place as US Air Force Lieutenant Russell J. Brown shot down a North Korean MiG-15.

In 1966, Ronald Reagan was elected governor of California.

In 1988, Vice President George Bush won the presidential election, defeating Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis.

In 1994, midterm elections resulted in Republicans winning a majority in the Senate while at the same time gaining control of the House for the first time in 40 years.

Ten years ago: President Bush ordered a new round of troop deployments in the Persian Gulf, adding up to 150-thousand soldiers to the multinational force facing off against Iraq.

Five years ago: Retired General Colin Powell embraced the Republican Party, but said he would not run for president or any other political office in 1996 because it was "a calling that I do not yet hear."

One year ago: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators launched landmark talks, giving themselves an ambitious 100-day deadline to craft the broad outlines of a peace agreement. Former President Bush was honored in Germany for his role in the fall of the Berlin Wall ten years earlier. President Clinton participated in a "virtual town hall meeting" on the Internet, answering questions from pre-screened online users.



每日格言:

"Man is born to live, not to prepare for life."

-- Boris Pasternak, Russian author (1890-1960).


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AP NEWS 2007-11-08



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Police in Pampono Beach, Florida have captured a convicted robber, who is being taken to court when a sheriff's dupety was shot and killed. Authority say Michael Mazza was found with depety's gun and there may have many complices.

President Bush greeted French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the home of Geroge Washington. The two leaders toured the first president's home in Mount Vernon, Virginia and talked the friendship between the US and France. Earlier Sarkozy addressed a joint session of Congress.

Televangelist Pat Robertson says Republican Rudy Giuliani will cast the hopeful vision for all Americans. The founder of Christian Coalition endorse the presidential candidate. The former New York mayor's support of abortion and gay right conflicts with the traditional values of evangelical conservatives.

Discoveray is back on earth. The space shuttle is touch down in Florida after a fifteen day mission. Discoveray landed after safely crossing the continent in the first coast to coast re-entry since the Columbia disaster.


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FBI Takedown
FBI Takedown

With extraordinary access to teams of FBI agents, National Geographic Channel cameras take you inside the perilous world of one of America's most elite law enforcement agencies




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Miami, April 11th, 1986, one of the bloodiest days in FBI history, special agents, including 25-year veteran Benjamin Grogan, and his young partner Jerry Dove, corner a car driven by two violent bank robbers.
an intense gunbattle ensues. Over 100 rounds are fired. When the shooting stops, the two gunmen are dead, but so are special agents Grogan and Dove. Five other special agents are wounded in the fierce firefight. Neither one of the slain special agents was wearing a bullet-proof vest that day. Soon after New FBI regulations made vests mandatory.


Rookie special agent Stephanie Sherick has to adjust to the dangers of the job. She's only been with the FBI for three months.
"It's not a traditional job that every little girl grows up, thinking, you know, they wanna carry a gun and go kick(s) on doors, and put handcuffs on people who are usually bigger than you. Most of the women that I know in this field have a little bit of / spunk to them and they have a fire inside them that drives them."

After more than two decades as a special agent, Bill Godfrey's still driven to bring the bad guys to justice. He started out as a cop.

"After about five years I had made
detective and I just decided that I wanted to work larger investigations. When left to come with the FBI, I wanted to play on a higher level, so to speak."

Special agent Steve Veno came to the bureau three years ago after serving as an engineer in the army.

"Of the things that drew me into the FBI, one is the sense of being able to make a real difference. The other thing was the sense of team. The FBI as a team is something that really attracted me."

Shark, Godfrey and Veno are members of one of American's most elite federal law enforcement agencies. 12,000 special agents are spread across the nation at 56 field offices. Covering a population of 1.7 million people, non-fixed special agents like their counterparts across America bring some of humanity's nastiest individuals to justice. Nobody is better at capturing dangerous criminals than the FBI. In 1950 ,the bureau invented the ten most wanted to enlist the public's help in tracking
fugitives. It worked, 94% of the individuals who've appeared on the list have been apprehended. Among the ten most wanted, were Ramzi Yousef ringleader of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Eric Rudolph the Atalantic Olympics bomber, the man who murdered Martin Luther King Jr, James Earl Ray and serial killer Ted Bundy


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