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Invasive species of ant eradicated from Lord Howe Island on Australian Geographic

Scientists were particularly concerned about the impact the ants were having on the Lord Howe seabirds and the island’s iconic stick insects. However, by using ant baits, the scientists were able to begin ridding the island of the pest before the any damage became fatal.

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Today, I have read an article”.
Fine phrases:
1. Be good to others even though they cannot and they do not.Because one day they will realise the importance of valuing other people. Doing good to other people will open their eyes.And would enable and inspire them to do so. If you cannot see the light, be the light.
2.Sometimes,life is about risking everything for a dream no one can see but you. In the end, you have to let them see the things that you are fighting for.And show them how worthy it is for a risk.

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By the economist: For the past quarter century America’s approach to China has been founded on a belief in convergence. Political and economic integration would not just make China wealthier, they would also make it more liberal, pluralistic and democratic. There were crises, such as a face-off in the Taiwan Strait in 1996 or the downing of a spy-plane in 2001. But America cleaved to the conviction that, with the right incentives, China would eventually join the world order as a “responsible stakeholder”.

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I read a BBCnews today.

A "black box" flight data recorder from Lion Air flight JT 610 has been found by divers off the coast of Indonesia.
A diver told reporters on board one of the search and rescue vessels scouring the Java Sea: "We dug and we got the black box."
The diver, identified as Hendra, said the box had been buried in debris on the sea floor, Reuters reports.

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One of following conditions is patients that must be permanent Australia residents.

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Remember the day I borrowed your brand

new car and dented it?

I thought you'd kill me, but you didn't.

And remember the time I dragged you to the beach,

and you said it would rain, and it did?

I thought you'd say, "I told you so." But you didn't.

Do you remember the time I flirted with all

the guys to make you jealous, and you were?

I thought you'd leave, but you didn't.

Do you remember the time I spilled strawberry pie

all over your car rug?

I thought you'd hit me, but you didn't.

And remember the time I forgot to tell you the dance

was formal and you showed up in jeans?

I thought you'd drop me, but you didn't.

Yes, there were lots of things you didn't do.

But you put up with me, and loved me, and protected me.

There were lots of things I wanted to make up to you

when you returned from Vietnam.

But you didn't.

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I continue to read the novel”twilight”
Fine phrases:
1.When life offers you a dream so far beyond any of your expectations, it’s not reasonable to grieve when it comes to an end.
2.This isn't the time to make hard fast decision, it is the time to make mistakes. Change mind and change again, because nothing is permanent. So make as many mistakes as you can.

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Some interesting describes are the:He wanted all to lie in an ecstasy of peace; I wanted all to sparkle and dance in a glorious jubilee. I said his heaven would be only half alive; and he said mine would be drunk: I said I should fall asleep in his; and he said he could not breathe in mine.

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I am reading Optimism and Health

Optimism is a piece of equipment that carried us through millennia of setbacks.

there is no guarantee that optimism will insulate you from the crunch’s worst effects, but the best strategy is still to keep smiling and thank your lucky stars.

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source from daily mail
Australia's real estate plunge is now worse than it was during the late 1980s with house prices falling at an even more rapid pace despite record low interest rates.

The news was worse in one part of Australia's biggest city, where property values plunged by 14.4 per cent in just one year as other parts of Sydney and Melbourne also copped double-digit price drops.

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“Waratah: 4 things you didn’t know about the iconic flower“ on Australian Geographic

With its bulbous, crimson flower head, green, razored leaves and long stem, it’s possible the waratah has adorned more Australian paraphernalia than any other flower: from stamps, all the way through to tea towels and belts.

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I am reading “Ideas of home and ownership in Australia might explain the neglect of renters’ rights” today
This normalisation of home ownership is reflected in the “Great Australian Dream”, the belief that it’s the best way to achieve financial security.

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I read a news in BBC.
The title is "Jin Yong: The 'Tolkien of Chinese literature' dies at 94"

Novelist Louis Cha, who wrote under the name Jin Yong, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Hong Kong at the age of 94.

He had become a household name across many Chinese-speaking parts of Asia, having sold millions of books and inspiring a whole genre of TV shows, comics and even video games.

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i read a BBC NEWS.

In an interview with Axios, President Trump claimed that he was working on an end to birthright citizenship, the 150-year-old principle that says anyone born on US soil is an American citizen.

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Today, I have read an article named “dreams”
Fine phrases:
1.When you believe in yourself, it fuels your creativity. Your ambitions and your motivation to do things. It also helps you to take a leap of faith when it comes to going after what it is that you truly desire.
1.Do not give up when you still have something to give. Nothing is really over until the moment you stop trying. It is a fragile thread that binds us to each other.

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I have read an artlcle”Little things in life”.
Fine phrases:
1.We are responsible for our life. And nobody else. Although all success requires the assistance and cooperation of others, our success can never be left to anyone else. Luck is not a strategy.
2.The best kind of friend is the kind you can sit on a porch swing with, never say a word, and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation you ’ve ever had.

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Ｉread “Philip Hammond finds the magic money tree”today
Across the OBR’s forecast period, which runs to 2023, Britain’s public finances are some £60bn healthier than previously believed.

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I read he famous fiction:A Tale of Two Cities

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age offoolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity,it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way

by Charles  Dickens

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I read “Australia’s top 10 ghost towns” on “Australian Geographic”.

The town’s demise coincided with the collapse of copper prices in 1920. The major buildings in the town were abolished and by 1960 the once bustling train line ceased to exist. A population of around 1500 in 1913, by 2006 it was home to merely 209, and was not recorded in the most recent census.

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I read “Experts weigh in on the Whitsundays shark encounters” on “Australian Geographic”.

“The situation that two people got bitten within 24 hours is very unusual,” says Barbara Wueringer, a zoologist and founder of Sharks and Rays Australia, a Queensland-based research organisation. “Something out of the ordinary must have attracted the sharks to the area and at the same time stimulated them to bite potential prey that looks nothing like their normal prey.”

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I read “Angela Merkel will step down as head of her party” today.Germany’s most recent chancellors have all been pushed out of office, after clinging on to power too long.

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Men are from Mars Women are from Venus
Had our parents learned to communicate lovingly,without suppressing negative feelings,we as children would have been safe to discover and explore our own negative reactions and feelings through trial and error.Through positive role models we could have learned successfully how to communicate-especially our difficult feelings,we would have gradually learned to express our feelings respectfully and appropriately.If this had been the case,we would not need the Love Letter Technique.

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I still read something about characterization :

Fifty years ago there was a shepherd's cottage on one of Casterbridge, but it was unusual for travellers topass this way .There was no road ,just two footpaths which crossed in front of the cottage door .During the long winters ,snow and rain fell heavily here ,which made travelling difficult.

THE THREE STRANGERS by Thomas Hardy

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Title: Indonesia plane crash; flight JT610 plunges into waters off Jakarta

A passenger plane carrying 189 people has crashed into the sea off Jakarta minutes after taking off on a domestic flight to an Indonesian tin-mining region. Lion Air flight JT610, travelling from Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang on the island of Bangka, lost contact with air traffic control about 13 minutes after it took off, shortly after its pilot had asked to turn back to base. Flight data showed it made a sudden, sharp dive into the sea

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I continue to read the novel”twilight”
Fine phrases:
1.The forest encroached on both sides, leaving the road ahead only discernible for a few meters as it twisted, serpentlike, around the ancient trees.
2.Surely it was a good way to die, in the place of someone else, someone I loved. Noble, even. That ought to count for something.

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I am reading The Motor Car

This dependence on motor vehicles has given rise to major problems, including environmental pollution, depletion of oil resources, traffic congestion and safety.
This concentration of vehicles makes air quality in urban areas unpleasant and sometimes dangerous to breathe.

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i read a BBC news ,the title is "

Jair Bolsonaro: Far-right candidate wins Brazil poll "

With almost all of the votes counted, Mr Bolsonaro has 55% of the votes against 45% for Fernando Haddad from the left-wing Workers' Party.

Mr Bolsonaro campaigned on a promise to eradicate corruption and to drive down Brazil's high crime levels.

The election campaign has been deeply divisive. Each camp argued that victory for the other could destroy Brazil.

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I am reading 'They were offering false hope': Kerryn Phelps accuses government of breaking byelection vows today
And I found “The independent’s shock win in the blue-ribbon electorate once held by Malcolm Turnbull has robbed the government of its majority in Parliament, and suggests the Coalition is on course for a crushing defeat at next year’s election.”🧐

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I read “The daddy longlegs myth that we keep falling for” on “Australian Geographic”.

It’s thought that the daddy longlegs has made of a legend of itself due to its ability to crush a redback spider in a one-on-one battle. Because surely a spider that can fell one of Australia’s most feared species must outrank it on the venom scale, right?

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I Read "Right and left-handedness in humans"

In the 1860s the French surgeon and anthropologist, Dr Paul Broca, made the remarkable finding that patients who had lost their powers of speech as a result of a stroke (a blood clot in the brain) had paralysis of the right half of their body.

According to Brinkman, as the brain evolved, one side became specialised for fine control of movement (necessary for producing speech) and along with this evolution came right- hand preference.

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I am reading Cofessions of a Wild Child  and   Here today, gone tomorrow

Then she snaps off the lights with an omious flourish and the two women make a stern exit.

The Arctic and Antarctica are now within reach of the modern tourist, with many going to see these icy wildernesses before it's too late.

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After suicide: What happens when your older brother takes his own life.

This evocative scene, featuring young lives cut short, had really touched a nerve with her.
The fact is these questions are, most likely, the least uppermost in the minds of those who take their own lives. And accepting that is key to living with the lifelong membership of the secret society no one wants to belong to.

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BBCNEWS: Oxford-Cambridge Arc: Row over central England mega-plan

A new expressway would also shorten journey times from East to West.
Mr Grayling told BBC News: "If we don't improve road connections in what is a busy part of the country, the existing roads will become more and more congested. There will also be local transport improvements."
Asked whether it was possible for the UK to continue expanding transport systems in the light of climate change obligations

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I read “Pride and Prejudice” today. Some interesting introduction about the protagonist Mr. Darcy caught my attention. That is: His friend Mr. Darcy soon drew the attention of the room by his fine, tall person, handsome features, noble mien, and the report which was in general circulation within five minutes after his entrance, of his having ten thousand a year.

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Charpter 4 from Men are from Mars Women are from Venus
The process of giving to others prepared them for the wisdom of self-esteem.Through giving to others they came to see that others truly were worthy of receiving,and thus they began to see that everyone deserved to be loved.Then,finally,they saw that they too deserved to received.

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I read “Here’s how to design cities where people and nature can both flourish”

Building nature into the urban fabric

In contrast to traditional approaches to conserving urban biodiversity, biodiversity-sensitive urban design (BSUD) aims to create urban environments that make a positive onsite contribution to biodiversity.

The conversation.com

Georgia Garrard

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Recently I am reading a novel called Alice’s adventures in wonderland. Today I read the third chapter : A caucus race and a long tale.
1. I move that meeting adjourn, for the immediate adoption of more energetic remedies.
2. We beg your acceptance of this elegant thimble.  (I like this one!)
3. Let this be a lesson  to you never to lose your temper!

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BBCNEWS:

Pittsburgh shooting: What we know so far

The synagogue is in Pittsburgh's east-end Squirrel Hill area, which has a large Jewish community dating back to the 1920s.

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Today I read some translations of Classical Chinese poetry. I think that the most important thing in translating Chinese poems is carrying out the different principles and flexible strategies in order to combine different countries’ culture
Fine phrases:
1.Some of us get dipped in flat, some in satin, some in gloss. But every once in a while you find someone who's iridescent, and when you do, nothing will ever compare.
2.Let life be beautiful like summer folwers and death like autumn leaves.

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And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood,and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ----Robert Frost : The road not taken

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The extinction crisis: Australians call for a radical re-haul of environmental laws

1.We have the ability to spend money on conservation. We’re relatively politically stable as well, compared to many other countries in the world. And yet despite those two things going in our favour, we’ve had massive losses of biodiversity in the last couple of hundred years since European arrival.
2.Fifty animal species and 60 plant species at minimum have become extinct, including 30 mammals. That’s 35 per cent of global mammal extinctions. That’s a massive number.

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The earthquake struck at 1.54 am in the Ionian sea, around 30 miles off the coast of Zante and sent out tremors felt as far afield as Libya, Italy, Malta and Albania.

There were fears that the quake may trigger a tsunami and British holidaymakers have said they are terrified and want to leave as soon as possible.

Tremors damaged a 15th-century monastery on the nearby islands of Strofades, local media in Zakynthos reported. They also left large cracks in the port of Zakynthos, though authorities there said operations would continue as usual.

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Amazon’s ambitious drive into digital-advertising
It has pushed beyond retailing into fields as varied as electronic books, private-label goods and cloud computing, as well as online video.

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i watched 《Inception》
Here are some excellent sentences:

1.The moment's passed. Whatever I do I can't change this moment. I'm about to call out to them. They run away. If I'm ever going to see their faces I've gotta get back home. The real world.

2.You're waiting for a train, a train that will take you far away. You know where you hope this train will take you, but you can't know for sure. But it doesn't matter,now tell me why - because we'll be together.

3.So do you want to take a leap of faith or become an old man, filled with regret, waiting to die alone?

4.downwards is the only way backwards

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1.More than three decades after it was built, the Pompidou Centre in Paris has survived its moment at the edge of architectural fashion and proved itself to be one of the most remarkable buildings of the 20th century.

2.This did much to overcome the secretive nature of the architectural culture of its time, as it enabled wider audience to appreciate the style and content of the building and so moved away from the strictly professional view.

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i watched a movie named 《Inception》。i learned lots of new words .
For example:
1. You have lived up to your reputation.
2.we cannot work based solely on rumor,can we？
3.we could grow old together.
4.take a leap of faith

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Music: Language We All Speak

1.While language has long been considered essential to unlocking the mechanisms of human intelligence, music is generally treated as an evolutionary frippery - mere "auditory cheesecake"
2.musicologists have long emphasised that while each culture stamps a special identity onto its music, music itself has some universal qualities.

Hey everyone!  (not just Jason)  I found an interesting site about this - Take a quiz and see if you can guess if the music is a dance song, a love song, a healing song or a lullaby.  There are 8 questions... I got 7 correct.  How bout you?

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A new study suggests you have a universal translator for music in your head. No matter where it's from, or how it's produced, humans can understand the meaning and purpose of music.

Travelling around the world - or even around Canada - you can hear the enormous variety of music. There's music for dancing, for celebrating, music for mourning, contemplative music, quiet lullabies, and music that tells stories and set the mood. There's music played on everything from jugs to nose flutes to electronic equipment of incredible complexity. And each part of the world has its own traditions of instrumentation, singing, and subject matter.
Testing musical listening
But a new study suggests that despite this enormous variation, humans understand the basics of music, no matter where its from, pretty much universally. Two researchers from Harvard University, Dr. Samuel Mehr, Director of the Music Lab in the Department of Psychology, and Manvir Singh, a PhD student in Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard, collaborated on the study.

They recruited 750 listeners from 60 countries, and played brief snippets - only 14 seconds - of different types of music from 86 different traditions. The music came from mostly small-scale societies, including hunter-gatherers and subsistence farmers, representing a broad sampling of different regions and cultures. The listeners were then asked to identify the purpose of the music from several different categories. For example, they had to identify whether it was a love song, a lullaby, or dance music.
Everyone, everywhere, gets music
Despite having no familiarity with the traditions of the music they were listening to, the volunteers were able, with remarkable accuracy, to identify the purpose of those random 14-second song excerpts. This suggests that not only is music universal among human cultures, but important signatures of emotional content and intent are universal as well.

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Take the quiz that shows the universal qualities of music | CBC Radio

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A new study suggests you have a universal translator for music in your head. No matter where it's from, or how it's produced, humans can understand the meaning and purpose of music. Travelling around the world - or even around Canada - you can hear the enormous variety of music.

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10/27

I read”Why we need to reconnect with the night sky” from “Australian Geographic”

1. Just like forests, deserts and oceans, the night sky is a type of wilderness that inspires and excites, but it’s under threat.

2. We don’t want to switch off all the lights and make it unsafe for people to walk and drive around cities, rather I’d like to see shielded lights that shine downwards, like they do in many places around the world. There are designs available to us, it isn’t rocket science. If people get behind campaigns to actually create good lighting in public spaces, we’d all be better off.

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i read a news from BBC ,which title is "

China says Trump should swap iPhone for Huawei amid bugging claim"

The report in the New York Times said that China, and Russia, were intercepting calls made on Mr Trump's personal iPhone to try to gain an insight into his thinking.

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying gave a humorous response at a news conference on Thursday.

"Reading this report, I feel that today in the United States there really are some people who are doing their utmost to win best script at the Oscars," she said.

And she suggested a handset from one of China's biggest phone manufacturers might be more secure.

"If they are really very worried about Apple phones being bugged, then they can change to using Huawei.

"If they are still not at ease, then in order to have an entirely secure device, they can stop using all forms of modern communication devices and cut off all ties with the outside world," she said.

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I read the BBC news today. Some information about Yemen’s war.There are eighteen million people in the county who we consider to be food insecure. There are eight and half million people who every single day they wake up, they have no idea where their next meal will come from. These people faced the grave risk of famine and starvation. If the war continues, there are twelve to thirteen million civilians who are at risk of dying from the lack of food.

Neo- I did not know about the situation in Yeman.  ...very sad....
There is good language in your text that would have been useful when writing about issues such as the refugee crisis and poverty.... I have highlighted some of the words/phrases.

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I read “How a daily 10 minutes exercise could boost your happiness!”
With just six simple steps, this programme could enhance your well-being in less time than it takes to drink a cup of coffee.

Much of the programme builds on a vast amount of scientific research showing that taking a little time to reappraise your day in these ways can slowly shift your mindset so that you eventually find more happiness in your life. When we feel low, it can be easy to overlook the things that are going right – and keeping this journal brings them to the forefront of your attention.

Lilian, where did you find this article.  Can you post the link?  I am curious about the 6 simple steps.

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Reading from dailymail
Good parenting is more important than a good school to a child’s academic success, according to a study.

Youngsters (a useful synonym for children!) do best when their parents help them with homework, emphasise the importance of education and attend school events, researchers found.  (good examples of parallel form - same grammar - in a sentence.  notice parents help / emphasise / attend - all simple present)

Children with supportive parents – even if they attend poor quality schools – tend to outperform pupils at good schools whose parents take little interest in their education.

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I continue reading the novel “Twilight”.
Fine phrases:
1.I knew that if I'd never gone to Forks, I wouldn't be facing death now. But, terrified as I was, I couldn't bring myself to regret the decision. When life offers you a dream so far beyond any of your expectations, it's not reasonable to grieve when it comes to an end.
2.I'd never given much thought to how I would die — though I'd had reason enough in thelast few months — but even if I had, I would not have imagined it like this.

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I have also been looking at the Sculpture by the Sea posts.  I especially like the following phrase from Breta:
"the voice of wind is too loud"

It is quite poetic to refer to 'the voice of the wind'

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From TV Week Close Up November 2018
In conversation with Jim Carrey
Q:You're a comedian,but this show（Kidding） is also sad.What's your take on depression and sadness and if there should be a silver lining？ A:Well,there's always a silver lining.There's always everything at once in the same place,depending on what angle you're looking at from.So heaven and hell are in this room.
Q:How have you battled your own demons？ A:You handle them in different ways.Sometimes you escape and sometimes you deal with them.To me,all the dark forces or whatever experiences that had happened always led to either a serious recalibration of where you are or an appreciation for what is good.So we are all experiencing the same thing.We are all getting pounded.

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Harry Potter
1.There is no shame in what you are feeling,Harry.On the contrary,the fact that you can feel pain like this is your greatest strength suffering like this proves you are still a man! This pain is part of being human.
2.I do not want it ,nor need it.But I need some laughter.We may all need some laughter. I have a feeling that we will soon need a laugh more than usual.
3.The past will always come and we will accept it.

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I read the science news.
The title is 'Recording of mother's voice more effective than smoke alarm, study finds'.
Sleeping children three times more likely to wake to voice recording than to loud beeping.
In addition, some of familiar sounds, such as dogs barking, are more effective than loud beeping.

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From TV Week Close Up November 2018
In conversation with Jim Carrey
Q:You're a comedian,but this show（Kidding） is also sad.What's your take on depression and sadness and if there should be a silver lining？
A:Well,there's always a silver lining.There's always everything at once in the same place,depending on what angle you're looking at from.So heaven and hell are in this room.
Q:How have you battled your own demons？
A:You handle them in different ways.Sometimes you escape and sometimes you deal with them.To me,all the dark forces or whatever experiences that had happened always led to either a serious recalibration of where you are or an appreciation for what is good.So we are all experiencing the same thing.We are all getting pounded.

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I read “The best way to boost the economy is to improve the lives of deprived students”.
Fine phrases:
What if we had an opportunity to double the size of the tourism industry, or to quadruple the size of the beef industry, or to boost the economy by more than any of the presently proposed tax switches?

What if we could do it while permanently improving the lives of disadvantaged young people?
The conversation
Rechard Holden

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10/26

I read ”Australia’s 10 most dangerous snakes” on “Australians Geographic”.

Fine phrases:

Snakes don’t perceive humans as food and they don’t aggressively bite things out of malice. Their venom is used to subdue prey that would otherwise be impossible for a snake to eat.

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let's go bats

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The muder that changed Americ

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《She walks in beauty》
Thus mellowed to that tender light
Which heave

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Haonan  I am reading “Who really discovered New Zealand?”

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Haonan  I am reading “Who really discovered New Zealand?”

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king solomon's mines book

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26/10/18 From BBC News
why you don't really have a type？

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Young

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I read 'Indian law school offers course on Harry Potter universe'.
Article introduce about the course in Kolkata will examine the 'interface between fantasy fiction literature and law'.

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Haonan

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Serafina
The plight of NSW koalas
The number of koalas in NSW is plummeting because of road collisions,dog attacks and land clearing.

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It’s one of those families that does not cost anything,you can just stand there with someone who means something to you

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I am reading “Australian Geographic”

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I am reading Confession of a wild child
They're like trains--one rolls out, another rolls in. DON'T sweat it.

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why India needs to worry about climate change

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I am reading 'The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo'.
I will post some 'fine phrases' tonight

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A partial description of the girl with the dragon tatoo:
Sometimes she wore black lipstick, and in spite of the tattoos and the pierced nose and eyebrows she was… well… attractive. It was inexplicable.

Larsson, Stieg. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (Millennium Series) (p. 35). Quercus. Kindle Edition.

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I read “We cannot ignore the reality of what’s happening around us ”today.

The World Bank found that there will be increasing rates of disease as average temperatures rise, increasingly destructive storms as oceans get warmer and weather patterns become more severe, and the intrusion of saltwater on agriculture, which will harm local farmland. I think this phrase can be as an evidence in my essay when essay talk about climate change in the future.