Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Guess
Final Exam
Thursday, June 5, 2008
7 questions of Myopia
When I was fourteen years old. STEPHEN
2. What kind of inconvenience that glasses bring to your life?
It is very inconvinient when playing sports. It's very easy to be destroyed. NICK
3. Do you know what causes myopia?
Gene and environment. STEVEN
4. Do you know how to prevent myopia?
Relax your eyes when you feel tired. JAMES
5. What do you do to improve your eye health?
Watch more green plant. JOHNSON6. If you are near-sighted, will you try eye surgery? Why or why not?
NO. Because I think it may cause crisis. RENNY
7. When you have your children in the future, what would you do to improve your children’s eye health?
Let him watch more TV. Let him relax his eyes after thirty minutes. SPENSER
Thursday, May 29, 2008
The Situation of Myopia in Taiwan ver.2
The most severe questions in Taiwan now must be Myopia and Obesity.
Moreover, Myopia spread widely between any age of people. According to
experiment report of National Central University, there are about 84 percent of
college students are suffer from Myopia in 2006. Of course these two years the statistics become more severe. In fact, the psychological reasons leads to Myopia are loss flexibility of lens in our eyes. However, the most direct reason to cause Myopia is bad habits to use eyes.
The reason leads to Myopia is that if you stared at a certain thing too long, a tissue in our eyes calls lens will lose its flexibility. As time goes by, the tissue can never be back to its original shape. This is how Myopia happens.
However, it is not the direct reason to cause Myopia. I regard the direct reason are as follows. First of all, the improvement of technology should be blame. Why? Because it makes students spend their leisure time
Monday, May 26, 2008
Mature
Thoughts
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Free writing
Feelings
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Recently
Seasons of Love
Seasons of Love
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
Five hundred twenty-five thousand moments so dear
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
How do you measure-measure in a year?
In daylight-in sunsets In midnight-in cups of coffee
In inches-in miles In laughter-in strife
In five hundred twenty-five thoudand six hundred minutes
How do you measure A year of life?
How about love?
Measure in love
Season of love.....
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
Five hundred twenty-five thousand journeys to plan
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
How do you measure the live of a woman or a man?
In truth that she learned or in times that he cried
In bridges he burned or the way that she died
It's time now to sing out
Though the story never ends
Let's celebrate Remember a year in the life of friend
Remember the love measure in love
Seasons of love....
In diapers-report cards
In sports wheel-in speeding tickets
In contracts-dollars
In funerals-in births
In five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
How do you figure a last year on earth?
Remember the love.....
Seasons of love....
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How do you measure your time? Moreover, how do you measure your life?Everyone may have different answer. But this song, which is from the movie "Rent", it regards that the answer is "Love". To make it more clear, love stands for fragments of beautiful memory, and that is the only thing you can remember after several decades. Therefore, measuring a year by seasons of love is the bestway! I was deeply moved by its lyrics and melody since I heard it the first time. It is a great song, and now I share it with you.
Monday, March 31, 2008
My English Blog!!
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Comparison of two ads
Outline:
Topic Sentence: The two ads have same ways and different ways to achieve the advertising effect.
Main point A: the left picture
Evidence:
1. using unreasonable effect to make expression (same)
2. point at the stability (different)
3. way of presenting (different)
Main point B: the right picture
Evidence:
1. using unreasonable effect to make expression (same)
2. point at the speed and efficiency (different)
3. way of presenting (different)
Concluding sentence: Every advertisement have the same purpose--- to make impression on consumers, but they will be presented by unlimited ways, that is why the advertisements are always attractive.
The two ads have same ways and different ways to achieve the advertising effect. We can look at them one by one.
From the first picture, we can see a box of poker was sent to the destination barely moved. It seems very unreasonable in the real life, but it does make a deep impression on our mind and successfully achieve the effect to advertise. On the other hand, this advertisement use a kind of positive and direct way to brag about its stability.
From the other picture, we can see a fire engine go out from a Fedex truck to put out the fire. Also, it seems impossible to happen. How could a fire engine in a Fedex truck? How could a delivery service faster than fire fighter? They also spared no effort bragging about the speed and efficiency. However, it does make everyone realize what they want to express and reach the purpose of advertising. Regarding the ways of presenting, different from the straight forward way of advertising, picture B uses a kind of ironic way to give a sharp comparison of lack of efficiency fire engine and indirectly make people realize the speed that the delivery service have.
Every advertisement have the same purpose--- to make impression on consumers, but they will be presented by unlimited ways, that is why the advertisements are always attractive.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Assignment of Refrences----Avian Flu
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. (2005). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.cdc.gov/flu/cht/
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.jhsph.edu/flu
KidsHealth website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/general/sick/avian_flu.html
Nature website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.nature.com/avianflu/index.html
Public Health News Center website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from
http://www.jhsph.edu/flu
State of Delaware website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/avianflu.html
US Travel State website. (2008). Retrieved March 30 , 2008 from
http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/health/health_1181.html
VDH(Virginia Department of health) website. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/PandemicFlu/AvianFlu.asp
yalegloba lwebsite. (2008). Retrieved March 30, 2008 from
http://yaleglobal.yale.edu/reports/avianflu.jsp