歌名：No Matter
歌手名：Ken

and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,
and no matter where you sleep,
I still dream of you,
if I ever find someone whose heart is true,
it will never be the same as loving you,
and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,

girl I remember,
the day you walked out of my life,
you just ran away,
you didn't tell no reason why,
you have to go,
and now I feel something real that you should know,

can you imagine this,
you can call me up late at night,
I'll pick you up in my ride,
and we can talk about our memories,
tell me what I'm suppose to do,
when I can't handle loving you,
and keep alive my fantasies

and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,
and no matter where you sleep,
I still dream of you,
if I ever find someone whose heart is true,
it will never be the same as loving you,
and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,

and can you remember,
all the loving nights we had,
warm and tender,
I still hear the words you said,
I love you so,
if it was real,
then what's the deal,
I need to know,

can you imagine this,
you can call me up late at night,
I'll pick you up in my ride,
and we can talk about our memories,
tell me what am I suppose to do,
when I can't handle loving you,
and keep alive my fantasies

and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,
and no matter where you sleep,
I still dream of you,
if I ever find someone who's heart is true,
it will never be the same as loving you,
and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you,
and no matter where you sleep,
I still dream of you,
if I ever find someone whose heart is true,
it will never be the same as loving you,
and no matter who'll you love,
I'm still loving you

Reference: http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/97457707.html?si=2

Ivy: 中国人说英语实词虚词都习惯重读

keywords: 断续和停连，重音，语调，节奏

MOP: 澳门币，葡币。

unfriend – verb – To remove someone as a ‘friend’ on a social networking site such as Facebook.

As in, “I decided to unfriend my roommate on Facebook after we had a fight.”

“It has both currency and potential longevity,” notes Christine Lindberg, Senior Lexicographer for Oxford’s US dictionary program. “In the online social networking context, its meaning is understood, so its adoption as a modern verb form makes this an interesting choice for Word of the Year. Most “un-” prefixed words are adjectives (unacceptable, unpleasant), and there are certainly some familiar “un-” verbs (uncap, unpack), but “unfriend” is different from the norm. It assumes a verb sense of “friend” that is really not used (at least not since maybe the 17th century!). Unfriend has real lex-appeal.”

Wondering what other new words were considered for the New Oxford American Dictionary 2009 Word of the Year? Check out the list below.

Technology

hashtag – a # [hash] sign added to a word or phrase that enables Twitter users to search for tweets (postings on the Twitter site) that contain similarly tagged items and view thematic sets

intexticated – distracted because texting on a cellphone while driving a vehicle

netbook – a small, very portable laptop computer with limited memory

paywall – a way of blocking access to a part of a website which is only available to paying subscribers

sexting – the sending of sexually explicit texts and pictures by cellphone

Economy

freemium – a business model in which some basic services are provided for free, with the aim of enticing users to pay for additional, premium features or content

funemployed – taking advantage of one’s newly unemployed status to have fun or pursue other interests

zombie bank – a financial institution whose liabilities are greater than its assets, but which continues to operate because of government support

Politics and Current Affairs

Ardi – (Ardipithecus ramidus) oldest known hominid, discovered in Ethiopia during the 1990s and announced to the public in 2009

birther – a conspiracy theorist who challenges President Obama’s birth certificate

choice mom – a person who chooses to be a single mother

death panel – a theoretical body that determines which patients deserve to live, when care is rationed

teabagger -a person, who protests President Obama’s tax policies and stimulus package, often through local demonstrations known as “Tea Party” protests (in allusion to the Boston Tea Party of 1773)

Environment

brown state – a US state that does not have strict environmental regulations

green state – a US state that has strict environmental regulations

ecotown - a town built and run on eco-friendly principles

Novelty Words

deleb – a dead celebrity

tramp stamp – a tattoo on the lower back, usually on a woman

From: http://blog.oup.com/2009/11/unfriend/

married?
62. Have you ever wished to be one of the opposite sexes? Why (why not)?
63. What would you do if your next-door neighbor were noisy nearly all the time?
64. Do you have a lot of friend?
65. What does friendship mean to you? What kind of people do you make friend with?
66. What is your major?
67. How do you like your major?
68. When and where did you graduate? What qualifications have you obtained?
69. Do you still remember your school days?
70. What impressed you most when you were at university?
71. Which is the best university in your country?
72. Could you sum up your own study habits in a few points?
73. What do you think of the practice of setting up key schools in primary and secondary school education in China?
74. Do you think the subjects you are studying today are relevant to present-day society? Why?
75. What do you think education should be? Should it be a process of learning what is useful for your future life or should it

be simply learning for enjoyment? Why?
76. What do you do for a living?
77. What do you do in the office every day?
78. Since your job seems too professional to me, could you explain it in detail?
79. What are your job prospects?
80. If you had the opportunity to change your job, what would you do with it?
81. Do you have any ambitious?
82. Will any possible future changes affect your job in any way?
83. What are your spare time interests?
84. How do you spend your weekends?
85. What is your favorite sport? What are the rules?
86. What is the most popular sport in your country?
87. What are the sporting facilities like in your university/Beijing?
88. What do you know about Qigong? Do you believe in Qigong?
89. What do you do in your spare time?
90. Do you often read newspapers? If not, why ones do you read?
91. What do you think of computer?
92. Do you think computer has changed our life so much?
93. Do you often go to the cinema/theatre?
94. What kind of films do you like best?
95. Do you often watch TV? What is your favorite program?
96. Do you think watching TV too much is a waste of time?
97. What kind of music do you enjoy?
98. Who is your favorite film star? Will you describe him/her to me?
99. Do you enjoy traveling?
100. Where have you been traveling to? Which place interested you most?
101. Do you smoking?
102. Do you think smoking is a problem that needs special attention and has to be solved? If so, why?
103. What do you know about XXX?
104. What problem do you think you will have in XXX?
105. How will you overcome the difficulties?
106. Do you think you will be able to cope with English-demands of your intended study program in XXX?
107. What difficulties do you think you’ll encounter in your studies in XXX?
108. Can you imagine what life in Britain/Canada/Australia/London, etc. would be like?
109. How will you fare in Britain/Canada/Australia, etc. without your family?
110. What do you intend to study?
111. Which university are you going to study at?
112. Why did you choose this university?
113. Where are you going to study in XXX?
114. What are you plans in XXX?
115. What is your research proposal all about?
116. What do you hope for most from your study abroad?
117. Will your study abroad help your job prospects after come back to China?
118. Should you study more theory or do more practice? Give your reasons, please.
119. What kind of differences in the cultures are you expecting between China and the XXX?
120. How will your study in Britain benefit your work in China when you come back to China?
121. What do you intend to do after you finish studying?
122. What will be your main problem when you are study in a foreign country?
123. What problem can you foresee in the future when you come back to China?
124. Will there be any adjustment problems in your life when you come back to China? If so, what are they?
125. Will you have to make any changes in your work/life when you come back to China?
126. Do you think there will be a gap between your knowledge gained in China and the level of knowledge you are going to

encounter on arrival? If so, what will it be?
127. What do you think of the future of China keeps an open policy?
128. What do you regard as the most significant events in your country’s recent history?
129. Are there any special places you want to see in Canada? What are they?
130. What do you especially want to do in Canada?
131. How do you like your life in XXX University?
132. What do you think of the training in the university?
133. In what way do you think university training is helpful or falls short?
134. What aspect of English do you find the most difficult?
135. Do you find American English easier to understand than Britain English?
136. What sports are played in your country?
137. Could you describe the traditional architecture of your country?
138. What role dose religion play in everyday life in your country?
139. What would you regard as the most significant events in your country’s recent history?
140. How aware do you think people are nowadays about environmental issues?
141. Could you tell me why you chose to study at the University of XXX?
142. What role does tourism play in your country’s economy?
143. How serious is unemployment in your country?
144. In your opinion, what are the most serious problems associated with modern life?
145. What do you think have been the most important changes in your field over the past 5 years?
146. What are you going to major in?
147. Are you going to do your own cooking when you are at university?
148. Some local students feel that overseas students get preferential treatment. What is your opinion?
149. Do you think you will be able to cope with the English-language demands of your intended program?
150. What do you think are the main causes of road accidents?
151. Do you think the government is doing enough to prevent road accidents?
152. As there are more and more private cars, what do you think the government should do in order to encourage citizens to use

public transport?
153. How do you see yourself in ten years’ time?
154. Have you ever thought to have your own business?
155. What business do you hope to have?
156. Do you know about any policies about opening a business abroad?
157. What are your plans for your future?
158. Why do you think there are more and more people leaving to immigrate to other countries?
159. Is it good for China that so many people are going to other countries?
160. Will your life change a lot after you immigrate to XXX?
161. What will you do if you are ill abroad?
162. Do you know what to do in case of emergency?
163. What will do if you cannot find a job in XXX?
164. Why do you want to immigrate to XXX?
165. What will you do after the IELTS test?
166. What will do if you fail the IELTS test?
167. What is your dream job?
168. How long have you been learning English?
169. What troubles you most at the moment?
170. Does your family support your decision on going XXX? What help do they offer?

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[ti:a little bit]
[ar:jessica simpson]
[al:]
[00:10.50]I'm not the kind of girl to sit out on sidelines,
[00:12.89]The kind of girl who doesn't say it straight from her mind.
[00:15.48]You're gonna know all that I'm feeling on the inside.
[00:18.02]I ain't into games, I don't wanna waste.
[00:21.02]Any time and all the energy we could spend,
[00:23.14]Being together boy forever you're my best friend.
[00:25.77]I Got a little problem that I can't mend,
[00:28.29]You have been taking me for granted you.
[00:30.28]
[00:31.05]I don't wanna walk away from what we have, and you know it.
[00:35.98]I'm not telling you all of this to make you mad.
[00:41.53]It's not about whose right or wrong.
[00:44.27]It's not about whose weak or strong.
[00:46.61]It's about what I need to make this last.
[00:50.76]
[00:51.39]A little more time, a little less wait.
[00:53.34]A little more heart, a little less break.
[00:56.44]Simple and true, what they say.
[00:58.64]A little bit goes a long way.
[01:01.38]A little less talk, a little more do.
[01:03.53]A little more me, a little less you.
[01:06.05]Baby at the end of the day,
[01:09.26]A little bit goes a long way.
[01:11.29]
[01:13.74]I need your heart.
[01:18.82]I need your love.
[01:21.23]
[01:21.89]Don't wanna end up in a tricky situation,
[01:24.25]So I'm giving you my every indication.
[01:26.78]We can work it out together stop the tension.
[01:29.31]Try to understand, baby where I stand.
[01:32.11]I love you and I'm trying to be gentle,
[01:34.41]So let me break it down for you and make it simple.
[01:36.99]I gave my heart so you know what's essential,
[01:39.47]That you show a little love for me.
[01:42.06]
[01:42.49]I don't wanna walk away or let u go and you know it.
[01:47.07]I'm not telling you all of this to make you sad.
[01:53.12]It's not about the tears we cry.
[01:55.65]It's about how hard we try,
[01:57.96]To give a little more and see the other side.
[02:02.28]
[02:02.88]A little more time, a little less wait.
[02:04.79]A little more heart, a little less break.
[02:07.23]Simple and true, what they say.
[02:09.92]A little bit goes a long way.
[02:12.82]A little less talk, a little more do.
[02:15.04]A little more me, a little less you.
[02:17.60]Baby at the end of the day,
[02:20.80]A little bit goes a long way.
[02:23.05]
[02:25.31]And it hurts me, 'cause I care and I'm telling you why,
[02:32.86]I'm unhappy so if you love me,
[02:38.67]A little bit is not that much to ask to make things right.
[02:46.23]
[02:51.01]Oh yeah, oh yeah, a little bit goes a long, long way
[02:54.81]A little bit, a little bit, a little bit goes a long way.
[03:01.92]A little bit, a little bit, a little bit goes a long way.
[03:04.00]
[03:04.12]A little more time, a little less wait.
[03:06.34]A little more heart, a little less break.
[03:08.91]Simple and true, what they say.
[03:11.96]A little bit goes a long way.
[03:14.28]A little less talk, a little more do.
[03:16.61]A little more me, a little less you.
[03:19.02]Baby at the end of the day,
[03:22.12]A little bit goes a long way.
[03:24.45]
[03:25.16]A little more time, a little less wait.
[03:26.58]A little more heart, a little less break.
[03:29.21]Simple and true, what they say.
[03:31.68]A little bit goes a long way.
[03:34.49]A little less talk, a little more do.
[03:36.67]A little more me, a little less you.
[03:39.36]Baby at the end of the day,
[03:42.50]A little bit goes a long way.

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Second name:It comes second in the order???

Middle name:翻译过来是“中间名字”，通常会是教名或为了纪念谁

Middle initial: 一长串中间名的首字母缩写

Given name:In most European countries and in countries that have cultures predominantly influenced by Europe (North and South America and Australia), the given name usually comes before the family name (though generally not in lists and catalogs), and so is known as a forename or first name.

Christian name:The term Christian name is often used as a general synonym for given name. Strictly speaking, the term applies to a name formally given to a child at an infant baptism or "christening".

Surname / Family name / Last name: 相当于中文名字的“姓”

Family crest:家族徽章或者图腾

Family tree: 族谱

Reference and more:

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_created_the_two-part_naming_system_used_in_biology

http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/14238-english-naming-system.html

http://www.englishforums.com/English/FirstNameSecondNameGivenName-ChristianName/cxhgm/post.htm

http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_name

Middle name - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Given_name#Christian_name

15. First name, middle initial, last name

How to Change Your Name After Marriage | eHow.com

Changing Your Name After Divorce - Free Legal Information - Nolo

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How to File a Legal Name Change | TheLaw.com - Free Legal Help ...

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Choosing a hotel room category can often be a daunting task, especially when you don't know what the individual room-type descriptions mean.

Here is a quick run-down on common room categories in the United States, the Caribbean, Canada and Mexico:

STANDARD (std):This category usually means the most basic roomtype offered by the hotel. It has basic, standard amenities and furnishings. A standard room in a Four Seasons hotel is without question much more deluxe than a standard in, say, a Holiday Inn, but there may be higher categories from which to choose. Standard rooms in hotels with higher categories often have no view or have a poor view over the dumpster or parking lot.

MODERATE (mod):Usually a slight bit better than standard, but still not deluxe. It may refer to the room view as well as the size and type of furnishings offered.

SUPERIOR (sup):This category is always subject to interpretation. It's supposed to mean superior to a standard room in both size and furnishings, but it often refers to just the view. Some hotels have only Superior rooms; the categories then are defined by the view and location of the room.

DELUXE (dlx): These rooms are supposed to be Deluxe in every way: View, location, furnishings and size. In some Caribbean hotels, however, a deluxe room is a lower category than a Superior, so it's wise to question your choice before final booking.

RUN OF HOUSE (roh): This can mean anything the hotel wants it to mean, but typically the interpretation should be "standard room or better at time of check in; any location within the hotel." With the exception of upgrades to suites or junior suites, this category often does not distinguish between Standard, Superior or Deluxe. It does NOT mean, however, best room available at time of check-in.

JUNIOR SUITE (jrste): A "junior" suite is typically a larger room with a separate seating area. Sometimes it's got a small divider between the part of the room that the bed is in and the seating area, but it is not two separate rooms.

SUITE (ste):A Suite is usually two or more rooms clearly defined; a bedroom and a living or sitting room, with a door that closes between them. Many hotels use the word "suite" to define any room with a sofa in it so be sure to check thoroughly if what you really want are the two or more separate rooms.

STUDIO (stu): This is usually configured like a Junior Suite, but has the added advantage of a "kitchenette," or cooking facilities.

Next comes bedding categories. These are usually easier to figure out:

KING (K): A kingsized bed, in U.S. measurements, that would be 72 inches wide by 72 inches long.

CALIFORNIA KING (CK): a kingsized bed that's longer than it is wide: 72 inches wide by 78 inches long.

QUEEN (Q) A bed in U.S. measurements that is 60 inches wide and 72 inches long.

DOUBLE (D) A bed in U.S. measurements that is 54 inches wide and 72 inches long.

TWIN (T) A twin is supposed to be 36 inches wide and 72 inches long, but it can also describe a bed that is as narrow as 32 inces wide. It is also sometimes called a "single."

Reference and more;

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/starwood-preferred-guest/512301-what-does-run-house-mean.html

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_run_of_the_house_mean_when_making_a_hotel_reservation

http://www.holidaycity.com/help/hotelfaq_roomrates.html

酒店预订常识

http://www.sleeping-around.com/practical/hotel_room_types.shtml

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_(classification)

Hotel Classification in an international perspective

Elise Estrada是加拿大温哥华的一名流行歌手。菲律宾裔的Elise Estrada在2006年参加了PInoy流行歌手比赛。她在2007年的单曲 "Insatiable" 获得了加拿大热门榜的第44位。同时她还是2004年的温哥华小姐。

　　Elise Estrada (born July 30, 1987 in Marikina City, Philippines) is a Canadian pop singer from Vancouver. Of Filipino descent, Estrada competed in the Pinoy Pop Superstar competition in 2006.

　　Her 2007 debut single "Insatiable" reached number 44 in Canadian Hot 100 in the summer of 2007. The song was produced by The Beat 94.5's annual talent search competition in Vancouver.

　　Elise is also a former beauty queen, holding the title Miss Vancouver 2004. She was also first runner-up in the Binibining Pilipinas World of Canada Competition.

　　Elise attended Holy Cross Regional High School.

　　Elise won a 2008 Canadian Radio Music Award.

　　Elise's single "Unlove You" made it to number 7 on iTunes top songs on March 22, 2008.

　　Elise has toured with George, Girlicious, Soulja Boy Tell 'Em and 50 Cent.

Lyrcis:

You know, you know

You know that it's torture

The sweetest words you whisper in my ear

'Cause you know what I wanna hear

The way you hold me like it's something real

'Cause you know what I wanna feel

It takes two to lie

One to lie and one to listen

Empty promises are wearin' thin

Ohhh...

Stop

What you're doin' to me

Stop

Like an arrow through me

Stop

This is torture to me

'Cause it's gotta be all or it's nothing at all

I'm tellin' you to stop

This is torture to me

You know that it's torture

I lose control when you're touchin' me

'Cause you know what I really need

But I need more than physicality

So you know how it's gotta be

It takes two to lie

One to lie but I'm done listenin'

If you're heart's half in it then we're finished

Ohhh...

Stop

What you're doin' to me

Stop

Like an arrow through me

Stop

This is torture to me (Torture to me)

'Cause it's gotta be all or it's nothing at all

I'm tellin' you to stop

This is torture to me

You know that it's torture

Can't keep goin' through this

Can't keep on leadin' me on

Why you bein' so elusive?

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You're in or you're out

There's no middle ground

Ohhh... no

It's killin' me, it's killin' me

You know that it's torture (This is torture)

It's killin' me, it's killin' me (It's killin' me)

You know that it's torture

I lose control when you're touchin' me

'Cause you know what I really need

But I need more than physicality

Ohhhh...

Stop

What you're doin' to me (Stop what you're doin' to me)

Stop

Like an arrow through me

Stop

This is torture to me (This is torture to me)

'Cause it's gotta be all or it's nothing at all (Ohhh...)

I'm tellin' you to stop

What you're doin' to me

Stop

Like an arrow through me

Stop

This is torture to me (Torture, torture, you know that it's torture)

'Cause it's gotta be all or it's nothing at all (Nothing at all)

I'm tellin' you to stop

This is torture to me (Torture to me)

You know that it's torture

It's killin' me, it's killin' me

You know that it's torture (Know that it's torture)

It's killin' me, it's killin' me (it's killin' me)

You know that it's torture (Torture)

It's killin' me, it's killin' me

(This is torture to me) You know that it's torture

It's killin' me, it's killin' me (This is torture to me)

You know that it's torture

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Computer and information systems managers plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the activities of organizations that analyze, design, develop, implement, operate and administer computer and telecommunications software, networks and information systems. They are employed throughout the public and private sectors.

Example Titles

EDP (electronic data processing) manager
computer systems manager
data centre manager
data processing director
information systems manager
manager, data processing and systems analysis
manager, management information system (MIS)
manager, software engineering
software development manager
systems development manager

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• communication systems design manager
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• computer projects manager
• computer software design manager
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• computer systems development manager
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• data processing manager
• data processing planning manager
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• information systems manager
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• manager, computer and related services
• manager, computer application development
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• manager, data processing and systems analysis
• manager, data processing planning
• manager, EDP (electronic data processing)
• manager, electronic data processing (EDP)
• manager, information systems
• manager, information technology (IT) implementation
• manager, information technology (IT) integration
• manager, IT (information technology) implementation
• manager, IT (information technology) integration
• manager, management information system (MIS)
• manager, MIS (management information system)
• manager, network design
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• manager, systems – computer systems
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• MIS (management information system) manager
• software development manager
• systems development manager
• systems development manager – computer systems
• systems implementation manager – computer systems
• systems integration manager – computer systems
• systems manager – computer systems
• systems operations manager – computer systems

Main duties

Computer and information systems managers perform some or all of the following duties:

• Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the operations of information systems and electronic data processing (EDP) departments and companies
• Develop and implement policies and procedures for electronic data processing and computer systems operations and development
• Meet with clients to discuss system requirements, specifications, costs and timelines
• Assemble and manage teams of information systems personnel to design, develop, implement, operate and administer computer and telecommunications software, networks and information systems
• Control the budget and expenditures of the department, company or project
• Recruit and supervise computer analysts, engineers, programmers, technicians and other personnel and oversee their professional development and training.

Employment requirements

• A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, business administration, commerce or engineering is usually required.

• Several years of experience in systems analysis, data administration, software engineering, network design or computer programming, including supervisory experience, are required.

Classified elsewhere

• Computer and information systems supervisors (in 217 Computer and Information Systems Professionals)
• Computer Engineers (Except Software Engineers and Designers) (2147)
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• Computer services company presidents (in 0013 Senior Managers - Financial, Communications and Other Business Services)
• Database Analysts and Data Administrators (2172)
• Information Systems Analysts and Consultants (2171)
• LAN managers (in 2281 Computer Network Technicians)
• Software Engineers and Designers (2173)

Reference and more:

http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2006/ProfileQuickSearch.aspx?val=0&val1=0213

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/what-does-0213-computer-and-information-systems-managers-actually-mean-t12384.0.html

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/visa-options-outside.htm

计算机和信息系统经理_

http://www.kupig.cn/html/4410/

http://www.songtaste.com/song/1451069/

[ti:Hanging On]
[ar:Britt Nicole]
[al:The Lost Get Found]
[00:01.12]Britt Nicole - Hanging On
[00:12.66]You see my anxious heart
[00:15.69]You see what I am feeling
[00:18.67]And when I fall apart
[00:21.52]You are there to hold me
[00:24.64]How great Your love for me
[00:27.59]Now I see what You’re thinking
[00:30.66]You say I’m beautiful
[00:33.30]Your voice is my healing
[00:36.11]
[00:37.23]Without You I just can’t get by
[00:41.54]So I’m
[02:42.46][02:09.63][01:33.59][00:42.58]
[02:42.79][02:21.66][01:33.88][00:42.86]Hanging on to every word You speak
[02:46.36][02:25.47][01:37.52][00:46.53]‘Cause it’s all that I need
[02:48.69][02:27.69][01:39.76][00:48.75]Hanging on to every word You say
[02:52.72][02:31.67][01:43.73][00:52.68]To light up my way
[02:55.09][02:33.73][01:45.98][00:54.94]Even every little whisper I’m
[02:57.62][02:36.61][01:48.68][00:57.70]Hanging on as if it were my life
[03:00.64][02:39.67][01:51.69][01:00.70]I’m hanging on
[03:07.12][01:03.92]
[01:15.63]And when the darkness falls
[01:18.64]I can’t see what’s before me
[01:21.63]Your voice is like the dawn
[01:24.51]Always there to guide me

当无边的黑暗把我吞噬 让我感觉到无助和迷惘
（我总能听到你那温柔的声音）你的声音就像那黎明的曙光
给我指引着前进的方向

[01:27.01]
[01:27.57]Without You I just can’t get by
[01:32.53]So I’m
[01:54.49]
[01:54.79]You know me better than I know myself
[01:57.29]Better than anybody else
[02:00.43]Your love is sounding like a ringing bell
[02:03.26]Oh, oh, I won’t let go

Oxford University has slipped in the ­international league table of the world's top universities - in a study which shows the advance of academia in Asia that will soon pose a challenge to the Ivy League and Oxbridge.

The study, from Times Higher Education and QS Top Universities shows that overall the UK still punches above its weight, second only to the US. The UK has four out of the top 10 slots and 18 in the top 100. But there has been a significant fall in the number of North American universities in the top 100, from 42 in 2008 to 36 in 2009.

However, the number of Asian universities in the top 100 increased from 14 to 16. The University of Tokyo, at 22, is the highest ranked Asian university, ahead of the University of Hong Kong at 24.

The THES has given us permission to reproduce the table - and we want you to see what you can do to visualise it for us

The world's top universities

2009 Rank	2008 Rank	School Name	Country
SOURCE: THES, QS
1	1	HARVARD University	United States
2	3	University of CAMBRIDGE	United Kingdom
3	2	YALE University	United States
4	7	UCL (University College London)	United Kingdom
5	6	IMPERIAL College London	United Kingdom
5	4	University of OXFORD	United Kingdom
7	8	University of CHICAGO	United States
8	12	PRINCETON University	United States
9	9	MASSACHUSETTS Institute of Technology (MIT)	United States
10	5	CALIFORNIA Institute of Technology (Caltech)	United States
11	10	COLUMBIA University	United States
12	11	University of PENNSYLVANIA	United States
13	13	JOHNS HOPKINS University	United States
14	13	DUKE University	United States
15	15	CORNELL University	United States
16	17	STANFORD University	United States
17	16	AUSTRALIAN National University	Australia
18	20	MCGILL University	Canada
19	18	University of MICHIGAN	United States
20	24	ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)	Switzerland
20	23	University of EDINBURGH	United Kingdom
22	19	University of TOKYO	Japan
23	22	KING'S College London	United Kingdom
24	26	University of HONGKONG	Hong Kong
25	25	KYOTO University	Japan
26	29	University of MANCHESTER	United Kingdom
27	21	CARNEGIE MELLON University	United States
28	28	École normale supérieure, PARIS	France
29	41	University of TORONTO	Canada
30	30	National University of Singapore (NUS)	Singapore
31	27	BROWN University	United States
32	33	NORTHWESTERN University	United States
32	30	University of CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles (UCLA)	United States
34	32	University of BRISTOL	United Kingdom
35	39	HONG KONG University of Science and Technology	Hong Kong
36	34	ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE	France
36	38	University of MELBOURNE	Australia
36	37	University of SYDNEY	Australia
39	36	University of California, BERKELEY	United States
40	34	University of BRITISH COLUMBIA	Canada
41	43	University of QUEENSLAND	Australia
42	50	École Polytechnique Fédérale de LAUSANNE	Switzerland
43	44	OSAKA University	Japan
43	49	TRINITY College Dublin	Ireland
45	47	MONASH University	Australia
46	42	The CHINESE University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong
47	50	SEOUL National University	Korea, South
47	45	University of NEWSOUTH WALES	Australia
49	56	TSINGHUA University	China
49	53	University of AMSTERDAM	Netherlands
51	48	University of COPENHAGEN	Denmark
52	40	NEW YORK University(NYU)	United States
52	50	PEKING University	China
54	46	BOSTON University	United States
55	78	Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM)	Germany
55	61	TOKYO Institute of Technology	Japan
57	57	HEIDELBERG University	Germany
58	69	University of WARWICK	United Kingdom
59	74	University of ALBERTA	Canada
60	64	LEIDEN University	Netherlands
61	65	The University of AUCKLAND	New Zealand
61	55	University of WISCONSIN-Madison	United States
63	81	AARHUS University	Denmark
63	71	University of ILLINOIS, Chicago (UIC)	United States
65	72	Katholieke Universiteit LEUVEN	Belgium
66	75	University of BIRMINGHAM	United Kingdom
67	66	LONDON School of Economics and Political Science	United Kingdom
67	88	LUND University	Sweden
69	95	KAIST – Korea Advanced Institute of Science	Korea, South
70	81	University of YORK	United Kingdom
70	67	UTRECHT University	Netherlands
72	68	University of GENEVA	Switzerland
73	77	Nanyang Technological University (NTU)	Singapore
73	60	WASHINGTON University in St. Louis	United States
75	63	UPPSALA University	Sweden
76	58	University of CALIFORNIA, San Diego	United States
76	70	University of TEXAS at Austin	United States
78	102	University of NORTH CAROLINA, Chapel Hill	United States
79	73	University of GLASGOW	United Kingdom
80	59	University of WASHINGTON	United States
81	106	University of ADELAIDE	Australia
82	76	University of SHEFFIELD	United Kingdom
83	78	DELFT University of Technology	Netherlands
84	83	University of WESTERN AUSTRALIA	Australia
85	54	DARTMOUTH College	United States
86	83	GEORGIA Institute of Technology	United States
87	99	PURDUE University	United States
87	83	University of STANDREWS	United Kingdom
89	108	University College DUBLIN	Ireland
90	62	EMORY University	United States
91	86	University of NOTTINGHAM	United Kingdom
92	120	NAGOYA University	Japan
92	106	University of ZURICH	Switzerland
94	137	Freie Universität BERLIN	Germany
95	124	National TAIWAN University	Taiwan
95	99	University of SOUTHAMPTON	United Kingdom
97	112	TOHOKU University	Japan
98	93	Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München	Germany
99	104	University of LEEDS	United Kingdom
100	78	RICE University	United States

战时期东北抗日联军下属西进纵队的一段真人真事。西进纵队是中国抗日英雄：戴京耀将军率领的一支英勇善战的队伍，当年在东北抗联中西进纵队是一支让日本关东军十分头疼的队伍，后来日本人通过利用一些汉奸土匪将东北抗联的几支纵队的联系和生存空间给切断并且压制着，在这个时期出现了杨靖宇等战神一样存在的勇士。

　　这时由于要保证队伍的战斗力和生存力西进纵队在没有通过龙江省委(中共方面)和远在南方的中国苏维埃政府的同意，而是直接由共产国际方面得到授权将西进纵队的12团下(人名都是经过证实大部分为真名)团长耿殿君、通讯员跳猫(只知道外号)、工兵小上海(只知道外号)、警卫员刘顺(现存活)、战士耿殿臣、神枪手赵景海(后存活)以及中共在肇源地区地下党吉庆货栈老板杜国文、中共地下联络员常大仙(只知道外号)、赵郎中(只知道外号)、中共地下情报员李万贵、西进纵队兵器工厂负责人铁匠乔亮(嘿嘿是我扮演的哦)、中共地下交通员孙大车(外号)、肇源警察队长齐民郎外号小秀才，共13个人组成了一支和威虎山齐名的土匪组织：“十三省(与醒同音)”。而我们的戏就是写这十三省的故事，由于当时没有通过中共的允许和授权建立十三省，直到2000年，我们的政府才真正的承认这13个人是我们的抗日英雄，而不是打家劫舍、为虎作伥的汉奸土匪。

　　最终，十三个共产党员，十位牺牲，三位幸存 ，无一叛变。

　　十三省：大省杜国文(货栈老板)、二省(常大仙)、三省耿殿君(掌包)、四省孙大车、 五省赵郎中、六省李万贵(饭店老板)、七省赵景海、八省乔亮(武器铁匠)、九省耿殿臣、十省刘顺、十一省(肇源警察队长齐明郎外号小秀才)、十二省跳猫 、十三省-小上海。

Reference:http://news.panjk.com/200910/20091013180753.shtml

　　二、横拍握拍法

　    横拍握拍法的特点是正反手攻球力量大，攻削球时握法变化小，反手攻球容易发力也便于拉弧圈；但正反手交替击球时，需变换击球拍面，攻斜、直线时调节拍形的幅度大，易被对方识破。

　　无论哪种握法，握拍都不应过紧或过松。过紧会使手腕僵硬，影响发力时的手腕动作，过松则影响击球力量和击球的准确性。

　　握拍不宜太浅。直握时，食指和拇指构成的钳形不能过大或过小，以影响手腕动作的灵活性在变换击球的拍面、调节拍面角度时。　

　　，要充分利用手指的作用。

　　大家不要常变化握拍方法，否则会影响打法类型及风格的形成，尤其是初学者，更应注意。

Reference and more:

http://www.feimeng.net.cn/2feijiaoZP/2wangliqing_wopai.htm

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