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The red carpet is unfurled and the crowds are gathering on the French Riviera for the start of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival.红地毯被展开，人群聚集在法国的里维埃拉，为第62届戛纳电影节。
　　Festival jurors led by actress Isabelle Huppert will attend Wednesday’s gala opener, Disney and Pixar Animation’s 3-D adventure "Up."
　　电影节的评审由女演员伊莎贝尔@于佩尔带领，将出席星期三的盛大揭幕，迪斯尼和皮克斯动画的三D片。
　　It’s the first animated film to open the world’s most prestigious film festival. The next 12 days will see plenty of weightier fare, including movies by Quentin Tarantino, Lars von Trier, Jane Campion, Pedro Almodovar and Ang Lee.
　　这是第一次由动画片开幕的世界最负盛名的电影节。在未来12天将看到大量的重量级电影，包括昆汀@塔伦蒂诺，拉斯@冯@特里尔，简@坎皮恩@阿尔莫多瓦和李安的电影。
　　The lineup looks strong, but festival organizers and industry attendees are apprehensive about how the worldwide recession will affect the glamorous, big-money event.
　　阵容看起来强劲，但电影节组织者和行业参与者担心如何世界性的经济衰退将影响到这次迷人，大量资金的活动。
　　The festival runs through May 24, when the top prize — the Palme d’Or — will be announced.
　　 电影节持续到5月24日，届时最高奖-金棕榈奖将公布。

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The success of a speech is often attributed to the skill of the speaker, with merit being given to speakers who are confident, articulate, knowledgeable and able to deliver a speech with conviction.
　　演讲的成功往往是由于演讲者的技能。所以优点被给予自信，吐字清楚，有知识，能够自信地表达演讲的演讲者。
　　But often it is not the speakers who write these moving speeches, it is a speechwriter. And one industry in which this practise is common is that of politics. So what does it take to be a political speechwriter。
　　但往往这不是演讲者写这些发言稿，而是撰稿人。那么，怎样才能成为一个政治撰稿人？
　　Well according to a recent job advertisement from the US Embassy in Britain, a political speechwriter needs to have exceptional interpersonal skills, be detail oriented and able to demonstrate a deep knowledge of their subject. They must also work closely with speakers and be able to relate to their style.根据最近的招聘广告（美国驻英使馆），一个政治撰稿人需要有特殊的人际沟通技巧，注重细节，并能够表现出深入了解他们的主题。他们还必须与发言者紧密合作。
　　Some believe that the best speechwriters have an inherent talent, a natural creative instinct, and that speechwriting is an art form.
　　有些人认为，最好的撰稿人有一种固有的才能，自然创作的本能，而且撰稿是一种艺术形式。
　　So what about those of us who do not possess such genius? Can we still produce successful speeches?
　　那么，我们这些不具备这样的天才的人？我们还可以成功地演讲吗？
　　In an interview with the BBC, Dr Max Atkinson (a communications specialist) outlined a number of speechwriting techniques. He also illustrated how these techniques have been used in historic speeches.
　　在接受英国广播公司采访时，马克斯@阿特金森博士（通信专业）概述了一些撰稿技术。他还说明了这些技术是如何用于历史性的演讲中的。
　　One such technique is introducing contrast. This is extremely useful when presenting a positive spin on a negative issue.
　　这样的技巧之一是对比。这是非常有用的。
　　 One of the most famous examples of this can be seen in a speech given by former American President John F Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country."
　　 这其中最著名的例子可以在美国前总统约翰@肯尼迪的一次演讲中看出来： “不要问你的国家能为你做什么，而是你可以为你的国家做什么。 ”
　　Another technique is the use of three-part lists. Dr Atkinson explains that this can be an excellent way of adding finality or confirming a statement. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair was a fan of this technique. One of his most famous campaign slogans was "education, education, education".
　　另一种方法是使用由三部分组成的列表。阿特金森博士解释说，这可以成为一个出色的润色或确认声明的方法。英国前首相托尼@布莱尔这种技术的崇拜者。他的一个最有名的竞选口号是“教育，教育，教育” 。
　　 These techniques can be used like tools – they can be chosen from a toolbox and applied as necessary. A few other techniques you might find in a speechwriter’s toolbox might be the use of imagery, anecdotes and alliteration.
　　这些技术可以像工具一样被应用-它们可以从工具箱中被选出，在必要时间应用。其他一些可能会在一个撰稿人的工具箱中发现的，可能是可以使用图像，轶事和头韵。
　　So next time you have to prepare a speech or presentation, try applying one or more of these techniques and see if you have what it takes to be a winning speechwriter.
　　因此，下一次你必须准备的演讲或演示，请尝试使用一个或多个这样的技术，看看您是否能成为一个成功的演讲撰稿人。

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　　Concentration and perseverance built the great pyramids on Egypt’s plains .
　　The matter of a single trade can sppuort a family.The master of seven trades cannot support himself.
　　Now I know that in order to grow and flourish I must spare no efforts in doing things and keep a little in advance of the times . Those who reach the top are the ones who are not content with doing only what are required of them .They do more.They go extra mile ,And another.
　　I will Spare No Efforts In Doing Things.
　　Now I knowthat I cannot pursue a worthy goal,steadily and persistently ,with all the powers of my mind and yet fail . If I focus the rays of sun with a burning glass , even in the coldest days of winter.I can kindle a fire with ease.
　　I will Spare No Efforts In Doing Things.
　　The weakest living creature , by concentrating his powers on a single object can accomplish good results while the strongest ,by dispersing his effort over many chores,may fail to accomplish anything.Drops of water ,by continually falling,hone their passage through the hardest of rocks but the hasty torrent rushes over it with hideous uproar and leaves notrace behind.I will leave my trace.The world will know I have been here.
　　I will Spare No Efforts In Doing Things.(http://www.qingchunlizhi.com/)
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　　Another filmmaker might have used Morpurgo’s book as the backdrop for a story about the toll and horrors of war.But Spielberg ,who has devoted as many movies to historical conflicts as he has to aliens and suburbs,didn’t think of War Horse that way.His approach was far simpler and purer,which explains why some critics are already grumbling about the film being too schmaltzy and saccharine.
　　”The war is the cause and the effect of the separation between boy and horse,”Spielberg says.”but what the story is really about is the personality of that horse and the determination and courage of that boy.This is a movie about how people are profoundly affected by animals in the middle of a horrible war.”

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Revision of law to upgrade mine safety
　　By Fu Jin (China Daily)
　　Updated: 2005-01-24 23:52
　　
　　
　　Revision of a 9-year-old coal mining law will help ensure mining becomes more efficient and that safety is improved, according to officials preparing the legislation.
　　
　　The lack of well-coordinated development plan on mining coal — a major energy resource for China — has been blamed for waste in coal gathering and consumption practices, Huang Shengchu, president of the China Coal Information Institute, said in an interview with China Daily.
　　
　　Inefficient investment in safety equipment and unawareness of workplace safety are cited by Huang as major reasons for causing frequent accidents in coal mines.
　　
　　With more than 6,000 people killed in coal mine accidents just last year, the sector has been rightly called the most dangerous job in China.
　　
　　The new legislation is expected to provide a solid legal backing to help solve the problems the nation’s mines face, said Si Posen, deputy director at the institute.
　　
　　Si is now heading a team that is responsible for conducting an investigation and feasibility study for revising the law, which became effective in 1996.
　　
　　An official with the Energy Bureau of National Development and Reform Commission confirmed that the country’s highest leadership has shown commitment to creating the new legislation in order to better regulate coal mining and protect resource reserves.
　　
　　

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END OF NORMAL TIME Miroslav Klose’s header has kept Germany in the World Cup, following Roberto Ayala’s earlier goal. The managers have to motivate their players for another 30 minutes – that’s all they can do as both Jurgen Klinsmann and Jose Pekerman have used all three substitutes. Expect some tired legs soon.
　　
　　90 + 3 mins: David Odonkor is booked for a tackle from behind on Esteban Cambiasso. The free-kick will be the final opportunity to attack in the match. But there is no late drama as the ball goes out for a throw-in.
　　
　　90 + 3 mins: One minute of an absorbing second half remains.
　　
　　90 + 2 mins: The home fans go a touch quiet as Argentina win a corner. And the cheers ring around as Jens Lehmann clutches the ball.
　　
　　90 mins: Injury time begins. And extra time is looming.
　　
　　89 mins: A heart-stopping moment for Germany as a quick break results in the ball being headed goalwards by Luis Gonzalez. Carlos Tevez ducks, Jens Lehmann dives and the ball bounces just wide. But an offisde flag is raised against Tevez.
　　
　　88 mins: Maxi Rodriguez is at the centre of controversy. As he breaks into the box, he tumbles theatrically to the floor after Philip Lahm’s tackle. It is not a penalty, and Rodriguez is booked.
　　
　　86 mins: Goalscorer Miroslav Klose’s afternoon’s work is done. Oliver Neuville – he of the last-minute goal against Poland – is on for him. Will he repeat his dramatic feat?
　　
　　85 mins: The buzz is still going around the Olympiastadion. TV replays have shown Jurgen Klinsmann’s reaction to Miroslav Klose’s equaliser. Excited doesn’t even begin to cover it – it’s like he’s on an invisible pogo stick. Which is making him shout. A lot.
　　
　　82 mins: Has Argentina coach Jose Pekerman blundered? He has taken his playmaker Riquelme off and used all three substitutes. Lionel Messi is on the bench and will not play a part. Will the South Americans be able to conjure up another goal?
　　
　　80 mins: GOAL Germany 1-1 Argentina
　　Miroslav Klose sends the home nation into raptures. The tournament’s leading scorer nets his fifth of the tournament, heading in after substitute Tim Borowski flicks on Michael Ballack’s cross. The atmosphere in the Berlin Olympiastadion is extraordinary.
　　
　　79 mins: Miroslav Klose has a half-chance as the loose ball bounces to him. But with the home crowd willing the ball in, his shot is blocked.
　　
　　78 mins: Striker Julio Cruz is Argentina’s third and final substitute. He replaces Hernan Crespo. And it means we will not see Lionel Messi in this match.
　　
　　77 mins: Substitute Tim Borowski tries his luck from long range, and his effort causes fellow substitute Leonardo Franco some problems in the Argentina goal as it bounces just in front of him. But Argentina survive.
　　
　　75 mins: Germany win a free-kick a few yards outside the area after a foul – rather soft, it must by said – on David Odonkor. But Lukas Podolski’s effort is blocked by the wall.
　　
　　74 mins: Jurgen Klinsmann makes his second change. Bastian Schweinsteiger is coming off and Tim Borowski takes his place.
　　
　　73 mins: A real chance for Argentina – and they blow it. Maxi Rodriguez finds space on the right-hand side of the box after a swift counter-attack, but shoots into the side-netting.
　　
　　72 mins: Argentina coach Jose Pekerman is shoring things up. He brings off Riquelme and brings on Esteban Cambiasso.
　　
　　71 mins: Bastian Schweinsteiger, perhaps buoyed by the sight of a new Argentine goalkeeper in goal, tries a shot from a free-kick. Not a wise move – he was all of 40 yards out and the ball flew over.
　　
　　70 mins: Bad news for Argentina. Goalkeeper Roberto Abbondanzieri was injured after colliding with Miroslav Klose during the corner which led to Michael Ballack’s chance on 64 minutes. He cannot continue and Leonardo Franco takes his place.
　　
　　69 mins: Germany have responded well to the challenge of going a goal behind and, for the first time, are taking the game to Argentina.
　　
　　64 mins: Michael Ballack has a great chance blocked by goalscorer Roberto Ayala. A corner is headed clumsily back across his own goal by Fabricio Coloccini and Ballack’s goalbound shot is stopped by the Valencia man.
　　
　　63 mins: Argentina’s Juan Pablo Sorin is already on a yellow card and had better watch his step against David Odonkor. The 22-year-old has a best time for the 100 metres of 10.9 seconds. Crumbs.
　　
　　62 mins: Germany make their first change. Bernd Schneider comes off and winger David Odonkor – who made a real impact with his pace against Poland – comes on to the cheers of the Berlin crowd.
　　
　　60 mins: Argentina’s Javier Mascherano is booked for a sliding challenge on Bernd Schneider just outside the box. It is a good chance for Germany to attack. But Lukas Podolski’s free-kick is woefully off-target and goes straight out for a goal-kick.
　　
　　RATER POLL Most of you have faith in the Germans’ ability to come back. According to 68% of those who voted on the player rater, Jurgen Klinsmann’s side will recover from going a goal down.
　　
　　56 mins: The Germans have led from the front in this tournament so far. Their attacking approach has been based on early goals. This is the first time they have trailed in any match – will they be able to bounce back?
　　
　　54 mins: The game has opened up. A Germany attack breaks down, and Argentina’s swift counter-attack ends which Luis Gonzalez has a shot blocked. It will disappoint Argentina coach Jose Pekerman, whose side had three against three for a moment.
　　
　　52 mins: For obvious reasons, Germany’s play – and their support – is imbued with a new sense of urgency. It is a rare event they have just witnessed. Ayala’s strike was just his seventh goal in 105 international appearances.
　　
　　49 mins: GOAL Germany 0-1 Argentina
　　Roberto Ayala heads in directly from Riquelme’s corner. For all their possession, it is their first effort on goal – that is efficiency of which the Germans themselves would be proud. But for now, the hosts are stunned.
　　
　　47 mins: Carlos Tevez, perhaps concerned at his side’s lack of shots in the opening half, tries an ambitious volley from the edge of the area. As it flies about 20 metres over the top, it is difficult to imagine an effort being less on target.
　　
　　46 mins: It does not take long for the action to get a bit nasty. Juan Pablo Sorin is booked for a tackle on Arne Friedrich – he will miss the semi-final should Argentina progress.
　　
　　1702 BST: Germany restart the match.
　　
　　1700 BST: The teams re-enter the arena, Germany first. There are no substitutions as of yet, but Argentina’s prodigious talent Lionel Messi has been warming up during the break. He may yet have some impact on proceedings in Berlin.
　　
　　1653 BST: Whatever Jurgen Klinsmann is telling his side in the dressing room, one thing is for certain. The hosts need to end their dreadful recent record against the established football nations to win. Germany have not beaten one of the game’s established powers since their 1-0 win over England in October 2000.
　　
　　"We’ve only had four shots in total and only two of them were on target, but despite that we’ve really enjoyed watching Argentina’s passing."
　　Alan Green, BBC Five Live Sport
　　
　　PLAYER RATER You have been most impressed by Argentina playmaker Riquelme so far – he leads the way on our Player Rater with 8.71. Miroslav Klose is the top German, with 8.14.
　　
　　HALF-TIME The pundits, the bookies and the neutrals found this one too close to call beforehand. And so it has proved in a half of few opportunities. Argentina are dominating possession – but are yet to seriously test Jens Lehmann.
　　
　　45 mins: Germany have a chance to attack just before the interval. But Bastian Schweinsteiger’s free-kick from the right-hand side is headed clear. It is the last action of the half.
　　
　　43 mins: Germany simply cannot keep hold of the ball. But for all the Argentines’ possession, they are struggling to break down the Germans’ defence. Nevertheless, Jurgen Klinsmann will be worried.
　　
　　41 mins: Carlos Tevez is full of energy. He finds himself tackling Arne Friedrich in the left-back position and producing a Wayne Rooney-esque moment of skill as he nutmegs his German foe. Who promptly fouls him.
　　
　　39 mins: A flowing move from Argentina ends with Carlos Tevez with his back to goal in the Germany penalty area. But he is swamped by Germany shirts and Per Mertesacker completes the clearance.
　　
　　37 mins: Argentina are enjoying good possession in the Germany half, but the hosts’ so-called suspect defence seems to be coping with the threat rather well. Jens Lehmann is yet to make a save of note.
　　
　　36 mins: Hernan Crespo is fouled on the right-hand side by Christoph Metzelder, who is sticking to the striker very closely.
　　
　　33 mins: Philip Lahm, sporting a rather fetching lower-arm bandage on his right arm clears – none too convincingly – after Carlos Tevez almost latches on to the loose ball in the box.
　　
　　RATER POLL Still nothing to choose between the teams with half an hour gone. But those of you on our Player Rater poll are tipping the South Americans to progress, with 55% saying Argentina will win this match.
　　
　　28 mins: Referee Lubos Michel has words with Lukas Podolski – already booked for an early foul – after the German clatters into Maxi Rodriguez. The gist of the conversation appears to be ‘Watch it, sonny’.
　　
　　27 mins: Hernan Crespo races into space to pick up Riquelme’s pass. It looks like a dangerous moment for the hosts, but the referee has spotted that the ball hit Crespo’s hand as he controlled and it is Germany’s free-kick. Much to Crespo’s disgust.
　　
　　25 mins: A delightful ball from Michael Ballack finds Philip Lahm in space on the left. But the cross is far too deep.
　　
　　23 mins: Germany are showing the pace on the counter-attack which has characterised their previous matches. But Argentina look a more formidable prospect at the back than anything the Germans have faced to date.
　　
　　19 mins: Carlos Tevez produces a delightful pass through the legs of Arne Friedrich, but Juan Pablo Sorin’s attempted cross is put out for a corner by Per Mertesacker.
　　
　　17 mins: Michael Ballack wastes no time in making up for his mistake of one minute ago – and comes close to putting Germany ahead. He has an unmarked header after Bernt Scheider’s cross and the ball flies just past the angle with Roberto Abbondanzieri rooted to the spot.
　　
　　16 mins: A rare blunder by Michael Ballack puts Argentina on the attack and the move only breaks down with Luis Gonazalez trying to find a way through on the edge of the area.
　　
　　14 mins: Argentina have the advantage with possession at the moment. A good ball towards Hernan Crespo is hammered out by Christoph Metzelder under some pressure.
　　
　　12 mins: Juan Pablo Sorin finds space down the left for Argentina, but his attempted volleyed cross is blocked.
　　
　　10 mins: Argentina have already done better than most against Germany at this World Cup. In three of their first four matches, the Germans have netted inside the opening 10 minutes. But not today – how will they react after not getting their customary quick start?
　　
　　9 mins: An Argentina corner is cleared at the near post – with some difficulty – by Bastian Schweinsteiger.
　　
　　7 mins: Lukas Podolski has Germany’s first shot after the ball is tapped to him at a free-kick. Argentina keeper Roberto Abbondanzieri fumbles, but gathers at the second attempt.
　　
　　5 mins: Things are starting to settle down, although the early signs are that this contest could be more like the niggly 1990 World Cup final (won by Germany) than the classic 1986 World Cup final (won by Argentina).
　　
　　3 mins: Lukas Podolski is in the book already for Germany for a foul on Javier Mascherano. An ominous start for the hosts in the light of the disciplinary problems which have marked this World Cup.
　　
　　2 mins: Riquelme takes an early free-kick for Argentina 10 yards ahead of the half-way line. There is some pushing and shoving in the box – the tension on the pitch is palpable.
　　
　　1600 BST: Argentina get the game under way.
　　
　　

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1998年5月11日 15国集团首脑会议举行，穆巴拉克呼吁加强协作
　　1998年5月11日 韩起亚经营不善倒闭，董事长贪污渎职被捕
　　1998年5月11日 中西亚经合组织首脑会议举行，会议通过阿拉木图宣言
　　1998年5月11日 印度进行三次地下核试验，遭世界各国反对
　　1997年5月11日 国际象棋世界冠军卡斯帕罗夫与“深蓝”的较量
　　1987年5月11日 世界上活得最长的换心者去世
　　1986年5月11日 “一代词宗”夏承焘教授逝世
　　1964年5月11日 3倍音速的B·70轰炸机首航
　　1957年5月11日 我国政府发表声明谴责美国导弹部队进驻台湾
　　1950年5月11日 我国与丹麦建交
　　1949年5月11日 联合国大会投票同意以色列加入联合国
　　1939年5月11日 《黄河大合唱》首次演唱
　　1905年5月11日 音乐家冼星海诞辰
　　1864年5月11日 爱尔兰女作家伏尼契诞辰
　　1860年5月11日 世界史上著名的“千人军”开始远征
　　

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It can seem like it’s your mom’s job to mortify you. But a new wave of moms is doing more than making you blush: They act so sexy and flirtatious, they make you question their judgment — and your own sanity.
　　When Bri, 16, started high school, she thought it was cool that her mom was so much fun to hang out with. "My parents got divorced when I was 6, but high school is when it actually started to seem like a good thing — I was grateful to have a mom who wanted to shop at the same places and see the same movies I was into," she says. "I felt like we suddenly had so much in common, and I could tell her anything and she’d understand." But after a few months of sharing clothes and gossip, things started to take a turn for the worse: Bri’s mom went from shopping at the same stores as Bri did…to flirting with the same guys. "Now I can’t go anywhere without her flirting with every guy she meets. One of her recent boyfriends was 23. After that, she started going to my brother’s hockey games to flirt with his coach — who’s 12 years younger than she is — and they started dating." Bri says she wishes her mom would change — but not because it embarrasses her in front of her friends. "The truth is that my friends think my mom is so cool and pretty, and my guy friends think she’s sexy. My ex-boyfriend used to joke about getting with her! But I don’t want my crushes crushing on my mom. I feel like I have to keep her away from my new boyfriend to keep him from paying more attention to her than to me."
　　Bri’s mom is the perfect example of a cougar: an older woman who’s into (and almost seems to hunt down!) way younger
　　guys. Lots of girls say their moms are on a cougar kick too: Meghan, 17, says her 46-year-old mom dated the same guy who’d dated one of her 18-year-old friends; Hunter, 18,
　　sometimes feels as if her friends like her cougar mom more than they like her; and Jessica, 16, reports that ever since her parents got divorced last year, her mom "dresses up in short skirts and dates guys who are barely 25, then tells me everything about her sex life. It’s so awkward." The
　　truth is that you want to be open with your mom — but it feels unsettling if she’s that open with you.
　　
　　Cougar Nation
　　
　　Of course, not all cougar moms — in real life or in Hollywood — have completely crossed the line. Take Courteney Cox’s character, Jules, on Cougar Town: She’s the
　　kind of mom who, like so many out there, get out of a bad marriage and just want to look and feel their best. Maybe the cougar mom you know got married young and never
　　had a chance to date around. Or maybe since her kids are busy with school and their own social lives and don’t need her as much anymore, she needs something to fill her
　　time. All that freedom also explains why she has more time to take care of herself — shopping, working out, Botoxing…whatever it takes to look and feel young. "My mom had me at a young age and had to step up to the plate and take care of me. Now that I’m older, my mom loves to party, shop, and
　　date, and I don’t have a problem with it," says De’Junique, 17. "It’s nice to have a mom who’s young and outgoing. I call her my Triple Threat — she’s a mom, a best friend,
　　and like a sister. I can tell her anything, and even my friends tell her personal stuff."
　　
　　Wild Cougars
　　
　　Still, girls who are cool with cougar moms are the exception: The majority of girls who shared their stories with Seventeen wished their moms would change their
　　embarrassing ways. Take Erica, 17. After her parents split up two years ago, her mom dyed her hair blonde and started wearing clothes "so tight they could be mistaken
　　for a second skin." But that wasn’t as traumatizing as what she says her mom started doing next: partying all night at
　　clubs and sometimes not even coming home.
　　After a few months, Erica says her mom even drained Erica’s college tuition money to buy herself breast implants. "One night, a friend called to tell me she saw my mom leave a club with some guy," Erica says.
　　"Hours after the call, my mom still wasn’t home, so I made my dad drive around town with me to look for her — I was worried she could be hurt or in an accident." When Erica arrived at the club to look for her mom, she found her — in a car, hooking up with a guy who’d recently graduated from
　　Erica’s high school! "I was so humiliated and angry. I shouldn’t have to be a 17-year-old babysitting a 40-year-old woman.
　　It’s not cool at all to have a cougar mom. I feel totally robbed of being a teenager."

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　　Florida Democrat Earl K. Wood and Alabama Republican Charles Beasley won their elections last night, but they won’t take office.
　　Both men died weeks before November 6 election yet managed to beat their very much live opponents by comfortable margins.
　　Wood died on October 15 from natural cause at age of 96 during his campaign for a 12th term for a Florida county tax collector. He took 56% of the votes, beating a Republican who promises to eliminate the office altogether if elected.
　　Beasley, 77, died on October 12, possibly due to an aneurysm, while trying to reclaim his old seat on a county commission in central Alabama. He won about 52% of the vote. His opponent took the loss especially hard, who told Reuters, “It is a touchy situation. When you are running against a dead man, you are limited as to what you can say.”

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two New Jersey men arrested for breaking to police van said they only did it to get pictures of themselves pretending to be arrested.
　　
　　the duo thought it would hilarious to take photos of themselves in van, but it became less funny when they couldn’t figure out how to get out. the police was called to "free" the two "jailed"
　　
　　according to police constable, "it was un-freaking believable when i came down and unlocked the door, dumb and dumber pranced out of the van."
　　
　　the two were arrested but they got some great pictures, mug shot that is. and pretend no more 🙂
　　
　　–Wait, Wait, Don’t tell, NPR

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Indeed. I knew a squadmate VMan, through this game, who is from Israel and who is filthy rich. He used to have a girlfriend and he called her Ziyi, who used to be a famous Chinese movie star. He likes to fly Spitfire and he dreams to kill many FW190s. He is pretty good on flying but not so good so the poor guy used to get killed, often by 190s but sometimes even by BF109. Then he met Tabitha (Yes, Tee the Queen, our famous queen of Spitfire) in game. He was so fascinated by the Queen’s skills so he finally became her big fans. He has been a good apprentice of her and now he truly enjoys killing German fighters. Finally, he dumped poor Ziyi and she went back China and start shot movies again…
　　
　　
　　
　　Morale of the story: Be a good gamer and you can earn a rich boyfriend.
　　

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　　Swiss Chard
　　Closely related to and often mistaken for spinach, swiss chard, sometimes called silver beet, has an earthier, slightly bitter taste. Its ribbed leaves can be sliced and added to salads, soups, meat stews, rice, pasta, stir-fries, or cheese pies. Available year-round.
　　

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Q. Do we have to pay employees for the time they spend changing into their uniforms before work (and out of their uniforms afterward)? Were a hospital and our operating-room personnel must change clothes. —E.T., Maryland
　　
　　A. The rule is different for union and nonunion employers. For nonunion employers, time spent changing clothes is compensable whenever the changing is required by either the employer or the nature of the work. If employees change clothes before or after work for their own convenience, you dont have to pay for the changing time.
　　
　　In unionized workplaces, employers arent required to pay for clothes-changing time even if its necessary for the job if the exclusion is established by a past practice or a collective- bargaining agreement.
　　
　　In your case, you say your hospital requires clothes-changing for some employees. Unless the unionized workplace rules apply, this time must be counted as compensable. Finally, remember that some state wage-and-hour laws may have slightly different rules.
　　

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Bob Neill questioned Gordon Brown, very amusing!
　　
　　Last week the Prime Minister told the House that Spain was in the G20 and that it had been in recession for longer than this country-neither of which, upon checking, turns out to be correct. Do we conclude from that that the pain in Spain is mainly in his brain?

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Creative critics have posted at least a dozen variations of the “Green Dam Girl,” imagined as a busty Japanese manga-style cartoon character in an army cap and a mini dress who totes a bucket of soy sauce — considered a disinfectant — for cleaning up dirty Web sites. One such online image has the caption “Big Brother Is Watching You” scrawled in the background.创造性的批评家张贴至少12个不同的“绿坝娘， ”想象作为日本漫画式的卡通人物，戴军帽和小礼服，提一桶酱油-消毒剂-清理肮脏的网站。这样的一个在线图片，标题为“老大哥在看着你”写在背景上。