印度研发35美元最便宜“笔记本”
India develops world's cheapest "laptop" at $35
电锯惊魂》成史上最成功恐怖片
"Saw" movie franchise to get Guinness world record
欧盟拟为公交车辆装“黑匣子”
EU proposes 'black boxes' for buses and taxis
英国单身族生活花钱多欢乐少
The real cost of being single: Going it alone costs £250,000
“章鱼妹”预测澳大利亚大选
'Psychic' octopus picks Julia Gillard as Australian federal election winner
[ 2010-07-19 14:41 ]
艾滋病疫苗研究获重大进展
Significant progress on AIDS vaccine
[ 2010-07-16 14:34 ]
研究：亚洲人最爱网购
Asians most likely to shop with a 'click'
[ 2010-07-15 11:10 ]
日首相夫人出书 麻辣点评菅直人
Japan's first lady tells of home life
[ 2010-07-23 15:01 ]
研究：学音乐能增强语言能力
Music can boost language skills
[ 2010-07-23 09:10 ]
欧洲调查：英国人最爱笑 波兰人最严肃
Britons are smiles ahead in Europe's happy league
[ 2010-07-22 09:24 ]
调查：英三分之一女性挣钱比丈夫多
Third of women are earning more than their men and are main breadwinners at home
[ 2010-07-21 09:18 ]
阿根廷承认同性婚姻合法化
Argentina legalizes gay marriage
[ 2010-07-16 15:22 ]
研究：地球每2700万年遭受一次大灭绝
Life on Earth wiped out every 27 million years
[ 2010-07-16 08:47 ]
英科学家称：先有鸡后有蛋
Scientists in Britain close to cracking chicken-egg puzzle
[ 2010-07-15 15:14 ]
Man marries pillow
韩男子娶动漫抱枕
World biggest house of cards
澳门诞生扑克建筑
Car runs on coffee
咖啡动力汽车问世
US cardboard boat regatta
美举行划纸船大赛
'Baby' robot developed
婴儿机器人可自学
Belarus fights beauty drain
白俄限制美女出国
Indian 'Rubber Man' most flexible
印'橡胶人'柔韧惊人
Meat-free day in Taiwan
台湾倡导'周一无肉日'
Jennifer Aniston launches her fragrance at Harrods in London
[ 2010-07-22 15:37 ]
I always avoid you, so I missed you,
1.At least 300 people died and many others were buried under the debris after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit northwest China's Qinghai Province early Wednesday.
2.Stunning models at motor show in Thailand
3.Nuclear Security Summit ends with communique, work plan
4.US firm Avon suspends staff for kickbacks
5.Beijing-Fuzhou bullet train canceled because of low popularity
6.India develops world's cheapest "laptop" at $35
7."Saw" movie franchise to get Guinness world record
8.EU proposes 'black boxes' for buses and taxis
9.The real cost of being single: Going it alone costs £250,000
10.'Psychic' octopus picks Julia Gillard as Australian federal election winner
11.Significant progress on AIDS vaccine
12.Asians most likely to shop with a 'click'
13.Japan's first lady tells of home life
14.Music can boost language skills
15.Britons are smiles ahead in Europe's happy league
16.Third of women are earning more than their men and are main breadwinners at home
17.Argentina legalizes gay marriage
18.Life on Earth wiped out every 27 million years
19.Scientists in Britain close to cracking chicken-egg puzzle
20.Germany, Spain leaders hold talks over fiscal crisis
21.Wildfire, flooding continue to plague Australia
22.Russia urges Japan to respect Kuril islands´ sovereignty
23.Thailand and Cambodia exchange fire for a fourth day
24.South Sudan Referendum results announced: All in favor of separation from the north
25.Internet, communications disrupted in Cairo ahead of mass protest
26.Train collision kills at least 10 in eastern Germany, probe underway
26.Japan´s auto exports rise 16.7% in Dec. on year, leap 33.8% in 2010
27.Jennifer Aniston launches her fragrance at Harrods in London
28.U.S. soldiers mistakenly shot four Iraqi civilians, killing one, during operations against al Qaeda militants, the U.S. military said on Tuesday
29.August 5 to August 25 during which continuous high temperature in Nanjing.
30.Chinese President Hu Jintao meets with United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in Beijing, capital of China, Nov. 1, 2010
31.The most volatile volcano eruptions in central Java in Indonesia have killed 38 people and forced about 70,000 people take shelter, officials said on Monday.
32.Breakthrough in Chile mine rescue Rescuers have drilled through to the underground chamber where 33 Chilean miners have been trapped since August.
33.The governor of the northern Afghan province of Kunduz has been killed along with at least 14 others in a bomb blast at a mosque, officials say.
34.Premier Wen addresses 6th China-European Union Business Summit in Brussels.
35.China's second lunar probe completes first braking
36.European plot directed by senior al Qaeda leader
37.Taliban attacks NATO supply trucks in Pakistan
38.US will issue travel warning for Americans in Europe
39.Chinese premier arrives in Athens on three-day official visit
40.Nigeria independence celebrations marred by blasts
41.Chinese leaders present flowers to heroes' monument on National Day
42.Ecuador army frees President Correa from hospital siege.
43.About 16,654 people evacuated after Thai-Cambodian border clash
44.East China wheat basket braces for worst drought in 200 years
45.Mainland visitors travel in Taiwan during Spring Festival
46.US Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords Injured in Shooting Spree
47.Japan´s foreign exchange reserves fall for 3rd straight month in Jan.
48.Italy´s parliament denies request to search PM´s offices
49.North, south Sudan relationship enters new phase amid challenges
50.EU leaders meet to thrash out comprehensive plan to fight debt crisis
1、医生警告：把喷嚏憋回去 可能引发身体损伤
Don’t hold in a sneeze, warn doctors. It could be the death of you.
2、期末送命题答错扣41分，你的期末考题还好吗？
China exam tests students on teacher names.
3、为爱豆的恋情买保险？官方：这些险种不合法
China fights the rise of 'love insurance'.
4、“披萨都可以为什么法棍不行？”法棍面包申遗获马克龙支持
Macron wants French baguette to get UNESCO heritage status.
5、小红莓乐队主唱桃乐丝去世 你一定听过她的歌
Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan dies suddenly aged 46.
6、中年换工作？这几个错误千万不能犯
The 7 worst mistakes you can make during a career change.
8、英文简历中最常见的8个拼写错误
9 résumé mistakes that make you look less qualified, less impressive, and less intelligent than you really are.
9、一天中什么时间工作效率最高？
Is this the best time to be productive?
10、这些常见的表情符号你都用错了！
The most commonly misunderstood symbols revealed.
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