我绝不会挂水.......坚持

this all chose in Guatemala says they have rescures 46 more children and babies, they think may be taken from their parents for illegal adoption by fones, plice says the infants were found in houses in city Antigua after the neibors report the thing saw collecting children there everyday.  Daniel Schweimler reports.  the autrourity is now investagation wherther the children were stolen or their parents to cool up the give them up.  the attoney generely says that few of the children have the neceserry paid work and how did it not permition the adopt fones.  last year ,couple of the American adopt more that 4.000 infants in Guatemala where it taken half of time and cost of [em06]


The authorities in Guatemala say they have rescued 46 more children and babies they think may have be taken from their parents for illegal adoption by foreigners. Police say the infants were found at a house in the city Antigua after neighbours reported seeing foreigners collecting children there every day. Daniel Schweimler reports.

The authorities are now investigating whether the children were stolen or their parents were coerce into giving them up. The Attorney General’s Office said the few of the children had the necessary paperwork and the house did not have permission to operate as an adoption centre. Last year couples in the United States have adopted more than 4,000 infants in Guatemala where it can take half the time and cost considerably less than it does elsewhere.

West England suffers its worse floods for 60 years.  Emergerse workers is trying to stop the illustrcity substation being swamedj through the name power surplys to record the million people.  Royal labe sales will set up still barry and sonbacks arround the wolon substation near the bloods.  The British gerverment emergercy planing to commoned to met the clasiss responding to created from some creadation    and peace .  they involve said better defance could not stop the floods.  we know the rain fall was likely to be a servers that worse to win.  i think it was 16 foot wooding in place we got lose on wensday and thursday morning .but the level of the water in the situation to not only passed really to exangly

Western England suffers its worst floods for 60 years. Emergency workers are trying to stop an electricity substation being swamped threatening power supplies to a quarter of a million people. Royal Navy sailors have set up a steel barrier and sandbags around the Walham substation near Gloucester. The British Government’s emergency planning committee met to discuss the crisis. Responding to criticism from some Opposition MPs, the Environment Minister Phil Woolas said better defenses could not have stopped the floods.

“We knew that the rainfall was likely to be ,(eh说话停顿), severe. That’s why there were, I think, up to 16 severe (wo) flood warnings in place. We got those on Wednesday and Thursday morning, but the level of water in this situation, it’s not unprecedented but it is extremely severe.”

I wonder because i wonder!
I am scared that I have lose the bravage to read books!
i have no ideas.
i want to make my work smoothly .
i want to pass the legal exam in Sep.
i want to see my girlfriend, my loved honey.   i don't want to see her tiring.  
but how could i make money to serve her.
i just need a rest .or i actualy have too much rest yet!
i hate my english level like this.........

Two senior senates show Mr. Bush' owner public campaty are pracy the prasent to begin playing for the radio playment to US troops. they are propased is a further signal falling supports for the war publics but it last the opesation demecrat demanding.  they are seeking a timetable for withdawl they are would have us comback forthes out of iraq by next april.  a public opinion report by new and magazines last week says 68% American disapproved how the present insoled in the war.  in the democradic radio adress former insenti says nearly 600 of Americans killed the present in duly .yet they has been little improvement during the situation there.  present bush said that he want to get us troops out of iraq as well but only when the conditions on the ground right.  Mr. bush continued to link the war in iraq with terriores to attack in 11 sep. 2001. he says he will vote any    to bring us troops home before comments they save one

Two senior senators from Mr. Bush's own Republican Party are pressing the president to begin planning for the redeployment of U.S. troops. Their proposal is a further sign of falling support for the war among Republicans, but is less than opposition Democrats are demanding. They are seeking a timetable for withdrawal that would have all U.S. combat forces out of Iraq by next April.

A public opinion poll by Newsweek magazine last week says 68 percent of Americans disapprove of how the president is handling the war.

In the Democratic radio address, former infantryman Brandon Friedman says nearly 600 Americans have been killed since the president announced his new strategy in January, yet there has been little improvement in the situation there.

President Bush says he wants to get U.S. troops out of Iraq as well, but only when conditions on the ground are right.

Mr. Bush continues to link the war in Iraq with the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. He says he will veto any legislation that seeks to bring U.S. troops home before commanders say they have won.

present bush used radio adusted to defented the resent deministration report on the progress in IRAQ. Say he is trying to success to his built on promise that great security will pave the way for political situation. "this reoprt shows that conditions can change, progress can be made, and the fight in IRAQ can be win."  the present say 30000 tradaitonal US troops deserve the chance to show they can help the security and ad iraq govement protecting its people .  when he lunch this ....in jounnray.  pesent bush said that will be different from early effort. because more iraq troops will joint in the fight and the government there would stop the feae in how the troops wll used.  but the intrue more congry say since jouray , few iraq units cannot  oprated independent us troops. it slso give the bage dad government on said factory markets for feeling to repaired for local ralations that recall iraqs she and factions

President Bush used his weekly radio address to defend the recent administration report on mixed progress in Iraq, saying his strategy for success is built on the premise that greater security will pave the way for political reconciliation.

"This report shows that conditions can change, progress can be made, and the fight in Iraq can be won."

The president says 30,000 additional U.S. troops deserve the chance to show that they can help restore security and aid Iraq's government in protecting its own people.

When he launched this new strategy in January, President Bush said it would be different from earlier efforts because more Iraqi troops would join the fight and the government there would stop interfering in how those troops are used.

But the interim report to Congress says since January, fewer Iraqi units can operate independently of U.S. troops. It also gives the Baghdad government unsatisfactory marks for failing to prepare for local elections that could reconcile Iraq's Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish factions.

        实在是很出乎人的意料,原来沪江真的是个这么人气火爆的地方嘛!
        我一直很奇怪,我就单单地放了几篇voa的听写稿,真就有这么多人看吗?
        是不是我的文章标题有误人子弟之嫌?如果真是这样,要对来这里,并以为这里是voa训练营的人XDJM人说声对不起哦，请见谅，本人无意如此。如果真的是沪友串门交流，那就是太感谢各位了！希望以后多多交流！
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soon more of us will live in city thans in rural areas.  population experts in united nations have thought that would happen throught these years.  lately, they estimated is that 2008 for the first time of the history more than half of world population will be in urban areas.  United nations populations found just released yearly staty of world population report.  researchs say 3.3000000 people will be live in urban areas during the next year.  by 2030, the estamed of almost five billion .  the fast grows will be in Asia ,Africa,.  4 people will be make up most of the urban growth, and the natural increase will be the main couse of that growth not mgrish from the raral areas.  reports says magazies city of more than 10 millions people have not grow once it has experts .  most growths      in samll towns and city.  the experts earge to improve social services and city policy .for example the reports calls were better land used so poored people do not have to live in slams.  today as estamted  one billiong live in these often proged and dangrous inviment .90% people are livng in developing country.


Soon, more of us will be living in cities than in rural areas. Population experts at the United Nations had thought that would happen by this year. Lately their estimate is that in 2008, for the first time in history, more than half of the world population will be in urban areas.

The United Nations Population Fund just released its yearly "State of World Population" report. Researchers say three-and-a-third billion people will be living in urban areas next year. By 2030, the estimate is almost 5 billion. The fastest growth will be in Asia and Africa.

Poor people will make up most of the urban growth. And natural increase will be the main cause of that growth, not migration from rural areas. The report says mega-cities of more than 10 million people have not grown to the sizes once expected. Most growth is expected instead in smaller towns and cities.

The experts urge governments to improve social services and city planning policies. For example, the report calls for better land use so poor people do not have to live in slums. Today, an estimated one billion live in these often polluted and dangerous environments. 90% of the people are in developing countries.

as the american housing maket has cooled worried about investment based on restu on whole load have hitted up.  last month, two hurge funds oprated by the investment bank nearly clapsed on the date .they have borrowed billions of dallors from lundons and investment in securities tied to subpremed magiges .they understand the grate to provide over one and one half billion dollars to rescure one of the funds.  investment in the other could lose everything.  the truble let bear stands is a example of lists of involved with magaer bond securities. these investment have have help drive whole ownerships rates in the united states to nearly 70%, but as interest as reason some whole measures now found had to pay their monages and keep their homes .  americans ususlly leads a mogages long  to buy a house .  sprise bowrow was people without strong quitable histories.  lundons can charge their more because it was a great chance they were not  be able to pay back the loan.

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As the American housing market has cooled, worries about investments based on risky home loans have heated up.

Last month, 2 hedge funds operated by the investment bank Bear Stearns nearly collapsed under debt. They had borrowed billions of dollars from lenders and invested in securities tied to subprime mortgages.

Bear Stearns agreed to provide over one and one-half billion dollars to rescue one of the funds. Investors in the other could lose everything. The trouble at Bear Stearns is an example of the risks involved with mortgage-backed securities. These investments have helped drive home ownership rates in the United States to nearly seventy percent. But as interest rates have risen, some homeowners now find it hard to pay their mortgages, and keep their homes.

Americans usually need a mortgage loan to buy a house. Subprime borrowers are people without strong credit histories. Lenders can charge them more because there is a greater chance they will not be able to pay back the loan.

sills is passion for the yeards never faded, even after her retiament from the stage 1980, she became one of the most insurance succsful leader in the yards around,server as the head new york biggest arts company the lench for the porformaing arts and later ,the nature part are opted. she was chanpiams in foundaries and she was such a passion for our company and she have a great performing background to backed up,and people wanted to help her,people wanted to ....still jeans time money and compaish to terried causes to signed on you as well,as the mother with two children ..she became a popular voice for children .hill oprate .......beviry says with remember that woman who bright the faithes of children in their living rooms .music lovers in and millions of vold million of americans

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Sills passion for the arts never faded, even after her retirement from the stage in 1980. She became one of the most influential and successful leaders in the arts world serving as the head of New York's biggest arts complex, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and later, the Metropolitan Opera.

"She was a champion fundraiser, she was such an impassioned advocate for her own company. And of course, she had a great performing background to back it up and people wanted to help her. People wanted to give her money that she asked for."

Sills donated generous amounts of time, money and compassion to charitable causes outside of the arts as well. As the mother of two children afflicted with serious birth defects, she became a public voice for children's charities. Few artists have bridged opera and the Muppets with elegance and charm.

Beverly Sills is remembered as a woman who brightened the faces of children in their living rooms, music lovers in majestic opera houses and millions of ordinary Americans.

Antioch college in yellow spring hill is a privately library arts school with a history of social activision.it was a first american college to name a woman as a full prefesial and one of the first to   students of all reseses.antioch also became one of the first to offer work study programs so students could became an experise in jobs .and it amone the first to stop using grave to record progress.a prolem   in church  in 1852.even in those days ,it was different from most other american colleges because   it  as well as man .during the 1960s, antioch students are actives in the civil rights movements.and opsition to the vigna war. at that time the college had more than 2000 students.but times changed,in1978,antioch university was granvted.  college become the it last month ..new antioch buildings .the number of students has jumped only 4000 past this half year.

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Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, is a private liberal-arts school with a history of social activism. It was the first American college to name a woman as a full professor and one of the first to admit students of all races. Antioch also became one of the first to offer work study programs, so students could gain experience in jobs. And it was among the first to stop using grades to record progress.

A Protestant group known as the Christian Church started Antioch College in 1852. Even in those days it was different from most other American colleges because it admitted women as well as men.

During the 1960s, Antioch students were active in the civil rights movement and opposition to the Vietnam War. At that time, the college had more than 2000 students. But times changed.

In 1978 Antioch University was created. Antioch College became the undergraduate residential program. But it has struggled with a shortage of students and money. School officials say students are rejecting the college because it lacks modern dormitories, wireless Internet or new athletic buildings. The number of students has dropped to only 400 this past year.