1，the fact which the politician accepted a bribe damaged his image.
改错： which 改成 that 那个政客受贿的事实毁了他的想象。

2,he assistant manager started <working> <for> the company <ten years> <from now>.
改错： from now 改成  ago

1,胃病：
stomach disease
stomach trouble
tummy bug

I've got the stomach disease again.
我胃病又犯了。

2,票房：
box office

The movie was a box office success.
这部电影票房成绩很好。

3,cock of the walk :
意为“称王称霸的头子”，“自命不凡的老大”等

A science teacher from ~Prinevill, Oregon,~ in the pacific northwest is the new national teacher of the year.
来自西北海岸俄勒冈洲P镇的一名理科教师，成为今年的国家教师。

Michael Geisen is 35 years old. He was a forester, but he decided he would rather work with growing minds that with growing trees. Seven years ago, he got a master's degree in teaching and a job at ~Crook~ county middle schoole. ~crook~ county has high rates of /powerty/poverty.
MG35岁，他曾是名森林工作者，但他认为自己比起同正在生长的树木一起工作，更应该与正在成长的头脑一起工作。7年前，他拿到了教师学位，并且在C郡中学获得了一份工作。C郡的贫困水平较高。

He brought new energy to the science department. He also created school projects to get parents involved in their children's work. One girl who was recently in his class said he /can/could probably make it interesting to watch grass grow.
他为理科系带了了新的气息，他还创立了让家长参与孩子学习的计划。一个最近在上他的课的女生说，他可以让观察小草生长变成一件有趣的事情。

During lunch, his students come to his room to talk, get help, visit his turtle and sometimes join him in playing guitar. He writes songs and developes games about science. He says one of his goals as a teacher is to create people who will continue to learn throughout their lives.
午饭时间，他的学生经常去他的办公室，聊天，求助，看他的海龟以及和他一起弹吉它。他自己写歌，还设计科学游戏。他说他当老师的一个目标，就是培养能够一生学习的人。

MG studied forest resource management and graduated with high honors from the university of Washington. He says he tries to be creative with each activity. He does not like to use textbooks much. When students know that the work is local and useful to their lives, he says, they start to get interested /in it/.
MG曾经学习森林资源管理并以优异的成绩毕业于华盛顿大学。他说他希望每项活动都有创造性。他不怎么喜欢用课本，他说当学生了解到学业对生活有用时，自然就会开始感兴趣的。

CPR guide lines from 2005 said only untrained people should use this method. Those with training were told to use traditional CPR. But now the American Heart  Association says everyone should use hands-only CPR /on last day/unless they feel strong about their ability to do rescue breathing.
2005年的CPR指导条例只说未受过培训的人应该使用这种仅用手的CPR。而受过训练的人应该使用传统方式。但现在，美国心脏协会说每个人都应该使用仅用手的CPR，除非他们对自己的救援能力有十足的把握。

The organization says the hands-only method was just as avtive as traditional CPR in several studies. Scientists say there /was/is enough oxygen remaining in a person's system for several mintues after breathing stopps. They also say people need less oxygen when the heart is at rest.
该组织称，根据一些研究，仅用手的CPR与传统方式同样有效。科学家说，人体内有足够的氧气可以在呼吸停止后维持几分钟。他们还说，当心脏休息时，所需的氧气更少。

The American Heart Association recommends Hands-only CPR for use on adults who suddenly collapse. It says traditional CPR was a combination of breaths and compressions should be used for babies and children. Traditional CPR should also be used for adults who are found already unconscious and not breathing normally. And it should be used for any victims of drowning or collapse from breathing prolems.
美国心脏协会推荐仅用手的CPR，用于突然昏厥的成人。据称传统CPR是一种呼吸和压力的混合疗法，适用于婴儿和小孩。传统CPR也可以用于成人，在已经失去意识和呼吸不畅的情况下。并且用于溺水或者因呼吸问题导致的昏厥情况。

These are all examples of cases where CPR with mouth to mouth breathing may be more helpful than hands-only CPR. The American Heart Association says because there are many such cases, people should still learn CPR that includes mouth to mouth.
这些都是传统CPR比仅用手CPR更有效的情况。美国心脏协会称，由于这些情况的存在，人们仍然需要学习传统的CPR。

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR is help for a stopped heart. It increases the chances of survival and reduces the danger of brain damage. With traditional CPR, you push hard on the chest 30 times, then stop to give 2 breaths to force air into the lungs. You repeat the steps until to the victim can get medical treatment.
心肺复苏，简称CPR， 是用来帮助心脏停止病人的。它将增加患者存活的几率，同时减少脑损伤的危险。传统CPR，是用力按胸部30次，然后给2次人工呼吸。重复这个步骤直到病人得到医疗救助。

But people may worry about getting sick from blowing into a stranger's mouth.  Also the training is easy to forget, specially in a crisis. And those without training may be afraid to do anything for fear they would(will) do something wrong.
但是人们可能担心人工呼吸会传染疾病。而且这种训练很容易遗忘，特别是在危急时刻。并且没受过训练的人因为怕出错而什么都不敢做。

So now , the American heart association has simplified its guide lines and is calling for hand-only CPR. Here is how it works. A person has collapsed and is unconscious. The victim has lost color in the face and dosn't appear to be breathing. These are signs of cardiac arrest . And this is the time to begin the CPR.
所以现在，美国心脏协会简化了他们的指导方针，并称其为只用手的CPR。方法如下：一个人晕倒了并且失去意识。受害者脸色惨白并且停止呼吸。这些都是心脏停跳的信号。这时正应该开始进行CPR。

Place your hands, one on the top of the other, on the center of the chest. Push hard and fast. Aim for a rate of about 100 presses in a minute. Chest compressions keep the blood flowing to the brain, heart, and other organs.

把你的双手放在病人的胸腔上，一只手在另一只上面。用力按，快速按。达到每分钟100下。胸腔压力可以保持血液流进大脑，心脏，以及其他器官。

Curriki is also working on several international projects. One of them involves teacher training for Indonesia. In south Africa, Curriki has been working on the reseach project /from/on the process of building free and open curriculum.
C网站还从事一些国际项目。其中之一涉及印尼的教师培训。在南非，C网站在构建免费开放课程的过程中从事研究项目。

In 2004, the Sun micro systems company launched the global education and learning commuity. Two years later, Sun established it as an independent non-profit organization and changed the name to curriki.
2004年，Sun公司建立了一个全球教育和学习社区。两年后，将其建成一个独立的非营利组织并更名为Curriki。

BK is the executive director. She says a team of experts /reach/rates material on curriki on /the skill of 123/a scale of one to three. Volunteers  judge if the information is complete, if it is right for the age level and if it is written well.
BK是其执行主席。她说由1到3名专家来评价网站上的资源。志愿者来判断信息是否完整，是否适合年级水平，以及文笔是否够好。

The name wiki comes from a Hawaiian word, for quick. But BK says she recognizes that many teachers may not be quick to trust free open source materials. She says people shoule trust to the /education or/educational community on curriki to do the right thing. In her words, /where/we are changing we build curriculum.
Wiki的名字来源于夏威夷语，是快的意思。但BK说她认识到很多教师无法快速的信任免费的开放资源。她说人们应该信任Curriki上的教育社区所做的是正确的。她还说，我们在改变我们上课的方式。

Wikis are websites designed for cooperative work. Users can easily create or change the content. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit it, is the best known wiki. A newer example is curriki, a curriculum wiki. Curriki.org is a learning community for developing and sharing educational materials for free. It says it has 40,000 members in 200 countries.
wikis是一种设计用来协同工作的网站。 用户可以很容易的创建或修改其内容。 Wikipedia，用户可编辑的免费百科全书，就是最著名的wiki。一个新的案例是curriki，课程百科。Curriki.org是一个免费开发和分享教学资源的学习社区。据说它有40000会员，来自200个国家。

The materials are for kindergarten through grade 12. The subjet areas are mathematics, science, techology, reading, language arts and languages. In addition to english, there are some materials in French, German, Hindi, Portuguese~ and Spanish. A curriculum building tool helps educators create lesson plans on the site. The idea is for members to donate resources that represent best practices.
这些资料覆盖从幼儿园到12年级。科目包括数学，科学，技术，阅读，语言艺术以及语言。除英语之外，还有法语、德语、印度语、葡萄牙语以及西班牙语资源。一个课程构建工具帮助教育工作者在网站上创建课程计划。这一方法目的在于让会员提供代表最佳实践工作的资源。

Curriki's partners include ~Sesame~ workshop which has created vadios and lesson plans to teach children about cultural differences. Another company, ~Atomic~ learning  has provided vadios for teaching about techology.
C的合作者包括s工作室，该工作室制作视频和课程计划，来教孩子们学习文化差异。另一家公司，AL， 提供教授科技的视频。

Members who donate materials are listed on the site. Comments /sent/and criticisms about materials are also posted /there/. Any one can use curriki.org to teach others or themselves. The materials can be printed or saved to a CD.
贡献资源的会员名单列在网站上。建议和批评也公布在上面。任何人都可以用curriki.org来教别人活着自学。资源可以打印出来或者保存在CD上。

For many families, though, the most important thing colleges can do is show them the money. Lately, top schools with lots of money have increased the financial aid, putting pressure on other colleges to do the same.
对于很多家庭来说，大学能做的最重要的事情是展示他们的财力。最近，一些顶尖的资金雄厚的学校增加了他们的财政资助，给其他学校造成了压力使其不得不采取同样的措施。

Deciding how many students to accept can be difficult. It involves ~trying~ to predict the number of applicants who will decide to attend. Students may not like being put on waiting lists, but mistakes can be costly. Some colleges have /have/had to house new students in hotels, because a larger than expected number accepted admission offers.
决定招收多少学生是困难的。这涉及到试图预测可能入学的申请者人数。学生们可能不喜欢被置于等待名单上，但是错误可能代价很高。一些学校不得不让新生住酒店，因为接收录取通知的人数远大于预期的。

This years,the ~weak~ /Academy/economy has admissions officers /nerves/nervous that some families may not be able to pay for college as planed. The recent problems that spread from the housing market to credit markets /are/have even affected students loans.
今年，糟糕的经济条件也让招生人员很担心，一些家庭可能不能按计划支付学费。近来的问题，从房产市场到信用市场，也对学生贷款造成了影响。

Colleges are also facing changes in the population. The education Department expects the number of high school graduates to start going down after this year. This will happen as the ~last~ of the children of the baby boom generation finish high school. The number is not expected to start rising again until 2015.
学校也面临着人口问题。教育部预计高中毕业生人数今年以后会开始下降。这将伴随最后一批婴儿潮出生的人完成高中学业而出现。这个数字将在2015年再次上升。

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May 1st is an important date in the college admissions process in the United States. This is the last day for high school seniors to accept or reject offers of admission in the fall. Offers are sent by April 15th.
五月一号是美国大学招生程序中的大日子。这一天是高中毕业生接收或者拒绝秋季录取通知的最后期限。通知是4月15日寄发的。

Acceptance rates at the top colleges were lower than ever this year. No surprise just more stress from  stories of top students getting rejection letters even from less competitive schools.
重点高校的录取比例是近年来最低的。所以当听到很多好学生受到一些竞争力并不很强的学校的决绝信时，不必惊讶。

Numbers tell the story. The Education Department predicts that the number of high school graduates in the united States will reach the highest level ever this year. 3330000 students are expected to graduate.
数据表明了事实。教育部预测，今年高中毕业生人数将达到历史最高水平。将有3，330，000学生毕业。