tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-126758882012-02-13T06:17:31.031+01:00An experimental blog to learn & share technologies essential for making good blogs.boonenoreply@blogger.comBlogger81100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12675888.post-1119895334739651452005-06-27T20:02:00.000+02:002005-06-27T20:07:20.666+02:00

Actually, I listened to this edition of "talk about English" once on the very day it was broadcasted, but I did once again back at home today. There were actually three main subjects, but I chose to learn one of them: it's about some useful vocabulary connected with food shoppingI go into the greengrocer's to by vegetables and some fruit. Moreover, I also pick up some fresh herbs and seasonings

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Well in this edition of talk about English, there's huge bunch of new vocaburary and expressions. Let me start with the first part of the program which is from a news report about a military parade in Moscow: thousands of Russian servicemen (people working in the army, navy or air force) marched across Red Square in commemoration of the Soviet Union's victory in the 2nd World War parading

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While reading up until the chapter 139--counted by Prime numbers--,I encountered a so-called Occam's razor, which is a law:Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem.Which is Latin and means:No more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary.Which means only those things that are crucially vital should exist.If we assume that this law is globally true, then God

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This whole talk devotes to an expedition to the Antarctica, and here are some interesting words and phases in the context:an inflatable boat needs to be filled with air before use; to inflate is to add something with air or gasfur seals are ungainly on land, but like ballet dancers in the watertheir flippers (fins) can roll over; with their bendy body, they are swivelling and twisting penquins

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This morning I listened to a radio program, BBC learning English, as usual. This time, it appears to me that the program contains lots of new interesting words and expression phrases that I think would be nice to keep them for later use. Having thought so, I picked a notebook of mine--which my girlfriend bought me for my Conversational English course--and started to write down new words, word by

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Isn't nice to be able to just forward nice photos from email client to the mail-to-Blog address. What a nice place up there! Can I have a long vacation now? :--)

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Is this text going to appear on my Blog? Can I really publish stuff without bothering to log in my Blog's page--only an email client is needed?

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Cool! I had no idea Blogger is going to be this easy, and this's gonna be my first post on my first Blog. Let's see how this Blog will develop.

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