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特纳是位拥有数十亿家财的72岁富翁、美国有线新闻电视公司(CNN)的创始人、从前的出色水手、面容酷似白瑞德而且还是一个打破捐资记录的慈善家。
The walls of Ted Turner's international headquarters,14floors above downtown Atlanta,are lined with Oscar statuettes.If you try to pick one up,for example,the actual best-production award for Casablanca,you will discover that they are all firmly bolted to their glass display shelves,and Turner's aides will break their frowns to laugh at you.
CNN的创始人
--特德·特纳
在特德·特纳的位于亚特兰大闹市区14层楼上的国际总部,沿墙陈列着一排排奥斯卡金像。假如你想拿起一个,比如《卡萨布兰卡》的最佳影片金像真品,你会发现它们都被用螺钉固定在玻璃陈列架上。这时,特纳的助手会松开皱着的眉头,冲你一笑。
Turner is the 72-year-old multibillionaire founder of CNN,former champion sailor,Rhett Butler lookalike and record-breaking philanthropist.
Turner has just emerged from the worst two years of his life -- years that he has said left him feeling"suicidal".In spring 2000,he was suddenly sidelined from the broadcasting company he had built from scratch.Then his wife of eight years,the actress Jane Fonda,came home one night and informed him that she was now a born-again Christian;they divorced last year.Two of his grandchildren developed a rare genetic disorder,and one died.Turner's friends said he was inconsolable.Then,just when he felt it could get no worse,he brought the wrath of America upon himself by a speech in Rhode Island saying that the September 11 hijackers had been"brave".
特纳是位拥有数十亿家财的72岁富翁、美国有线新闻电视公司(CNN)的创始人、从前的出色水手、面容酷似白瑞德而且还是一个打破捐资记录的慈善家。
特纳刚刚从一生中最糟糕的两年走出来。他说这两年让他想自杀。2000年的春天,他突然在这个自己白手起家创立的广播公司里靠边站了。随后,与他共同生活了8年的妻子、演员简·方达一天晚上回到家,告诉他自己如今是已转信新教的_。他们于去年分手。他的两个孙儿得了一种罕见的遗传疾病,其中一个已经离开人世。特纳的朋友说,他伤心至极。然后,就在特纳觉得情况不会变得更糟时,他又让自己成了愤怒的美国人的众矢之的。他在罗德岛一次演讲中说,"9·11"事件中的劫机者很勇敢。
Then he threw himself into his charity work.Turner's UN Foundation,the biggest of his three charities,recently spent $22.2 in one month combating intestinal parasites in Vietnamese children,reducing China's greenhouse-gas emissions and helping women from Burkina Faso start businesses selling nut butter.
特纳转而投身慈善事业。特纳的3个慈善机构中最大的联合国基金会最近在一个月内出资2220万美元,用于在越南儿童中消灭肠寄生虫,减少中国的温室气体排放量和帮助布基纳法索妇女起动销售坚果酱的业务。
Nigel Pritchard,CNN's head of international public relations,who is sitting beside me,has prepared a memo outlining some things his boss might like to consider not saying.It politely suggests that he might steer clear of talking about AOL Time Warner,and,specifically,he might like to avoid reference to that Rhode Island speech.Turner is notorious for doing as he pleases.Early in his career,he made a pitch wearing no clothes to advertising executives;later,he went to Cuba to get Fidel Castro to tape a promotional slot for CNN.
He has various worldsaving projects:from preventing the extinction of the Chiricahua leopard frog in the wilds of New Mexico to founding an influential nuclear non-proliferation institute.Turner really does seem to see himself as locked in a personal battle against apocalypse.He doesn't just give money:his staff are sometimes taken aback to see him skulking in the streets nearby,picking up litter.
坐在我身边的CNN国际公共关系负责人奈杰尔·普里查德准备了一份备忘录,提醒自己的老板最好留意不要涉及的一些事情,该备忘录委婉地提醒老板避免谈及美国在线-时代华纳公司,特别是不要提及罗德岛的那次演讲。特纳的我行我素是出了名的。在事业的早期,他曾经赤身****作宣传。后来,他又跑到古巴,让菲德尔·卡斯特罗为CNN录制一档宣传节目。
从防止新墨西哥州野外的奇里卡瓦豹蛙灭绝,到创立一个有影响力的核不扩散协会,特纳有各种各样的拯救世界的计划。他似乎真的认为自己身处一场阻止大灾难的个人战斗中。他不只是出钱,有时他的下属会吃惊地发现他在附近的街道上偷偷摸摸地捡垃圾。
When Turner gave his first billion to the UN,he dropped 67 laces on the Forbes 500 rich list,out of the top 10 for ever
It isn't hard to see how Turner's childhood might have instilled this sense of permanent crisis,of desperate insecurity,behind the frenzied activity that is his trademark.His father,from whom he inherited an advertising business that he turned into CNN,was prone to fits of rage,and beat him with a coathanger;he committed suicide when Turner was24.Even before that,his younger sister had died from an immune disease when she was 12,and Ted was sent to a boarding school he hated.His father,he has said,not without admiration,believed that instilling insecurity in his son would help him to achieve.All in all,Turner seems to have been a well-qualified candidate for total psychic collapse."But when everything goes wrong,"he says today,"you can either give up or you can try to fight.I tried to fight."
特纳向联合国捐助了第一笔10亿美元后,就从《福布斯》杂志评出的全球最富有的500人排行榜上下跌了67个位置,从此永远与前10名无缘。
从特纳的早年经历可以看出,在他那些标志性的狂热行为背后,隐藏着的是一种永久的危机感和极度的不安全感。特纳的父亲--他后来从父亲那儿继承了一个广告公司即CNN的前身--时不时地大发脾气,然后用衣架打他。父亲在特纳24岁时自杀了。在那之前,他的妹妹在12岁时死于一种免疫系统疾病。父亲把特纳送到一所他不喜欢的寄宿学校。特纳不无钦佩地说,他的父亲认为,让儿子有不安全感有助其成功。从各方面说,特纳都似乎成了一个十分典型的精神全面崩溃的病例?“当一切都出了问题时,你要么放弃,要么努力抗争。我努力抗争。”特纳说。
After a brief spell in the armed forces,he ploughed his energies into his father's billboard business,purchasing a radio station and using empty billboards to advertise it.His radio empire grew,and expanded to local television.By 1980,he was launching CNN,although it was not until the Gulf war that the often-derided channel came into its own.He created the Cartoon Network,and bought hundreds of old MGM films,which he recycled on another lucrative channel,Turner Classic Movies.His firm eventually merged with Time Warner.But then came AOL,and Gerald Levin,the chief executive of the new giant,decided he didn't need Turner -- or perhaps couldn't tolerate his unpredictability.Levin is gone now,and his replacement,Richard Parsons,has brought Turner back into the fold in a new vice-chairman position.The line from corporate communications is that Turner is back in the saddle.But this is not how Turner sees it.
在军队中短暂地呆了一段时间后,特纳把精力投入到父亲的广告牌业务中。他购买了一家广播电台,然后利用空闲的广告牌为电台做宣传。特纳的广播王国发展壮大,后来扩展到当地的电视业。到1980年,特纳创办CNN,不过这个经常受到嘲笑的频道在海湾战争后才进入全盛时期。特纳创立了动画片频道,还购买了米高梅影片公司的数百部旧影片,在另一个赢利的频道--特纳经典影片回顾重复播放。他的公司最终与时代华纳公司合并。但是随后美国在线又加入了,而这个新巨头的总裁杰拉尔德·莱文认为自己不需要特纳--也可能是他无法容忍特纳的变幻莫测。如今莱文已经离开了,接替他的理查德·帕森斯把特纳接了回来,安置在一个副董事长的新位置上。公司传达的消息是,特纳重新掌权。但是特纳却不这么看。
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英国莱斯特大学语言学家、雅思考试创始人Keith & Taylor教授在福州大学科学报告厅为福州大学师生350余人作了一场题为“英语学习方法”的报告,把自己30多年的教学经验和有效的英语学习方法介绍给了大家。
请问各位,哪儿是学英语最好的地方呢?我在这里要告诉大家:是——洗澡间。洗澡间其实是最好的学英语的地方。大家一定会笑吧。要知道教室并不是学习英语的最好地方,在课堂上,我们所能学到的是如何去学习。而洗澡间才是学习的好地方,在座的肯定有在洗澡时唱歌的吧?的确,洗澡时唱歌是一件令人惬意的事情。下次,大家冲澡的时候不妨朗诵一段英语。要朗诵多久呢?不长,只要两分钟就足够了。大声地朗读,每天坚持大声地朗读两分钟英语就够了。只要坚持几个月,也许三个月,也许两个月,大家就会发现自己的英语突飞猛进。相信我,信任我,这个方法非常有效,如果大家不相信的话,不妨试试。2分钟在洗澡间,那么另外的15分钟呢?在睡觉前的15分钟你可以听听英国广播公司BBC的节目,也就是我们英国人所熟悉的Radio;4。记住:是在睡觉前的15分钟。为什么要在睡觉前15分钟?这是由于当我们睡觉的时候,我们的大脑并没有休息,它依然在不停的运转。这样我们的记忆无形中就得到了加强。2分钟在洗澡间,加上睡觉前的15分钟,只要17分钟,每天只要17分钟,就可以学好英语。请大家记住这17分钟的学习法。要问其中的奥秘?其实很简单:我们是在快乐地学习。人在快乐的时候,学习是最有效率的,工作也是最有效率的。在早晨的时候,我自己冲一杯咖啡,打开电脑,开始写作,我很喜欢这样的感觉——早晨的宁静,咖啡的浓香,感觉就是这样好。带着这样好的感觉,写作可以说就是一种享受,工作是一种享受。大家在学英语的时候,也不妨为自己创造这样的快乐环境。如果看书看累了,可以看看电影,听听音乐。如果你喜欢巧克力,可以在口中嚼一块。如果你喜欢喝啤酒,也可以在学习的时候喝上一杯。学英语要带着快乐的心情来学,充分享受学习的乐趣。
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October 5, 2011
Michelle and I are saddened to learn of the passing of Steve Jobs. Steve was among the greatest of American innovators — brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it.
By building one of the planet’s most successful companies from his garage, he exemplified the spirit of American ingenuity. By making computers personal and putting the internet in our pockets, he made the information revolution not only accessible, but intuitive and fun. And by turning his talents to storytelling, he has brought joy to millions of children and grownups alike. Steve was fond of saying that he lived every day like it was his last. Because he did, he transformed our lives, redefined entire industries, and achieved one of the rarest feats in human history: he changed the way each of us sees the world.
The world has lost a visionary. And there may be no greater tribute to Steve’s success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented. Michelle and I send our thoughts and prayers to Steve’s wife Laurene, his family, and all those who loved him.
2011年10月5日
得知乔布斯去世的消息,我和米歇尔感到非常悲痛。乔布斯是美国最伟大的创新者之一,他敢于与众不同地思考,大胆地相信自己能够改变世界,并拥有足够的才智做到这一点。
他在自己的车库里创建起全世界最成功的公司之一,展示了美国的独创精神。他开创了个人电脑时代并将因特网放进我们的口袋,信息革命也因此而来到人们的身边,并变得直观而有趣。他还把自己的才华用在讲故事上,把快乐带给了数以百万计的儿童和成年人。乔布斯喜欢说自己把每天都当做最后一天来过。因为他这样做了,他就此改变了我们的生活,重新定义了整个行业,并创造了人类历史上最罕见的奇迹之一:他改变了我们每个人观察世界的方式。
世界失去了一位有远见的人。乔布斯的成功所赢得的崇高敬意莫过于这样一个事实:世界上许多人是通过他发明的产品得知他辞世的消息的。我和米歇尔向乔布斯的妻子劳伦、他的家人以及所有爱他的人送上我们的哀思与祈祷。
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下面是读文网小编整理的一些关于啦啦队的资料,欢迎大家阅读!
Cheerleading traces its roots to the late 19th century, whencrowdsbegan to chant and yell to encourage their team. Credit for thefirstorganized cheer is often given to a University of Minnesotastudentnamed Johnny Campbell who got the Gopher faithful to shoutduring alosing effort in the 1898 season。
For the first few decades of its history, cheerleading was anall-male activity, but by the 1920's women joined as well. Nowadays,over 90% of America's cheerleading participants are female。
啦啦队的由来和发展要回溯到19世纪后期,那时候人们就开始有节奏的齐声为他们的球队喝彩、呐喊助威。第一次有证可查的、组织以齐呼口号方式为球队加油的是明尼苏达大学学生约翰尼?坎贝尔,他在1898年的赛季中指挥大家为他们的球队助威鼓劲。
到了20世纪20年代女性开始介入
在啦啦队成立之初,队员通常由男生组成,到了20世纪20年代,女性开始介入。现在,美国有超过九成的啦啦队成员是女性。
In 1948, Lawrence "Herkie" Herkimer, a former Southern MethodistUniversity cheerleader formed the National Cheerleaders Association(NCA). Herkimer is credited with originating many of cheerleading'sfundamental moves。
hough professional football teams had had cheerleaders since the1960s, nothing did more to popularize cheerleading than the gals fromDallas, who gained national attention with their revealing outfits and sophisticated danceroutines。
1948年,劳伦斯-何其莫,外号"Herkie",成立了美国啦啦队协会(NCA)。何其莫被认为是啦啦队多项重大活动的创始人。
专业的橄榄球队从20世纪60年代就各自有了自己的啦啦队
尽管专业的橄榄球队从20世纪60年代就各自有了自己的啦啦队,但这些啦啦队除了欢呼之外并无特别的喝彩方式,直到达拉斯的姑娘们出现后才有了改观,这些女孩用她们暴露的装束和复杂的舞步赢得了全国观众的瞩目。
Cheerleading remained in its supporting role until the 1980s, when cheerleading competitions, organized by the National Cheerleaders Association and other groups, started to grow in popularity。
20世纪80年代之前,啦啦队主要起支持作用。之后,美国啦啦队协会开始组织啦啦队之间进行比赛,其他组织也开始兴起。
Today, cheerleaders can be found at almost any kind of sporting event, including the Olympics and the Cricket World Cup。
如今,各种体育赛事中随处可见啦啦队员的身影,包括奥运会和板球世界杯赛。
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