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I had a school field trip today. I went to the olace where you can see that diffeence of the ancient building structure of three era .I enjoyed this trip.The houses 's way out was so small even houses are big and I thought it is similar to Japanese ancient houses but the dislike thing was where was put shells that was eaten . howaber, January and February was raining a lot, so that grounds has puddle and mud.It was slippery and every students got muds on their shoes and socks , including me.I slept in a bus on both ways . I always sleep in a bus when I have a trip. One of my friends saied they went hiking last year. She saied a mountain was not flat and it was hard to climb . she jumped in a huge puddle, not on purpose and she got mud around on her knees.
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Aujourd'hui, beaucoup d'écoles et entreprises étaient fermées à cause d'une alerte météo.
Nous nous attendions à une tempête de verglas ce matin.
Le vent et la pluie verglaçant rendent dangereux de conduire ou de marcher dehors.
Ce n'est pas seulement que les rues sont verglacées, mais il y a une risque de chutes d'arbres et branches.
Il y a aussi un possibilité de couper le courant. Cela arrive assez souvent.
Je ne sais pas si la tempête nous a évité ou si elle est encore venir, mais jusqu'à présent, il ne s'est pas passé grand chose aujourd'hui.
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J'adore regarder les olympiques d'hiver! je préfère les évènements d'hiver aux évènements de l'été. Le sport que je regarde plus souvent est le patinage artistique. Les programmes d'Alysa Liu, Yuma Kagiyama, Mikhail Shaidorov, et cetera étaient simplement époustouflants. Cependant, c'était bizarre quand tous les hommes au groupe finale tombaient pendant leurs programmes. J'étais choqué!
Mais à mon avis, l'exhibition artistique à la fin du compétition est la meilleure partie. Mikhail Shaidorov s'est déguisé en Po de "Kung Fu Panda" et pourtant il pouvait completer des sauts très difficiles en costume! J'ai hâte de voir les championnats du monde dans deux semaines!
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Así que es el primer día de la universidad y las chicas están terminando su orientación con la decana de mujeres.
"En conclusión, señoras, si se quedan embarazadas, probablemente tendrán que abandonar los estudios y renunciar a muchos de sus proyectos.
Piénsenlo: ¿una hora de placer vale toda una vida de sueños perdidos?
Bueno, concluye la decana, ¿hay alguna pregunta?"
"Sí", dice una voz de la multitud. "¿Cómo hace para que duren una hora?"
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Хотя сейчас каникули, я хочу держать хороший ритм сна и вставать рано. Я сегодня утром готовила кофе, потом сидела в гостиной и повторила слова. Затем ехала подруго к мне и мы занимались вместе. После обеда я её показывала красивый парк недалеко от дома. Там два озера и многие исторических зданий и в некоторых из них даже живут люди.
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Earlier while I was on the train I have just finished this book.
Feynman was a prominent scientist known for his participation in the Manhattan Project, for solve the case with the launch of a rocket for the NASA and to be awarded with the Nobel Prize in Physics.
In this book Feynman tell us about his life, his first wife and how his father teach him to think in a tangible way. Although some chapters of the book, mainly the parts talking about how he solve the problem in NASA are boring, the majority of the chapters are interesting.
I found interesting the part when he says a story of how his father talked with him. When he was a toddler he learned to understand the "important" parts of a thing and that was relevant to truly understand what you were told.
Like for him his father care to explain about dinosaurs but not just the name of the animal, but how tall was it, and how much tall was that? I was a house tall or a three times him tall?
He was a great scientist who try to explain us the way he saw the world.
I admire him because of his simplicity as a person but also because he cared a lot about his students.
Even if this is not the best book I think it was worth the reading.
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4 days ago, I watched an interview of Tom Holland, the famous British actor. He was interviewed by Jay Shetty, a youtubeur and podcaster well known for his episods dedicated to health and self-development.
I had already watched some other videos from him before, like Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, two incredible pilots (I will probably talk about them another day!), but I was really excited about this one.
The two first podcasts were really interesting and I loved the way Jay turned the questions and I was impressed by how much I learned about their lives.
In the interview with Tom Holland, they talked about various subjects.
The first one was how he became famous in the whole wide world and first and foremost, how he became an actor.
First things first, they discussed about his childhood. He was a pretty sociable person, and had pretty much friends. His parents were tolerant about whatever he did (hus grades for instance) as much as he did his best. He joined a dancing school when he was about 14 years old, and his teacher was great.
From that moment, he started to be on the payroll for different movies, and his career exploded when he played Spider Man. It was the turning point of his career.
However, everything in his life wasn't perfect.
A part that I found really interesting in the podcast was his alcoholic addiction. He used to think that alcohol made a cool person out of him, whereas he actually didn't need that to be sociable and have friends. He was really thankful about his friends for their understanding when he tried to stop that addiction. Indeed, they never tried to push him to drink with them during parties. He said he liked the role he has now by dropping his friends off after the parties and to be 100% sure that everything was safe. He also loved that people could talk freely to him and say their deeper thoughts so that he could understand them and try to help them.
To conclude, he talked about a life changing experience: his swiming session with a killing whale.
Once, he was with friends and his brother in the sea in a big ship, and by far, they saw a big whale. They decided to make their way back and to swim with it. It turned out that it was actually a dangerous whale. However, they could see it really closely, and it was only a moment of pure peace with "Mother Nature" as he called that. He emphasised this feeling of freedom when you can't act or change anything and just live the present moment without thinking about anything else. As a matter of fact, he said that it was an incredible experience but that he wouldn't do that again if he had the opportunity to.
I hope you enjoyed reading my text.
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First, Harry and Professor Snape found an enormous and strange room, hidden far beneath the school. There are old scrolls, a mysterious mirror, stone statues and unusual magical items. In the middle of the room sat a small table with a glowing magical puzzle, after several tense minutes to solve the puzzle a hidden door slowly creaked open. They walked and finally came to a dead end; Potter cast a spell and the wall vanish completely. Behind it was a spiral staircase, they climbed up and emerged into a circulare room filled with incredibly rare magical items. To their surprise, they had ended up in Dumbledore's office. It was the headmaster´s private storage room.
Second, Ron and Draco, worked on a project about a prediction of the future. After arguing for several minutes, they made a deal: they would try both; reading tea leaves and astrology. And see which one give them a better prediction. As the project went on, something strange happened; for once Ron and Malfoy weren´t flighting. They were still rivals, of course but for a brief moment, they were partners in mischief.
By the end of the week, they had a collected a whole list of ridiculous predictions: danger from falling broomsticks, unexpectable baldness, a great disappointment in love, being bitten by a venomous creature, failing exams and marrying someone unusual. And with that, they went their separate ways, already back to being enemies.
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Да, у нас во Франции есть «летнее время» и «зимнее время». Кстати мы скоро переведём часы в летнее время. Да, «летнее» время в марте... Когда у нас летнее время, есть двухчасовая задержка между официальном временем и настоящим, солнечным временем. Утверждают, что переводы часов экономят энергию, но это очень сомнительно. Ведь когда мы переходим на летнее время в конце марта/начале апреля, мы просыпаем в темноте! По моему мнению надо принять миллионы более неотложных мер к сокращению потребления энергии! На самом деле переводы часов нарушают наши биологические часы: это создает проблемы со сном, вниманием, раздражительностью и т. д. Некоторые страны уже отказались от них. Другие сообщили, что они сделают то же самое. В общем, такие переводы мне кажутся бессмысленнами.