Bush&Cheney:Do You Trust Them?

President Bush is being criticized again, today, much of it is 1) partisan for his business past. He is accused of 2) indulging as a businessman in the same corporate excesses that he is now 3) condem

Where Did Corporate Credibility Go?

U.S telecommunications giant WorldCom has filed for bankruptcy in the largest corporate 1) collapse in American history. Under investigation for 2) fraud, amidst a massive accounting scandal, WorldCom

Human 1)Cloning,Our Nightmare?

There’s a news poll out tonight on another major controversy: human cloning. When asked whether scientists should be able to clone human, 85% said no, 11% said yes. Congress is working on legislatio

Flying:Dream and Reality

(Movie Toy Story: To infinity and beyond!) Oh, to be free as a bird. It’s been the 1) stuff of fantasy, and of reality. Sort of. 2) A self-contained flying man. This jet pack from the 1960s had bare

Dream to Be a Hero

Most parents who want to send their kids to camp in the summertime have to pay hundreds, even thousands of dollars. If your kid happens to be a really good basketball player, you probably won’t have

Ronaldo

Five goals in five games from the striker known as “ A phenomio” played a huge part in helping Brazil reaching the semi finals. Ronaldo’s career seems to be back on track after a dreadful few ye

Junichi Inamoto

Junichi Inamoto was one of the major reasons for Japan’s journey to the second round. He even overshadowed his midfield teammate, Parma’s Hidetoshi Nakata, scoring twice, including the winner agai

Jeju-do World Cup Stadium

The Jeju-do World Cup Stadium in Seogwipo held two first round matches, and one second round game. It took less than three years to build at a cost of 87 million dollars and, unlike many of the World

Warren Buffet Investment Wisdom from

Journalist: Your style has been described as ＂ buy and hold ＂ , and sometimes it 1) strikes me that Wall Street 2) perverts that 3) notion to get people to invest and forget about what they own. I

A Tour to Barcelona

Barcelona is regarded as Spain’s second city, behind capital, Madrid. The city is 1) steeped in history, Barcelona was founded by the 2) Carthegeeians and according to tradition, its name is 3) deri

Special Report of the World Cup

1 England and Sweden are through to the final 16 of the World Cup. But it was disappointment for Argentina as they followed in the footsteps of defending champions, France, and crashed out of the tour

The 1)Taj Mahal 2)Epitaph of Love

The love story behind the Taj Mahal is a tragic one. What you actually see here is a 3) mausoleum, an 4) ex travagant tomb built in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife

TOP GUNS

In Top Guns, we check out four of the best bits of 1) kit. This time 2) assault rifles, that essential battle field companion. Take out targets Singapore-style with the SAR21. The SA80 is the British

Artistic Impressions Degas’ World

Here Degas shows a couple in a café staring out 1) disconsolately, with a glass of the 2) deadly green 3) absinthe on the table in front of the woman. Degas’ friend Monet painted a dandish male abs

My Best Friend’s Wedding

Michael: I called because I met someone. Julianne: Well, that’s great. That’s great ’cause you haven’t really seen anybody, have you — since 1) dingbat Jenny Lee. Michael: No, you don’t un

10、The Beeb bbc--apain in the Ass Worth Having

2) CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, even FOX, which is a name not a set of 3) initials. No matter they’re all there, all day and all night, but in much of the world, just one set of initials really matter

Nobody Knows the Difference

School 1) volunteers don’t get paid money, but sometimes we receive special gifts. One morning, just before Christmas vacation, I was selling tickets to our grade school’s last evening performance

The Writer

Nineteenth-century life had dealt the ten-year-old London 1) lad a bad hand. While his father 2) languished in debtor’s jail, painful 3) pangs of hunger 4) gnawed at his stomach. To feed himself, th

I,Strahd The memorirs of a Vampire

Though it was a bright, hot dawn outside, there were no windows in this part of the castle. Van Ritchten had to provide his own light in the form of a small lantern, which he gripped with a white- 1)

Napoleon Hill’s Keys to success 5

Controlled attention is the act of 1) coordinating all the 2) faculties of the mind and directing their combined power to a given end. It is both an 3) outgrowth of many of the other principles of suc