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Dear Mr. Wu,

How are you doing? I'm Li Hua.

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Yours,

Li Hua. 

The good communication between parents and children is very important. If we don't communicate with our parents( proper), we may find it(difficulty) to get their support when we are in need of help. What should we do to improve our(communicate) with our parents? Firstly, we should listen to our parents patientlythey give us suggestions. Their advice can give usshort cut to solve our problems. (two), we should(be) honest with our parents. If we disagree with them, we should let them know). Last but not least, we should always trust our parents and see(their) as our friends. It is always easy for us communicate with friends.

Tom had lived in Palo Alto and been alive during 1  earthquake. Nothing much happened

2  him or his home on that day. 3 ，a few4 later, 5 traffic accident made him6 his life. 

After Tom died，his wife came to his car he hadn't used for some months. When she began to7 it out she noticed first that the front seat had been equipped 8 it could flatten backwards. Then she noticed that the back seat had9 rigged(装配)so it would pop out 10 to make you climb into the trunk(行李箱）. 11 the trunk she found old clothes, bottles of water and two hundred 12 of rope. It seemed that, 13 he was not a man planning for the future, Tom was at least prepared for14 trapped in an earthquake. 15 , we should learn from 16 Tom. Everyone should 17 for something 18 some accidents 19 fires and earthquakes happen20 suddenly.

Book clubs are a great way to meet people who share a common love for reading. . But it will all be worth it when your members gather for the first meeting. 

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Some book clubs are mainly meant to be fun and relaxed. Members would talk about the story and feelings about the story, but it wouldn't be a problem if the conversation got carried away from the book. Other book clubs are more serious and highly academic. They would be more focused on meaning, plot, and character.

Choose a location for your club. 

Book clubs are typically held at meeting points, like homes, bookstores, or the local library. The meetings can change location sometimes. . Contact the location to inquire about holding your book club there, or ask potential members if they could commit to hosting a club every now and then. 

Go for an online club if you don't have a location to meet.

If a physical meeting point isn't an option, you might also have an online book club. . An online meeting point is also a good option because it allows people from all over the world to join the club.

Find a core group of people with a passion for reading. 

They could be friends, family, or people you know through various activities, but they should all love to read. Also, make sure that this group of members can commit to meetings on a regular basis. If you plan to have your book club at a physical location, invite people who live close to you. You can invite anyone to an online book club, . 

A. if they are keen on reading

B. They take some efforts to organize

C. Choose the types of books to read and discuss

D. Decide how academic or social your book club will be

E. But it is usually easier to keep them at one or a few regular places

F. as long as the people who want to join have reliable Internet access

G. You can discuss books on a chat room, social media apps, or group video chats

A residential summer weight-loss camp improved fat children's health, a study about fat children's health reports. A Saint Louis University physician found the camp improved children's weight，body mass index (身体质量指数），physical fitness and blood pressure.

"When a child can communicate with others struggling with the same problem, it helps support his weight-loss effort, and he is more likely to improve both physically and psychologically,"said Nadim Kanafani, M. D. , corresponding author and assistant professor of pediatrics (小儿科）at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. 

According to Kanafani, fat children struggle with their body's awkwardness in running, jumping and playing,which causes them to stop taking part in these physical activities and make unhealthy lifestyle choices. This can be changed when fat children are placed together to focus on losing weight and improving physical fitness. 

Kanafani tracked fat 10- to 18-year-old adolescents who attended a weight-loss camp. They took part in physical activities and group educational self-esteem(自尊). During their stay,the kids ate three balanced meals and two snacks per day prepared under the supervision of a nutritionist. 

The results showed an average weight loss of more than eight pounds and average reduction in the BMI score of three points. Besides, participants' blood pressure dropped significantly and fitness levels improved.

The weight-loss camp in the study, Camp Jump Start, used a number of proven techniques to achieve modification of diet habits, increase physical activities and provide social support for participants. These methods resulted in health benefits as well as significant increases in self-esteem. Camp founder Jean Huelsing, who is a nurse, is the lead author on the paper. 

The African penguin is expected to go extinct in the wild in just over a decade, given its current population decline. The main reason is a lack of food caused by disturbance to ocean conditions from global heating and competition from the commercial fishing industry. According to a study, scientists have identified a possible additional cause, one that is an entirely new threat and that further prevents the penguins from finding food: noise pollution from marine (海洋的) ships in a bay. 

Since 2016, a new shipping practice has started at Algoa Bay. The bay offers ship-to-ship refueling for ships anchored offshore. Since the start of this practice, marine traffic in the bay has doubled. The number of bulk carriers (散货船) pulling into the bay has increased by ten times as much. Thus the noise levels in the area had doubled and the population of penguins has dropped sharply. High noise levels affect the ability of marine animals to find food, communicate or navigate properly. 

Researchers used data from ship identification tools to estimate underwater noise from passing ships. They also attached underwater microphones and accelerometers (感应器) to some of the penguins. Recording the noise will tell researchers what the penguins are hearing, if they're talking while hunting, if they're changing their movements in response to noise, and if the noise is drowning out their hunting conversations. This will allow researchers to determine whether the sound disturbance is a direct cause of the penguins' ongoing difficulties in finding sufficient food.

The study is the first to explore he effects of ocean traffic noise pollution on seabirds and the consequences of offshore shipping activities on underwater noise levels. Experts are considering proposing various global best-practice approaches to reduce some of the impacts of noise pollution, such as policies that limit the number and size of ships allowed into a bay of this kind. "We also need more scientific monitoring of noise, before these measures are put in place and afterward, so that we have a proper understanding of what works. " a researcher said.

School Activities for Kids and Teens

Are you looking for fulfilled activities for kids and teens? Here are some wonderful ones for you!

Secret of the Dragon

Time: Monday, July 1, 2015, 10:30 a. m. 

Cost: Adult: $7. 40, Children (under15): half

Bookings: Phone the booking office at 34032578. 

Address: Brisbane Botanic Gardens

Note: Secret of the Dragon is a magical story about two children who are taking on a dragon ride to explore the seven continents. 

The Search for Life: Are We Alone?

Time: Thursday, July 4, 2015, 2:00 p. m. 

Cost: Adult: $14.50，Children (under 15): $8. 70

Bookings: Phone the booking office at 34037689. 

Address: Brisbane Botanic Gardens

Note: Are we truly alone in space? Is there any life out there? These are the questions asked in this show. 

Magic Class

Time: Friday, July 12, 2015, 10:00 a. m. 

Cost: Free

Bookings: Please call 34038470 to book your place. 

Address: Centenary Community hub, 171 Dandenong Rd. 

Note: Would you like to be a magician? Then join David, the magician, to learn about real magic with playing cards, coins, ring ropes and DIY projects and be able to become the life of the party. 

Science with Me: Making Your Own Guitar

Time: Saturday, July 20, 2015, 3:00 p. m. 

Cost: Free

Bookings: Please phone 34031226 to book your place. 

Address: 10, Eglinton Close

Note: Do you want to make a guitar with Katy and her mom? Science with Me is going to be with you. Please remember to bring a piece of wood, a hammer, some rubber bands and some nails with you.