氣質姐與可愛可

Janice又隔了好久好久沒寫blog了! 印象中痞客邦有照片上傳的總量限制，讓愛用照片作紀錄的我感覺綁手綁腳! 再加上瞎忙的生活步調...，blog就荒廢許久! 這次在整理書櫃打算好好做個斷捨離時，在妮妮國小三年級的資料夾裡發現了一張當時的"作業"吧? 看著看著覺得又可愛又好笑，還有"感動"的大發現~
 

(補文時間2020.8月)參觀時是試營運初期，原本只是路過，完全不知道那裏有個新的博物館，館方人員看到我們在外面拍照，很熱情的招呼我們進入參觀! Janice特別詢問可可也能進去嗎? 或許是當時試營運一切規定還在摸索，總之在寵物不落地的情況下，可可也有參觀博物館的經驗囉!! 參觀時，正巧有一團體是博物館招待當地其他公務單位參訪，我們跟著一起聽導覽解說，真是太幸運了!  (許願科博館也能改成使用子母機來導覽，呵呵)
雖然當時只是試營運Janice 覺得處處已經很上軌道了(拍拍手)，只可惜我們是下午臨時到訪，參觀時間不長，以我們家習慣會泡在博物館裡一整天、慢慢看! 有機會一定要再去一趟的!

Learn about some of the greatest migrations▼ in the animal kingdom.
來看看幾個最大規模的動物大遷徙。

108年全面採網路報名，並以電子郵件寄發考試通知，不再郵寄紙本准考證。

Visit this one-of-a-kind lake where you can really take a walk on the wild side. 
去參觀這座你真的可以在上面漫步的獨特之湖

　　When you think about going to a lake, you probably think about swimming or lying on a sandy beach to enjoy the sunshine. You would never dream about walking on the water. But that’s exactly what you can do at Pitch Lake in Trinidad, a body of water unlike any other. 
　　First of all, Pitch Lake doesn’t only contain water. It also has a mix of oil, clay, and tar called pitch. This sticky black goo▼ is extremely thick, but still a liquid. Even so, the mixture can be walked on. Move too slowly, though, and you might start to sink. 
　　The lake is huge, 100 acres▼ in size, and it could be over 70 meters deep in some places. Rather than swimming and other water activities, the pitch is mined for asphalt▼ and sent around the world. It has been used to pave▼roads in over 50 countries to date. Experts say even if mining▼ continues, the pitch could last for another 400 years. That means you’ve still got time to plan a trip there and see Pitch Lake in person.

好久Janice沒上來寫食況報導了，呵呵 應該說好久沒寫部落格了，還真不是忙幾件事就能當理由的，忙啊~~ 希望慢慢能找出時間回到格子上，希望啦!自我期許，哈哈! 這家也是老公不知從哪看到的訊息，網路力量大，真假消息看都看不完。也常常是被騙交學費，真不知道那些說好話的網路人，是需要被關注?還是美味門檻低?還是有廣告嫌疑? ...好啦，至於交了學費遇到的[雷店]Janice也沒時間記他們一筆! 不錯的、還會再去的，真要好好抽時間來寫一寫，寫多寫少都是生活紀錄!!(這一篇從5月開始寫...到現在10月中啦!!可見我要記錄它的決心...)

↑知道這是網路人氣店家，雖然早一點去，還是等候的人一堆!! 店家座位少，餐點又都是現點現做，所以翻桌率慢，要有耐心慢慢等...

     又到了年終歲末、新舊交替的時候，我們這一班也要迎新送舊，換班長了喔! 感謝平哥2017一整年的辛勞，為我們聯絡大小事情!也要麻煩雄哥在新的一年多照顧我們五下班啦!!

↑要協調出大家的空檔約吃飯是非常"困難"的事，可能一個月也就只有一天是適合全部的人啊!12/18是個天時地利人和的好日子，我們班聚餐了!地點就在科博館附近的金寶茶餐廳! 

 
Getting to know the next generation of library design.
開始了解圖書館設計的下個世代。
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　　As the saying goes, "Don't judge a book by its cover." Even though the outside of the Stuttgart City Library in Germany looks like a boring, giant cube▼, the inside is beautiful, and it is filled with more than enough information and entertainment to last a lifetime. Designed by Yi Architects from South Korea, the building itself was the product of a bid among international architects to win the contract from the city of Stuttgart. Construction cost 80 million euros▼ over the course of three years on what is being hailed as a "new intellectual and cultural center."
　　The library opened its doors in 2011, and the nine-story cubic structure makes incredible use of the space inside. A glass ceiling▼ lets in natural light for the patrons▼ to browse the stacks of books, artwork, CDs, DVDs and the rest of the half million items that can be taken home or downloaded digitally. Library card holders can enjoy the innovative convenience of technology that makes checking out materials easier than ever before.
　　For those readers who need to get in and out quickly, the library has automatic, 24-hour check-out and return systems in place using a computer chip▼ that tracks when the book is in the building and when it has been checked out. After an item has been returned, their high-tech sorting facility makes sure it gets back to the shelf in a timely manner using intelligent shelving▼. Self-steering▼ trolleys bring books and other items back to their spot on the shelf for the next curious person to find, check out, and enjoy. Visitors who sign up for library passes can take advantage of a short-range computer chip for overdue payment. The future of libraries is upon us!

 
Paris has a new solution for fast, efficient transportation using the Seine River.
對於快速又有效率地行駛於塞納河上，巴黎擁有一個全新的解決方案。
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　　　　Experts estimate that by 2050, there will be 10 billion people on Earth, and most of those people will be living in cities and urban centers. Those people are going to need ways to _(1)_, but ground transportation can only do so much. Air travel may be too dangerous for large populations. Since most cities are built on rivers or waterways▼, water travel could become the best _(2)_ for the future. That is where the idea for the Sea Bubble comes in.
　　　　The Sea Bubble is a hovering▼ water taxi. This floating▼ design feature means that the Sea Bubble can travel _(3)_ through the water without making as many waves as other boats. The craft▼ _(4)_ both noise and pollution by being 100% electric, but this does not limit the Sea Bubble's performance. It can travel around 30 kilometers per hour and cover up to 100 kilometers on a single charge. Each water taxi seats five people, including a driver for now, although the driver may later be _(5)_ with automation▼.
　　　　The design is the _(6)_ of Alain Thebault and Anders Bringdal. The project was _(7)_ by Paris's mayor, Anne Hidalgo, who said, "I really believe in the development of river transport. Most of the world's big cities were built on riverbanks▼, an advantage we have to use to reduce our reliance on polluting cars." It sounds like a win for everyone involved!
1. (A) stand out　　(B) trek up　　(C) hold back　　(D) get around
2. (A) option　　(B) hindrance　　(C) exhibit　　(D) canal
3. (A) briefly　　(B) abruptly　　(C) quietly 　　(D) eagerly
4. (A) liberalizes　　(B) organizes　　(C) minimizes　　(D) authorizes
5. (A) employed　　(B) transferred　　(C) installed　　(D) replaced
6. (A) personality　　(B) brainchild　　(C) shortcoming　　(D) hardship
7. (A) approved　　(B) removed　　(C) contacted　　(D) abandoned