Three goods things every day.

The first thing is wake up early every day fifteen minutes, because I can go to station walking.
Second is send a message to my wonderful sister and my two sons telling them how they are so important in my live.
And third , think about a good thing that happened  last day or week,and repeat it again.

My preferred songs. By Sir Tom Jones.

The Queens Diamond Jubilee Concert - Sir Tom Jones

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I heard the Song of Sir Tom Jones  for first time on The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert so  the  music,the party and all spectacle was amazing . I could pay attention in each people how they behaved like as a winner of a biggest prize.

l love so many songs of Tom Jones  for example : Delilah, Green Green Of Home, She's a Lady,Mama Told Me Not To Come and etc...

When I heard the first time  Sir Tom Jones on The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert , I felt like a  explosion in my heart . 

Since the spectacle was happening everything  was  on a perfect harmony ,there were two goods reasons: namely,peace and connection. 

I said connection with people,space and organization .  

Another interesting curiosity about Jones is that Jones and his idol Elvis Presley met in 1965 at the Paramont film stage, when Elvis was filmingParadise,Hamaiian Style.They became good friends, spending more and more time together in Las Vegas and duetting until the early hours at Presley's private Las Vegas suite. The friendship endured until Presley's death in 1977.

Now lets go sing together,this magic songs Delilah..... 

Delilah

Tom Jones

I saw the light on the night that I passed by her window
I saw the flickering shadows of love on her blind
She was my woman
As she deceived me I watched and went out of my mind
My, my, my, Delilah
Why, why, why, Delilah
I could see, that girl was no good for me
But I was lost like a slave that no man could free
At break of day when that man drove away, I was waiting
I cross the street to her house and she opened the door
She stood there laughing
I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more
My, my, my, Delilah
Why, why, why, Delilah
So before they come to break down the door
Forgive me Delilah, I just couldn't take anymore
She stood there laughing
I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more
My, my, my, Delilah
Why, why, why, Delilah
So before they come to break down the door
Forgive me Delilah I just couldn't take anymore
Forgive me Delilah I just couldn't take anymore
so Delilah.. I love you

Flicker= to shine with a light that is sometimes bright and sometimes weak.

Shadows= an area of darkness, caused by light being blocked by something.

Blind= unable to see.

Deceived=  to persuade someone that something false is the truth, or to keep the truth hidden from someone for your own advantage.

Dutch women

Dutch women can do whatever they want in her life,in my point of view it is right way to choose the life of future.
Women in generally have right to go in university,to vote,to work in what kind of job that she choice and have children or not.
Some country women have a hard life because they can't have manage they own life,they get married so early without want to do this.Of course they became unhappy and stressed in whole situation while they husband feel  powerfully ,perhaps if  the women could choose they partner the situation will be so different.
Feminism have got a great success in decades in south America ,US,and some country in Europe, unfortunately not in country with restrict religious.

My bag

 I bought this backpack  in Camden Market when I was showing the city of London to my family in their visit to Europe last year.
I prefer to use the big,die-pressed,and canvas backpack to keep all my staffs in.
In my bag I  have got my notebook also pens and pencil since I work with it on Tuesday and Wednesday in my English class, although It is usefully to carrier other thinks too.
Normally I have got in my bag my purse where I keep my money,my glasses that I use so read,my cloves,hat because is so cold those days,oyster card to go to college and work,biscuits and some handkerchief.
This green fabric I bought to do a cushion curver.
On rectangular white  and black plastic purse there are keys,lipstick,little mirror,a blue earphone and a  tube map. Lastly some time I  use it to do my chopping in my way to home when I finished my work.

 

The birth of photography              


It’s very easy for many people now to take a photograph with a digital camera or mobile
phone, but it was very different in the early days of photography.

The first ‘camera’ was the ‘camera obscura’, which is Latin for ‘dark room’. A camera obscura is a
dark room or box with a very small hole at one end. When light shines onto an object and passes
through the small hole, the image is projected onto the opposite wall, but is not permanent like a
photo. Artists used a camera obscura to draw objects accurately and
quickly.

The French inventor Joseph Niépce made the first photograph with a camera obscura. He did this by
projecting the image onto a special metal plate. It took about eight hours of exposure
to create the photograph so it wasn’t suitable for taking people’s portraits. But in 1839 Louis
Daguerre developed a better method with a much shorter exposure time. He called this the
daguerreotype and it became very popular for portraits.

With a daguerreotype, it wasn’t possible to make multiple copies from one exposure as the positive
image was fixed onto a single plate. With the invention of a negative, it was possible to produce
multiple copies from one negative. In the mid 19th century ‘visiting cards’ with a photo on became
very popular because they were cheap to produce and people displayed an
album of family photos in the living room.

One English expression people sometimes use when taking photos comes from the early days of
photography. In English when someone takes a photograph, they sometimes say
‘watch the birdie’. This comes from a bird that was used by a photographer’s assistant to get
a child to look in a particular direction.

One interesting early use of photography was to show that when a horse runs very fast all four
hooves are off the ground at one time. To do this, the photographer placed 12 cameras along a race
track to take multiple photos of a horse galloping and the images showed that he was right. It was
only possible to prove this because of photography.

In 1900 the world’s largest camera at that time was built. It was about 2.5 metres by x 1.5 metres
and weighed over 400 kilos. It took 15 men to move and operate the camera. So next time you use
your mobile or camera to take a photo, think about how difficult this was in the early days of
photography.

1  Before reading the text, discuss these questions with your partner.

–   How often do you take photos?
–   Do you use a camera, a digital camera or a mobile phone?
–   What do you take photos of?

2  Choose the correct option, a or b.

1   Camera obscura means ...
a     dark room                                     b   dark box
2   Camera obscura was used by artists ...
a     to draw more accurately               b   to take photos
3   The first photograph using a camera obscura took …
a     eight minutes of exposure            b   eight hours of exposure
4   For taking portraits, the daguerreotype was ...
a     better than the camera obscura   b   worse than the camera obscura
5   Visiting cards with a photo were popular ...
a     in the mid 18th century                  b   in the mid 19th century
6   Early photography was used to show that when a horse runs very fast ...
a     all four hooves are off the ground b   only two hooves are off the ground
7   The world's largest camera in 1900 took …
a     five people to move                      b   fifteen people to move









3  Match the meanings below to the following words from the text.

album        exposure      image           inventor          portrait         plate

1   the person who creates something that wasn't there before: an                    
2   a piece of metal used, especially in the past, for printing words and pictures: a            
       
3   the amount of time you allow light to reach the film in a camera when taking a photo:



















4   a painting, drawing or photo of someone, especially of their face only: a                    

5   a book in which you collect things like photos: an                    
6   the picture that you see of something, eg on a computer screen: an                    

4  Complete the sentences using one of the nouns from exercise 3.

1   The                       wasn't permanent with the first camera obscura.
2   The                       time was too long to take a photo of a person with a camera obscura.
3   The first                       of a person was in 1839.
4   It was popular to have an                       of family photos displayed in the living room.
5   The photographic                       for the largest camera in 1900 was 2.5 by 1.5 metres.
6   A French                       took the first photograph with a camera obscura.

5  Look at and watch have similar meanings. Match the correct verb to the meaning.

1   If you                     something, the object isn't usually moving or changing.
2   If you                     something, the object is probably moving or changing.

6  Choose the correct verb from exercise 5, using the correct form, to complete the sentences
below. Then ask your partner the questions.

1   How often do you                         a TV programme in English?
2   When you                         a photo of your friends, do you remember where and why you
took the photo?
3   Do you like                         old family photos?
4   Do you prefer to                       a video or                     photos of important
family events?

7  Discuss these questions with your partner(s).

–   What did you find interesting or surprising about the early days of photography?
–   What is the oldest photo you have? Who took the photo and what is it a photo of?
–   Do you put photos in an album or do you keep them on a computer or mobile phone?
–   What is your favourite photo? Why do you like it best?

Glossary

accurately (adv) – correctly; without making a mistake
display (verb) – to put something in a place where many people can see it
gallop (verb) – if a horse gallops it runs at its fastest speed
invent (verb) – to create something that wasn't there before an inventor (the person)
hoof (noun) hooves (plural) – the hard part of a horse's foot project (verb) – to send an image to
a screen or other surface suitable (adj) – right or correct for a particular situation

How often do you take photos?
– Do you use a camera, a digital camera or a mobile phone?
– What do you take photos of?  


I take photos when I go out with friends and my family and when people come to my house for party,dinner or for a simple visit,but I usually take photos three or four times per month.



I use digital camera because it is so good resolution and the memory is big  and same times I use my phone but it isn't work so good like my camera .

I take photo of landmarks,people,animals,garden,some time  I take photos of ugly place or things because  there are some thing so fun or interesting like outdoor ,publicist  and draw in wall on the street.

Health Check

This week I have been invited to have a free NHS health check and it will helping me prevent heart disease,stroke,diabetes and kidney disease
Risk increases with ages,There are also certain things that will put people at even greater risk.There are: being overweight,lack of exercise,smoking,high blood pressure,high cholesterol and alcohol.
I have got from NHS some advice how to prevent and set goals for improving my lifestyle.
The only way to lose weight healthily and keep it off is to make permanent changes to the way we eat and exercises.We don't need to do a big change.A balanced diet with the right number of calories for our activity level,which includes five portions of fruits and vegetables a day ,is a healthy
way to reach or maintain a healthy weight.
The good thing is that I don't smoking and I don't like alcohol,but I'm lazy about to do exercises.
I have to start physical activity I know that all moment counts like sit less,move more and gradually build up to doing 30 minutes of moderate activity, five times a week.
They told me that the aim is to try and get my heart beating faster,and lungs working a bit harder for lest ten minutes at a time.
Another good news is that when I got my results I discovered that I go it to control my high cholesterol ,because I followed the doctor's advise and they advised to consume less salt or if possible cutting back on my consumption of salt.
So,now my,your, our healthy depends only of us  to make the difference to live well.


disease: an illness of people ,animals ,plants etc... caused by infection .
increase: to make something become larger in amount or size.
even: at the same time as.
lack: when something is not available or when there is not enough of it.
goal:an aim or purpose(objective).
aim:a result that your plans or actions are intended to achieve
physical: connected with the body.