A biRThdAy paRtY

Today is Chopper's, my roommate, birthday.

And then, my friends and I decide to make a little birthday party for him.

But we don't have present to give Chopper, and he doesn't come back the dormitory,yet.

So all of us worry about this party and Chopper.

After have a phone call, we know he goes to Taipei with his family and he will come back dormitory tonight.

And there is an only question, the present.

Finally, we decide to buy some foods and beers and have fun.

Although it is a very simple party, it still a happy and friendly party.

Bed-wetting

Some children, particularly boys, may wet their beds at night(a condition called nocturnal enuresis) up to their teenager years. For years, parents have tried everything from humiliation, restricting fluids, and waking children in tje middle of the night, to some sort of shock therapy, such as awakening with a loud cound when wetting occurs. Most of these methods have not worked. Usually the problem resolves by itself by the teenage years or earlier. In most cases, the childern are found to have immature development of the urinary tract, allergies, or such sound sleep habits that they are unable to awaken.

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Key Terms in Oral System (PART 2)

Crown : Part ofthe tooth projecting above the jawline

Root : Part of the tooth enbedded in the jaw bone

Enamle : Glossy, white outer covering of a teerh

Dentin : Inner bony layer of the crown of the tooth

Cementum : Bony material surrounding the root of the tooth. Latin caementum, quarry stone

Periodontal ligament : Fibrous material that connects the cementum to the jaw

Pulp : Connective tissue, blood vessels, and nerves that fill the center of teeth

Incisors(I) : First and second tooth next to the median of the jawline

Canine(C) : Third tooth from the median of the jawline with a cusp: cuspid, eyetooth

Premolar(PM) : Fourth and fifth tooth from the median of jawline with two cusps

Molars(M) : Any of the three teeth at the back of mouth furthest from the median of the jawline

Wisdom teeth : Molar furthest from the median of the jawline; thurd molar

Key Terms in Oral System (PART 1)

Maxilla : Upper jaw

Mandible : Lower jaw

Teeth : Bone-like projections in the oral cavity used for chewing

Gingivae : Dense, fibrous tissue surrounding the sockets and the parts of the jawline inside the oral cavity; gums

Permanent teeth : Second set of teeth that erupt at regular intervals starting at age six; secondary teeth

Deciduous : First set of teeth that erupt at regular intervals between six months and age four; primary teeth

Buccal(B) : Nearest the cheek

Labial : Nearest the lips

Lingual(L) : Nearest the tongue

Palatal(P) : Nearest or on the palate

Distal(D) : farthest from the median of the jawline

Mesial(M) : Nearest the median of the jawline

A mOviNg PoEtrY

[To a Daughter Leaving Home]
When I taught you

at eight to ride

a bicycle, loping along

beside you

as you wobbled away

on two round wheels,

my own mouth rounding

in surprise when you pulled

ahead down the curved

path of the park,

I kept wating

for the thud

of your crash as I

sprinted to catch up,

while you grew

smaller, more breakable

with distance,

pumping, pumping

for your life, screaming

with laughter,

the hair flapping

behind you like a

handkerchief waving

goodbye.



This poetry I read in an English study group is very moving.

"Pumping, pumping for your life." This is my favorite sentence in this poetry.

All of the parent are love their children and protect, support them.

When children grew up and wanted to lefd, their parent just smiled and looked at the sight of their back.

It is time to show consideration for your Dad and Mom, isn't it?

EnGlisH cLasS NotE

1. What is Internet Addiction?
Someone who spend as much as 30 hours a week or more surfing the Web may endanger personal relationships, job, and their finances.

2.What the symptoms of Internet addiction?
A constant desire to get online, a need to use the Internet for longer periods of time in order to find satisfaction, and feelings of restlessness or irritability when not online.

3.What are some example of Net Compulsion?
"Compulsive online gambling," "cybersex compulsion," "online auction addiction," and "obsessive online trading."

4.What is the function of Internet addiction center?
Accessibility, control and excitement.

5.Who is Dr. Ivan K. Goldberg?
A psychiatrist and clinical psychopharmacologist.

6.How dose he build up the website PsyCom.Net?
He made up a disease called "Internet addiction disorder"(IAD).

7.What is the purpose of PsyCom.Net?
Browsing the site for new messages.

8.What is IAD and it's symptoms?
Important social and occupational activities are given up or reduceed because of Internet use. Other symptoms included dreaming about the Internet and having uncontrolled movements of the fingers as if typing.

9.What is the new name which Goldberg gave to IAD? Why?
The new name is"pathological Internet-use disorder." Because Goldberg said "The term IAD makes it sound as if one were dealing with heroin, a truly addicting substance."

The Sore Feet Song

I walked ten thousands miles, ten thousands miles to see you.
And every gasp of breath, I grabbed it just to find you.
I climbed up every hill to get to you.
I wandered ancient lands to hold just you.


And every single step of the way, I paid.
Every single night and day I searched for you.
Through sand storms and hazy dawns I reached for you.


I stole ten thousands pounds, ten thousands pounds to see you.
I robbed convenience stores I thought they'd make it easier.
I live off rats and toads and I starved for you.
I fought off giant bears and I killed them too.


And every single step of the way, I paid.
Every single night and day I searched for you.
Through sand storms and hazy dawns I reached for you.
I'm tired and I'm weak but I'm strong for you.
I want to go home but my love gets me through.