Diary 0718_ The fundamental of Science Research and Language

It is a long time to live in School as a student. I learn so many courses and learn how to become a good researcher now.

I have learnt some programming skill and try to understand the computer.

I have learnt some mathematical stuffs and try to use them to solve some problems.

And I have learnt some other skills such as sports, music and culture, and try to understand how to have a joyful life.

In all these courses, I think there should be some fundamental stuffs. For badminton, the back quad high far ball, running style and power are the basic.

For Basketball, the control of ball and shoot are the basic skills. For music, try to communicate with the author is the basic thing.

For a good researcher, I think the basic skill is the logical analyse of problem by using of mathematical language.

For a good Language user, I think the base skill is to native think of everything in life, just like this article to think about what is the basic skill of a good

researcher and a good Language user.

After figuring out the basic skill of a good researcher and English user, I need to practice the basic again and again.

I need to solve problem by logical analyse, what is the problem, how to solve it.

I need to think in English almost each time. Writing English Diary, and speak with friends in English.

ESL 0714 580 Retiring from a Job

Improve your English even fast.

F:  Are you going to sit in the retirement party?

M: Sure, I want a glimpse of  the future. I can't wait to retire. 

F: It will be a long time before  you get the golden handshake. Me, I may be ready for the early retirement.

M: Are you seriously thinking about taking the early retirement package the company is offering?

F: I'm thinking about it. My health isn't getting any better, and I don't want to spend the rest of my days in the office.

M: But, can you afford it?

F: The early retirement package is pretty generous. And I have saved up a nice little nest eggs over the years.

M: Then, what are you waiting for? If I were in your suites, I wouldn't hand and haw about it. I make the decision to retire now, today.

F: Why are you getting all work up. Are you after my job?

M: No way. I just can't stand to see someone who can retire stay at this job. I trace the place with you in the minute.

F: I doubt that. Not the man in the car caring member  of AARP. You are too young to think about the retirement.

M: I didn't say I was ready for retirement.  I am just thinking about it all the time.

ESL 0707 588:Hiring business consultants

F: So your suggestion is to hire outside consultants to handle those extra work associated to the expansion. 

M: I think there are a lot of benefits. We get someone with the right expertise quickly. We can use him or her as need it. And we can save an employ tax and benefits. What is not to like?

F: I am just not sure that's the right move right now.

M: To me, it is a no brainier. We call the shots. If we don't like the consultant's work, then we can terminate our relationship at anytime. 

F: Yes, but that also means the consultant won't feel any company loyalty. And could working with us whenever he or she wanna to,  leaving us in the lurch.  

M: That is true. But that is also true for any employee. Company loyalty is thing of the past. I really think we should move ahead. 

F: Well, I think we should take it one step at a time. Start with constructing consultant for smaller projects and see how they do before we have them work on this big one.

M: Ok, I can live with that as long as we don't drag our feet and getting people start on the big project. 

F: Don't worry. If I drag my feet, I know your toll me along. 

ESL 0706: 579 Telling people where are you from

Telling people where're you from. How you tell someone where you came from before you got to where you are now?

F:  Hi, I am Coral. 

M: I am Antonio. Nice to meet you.

F:  Same here. Are you from around here?

M: No, I am originally from Arkansas. How about you?  

F: I am a native Californian. But I grew up in the Middle East. My parents were in the military, so we moved quite  a bit. But mainly around the middle east.

M: That is really interesting. I spent some time in Jordon myself a few years ago doing research for my company. But I lived in LA for over 10 years. And I consider it my adopt hometown.

F: Isn't that funny? Even though I was born here. I only moved back two months ago. I am sure you know the city much better than I do.

M: I will be happy to show you around to help you to get a real acquaint about LA. 

F: I was only 8 years old when my family moved away. So I have a lot of catching up to do.

M: Let's start next weekend. I will show you some of place where the locals like to hand out. 

F: That sounds great. Is these how all Angelenos to treat new comer? 

M: Absolutely  I am the city's one man welcome wagon.  

ESL 0701: ESL 595 Suffering from allergies

Allergy is a kind of you eat something or you breed something that give you uncomfortable reaction, basically make you sick.

M: Oh, Doctor. You've got to help me.

F: Try to relax. What seems to be the problem?

M: I am sneezing all the time, and my eyes are itchy and watery. 

F: Tilt your head back, so I can take a look at your nasal passage. You're very congest. 

M: My sinuses are killing me. I have headaches all the time. And nothing I do seems to help.

F: What is it on your skin?

M: I don't know. I had red spots all over my body.

F: They look like hives to me. Are you experience any shortness breath?

M: Well, my  chest feels constricted, and it is hard to breath. 

F: I think you may be experiencing a severe  allergy attack. I am going to refer you to an allergist. What were you doing right before you experienced this situation. 

M: I started my first job. 

F: That could be your problem.

M: I knew it. I am allergic to work.