11, Oct. 2012 BBC news  [One piece]
A former Canadian naval intelligence officer has beated[pleaded] guilty to spying for Russia. Jeffrey Paul Delisle admitted selling sensitive Canadian and Nato intelligence. Sub retenace[Sub-lieutenant] Delisle told investigators that he spied for ideal logical[ideological] reasons and not money. Lee Carter reports from Toronto.

The 41-year-old officer worked to top secret Canadian naval military facilities, and had clearance to intelligence sharing systems linked to other Nato countries like the United States and Britain. He apparently walked into the Russian ambassy[embassy] in Ottawa in 2007 to volunteer his services. The court heard that the case has resulted in surfer[severe] and repoble[irreparable] damage to Canada's relationship with its allies. He is suspected[expected] to be sentenced in January and could receive anything from five years to life in prison.

[RED WORDS] are correct.
Misspellings: embassy;
Words misheard:
        pleaded; Sub-lieutenant; ideological; severe; irreparable; allies; expected;  
　　SMALL WORDS: NONE
Words and phrases need to know:  
1. sub-lieutenant n naval officer next in rank below a lieutenant 海军中尉. (lieutenant [lefˈtenənt] n.陆军中尉；海军上尉)
2. plead [I,T not in passive]law to state in a court of law whether or not you are guilty of a crime e.g.: plead guilty/not guilty/innocent[Henderson pled guilty to burglary.]
3. intelligence [in'telidʒəns]   n.情报, 情报工作, 情报机关
4. ideological [ˌaidiə'lɔdʒikəl] adj. 意识形态的, 思想上的
5. irreparable [i'repərəbl] adj.不能修补的, 不能挽回的
6. ally [ˈælai, əˈlai] pay attention to its pronunciation = =!


Haven’t done dictations for a really long time TAT
As a matter of fact, haven’t practiced English for a long time too. Today’s work really sucks.QAQ
Yet, keep doing it… must and have to. Time’s not enough now, let alone waste it. So, I'm back.

I will take TEM-8 in several month,I am nervous about that,but I know both of us should take easy.

17, Jan. 2012 BBC news  [One piece]

Islamic[Islamist] militan[militants] have attacked and occupied a gas facility in the east of Ardurium[Algeria] seizing foreign hostages. The Algerian state news agency says at least two foreign nationals were killed. There’s be[been] confirmation that British, norigin[Norwegian] and Japanese nationals are among them[those] involved. Washington believes US citizens are also being held. Here’s the BBC’s Arab Affairs Editor Sebastian Usher.

We’ve heard from an + [al-Qaeda]-linked group, we can’t confirm 100 per cent either if it is from the group or if that group actually has done what it says, but it says + [that] it has been[is] holding 41 hostages. It says that it’s[its] actually[action] in retaliation for [Algeria's support] for France’s military + [intervention] across the border in Mali. BP + [issued] a statement making clear that it was very difficult for it to get information from there and they[it has] actually confirmed that a part of + [the] building, at least a part of + [the] facility, is occupied. The Algerian army, the Algerian forces, are involved.  

[RED WORDS] are correct.
Misspellings: NONE
Words misheard:
     Islamist; militants; Algeria; Norwegian; al-Qaeda; action; Algeria’s support; intervention; issued;  
　 SMALL WORDS: been; those; that; is; its; it has; the; the;  
Words and phrases need to know:  
1. Islamist  ['izləmait]  n. 回教教徒
2. militant [ˈmilitənt]  a.激进的，好斗的 n.激进分子，斗士
3. al-Qaeda 基地组织
4. hostage  [ˈhɔstidʒ]  n.人质
5. retaliation [riˌtæli'eiʃən] n. 报复, 反击
6. Algeria [æl'dʒiəriə] n. 阿尔及利亚（非洲西北部滨邻地中海的国家）
7. Norwegian [nɔ:'wi:dʒən]  n. 挪威人, 挪威语  adj. 挪威的, 挪威人的, 挪威语的 (Norway: 挪威)


NOT sure of several words, I’ll correct it if there’s answer in putclub.

it's great to know  that you have insisted in this kind of thing
it's absolutely not a silly thing
indeed, you have motivated me to pick up my poor english again

keep going and strive hard~!!
i will read your post every day XD

19, Jan. 2012 BBC news  [One piece]  
The Algerian state news agency says at least 12 foreign and Algerian hostages have been killed at a gas plunt[plant] in the desert they[that] came under sage[siege] when Islamist militants lunched[launched] a hostage-taking raid on Wednesday. It says at least 18 militants died. Bridget Kendall reports.

It’s hardly surprising that the Algerian authorities moved so swiftly against the hostage takes[takers] without consulting on the[other] governments. The[Their] military forces are battle-hardened with the experience of fighting an Islamist surgency[insurgency] during a long and bloody civil war in the 1990s. And the Algerian government claimed[claims] it had no alternative—it had to launch an attack to stop the kidnappers fling[fleeing] into the desert with the backup trips[their captives]. Now the question is whether this crisis can be ended peacefully without dangering[endangering] more hostages.  

[RED WORDS] are correct.
Misspellings: launch;
Words misheard:   plant; siege; takers; insurgency; claims; fleeing; endangering;
　 SMALL WORDS: that; other; Their;
Words and phrases need to know:  
1. plant [plɑ:nt] n. 工厂
2. siege [si:dʒ]  n.包围，围困
*** sage  [seidʒ] a.智慧的  n.智者
3. launch  [ˈlɔ:ntʃ] vt.发动，推出；发射 n.发射，下水，投产
4. raid  [reid] vt.／ n.(突然)袭击；突入搜捕；劫掠
5. swiftly [ˈswiftli] ad.迅速地，敏捷地
6. harden  [ˈhɑ:dn] v. (使)变得冷酷
7. hostage taker 挟持人质者
8. insurgency [in'sə:dʒənsi] n.起义, 暴动, 叛
9. flee [fli:] vi.逃走，逃掉 vt.逃离，避开，逃避
*** fling [fliŋ] vt.用力扔；使投身 n.尽情欢乐的一阵
10. captive  [ˈkæptiv] a.被俘虏的，被捕获的 n.俘虏
11. endanger  [inˈdeindʒə] vt.危及，危害

At the moment, many words to me, are just recognized. But I cannot be able to use them—the so-called passive words. That’s the one of the disadvantages of reciting words only from vocabulary books but not from other ways such as reading, listening. [ Although as a matter of fact… I haven't recite vocabulary for a long time =  = ]

I also need to sit for ITELS next year ,otherwise , i am not able to go on university exchange.

i am very nervous about that since i have almost done nothing to enhance my English proficiency

so let's strive hard together!!!

20, Jan. 2012 BBC news  [One piece]  

Algeria says its special forces have stormed a large gas plant in Sahara ending a crisis which began when Islamist militants seized it and took hundreds of hostages on Wednesday. The Algerian army says its forces killed 11 Islamist militants who remait= =[remained at] the plant. It says the kidnappers had[have] begun killing seven foreign hostages they were still holding and they[had] mind[mined] the facility. Algeria now says the[that] 23 hostages and 32 militants have been killed overall. The American Defent[Defense] Secretary Leon Panetta says[said] those responsible for all such attacks would be persued[pursued].

“Just as we cannot accept terrorism attacks against our cities, we cannot accept attacks against our citizens and our interests border[abroad]. Neither can we accept anal-Qauda[al-Qaeda] safe haven anywhere in the world.”

[RED WORDS] are correct.
Misspellings: pursued; al-Qaeda
Words misheard:   remained at; have; had; mined; Defense; abroad;　
      SMALL WORDS: have; had;said
Words and phrases need to know:    
1. remain [ri'mein] V. 逗留, 留下
2. mine [main]   v. 用地雷炸
3. Defense Secretary 国防部长 (that’s common sense _(:з」∠)_！！！)
4. pursue [pəˈsju:]  vt.继续，从事；追赶，追踪；追求


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