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HotAnimalsaroundtheWorld:

Chameleons 

-9-

Lesson6 

TableMannersinAnglo-America 

-11-

Lesson7 

TheDelightsofSouthIsland 

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Lesson8 

Ireland'

sContributiontoEnglish 

-16-

Lesson9 

WhyIsBasketballSoPopular?

-19-

Lesson10 

MarlenaSmallsandtheGullah:

TheRevivalofaUniqueCommunity 

-21-

Lesson11 

EnglishintheCaribbean 

-23-

Lesson12 

TheLouvre:

TheWorld'

sBestMuseum?

-25-

Lesson13 

TheIvyLeagueSchools:

ExcellenceinEducation 

-27-

Lesson14 

AlpineTreasures 

-29-

Lesson15 

Webcams:

ElectronicsToolortheEndofPrivacy?

-31-

Lesson16 

WhenIstheBestTime?

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Lesson17 

PreciousandSemi-PreciousStones 

-36-

Lesson18 

HotAnimalsAroundtheWorld:

TheKoala 

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Lesson19 

AsianAmericans 

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Lesson20 

ScourgeofthePlains:

Tornadoes 

-45-

Lesson21 

What'

sSoBigaboutMobyDick?

-48-

Lesson22 

Boston:

HearthofAmericanCulture 

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Lesson23 

Paper'

sLongMarch 

-53-

Lesson24 

CoffeeorTeaBreak?

-55-

Lesson25 

EarthquakePrecautions 

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Lesson26 

Berries:

Nature'

sNaturalDesserts 

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Lesson27 

TheGlobalProliferationofEnglish 

-61-

Lesson28 

TipsonEnglishBodyLanguage 

-63-

Lesson29 

TheFundamentalsofPublicSpeaking 

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Lesson30 

NewOrleans:

BirthplaceofJazz 

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TheFineArtofGiving 

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Lesson32 

ProfessionalTelephoneEtiquette 

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Lesson33 

DidYouRememberYourTickets?

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Lesson34 

EnglishSmallTalkTopics:

WhatIsOKandWhatIsNot?

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Lesson35 

ThePanda 

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Lesson36 

Vancouver:

Asia'

sNewestCity 

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Lesson37 

TheGermanicLanguages 

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Lesson38 

LearningHowtoApologize 

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NewYork,NewYork.Thecitysonicetheynamedittwice.

ThesewordswereusedtodescribeNewYorkWhenitwasbyfarthelargest,richest,andmostdevelopedcityintheUnitedStates.NewYorkstillremainsthelargestandmostfamouscityintheU.S.Today,butsomeofits"

nice"

reputationhasfallenoverthepastthirtyyearswithstoriesoframpantcrimemakingheadlinesaroundtheworld.Howtruearethesestories?

IsNewYorkstilla"

placetovisit?

Ifso,whatcanatouristdoinNewYork?

Let'

stakeacloserlookatAmerica'

spremiercity.

First,aspersonalandsocialsecurityarealwaysuppermostinthemindsoftravelers,justhow"

dangerous"

acityisNewYork?

Despitetheglaringheadlines,NewYork,locatedinthenortheasternU.S.,isoneofthesafestcitiesintheU.S.Infact,NewYorkstates(whichincludeNewYorkcitythus,"

NewYork,NewYork,thecitysonicetheynamedittwice"

)ranksbelowotherbig-populationStateslikeCaliforniainbothviolentcrime(ofmuchconcerntothetourist)andpropertycrime.Othermajorciteshavehighercrimerates,too.Thus,theforeigntravelertoNewYorkCitycanfeelmoresecureherethaninmostotherlargemetropolitanareasoftheU.S.

Besidessafety,whydomoreforeignersvisitNewYorkthananyotherAmericancity?

TheanswerliesinthecharacterofNewYorkitself.Noothercityintheworldismorecosmopolitan.Awalkthroughitshundredsofresidentialneighborhoodsislikewalkingaroundtheworlditself.PlacenameslikeChinatownandlittleItalycanbefoundonanymapofNewYork,butsmallerethnicneighborhoodsalsoabound.Also,allthesegroupssponsorannualorseasonalfestivals,sothatnearlyeveryweekoneormoreofthesepeopleswillsharetheirculturalexperiences(andfood!

)withotherNewYorkers.

Becauseofthisunsurpassedethnicdiversity,therestaurantgoerwillfeelthathehasdiedandgonetoheavenwhileinNewYork.Thereishardlyacuisineontheplanetthatisnotrepresentedhere.Evenbetter,manyoftheseexoticrestaurantsarereasonablypriced.OneisneverfarfromarestaurantinNewYork.TherearethousandsofChineserestaurantsalone.

Besidestheinternationallyfamoussight-seeingattractions-mostlyintheborough(district)ofManhattan-suchastheStatueofLiberty,theworldtradecenterwithitstwo110-storytowers,WallStreet,theUnitedNations,andBroadway,manyotherinterestingplacesawaitthecurioustraveler.TheBronxZoointhenorthernboroughoftheBronxisoneoftheworld’sbest.TheboroughofQueensoffersagreatvarietyofethnicresidentialneighborhoods.BrooklyncontainstheBotanicalGardens,ConeyIsland(abeachwithanamusementPark),andJ.F.K.InternationalAirport.Finally,StatenIsland,thesmallestborough,stillaffordsaLookatwhatNewYorkusedtobelike,includingafarm!

Forculturelovers,NewYorkhasmoremuseumsthananyothercity,butsomeofthesearenotinternationallyknown.Avisittoanyofthesehistorical,technical,ethnic,oracademicmuseumsiswellworththetime.NewYork'

sart,music,dance,andfashionscenesareameccafortheyoungandprofessionalalike.TheinternetwebsiteforspecificinformationonNewYorkCityandstatetourismiswww.iloveny.state.ny.us.Atoll-freenumberfortouristsalreadyintheU.S.orCanadaisalsoavailableat1-800-call-NYS.

Nomatterwhatyourinterestis,ifitcanbefoundinanurbanenvironment,itcanbefoundinNewYork.Itseightmillioncitizenshailfromeverycorneroftheglobe,buttheyareunitedintheloveoftheirchallengingbutrewardingcity.Asthelocalstheresay,"

Sure,youhavetobealittlecrazytoliveinNewYork,butyou'

dbenutstoliveanywhereelse!

"

TheAmish

Inthelandofrockandroll,thespaceshuttle,andcomputerizedliving,whocouldimaginethatabout50,000Americansdonotusetelephones,electriclights,orcars,notbecausetheyarepoor,butoutofchoice?

Ashardasthismaybetoimagine,theAmish,ormoreproperly,theAmishMennonites,stillliveatraditional,rurallifestyledirectfrom17thcenturyEurope!

TounderstandtheseuniqueAmericansbetter,itisnecessarytounderstandtheirhistory.BeginningwiththerevolutionstartedbyMartinLuther,leaderoftheProtestantReformationinGermanyinthe16thcentury,Europewaswrackedbyreligiouswarsforseveralhundredyears.ModemEuropeisaproductofthesewarsandofthepoliticalandreligiousphilosophiesofthosetimes.ThemainfiguresinthistragicperiodweretheRomanCatholicChurchandtheProtestants,thosewhorebelledagainstpapalrulefromRome.AmongthethousandsofsplintergroupsformedoutsideofRome'

sreligiousruleweretheMennonites,agroupofparticularlyconservative,ruralChristianssituatedinwhatistodaySwitzerland,partofeasternFrance,andsouthernGermany.

Tomakealongstoryshort,theMennoniteAmishweresoconservativethattheymademoreenemiesthanfiends.Inordertopreservetheirpeculiarlifestyle,theybegantoimmigratetotheBritishcoloniesinNorthAmericainabout1720(beforeCanadaandtheUnitedStateswereformedasindependentcountries).Theretheyfoundthereligiousfreedomtheyhadsought.AmishsettlementssprangupinthecoloniesandterritoriesofPennsylvania,Ohio&

IndianaaswellasinOntario,inwhatistodayCanada.Surprisingly,therearenoAmishgroupstodayinEurope.

Littlehaschangedabouttheirlifestylesincethen.JusthowconservativearetheAmish?

AgroupofAmishlookslikeacastfromabiblicalmovieset.Allthemenwearlargebrimmedblackhats,beards(butnotmustaches),andclothesmadebytheirwives.Thewomenwearahaircoveringcalledabonnet,longdresses,andblackshoes.EventhoughallAmishmenandwomenmarry,youwillnotseeaweddingring,foreventhissimplesttypeofjewelryisbannedamongthem.TheAmishareprimarilyfarmers,andgoodones,despitethefactthattheydonotusemodemfarmmachinery.Theirchildrenareeducatedinlocalprimaryschools,butsecondaryeducationisinthehome.Sundaysarespentmostlyinchurch.AnolddialedofGermanmixedwithEnglishisusedinchurchandathome.TheirlivesareuncomplicatedandfewAmishleavetheirhomestoenterthemainstreamAmericansociety.

RuralPennsylvaniawheremostoftheAmishliveisbeautifulcountryside.Ifyouhavetheopportunitytodrivethroughthegentle,rollinghillsamidstlushfarmlands,perhapsyouwillseeahorseandbuggydrivenbyafamilydressedmostlyinblack.ThesearetheAmish,anenduringandendearingpeople.

IndoorPollution

Doyouthinkthatbystayingathomeyouaresafefromalltheterriblekindsofpollutionpresentoutdoors,suchasinornearfactories,roads,andgarbagedumps?

Doyouthinkthatbystayinginyourofficeyouarebreathingcleaner,saferairthanwhenyougooutsideforlunchorareonthewaybackhomefromwork?

Thinkagain.RecentresearchdoneattheUniversityofTexashasshownthatstayingindoorsmayactuallybemoreharmfultoone'

shealththanbeingoutdoorseveninsmoggycities.

Apparently,wearesafeneitherathomenorinthebusinessoffice.Weusewaterinbothplaces,buttheabove-mentionedresearchshowsthatchemicalsaddedtoourlocalwatersupplytokillharmfulbacteriacanhaveunwantedsideeffects.Thesechemicalscancausepotentialharmthroughdrinkingandinseeminglyharmlessactivitiesascleaningone'

shouse.Theseadditivesarereleasedfromwaterbydailyactionslikewaterrunningoutoffaucets,sprayingfromgardenhoses,orsplashingindishwashersandwashingmachines.Asthewaterisagitated,thesechemicalsarereleasedintotheairandthenbreathedin.Onceinsideourbodies,theystarttoaffectourhealt

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