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Starting tomorrow (June 7) about 9.2 million Chinese high-school students will take nine hours of tests that will determine where they go to university. Taxis have been ordered to be silent near testing centers and construction crews have been sent home. To prevent cheating via listening devices, schools in the northeast have installed metal detectors and warned female students that even bras with metal clips will be confiscated.
China’s national college entrance exam, or the gaokao, is criticized for how much stress it causes. Nervous breakdowns and suicides aren’t uncommon—students have been in cram classes, often for more than 10 hours straight over the past year. But it’s even more stressful for students from rural parts of the country who need to score especially high to get into one of the top universities. China’s best schools like Peking University and Tsinghua in Beijing, or Fudan University in Shanghai, for example, give preference to students who have resident status in those cities and take the exam locally.
Taken across three consecutive days at the beginning of June, the gaokao covers three mandatory subjects—Chinese,Mathematics,and a foreign language, usually English—and three other topics drawn from a pool of electives: Physics, Chemistry and Biology for science track students,and History, Geography and Political Education for those on the humanities track.
Yes, you have to decide what track you're on before taking the gaokao, because its outcome will, quite literally, determine your fate: There are minimum gaokao levels required to attend each of China’s 2000 or so colleges,and only about two-thirds as many available admissions slots as test-takers.
Sliding into the lower third of marks means, at a minimum,losing a year and going through the whole horrible experience of cramming all over again. At worst, it means dropping the dream of college and taking a low-paying, dead-end manufacturing or service job, or turning to a junior college to learn basic vocational skills.
But for those who do well, the gaokao is life-altering. Being among the 8.5 percent of test-takers who score high enough to qualify for one of China’s yiben , or tier-one universities,means reasonable assurance of eventual high-paying white-collar employment,there by securing a stable financial future for generations above and below alike.
For the less than half a per cent that score well enough to qualify for “China’s Ivy League,”the schools dubbed the “C9” — led by Peking University and Tsinghua University(often called the “Harvard” and “Yale” of China, though you might just as well say that Harvard and Yale are the Beida and Tsinghua of America) — they’re virtually guaranteed a prime spot in government or a state-owned enterprise upon graduation. And that,in turn, offers a path not just to security, but to real wealth…by methods both legit and illicit.
All of this means that,for poor households,the 30 percent of China’s population living on less than $2 a day, the gaokao is like a lottery ticket — but one whose rewards come not by chance,but through blood, sweat,tears and toil. For them, gaokao doesn’t translate as “high exam,” it translates as “test you must pass so your life won’t suck.” It’s considered China's great equalizer, as can be seen from the motivational slogan posted in many high school classrooms:“Without gaokao, how can you beat the children of the rich?”
So students study for gaokao their entire senior year, learning nothing new and merely cramming on knowledge that's necessary for the test.
“For the whole year, your sole goal, ten hours a day, is to prepare for those three days of testing,” says Bai. “You’ll go to class,and your teachers will tell you to cross out whole sections of textbook content because it's not tested in gaokao. You don’t even learn that content.It’s not considered important.”
In the weeks leading up to the exam, students sometimes go without food or sleep; there are frequent reports of students using IVs for nutrition so they don’t have to stop cramming. Anything that might impair performances simply removed from reality: This year, a boy’s parents where in a car accident,killing his mother and critically injuring his father — and his relatives and teachers conspired to keep the news from him for nearly two weeks, until after he’d completed the gaokao. News reports also told of a girl in Changsha in Hunan province, whose mother was hit by a car an hour before the test; police and witnesses urged her to go to the exam, and she ended up not visiting her in the hospital until the next day. Both parents,and nota few online commentators, thought she did the right thing.
Here are a couple of questions.
Logic
List ‘pi’ up to as many decimal points as you can. [20 marks]
History
Celebrate any dynasty from the following (Han/Song/Ming), then explain how much better things are today. [60 marks]
Mathematics
Boss Li has four factories making electronic parts. He smokes 40 cigarettes a day but usually gifts a box of 400 Chunghwas to his local inspector when they meet every month to discuss safety standards. His wife has a taste for expensive French clothes and Boss Li has two daughters who intend to study overseas.
His workers are unhappy, however, over Corporate’s decision to send a dispute resolution ‘baseball team’ to the family of a worker needing compensation for the arms she lost in a mechanical accident last year.
With a strike looming, the local environment bureau is also asking awkward questions about why Boss Li didn’t consult them before dumping toxins at a local beauty spot and his favorite mistress is demanding a new Jeep Cherokee. How big is Boss Li’s stability maintenance fee this year? [10 marks]
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A 70-year-old grandpa in a rural village would like to donate his house to a local developer, who has good friendship with the municipal boss, county vice-magistrate, and a regent at a university who is a Partycadre. How far away, in kilometers, from the city center can the grandpa expect his new home to be located? [20 marks]
Is there something i'm missing here cos i was baffled when i saw this story? Was it the spermatozoa or the sex or?????? For guys saying their wives just got fat after the marriage it might just be your fault. For many people, heartbreak can lead to drowning your sorrows in comfort food and piling on the pounds. But when Taryn Wright split up with her husband she decided it was time for a positive change. The 31-year-old from Grays, Essex - who claims her unhappy marriage transformed her from a contented size 12 into a frumpy size 20 - embraced life as a single girl, losing seven stone in just one year... and dropping to a slender size six.Taryn was a size 10 when she met her market trader husband - who does not wish to be named - in a nightclub at the age of 23, and in true whirlwind romance style the couple moved in together just weeks later and married the following year in 2006. Taryn walked down the aisle in a size 12 dress weighing 9 stone, but after settling into married life her figure dramatically changed. At first I just didn't understand why. I hadn't had any children and I didn't have any major issues with food. But it was when I sat and thought about how much my life had changed that I realised why I was fat. 'I'd gone from being an independent, fun-loving girl who enjoyed partying to staying in all the time, watching TV and eating takeaways. Life revolved around sitting on the sofa and deciding what to eat for dinner.' Taryn as a healthy size 12 on her wedding day, before she began eating out of 'boredom' during her marriage Taryn as a healthy size 12 on her wedding day, before she began eating out of 'boredom' during her marriage.Taryn said married life made it impossible to diet: 'Before our wedding, I found it easy to lose a few pounds. I would just skip a few meals and the weight would drop off me.'But as a married woman, I had my husband to think about. I couldn't simply not cook a meal - sitting down to eat was pretty much the only thing we did together.' Fearing her marriage was already in trouble, Taryn felt prioritising her diet would only cause more problems. She says: 'The only thing we really looked forward to was a bottle of wine, a movie and takeaway at the weekend.'I was worried that if I gave that up, we would have no connection at all so it was easier to push the upset about my weight aside and carry on as normal.'Food was the glue keeping us together because we both loved our takeaways. It became my comfort - my way to get through the boredom.'As the cracks in her marriage grew, Taryn turned to food even more. She regularly treated herself to family-sized pizzas and garlic bread to forget about her unhappiness.After just a few weeks of single life, Taryn was surprised to notice her clothes getting looser. 
She says: 'It was crazy. I'd not gone back to the slimming club or gym since leaving my husband but for the first time in years, I was actually losing weight.' When people started noticing her weight loss, Taryn would say it was because she had gone from being married to single. 'It was true,' she says. 'I could see no other explanation.' Taryn soon started divorce proceedings and the weight continued to fall off with no effort at all. In less than 12 months, she had managed to lose 7st and gone from a size 20 to a size six. 'Being a wife made me fat - but being single made me sexy again.
Boxing champ Amir Khan has revealed he wanted to marry before he 'lost his looks' in a fight. Something Manny cant say. The 26-year-old tied the knot with US student Faryal Makhdoom in a lengthy ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria in New York at the weekend, and this girl is soo fine, boxers sef like better thing o. And in an interview with Hello! magazine, which has also published the official photographs, he said he is a 'changed man'. He said: 'I've got to look after Faryal, so I won't be going out as much partying with my friends. I don't want that any more - I want to do the family thing.' Like we believe him, "The Tiger " said something like that too but. . .you know the rest now. The boxer - pictured with his new bride wearing elaborately stitched red and gold robes - told the magazine: 'I think I'll change as a person when I'm married and it'll be a big plus for me, I'll be able to be more focused on my job too.' The new Mrs Khan also spoke of her joy, and about her forthcoming move to Bolton in the feature, spread across 16 pages. She said: 'I'm so happy to be with the man I love and to spend the rest of my life with him - it's a new chapter in my life.' The couple's big day was reported to have cost $1million, according to the New York Post, with a second bash planned in Amir's native Britain in a week. Taking to Twitter following the ceremony, Faryal wrote: 'Mrs. Khan. 'Last night was like a dream, truly amazing. Thanks to everyone that participated, really meant a lot x Now ready for the UK wedding!!❤.' The couple, who got engaged in January 2012, are expected to have an even bigger wedding in Amir's hometown of Bolton, with a reported 4,000 guests attending. Amir and Faryal have had a long-distance romance over the past 18 months, but she will now move to Bolton. Following their engagement in January 2012, they held a star-studded engagement party for 1,000 people at the Reebok Stadium. The full interview appears in the new edition of Hello! magazine.
Its really sad. These children are so. . . . . . . Conjoined Palestinian twins with a shared heart and other vital organs returned home to the West Bank Monday after Israeli doctors determined they could not successfully separate them. The mother, Basma Breiwesh, arrived at a Hebron hospital with her conjoined daughters three days after she gave birth at Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem. She said she decided to come home after Israeli specialists told her the twins could not be saved.Breiwesh, 34, said she knew she was carrying conjoined twins from her first trimester but that as a devout Muslim, she refused to abort.'I am a religious woman and I cannot kill my children in my own hands,' she told The Associated Press. 'I am happy that I brought them to life, and now it is up to the hands of God to keep them alive.' Roughly one out of every 200,000 live births worldwide results in conjoined twins, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Most are stillborn. About three-quarters of conjoined twins are female and are joined at least partially in the chest, sharing organs. Chances of successful surgery and survival are greater if the twins have separate sets of organs, experts say. The Israeli hospital said Breiwesh's twins shared a heart, liver and other internal organs and would die if separated. Their overall prospects of survival are slim. 'It's a very sad case,' the hospital said in a statement. 'A top-notch team of experts delivered the twins by cesarean section ... comprehensive tests revealed that, unfortunately, the twins could not be separated.'
Dressed only in their underwear and provocatively holding weapons for the camera, they appear to be having a great time posing for photographs in their barracks room. But four Israeli female soldiers have now been disciplined by the country's military for their 'unbecoming behaviour' after the raunchy pictures were posted on Facebook. The images, published on Israeli news website Walla, showed the soldiers removing their fatigues to expose their underwear and backsides. In another, five women posed in what appeared to be a barracks room, dressed only in helmets and a small amount of combat equipment. Walla, which blurred the faces of the women, said they were new recruits stationed on a base in southern Israel. The incident is the latest in a string of episodes involving young Israeli soldiers on social media that have drawn reprimand from the military. In a statement, the military said the women had acted in a manner showing 'unbecoming behaviour' for Israeli soldiers, adding: 'The commanding officers disciplined the soldiers as they saw fitting.' The statement did not identify the soldiers or give any details about the punishments. Military officials said the base conducted educational lectures to keep soldiers from repeating the offence. Several times in recent years, the Israeli military has disciplined soldiers for what were considered improper postings in social media sites. Last year, the social media chief for the Israel Defence Force was branded 'racist' after posting a picture on Facebook of his face covered in mud alongside the caption 'Obama style'
The Chinese government has effectively blocked the encrypted version of Wikipedia, cutting off easy access to the free online encyclopedia via its alternative HTTPS address which has been supported since October 2011. China’s move comes ahead of the anniversary of the sensitive and highly controversial Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, also known as the June Fourth Incident in Chinese. Users could previously circumvent the Chinese government’s ban of hundreds of articles on the HTTP version of Wikipedia with the HTTPS web address, but according to Chinese web monitoring site GreatFire, the government has put an end to this starting May 31. The Great Firewall (as China’s censorship mechanism is commonly referred to) started banning access to the encrypted version of Wikipedia through port blocking – by blocking port 443 where HTTPS connections are typically established, users can only visit port 80 where HTTP connections are on. “The HTTPS version of Wikipedia is blocked while the HTTP version is not. This method forces users in China to use the unencrypted HTTP version, which is subject to keyword filtering,” says GreatFire in a report. The Great Firewall has taken nearly a year and a half to respond to the existence of Wikipedia’s encrypted version, which is likely because the site uses HTTP by default, GreatFire says. It is urging Wikipedia to now switch the default to HTTPS to force the Chinese government to have to make a decision on whether to fully block the site or leave Wikipedia alone. “Based on the existing evidence, it’s more likely that GFW would leave Wikipedia alone,” says the company, which closely monitors China’s censorship activity and other Internet issues in the country, citing examples of Gmail and Github when the government also ultimately left the sites alone. Earlier this year, social coding site Github had been blocked by the Great Firewall of China. Headline image via Thinkstock
Starting the week of June 3rd, tomorrow, Yahoo is discontinuing Mail Classic. It’s requiring all Mail users to switch to the new version of Mail and accept a TOS/Privacy Policy update that lets it scan emails to “deliver product features, relevant advertising, and abuse protection”. You can opt out of the ads, but if you don’t want to be scanned, you have to ditch Yahoo Mail.
Source : techcrunch.com
