My Pixton- comics

My Pixton:
http://Pixton.com/ic:cmpcaihr

The biggest lie:

Two students were arguing when the teacher entered the room. 

The teacher asked them why they were arguing.

One girl answered that they found ten dollars and decided to give it to whoever told the biggest lie.

Then, the teacher said when she had been their age, she had not even known what a lie was. 

Later, the students gave the ten dollars to the teacher.

• We usually tell a lie by accident in our life, so we need to be more careful about what we say and tell the truth.

Newscast

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Good afternoon. It's 4 o'clock. I'm Jill Chou with EZ News on ICRT.

The local news:

President Ma Ying-jeou called on the Legislative Yuan to speed up the review of a services trade agreement with China

He said it would demonstrate the government's unified support for economic liberalization.

Speaking at a reception to celebrate a free trade pact signed by Taiwan and Singapore, Ma said Taiwan has begun talking about signing economic cooperation agreements with major trading partners, including China, Japan and the United States.

He added, however, that Taiwan is "lagging far behind" Singapore, which had signed six major trade agreements with its partners

He hopes the review of an agreement between Taiwan and China will begin as soon as possible to "demonstrate the support of both the Executive and the Legislative branches for the nation's policy of liberalizing its economy."

In world news:

Russia's Foreign Ministry says Syria's main Western-backed opposition group is refusing to participate in talks in Moscow.

A ministry spokesman says the Syrian National Coalition  is ``blocking and refusing to participate'' in the talks, which would focus on resolving the humanitarian crisis in Syria.

Russian officials had hoped the talks would bolster prospects for a proposed peace conference the U.S. and Russia are trying to convene in Geneva.

Taiwan Weather

According to Central Weather Bureau forecasters, it'll be clear over much of Taiwan this afternoon, with lows of 23 or 24 in the north and south, 22 in the center.

Tomorrow, expect more sunny skies, though their may be some clouds in the south. Highs then will peak at 30 or 31 north and south, 29 midisland.

Right now, it's

26 in Taipei

27 in Taizhong

27 in Gaoxiong

That's EZ News at 4. I'm Jill Chou.

Ezine: Coffeeholics & my reflection

Ezine: http://issuu.com/jil5079m/docs/coffeeholics

Team members:
Molly Huang

Sally Shiu

Amy Hu

Jill Chou

My reflection:

     After the work of making an e-zine, I really learned a lot. First, with the team work, I realized that both communicating and expressing my idea in a team are very important and useful. Whether my idea is good or not, other team members would give me advice and support. Second, my job is to edit the whole lay-out. When we distributed the jobs to everyone, I volunteered to do the part of art. Because I have loved to paint and been passionate at design, I used the skills of using Photoshop before. I was happy that I could use the skills I have learned to do this work though it had to take me much time to finish the whole e-zine. Besides, I also learned something new this time, which made me know that there are still so many things I need to learn. For example, I searched some information about editing an article in magazines. Third, before the work in this course, I have liked to read magazines about food, fashion, and travelling of any countries. I truly thank for our teacher to give us a chance to make an e-zine by ourselves in the mass media class instead of just reading magazines forever. Finally, I also to appreciate my team members who did their own duty well and helped me a lot. They are great and thoughtful! I love this work and the course very much. When I made the e-zine, I did not feel tired or bored at all; on the contrary, I enjoyed it because it not only let me learn more but also inspired my creativity as well as the ability. I hope in the future, there will be more interesting homework like e-zine in other courses.

By Jill Chou