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Breaking news:Bio-terrorism could kill 30 million in a year
The former head of Microsoft, Bill Gates, has warned that the world could be in great danger from bio-terrorism. He said the world could face a catastrophe from a virus made by terrorists that could kill 30 million people in less than ...

介绍： Wake up!!!(85)
Breaking news:Bio-terrorism could kill 30 million in a year
The former head of Microsoft, Bill Gates, has warned that the world could be in great danger from bio-terrorism. He said the world could face a catastrophe from a virus made by terrorists that could kill 30 million people in less than a year. Mr Gates, the richest person in the world, was speaking at the Munich Security Conference in Germany. He said there was a "reasonable" chance that a bio-terrorist could act in the next 10 to 15 years. He added that world leaders are not prepared for such an attack. He expressed his surprise that very few leaders were even aware of it. He asked for global "health security" to become a major part of government discussions and policies.

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How to stay organized this semester?
It happens every year. You start out the semester with a clean notebook and new pens and by the third day your backpack is cluttered with random papers, every sheet is wrinkled, you’ve got your roommates homework in your binder, your homework is lost again; you’ve got cookie crumbs covering the inside of your backpack and your room looks like If you don’t have time to do it right, when are you going to have time to do it again? Being organized takes very little effort and saves you time in the long run
1. Organize all of the materials for all of your classes in one place. Keep them all in a multiple subject notebook or use an accordion folder with sections reserved for notes and handouts pick up a one-inch binder and divide it up between all of your classes. Keeping everything together will reduce the chances of letting something get lost.
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Use a planner! It doesn’t matter what kind. It can be as simple as a blank notebook, but create a system of writing down everything you have to do that day. You don’t have to spend a lot or record your day hour-by-hour in order to get everything done. Just find a system of writing things down, and be consistent.
3. Be reasonable. You are not going to get all of your mid-term studying done, go to work and get your grocery shopping done, pay your bills and go to lunch with your roommates all in one day. Be reasonable in how much you give yourself to do each day to avoid rolling over your to-do list to the next day.
4. Prioritize. You need to be able to tell the difference between things that must get done and things that can be pushed back. This will help you make sure you get the most important things done first.
5. Set a bed-time. This may sound unrealistic, but if you have to take a nap during the day, you are losing valuable time during business hours that you could be productive. Sleep at night and work during the day. Get into a regular schedule of going to bed at a decent hour to get at least 6-7 hours of sleep and waking up early enough to get a good start on the day.