Hi there everybody!! Don’t you like chocolate? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I’m here to show you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. Your mouth will water a lot, but just try to keepyourself patient.
Now I will show you how to make a chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make, but I know what to do. I’ll do this in a veryscientific way recognizing theingredients, utensils and the big part the method.
Get all ingredients which are-
Ingredients
Chocolate Vanilla ice cream Chocolate Syrup Chocó Pie
The Utensils you need are-
Utensils
Spoons and Bowls Plates
Method- These are the steps to make the Chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae.
1. We take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl. Keep the ice cream in the freezer and until the ice-cream gets cold.
2. You take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes like chocolate syrup. You melt it by putting the chocolate in the steel bowl and turning the temperature hot.
3. If you buy some Chocó pies which look something like this and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe and a little difference in the taste because people always eat some brownie’s or add gems.
4. Then take all those 3 things (pieces of Chocó- pies, the chocolate syrup and ice-cream) and mix them (but not like put everything on top of the ice-cream).
5. We first take the chocolate syrup put the whole thing (but leave some) on top of the vanilla ice cream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate pies.
Now you’re done with your Chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae, but don’t think you can’t add any more toppings you can add anything you want to this recipe, which is closely related to attractive looking and related to chocolate. That’s my favorite dish for desert, so you can surely join me for this chocolaty desert. But first now does everybody know how to make a chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae? And I am sure you’ll enjoy this delicious meal with me. Now lets EATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
R Hi there!!!!!! Does everybody like chocolate here? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I am here to show you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. Your mouth will water a lot, but just try to keep yourself patient.
Well, now comes the big part. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make, but I know what to do so here I go!!!!
Get all ingredients which are-
Ingredients Chocolate Vanilla ice cream Chocolate Syrup Chocó Pie
The Utensils you need are- Utensils Spoons and Bowls Plates
Method
1. Now we take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl 2. Keep the ice cream in the freezer and until the ice-cream gets cold you take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes chocolate syrup. You melt it by putting the chocolate in steel bowl and turning the temperature hot. 3. I’ll buy some Chocó pies and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe and a little difference in the taste because people always eat 4. Then take all those 3 things (pieces of Chocó- pies, the chocolate syrup and ice-cream) and mix them (but not like put everything on top of the ice-cream).We first take the chocolate syrup put the whole thing (but leave some) on top of the vanilla ice cream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate pies.
Now you’re done with your Chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae, but don’t think you can’t add any more topping you can add anything you want to this recipe, which is closely related to attractive looking and related to chocolate.That’s my favorite dish for desert, so you can surely join me for this chocolaty desert. But first now does everybody know how to make a chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae? And I am sure you’ll enjoy this delicious meal with me.
Hi there!!!!!! Everybody like’s chocolate here don’t they? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I am here to present to you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. You’ll get hyper but just try to keep yourself patient.
Well, now comes the big part. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make, but I know what to do so here I go!!!!
1. Get all ingredients which are-
Ingredients Chocolate Vanilla ice cream Chocolate Syrup Chocó Pie Spoons and Bowls
The Utensils you need are-
Utensils
Spoons and Bowls
Plates
Method 2. Now we take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl.
3. Keep the ice-cream in the freezer and until the ice-cream gets cold you take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes chocolate syrup. You melt it by putting the chocolate in steel bowl and turning the temperature hot.
4. I’ll buy some Chocó pies and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe and a little difference in the taste because people always eat
5. Then take all those 3 things (pieces of Chocó- pies, the chocolate syrup and ice-cream) and mix them ( but not like put everything on top of the ice-cream).We first take the chocolate syrup put the whole thing (but leave some) on top of the vanilla ice cream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate pies.
Now you’re done with your Chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae, but don’t think you can’t add any more topping you can add anything you want to this recipe which is closely related to attractive looking and related to chocolate.
That’s my favorite dish for desert, so you can surely join me for this chocolaty desert. But first now does everybody know how to make a chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae? And I am sure you’ll enjoy this delicious meal with me.
Hi there!!!!!! Everybody like’s chocolate here don’t they? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I am here to present to you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. You’ll get hyper but just try to keep yourself patient.
Well, now comes the big part. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make, but I know what to do so here I go!!!!
1. Get all ingredients which are-
plates
Chocolate
Vanilla ice cream
Chocolate Syrup
Chocó Pie
Spoons and
Bowls
2. Now we take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl.
3. Keep that in the refrigerator and until that is there you take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes chocolate syrup.
4. I’ll buy some Chocó pies and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe.
5. Then take all those 3 things and mix them. I take the chocolate syrup put the whole thing (but leave some) on top of the vanilla ice cream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate pies.
Now your done with your Chocolate pie vanilla ice-crem sundae, but don’t think you can’t add any more topping you can add anything you want to this recipe which is closely related to attractive looking and related to chocolate.
That’s my favorite dish for desert ,so you can surely join me for this chocolaty desert. But first now does everybody know how to make a chocolate pie vanilla ice-cream sundae? And I am sure you’ll enjoy this delicious meal with me.
Hi there!!!!!! Everybody like’s chocolate here don’t they? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I am here to present to you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. You’ll get hyper but just try to keep yourself patient.
Well, now comes the big part. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make this dish, but I know what to do so here I go!!!! 1. Get all ingredients which are- plates Chocolate Vanilla ice cream Chocolate Syrup Chocó Pie Spoons and Bowls 2. Now we take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl.
3. Keep that in the refrigerator and until that is there you take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes chocolate syrup.
4. I’ll buy some Chocó pies and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe.
5. Then take all those 3 things and mix them. I take chocolate syrup put the whole thing on top of the vanilla icecream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate.
Hi there!!!!!! Everybody like’s chocolate here don’t they? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lips, because I am here to present to you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. Just wait and watch what happens to your tongue after this speech. You’ll get hyper but just try to keep yourself patient.
Well, now comes the big part. This is a dish I don’t even know how to make this dish, but I know what to do so here I go!!!! 1. Get all ingredients which are- plates Chocolate Vanilla ice cream Chocolate Syrup Chocó Pie Spoons and Bowls 2. Now we take the vanilla ice cream and put 2 big chunks in the bowl.
3. Keep that in the refrigerator and until that is there you take your milk chocolate and melt it so that it becomes chocolate syrup.
4. I’ll buy some Chocó pies and take a knife to divide them into fourths so that I can give a little design to my recipe.
5. Then take all those 3 things and mix them. I take chocolate syrup put the whole thing on top of the vanilla icecream and then put the pieces of pies on top of the chocolate and put more syrup on top of the chocolate.
It all started in 1981, November the 28th in Delhi the capital of the famous country of India. It was a festive day of light called Diwali. The festival when one of our gods came back from living in the forest after 14 years. They celebrated his come back with lights and crackers. Well, that day a boy named Raman woke up in the age of 17 and got scared because of the noise of those loud fireworks and crackers. Raman wanted to travel a lot of places around the globe. He couldn’t travel because of his financial limitations. The people at that time didn’t have that much freedom to travel so easily. They had to be the age of 20 to get a passport and travel at that time and now. He did not like that rule because it was useless of him to wait only for 2 more years, but the passion of traveling was their already.
This person was smart with his mind usage. He tried out to be in Foreign Service for India, so that he can travel anywhere in the world. He was a person who never backed down to what he had to reach. He was a person who determined for his goal even if his family would deny or refuse him to. If they did not want him to study in the house, he would walk by himself to a park 2km away from his house only to study for his exams. His parents would say “you’re waking up at the morning 5 o’clock just for that stupid thing of yours.” I have been listening to his stories and I was so inspired from this person that I feel like doing the same. He worked hard and hard until the day came for him to put all those efforts in for the test or the qualification. He was nervous being the youngest person there. He told me people were actually way prepared than, he was and he would not even reach 800thplace between 1000 people. There is this phrase I remember I think matches with this part. It is “FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE.” You may be wondering why I chose this phrase. This is because he was this type of person who always looked at his task and not anything else (not even his family). Look what his result was he was 4thbetween thousands and thousands of people. That’s what you get if you work that hard for only one task. He could have done something else for that achievement, but it would just be wasting your lifetime. He had something to say “If you got some guts, use those guts.” Just after 3 months or so he was done with all the formalities, he was ready to go anywhere for working and enjoying his life. He enjoyed it so much that he actually felt like he is the king of the world. He went to his best friend’s house and told him and then his family joined him with his joy because he proved them wrong that he is the person who can make impossible things actually possible. That day wasn’t Diwali, but for Raman it was.
Raman thinks that everything you do is possible and if you put all your effort in that achievement you want to get. He believes that nothing is impossible if you give it all you got. Your life is very short so you better want to use it like Raman did in his life. Never back down even though you’re bad at it. What if you are really bad at studying can’t you devote more time n studying than fooling around doing nothing useful? Well that’s how it ended; he became a successful person in his life by following his heart.
Hi there!!!!!!!!! Everybody like’s chocolate here don’t they? Well, if you do then get ready to lick your lip, because I am here to present to you how to make a Chocolate Pie vanilla ice-cream sundae. You’ll just be waiting for the end for the surprise in the speech. Just wait and watch what will happen to your tongue after this speech.
My speech will be about how to make a chocolate sundae? I chose this topic because I love food and particularly chocolate. So, here I am presenting to you my HOW TO Speech.
People you ever listen or saw a person giving a speech while they are working. Well, if you haven’t then your going to see me cooking while giving a speech today. Today you are going to enjoy a chocolate sundae actually made by me.
It all started in 1981, November the 28thinDelhithe capital of the famous country ofIndia. It was a festive day of light called Diwali. The festival when one of our gods came back from living in the forest after 14 years. They celebrated his come back with lights and crackers. Well, that day a boy named Raman woke up in the age of 17 and got scared because of the noise of those loud fireworks and crackers. Raman wanted to travel a lot of places around the globe. He couldn’t travel because of his financial limitations. The people at that time didn’t have that much freedom to travel so easily. They had to be the age of 20 to get a passport and travel at that time and now. He did not like that rule because it was useless of him to wait only for 2 more years, but the passion of traveling was their already.
This person was smart with his mind usage. He tried out to be in Foreign Service forIndia, so that he can travel anywhere in the world. He was a person who never backed down to what he had to reach. He was a person who determined for his goal even if his family would deny or refuse him to. If they did not want him to study in the house, he would by himself go to a park 5km away from his house only study and his parents would say “you’re waking up at the morning 5 o’clock just for that stupid thing of yours. I have been listening to his stories and I was so inspired from this person that I feel like doing the same. He studied and studied until the day came for him to put all those efforts in for the test or the qualification. He was nervous being the youngest person there. He told me people were actually way prepared than, he was and he would not even reach 800th place between 1000 people. There is this phrase I remember I think matches with this part. It is “FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE.” You may be wondering why I chose this phrase. This is because he was this type of person who always looked at his task and not anything else (not even his family).Look what his result was he was 4th between thousands and thousands of people. That’s what you get if you work that hard for only one task. He could have done something else for that achievement, but it would just be wasting your lifetime. He had something to say “If you got some guts, use those guts.” Just after 3 months or so he was done with all the formalities, he was ready to go anywhere for working and enjoying his life. He enjoyed it so much that he actually felt like he is the king of the world. He went to his best friend’s house and told him and then his family joined him with his joy because he proved them wrong that he is the person who can make impossible things actually possible. That day wasn’t Diwali, but for Raman it was.
Raman thinks that everything you do is possible and if you put all your effort in that achievement you want to get. He believes that nothing is impossible if you give it all you got. Your life is very short so you better want to use it like Raman did in his life. Never back down even though you’re bad at it. What if you are really bad at studying can’t you devote more time n studying than fooling around doing nothing useful? Well that’s how it ended; he became a successful person in his life by following his heart.
“Hewlett-Packard had a good year (2005), and it would have been better if not for the alleged "spying on board members" incident. While the media spent several weeks focusing on this incident, the original story was the recovery of HP.”
“Hewlett’s stock increased over 40% in the past year, giving the company a market cap of over $110, exceeding that of its rival Dell (another hardware company), whose market cap is almost was $57B. HP also passed Dell to become the number one PC maker, a title it held briefly in 2002 when Hewlett-Packard bought Compaq, before being passed by Dell the following year. The resurgence began with the April 2005 arrival of Mark Hurd, who replaced Carly Fiorina as CEO. (Fiorina left in early 2005 after the purchase of Compaq led to erratic results and poor stock performance. In hindsight, combining a lower margin maker of PCs with a higher margin maker of printers and the all important ink replacements did not make sense.)”
“The continuing reform implemented by Hurd has improved Hewlett-Packard’s results with both profits and margins increasing from 2005. The company’s fortress-like balance sheet has approximately $16 of cash on hand, $5.2 in debt and an operating cash flow of over $11. The company’s future looks promising, although intense competition in its markets is a challenge. The company retains a dominant position in printing, and has large market shares in PCs and desktops, servers, and services. Given its financial strength, HP could easily grow through acquisition, fund internal growth, or both.”
HPQ 1-yr chart
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Interview
It all started in 1981, November the 28th in Delhi the capital of the famous country of India. It was a festive day of light. The festival when one of our gods came back from living in the forest after 14 years. They celebrated his come back with lights and crackers. Well, that day a boy named Raman woke up in the age of 17 and got scared because of the noise of those loud fireworks and crackers. Raman wanted to travel a lot of places around the globe. He couldn’t travel because of his financial limitations. The people at that time didn’t have that much freedom to travel so easily. They had to be the age of 20 to get a passport and travel at that time and now. He did not like that rule because it was useless of him to wait only for 2 more years.
This person was smart with his mind usage. He tried out to be in Foreign service for India, so that he can travel anywhere in the world. He was a person who never backed down to what he had to reach. He was a person who determined for his goal even if his family would deny or refuse him to. If they did not want him to study in the house, he would by himself go to a park 5km away from his house only study and his parents would say “ your waking up at the morning 5’o’clock just for that stupid thing of yours. I have been listening to his stories and I was so inspired from this person that I feel like doing the same. He studied and studied until the day came for him to put all those efforts in for the test or the qualification. He was nervous being the youngest person their. He told me people were actually way prepared than, he was and he would not even reach 200 place between 300 people. There is this phrase I remember I think matches with this part. It is “FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE.” You may be wondering why I chose this phrase. This is, because he was the person who always looked at his task and not anything else (not even his family).Look what his result was he was 4rth between thousands and thousands of people. That’s what you get if you work that hard for only one task. He could have done something else for that achievement, but it would just be wasting your lifetime. He had something to say “If you got some guts, use those guts.” Just after 3 months or so he was done with all the formalities, he was ready to go anywhere for working and enjoying his life.
Raman thinks that everything you do is possible and if you put all your effort in that achievement you want to get. He believes that nothing is impossible if you give it all you got. Your life is very short so you better want to use it like Raman did in his life.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Hewlett - Packard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP http://www.hpl.hp.com/news/2006/janmar/40anniversary.html?jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN HP http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP#The_1960s
William (Bill) Hewlett and David (Dave) Packard both graduated in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1935. Palo Alto, California (1939) was the place here it was founded. The partnership was formalized on, 1939 with an investment of US $538. [9] Hewlett and Packard tossed a coin to decide whether the company they founded would be called Hewlett-Packard or Packard-Hewlett. Packard won the coin toss but named their electronics manufacturing enterprise the "Hewlett-Packard Company". HP built-in August 8, 1947, and went public on November 6, 1957. The main products they were thinking to sell were hardware electronics like computers, laptops, printers, scanners and UPS’s and CPU’s.
HP experimented with using Digital Equipment Corporation minicomputers with its instruments, but after deciding that it would be easier to buy another small design team than deal with DEC, HP entered the computer market in 1966 with the HP 2100 / HP 1000 series of minicomputers. A simple accumulator-based design, with registers arranged somewhat similarly to the Intel x 86 architecture still used today, it was produced for 20 years, in spite of several attempts to replace it. It was a forerunner of the HP 9800 and HP 250 series of desktop and business computers. I totally dominated the electronic industry of hardware’s and had a huge with other companies involved with them.
Interview F1
It all started in 1981, November the 28th in Delhi the capital of the famous country of India. It was a festive day of light. The festival when one of our gods came back from living in the forest after 14 years. They celebrated his come back with lights and crackers. Well, that day a boy named Raman woke up in the age of 17 and got scared because of the noise of those loud fireworks and crackers. Raman wanted to travel a lot of places around the globe. He couldn’t travel because of his financial limitations. The people at that time didn’t have that much freedom to travel so easily. They had to be the age of 20 to get a passport and travel at that time and now. He did not like that rule because it was useless of him to wait only for 2 more years.
This person was smart with his mind usage. He tried out to be in the Embassy of India, so that he can travel anywhere in the world. He was a person who never backed down to what he had to reach. He was a person who determined for his goal even if his family would deny or refuse him to. If they did not want him to study in the house, he would by himself go to a park 5km away from his house only study and his parents would say “ your waking up at the morning 5’o’clock just for that stupid thing of yours. I have been listening to his stories and I was so inspired from this person that I feel like doing the same. He studied and studied until the day came for him to put all those efforts in for the test or the qualification. He was nervous being the youngest person their. He told me people were actually way prepared than, he was and he would not even be placed 200 between 300 people. There is this phrase I remember I think matches with this part. It is “FORTUNE FAVORS THE BRAVE.” You may be wondering why I chose this phrase. This is, because he was the person who always looked at his task and not anything else (not even his family).Look what his result was he was 4rth between 600-700 people. That’s what you get if you work that hard for only one task. He could have done something else for that achievement, but it would just be wasting your lifetime. He had something to say “If you got some guts, use those guts.” Just after 3 months or so he was done with all the formalities, he was ready to go anywhere for working and enjoying his life.
Raman thinks that everything you do is possible and if you put all your effort in that achievement you want to get. He believes that nothing is impossible if you give it all you got. Your life is very short so you better want to use it like Raman did in his life.
William (Bill) Hewlett and David (Dave) Packard both graduated in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1935. The partnership was formalized on, 1939 with an investment of US $538.[9] Hewlett and Packard tossed a coin to decide whether the company they founded would be called Hewlett-Packard or Packard-Hewlett. Packard won the coin toss but named their electronics manufacturing enterprise the "Hewlett-Packard Company".HP built-in August 8, 1947, and went public on November 6, 1957.
1.Black- Opposed to the Communist Party. Communism was symbolized by the color red. Black, seen as the opposite of red, was used to symbolize opponents of Communism, and therefore became a negative in general.
2.Black whelp: An insulting term for child of a family belonging to any one of the “Five Black Categories.”
3.Bourgeois; bourgeoisie: A member of the middle class.In China this term is used in a derogatory manner to describe a person who enjoys and admires a luxurious “capitalist” lifestyle.
4.Capitalism: An economic system characterized by private ownership of property, free competition, and business for profit.The United States, Japan, and many other countries are capitalist nations.Communists are strongly opposed to capitalism.
5.Communism: An economic system in which all means of production, such as land and natural resources, are owned by the entire community and used for the good of all its members.
6.Counterrevolutionary:A person who actively fights against the Communist Party.A counterrevolutionary is seen as a public enemy.
7.Da-zi-bao:A form of propaganda in the shape of a large handwritten poster presenting an important issue.During the Cultural Revolution, da-zi-bao were used to attack and humiliate people.
8.Educable Child: In Cultural Revolution jargon, a child from a “black” family who is loyal to the Communist Party and rejects his or her black family.
9.Cultural Revolution (officially known as the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution):The social and political upheaval that overtook China from 1966 to 1976.During this time many innocent people were ruthlesslypersecuted.The Cultural Revolution was launched by Chairman Mao, supposedly to rid the country of anti-communist influences.Long afterward it was revealed that Chairman Mao unleashed this chaos in order to protect his own political position.
10.Class Status:A system of classifying people by their economic situation or occupation.This was particularly important during the Cultural Revolution.It was believed that family class status would determine one’s behavior and thinking, so someone born in a family with a “red” class status was assumed to be revolutionary, while one born into a “black” family was assumed to be unreliable.One’s status was determined by one’s father’s degree of “redness” or “blackness”.
11.Ideology:A system of beliefs.Communist theory held that in order to change social conditions, people needed to change their patterns of thought. Someone with “bad ideology” was dragging the society backward, so this was a serious matter.The Cultural Revolution’s emphasis on changing “old thinking” made ideology even more important.
12.Political Study Class:A gathering in neighborhood, workplace, or school to study Mao’s writings or the Communist Party’s documents.For people who were said to have political mistakes, these classes were often used to pressure them into confessing their problems.
13.Five Black Categories: According to Chairman Mao and the Communist Party, the worst enemies of Communism and the common people.The five categories were: landlord, rich peasants, counterrevolutionaries, criminals, and rightists.
14.Four Olds:” Old ideas, old culture, old customs, and old habits.”According to the propaganda, these remnants of the old society interfered with the creation of a modern, socialist society.However, people in power arbitrarily decided whether or not something was “four olds,” and used this as an excuse to attack people and destroy property.
15.Proletarian: A member of the working class, especially a farmer or factory worker.
16.Propaganda: Information intended to promote a particular belief. While sometimes the word implies that the information is false, or at least misleading, in communist China it was used as a positive term, something like “public relations.”
17.Rebel: Someone fighting for political change.To Chinese Communists this was generally considered a positive term during the Cultural Revolution.
18.Red- The symbolic color of Communism. Therefore, any person who conforms to Communist Party ideology is considered “red,” as is anything that serves to further the cause of Communism.
19.Red Guards- During the cultural revolution a very popular, semi-formal organization of high school and college students who were from “Red” family backgrounds or who, thought not “Red” had proved themselves to be firm revolutionaries.They were Chairman Mao’s loyal supporters and the pioneers of the Cultural Revolution.
20.Red Successors: - A semi-formal organization in elementary school formed in imitation of the Red Guards.
21.Rightist- A member of a conservative party who disagreed with or opposed the Communist Party.
22.Struggle meeting – A meeting within a work unit to publicly criticize someone. Often these meetings included humiliation or even physical assault. This format was not officially ordered by the Central Committee, but it was used as an effective revolutionary weapon.
23.Summer Labor- Under the communist government, a regular part of education, in which students take part in factory or farm work duringschool vacations in order tolearn to appreciate the contribution of the laboring masses.
24.Work Unit:The term for any organization that employs a person.
25.Xenophile: A person who loves anything foreign.Such behavior was considered disloyal.
26.Mao Ze-dong:(1893-1976) The Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, and the leader of China from 1949 to 1976.Formerly spelled Mao Tse-tung.
