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1压码心念听力学习法1-3压码注音学习法《压码注音》学习体会

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        一般在练习一篇课文以后,要至少检查一遍。检查时可以用50%速度进行,看着自己注音的字母,听语音修改即可。对于自己检查修改的注音,可以看原文,用磁带常速来检查,就是看原文,将磁带语音看到文本上面的语音上,看到字母上。如果你感觉语音全部定位准确了,就可以不看自己注音的字母部分,直接看发到论坛注音的文本原文,你可能会听到一些错误,将这些错误听完,在大脑压码记忆住,回来就可以在注音文本的字母上修改了。你会不用看注音的每个句子的字母,直接发现错误的注音字母修改了。
        听一个句子语音,就可以直接发现注音中的错误,听完一篇文章也能记住错误的注音。你可以听整个磁带,纠正错误,直到所有错误消失,自己满意为止。你会感到,经过检验正确的语音注音以后,对语音记忆快了。听着语音,可以深入到文本,看着文本,会细化出语音,语音文本就紧密结合了。理解记忆意思也就容易了。
        压码注音是压码听写的缩写方式,就是不听写全文,只听写语音的字母,关键的位置。将全部语音听写出来,就加深了语音的记忆压码能力。
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2009-01-15压码注音体会第四册Lesson 04  Is that the tallest building in town now?
        空闲下来,就想多学一点。想着就睡不着了。昨天看一个片子,介绍寺院里的生活,他们每天十点睡觉。晨二点起来。中午不休息,只吃一餐,米饭加青菜。下午还要做体力劳动。我们的时间安排要也能这样就太好了。看达喀尔拉力赛,第一次看到汽车翻越沙丘顶的瞬间,深为车手的勇气感动,沙丘的另一端,可是一无所知啊。

Lesson 04  Is that the tallest building in town now?    

SCENE ONE: DOWNTOWN STAMFORD    

AMY: Jeff!     jf
         Jeff Bennett!     jfbnt
         Jeff! I thought that was you.    jfittwsy
         I didn't know you were back in town.    iddntnywbkntn
         I'm Amy Monroe.     imammnr
         You went out with my sister.     ywntotwtmsst
JEFF: Oh,     o,
         Amy Monroe!    ammnr
         Of course.     ofcs
AMY: The last time I saw you was in high school.     tlstmisywsnhsl
         You were always more interested in talking to my sister, anyway.     ywalwsmrntstntlktmsstanw
JEFF: How's your sister these days?     hsyssttsds
AMY: Oh, she's fine.     o,ssfn
JEFF: Is she married?     ismrd
AMY: Oh, yeah.     o,y
         Three kids and everything.     trkdsnevrtg
         The youngest is just two years old.     tygstsjstysld
         And the oldest is six now.     antoldstsxn
         You know,     yn
         her husband is very successful.    hhsbndsvrsucsfl
         He's the best lawyer in town.     hstbstlyntn
         And you?     andy
JEFF: I move around a lot.     imvrndlt
        You know,     yn
         the life of an actor.     tlffnct
         Los Angeles,     lsngls
         New York. . .     nyk
         But this job came along,     btsjbcmaln
        so I'm going to stay in Stamford for a while.     so,gitstnstmfdfawl
AMY: Really?     rl
         What are you doing?     wtaydi
JEFF: I'm in a new TV show.     immnntvs
AMY: Oh, yeah?     o,y
JEFF: yeah,they making in stamford at WEFL.    y,tmkinstmfdtwefl
          it's never show,of course,    itsnvs,ofcs
AMY:That's exciting, Jeff!     ttsexctjf
         What's it about?     wtsitbt
JEFF: It's a mystery show.     itmstrs
         I'm the star.     imtst
AMY: Oh, I love it.     o,ilvt
           I can't wait to see it.     icntwtsit
JEFF: So, what are you doing these days?     s,wtayditsds
AMY: I work in that building.     iwkntbld
         On the top floor.     onttpfl
JEFF: Is that the tallest building in town now?     istttlstbldintnn
AMY: No, the Fairchild Hotel is the tallest.     n,tfcldhtisttlst
         Eighteen stories,     etnstrs
         and a restaurant on top.     andrstrntontp
         It's the nicest restaurant in Stamford.     itstncstrstrntnstmfd
JEFF: That's good to know.     ttsgtn
AMY: Well, I'm glad I ran into you.     wlimgldrnnty
JEFF: Maybe we can get together again.     mbwcngtgtrgn
AMY: Sure.     s
JEFF: Can I call you?     cncly
         Are you in the phone book?     ayintpnbk
AMY: Yeah,     y
         that would be nice.     ttwldbnc
JEFF: I'll give you a call.    ilgvycl
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2009-01-15压码注音体会第四册lesson 5 That's the most convenient location.
          上下午整理家,迎接春节。看电视节目《奥运档案》,介绍赫尔佐格和德梅隆设计事务所。我写下这段,是因为两个原因,一是这两位设计师从小一起长大。同上一个小学,同上一个中学,同上一个大学。同办一个公司。极大地让人感动。二是我们的记者,一早参观该公司对上午茶的描述。我在想:上午茶+下午茶+中饭时间,一天有多少时间工作?却设计出那么多世界级的杰出建筑。想不太明白我们一天到晚的忙,效率很低,问题出在何处?

我从网上查了一点资料:
          皮埃尔•德梅隆(Pierre de Meuron)和雅克•赫尔佐格(Jacques Herzog)于1978年成立了他们的工作室,1997年正式成立赫尔佐格和德梅隆设计事务所。1991年,建筑设计师哈里•古格(Harry Gugger)成为了事务所的合伙人。1994年,建筑设计师克利斯汀•宾斯旺格(Christine Binswanger)也以合伙人身份加入了行列。之后,合伙人罗伯特•郝索(Robert Hösl)、阿斯坎•梅根塔勒(Ascan Mergenthaler)、史帝凡•马尔巴赫(Stefan Marbach)也分别于2004年和2006年加入事务所。目前,这家事务所在全球拥有12位设计顾问,大约220名建筑师,承接40多个大项目。此外,它还分别在伦敦、慕尼黑、旧金山、巴塞罗纳和北京设立了分支机构。


lesson 5 That's the most convenient location.   

SCENE ONE: A BASKETBALL COURT   

MIKE: Just like old times.    jstlkoldtms
JEFF: You're pretty fast on your feet -    yrprtfstonyft
          for an old guy.    frnoldg
MIKE: Hey, watch it!    h,wtct
          I was the best basketball player at Stamford High School.    iwstbstbsktvlplytstmfdhscl
JEFF: My brother always said you wanted to be a one-man team.    mbrtalwsdywntdtbonmntm
MIKE: Only in my dreams, Jeff.    onlnmdrmsjf
          Only in my dreams.    onlnmdrms
          Your brother was a good player too.    ybrtwsgdplyt
        Of course,    ofcs
          it was easy for him.    itwsesfhm
        He was the tallest guy in the school.    hwsttlstgntscl
JEFF: I learned a lot from him.    ilndltfmhm
MIKE: And nothing from me, huh?    andntgfrmh
JEFF: Where do you live now, Mike?    wdylvnmk
MIKE: We live outside of town,    wlvotsdftn
          near the Merritt Parkway.    mtmrtpkw
JEFF: How far is that from here?    hfrsttfrmh
MIKE: About nine miles.    abtnnmls
JEFF: A long drive.    algdrv
MIKE: Have you found an apartment?    hvyfndnptmnt
JEFF: No. I'm going to start looking for an apartment this week.    n,imggtsttlkgfrnptmnttswk
          Any advice?    andvc
MIKE: Well, the most popular part of town is out near the Parkway, where I live.    wltmstpplptftnisotntpkwwilv
          But you probably want to live closer to work.    btyprbbwntlvclstwk
JEFF: Maybe I should live downtown.    mbisldlvdntn
          That's the most convenient location.    ttstmstcnvnntlct
          And I'd be close to the nightlife.    andidbclsttntlf
MIKE: We don't have the most exciting nightlife, you know.    wdnthvtmstexctgmtlfyn
        This isn't New York.    tssntmyk
JEFF: It's different,    itsdfrnt
          that's for sure.    ttfs
MIKE: There's that new apartment building on Bedford Street.    tsttnptmntblkgnbdfstrt
          Bedford Manor.    bdfdmn
          It's very nice.    itvrnc
          But it's probably the most expensive building downtown.    btitprbbltmstexpnsvbldgdntn
JEFF: I don't want to spend a lot of money. . .    idntwntspndltfmn
        What about this neighborhood?    wtbtsnbhd
          I see some apartment buildings over there.    issmptmntbldgsovt
MIKE: That's Oak Street.    ttsokstrt
          It's not the most beautiful street in town,    itsnttmstbutflstrtintn
          but it's nice.    btitsnc
JEFF: Well, I should look at the apartment listings in the newspaper.    wlislklkttptmntlstgsntnspp
MIKE: How are you getting along with Linda?    haygtglgwtlnd
JEFF: I like her,    ilkh
          I think she's happy she picked me.    itnksshpspcdm
        She gives me a big smile every time she sees me.    sgvsmbgsmlevrtmsssm
MIKE: How about Steven?    hbtstvn
JEFF: I'm not sure how to deal with him.    imntshtdlwthm
MIKE: Everyone respects him.    evronrspctshm
          He does good work.    gdsgdwk
JEFF: I don't think he wanted me for this role.    idntnkhwntdmftsrl
MIKE: You don't know that,    ydntntt
          Steven's just moody.    stvnsjstmd
          I mean, he doesn't always explain things well.    imnhdsntalvsexplntgswl
EFF: Great.    grt
MIKE: Maybe you should ask him a lot of questions when you're in rehearsal.      mbyslkaskhmltfqstswnyrinrhsl
          Be sure you know what he wants.    bsynwthwnts
JEFF: Ask questions.    askqsts
          OK. But I feel like I'm a student again.    okbtifllkimstndntgn
MIKE: Come on,    cmn
          it's not that bad.    itsnttbd
          You're going to do fine.    yrggtdrfn
          I know it.    int
JEFF: I know it too.    intt
MIKE: Look at that piece of junk.    lkttpcfjnk
          No TV star drives a car like that.    ntvstdrvsclkt
JEFF: I guess you're right.    igsyrrt
        Time for a trip to the car dealer.    tmfrtptcdl
   
SCENE TWO: A CAR DEALER'S LOT   
   
CAR SALESMAN : Are you looking for a new car?    aylkgfnc
        Then come on over to Stamford Auto.    tmcmnvtstmfdat
        You can count on us for the car you're looking for.    ycncmtonusftcyrlkgf
        Just look at these cars.    jstlkttscs
        This station wagon is the most practical car you can find.    tsttwgnstmstprctclcycnfnd
        We have luxury cars.    whvlxrcs
        This one is the most elegant on our lot.    tsonstmstelgntnolt
        Here's a sports car -the most exciting car in America.    tssptsctmstexctgcinamrc
        What's that?    wtstt
        You're looking for a good price?    yrlkgfgdprc
        Well, you don't have to pay through the nose at Stamford Auto.    wlydnthvtptrtmststmfdat
        We have the lowest prices in town,    whvtlstrpcsitn
        and we're ready to make a deal.    anwrrdtmkdl
        How far do you have to go to find great cars at great prices?    hfdyhvtgtfndgrtcstgrtprcs
        Not far.    ntf
        We're on the turnpike,    wronttnpk
          just two miles from downtown.    jstmlsfrmdntn
        See you this weekend -    sytswknd
        at Stamford Auto.    atstmfdat

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2009-01-16注音体会第四册lesson6 Is this the best we can do?
           中午看一个电视片,介绍电影演员秦文,一位年青演员回忆她教导的一句话:如果你感觉不到是在表演,真正就演好了这个角色。学习英语,也就是这样。如果不再想着正在学习英语,而把自己放到这个情境中,成为其中的一员,英语学习成果就会日新月异。晚上看了一个片子,湖南台的〈天天向上〉,李阳做客此节目。说学习英语就是学习拼音。孙裕亭老师教导我们的压码法,就是英语拼音的教学法。只想着如何拼音,就是最高境界。不要去想语法,不要去想结构。什么都不要想,甚至不要去想弱读,只要去读。因为有想法,就会中断朗读。只要听音。只要朗读,其他什么都不想,就是最好的状态。听什么音就读什么音。慢慢模仿就越来越像。


lesson6 Is this the best we can do?    

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO    

STEVEN: Yes. Come over here, please.     yscmvhpls
STEVEN: Stand there.     stndt
                Like that. Good.     lkttgd
STEVEN: That's not bad,    ttsntbd
                but I want the nicest sweater you have.     btiwntncstswtyhv
               That's nice.     ttsnc
      RITA: Do you like this one at all?     dylktsontl
STEVEN: Ugh, no, no.    u,n,n
               It's ugly.     itsugl
     JEFF: Rita spent all weekend shopping for that sweater.     rtspntlwkndspgfttswt
               And you think it's the worst sweater of all.     anytnkitstwstswtfl
STEVEN: Oh. Take it back.     o,tktbck
               I'm sorry, Rita.     imsrrt
              That sweater's just not right for television.     ttswtsjst
     RITA: OK. So,     o,s
              the second sweater is the best?     tscndswtstbst
    JEFF: Steven,     stvn
             do you really want me to wear a sweater?     dyrlwntmtwrswt
              I think my character should wear something else. . .    itnkmcrctsldwsmtgels
              like a jacket and tie.     lkjcktandt
              He's a detective,  after all.     hsdtctvaftal
STEVEN: Your character only works as a detective in his free time.    ycrctonlwkssdtctvinhsfrtm
              Remember?     rmmb
              He's a reporter,     hsrpt
              an ordinary gay.     anordnrg
              He should wear ordinary clothes.     hsldwordnrclts
     JEFF: I see.     is
STEVEN: That skirt looks a little short.     ttsktlksltlst
               Do you have anything longer?     dyhvantglng
      RITA: No. That's the longest skirt we have.     n,ttstlngstsktwhv
     BETH: I think looks good, Steven.     ttnklksgdstvn
STEVEN: And what about this blouse?     anwtabtsblse
               Is this the best we can do?     iststbstwcnd
      RITA: There's this. . .     tsts
                or this.     orts
                I like the white blouse.     Ilktwtbls
     BETH: It's too plain.     itstpln
               Do you have anything fancier?     dyhvantgfnc
STEVEN: We're done with you two, then.     wrdnwtytt
               Thank you.     tnky
     JEFF: You're welcome.     yrwlcm
   
SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO    
   
   BETH: You know,     yn
              I saw you on stage once in New York.     isyonstgoncinnyk
              In The Longest Night.     intlgstnt
              I thought you were excellent.     ittywexclnt
   JEFF: Well, thanks.     wltnks
             I liked that script.     ilkdttscrpt
  BETH: That was the best play I saw all year.     ttwstbstplyisaly
              You were very lucky.     ywvrlck
   JEFF: Thanks.     tnks
  BETH: Of all the shows I've done,     ofltswivdn
             this one has the shortest work schedule.     tsonhstststwkscdl
             We hardly have time to rehearse.     whdlhvtmtrhs
             And Steven gets very tense when he doesn't have much time.     andstvngtvrtnswnhdsnthvmctm
            Watch out.     wtcot
  JEFF: Vacation photos?     vctpts
BETH: What?     wtcot
            These?     ts
            Oh, these are just baby pictures.     o,tsajstbbpcts
  JEFF: Your baby?     ybb
BETH: Yes.     ys
            But these are the worst ones.     btsatwstons
  JEFF: I'd really like to see them.     idrllktstm
BETH: They're old.     trold
            From weeks ago.     frmwksg
JEFF: These are great.     tsagrt
           Isn't that the cutest baby?     isntttctstbb
           Those are the biggest eyes.     tsatbgstes
BETH: She's six months now.     ssxmntsn
            Isn't that the nicest smile?     isnttncstsml
           She's such a happy baby. . .     sschpbb
           and so quiet.     andsqt
           I hated to go back to work.     ihtdtgbcktwk
JEFF: That must be the hardest thing about being a parent.     ttmstbthdsttgbtbgprnt
           Leaving them.     lvgtm
           Even for a minute.     evnfrmnt
BETH: I miss her during the day.     imshdrgtd
JEFF: She's the most beautiful baby.     sstmstbutflbb
           You must be the proudest mother in Stamford.    ymstbtprdstmtrnstmfd
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2009-01-17注音体会第四册Lesson7 That's yours, charles.
        昨天看净空法师讲无量寿经,说到“不退转”重要性。一般人的学习是:退得多,进得少。所以进步不快。怎样能够做到不退转哪?孙裕亭老师教导我们的压码法,就是让大家一次就记住,只进不退的一种学习方法。我的体会是,在听音时,时刻关注已经过去的声音,有空闲的时间就重复前面听过的句子。看同声翻译就是这样的做法。一句话过去了,就去重复一遍。或重复两遍。下面的句子没有出现前就重复前面的句子。

Lesson7 That's yours, charles.    

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO    

        RITA: Here we are.    hwr
                   Here we are.     hwr
        BETH: You're late.     yrlt
CHARLES: OK, who gets what?     ok,wgtswt
                   Cheese sandwich?     cssndwc
        RITA: That's his.     ttshs
CHARLES: These are all mine. . .     tsalmn
                   Salad?     sld
        RITA: That's hers.     ttshs
CHARLES: Chicken sandwich?     ccnsndwc
                  Whose is this?     wssts
        RITA: That's yours, Charles.     ttsyscrls
CHARLES: Oh, of course.     o,ofcs
CHARLES: Diet soda?     etsd
      BETH: Those are ours.     tsaos
CHARLES: For you. . .     fry
                   And coffee for me.     andcffm
                   Oh, there's a pizza here.     o,tspzh
                   Whose is it?     wsist
        RITA: Didn't you get something for Steven and Linda?     ddntygtsmtgfstvnandkbd
CHARLES: Oh, yeah.     o,y
                   The pizza's theirs.     tpxsts
CHARLES: Is your hair getting gray, Mike?     isyhgtggrmk
        MIKE: It's darker than yours.     itdktnys
CHARLES: It had to be gray for a movie role out in Denver.     ithdtbgrfmvrlotndnv
                 Wonderful, wonderful place in the mountains.     wndflwndflplcintmntns
        RITA: Are you sorry to come back?     aysrtcmbc
CHARLES: Oh, no. I like to do a movie now and then,    o,nilktdmvnantn
                   just for a change.     jstfrcng
                 But I'm happy to be here in Stamford.     btimhptbhrnstmfd
                 Then I can sleep in my own bed every night.     tnicnslpinmonbdvrnt
        MIKE: I see you like the food here too.     isylktfdht
CHARLES: You auditioned for a movie in New York,    yadtdfrmvinnyk
                   didn't you?     ddnty
                  What happened with that?     wthpndwttt
                 I thought the part was yours.     itttptwsmnt
      BETH: I thought the part was mine too,    itttptwsmnt
                 but they had their own ideas.     btthdtonids
                 They wanted the blonde.     twntdtblnd
CHARLES: I'm sorry to hear that.     imsrtht
        RITA: You're happy with our new show, aren't you?     yrhpwtonsanty
      BETH: Oh, yes.     o,y
                 And it's a good role,     anditsgdrl
                 so I can't complain about my part.     sicncmplnbtmypt
CHARLES: What about this new actor, Jeff Bennett?     wtbttnactjfbnt
                  Do you know him?     dynhm
      BETH: He's kind of new to television,     hskndfnttlvs
                   but he'll be OK.    bthlbok
                   He's very nice.     hsvrnc
                   You should get to know him.     ysldgttnhm
   
SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO    
   
      BETH: The truth is,     ttrts
                 I'm really disappointed about that movie.    imrldspntdbttmv
                 The role was exactly right for me. . .     trlwsextlrtfm
                 Right now I have this new television show to work on.     rtnihvtsntlvsstwkn
                 And we have a new actor working with us -     andwhvnactwkgwtus
               Jeff Bennett.     jfbnt
               It's his first starring role.     itshsfststrgrl
               I know how to do my role,     inhtdmrl
               but maybe he's going to need help with his.     btmbhsggtndhlpwths
               Maybe I can give him some advice.     mbicngvhmsmdvc
                I think he's a nice guy.     itnkhsncg
               I hope he's a success.    ihphsscs

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2009-01-18压码注音体会第四册LESSON 8 SHE'S AS BEAUTIFUL AS HER MOTHER.
        孙裕亭老师的压码法,是从音入手,掌握英语的一种学习方法。如果想学好一门功课应该:“理明、信深、愿切、行专、功纯、业净、妄消、真显。” 想到了观音法门。特看了一点资料。摘了有感受的一段话。(黄念祖居士主讲)每次听音时,想法太多,结果内容没有听到脑子里。

【初于闻中,入流亡所,所入既寂,动静二相,了然不生。如是渐增,闻所闻尽;尽闻不住,觉所觉空;空觉极圆,空所空灭;生灭既灭,寂灭现前。】

  以上是观音依古佛之教,从浅入深的全部修习过程。也即是从三慧入大定的经过。‘初于闻中,入流亡所’,正是从闻性下手。‘初’指最初下手之处,‘闻中’就是在闻性之中。‘入流’,驰求声音叫作出流,不听外声返闻自耳的能闻之性叫作入流。‘所’字是修行的一个关键。第一步是什么呢?先忘掉我们所闻的声音这个尘,把这个‘所’忘了。这话是什么意思呢?就是我们听见音声,就分别呀,这个音声是美呀?是丑哇?是噪音哪?是乐音哪?爱听不爱听啊?这是顺我的,是称赞我的。这是批评我的,毁谤我的。于是许多烦恼都来了。由于所闻的声音,增加你很多烦恼。这个是什么呢?这就是背觉合尘哪!你本来是佛,本来平等,一切事究竟坚固。现在你就完全违背了,你就被这个声尘所迷惑,而生出无边烦恼,生出无量是非分别。这不正是背觉合尘哪!

LESSON 8 SHE'S AS BEAUTIFUL AS HER MOTHER.    
TEXT    
SCENE ONE: THE MAKEUP ROOM    

BETH: Where's Rita?     wrsrt
JEFF: She'll be back in a minute.     slbbcknmnt
BETH: You look happy today.     ylkhptd
JEFF: I found an apartment.     ifndnptmnt
BETH: Great! How far is it from the studio?     grthfrstfrmtstd
JEFF: It's about a mile from here.     itabtmlfrmh
          On Eighth Street.    onegstrt
BETH: Good. How many rooms?     gdhmnrms
JEFF: A bedroom,    abdrm
           a kitchen,     aktcn
           and a living room with a terrace?     andlvgrmwttrc
BETH: Uh-huh. Did you get a good price?     uh,ddygtfdprc
JEFF: Yes. Rents just aren't as high as in New York.     ysyntsjstarntshsnnyk
         Oh, and it's very convenient.     o,antsvrcnvnnt
         There's a garage underneath the building.     trsgrgundnttbldg
BETH: Hmm. That's different from ours.     ttsdfrntfrmos
           We have a parking lot.     whvpkglt
          But at least it's right outside our door.     bttlstitsrtotsdod
           Well, congratulations.     wlcngrtlts
           It sounds nice.     itsndsnc
JEFF: Thanks.     tnks
RITA: Congratulations?    cngrtults
         Did I miss something?     ddimssmtg
BETH: Jeff found an apartment.     jffndnptmnt
RITA: Really! Good for you!     rlgdfy
         Tell me all about it.     tlmlbtt
JEFF: Well, it's a one-bedroom. . .     wlitonbdrm
RITA: Where is it?     wist
JEFF: It's on Eighth Street.     itsnetstrt
RITA: That's the same street as mine!     ttstsmstrtasmn
         Looks like we're going to be neighbors.     lkslkwrggtbnbs
         What's the address?     wtttdrs
JEFF: Three twenty-one Eighth.     trtntonet
RITA: That's my address!     ttsmdrs
          We live in the same building!     wlvntsmbldg
          Oh, that's wonderful!     ottswndfl
          Is your apartment the same size as mine?     isyptmntsmszsmn
JEFF: Well, it's a one-bedroom. . .     wlitonbdrm
RITA: Oh, you have to come over for dinner!     o,yhvtcmovfdn
         What apartment are you in?     wtptmntayn
JEFF: Four-B.     fb
RITA: Well, that's a different floor from mine,    wlttsdfrntflfrmmn
         but-oh, we're going to be such good neighbors!     bto,wrggtbscgdnbs
JEFF: Yeah.     y
RITA: I moved there ten years ago.     imvttnysg
         I think I moved in the year I came to WEFL. . .     itnkmvdntyicmtwefl
         Oh, say, are those pictures of your new baby?     o,syatspctsfynbb
BETH: What? These?     wtts
          Uh, yeah.     u,y
          And my three-year-old son.     andmtryoldsn
RITA: Oh, good.     o,gd
         Can I see them?     cnstm
BETH: Oh, you saw these already.     o,ystsalrd
RITA: No, no, no!     n,n,n
BETH: They're just old ones.     trjstoldons
RITA: Give them to me.     gvtmtm
RITA: Oh, just look at those eyes!     o,jstlkttses
           She's certainly different from your first baby.     ssctnldfrntfrmyfstbb
           Your first baby wasn't as healthy as this one. . .    yfstbbwsntshltstson
           But look at him now!     btlkthmn
JEFF: Look at the expression on her face.     lktexprsonhfc
         She looks like her mother.     slkslkhnt
RITA: Yes. A beautiful baby.     ysabutflbb
         She's as beautiful as her mother.    sssbutflshnt

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去年净空法师送给我一本书《认识佛教-幸福美满的教育》是谈教育的,很有哲理。每当在推广压码法遇到不顺心的事情,都会找到有意的压码。世界上的很多事情你可以信,也可以不信,但无论任何事情都可以压码。压码可以做常人无法完成的事业,二十年前我起草的一个兵法就是压码出来的。
压码:看着不同的学问和教义,通过思想的压码出来你想要的作品,这是广义的压码,谁也离不开。
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孙老师:您好!
          压码法的掌握,就我的悟性,不能一下子,就进入到这个法门,是要慢慢地体会到其真谛。我最近的感觉是您在压码时,进入到观音法门所讲的境界,而我则做不到:“先忘掉我们所闻的声音这个尘,把这个‘所’忘了。”  因而总感觉入不了门。我的根性在学习语音这个方面,条件是不够好的。就像有人生来就是做演员,有人生来就是做画家。修行比起别人慢。
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2009-01-18压码注音体会第四册Lesson09 Jeff, be as calm as you can.
          下午忙着擦窗户,迎接春节。效率很高,用小洗衣机清洗方巾若干块,每个窗口用两块。很快就擦好了。窗纱的清洗也很容易,靠在一面墙上,用洗浴龙头一冲就好。就是上窗纱不太熟练,手劲不够,还不在行。

Lesson09 Jeff, be as calm as you can.    

SCENE ONE: STUDIO-THE MUSEUM OFFICE SET    

    BETH: Are you ready?     ayrd
      JEFF: Yeah. I'm as ready as I can be for the first day of rehearsal.     y.imsrdscnbftfstdfrhsl
    BETH: Come on.     cmn
               Steven's easy to work with.     stvnsestwkw
    BETH: Hi, Steven. . .     h.stvn
               Hi, Steven.     h,stvn
STEVEN: Oh, hi.     o,h
             How are you two this morning?     hayttsmng
    BETH: Fine.     fn
STEVEN: By the way,     btw
              is this yours?     istsys
    BETH: No. It's not mine.     n.itsntmn
STEVEN: Then whose is it?     tnwsist
    JEFF: It has coffee on it.     ithscfont
               It's probably Charles's.     itsprbblclss
    BETH: That's his.     ttshs
STEVEN: OK, I'll give that to him when we're done here.     o,ilgvtthmwnwrdnh
               Why don't we start with page forty-eight?     wdntwsttwtpgftet
STEVEN: In this scene,     intsscn
              Tony and Diana are at the museum.     tnandnattmsm
               It's late at night.     itslttnt
               I want you to stop outside the door and then walk into the office. OK?     iwntytstpotsdtdantnwlkinttofcok
    JEFF: Sure.     s
    BETH: Hello?     hl
              Is anyone here?     isanonh
    JEFF: Maybe he went home.     mbhwnthm
  DIANA: And left the lights on?     andlfttltson
               You know he never wastes a penny.     ynhnvwstspn
    TONY: Maybe he went home, Diana.    mbhwntmdn
              Maybe he left a note for you.     mbhlftntfy
STEVEN: No, no, Jeff. I want you to try something different.     n,n,jf.iwntyttrsmtgdfrnt
    JEFF: OK.     ok
STEVEN: Start with your line.     sttwtyln
  DIANA: And left the lights on?     anlfttltsn
              You know he never wastes a penny.     ynhnvwstspn
    TONY: Maybe he went home, Diana.     mbhwnthmdn
               Maybe he left a note for you -    mbhltntfy
   
STEVEN: No, Jeff. Don't be as serious as that. OK?     n.jfdntbassrssttok.
    JEFF: Right. Got it.     rtgtt
STEVEN: Start with your line.     sttwtyln
    TONY: And left the lights on?     anlfttltsn
BETH/DIANA: Wait a minute, Jeff.     wtmntjf
               That's not your line. It's mine.    ttsntylnitsmn
               And left the lights on?     andlfttltsn
               You know he never wastes a penny.     ynhnvwstspn
    TONY: Maybe he went home, Diana.     mbhwnthmdn
             Maybe he left a note-    mbhlftnt
STEVEN: No. No. No.     n,n,n,
               Jeff, your reaction is different from Diana's.     jfyrctisdfrntfrmdna
               You should be calmer than Diana.     ysldbcntndn
               You're not as worried as she is.     yrntswrdssis
    JEFF: What is it?     wtist
STEVEN: Look, Jeff, be as calm as you can.     lk,jfbasclmasycn
    BETH: Steven, just a thought.     stvnjsttt
               If Diana is worried,     itdniswrd
               doesn't she want some reassurance from Tony?     dsntswntsmrsrncfrmtn
    JEFF: Let me try that.     ltmtrtt
STEVEN: OK, fine. Anything.     ok,fnantg
  DIANA: And left the lights on?     anlfttltsn
               You know he never wastes a penny.     ynhnvwstspn
    TONY: Maybe he went home, Diana.     mbhwnthmdn
               Maybe he left a note for you.     mbhlftntfy
STEVEN: Good, good.    gd.gd
               Keep going.     kpgg
    TONY: Why don't we try to call him at home?     wdntwtrtclhmthm
  DIANA: wow!    w
    TONY: What is it?!     wtist
DIANA/BETH: It's. . . It's. . . It's the end of my page.    its.itstendfmpg
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2009-01-19压码注音体会第四册Lesson 10 Do you know how my name is spelled?
          正在看中国人民大学出版社,许期卓《美国报纸视觉设计》。美国新闻学院对于版面设计,专门开设一门课。并且教师都是世界知名的版面设计大师。绝大数时间,都是老师指导学生,在电脑中设计版面,色彩、结构这些基本理论讲授,穿插其中,动手操作在整个学期中,贯穿始终。

Lesson 10 Do you know how my name is spelled?    

   
SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    
   
TONY: A little closer, Mr. Morris. . .     altlclsmstmrs
           Hold that smile, Mr. Tate.     hldttsmlmsttt
           Got it. Thank you, gentlemen.     gtttnkygntlmn
           And welcome to Stamford, Mr. Tate.     anwlcmtstmfdmsttt
           I wish you the best in your new job.     iwsytbstnynjb
PHILIP: Thank you so much.     tmkysmc
    BEN: I'm glad that's over.     imgldttsov
  TONY: I need a quote from each of you for the newspaper article.     imdqtfrmecfyftnsppatcl
    BEN: We're proud to have Philip Tate join our museum.     wrprdthvplpttjnomsm
PHILIP: And I'm proud to be working for Ben Morris,     andimprdtbwkgfbnmrs
           the leading expert on Stamford history. . .     tldgexptnstmfdhstr
           Do you know how my name is spelled?     dynhmnmspld
TONY: P-h-i-l-l-i-p T-a-t-e.     plptt
PHILIP: Philip is spelled with one l.     plpsspldwton
TONY: Oh, right.     o,rt
           You know, I'd like to get another photo.     ym,idlktgtntpt
    BEN: It's your money.     itsymn
PHILIP: Why don't we show Mr. Hunter an Indian object?     wdntwsmsthntmindnbjct
TONY: That's beautiful. . .     ttsbtfl
            What's it made of?     wtstmdf
PHILIP: It's made of leather.     itmdflt
           Most Indian pouches are made of leather.     mstindnpcsamdflt
  TONY: What's it used for?     wttusdf
PHILIP: It's used for tobacco.     itusdftbc
           Of course,     ofcs
           there isn't any tobacco in there now.     tisntamtbcntn
           It's two hundred years old.     itthndrdysold
  BEN: We can use this.     wcnusts
TONY: What is it?     wtst
  BEN: This is the Stamford Treaty,     tsststmfdtrt
           the most important item in the Morris Museum.     tmstimptnttmntmrsmsm
TONY: How old is it?     holdst
  BEN: Look here.     lkh
           It's dated 1640,     itdtdsxtnfrt
           and it's signed by two great Indians.     anditsndbtgrtindns
           All the big museums would like to own this,     altbgmsmswldlktnts
           but it's going to stay right here at the Morris Museum in Stamford. . .     btitggtstrthtmrsmsmnstmfd
           It's worth a fortune.     itswtftn
TONY: It's your museum, Mr. Morris,     itsymsmmstmrs
           so why don't you sit at the desk?     swdntystttdsk
           And Mr. Tate,     andmsttt
           why don't you look over Mr. Morris's shoulder?     wdntylkvmstmrssld
PHILIP: Like this?     lkts
TONY: That's fine. . .     ttfn
           Mr. Morris,     mstmrs
           a pleasant look, please?     aplsntlkpls
           Thank you. . .     tnky
           That's it.     ttst
           You'll see the story in Friday's paper.     ylststrnfrdspp
PHILIP: I look forward to seeing it.     ilkfwdtsgt
DIANA: Uncle Ben?     unclbn
           The carpenters want to talk to you about the new room.     tcpntswnttlktybttnrm
  BEN: Oh, good.     o,gd
           Philip, why don't you come with me?     plp,wdnycmwtm
PHILIP: So good to meet you, Mr. Hunter.     sgdtmty,msthnt
TONY: Thank you.     tnky
TONY: They don't get along, do they?     tdntgtlgdt
DIANA: And Mr. Tate started to work here only three weeks ago.     anmstttsttdtwkhonltrwksg
TONY: I hate to say it, Diana,    ihttstdn
           but your uncle does have a difficult personality.     btyuncldshvdfcltpsnlt
DIANA: Oh, sometimes he blows up at people,     o,smtmshblsptppl
             but he doesn't really mean it.     bthdsntrlmnt
           You know, Uncle Ben started this museum.     yn,unclbnsttdtsmsm
           Now he's sitting pretty,     n,hstgprt
           and he has the money to hire Mr. Tate.     anhhstmnthmsttt
           I think that's good news.     itnkttsgdns
TONY: I'm not so sure.    imntss

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