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英语高级口语对话精选17课英文版
英语口语对话(高级)lesson1ArchivingtheWeb
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英语口语对话(高级)lesson1ArchivingtheWeb
Summary:
VanessaandAlexanderareinterviewingBrewsterKahle,founderoftheInternetArchivewhospeaksabouthiseffortstocollectallthepublishedworksofmankind.
Dialogue:
Vanessa:
HiandwelcometoWorldReport.AlexanderisinSanFranciscoandhe’sjoinedbyBrewsterKahle,founderoftheInternetArchive.Thankyouboth.
Alexander:
HiVanessa.
Brewster:
Goodafternoon.
Vanessa:
Brewster,couldIstartbyaskingyou…onyourwebsiteyoumentionthatyourmissionis‘globalaccesstoallhumanknowledge’?
Soundsmind-boggling.Couldyouelaborate?
Brewster:
Well,supposeyoutookallthepublishedworksofmankind,thenallthemusic,videoandTVmaterial,software,webpageseverproduced,preservedthemforthelongtermandmadethemavailabletopeople…
Alexander:
Incredible.Soyou’renotjustarchivingwebpages.
Brewster:
Farfromit.Alongwithwebpages,we’restoringmusic,moviesandbooks.Andit’ssorewardingtoseeoureffortsbearingfruit.
Vanessa:
Soundsawesome.
Alexander:
Brewster,Iguessyou’veaccumulatedahugeamountofmaterialbynow.
Brewster:
Well,westartedbackin1996bytakingsnapshotsofallavailablewebsiteseverytwomonthsandstoringthemonharddrives.It’snowabout500terabytesofinformation.Thearchiveisgrowingatabout50terabyteseachmonth.
Alexander:
Incredible.Itmusttakeahugenumberofserverstokeepallthatinstorage.
Brewster:
Well,itdoes.Andwe’resavingdoublecopies.History’staughtusarchivesshouldalwaysbesavedinmultiplecopiesinvariouslocations.IsupposewehavethedestructionoftheLibraryofAlexandriatothankforthat.
Vanessa:
I’msorry?
Brewster:
In300BC,theysetouttocollecteverybookfromeverypossiblesource,andsurprisinglytheyalmostgotthere.Butitallwentupinsmoke.Oneofthecatastrophesofcivilization,andthere’salottobelearnedfromthat.
Vanessa:
BrewsterKahle,Alexander,thankyoubothverymuch.
Nowanswerthefollowingquestion…
WhatisBrewstertryingtocollect?
Allthepublishedworksofmankind,allthemusic,videoandTVmaterial,software,webpageseverproduced.
Nowlistenagaintothedialogueinparts.Aftereachparttherewillbe3to4questionsonsomedetails...
Part1
Vanessa:
HiandwelcometoWorldReport.AlexanderisinSanFranciscoandhe’sjoinedbyBrewsterKahle,founderoftheInternetArchive.Thankyouboth.
Alexander:
HiVanessa.
Brewster:
Goodafternoon.
Vanessa:
Brewster,couldIstartbyaskingyou…onyourwebsiteyoumentionthatyourmissionis‘globalaccesstoallhumanknowledge’?
Soundsmind-boggling.Couldyouelaborate?
Brewster:
Well,supposeyoutookallthepublishedworksofmankind,thenallthemusic,videoandTVmaterial,software,webpageseverproduced,preservedthemforthelongtermandmadethemavailabletopeople…
Alexander:
Incredible.Soyou’renotjustarchivingwebpages.
Brewster:
Farfromit.Alongwithwebpages,we’restoringmusic,moviesandbooks.Andit’ssorewardingtoseeoureffortsbearingfruit.
Vanessa:
Soundsawesome.
Nowanswerthefollowingquestions…
1.WhatdoesVanessameanwhenshesays“Soundsmind-boggling”?
WhenVanessasays“Soundsmind-boggling”,shemeansshefindstheterm‘globalaccesstoallhumanknowledge’difficulttounderstand.
2.WhatdoesAlexandermeanwhenhesays“Incredible.Soyou’renotjustarchivingwebpages”?
WhenAlexandersays“Incredible.Soyou’renotjustarchivingwebpages,”hemeanshefindstheideasurprising.
3.WhatdoesVanessameanwhenshesays“Soundsawesome”?
WhenVanessasays“Soundsawesome”,shemeanssheisimpressedbytheproject.
Nowlistenagaintothesecondpartofthedialogue.
Part2
Alexander:
Brewster,Iguessyou’veaccumulatedahugeamountofmaterialbynow.
Brewster:
Well,westartedbackin1996bytakingsnapshotsofallavailablewebsiteseverytwomonthsandstoringthemonharddrives.It’snowabout500terabytesofinformation.Thearchiveisgrowingatabout50terabyteseachmonth.
Alexander:
Incredible.Itmusttakeahugenumberofserverstokeepallthatinstorage.
Brewster:
Well,itdoes.Andwe’resavingdoublecopies.History’staughtusarchivesshouldalwaysbesavedinmultiplecopiesinvariouslocations.IsupposewehavethedestructionoftheLibraryofAlexandriatothankforthat.
Vanessa:
I’msorry?
Brewster:
In300BC,theysetouttocollecteverybo