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作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 12:17
标题: 【zombie在路上】final battle ！
在剩下的岁月里，你愿意与学习结为伴侣，无论贫穷还是富贵，无论电脑还是手机，无论多困或者多累，无论想吃还是想睡，都要把学习放在第一位，以考到理想分数为目标，同甘共苦同舟共济永不言弃，爱惜她尊重她理解她保护她，你愿意这样做么？Yes，I do！
10条军规：
1.晚睡必报到。
2.每天听写3篇+口语。
3.单词50个要掌握。
4.经济学人。
5.不许请假。
6.必须果断离开舒适区。
7.没有达到理想分数不许停贴。
8.按时间段记录事件。
9.不要伪装，做错事来此忏悔，做不下去用刀插。
10.不许逃避痛苦。
5.1-5.12完成：SC：OG仔细刷完，听力：SSS 36篇
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第一阶段：（5.1-5.21）
T：每天30页单词，3篇听力，1个阅读小分队；
G：SC30
，CR30，RC4
自由阅读：economist，HBR，TWP
论坛：manhattan，beatgmat，gmatclub第一阶段总结：基本全部完成：听力。OG SC完整写一遍。
断续无计划：单词，小分队。
没有完成：CR，RC。
无计划性，无规律性。
第二阶段（5.22-6.13）巩固基础阶段：
基础词汇（50页）：看认背用
提高词汇（1Unit）：看认背
SSS（3）：听写说读；Econ（1）：计时回忆，生词难句摘抄，听读；
SC（30）：错题集
CR（30）：做题，错题集：Premise，conclusion，question, chain，ABCDE，why
CR（30）：读题：Premise，conclusion，question, chain
RC（4）：OG13，总结XA-81
IR：开始看
作文：看范文，不定时写，小分队
6.14模考
6.18-7.2做题，总结，做题--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7.21看到前面的进度和deadline无比恐慌啊。。。。不少队友都脱离苦海了，只能相信天助自助者吧。
问题不解决是不行的，不能逃避啊。不能逃避！
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http://www.beatthegmat.com/gmat-score-610-impossible-score-i-am-shocked-t89092.html#415768http://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/2011/12/27/what-to-read-and-what-not-to-read-on-rc-passages
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http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-59517-1-1.html?extparms=ThreadCatalogID%3d25%26page%3d2
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-http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-630451-1-1.html?extparms=ThreadCatalogID%3d25%26page%3d1
http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-498680-1-1.html?extparms=ThreadCatalogID%3d25%26page%3d1
http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-627135-1-1.html
http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-490388-1-1.html?extparms=ThreadCatalogID%3d25%26page%3d1
http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_Preparation/thread-152989-1-1.html?extparms=ThreadCatalogID%3d25%26page%3d1
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 12:42
新帖第一篇
8：00 起床吃饭太慢 1H
听写一篇2012-4-27 SSS 2H
吃饭归来
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-4-30 13:24
小板凳~加油僵尸先生~咔咔咔
作者: corneliaflower 时间: 2012-4-30 13:32
僵尸先森加油！！！
作者: 浅步调 时间: 2012-4-30 13:33
lz真是重口味哇 做不下去用刀插 若是我估计已经over的找不到家了 哈哈
不能给自己留后路
加油～
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-4-30 14:00
加油zombie！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 15:17
http://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode.cfm?id=1A80D572-E7F2-99DF-3F3D968F137C7F96
如果你计划这个夏天去海边，你可能还带冰咖啡和飞盘。因为某教授指出咖啡因会防止日光照射对人体的危害。通过对实验老鼠的检测，研究人员发现喝水中的咖啡因然后做一些相应的运动会降低得皮肤癌的危险。貌似咖啡因和运动可以减少人体受到紫外线的伤害，日光中能量最大的射线。如果这些受紫外线伤害的细胞继续繁殖，他们可能会形成癌症。结果并非完全出乎意料，从前的研究表明咖啡因可以降低其他癌症的患病几率，相似的结果再次实现了。但是记录分析人员发现两者结合会形成更强大的防止癌症的力量。既然一只老鼠可以喝相当于一到两杯的咖啡，动物消耗的也是4倍（不懂）。如果你想轻松实验，先别丢掉你的防晒霜。
不能发图片。。。。桑心，很想发个听写批改稿。
PS：楼上的各位同学真可耐啊
作者: phoebe0624 时间: 2012-4-30 15:48
zombie 加牛！！！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 22:54
任务完毕。造句。
The GMAT test confounded and abashed the candidate, but the man mortified his flesh to fight for freedom.
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 22:58
zombie 加牛！！！
-- by 会员 phoebe0624 (2012/4/30 15:48:17)
加着捏
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 23:08
Caffeine, Exercise May Protect Skin From SunStudies with mice found that moderate amounts of caffeine and exercise lowered the skin cancer risk from UV light exposure. Karen Hopkin reports.
July 31, 2007
If you plan on hitting the beach anytime this summer, you might want to bring an iced coffee and a Frisbee. Because scientists at Rutgers University have found that caffeine and exercise may actually protect against the damaging rays of the sun. Working with laboratory mice, the researchers discovered that drinking caffeinated water and running a couple miles a day on an exercise wheel lowered the animals’ risk of skin cancer.
It seems that caffeine and exercise combine to kill off cells that have been damaged by UV light…which is the harmful component of sunshine. If these UV-battered cells were allowed to reproduce, they could go on to form cancers. The results are perhaps not entirely surprising. Previous studies in people have shown that coffee consumption is associated with a decreased risk of several types of cancer. The same is true for a regular workout. But the Rutgers researchers found that the two together pack an even more powerful punch when it comes to cancer prevention. The mice were drinking the equivalent of one or two cups of coffee a day. Animals who consumed four times that amount didn’t fare as well. So you might wanna take it easy on the espresso…and don’t throw away your sunscreen just yet.
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 23:11
Keeping Secrets Weighs You Down, Literally
New research finds that keeping a secret can make you feel as if you are physically burdened. Christie Nicholson reports
April 29, 2012 | 2
Can you keep a secret? We refer to keeping secrets as if they are material things. And a new study suggests that when we know a secret, we perceive ourselves as being physically burdened.
Researchers recruited participants to write a description of either a serious secret, like a story of infidelity or sexual orientation, or a more trivial secret. Then they looked at a hill straight on and were asked to rate the hill’s steepness. Those subjects who wrote about an important secret perceived the hills as steeper than those who wrote about trivial secrets. The research is in the Journal of Experimental Psychology.
Earlier studies have shown that people who are physically weighted down also perceive hills as steeper than those who are not.
In a separate investigation, researchers found that subjects who recalled a significant secret also judged a target to be further off in the distance than those who remembered a less meaningful secret.
Hmm. So maybe divulging secrets will relieve you of a burden—then again, we better wait for a study on how stressful it is to lose every friend who confides in you.
—Christie Nicholson
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 23:14
L.A. Needs to Stop Being Such a Cow Town
New research suggests that the waste from dairy farms is a more important source of smog in Los Angeles than the region's millions of cars. David Biello reports
April 29, 2012 | 21
Early inhabitants of what’s now Los Angeles called the region the Valley of Smoke. But it was the car that really made Los Angeles's smog get out of hand.
Or was it?
You might not think of Los Angeles as a cow town. But there are nearly 300,000 cattle in the region, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. And now flights to measure local air pollution have revealed that the cows may be a bigger factor in dangerous air pollution than the cars are.
Ground-level ozone is bad enough, but smog gets really nasty when it also includes tiny particles of pollution. And the bacteria eating all that dairy cow waste turn out to be as big a source of this type of pollution as L.A.'s nearly 10 million cars and trucks.
The good news: it's a lot easier to control emissions from a few big dairy farms than 10 million vehicles. So an effort to reduce the pollution from cows and their bacteria could have a bigger impact on Los Angelenos air than further emission cuts from cars. So says a study in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Let's mooo-ve on that, shall we?
—David Biello
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 23:15
不能贴图。。。。。。。。。。。啊
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-4-30 23:24
不能贴图。。。。。。。。。。。啊
-- by 会员 zombiee (2012/4/30 23:15:15)
http://forum.chasedream.com/Guide/thread-442276-1-1.html
作者: teddybearj4 时间: 2012-4-30 23:45
僵尸先生加油！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-4-30 23:50
楼上的两位美女来的真是及时啊，吼吼吼~~~
谢谢饭饭的技术指南哦~~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 00:04
丑图发完，原谅我毕业多年没接触英语，造成视觉污染概不负责，先睡了，各位战友晚安~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 08:36
打卡，早安
作者: 浅步调 时间: 2012-5-1 09:27
请问这是哪里的听写 是什么软件么？
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 10:49
请问这是哪里的听写 是什么软件么？
-- by 会员 浅步调 (2012/5/1 9:27:12)
http://www.aboboo.com/account/signup/?f=ziyi001
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 15:20
Too Many Decisions Can Drive You Crazy
Have you ever experienced the “panic stare?” That’s when you stare at a problem for way too long without really doing anything besides thinking that you don’t know what to do. Or you sit down to study, but you’re not sure where to begin, and so you take way too long to get started, while you shuffle your papers aimlessly.
The more decisions we need to make, or the more options we have, the harder it is to act, or the more likely we are to act rashly or make snap decisions. The New York Times recently published an article on this topic entitledDo You Suffer From Decision Fatigue?
What is decision fatigue?
The basic theory is this: the more decisions we make, the more our mental energy suffers, though we’re not necessarily aware of this fatigue in the same way that we’re aware when we’re physically tired. According to the article, we tend to deal with this mental fatigue in one of two ways: either we start making very quick, “snap” decisions without necessarily thinking everything through, or we just refuse to make a decision at all – we do nothing.
What are the consequences?
On a test like the GMAT, that can manifest as the “panic stare” I mentioned above, or it can manifest as a feeling of “not caring” any longer, just wanting to get the test over with, so you begin to answer very quickly without checking your work or being careful. Have you experienced either of those before? (I certainly have!)
This can also happen while you’re studying. There’s alotto study. You’re having to make constant decisions – what am I going to study next? How am I going to study it? Should I write this down on a flashcard? And that doesn’t even get into the decisions that we have to make while answering the questions themselves! In addition, many of us study after a long day at work – where we were making all kinds of decisions all day long.
What implications does that have for taking the GMAT?
One of your tasks while studying is to figure out how to minimize the number of decisions that you have to make while taking the test. Hmm, I could do the problem this way or that way. Which way should I do it? That’s a great question to askwhile you’re studyingbecause it can make your ultimate problem-solving decision much simpler. Figure outahead of timethe best way to decide, for instance, when to use algebra versus when to pick some real numbers.
How would we do that? In general, when the math feels easier, we should do algebra, and when the math feels harder, we should pick real numbers. In order to decide that, you have to have a good idea of what “easier” and “harder” look like for you. Then it’s a judgment call – not what should I decide and how should I decide it? Rather – is this on the easier end or the harder end for me? That’s a much simpler decision. (In general, yes/no or binary decisions are easier to answer than decisions that require us to formulate actual sentences and complete thoughts.)
There may also be times that you can eliminate certain decisions entirely. A lot of test prep companies (including mine!) tell people to start with the easier statement on data sufficiency. But I don’t like that, because then I have to decide 16 or 18 times during the test: should I start with statement 1 or statement 2? So, instead, my default is always statement 1. If I look at statement 1, though, and think, “Yuck. I wish they wouldn’t have given me that!” then the decision is made for me – I do statement 2 first instead. No real decision there.
Ditto with sentence correction – all the companies tell people “look for differences” (we call them “splits” at MGMAT) and, to save time, deal with the splits that can help you eliminate multiple answers (we call those 2/3 splits at MGMAT). For me, though, it’s too exhausting to try to figure out what the “best” split is. I find a difference. The only thing I care about is: do I know how to deal with this difference? If yes, I deal with it. If no, I go find some other split that Icanhandle. Asking myself which split is the best one to do first – no, that’s not a decision I really need to make during the test.
So, when you’re studying, think about ways that you can reduce the number of decisions that you need to make, and ways to make those decisions simpler.
Anything else?
As discussed in the previous section, a lot of the work of minimizing this decision fatigue “syndrome” comes during study – and that’s the single biggest way you’re going to make your life easier. The article also noted, however, that glucose can help us recover from that decision fatigue quite quickly. Glucose can be found in lots of foods and drinks; the studies discussed in the article mostly used sugary drinks to deliver a quick hit of glucose.
So one thing we could do is make sure to have a sugary beverage with us to drink during the break. But note a really important detail; the NYT article states that “a sugar-filled drink will provide quick improvement… but it’s just a temporary solution. [Sugary drinks don’t] help as much over the course of the day as the steadier supply of glucose we would get from eating proteins and other more nutritious foods.”
Now, the GMAT is a long test – the test itself takes about 3.5 hours and add at least another half hour for getting there, checking in, having your palm scanned and ID checked, etc. Also, we’re only given two breaks. After each break, we have to go back in and perform for 75 minutes without food or drink. Will the glucose hit from a sugary drink last that long? It’s better than nothing, certainly, and if you’re already feeling that decision fatigue we described above, then yes, take a hit of your sugary drink on the break. But you also need protein and complex carbohydrates. Those foods take longer to digest and convert into glucose, but they also provide longer-lasting energy, and that’s important on a 4-hour long test. So have a protein + complex carb-rich meal before you go in, and bring more protein + complex carbs as well as some kind of quick-hit sugary beverage, just in case. (Note: it needs to be real sugar; no artificial sweetener!)
One more thing that might seem obvious now that you’ve read this, but let’s just make sure: don’t make a bunch of decisions about a lot of other random things on the same day before you take your real exam. Know what you’re going to eat for breakfast, know how you’re going to get to the exam center – basically, decide everything ahead of time so that your brain is as fresh as possible for the start! If you’re not a morning person (like me), and you take the test in the afternoon, make sure your morning is planned out in advance / as decision-free as possible.
So, in a nutshell:if you’re experiencing some of this “decision fatigue” feeling (and I would argue that we all are, at least a little bit), then make sure you start thinking consciously about how to minimize the number of decisions to make and about how to make whatever decisions you do have to make easier somehow. That’s a process you have to work out for yourselfduring study, so that you can just execute the details during the test. And don’t forget the physical side of things – make sure your body has the appropriate energy to ward off this mental fatigue.
转自manhattan
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 16:17
饭饭，CD最近不知道怎么这么显示，总是超界面啊。。。。各种错乱。。。
作者: 浅步调 时间: 2012-5-1 16:53
谢啦~ 加入每日听写~
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 21:48
呀！！！！！！不是刚开的么！！！怎么我就这么后面了！！！！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-1 23:06
各位亲真是忙啊，好吧，此贴开始冷淡经营中。。。
今天任务完成，明天跑步，先碎叫了，明天要开始第一阶段了，实力提高要下功夫了！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:31
睡前来水一下~~~~
[attachimg=68,68]99847[/attachimg]
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:31
[attachimg=80,80]99848[/attachimg]鸡血女强势回归啦！！！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:32
zombie我真是特别想找个窝瓜给你~~~！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:33
你明早起来别被吓到啦~~~ 我睡前就给你水来了~~~感动伐~~~
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:33
怎么还是第三页的！！！~~~[attachimg=50,50]99850[/attachimg]我会天天来的~~~！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-1 23:34
[attachimg=80,80]99852[/attachimg]啊啊啊~第四页啦~~~晚安~~~明早要早起背单词啦~北北~[attachimg=80,80]99852[/attachimg]
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-5-1 23:36
thx!!
赞zombie该软件分享！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-2 07:07
早上好~~~！[attachimg=120,120]99866[/attachimg]打鸡血的一天开始啦！！！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 08:44
来晚了，惭愧~~
carol早安
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 12:10
zombie我真是特别想找个窝瓜给你~~~！
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/1 23:32:25)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 12:15
如果阅读可以active reading背单词可否active reciting捏？背了大半天刚弄完。。。。。。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 19:37
我看视频了，看视频了，看视频了
自裁吧~
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-2 20:47
实在不行的话就断网吧~
作者: yakev6 时间: 2012-5-2 21:28
僵尸加油
作者: 双色鹿 时间: 2012-5-2 22:34
加油噢~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 23:27
感谢战友的鼓励。
连这点自制力都木有还叫嚣杀G，我还教育别人捏。
微博已戒，我也会成功戒掉视频和闲逛。
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-5-2 23:28
zombie加油，饭饭拖延啊。。。G后想了好久要开始SSS。。这都什么时辰了。。还没开始呢。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 23:30
今天木完成啊，只完成了常规项目，Gmat部分木完，明儿再尝试一次，莫非任务重了？吧会吧？
洗澡碎觉。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 23:32
zombie加油，饭饭拖延啊。。。G后想了好久要开始SSS。。这都什么时辰了。。还没开始呢。。。
-- by 会员 泾渭不凡 (2012/5/2 23:28:59)
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-2 23:46
晚安啦~~~~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 23:48
生活就是这样，谁知道一不小心就会造成悲剧，但是一天完就是完了，一点辙都没。明天太阳还会升起，明天的我还得还今天的债，人生就这么变成杯具滴，觉醒吧。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-2 23:48
晚安啦~~~~
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/2 23:46:53)
作者: corneliaflower 时间: 2012-5-3 00:15
祝僵尸先森努力约束自己早日戒掉各种拖延坏毛病！
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-3 07:10
早上好~ 改掉拖延症！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 08:38
早上好~ 改掉拖延症！
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/3 7:10:23)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 08:41
祝僵尸先森努力约束自己早日戒掉各种拖延坏毛病！
-- by 会员 corneliaflower (2012/5/3 0:15:43)
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-5-3 09:38
加油…僵尸先生……你是P VS Z的哪一只呢？…just kidding 
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 12:09
加油…僵尸先生……你是P VS Z的哪一只呢？…just kidding
-- by 会员 clover928 (2012/5/3 9:38:51)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 12:11
上午完成一半，嘿嘿，今天有望全部完成哈，保持著。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 22:55
下午还是被工作耽误了，马仔不给力啊。
以后尽量把费劲的学习任务放到上午，尽量避免被其他事情干扰，这件事做完就完了不要再想！！！否则做好了会影响下一步工作，做坏了更会影响。
保证睡眠质量，早上一定跑步！说了好几次都贪睡过去了~
今天常规任务之外只做了10个SC，想当年题海怎么熬过来的，现在很退化。
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-5-3 23:05
zombie加油，跑步...晚上比较好吧，饭饭要跑的话就是晚上~~空气质量晚上比较好的呀...小心半月骨...上身要挺直..这样就不伤害半月骨咯....
zombie童鞋加油！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 23:07
彻底说出了我的心声啊，各种完美主义者，各种偏执狂，各种精神极端主义者，放下屠刀，立地成佛吧~
Are you stubborn? There are many situations in which stubbornness would help a human being. A stubborn nature can be extremely useful when trying to accomplish a complicated goal over an extended period of time. Building a house, traveling a long distance, hunting for food, and courting someone are all activities central to human history that require, at least to some degree, a knock-down, drag-out, brick-headed resolve to get the damn thing done NO MATTER WHAT.
It is natural, therefore, that you would want to spend 5 minutes on the first question in the GMAT quant section. It’s okay. Natural and cultural forces have optimized our problem-solving heuristics in a certain way; recognizing which ones actually are optimal in certain situations is the key to good performance. In any situation in life OTHER than the GMAT quant section, thinking really hard and creatively about a problem until a solution is found (even if it is for an extended period of time) will usually be of value. Not on the GMAT.
We have a saying here at Knewton–answer when you are 90% sure, and move on. This is easy to say and extraordinarily difficult to do–precisely for the reasons outlined above. The reason why it is absolutely necessary, though, has to do with optimization. When you take a computer-adaptive test, you are given a powerful tool–the test itself. The test can work in your favor if you allow it to. The idea is that, over time, the test will be able to calculate your ability and give you questions that reflect it. If you find that you are given a particularly tricky question, DO NOT TAKE IT PERSONALLY. Do not assume that you are stupid for not having any idea how to approach it. Do not interpret it as a challenge that must be overcome by sheer intellectual willpower. The question was generated by the computer as the next step in its program to determine where you fall on the curve. The computer generated the question with the expectation that you’d spend roughly 2 minutes on it and move onto the next question. If your approach creates a situation that in any way deviates from these basic assumptions, the algorithm is designed to output a score that is a poor approximation of your abilities–and it will always err on the side of portraying you as stupid.
The long and short of it then is to focus your stubborn impulses in useful ways. Be stubborn about maintaining a rigorous study schedule. Be stubborn about attending your live Knewton GMAT classes. Be stubborn about learning and memorizing exponent rules and common powers. Be stubborn about studying the both the explanations of practice questions you answered incorrectly AS WELL AS practice questions that, while answered correctly, still gave you a tough time. Be stubborn about timing yourself on the easiest questions and work to improve the time it takes to answer them. Be stubborn about spending three weeks waking up at the time you will be waking up on test day to avoid being overly tired. Be stubborn about taking the test again if you happen to have a bad day. In short, be stubborn about improving your score on every single day leading up to the test.
But on test day, let it go. Just answer the question and move on.
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-3 23:08
明天早起看书吧~晚安~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 23:11
zombie加油，跑步...晚上比较好吧，饭饭要跑的话就是晚上~~空气质量晚上比较好的呀...小心半月骨...上身要挺直..这样就不伤害半月骨咯....
zombie童鞋加油！
-- by 会员 泾渭不凡 (2012/5/3 23:05:59)
，那明天还是晚上跑吧？明天看能不能起来
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-3 23:13
明天早起看书吧~晚安~
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/3 23:08:10)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 07:18
早安
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-4 07:18
哟~早~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 17:34
忙完抬头看表惊慌了。。。。今天要保住！！脑子昏昏沉沉的，我不是三分钟热度，我不是三天热度
亮起来~
作者: 双色鹿 时间: 2012-5-4 22:51
僵尸先生加油呢~看到你活跃在各妹纸的帖子中哈哈~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 23:14
僵尸先生加油呢~看到你活跃在各妹纸的帖子中哈哈~
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/4 22:51:00)
作者: livia2012 时间: 2012-5-4 23:16
僵尸先生加油
作者: cathynine 时间: 2012-5-4 23:16
我也喜欢 僵尸先森这个称呼~ 加油加油！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 23:21
僵尸先生加油
-- by 会员 livia2012 (2012/5/4 23:16:40)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 23:22
我也喜欢 僵尸先森这个称呼~ 加油加油！
-- by 会员 cathynine (2012/5/4 23:16:41)
作者: 泾渭不凡 时间: 2012-5-4 23:26
僵尸先生加油呢~看到你活跃在各妹纸的帖子中哈哈~
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/4 22:51:00)
作为一名高中理科生、大学工科生、毕业研究院设计院的人类，生命总是缺失的，感谢CD啊，让我感受到人类另一半的温暖。要么说CD充满爱呢，对于我们这种没见过世面的人尤其是太有爱了。
-- by 会员 zombiee (2012/5/4 23:14:45)
我第一个反应是zombie要是申请MSF神马的绝对爆好呀！！估计zombie是申请MBA咯~加油，zombie这道菜很合商学院的口味吖！羡慕有米有。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 23:36
僵尸先生加油呢~看到你活跃在各妹纸的帖子中哈哈~
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/4 22:51:00)
作为一名高中理科生、大学工科生、毕业研究院设计院的人类，生命总是缺失的，感谢CD啊，让我感受到人类另一半的温暖。要么说CD充满爱呢，对于我们这种没见过世面的人尤其是太有爱了。
-- by 会员 zombiee (2012/5/4 23:14:45)
我第一个反应是zombie要是申请MSF神马的绝对爆好呀！！估计zombie是申请MBA咯~加油，zombie这道菜很合商学院的口味吖！羡慕有米有。。。
-- by 会员 泾渭不凡 (2012/5/4 23:26:36)
MSF适合年轻人哦，谢饭饭吉言，MBA适合我这种穷途末路的人，奔三的人表示有人收留就不错了。
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-4 23:54
晚安安晚！！！muuuuuuua！！！！！！！！明天继续加油！！！！！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-4 23:59
晚安安晚！！！muuuuuuua！！！！！！！！明天继续加油！！！！！
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/4 23:54:25)
作者: 双色鹿 时间: 2012-5-5 23:25
僵尸先生换了头像哎，用这个头像活跃在各妹纸的帖子中再适合不过拉~
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-5-5 23:55
应该换僵尸头像才对哇。。。
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 00:10
僵尸先生换了头像哎，用这个头像活跃在各妹纸的帖子中再适合不过拉~
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/5 23:25:38)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 00:10
应该换僵尸头像才对哇。。。
-- by 会员 clover928 (2012/5/5 23:55:43)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 00:38
5.6
今天常规任务外做了20道SC的分析。深感英语的精密和逻辑，明天再接再励吧。
我说怎么晚上这么有精神，原来是超级月亮啊~~吼吼~~
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-6 10:04
月亮真的很圆啊~~~都要中午好了~~~ 周末快过去了~ 时间又少了~加油呗~
作者: corneliaflower 时间: 2012-5-6 10:37
僵尸先森好好学哈哈~~~
GMAT是一门博大精深的学问。
作者: 双色鹿 时间: 2012-5-6 14:05
原来是超级月亮阿~！我说昨天从自习室出来的时候还特意看了觉得月亮好大好亮~还心里琢磨着月亮都在鼓励我呢哈哈~太自恋拉！
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 19:07
僵尸先森好好学哈哈~~~
GMAT是一门博大精深的学问。
-- by 会员 corneliaflower (2012/5/6 10:37:12)
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 19:11
原来是超级月亮阿~！我说昨天从自习室出来的时候还特意看了觉得月亮好大好亮~还心里琢磨着月亮都在鼓励我呢哈哈~太自恋拉！
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/6 14:05:11)
作者: CCcarol 时间: 2012-5-6 23:12
等等准备睡觉啦~发现怎么越到晚上越有精神, 这样的状态不优秀哇~!!!><!!!明天早起!~晚安乌拉拉~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-6 23:29
等等准备睡觉啦~发现怎么越到晚上越有精神, 这样的状态不优秀哇~!!!><!!!明天早起!~晚安乌拉拉~
-- by 会员 CCcarol (2012/5/6 23:12:55)
今天外出了。。。感觉自己责任重大，感觉自己很自私，感觉自己效率不高
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-7 07:40
忏悔~
作者: kaitlynyl 时间: 2012-5-7 09:31
没关系，我和你一起忏悔。。。休息是为了更好的复习
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-7 10:01
没关系，我和你一起忏悔。。。休息是为了更好的复习
-- by 会员 kaitlynyl (2012/5/7 9:31:38)
作者: livia2012 时间: 2012-5-7 10:06
加油加油~
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-5-7 10:18
僵尸先生，这只是博士僵尸。。十分符合你的形象哇。。咔咔咔
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-7 12:23
僵尸先生，这只是博士僵尸。。十分符合你的形象哇。。咔咔咔
-- by 会员 clover928 (2012/5/7 10:18:06)
我表示作为你的监督人你是不是又不乖走神搞神马图片去了
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-5-7 12:27
没有不乖哇哇哇！！！！
我要再发一次，FUFUFU~~
话说我差点看成“监护人”了。。哈哈哈
作者: cathynine 时间: 2012-5-7 17:35
来看僵尸先森~诶 我最先看到僵尸先森也想到植物大战僵尸啦~~~
加油！ 把GMAT吃掉！
作者: 双色鹿 时间: 2012-5-7 22:13
哇，clover图片里的僵尸先生脑门青筋暴起哇！！！看来僵尸先生要发力吃掉GMAT啦~
作者: zombiee 时间: 2012-5-7 23:02
To clover，这么帅的照片你太YY了哦，监护人。。。
To cathy，一起吃啊，味道不错滴
To鹿，一起吃啊，看你吃的米粒都上去了
作者: Rena张 时间: 2012-5-7 23:08
矮油，僵尸先森你在这里哇~~~rena又来迟了哇~~rena果然对得起那句：走在OUT的最前列哇~~~
僵尸先森在职辛苦哇~加油加油哇~~~~~~~~~
僵尸先森的10条军规也很生猛哇~~~hiahia
作者: Rena张 时间: 2012-5-7 23:11
僵尸先生加油呢~看到你活跃在各妹纸的帖子中哈哈~
-- by 会员 双色鹿 (2012/5/4 22:51:00)
作为一名高中理科生、大学工科生、毕业研究院设计院的人类，生命总是缺失的，感谢CD啊，让我感受到人类另一半的温暖。要么说CD充满爱呢，对于我们这种没见过世面的人尤其是太有爱了。
-- by 会员 zombiee (2012/5/4 23:14:45)
作为一名高中文科生，大学文科生，文科生啊文科生~~~rena的也是残缺的哇……huahuahua
作者: corneliaflower 时间: 2012-5-7 23:44
LS两位真可爱~
僵尸先森加油！
作者: clover928 时间: 2012-5-7 23:57
To clover，这么帅的照片你太YY了哦，监护人。。。
-- by 会员 zombiee (2012/5/7 23:02:30)
话说我哪里YY了哇。。。
冤枉啊。。。
僵尸“监护人”大叔。哈哈哈。。。。加油哇。。咔咔咔~
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