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Babette Jaquish began her battle with cancer [癌症] in 2009. It was that same year that she and her husband began raising money for cancer research [研究]. They planted hundreds of acres [英畝] of sunflowers [向日葵] around their property. Babette had the idea of growing the sunflowers then selling their seeds to raise money for cancer research. During the next nine years she had 22 different cancer treatments [治療]. In the end, she passed away in 2015. Don, her husband says, “She realized [意識到] the importance of cancer research.” Doctors told her that she had only two weeks to live. She and Don were lucky and Babette lived another nine years. She said, “Everyday I can stay alive I’m one day closer to a cure [治癒] for cancer.”

Babette Jaquish began her battle with cancer [癌症] in 2009. It was that same year that she and her husband began raising money for cancer research [研究]. They planted hundreds of acres [英畝] of sunflowers [向日葵] around their property. Babette had the idea of growing the sunflowers then selling their seeds to raise money for cancer research. During the next nine years she had 22 different cancer treatments [治療]. In the end, she passed away in 2015. Don, her husband says, “She realized [意識到] the importance of cancer research.” Doctors told her that she had only two weeks to live. She and Don were lucky and Babette lived another nine years. She said, “Everyday I can stay alive I’m one day closer to a cure [治癒] for cancer.”

Many guys like to have tanned skin [曬黑的皮膚], but don’t go overboard! Protect [保護] your skin now so it will be healthy later. People come in all colors, like white, pink, black, and brown. Dark skinned people are less likely [不太可能] to have skin cancer [皮膚癌]. Nevertheless [雖然], everybody should protect themselves from the sun. It doesn’t look like much, but sun block [防曬乳液] can save your life. It’ll protect your skin from the dangerous sun. Some people dab [輕輕塗抹] it on themselves and others like to slather [厚厚塗抹] it on. Both ways are good but make sure you use enough sun block. It’s also important to cover all exposed [裸露] skin. Don’t just put sun block on your arms and legs. Any skin that’s not covered needs sun block — your neck, the tops of your ears, your nose, your forehead, and your feet and toes.

Many guys like to have tanned skin [曬黑的皮膚], but don’t go overboard! Protect [保護] your skin now so it will be healthy later. People come in all colors, like white, pink, black, and brown. Dark skinned people are less likely [不太可能] to have skin cancer [皮膚癌]. Nevertheless [雖然], everybody should protect themselves from the sun. It doesn’t look like much, but sun block [防曬乳液] can save your life. It’ll protect your skin from the dangerous sun. Some people dab [輕輕塗抹] it on themselves and others like to slather [厚厚塗抹] it on. Both ways are good but make sure you use enough sun block. It’s also important to cover all exposed [裸露] skin. Don’t just put sun block on your arms and legs. Any skin that’s not covered needs sun block — your neck, the tops of your ears, your nose, your forehead, and your feet and toes.

Many guys like to have tanned skin [曬黑的皮膚], but don’t go overboard! Protect [保護] your skin now so it will be healthy later. People come in all colors, like white, pink, black, and brown. Dark skinned people are less likely [不太可能] to have skin cancer [皮膚癌]. Nevertheless [雖然], everybody should protect themselves from the sun. It doesn’t look like much, but sun block [防曬乳液] can save your life. It’ll protect your skin from the dangerous sun. Some people dab [輕輕塗抹] it on themselves and others like to slather [厚厚塗抹] it on. Both ways are good but make sure you use enough sun block. It’s also important to cover all exposed [裸露] skin. Don’t just put sun block on your arms and legs. Any skin that’s not covered needs sun block — your neck, the tops of your ears, your nose, your forehead, and your feet and toes.

The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. (the District of Columbia). It is where the United States president [總統] lives and works. In 1792, an Irish–American architect [建築師], James Hoban was paid $500 to design [設計] the White House. Construction [建造] began on October 13th, 1792. Workers, including slaves [奴隸], lived nearby in temporary houses [臨時工寮]. When it was finished in 1800, it was the largest house in the USA.

What’s Inside?

132 Rooms • 35 Bathrooms

412 Doors • 147 Windows

28 Fireplaces • 8 Staircases

3 Elevators • 3,000 Employees

The White House was burned [被燒毀] by the British [英國人] during the War [戰爭] of 1812. It was soon rebuilt. Over the years, the White House has been renovated [裝修] many times. Inside the White House are many rare antiques [古董] and historical paintings [歷史名畫].

The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. (the District of Columbia). It is where the United States president [總統] lives and works. In 1792, an Irish–American architect [建築師], James Hoban was paid $500 to design [設計] the White House. Construction [建造] began on October 13th, 1792. Workers, including slaves [奴隸], lived nearby in temporary houses [臨時工寮]. When it was finished in 1800, it was the largest house in the USA.

What’s Inside?

132 Rooms • 35 Bathrooms

412 Doors • 147 Windows

28 Fireplaces • 8 Staircases

3 Elevators • 3,000 Employees

The White House was burned [被燒毀] by the British [英國人] during the War [戰爭] of 1812. It was soon rebuilt. Over the years, the White House has been renovated [裝修] many times. Inside the White House are many rare antiques [古董] and historical paintings [歷史名畫].

The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. (the District of Columbia). It is where the United States president [總統] lives and works. In 1792, an Irish–American architect [建築師], James Hoban was paid $500 to design [設計] the White House. Construction [建造] began on October 13th, 1792. Workers, including slaves [奴隸], lived nearby in temporary houses [臨時工寮]. When it was finished in 1800, it was the largest house in the USA.

What’s Inside?

132 Rooms • 35 Bathrooms

412 Doors • 147 Windows

28 Fireplaces • 8 Staircases

3 Elevators • 3,000 Employees

The White House was burned [被燒毀] by the British [英國人] during the War [戰爭] of 1812. It was soon rebuilt. Over the years, the White House has been renovated [裝修] many times. Inside the White House are many rare antiques [古董] and historical paintings [歷史名畫].

According to a survey [調查], 95 percent of young guys now manscape [男士修整理容] — it means trim [修剪] or shave [剃…毛] their back, crotch [胯部], or butts [屁股]. Not long ago, only the gay guys [同性戀者] trimmed their body hair.  Straight guys [直男們] would have teased [嘲弄取笑; make fun of or attempt to annoy a person or animal in a playful way] any other straight guy who shaved or trimmed his body hair, but now even the straight guys are trimming, here and there.  Some straight guys are even shaving places that are not their faces!  Cosmopolitan Magazine asked one-thousand guys about grooming [修剪打扮]. Ninety-five percent said: we manscape. According to a salon owner [美容院老闆] in California, “straight men who have a hairy backs or chests want it trimmed with clippers [理髮器] or totally shaved off.”  The salon’s most popular services are all below-the-belt.

According to a survey [調查], 95 percent of young guys now manscape [男士修整理容] — it means trim [修剪] or shave [剃…毛] their back, crotch [胯部], or butts [屁股]. Not long ago, only the gay guys [同性戀者] trimmed their body hair. Straight guys [直男們] would have teased [嘲弄取笑; make fun of or attempt to annoy a person or animal in a playful way] any other straight guy who shaved or trimmed his body hair, but now even the straight guys are trimming, here and there.  Some straight guys are even shaving places that are not their faces! Cosmopolitan Magazine asked one-thousand guys about grooming [修剪打扮]. Ninety-five percent said: we manscape. According to a salon owner [美容院老闆] in California, “straight men who have a hairy backs or chests want it trimmed with clippers [理髮器] or totally shaved off.” The salon’s most popular services are all below-the-belt.