Sabtu, 10 Maret 2012

Info

for all students of Amik Bina Sriwijaya Palembang especially Bahasa Inggris II and Research Methode that we'll used the new syllabus this semester 2011/2012 academic year. the syllabus and material could be downloaded through this blog.
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diberitahukan kepada seluruh Mahasiswa Amik Bina Sriwijaya khususnya yang mengikuti mata kuliah bahasa inggris II dan Methodologi Penelitian bahwa kita akan menggunakan syllabus yang baru untuk semester ini tahun akademik 2011/2012. syllabus dan materi perkuliahan bisa di unduh melalui blog ini.

Minggu, 01 Januari 2012

Food

CONVERSATION
Listen and practice
Two friends are describing their favorite snack.
Tika  : What’s your favorite snack?
Tami  : Oh, My favorite snack is  popcorn. I love to eat while  watching TV
Tika  : I’ve always wanted to know  how to make it. Can you tell me how you make it?
Tami  : Sure. It’s really easy. First, put a little oil in a pan. Then heat the oil. When the oil’s hot but not too hot, put in the kernels.
Tika  : Ok. And what’s next?
Tami  : Next, when you see they’re starting to pop, cover the pan. Shake the pan a little until the noise stops. After that, pour it into a bowl. Finally, sprinkle a little salt over it and enjoy!
Tika  : It sounds very easy to me


Many professional sports team have recently added a new member to their organization-a nutritionist. That’s because athletes have become aware that food affect performance. You don’t have to be an athlete to notice this effect. If you’ve ever skipped breakfast and then tried to clean the house, you know that you need food for energy. Here are some tips about eating to increase your physical performance:
Eat enough food. Your body needs a certain number of calories each day. If you’re too thin, you’ll often feel tired and you’ll be more likely to get sick
Avoid eating foods that are high in simple carbohydrates, that is, sugar. A chocolate bar will first give you energy, but then it will leave you feeling even more tired.
Many professional sports team have recently added a new member to their organization-a nutritionist. That’s because athletes have become aware that food affect performance. You don’t have to be an athlete to notice this effect. If you’ve ever skipped breakfast and then tried to clean the house, you know that you need food for energy. Here are some tips about eating to increase your physical performance:
Eat enough food. Your body needs a certain number of calories each day. If you’re too thin, you’ll often feel tired and you’ll be more likely to get sick
Avoid eating foods that are high in simple carbohydrates, that is, sugar. A chocolate bar will first give you energy, but then it will leave you feeling even more tired.