Sungsugi

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So, what are you doing? It's one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answer is just mowing the lawn or cooking dinner, it's interesting to us. It makes us feel connected and a part of each other's lives. Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people they care. Of course, we have e-mail and blogs and phones to keep us connected, but you wouldn't send an e-mail to a friend to tell him you're having coffee. Your friend doesn't need to know that. But, what about people that want to know about the little things that happen in your life? Real life happens between blogs, posts and e-mails, and now there is a way to share. This is Twitter in Plain English.

Thanks to Twitter, it's possible to share short bite-sized updates about your life and follow the updates of people that matter to you via the web. Here’s how it works.

Meet Carla, she is addicted to her mobile phone, reads blogs every day and has contacts all over the world. She heard about Twitter was skeptical. After some of her friends couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She signed up for free and saw the Twitter pages look a little like blogs with very short posts. Each page’s personal and has updates from friends. She got started by looking up her friends on Twitter.com. After finding a few, she clicked follow to start seeing their updates on her Twitter page. Within hours, she began to see a different sight of people she chose to follow. She didn't know that Steven in Seattle was a baseball fan or that Julia in London was reading a new investment book. The little messages from Twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers that she’d never seen before. It was the real world. Soon she became a fan of Twitter and posted updates every day. Her friends followed her updates and learned that she recently discovered a passion for Van Halen. They could see Carla's life between blogs, posts and e-mails.

For Carla, Twitter worked because it was simple. The updates were always short, under 140 characters. Plus, she could post updates and follow her friends using the Twitter website, software on her browser, a mobile phone or instant messages. By asking members to answer the question: what are you doing? Carla found that Twitter brought her closer to people that matter to her, 140 characters at a time.

Find out what your friends are doing at Twitter.com.

mataisui

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chuer190235

HW
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Carole, she is addicted to her mobile phone,reads blogs everyday and has contacts all over the world. She heard about Twitter was spectale. After saw some friends couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She sign it for free and saw the Twitter pages looks like a little blog with a very short post,each page is personnal and it has update with some friends, she gets start by looking for her friends on Twitter.com,after finding a few,she could follow to start  seeing other updates on her Twitter page,with an hour,she began to see different sight of people she chose to follow,she didn't know Steven in Sealttle was a baseball fan or Jurlia in London was reading a new investment book, the little page of Twitter painted pictures of her friends, family and co-workers that she had never seen before,it is a real world,soon she became a fan of Twitter and post updates everyday,her friends followed her dates and learned she recently dicovered the passion for Heiland,they could see Carole's life between blogs and post e-mails.For Mechole,Twitter works because it is simple to update ,is always short,under 140 characters,plus she could post updates and follow her friends using the Twitter's website,software on her broswer,a mobile phone or insert messages. I am asking members to answer the question: what are you doing? Carole found the Twitter brought her closer to  people that matter to her,140 characters at a time.

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lfjxeon

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SO, what are you doing? It's one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answer is just mowing the lawn or cooking dinner, it's interesting to us. It makes us feel connected and a part of each other's lives . Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people that care. Of course, we have e-mail and blogs and phones to keep us connected , but you wouldn't send an e-mail to a friend to tell him you are having coffee.   Your friend doesn't need to know that. But, what about people that want to know about the little things that happen in your life? Real like happens between blog posts and e-mails, and now there is a way to share. This is Twitter in Plain English. Thanks to Twitter, it's possible to share short bite-sized updates  about your life and follow the updates of people that matter to you via  the web. Here is how it works. Meet Carla,   she is addicted to her mobile phone, reads blogs every day and has contacts all over the world . She heard about Twitter and was skeptical . After some of her friends couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She signed up for free and saw the Twitter pages look a little like blogs with very short posts . Each page is personal and has updates from friends. She got started by looking up her friends on Twitter. com. After finding a few, she clicked follow to start seeing their updates on her Twitter page. Within hours , she began to see a different side of people she chose to follow. She didn't know that Steven in Seattle was a baseball fan or that Julia London was reading a new investment book . The little messages from Twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers that she never seen before. It was the real world. Soon she became a fan of Twitter and posted updates every day . Her friends followed her updates and learned that she  recently discovered a passion for Van Halen . They could see Carla's life between blog posts and e-mails . For Carla , Twitter worked because it was simple. The updates were always short, under 140 characters. Plus, she could post updates and follow her friends using the Twitter website, software on her browser , a mobile phone or instant messages. By asking members to answer the question: what are you doing? Carla found that Twitter brought her closer to people that matter to her , 140 characters at a time. Find out what your friends are doing at Twitter. com.

任性的微笑

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Unfortunately most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people they care.
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有钱小女巫

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So, what are you doing? It’s one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answers is just mowing the lawn or cooking dinner, it's interesting to us. It makes us feel connected and part of each other's lives.

Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people that care. Of course, we have email and blogs and phones to keep us connected, but you wouldn't send an email to a friend to tell him you’re having coffee. Your friend doesn't need to know that. But, what about people that want to know about the little things that happen in your life? Real life happens between blog post and emails, and now there's a way to share.

This is Twitter in Plain English.

Thanks to Twitter, it's possible to share short, bite-sized updates about your life and follow the updates of people that matter to you via the web. Here's how it works.

Meet Carla, she is addicted to her mobile phone, reads blogs every day and has contacts all over the world. She heard about Twitter and was skeptical. After some of her friends couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try.

She signed up for free and saw the Twitter pages look a little like blogs with very short posts. Each page is personal and has updates from friends. She gets started by looking up friends on Twitter.com. After finding a few, she clicked “follow” to start seeing their updates on her Twitter page.

Within hours, she began to see a different site of people she chose to follow. She didn't know that Steven in Seattle
was a baseball fan or that Julia in London was reading a new investment book. The little messages from Twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers that she'd never seen before. It was the real world.

Soon, she became a fan of Twitter and posted it updates every day. Her friends followed her updates and learned that she recently discovered a passion for Van Hallen. They could see Carla’s life between blog post and emails.

For Carla, Twitter worked because it was simple. The updates are always short under 140 characters. Plus, she could post updates and follow her friends using the Twitter website, software on her browser, a mobile phone or instant messages.

By asking members to answer the question: what are you doing? Carla found that Twitter brought her closer to people that matter to her, 140 characters at a time.

Find out what your friends are doing at Twitter.com.

nesta900

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Thanks to twitter, it's possible to share short updates about your life and follow the updates. People they matter you and the other web. Here is how it works. Mee Carla, she is addicted to mobile phone, reads blogs everyday and has contected all of the world. She heard about twitter when skeptical. After some of her friens couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She sent for free and thought twitter pages a little like blogs was very short posts. She got started by looking at her friens on twitter.com. After finding a few, she couldn't follow their updates on her page. Within hours, she began to see different side of people she choose to follow. She didn't know Allen was a baseball fan or Julia in London was reading an investment book. The little message of twitter paint a picture of her friens, famliy and co-workers she 'd never seen before. It was the real world. Soon she became a fan of twitter and post updates everyday. Her friends followed her updates and learned she recently discovered her passion for ??? They can see colorful life between blogs and emails. For ???  It was simple. The updates are short under 140 characters. Plus, she can post updates and follow her friends on website in software on her browser, mobile phone or message. By asking members to answer the question what are you doing, Carla found twitter is closer to people to her under 140 characters at a time. Find out what your friend is doing at twitter.com

hawaieric

Homework
So what are you doing? It’s one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answer is just moving the lawn or cooking dinner，it’s interesting. It makes us feel connected and a part of each other’s lives. Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people that care.  Of course, you wouldn’t sent an e-mail to tell him you’re having coffee, you friend doesn’t need to know that. But what about the people they want to know about the little things happen in your life? Real life happens between blogs and posting e-mails, and now there’s a way to share. This is twitter in plain English. Thanks to twitter, it’s possible to share short bite-sized updates about your life and follow the updates of people that matters you via web.
Here is how it works. Meet Carla, she is addicted to her mobile phone, she read blogs everyday and has connected all over the world.  She heard about twitter, after her couldn’t stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She signed up for free and saw twitter looks like a little page of blog with little short posts. Each page is personal and has updated from friends. She got started looking up her friends by twitter.com. After finding a few, she clicked “follow” to start seeing their updates on her twitter page.
Within hours, she saw different side of people she chose to follow. She didn’t know Steven in Seattle was baseball fan and Julia in London was reading a new investment book. The little massage from twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers she’d never seen before. It was the real world. Soon she become a fan of twitter and posted updates everyday. Her friends follow her learned that recently she discover a passion for Ven Halen. They could see Carlar’s life between blogs and e-mails.
  For Carlar, twitter worked because it works simple. The updates were always short under 140 characters. Plus, she can post updates and follow her friends using the twitter website, software on her browser, a mobile phone or instant massage. By asking members to answer question: what are you doing. Carlar found twitter brought closer to people matter to her, 140 characters a time. Find out what your friends are doing at twitter.com.

wushixiang

So, what are you doing? It's one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answer is just mowing the lawn or cooking dinner, it's interesting to us. It makes us feel connected and a part of each other's lives.



Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people that care. Of course, we have e-mail and blogs and phones to keep us connected, but you wouldn't send an e-mail to a friend to tell him you're having coffee. Your friend doesn't need to know that. But, what about people that want to know about the little things that happen in your life? Real life happens between blog posts and e-mails, and now there is a way to share.



This is Twitter in Plain English.

Thanks to Twitter, it's possible to share short bite-sized updates about your life and follow the updates of people that matter to you via the web. Here’s how it works.

Meet Carla, she is addicted to her mobile phone, reads blogs every day and has contacts all over the world. She heard about Twitter and was skeptical. After some of her friends couldn't stop talking about it, she gave it a try.



She signed up for free and saw the Twitter pages look a little like blogs with very short posts. Each page’s personal and has updates from friends. She got started by looking up her friends on Twitter.com. After finding a few, she clicked “follow” to start seeing their updates on her Twitter page.



Within hours, she began to see a different side of people she chose to follow. She didn't know that Steven in Seattle was a baseball fan or that Julia in London was reading a new investment book. The little messages from Twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers that she’d never seen before. It was the real world.



Soon she became a fan of Twitter and posted updates every day. Her friends followed her updates and learned that she recently discovered a passion for Van Halen. They could see Carla's life between blog posts and e-mails.

For Carla, Twitter worked because it was simple. The updates were always short, under 140 characters. Plus, she could post updates and follow her friends using the Twitter website, software on her browser, a mobile phone or instant messages. By asking members to answer the question: what are you doing? Carla found that Twitter brought her closer to people that matter to her, 140 characters at a time.

Find out what your friends are doing at Twitter.com.

小鱼^^

【homework】改稿
1.So, what are you doing? It’s one of the first questions we often ask friends and family. Even if the answer is just mowing the lawn or cooking dinner. It’s interesting to us. It makes us feel connected, and a part of each other’s lives. Unfortunately, most of our day-to-day lives are hidden from people that care. Of course, we have e-mail and blogs and phones to keep us connected, but you won’t send an email to a friend to tell him that you’re having coffee. Your friend doesn’t need to know that. But, what about people that want to know about the little things happen in your life. Real life happens between blog posts and emails, and now, there is a way to share.
This is Twitter in plain English. Thanks to twitter, it’s possible to share short by-sized？updates about your life and follow the updates of people that matter to you via the web. Here is how it works. Mill Carol, she is addicted to her mobile phone, reads blogs everyday and has contacts all over the world. She heard about Twitter was skeptical. After some of her friends couldn’t stop talking about it, she gave it a try. She signed up for free and saw the Twitter pages look like blogs with very short posts. Each page is personal and has updates from friends. She got started by looking up her friends on Twitter.com. After finding a few, she clicked “follow” to start seeing their updates on her Twitter page. Within hours, she began to see a different side of people she chose to follow. She didn’t know that Steven in Seattle was a baseball fan or that Julia in London was reading a new investment book. The little messages from Twitter painted a picture of her friends, family and co-workers that she’d never seen before. It was the real world.
Soon she became a fan of Twitter and posted updates every day. Her friends followed her updates and learned that she recently discovered a passion for Van Halen. They can see Carol’s life between blog posts and emails. For Carol, Twitter worked because it was simple. The updates were always short, under 140 characters. Plus, she could pose updates and follow her friends using the Twitter website, software on her browser, a mobile phone or instant messages. By asking members to answer the question: what you are doing? Carol found that Twitter brought her closer to people that matter to her, 140 characters at a time. Found out what are your friends doing at Twitter.com.

逆水长流06

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喬伊絲

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