JB's new words interactive section

A friend of mine has said the same thing, Pan. I am a light-weight when it comes to viewing films. (For example... the film The Terminal with Tom Hanks... I couldn't watch it the first time through because the customs agent was so mean and it was such a heartless thing, even though I had seen the earlier French version. Maybe I didn't care so much when I couldn't understand all the words? I finally saw it after skipping over some of the crueler bits.) This is a detriment for me since I've been one of the main people to choose them for our free public performances. You'll be glad to know that we're talking about showing Schindler's List as one of our features for the library film program this fall.

Movie is really one of the greatest.
In different some terms, it can be viewed as a great artwork, a great textbook about humanitarian, even a great documentary.
I am deeply impressed by the total change of Oskar from a crooked tycoon who only cared about financial proceeds to a humanitarian warrior who at last hired jews only for saving more.


Thanks for the word.

Thanks, ^JB^ for so highly recommending it. I promise I will see it soon...

Array?
And how about other meanings of it?

Thanks

Hello ^JB^ ---
Hope your computer troubles are fixed soon.

Array describes a group... It would be hard to figure out what your quote meant without the context. It could mean standing in an organized pattern or even a group of people from different backgrounds.

There are several mathematical and scientific definitions of arrays that also describe a group. The one I'm most familiar with is a set of disk drives that work together in a mainframe system.

I hope it will help?

Hi there, I am sorry for the uninformed absense.

It was for the preparation of my Senior Middle School Entrance Examination---another crazy thing of my particular age. All of my activities with my computers was ruled out by my parents, with the approval of me certainly, I needed to concentrate.

The whole "god-awful shitty mess" (quoted from Saving Private Ryan)
ended today. And the cheerful thing is that I am confident I have done well.

The result of the Big Exam will be released on July,10th. But you know that I was a bit cynical, or "潇洒"（xiao sai）, which means someone who does not care about those thousands of trifles which was being regarded as trifles by them but considered as important by most others, although this state of living is adored by many----So I am going to arrive in London on July 2nd to attend a self-arranged 7-week summer course in Clary's school in Totnes. And I am going to host a thread to ask for advices----Indeed this is to be my first experience of being out of the borders.

(Hey what about the "array" question? Why is reluctant? Am I naive about that? )

JB, "smashing" news. How lucky you are to meet Clary and the rest of the Euro-Ruffians. We will expect JB's diary thread to be posted soon.

An array is simply a number or variety of objects.

The rainbow consists of an array of colors.

I too have traveled recently. Here is a photo of Junior and me at the harbor in Victoria B.C.

Canada

Hi everyone, I've missed JB's famous Words Interactive Section! Glad to "see" you again, JB!

What an exciting trip you've got planned... I hope you'll tell us all about it.

More on array... an array of numbers is set out like a grid, with a number in each square. You're usually supposed to figure out how these numbers are related, like you add 2 to the previous number to get the next one, and so on.

An array of objects usually means those objects are related somehow, but not necessarily. So an array can mean just a group of something, as in "...a whole array of problems."
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Great photo, Panz, I think that's the clearest one of you I've seen. You look happy, and I'm glad to see it!

HI Panzade and kitten, Thanks for the help.


What 's "Victoria B.C."? "B.C." makes me think about "Before Chirst".

Yay! I like being a Euro-Ruffian.

I would say an array was usually arranged, like the VLA telescope - Very Large Array - we often use it for goods laid out in a shop, for example.

B.C. stands for the province of British Columbia.

The only other Canadian province that is normally initialled is P.E.I.

Can you guess what it stands for JB?

Er, no....

oh wait, I'm not JB!

Let me guess, without searching...

"P"? Province?
"E"? English?
"I"? Islands?

So......the result is "The province of English islands"?!

This man is PEI...



But we are searching for Prince Edward Island...

One of my classmates is obssessed with architecture (His father is a celebrated architect, in a rather smaller circle). If you ever want to mention this Pei to him, get ready to endure the interminable harangue first.

I have got 2 questions today.

Does it mean that this man dosen't have very distinctive features or he dosen't take much care about his appearence therefore he appears to be a bit scruffy?


Lose ground to? Lost advantage over?

I have been seeing the word "odds" frequently, what does that mean?



Thanks, JB

Strange, I got a message that said "temporarily restricted". What does that mean?

Anyway, JB, slightly built simply means slender and perhaps short.

After the Allies secured the Normandy beaches they began pouring into the french countyside...therefore the Wermacht(and SS) lost ground(territory) to the Allies.