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去园区，但我学乖了：事先做好功课，目的清楚，有取有舍，一口绝对吃不出个胖子来；路线排好，不走冤枉路，搭大巴坐轮渡，充分利用园内便捷的公共交通，省时间又省脚力；要看浦西园区全貌，就搭观光车，扫描一路；装备尽量从简，但备好点心，省去吃饭排队的苦恼；善打时间差，择时而行，避开人流高峰，入园、参观、就餐等无不如此。
少花力气，多长见识，审时度势，事半功倍。世博会盛况空前，如何去看，这也是一门学问。最怕的是，哪里闹猛就往哪里去，随波逐流，到头来，宝贝没看到，脚板却吃不消了。

commemorative book 有纪念性的书，即纪念册
have a full plate Literally, you have no more room for food on your plate. Figuratively, it can mean that you are very busy, that you have no time for any additional tasks. Another form of the phrase is 'I have a lot on my plate'.

Baroque music "stabilizes mental, physical and emotional rhythms,""to attain a state of deep concentration and focus in which large amounts of content information can be processed and learned."

Start with your favorite tunes from Psychologist Don Campbell’s list here and tell us how music alters your mental states. In his book The Mozart Effect, Campbell shows the following results for listeners: Gregorian chant creates quiet in our minds and can reduce stress. Slower Baroque music, such as Bach, Handel, Vivaldi or Corelli, can create mentally stimulating environments for creativity and new innovations. Classical music, such as Haydn and Mozart, often improves concentration and memory when played in the background. Romantic music, such as Schubert, Schumann, Tchaikovsky , Chopin and Liszt, enhances our senses and increases a sense of sympathy and love. Impressionist music, such as Debussy, Faure and Ravel, can unlock dreamlike images that put us in touch with our unconscious thoughts and belief systems. Jazz, blues, soul or calypso music can uplift and inspire us, releasing deep joy or even deep sadness, conveying wit and affirming our common humanity. Salsa, rhumba, merengue and any form of South American music sets our hearts racing, gets us moving, both relaxing us and awakening us at the same time. Big band, Top 40 and country music engage our emotions and comfort us. Rock music, from Elvis Presley to the Rolling Stones, stirs passion and activity, and so can release daily tensions. Rock can also mask pain and cover up unpleasant noises. It also has the power to create dissonance, stress or physical pain if we are not in the mood for energizing. Ambient or New Age music such as Stephen Halpern and Brian Eno has no dominant rhythm, so it elongates the sense of space and time, inducing a state of relaxed alertness. Heavy metal and hip-hop music excites our nervous system, and sometimes leads us into acting out dynamic behavior and self-expression. Religious and sacred music such as hymns and gospel moves us to feel grounded in the moment, and leads to deep peace and spiritual awareness. Sacred music often helps us to transcend pain.

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