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　　Games are fun．After hours of homework it's great to relax by playing a game．But do games ever do kids any harm(害处)?And are there any ways parents can help kids stay away from bad games?The US researchers are trying to find solutions to these problems．

　　They studied what video games could do to children．The researchers found game sellers had made big changes to make sure the games didn’t harm kids．And they suggested that work should be done to find out if video games affected children's school work and health．

　　One problem found was that parents hadn’t taken enough notice of their kids' game-playing habits．

　　“Many game sellers put control(控制键)on the games to help parents make sure that children don’t play games unsuitable for them,”said David Walsh, the president(院长)of the National Institute on Media and the Family．Parents should watch the games kids are playing and know how much time they are spending playing them．

　　The study found that playing games too long could affect kids' health as well as their school work．Almost half of all“heavy garners”were six to seventeen years old．These kids were more likely to have weight and eyesight problems than other kids．Playing too many games also affected how children did at school．

　　Kids are supposed to ask their parents to set a time limit(限制)for playing games and remind them when the time is up．

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　　If you won a lottery and had lots of money, what would you do? Some people would start by buying themselves things, such as a new car or a big house．

　　Many people who win lots of money may suddenly find that they have a lot of socalled(所谓的)friends．At that time people usually don't know the reason, and they just feel good．In fact, the friends just want the lottery winner to give them some money．Besides that, they can't decide what to do with the money, so they try to think what they want．In the end, most people usually decide to save the money．

　　There are some lottery winners who decide to quit(辞职)their jobs．Some big lottery winners make even bigger changes－they end their marriages．They think that winning a lot of money has suddenly made them more intelligent and more attractive(有吸引力的)．So they feel that they have to be with a younger or more attractive man or woman．

　　They don't know their money is just a bit of luck．It can't change everything．

　　Next time when you buy a lottery ticket, think about what you would like to do with the money if you won．

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　　The White House has been home to forty-three presidents．America's first president, George Washington gave advice on the building process which began in 1792．But he never lived there．John and Abigail Adams became the building's first family in 1800．Since then, the White House has experienced many changes．And each presidential family has left its own historical mark on America's most famous house．

　　First go to the West Wing of the White House, and we can see the Oval Office．It is where the president works and meets with his advisers．The president receives guests, that is, important visitors in the Blue Room．And the State Dining Room can hold one hundred and forty people for official dinners in honor of foreign leaders．

　　The second and third floors are the family's areas．When it is cold outside, the president and his family can warm up near one of the fireplaces．And when it is hot outside, they can swim in the outdoor pool．The White House offers a lot of things to do for entertainment．The first family can watch a movie in the small theater, or play ping-pong in the family game room．

　　The White House's newest comer, Barack Obama, is a big fan of basketball．He is said to be considering building an indoor basketball court．The Obama family recently added an outdoor playground for their two young daughters．It has a swing set, a climbing section, a slide and a tire for swinging．The Obamas can also play tennis on a court on the South Lawn, hit a few golf balls(高尔夫)on the putting greens or run around the jogging path．

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