Urgently, please help translate into Chinese

while elk corporation of texas, the data set forth herein is accurate as of the date hereof,elk makes no warranty,express of implied,regarding its correctness with respect thereto and expressly disclaims all liability for reliance thereon.Texas ELK believes this release to be accurate to date. However, it is also implied that it does not guarantee the accuracy of the materials published in the future, and expressly disclaims any obligation to guarantee its reliability in the future.

the conditions and methods of handling,storage,use and disposal of the product are beyond our this and other reasons,we do not assume responsibility and expressly disclaim liability for loss,damage,of expense arising out of or in any way connected with the handling,storage,use or disposal of the product.The condition of the products and the methods of transportation, storage, use and destruction are not under our control. For all these reasons, we are not responsible for any loss, damage or any financial loss caused by the product, and we are not obliged to make any compensation.

Human translator, hehe.

Although the data of the Elks of Texas (US state name) is published here as of the date here, the Elks imply that there is no warranty, expressly, that it is correct, that there is respect for it right to that and expressly waives all responsibility on that trust. The circumstances and operations, the method of storage, the use and handling of the products are more than ours and for this and other reasons, we do not assume responsibility and expressly disclaim all liability for loss, damage, expense arising out of or in any way connected with the handling, storage, use or handling of the products.

ELK Texas**** believes that the data published herein is correct (as of the date on the document) and ELK does not guarantee the correctness of the data it relates, does not interpret its meaning, and expressly disclaims any responsibility for the credibility of the above references. The conditions and methods of operation, storage, use and destruction of this product are beyond our control. For these and other reasons, we shall not be liable for any loss or damage to this product or any loss arising from the handling, storage, use or destruction of this product.

Texas ELK considers the date previously delivered to be the same as the date of this contract. ELK makes no warranties or representations regarding its correctness and reliability. The circumstances and manner in which products are handled, unloaded, stored, used and handled are beyond our control.

For this and other reasons, we shall not be liable for or undertake any liability for loss of or damage to the Cargo arising out of or in any way connected with the handling, storage, use or disposal of the Goods.

While Elk Texas Data sets forth the exact date herein, Elk makes any express implied liability herein for its correctness and respect, and expressly disclaims all liability for the conditions and methods under which handling, storage, use and disposal of these products are within our reach for this and other causes, and we are not responsible and expressly liable for, abandoned, lost, damaged, or otherwise connected in any way with the handling, storage, use, or disposal of the products.

As we all know, the environment around us is getting worse and worse. In some areas, we can even see fish swimming in the river or trees on the mountain. Some don't even have water to quote.

Recently, a new way of life, low-carbon life, has been circulating in every corner of our country. The core of low-carbon living is energy saving and pollution-free. This is an important project, so I'm eager to share my views on how to promote it.

First of all, we have to do not use cars every week in school, because cars not only cause a series of environmental pollution, but also waste energy, so teachers or students are not allowed to drive to school, but they can walk or jog, even if they exercise their bodies, and enjoy the fun on the way.

Secondly, we should stop using plastic bags, no one can tolerate white pollution, and the best thing to do is to use cloth bags that can be recycled.

Finally, it's important to remember that ignoring small problems can lead to big problems. Therefore, as a student, when you are not indoors, you should turn off the lights at will, use double-sided paper, and books can be reused.

In short, each of us must put low-carbon living into practice. Just keep in mind: no cars, no plastic bags, no waste, let's start now.

We all know that the environment around us is getting worse and worse. In some places, we can't see fish swimming in rivers or trees in the mountains. Some people don't even have clean water to drink.

Recently, a new way of life called low-carbon living has spread to every corner of our country. Low carbon means low energy consumption and waste. This is an important project and I can't wait to express my ideas on how to make it happen.

First of all, we should establish a car-free day every week in our school. Because cars not only cause serious air pollution, but also waste energy. On car-free days, neither students nor teachers are allowed to drive to school.

At the same time, just walk or run. Use our legs and have fun. Second, it's better not to use plastic bags.

No one can stand the "white pollution", so use the wisdom that the cloth bag can be used repeatedly. Finally, one thing we should remember is that every big thing comes from small details. Therefore, as students, we should turn off the lights, use both sides of the paper when we leave, utilize our textbooks, and so on.

In short, much of its weight goes into practice of a low-carbon lifestyle. It's just these that set our minds: no car days, no plastic bags, no waste.

Let's do it now.

We know that the environment in the world that nurtures us is getting worse and worse. In some places, we can't.

Mr. Green works at a post office. He loves his job. Mrs. Green did not work, and she cooked for him at home.

Every day when he gets home from work, he can have dinner. Today is Friday and Mr. Green arrives home late because he is busy in the office. When he saw that there was nothing to eat, he was very angry.

He said to his wife, "I'm going to a restaurant for dinner." Wait 10 minutes.

It's not over.

Mr. Green works at a post office. He loves his job. Mrs. Green is no longer working.

She stayed at home and cooked for him. He can come home from work and have dinner every day. Today is Friday.

Mr. Green came home late because he was busy in the office. He was angry when he found out that there was nothing left to eat. He said to his wife:

I'm going to have dinner at the restaurant. "Wait ten minutes.

I don't know what that means.

(The original English text is also a little wrong...) Television was not created by one person. It's the power of many people, and it took years to have a TV.

Since the 30s, a lot of manpower and material resources have been invested in the research and development of TV. At that time, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was established in England, and in the United States, the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the CBS System (CBS) were also founded.

In 1936, CBS set up televisions in 150 homes in New York to see if they could be broadcast at the same time. The first show is Philip the Cat. Much of the BBC's work on television in the '30s and '40s was interrupted by the Second World War.

After the war, the BBC lagged behind the United States in its progress on television. Because Britain has to be involved in rebuilding.

By 1945, the number of home televisions in the United States had reached 100,000. By 1950, that number had risen to 6 million. In 1960, it had jumped to 60 million.

Today, 98% of households in the United States and Canada own at least one TV. Americans typically spend seven hours a day watching television. These people can watch free programs such as cable TV, satellite TV, or they can choose to watch VCD programs.

Television is not made by one person. Many different types of people take many years to get the job done on television. A great deal of television work began in the 1930s.

At that time, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was established in the United Kingdom. In the United States, the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the CBS began television work.

In 1936, CBS put 150 televisions into New York homes to see if all of them could show television at the same time, and the first was Felix the Cat.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) did a lot of work between 1930 and the end of the 1940s because of World War II, and after the war, the BBC fell behind with the development of American television. After the war, Britain had to rebuild.

By 1945, there were 10,000 televisions in American households. By 1950, that number had climbed to six million. By 1960, that number had skyrocketed to 60 million.

Today, 98% of all households in the U.S. and Canada have at least one TV. Americans typically spend seven hours a day on television. These people may also have the option of watching free programming such as cable, satellite, or video.