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加拿大温哥华岛
温哥华岛是北美洲最大的岛屿之一，被誉为天然的宝藏。
这里有壮观的海岸线，茂密的雨林和令人惊叹的山脉。
无论您是喜欢探险、观鸟、追求刺激还是享受自然美景，温哥华岛都能满足您的需求。
如果您喜欢户外活动，那么一定不能错过温哥华岛的海洋生态系统。
您可以参
加海钓、划独木舟或者乘坐观光船，亲眼目睹海豹、鲸鱼和海狮的活动。
如果您喜欢徒步旅行，那么西海岸小径是您的理想选择。
沿着这条小径，您将穿越茂密的雨林、跨越悬崖峭壁，欣赏到壮丽的海景。
除了自然景观，温哥华岛还拥有独特的文化和历史遗迹。
维多利亚市是岛上的
首府，这里有许多维多利亚时代的建筑和花园，让您仿佛置身于19世纪的英国。
而在图曼诺公园，您可以欣赏到一座庄严肃穆的土著纪念碑，感受到当地原住民的文化传统。
最后，我还要向大家推荐一处不可错过的藏品——温哥华岛的美食。
这里有丰
富多样的海鲜，如新鲜的龙虾、螃蟹和鲑鱼。
您还可以品尝到当地特色的冰酒和蓝莓酒，让您的味蕾得到极致的享受。
温哥华岛是一个充满活力和美丽的地方，无论您是喜欢自然风光还是文化遗产，这里都能满足您的期待。
希望您在温哥华岛度过愉快的时光！谢谢大家！。
欧美歌手Michael Bublé资料简介Michael Bublé́(麦可布雷)1975年9月9日生于不列颠哥伦比亚省本那比市，是一位加拿大著名流行爵士乐歌手，也是一位影视演员。
下面是小编为大家整理的欧美歌手Michael Bublé́资料简介，希望大家喜欢!Michael Bublé资料简介中文名麦可布雷/麦克布雷外文名Michael Bublé́出生地加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省伯纳比出生日期 1975年9月9日身高 179 cmMichael Bublé的经历Michael Bublé́ (麦克布雷，1975年9月9日-)生于不列颠哥伦比亚省本那比市，是一位加拿大著名流行乐歌手，也是一位影视演员。
2003年，他的专辑《麦克·布伯雷》打进了加拿大、英国和澳大利亚三地的当年流行音乐销售榜的前十名，同时在美国市场也有不错的成绩。
而布伯雷在2004年的专辑《与我共遨游》)(Come Fly With Me)在Billboard杂志和澳大利亚40大专辑均榜上有名。
2005年，布伯雷的专辑《是时候了》(It’s Time)令他在美国打响了名堂。
他是演员Crystal Bublé́ 的哥哥他的姓氏Bublé́ 可以发音为"Boo-blay".他的首张专辑《It's Time》神奇般的在72周内雄踞不仅加拿大，还包括日本、意大利等十多个国家内销量排名首位,专辑《It's Time》获得了2次格莱美提名.他具有意大利的血统.他是加拿大籍意大利人.他的祖父来自于Preganziol, Italy.Micheal Bublé́：展露温柔本色代言新浪漫主义无法言喻的迷人歌喉，难以置信的纯熟诠释，让全世界为他屏住呼吸;随时绽放的阳光笑容，优雅自在的翩翩风度，令全世界都被他征服;他是21世纪新浪漫主义的代言人，乐坛数十年难得一见的优质男歌手，魅力四射宛如歌王法兰克辛纳屈再世;他就是Michael Bublé́(麦克·布雷)。
育空领地育空领地是北部地区的一个多山的三角形地区，位于北纬60度以北，东面连接西北领地，西部紧临美国的阿拉斯加，北面为北冰洋，南面以北纬60度线与卑诗省接壤。
北部的高原地势起伏不平。
西南地区的圣艾利亚斯山脉高度超过5,000米。
洛根山5,959米的顶峰是加拿大的第一高峰。
该领地的气候特点是：冬季白昼极短，干燥而且寒冷，一月及十月份的气温极低。
夏季很短暂，既炎热又干燥，日照时间极长。
该区的主要城市为首府白马市，其次为道森市。
在育空领地的经济中，居最主要地位的是采矿业，盛产锌、黄金和铅，其次为贵重金属。
领地第二笔收入来源是旅游业。
卑斯省不列颠哥伦比亚省在加拿大华人社区中又被称为卑诗省，这一叫法源自于该省英方缩写B.C.的广东译音。
卑诗省的边界是：东面以西经120度线及洛基山为界，西临太平洋，南与美国为邻邦，北与育空领地接壤，西北面则到阿拉斯加为止。
卑诗省地形主要受制于三座平行的南北走向的山脉，它们分别是东面的洛基山，中部的洛基山多河地带及西部的哥伦比亚山和卡西尔山。
西海岸外的是查洛岛和温哥华岛。
沿海地带由于西风和太平洋暖风的影响，气候较为温和，冬季潮湿，夏季较热。
内陆地带降雨量较小，气温变化大，甚至出现半干旱状态。
北部的冬季漫长而且寒冷，夏季较短暂而且凉爽,降雨量中等。
温哥华岛上的维多利亚是省府所在地。
位于西南面的温哥华市是全国的第三大都市和工业中心，人口130万，该市是太平洋岸最大的港口，港阔水深，冬天不封冻，位于通向亚洲最近的航线上，货物吞吐量居全国首位，加拿大的国际贸易博览会每年定期在此举行。
该市的华人社区也是北美最大的华人社区之一。
卑诗省的经济以天然资源的开发为主，圆木、纸浆和纸是制造业的主要产品。
其次为食品加工和冶金业。
矿业资源包括煤、石油、铜和黄金。
卑诗省的渔业主要出产鲑鱼。
农产品有牛奶制品、牲畜、特种粮食植物和水果。
阿尔伯塔省位于艾尔伯塔省南部，落基山脚下，是一座新兴的石油工业城市。
石油工业和其也产业的蓬勃发展为这个城市带来了许多就业机会，景气的经济带来了人才济济的局面，现在卡城的工程师、科学家占城市总人口的比例是全国最高的。
Vancouver is the largest city in the province of British Columbia. It's surrounded by water on three sides and is nestled alongside the Coast Mountain Range. Vancouver is home to spectacular natural scenery and a bustling metropolitan core, and boasts one of the mildest climates in Canada.The Greater Vancouver region is home to more than two million people in 21 municipalities, making it the third largest metropolitan area in Canada.Vancouver is known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Bordered by the Pacific Ocean, the Fraser River, the Burrard Inlet, and the Coast Mountains to the east, the city is surrounded by shimmering waters and towering trees.The climate of Vancouver city is mild and humid, the environment pleasant, northeastern part of the North American continent from Rocky Mountains as a barrier, year-round mild climate, humid, pleasant environment, Vancouver for many years as the human the worlds most liveable city, is a famous tourist destination in canada.温哥华市气候温和湿润、环境宜人，东北部有纵贯北美大陆的落基山脉作屏障，终年气候温和、湿润，环境宜人，温哥华连续多年被评为世界最适合人类居住的城市，是加拿大著名的旅游胜地。
UN——联合国：The United Nations.1945年在美国旧金山成立，最大的国际组织，拥有192个成员。
总部设在美国纽约。
WTO——世界贸易组织：World Trade Organization.1995年1月1日成立。
2001年，中国正式成为世贸组织成员。
OPEC——石油输出国组织：Organization of the Petroieum Exporting Countries.1960年，在伊拉克首都巴格达成立，总部设在奥地利维也纳。
IOC——国际奥林匹克委员会：International Olympic Committee.1894年，在法国巴黎成立，国际奥委会总部设在瑞士洛桑。
IFRE——红十字会与红新月会：International Federation of Red cross and Red Crescent Societies.1919年，在法国夏纳正式成立国际红十字委员会，总部设在瑞士日内瓦。
EU——欧洲联盟：European Untion.1991年成立欧洲联盟。
成员25个。
负责人为欧盟委员会主席，总部在比利时布鲁塞尔。
CIS——独立国家联合体：Commonwealth of Independent States.独联体总部设在白俄罗斯首都明斯克。
NATO——北大西洋公约组织：North Atlantic Treaty Organization.1949年成立，目前世界上最大的军事组织。
总部设在比利时布鲁塞尔。
LAS——阿拉伯国家联盟：League of Arad States.1945年，总部设在埃及开罗。
AU——非洲联盟：African Union.2002年正式成立非洲联盟。
非洲联盟总部设在埃塞俄比亚首都亚的斯亚贝巴。
OEA——美洲国家组织：Organization de IosEstados Americans.美洲国家组织总部设在美国华盛顿，1962年起禁止古巴参加该组织活动。
INTRODUCTIONWhen writing a research paper, it is important to cite any sources that you have consulted in your research. You must acknowledge when you are using the ideas, information or arguments of others, whether they are directly quoted or not. Failure to do so may be construed as plagiarism. Plagiarism is the presentation of the ideas of others as one’s own and is a serious offence.This guide provides a quick reference for Vancouver Style, which is a brief name for the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals and which works on the same principles as the National Library of Medicine Recommended Formats for Bibliographic Citation. Citation information must appear in two places.∆First, it must appear in the text of your paper at thepoint where the borrowed fact or idea appears. See the Parenthetical References section below.∆Secondly, you are required to include a complete list of sources at the end of the paper. See the Reference List section below.PARENTHETICAL REFERENCESWhen you use information from a source (an idea, a quotation, a table, etc.), refer readers to the source with an Arabic number in brackets. (Some instructors or journal editors may require a number in superscript instead.) This number corresponds to your reference list at the end of the paper — in Vancouver Style, this list matches the order in which you mention sources.If you cite the same source more than once, reuse the original number from the reference list. To cite more than one source at the same time, list their numbers in the reference list , separated by commas (1,2) or using a dash for several references listed consecutively (1–3).In general, you do not need to cite the author or title of the source in the text of your paper, but in certain situations you may decide it is important to mention them. Punctuation: If the citation is at the end of a sentence or clause, place it after a period or comma but before a colon or semicolon.GENERAL CITATIONSmaller pediatric blood collection tubes can be used to minimize blood loss. (1)SPECIFIC CITATION (A QUOTATION, CHART, OR OTHER SPECIFIC PART OF A SOURCE)When dealing with a patient who refuses blood, it is important to remember that “maintaining good rapport with the patient becomes the key to obtaining the best possible outcome.” (1, p176)CITATIONS TO MULTIPLE SOURCESSeveral studies (3–6) have contradicted this view.Non-verbal pain assessment has been touched on by a number of researchers. (11,13–16)INDIRECT CITATIONAn indirect citation is a reference to an idea that has been referenced by another writer. Indirect citations are generally discouraged in Vancouver Style. If, for example, source number 7 in your reference list cited research by Smith and you would also like to cite Smith’s research, you should find the original source by Smith and cite it directly. However,if you are unable to do so, you may use an indirect citation, giving the name and year of the original source:Smith (2006) found the opposite result. (cited by 7, p276)REFERENCE LISTThe Reference List appears on a separate page at the end of a research paper with the title, References, centred at the top of the page. It is a numbered list of all the sources cited in the paper, in the order in which they are first cited. No italics, underlining, or quotation marks are necessary to indicate the titles of sources.JOURNAL ARTICLESBasic Format (Print)Author Surname Initials. Title of article. Abbreviated Title of Journal. Date of Publication; Volume Number(Issue Number): Page Numbers.Basic Format (Online)Author Surname Initials. Title of article. Abbreviated Title of Journal [Internet]. Date of Publication [cited Date of Access]; Volume Number(Issue Number):Page Numbers. Available from Database Name (use simply “Available from” if not accessed through a database): URLNote: To find the abbreviated title of a journal, use the Pubmed Journal database on the National Center for Biotechnology Information website: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/journals In Print, Single authorLaudicina RJ. Searching for hereditary hemochromatosis. Clin Lab Sci. 2006 Summer; 19(3):174–183.In Print, Multiple authorsCariappa A, Chase C, Liu H, Russell P, Pillai S. Naive recirculating B cells mature simultaneously in the spleen and bone marrow. Blood. 2007 Mar 15; 109(6):2339–45.Note: When an article has more than three authors, you may give the first three or the first six authors’ names followed by et al.Cariappa A, Chase C, Liu H, et al. Naive recirculating B cells mature simultaneously in the spleen and bone marrow. Blood. 2007 Mar 15;109(6): 2339–45.Ghevaert C, Rankin A, Huiskes E, Porcelijn L, Javela K, Kekom aki R, et al. Alloantibodies against low-frequency human platelet antigens do not account for a significant proportion of cases of fetomaternal alloimmune thrombocytopenia: evidence from 1054 cases. Transfusion. 2009 Oct;49(10): 2084–9.In Print, Anonymous AuthorFamily planning. New Sci. 2010 Jan 30;205(2745):6.Accessed through a WebsiteLau WH, Leong WS, Ismail Z, Gam LH. Qualification and application of an ELI SA for the determination of Tamm Horsfall Protein (THP) in human urine and its use for screening of kidney stone disease. Int J Biol Sci [Internet]. 2008 [cited 2010 Feb 11];4(4): 215–222. Available from: /v04p0215.htmAccessed through a DatabaseHanson E, Agosti S, Kang L. Can a clinical LAP procedure be made reproducible and easy to perform? MLO Med Lab Obs [Internet]. 2009 Nov [cited 2010 Feb 12];41(11):44–46. 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