This report is based on recently
researcher used face-to-face method on June 3, 2015 among a classmates sample
of 8 in10 people asked about the social media. They were requested some answers
about usually using app and websites, frequency, and reasons. Most of classmates
answered that they usually use Facebook, Instagram. Japanese students also use Line
to chat their friend. Chinese students tend to use Wechat. One of them is
Korean; she replied that many Korean usually use Kakaotalk by messenger. All of
them use social media at least once a day. The main reason to use social media
is that they want to establish and maintain relationship with their friends and
family. In addition, some students who use Instagram stated that they post
their daily life and activities, and find some interesting things.
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Social Networking Sites and Teens Annotated Bibliographies
Lenhart,
Anada, and Madden, Mary(January 3, 2007). Social Networking Websites and Teens
: An Overview. Pew Research Center Publications. Report.
According to a national survey of
teenagers conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project they find American youth age teenagers usually use online social networking
sites. They have some special features. Over half of them don't want
to expose their profile except allowed people. Almost them usually want to
limited people. Also, they usually use online social networking at least one
time every day. However, Older teens show
different aspects; they show almost opposite to youth age teenagers. In addition, Teens say social networking sites help them to
connect with their friend. They sometimes use that to flirt to
other teens.
This report was made in January 7,
2007, and this used currently data. In addition, this was based on a
survey from Pew Internet & American Life Project. This
is fact-based information because researcher used telephone
from October 23 through November 19, 2006, among a national sample of 935
youths ages 12-17 asked about the ways that teenagers use these sites and
their reasons for doing so. This article was designed to inform, and it used
survey data and number it is objective and proving.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Annotated Bibliographies
Annotated
Bibliographies
Creaney, Leon.
Savulescu, Julian. and Vondy Anna(October 22, 2013). Should athletes be allowed
to use performance enhancing drugs?. BMJ online. Retrieved May 27, 2015.
This
article shows us the both sides of PEDs, which are pros and cons. Savulescu
argues that rather than anning performance enhancing drugs we should regulate
their use, but Creaney and Vandy state that would lead to increasing use and
call for tougher enforcement. Savulescu argues that three good points of using
PEDs, which are improving athletes abilities, improving safety, and allowing a
substance safer. However, Creaney and Vondy have a counter arguments, which are
that it might be escalating problems, making engineered athletes, and working
by bans.
We
can trust this article. First, it is a current article; it updated on October,
2013. Authors are experts for health, and there is an e-mail address. We can
answer what we wonder. They get their information from publications and web. At
the last page of this article it has references. This article is designed to
persuade. It has objective information.
I
can understand both opinions which are related about using PEDs. Sources are
useful, so I can use that information to support my opinion.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
professional athletes should be allowed to use performance-enhanciong drugs?
While some people claim
that it is not true all PEDs have bad effects, so they state PEDs should
be allowed as long as they are monitored. However, in my opinion, it should be
banned. There are two reasons. First, athletes have to compete fairly. As
Catlin(2012) states, "Just as all athletes must begin at the same starting
line, they must also abide by the rules about what drugs they use." The
next reason is that it is bad for athletes’ heath. According to using PEDs they
might be suffered from some diseases which cause to PEDs.
Goodman mentions, "As I have listened to fighters discussing
their performance-enhancing drug use, along with their accompanying heart,
kidney, liver, bone, brain and psychiatric ailments." Because of those
reason it should be banned for athletes and their competitors.
References
Catlin, Don(August 7,2012). Testing Levels the
Playing Rield. The New York Times. Web.
Goodman, Margeret(August 8,2012). Clean Competition Is Satest. The New York Times. Web.
Goodman, Margeret(August 8,2012). Clean Competition Is Satest. The New York Times. Web.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Is the man crazy?
I think he isn't crazy.
Because when the police and the psychiatrist cmae to his house he said he didn't see the unicorn. If he is really crazy he might say that he saw a unicorn.
Because when the police and the psychiatrist cmae to his house he said he didn't see the unicorn. If he is really crazy he might say that he saw a unicorn.
Monday, May 18, 2015
Is Cellphone Etiquette Dead?
Is
Cellphone Etiquette Dead?
1.
Many people don’t know how rude it is to use cellphone in the public situation.
2.
She is down on using cellphones when she is with other people.(para1.)
3.
Smartphone have made people even more detached.
4.
They made some rules like discount, add charge, and banned cellphones.
5.Taking
a phone call and focusing on the phone's screen are usually bad etiquettes. If
you really have to use cellphone you should apologize and excuse to others.
6. Someone
doesn't know that to turn on the cellphone is an
impolite behavior even though they have a higher
position.
7. She
wants to say we can turn off our phones if we try to
leave our cellphones.
8.
Ⅰ Karen had a bad experience about using cellphone when she
talked to her friend
Ⅱ According to the recent study, smartphones are caused
by detachment among people.
Ⅲ In some businesses they have alternatives to turn off cellphones.
Ⅳ Some people think it is okay to send text, but it is also a rude
behavior.
Ⅴ Sometimes to use cellphones is a part of argument.
Ⅵ She wants her friend to know it is a impolite behavior to use
cellphone when she talks to others.
Ⅶ She gives an example about a woman who leave from
her cellphone.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
response
In
my opinion if the interviewees come from a lower standard than India they might
not feel comfortable. There are three reasons. At first, some people undergo
discrimination when they have been countries, which have better economy
situation. It’s like ignorance, and they hard to dispute others who ignored
them. Of course expatriates might face hostility, not hospitality. Second, if
interviewees live in a lower standard than India’s they can’t enjoy themselves
for their financial problem. Some of the interviews are a teacher who teaches
students to talk their own language. If they are a poor national people Indian
might not learn expatriates’ native language.
If they can’t get a job in India their life is not satisfied. The last
reason is that their work atmosphere maybe different from their countries. Interviewees
feel comfortable because India’s work environment. But if they have not been abundance
country they might not adapt new environment. If they are suffered from poor,
they can’t concentrate their new culture. In conclude, if expatriates don’t
have a nationality background like now, they may not enjoy their life in India.
Monday, May 4, 2015
Follow up writing
Follow up writing
A
government mandatory is to take care of people who need some helps and aids. It is
not only their fellow countrymen but also other countries people like
developing people. Global warming is caused by greenhouse effect which is
increased by human activities, and that becomes mainly reasons to developing
countries. According to Handwerk(2004) states “Humane activities, burning
fossil fuels concentrations by producing these gases(greenhouse gases) faster,
have greatly increased than plants and oceans can soak them up”(line 117). This
show developed countries have some responsibilities about global warming and
that means they have a duty which is to blame for environment refugees. Also, Environment
refugees can’t recover by themselves. The situation is getting worse. As
Kakissis(2010) explains “…more than 90 percent of the Korail slum’s residents
never leave because they cannot save enough money to leave”(para. 22). It means
even though ERs endeavor to overcome their misery situation, but they can do
that. We have to help them to recover their conditions. The last is that Global
warming is not just problems of some specific countries. We are apt to think it
isn’t our problem. However, global warming is a problem which is we have to
solve together. Because Global warming is caused by rise sea levels. it is
influenced by whole countries.
Friday, May 1, 2015
After viewing the movie
Q. Why did the filmmakers decided to have
Siku be an ice sculptor? How does that choice of profession and type of art
relate to the themes in the film?
Vincente
and Siku are Environment Refugees. They lost almost everything because of
melting ice. The filmmakers want to show us how they overcome their trauma about ice.
At the first, Siku is an ice sculptor. It looks contradiction;
however, I think it is a kind of reconciliation. Even though he lost his precious things by melting ice, but he has got good
memories about ice. He sculpts ice, thereby he overcome his bad experience. The
second, Vincente has some hostilities of ice, so he destroyed Siku’s arts and
ice cubes. When Siku teaches how to make ice sculpture to Vincente the boy
throw the ice. Siku looks at that and he does same action. It looks they throw their
trauma. The last is that finally, Vincente remembers his happiness memories.
Siku shows an action which is rubbing the ice on his face. Vincente looks at that,
and he follows that action. In the end, he recalls his good experience before he becomes an environment refugee.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home_response
Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home_respons
In this article, Dhaka is weak at climate change because it just a few
meters above sea level and is regularly hit by cyclones and floods. In my
opinion it is not only case of Dhaka. South Korea also has some problem about environmental damages. Therefore we
have to
prepare about environment damages. There are some reasons. At first, South
Korea locates in peninsula. Kakissis further states that, “Dhaka is also
extremely vulnerable to climate change: It is just a few meters above sea level
and is regularly hit by cyclones and floods.”(2010, para.9). According to this
article people who live near the sea have to be aware of some situations. The
second reason is that many people who live in
Korea suffer from storms and floods every summer. There are about 30 to 40
storms per a year. They concentrate from august to september. Following to Kakissis “More intense storms and floods, salinization damage to crops caused by the encroaching
sea…”(2010, para.7). There are also many
people who underwent damages to crops. And the last is that there are not enough realistic alternatives. Every year many people are troubled with ERs, but compensations and aids are
lacking. They
have to restore their residences and work places. They need enough budget, but
it is difficult to get some cost. If there is no compensation they must be difficult to recover. In conclusion we have
to make some measures about environment damages.
Monday, April 27, 2015
Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home
Gina
4/27/2015
#642
4/27/2015
#642
Environmental Refugees Unable
to Return Home
“Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home” by Joanna Kakissis
is a story about some people who have to move to their home because of natural calamities.
In case of Bangladesh, there were storms and floors, so many people migrated to
other country. They have suffered from poor. For that reason they have no
choice but to work even though they can’t receive reasonable wages. Also, children
have to work to help their family. Some families parted with their family
members because they don’t have good economy situation. In addition, they
continue worrying about other natural disasters like floods.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Innovations for the Developing World
Gina
#6424/15/2015
Innovations for the Developing World
“Innovations for the
Developing World” by Erick Shonfeld is a writing about two inventions which
are helping people who are developing countries. The inventor name is Dean
Kamen. Kamen wants to solve problems which are water for drinking and
electricity of developing countries. Kamen experiments the machines for electricity
in real situation. It is significant innovation because it can help developing
countries people who don’t have productivity and leisure time. And he’s another
device is water-cleaning machine. Kamen and Iqbal Quadir have joined for distributing
the machines for rural villages. Their vision is to copy the decentralized
economic distribution model with electricity. They believe that model will be
more beneficial for developing country.
I impressed about his initiative
because many people knew the developing countries problems. But they didn’t
show in their action. Also, he invented some inventions then proceeded to adapt
the real situation. Of course his inventions were made to consider actualities.
So, it helps people who really need machines.
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
New Words 1
1. precept
-A precept is a general rule that helps you to decide how you should behave in particular circumstances.
2. rustle
- When something thin and dry rustles or when you rustle it, it makes soft suounds as it moves.
3. kopeck
- A monetary unit of Russia and Belarus worth one hundredth of a rouble: coins are still used as tokens for coin-operated machinery although the kopeck itself is virtually valueless
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2. rustle
- When something thin and dry rustles or when you rustle it, it makes soft suounds as it moves.
3. kopeck
- A monetary unit of Russia and Belarus worth one hundredth of a rouble: coins are still used as tokens for coin-operated machinery although the kopeck itself is virtually valueless
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Introduce about myself
My name is Jinha park, nickname is Gina.
I'm from South Korea.
My hometown is Daejeon, it takes 1 hour by trian from Seoul.
I like watch movie, especially suspense, action and heroes.
Sometimes I read books, I like to read detective novel.
My favorite author is higashino geigo.
He is japanese, but he is very famous in korea too.
I have studied English since I was 7 years old.
In Korea Enlish education is essential, so we have kept studying English since we was 10.
In my case, I just enjoyed watching disney animation. Because of that I could get listening ability.
But there is so rare situation to speak English in Korea.
For that reason I feel hard to express my opinion in English.
A year ago I studied in the Philippines for a month for learning English speaking skills.
I think I learned about practical expression, as time goes on I forgot many things.
And I'm a university student in Korea.
I just have only one last semester left.
My major is information statistics.
After next quater, I'll be back my country, and next year I'll get bachelor’s degree.
I hope to have a good time in here.
I think this is the last chance to study in the USA.
So I really want to enjoy living in here.
I'm from South Korea.
My hometown is Daejeon, it takes 1 hour by trian from Seoul.
I like watch movie, especially suspense, action and heroes.
Sometimes I read books, I like to read detective novel.
My favorite author is higashino geigo.
He is japanese, but he is very famous in korea too.
I have studied English since I was 7 years old.
In Korea Enlish education is essential, so we have kept studying English since we was 10.
In my case, I just enjoyed watching disney animation. Because of that I could get listening ability.
But there is so rare situation to speak English in Korea.
For that reason I feel hard to express my opinion in English.
A year ago I studied in the Philippines for a month for learning English speaking skills.
I think I learned about practical expression, as time goes on I forgot many things.
And I'm a university student in Korea.
I just have only one last semester left.
My major is information statistics.
After next quater, I'll be back my country, and next year I'll get bachelor’s degree.
I hope to have a good time in here.
I think this is the last chance to study in the USA.
So I really want to enjoy living in here.
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