Saturday, February 26, 2011

Poem " Rainbow" by green tea

Poem!  It involves short words in lots of meaning and feeling about what to think about.
It takes quite a brain to write a poem.
I have to beat my brains to create a poem with my team, Janny, Kanami.
Do you think my brain have creative thinking? N..O..!!! Imposible !!!
But my team created the great poem about overcome hardships.

             Rainbow

Yesterday, it was raining.
Raining was behind the bars and tears in my mind, too.

Today, it is raining.
We step forward and go out with an umbrella.

Tommow, it will be rainbow
with red, yellow, green, blue, and BLACK.

The day after tommow,
it will be sunshine all over the world.


Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

Abraham Maslow was born in New York in 1908 and died in 1970.  He, was a professor of psychology at Brandeis University, founded humanistic psychology and created Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory which remains today for understanding human motivation, management training, and personal development.
According to his theory, Hierarchy of needs have five-stage levels pyramid diagrams and models, needs must be satisfied in the given order. Each of us is motivated by needs. Once a need is satisfied, the person moves up to the next. When the lower order needs of physical and emotional well-being are satisfied, we concerned with the higher order needs of influence and personal development.
Conversely, if the things that satisfy our lower order needs are swept away, we are no longer concerned about the maintenance of our higher order needs.
Levels 1 to 4 are deficiency motivators; level 5 is growth motivators and relatively rarely found. The preventing of needs is usually a cause of stress, and is particularly so at level 4.
However people and motivation are more complex. So it is broadly true that people move up (or down) the hierarchy, depending what is happening to them in their lives.
For example, a rich man who  grown up very poor can still be concerned about feeding(level 1), shelter(level 2)  and even the meaning of life(level 5), even if he is living abundantly.
On the other hand, under certain circumstances, a person who trying to satisfy their needs at  belongingness(level 3) seems able to self-actualise(level 5) by selflessly helping others, and at the same time begins to satisfy their own needs about belongingness and self-esteem.
Maslow’s theory is not a catch-all, but it does remain useful framework for analyzing and trying to understand the complications of human behavior and growth.
Especially in the workplace, it is a wonderfully simple and elegant model for understanding many aspects of human motivation.
 http://www.businessballs.com/images/maslow_hierarchy.htm
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maslow's hierarchy of needs diagram
1970s adapted Cognitive needs( knowledge, meaning, etc.), Aesthetic needs(appreciation and search for beauty, balance, form, etc.) between 4 and 5.(after Maslow's death)
1990s adapted Transcendence needs(helping others to achieve self actualization.) behind 5
* Although Maslow referred to the 'Cognitive', 'Aesthetic', and 'Transcendence', he didn’t include any of these as additional stages in the Hierarchy of Needs.

Brief description of immigrants life and laws before and now in the U.S.

Why do the immigrants come to the U.S.?
   - economic hardship like potato crop failures, famine
   - religious persecution, freedom of expression like Jews in Russia, Poland, Romania.
   - After some big events ended, displaced person, homeless, refugees, orphans and war brides were allowed to immigration.


The differences the immigration laws between before and now in the U.S.
[ before]
  - The U.S very opened to immigrate because of less population, industrial revolution and westward movement.
  - Most immigrants were the Europeans in 1800~1920.
  - All immigrants must have taken a medical examination, so the permission was decided by their health condition.
  - Asian immigrants were limited for 10 years.
 [ Now]
  - During the 1920s, the first quota law was passed by congress, limiting the total number of immigrants  allowed and the number allowed from each country.
  - A person who has occupational skills may be allowed to immigrate.
  - A person who has immigrate relatives of U.S citizens may come in without limitation.

President wanted

I'm looking forward eagerly to the person who have eligibility or criteria of Presidency

 1. Age : being at least thirsty-five years old and being preferred age 40-65
 2. Citizenship : being a natural born citizen of our country and having been a permanent resident for at least fourteen years
 3. Political position : belonging to a political party and believing
    in democracy and liberalism
 4. Religion : having nothing to do with religion, but being
    preferred Christian
 5. Gender : having nothing to do with gender, but being
    preferred male

You should be demanded personal traits or qualities the following.

 1. Intelligence: having reason and judgment needed to make
    important policy decisions
 2. Leadership: having the necessary leadership to unify people
    having diverse interests
 3. Connectivity: making skilled interaction and communication with
    people of different groups
 4. Insight: having vision for the future of our country
 5. Persistence: being persistent to have a bill proposed and passed
    if helping the nation

I will provide you the below benefits.
 1. Salary: $500,000 per a year
 2. Pension: $ 40,000 per a month to the death
 3. Facilities : Housing(including a resort) and transportation(including
     an airplane and a helicopter) provided
 4. Personnel: getting the assistance from 1,000 secretaries plus having
    the authority to appoint all federal government officials including
    the heads of constitutional organizations such as Chief Justice of the
    Supreme Court
 5. Expense account: $50,000

Sunday, February 20, 2011

If you were president, ~ ?

President Yun to Keep Citizens Healthy

In her first press conference, President Yun presented a balanced budget to the American people.

The first item discussed in the press conference was the President's first priority in the budget. " I saw that many people suffer from their disease because they didn`t enough money. I will change the health care laws, so I want to make our country the better. ," the President said.

The President's budget called for 15% to fund education; 5% to support the military; 20% to be spent on crime prevention; 25% to fund the environment; and 35% to finance health care.

The President explained why less money was given to certain budget items. " I don`t want to spend lots of money for the military. I knew that " The sword ruined the sword." I love peace.," the President explained.


President Yun Names Top Advisors

During the news conference, the President also named her advisors, selecting Francesca Famous, Will Treehugger, and Dr. Teresa Thermometer.

" First of all, I need to lots of money for an election campaign, so Francesca Famous will likely to donate her money, and also she didn`t take part in any other party. Treehugger favors preserving nature. I already saw the Gulf oil leak shocks which caused the offshore drilling sanction. We have to preserve nature all over the world. Dr.Teresa Thermometer is a professional physician and will help me when I change the health care laws.," the President announced.

On concluding her press conference, the newly sworn-in President of the United States continued to perform her first full day of duties.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

"Nudu Kimbap" recipe


[Preparation & cooking time] : 1 hour
[Serves] : 3
[Ingredient]
 3 cups steamed rice, 1 carrot, 2~3 eggs, 1LB beef franks, 100g Imitation crab sticks, 3 avocado, 1/4 onion, 5 sheets kim(seaweed sheet), 2 tbsp sesame oil, a little sesame seeds(optional), 1/2tbsp salt


[Cooking steps]
1. Hot rice add a little amount salt, sesame seeds, sesame oil and mix them well, and then, leave them cool a little bit
2. Avocado - peel and cut into long thin slices.
3. Carrot - wash, julienne(shred) the length should be the same as the seaweed sheet, and put in a frying pan, add vegetable oil and sauté; (a little bit fry) with salt.
4. Eggs - mix, add salt and chop oinion up fine, make a pancake, slice 1/2 inch lengthwise.
5. Beef franks - pour hot water, cut it in four, and then put in a frying pan, sauté
6. Crab sticks - cut each stick in two
7. Covered up a bamboo stick roller with lap both sides, on a bamboo stick roller, put kim(seaweed sheet). thinly spread the rice on the top, and then flip it over to the other side, kim(seaweed sheet) side up
8. Put each ingredients(2,3,4,5,6), Roll it up carefully. Slice 1/2 inch thick.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

If you were to change one's life/destiny, How would you change?

The title is Yertle the Turtle by Dr.Seuss.
Original story : Yertle the Turtle was king of a pond, which had everything turtles might need. The king wanted to build his throne higher to see everything, so he ordered to built a new throne and all of turtles have to piled up more and more. He ignored them about suffering from starving and cracking of shell. Finally, at the bottom, a turtle named Mack burped and his burp shook the throne of the king. The king fell into the mud, so all the turtles are free like all creatures should be.

Changed story : Yertle the Turtle was king of a pond, which had everything turtles might need. The king wanted to build his throne higher to see everything, so he ordered to built a new throne until two hundreds turtles piled up. He became the king of all over the world, but his eagerness was likely not to stop. When he could be seeing the Egyptian who suffer from starving, political power abuse and economic hardship, Suddenly he felt a guilty about being hard time the his nation. Finally, he climbed down and became the democratic king. The pond was peaceful again. Sometime, if he needs to a wisdom, he just go at a crawl around the pond.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Which country should mostly be deserved to immigrate in the U.S.A?

Today, I learned about Unit 2 A Nation of Immigrants. I'm just staying in the U.S.A. as an alien. Most of immigrants came to the U.S.A. because of religious persecution, political oppression, and economic hardship. I already knew about that. Including someone who I know, many people live illegally in here, so they try to get the Green Card, but it is difficult to get permission and they have a hard time up to now.
 
If the congress is going to change the immigration law, Which country should mostly be deserved to immigrate in the U.S.A. ?
 
Three groups, Asian and Indian, African, Hispanic, insisted on their opinions to the other teams. My team, Asian and Indian team, created the slogan "Better education, Better life, Better job." Each team had to persuade the other teams that its nations are the most deserve to enter in the U.S.A. The African slogan "free, food and water" is the most impotant things and desperately need in our life. So it is very sad things. Furthermore, I didn't know about that many hispanic are living in here while seperating from their family who live in their hometown. It is sad story too. During discussion, I was very awoke to something that in the world many people need to help for living through the poverty.
 










reference :fly4change.wordpress.com/blog.lib.umn.edu

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Donner party

< Problems >
How do people survive under the circumstance which was no food and very cold weather almost for 3 months? It must have been very serious and horrible experience they had to eat the human body even dead body.

It happened in 1846-1847. Donner party was a group of American pioneers who set out for California in a wagon. They had to spend winter in Nevada.

They didn’t have enough food, and then they ate human body. At first, there were 87 people in that party. Out of 87, only 47 people were survived. We would like to figure out that what factors affected to this cannibalism. There should have been several factors for survival.
 Who were the survivors?    How could they survive?
 What  was the difference between the lived and the died?
 Why did the young bachelors all die?   Did the dead men really die naturally? 
     < Hypothesis >
       In the extreme situation, who was the most likely to die? Who could have survived? Did you know how could they survive? 
      Most of people who have own family in bound could have survived more than some singles, especially bachelors.
      The reason is they could try to protect their family against the others. They could have been more mutual protection and helped their family and might have killed other people to eat by collusion.
      Bachelors might be killed or abandoned their instinct of self-preservation because they might not have hope for one’s survival.
      Children who were younger might not be survived.
      Some of boys might have been killed as food.
      Women with their family could avoid being killed, because they had an ability which can support their family and they were protected by their husband. In result, Men could have died than women. But fathers of families could have survived for protecting their family.
   Correlation between Family and survive( ◎ ) 
    Most of  4 families are survived
    mutual  protection ?
    The bachelors might have been killed?
   Correlation between gender and survive( ○ )
    2/3  Women survived…2/3 Men died
    Protection by men ?
    ▶ Women could avoid being killed?
   Correlation between age and survive ( △ )
    4 girls and 4 boys, aged 3 and under,  died
    6 boys, aged 4~16, died
    2 girls, aged 4~16, survived
    Some of boys might have been killed?
   Possibility of collusion ?
    ▶ 4 fathers of families survived.
    Why did young healthy bachelors die?
    But, Why were the dead-time s different?

< Methodology>
Grayson's research and Kristin Jonson's statistics are different.
Using the database provided
Sorting the data
Assumption about the situation
Exclusion  illogical  assumptions
Restructuring the assumptions
Discussion &  tentative conclusion

<Results>
Mortality by Age Group

Died
Survived
Total
Adults
25(56%)
20(44%)
45
Children
15 (36%)
27(64%)
42

Mortality by Gender

Died
Survived
Total
Male
30(57%)
23(43%)
53
Female
10(29%)
24(71%)
34
                       
<Hypothetic Conclusion>  
    They ate the only dead bodies at the first time
    They might have colluded to kill
    Victims mainly were children and the old
    They might have evaded to kill families   
    Young bachelors might have participated the collusion at the first time.
    But, most of them might have become victims later  
    Some of them were dead naturally.  (exception)   

About Me

My PhotoHello! I'm Yun in high advanced class.                                                             



I don't like telling a lie to a person and I always tell my children  " Please, Be honest!!"
I'm open-minded and try to understand ideas and feelings of others.


Whenever I get stressed out, I watch a movie until I don't remember my problems and That's my bad habit. I'm a little lazy for studying in English and I'm always trying to postpone doing something I dislike.  Those are my bad habits too.


I'd like to organize everything in my house. I enjoy cooking a new recipe and I don't use artificial ingredients during cooking for my family's health. I love traveling very much, especially National Parks to see the wild animals or nature. Last summer, I went to the sixteen National Parks of western area of the U.S.A for five weeks with my family.

When I was in Korea, I learned about playing "Danso" which made of bamboo for six months. It is difficult to play because the hole that I blow through is small, So  I'm poor Danso player.
I love listen to the music instead of playing.
My favorite music is Canon by Pachelbel, Imagine by John Lennon.
Whenever my son plays Canon with Clarinet, I'm always happy.
Thank you.

A Crime at Pimmit Center

At 8:30am, This morning, The student named Janny went into the classroom 154 and she discoverd that five computers were gone. She immediately announced to Janiffer.
Investigators found out a purple bag with some small patterns on the desk. The bag looks like more pink.
Inside bag were only a purple lipstick, Asian grocery coupons and a ticket number read 5. And the ticket came from a gym for cycling. Since the classroom had been thoroughly cleaned the night before and all lost items placed in cabinet. On the desk next to the bag, officers located a cycling helmet.