2011년 6월 17일 금요일

Goodbye my blog

  As I enter this site, I feel strange. It's because I'm not familiar with my blog. Now I feel sorry for my blog. I just used it as means. Whether it's living things or inanimate object, I think that thought can affect everything. What if I put more interest in this blog? Would it get better? I don't know. Now I'm leaving. This blog would be like some abandoned cemeteries unless I keep caring for this.


  So goodbye my blog. Thanks for your effort that tried to keep my trash-like postings.

2011년 6월 4일 토요일

#9 APA Citations

 
  One Egypt's military ruler confessed that Egypt's military rulers force to do so-called 'virginity tests'. It was because they wanted to prevent claims that army raped some female protesters. Egypt's military rulers are under serious criticism about many inhumane acts.

  What a humiliating incidence! I think it is the most disgusting act that human can do to abuse people sexually with power. It must not happen again and forever. How can people use other's sexual parts, the most precious organ, to torture? I feel humiliated to this incident as a human being.

Yonhap News. (2011, June). Egyptians decry 'virginity test' on protesters. The Korea Herald. Retrieved June. 2011
        from http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20110601000668

2011년 5월 21일 토요일

Mini notebook VS I-Pad

  Students who is in college have lots of things to bring. Mostly, they are books and notebooks. Books that are studied in university is usually thick and heavy. Moreover, students study lots of classes. Books can't be combined together, but notes can. By Mini notebooks and I-pads!
  They are both very light. It's so light that could lessen students' physical burden. Notebooks are big and heavy, but mini notebook and I-pad are not. They have proper sizes. But mini notebook is bigger than I-Pad because mini notebook has keyboard. However, as most of you know, touch screen is annoying when we need to type quickly. It deserves to endure.
  There is also a difference in interpace. Mini notebooks has their ground in Windows, but I-Pad has theirs on Mac. I-Pad can be turned on quickly, but when we want to print some documents, it would be complicated. Nevertheless, both of them are easy to wirte immediately. It makes us get ready to take what professors say.
  In many common conveniences, I prefer mini notebook. Even though they are heavier and more difficult to write quickly, they are easy to print, to write correctly.
 

2011년 5월 14일 토요일

Seoul&Melbourne

  When I visited Melbourne park, it was  I felt something strange but familiar. Clearly, I've never been there before. Soon I got to know the reason. It was very similar to Han-Gang park. It was easy to find green grass and there were many people who were walking slowly with smile.  In Han-gang park, people were also in peaceful mood. It was silent but vibrant.
  But roads were different. Han-Gang park's roads were covered with gray asphalt, so it looks messy. And there were a lot of trash on the roads that should be put into trash can. In contrast, Melbourne park's road  was clean. I couldn't find one trash. Roads are covered with bricks or colored. It looked great.

2011년 4월 29일 금요일

Illegal drugs(2)

  A guy committed a murder. When he was arrested, he was high because of drugs. The court declared him not guilty. Why? Because he was considered of being not of sound mind. Instead of going to jail, he would go to clean and safe hospital. Think about it. The guy who might kill your family or your best friend didn't pay for their crime! Do you think it does make sense? 
  I don't think so. People who committed crime in insane condition should be purged of their sin unless they didn't get that state of their own accord. They chose to be perverted voluntarily. What if we make drugs legal? These kinds of crimes will increase dramatically because it become much easier to get drugs.
  If drugs become legal, it will grow addicts. Increasing addicts would bring more crime rate. But our courts will consider them as the unconditional weak. We hardly put additional punishments to non composes in Korea. So if we made drugs legal, it would be first to consolidate standard to non composes.

2011년 4월 22일 금요일

Illegal drugs

  My favorite actor, 주지훈 has caught for doing dope. He was such a talented and handsome guy, but we can't see him on the TV anymore. There are a lot of cases like this; stars who gave us pleasure get caught by drugs.
  All of these are caused by the fact that using psychotropic drug personally is illegal. Then some questions popped from my head. Why it should be banned? Does prohibiting drug bring better consequence than allowing? My answer to these questions is "No, it's not."
  Think about a drug addict who thinks that he can't live without drugs. He is willing to buy drugs at all costs. He could be exposed to many crimes by drug sellers who want to use him and actually are able to use him because he is desperate. Eventually he becomes unsafe. I think that drugs should be legal for protecting drug addicts from that unnecessary danger.

2011년 4월 8일 금요일

My saddest moment

  What is your most regretting moment? Maybe you can't tell easily. Usually that moments are related to your biggest mistake. I think my biggest mistake was actually not that serious. But after that accident, I have been regretting.
  One day my phone rang. It was D. He said, "It's been so long ago that we met. Do you hav e any appointment this week?" I had so much to do, because I was in high school yet. So I told him that I couldn't meet him. He said "OK, fine."
  To be honest, I was interested in his friend J. Since I saw him, I started to like him even though I know he considered me as tiny little kid. I was only thinking about J and didn't give a damn to D who really cared about me when I had hard time.
  Few weeks after, J called me at late night. My heart started to run fast. J's voice was so fantastic that made me stupid. As I was staying in my own space, J began talking. "Hey, Portia. Listen carefully. I got something to tell you." My face got hotter. I was so curious about that "something to tell you". Maybe he would like me, too. I was full of hope. But he said, "D was gone." "What?" "He was gone to somewhere so far." "I can't understand." "Hey." "Why?" "Take a deep breathe." My whole body was shaking. Uncomfortable feelings were rising like fog. In the sound of my breath, J said. "D was dead." I just wanted to keep a silence. Tears started to run. "Don't tell me that lie." "It's true. He was dead a week ago." "Why didn't you tell me? For a week?" "I'm sorry." I wanted to throw up everything in my stomach. "Don't cry too much." With that words, J hung up the phone.
  At that moment, I realized anybody can leave me that way. From that day, I've been trying to do what I can do to people in my best.