Friday, February 25, 2011
Interview to Mohammad
On February 22, 2011,I asked Mohanmad 5 questions about computer hacking. According his answers, his computer has been hacked before by facebook. The hacking on facebook has been common recently. Actually I have experienced that at once because my password was so easy. His idea to protect from hacking is to make difficult password. He thinks if someone commit this crime, police should bring him to jail as punishment. If punishment is heavy, everyone may hesitate to hack. Hacking is not common in Saudi Arabia. I and he don't know why. Anyway, we should make punishment heavy to protect from hacking.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
News
Global obesity rate doubles
FEBRUARY 15, 2011Obesity rates worldwide have doubled in the last three decades even as blood pressure and cholesterol levels have dropped, according to three new studies. People in pacific Island nation such as American Samoa are the heaviest, one of the studies shows. Among developed countries, Americans are the fattest and the Japanese the slimmest. "Being obese is no longer just a Western problem," said Majid Ezzati, a professor of public health at Imperial College London, one of the study's authors. In 1980, five percent of men and eight percent of women worldwide were obese. By 2008, the rates were nearly 10 percent for men and 14percent for women.
a)Move from general
b)Almost words relate to me.
I chose it because I am interested in health.
After I came here, I gained my weight!
No electronic defects in Toyotas
FEBRUARY 15
Electronic flaws weren't to blame for the reports of sudden, unintended acceleration that led to the recall of thousands of Toyota vehicles, the U.S. government said Feb. 8. Some of the acceleration cases could have been caused by mechanical defects — sticking accelerator pedals and gas pedals that can become trapped in floor mats — that have been dealt with in recalls, the government said. And in some cases, investigators suggested, drivers simply hit the gas when they meant to press the brake.
a) Move from general to specific
b) I am interested in car, and Toyota.
I chose it because I live in US now and am interested in Toyota.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Mass Media
Usually I get most of my information on Internet.It is very easy to get the information I want. I can get that whenever I can and quickly! Internet is very convenience tool. I use it to study English and watch the news, my hobby like cooking and travel. I use Internet more than 3 hours almost every day. Me eyes must be tired.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Behaviors my parents taught me
One of behaviors my parents taught me is greeting someone I meet with a smile. My grandmother was a principal. She was kind of famous person among local teachers because of her character of funny, unique, and cheerful. So, even my teacher knew her. I still remember that when I met my teacher for the first time, my teacher ask me“Are you Ms.Eto’s grandchild?” I was surprised! If I am with my grandmother or my parents, we often see people they knew them. And then, of course, I also have to greet them. My parents and my grand mother have taught me to greet someone I met with a smile since I was a child because they believe greeting is very important thing. They said to me that greeting is a go-between for people. They also told me that if people greet someone with smile, someone get to feel good. I agreed with them. So, I decided to do every time I see someone.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
How to cook Miso Soup
I will introduce how to cook Miso Soup, my favorite soup. At first, put a pot with water, Kombu it is kind of dried kelp, and Niboshi it is like dried baby fish on fire. After boiling the stock, remove Kombu and Niboshi from a pot. Then, put the ingredients you like (usually, we put Wakame and Tofu). Next, add miso paste and stir in the pot. Finally, put the topping like Negi it is green long onion on the Miso Soup. That is all. Miso Soup is Japanese traditional soup and also most popular soup in Japan . Many Japanese eat this almost every day. It is very delicious and very good for health. This makes us feel good! I think Every Japanese like it!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Letter 3
I think you should tell him not to do such a thing and reason why what you did is bad thing when he throw things at people who visit the house. If he keep doing , you should scold and slap his hand. Because the brain feel heartache and body ache are same place. Maybe he will repent that he did.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Omisoka
My favorite celebration is Omisoka. Omisoka is the last day of the year. Every year on this day, I go to my grandmothers house with my family. My cousin and her mother also come there. On the night we enjoy music variety shows or marathon programs on TV, and special dinner. Many funny varieties are on air this day. It is very common Japanese style. This day is also my cousin’s birthday. So, we eat cakes too. It is my pleasure time! And we go to the temple around twelve am. Buddhist temples start ringing their bells on late New Year's Eve and continue into the early hours of New Year 's Day -108times in all. The figure symbolize the casting away of 108 earthly desires. Actually we can ring this bell. After that we can get cup noodles and some snacks and a sweet alcoholic drink made from fermented rice there . And we eat New year's Eve Buckwheat Noodles. Usually Japanese people eat that in Omisoka. But we don't care about that. Eating buckwheat noodles, and wishing for longevity has remained as one of the good old traditions of the night. People pray for longevity by eating long thin noodles, hoping for the health of the whole family in the coming year. Every year on this day, I am very excited because I can eat delicious food and I can get New Year in New Year's gift.
That is why this day is my favorite celebration.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
The family TODAY
I learned the family today in the United State . The traditional image of the average family in the United state is that Mom takes care of her children and a house while Dad drives off to work. But such a family is relatively rare today. New forms of the family unit have become increasingly common. I will give three of what I learned.
At first, recently in the United States , there has been a tremendous increase in the numbers of married women who work outside the home .
Second, with increased divorce, there has been a huge rise in the number of children growing up in households with just one parent. These families are more likely to experience unemployment, lack of social support, problem at school, and so on.
Third, Because of the high rates of divorce and remarriage, stepfamilies have also become quite common.
Compared with the families in the United State , Japanese families almost tend to be like that. It is very common in Japan that the married women works outside the home. It is because of active participation of women in society. The jobs women can get have increased. And I think a recession is also main reason. There are many families they can not make a living without Mom’s income. Mom also need to work to make a living.
And, there are many children growing up in households with just one parent because of divorce. As I mentioned before, The job women can get has increased. Even if women divorce, they can get job, they can live. I think that is why children they live just one parent.
Regarding of stepfamily, the rate of that is still quite smaller than the United State . But I have a friend whose family is stepfamily. I heard of her life. It seemed to be kind of hard. I got to know there are a lot of problem.
Finally, I learned that the United State has many kinds of family style. It is very interesting. I hope all family live to happy.
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