Personal Spaces

   West people are likely to see, whereas East people are likely to be!

   According to the Ray's blog, he think that personal spaces are quite different from cultural differences. Then what are the biggest cultural differences between the east and west? Experiments in psychology have a indicated that the east have a outsider's prospective, whereas the west have a insider's prospective. In other words, west poeple are likely to see, but east people are likely to be. For instance, the east have  choices arleadly made or prepared. However the west have choosings individual.

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The Pebble beach golf course

   The Pebble Beach Golf Links is called 'The course God gave to human'. This course is composed of the coastline of west America. On top of that, golf designer micraculously match the course to the atlantic land and sea. Not only the particular long tough rough and green like glass beads but the wild strong wind newly change the various course.

Give Yourself Time

   There isn't enough time in the day. We rush around from one thing to the next, not stopping until the day is over. One of the easiest things to cut out of the day to save time is a moment for ourselves. But time spent quietly alone is not a luxury. It is an important component of how we function. Give yourself time to sit, to feel, every single day.

Nearly half of Korean teens unhappy

   Teenagers in Korea feel the least happy in 26 OECD countries and one of 10 thought of suicide at least once in the past year, according to two separate surveys released on the eve of Children's Day. A 2010 study by a Yonsei University research institute found only 53.9 percent of 5, 437 teenagers in Korea were satisfied with their life, the lowest level in the club of richest countries. This is 40.3 percent lower than in the Netherlands, where 94.2 percent of teenagers in the similar survey said they are happy. The OECD average, researched by the United Nation's Children's Emergency Fund, in 2006 was 84.8 percent.

   Suicide was by far the leading cause of death among teenagers. Goverment research found that 13.5 out of every 100,000 people between the ages of 15 and 24 committed suicide in 2008. Traffic accidents and cancer came next with 9.2 and 3.7, respectively.

   Education might not result in these facts but we should reconsider in mind about Korean teens. The happiness level among korean teenagers is extremely low. It is imperative we help them ease the stress they get from the university entrance exam.

President Roh Moo-Hyun

   I sincerely admire President Roh Moo-Hyun. There are several reasons showed his policy goals. First, in order to promote balanced national development and diffusion of power, he planned the construction of a new administrative capital and nurtured regional colleges and univ.
   Second, so as to build a firm foundation for peace on the Korean peninsular, he resolved the North Koreaa nuclear issue and developed  military confidence-building with North Korea. He also maintained multi-dimensional dialogue channels for a structure of peace.

   Last but not least, he carried out educational reform and built a knowledge and culture-based society.

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My name is Kim Chan-Hun and I am in mid-30s. I am average height and wear glasses. I majored in sport science when I was in college. I am single and have three siblings. I am outgoing person who has a positive attitude. I also have a good sence of humor. In my free time, I like to watch movies.
I live in Gwacheon, which is a residential city south of Seoul. It is very easy to get around in our city because public transportation is well-developed. However, the reason I like Gwacheon so much is that it's very peaceful and quiet.

The game I like to play the most is a basketball game. I came to like the game very much because I need to cooperate with team members to win. Also, it was a great way to bond with college freinds.