Sunday, 4 May 2014

A Long Travel 5

I woke up with a wet touching on my face. When I opened  my eyes, i saw Ghost's happy face. It was vigorous and healty. I hugged my sweet and clumsy dog. I thought it should be starve. I stood up and went to bathroom. I washed my hands and face. I opened the sallon's window. When i put on ground its food it barked. This was its love words. I had my breakfast. While i was drinking my tea, Ghost just finished its breakfast. My room was in the uppest floor. I went to terrace. The scene was incredible! The sun was rising yet. The sky was reddish still. I took Ghost out. We went on a morning walk. There wasn't anybody on the way. We walked and walked. When our walking finished, we sat a bank in the St James Park. In fact the park away from the hotel just ten minutes but we walked around.






 I was strave. I thought, i lost all my breakfast's calories. "Let's go a cafe for lunch Ghost!" We went a cafe named 'Cafe Mediterranee'.  I had my lunch but Ghost wasn't hungry so it didn't eat anything. The cafe was in the Buckingham Gate Road. We went out and turned right. We walked ahead and the Westminster Bridge was in front of us. After we passed the bridge, The Florence Nightingale Museum appeared.

 I paid £7.00 to enter into the museum. There was a lot of stuff inside.



 The museum wasn't crowded so much.



I read the guide because i didn't know anything the museum. It was telling me these:
"The Victorians
Florence Nightingale is one of the most famous Victorians. Queen Victoria reigned from 1837 to 1901, the longest reigning British monarch to date. She was the figurehead of a vast empire and oversaw dramatic changes in British society. During this time Britain saw a great expansion of wealth, power, and culture.
The British Empire covered a fifth of the globe and as Britain prospered and large industrial towns and cities grew, the lives of ordinary men and women changed dramatically. It was the age of steam and technological advancement, and also radical advances in education, social welfare, politics, medicine and health care."


The museum about the 1st World War. It was a real museum. There were everything, paintings, candle sculptures, clothes about that century.



 But i loved nursing uniform and candle scluptrues and nurses's photos and its decoration. In fact i adored everything in the museum.




Museum was brillant but i couldn't stand to stay in a close place. We went out a short time later. We got on a train.

There was a screen in the train. The screen was showing the stop's names. Normally i got off the train in St James Park Stop. But i didn't want to go to the hotel. Because of this, i was looked for something to not go to the hotel.  We passed my stop. I looked Ghost. And i remembered it didn't eat lunch. I hit my forehead. I press to the button for to get off. It was Hyde Park Corner Stop. I entered a supermarket and bought a small size of dog food and a plastic case. I sat a bank in front of the supermarket and put its lunch in the case on the ground. While it was eating, I was watching environment. There was a giant park near here. It was seeming brillant. I really wanted to go there.



After it had lunch, I directed Ghost to the park. I was curious where it is. We went there and i learnt it is usually close to the public. But The Palace is open during August and September. I was really lucky. Date was 11th August 2014. I entered inside and i saw i was right. Here was like a part of paradise in the world.


 Here was full of plants flowers and fresh air.



It was cold but i could stay here untill i die. There wasn't any enoughly word to tell the scene's excellent. It was unique i was sure that.



The Garden was incredible like it wasn't surround by concrete forests.



After we tasted the fresh air and watched those beautiful scenes, we went out. I was eating ice cream on way that i bought in garden. The weather was cold and ice cream too. That wasn't very logical but that was very funny and sweet.



We arrived the hotel. When i came in the room, i felt mmyself so tired. In Istanbul i never go out. I always prefer to stay at home but I came here to learn English and this is possible by going out, talking with people. I lied on my bed. I fell asleep. Today i learnt fresh air is  tiring.

Thursday, 1 May 2014

A Long Travel 4

(There is a smart dog here! Whose it?)
I left the hospital about nine. I was feeling better on way. When i arrived my hotel,  I thought i'm luky. If i'm not, I could die. I put down my bag and my phone rang. It was my mother. After she calmed down she told me my sister and brother, they were fine. At the same time i prepared my breakfast.We talked about half an hour.  I had my breakfast and i decided not to stay at hotel today.

 I went out and walked around a park independently my map. The park was incrediable, fresh and lifefull.

I looked its sign. I'd like to come here and see again. There was a writing on the sign: St James Park. It was a big park, had a lake. I sat a bank in front of the lake.

I watched the birds that were trying to make a home and cats that were waiting food someones  and the last i looked a dog that was seeiming like crying.  It was sitting next to a tree and seeming so poor. I went to its beside and heard some voice from it like crying. It was a big dog but it was seeming like very undefence. I looked it more careful to understand why it was crying. Then i noticed it was wounded. I was feeling very sorry for it. I took it to a vet by a taxi. The vet was a pretty woman. Her name was Lenobia Alen. She made me calm by told me the dog was fine. The dog had a pet apperance but there wasn't any owner.  Miss Alen told me that it used to belong an old man but when he die, the dog stayed ownerless. It was explaining the dog's well groomed apperance. I decided to take it to my hotel.


While i was going to my room, i was thinking what its name should be. When i opened the door, i found; Ghost. I looked to Ghost with a big smile on my face. Ghost was seeming lazy and sleeper. I envied it. I put on ground a soft and tiny pillow. It would be Ghost's bed.


  My clumsy dog lied down to the bed. I went to the kitchen for find some dog food. There wasn't. I went out the hotel and entered into a supermarket. I bought a collar, a kennel and a medium size pocket of dog food. It should be enough, at least for a week.  I turned back my room and looked my new dog. It stood up like it understood it will eat. When I looked it i felt my headache lessent. I already got used to Ghost.

After i fed it, i saw my map was on the coffee table. It was so inviting. I prepared and went out with Ghost. While we were going downstairs, i decided where we'll go. I directed Ghost to the Big Ben.

While we were walking, i thought i did well with going out. It made me feel better. I took a breath. The weather was fresh. When we arrived the Big Ben, Ghost started to bark and jump. Ghost was seeming it was in its favourite place. There were a tourist group. I joined them. Their guide was telling them a lot of stuff about the clock. The guide was very boring. He was telling just information, not stories about the clock.


"... Its formal name is Saint Stephen's Tower. 'Big Ben' name uses for one of five bells on the clock. The bell has 16 ton weight. The clock's face is about 7.5 meters. Its numbers are about 60 centimeters. Big Ben knowns with its correctness time..."




After our Big Ben journey we went to the Museum of Garden History. There were a lot of stuff about gardening.







 Someones were beautiful, someones were ugly but i could see all of them were useful.


When i saw them i loved gardening. Who knows maybe when i turned home, i learn? But my favourite part in the museum is gardens.


 The plants had so sweet apperance.  Someones were next to an ornamental pool.


 Pink, red, yellow... the colours were  brillant! We walked around it about two hours. Of course i took a lot of photos.




When we left the museum, i noticed Ghost was tired. We went back to hotel. These adventures enough for a day. I put dog food in a case on the ground. Ghost slept after its dinner. I looked its wound and i felt remorseful for i made it tired. It should have rest. I looked out the window. It was too late to stay awake.

Thursday, 24 April 2014

A Long Travel 3 Part 3


When i opened my eyes, i thought 'The light is so much!' I swallowed. I felt so thirsty. "Water..." just i could said this. I felt myself like I was crushed by a turck. When I started to think more clearly, I noticed i was a room in hospital. The room was white and clean. And a nurse was looking on a dozen of papers.

 She notices i woke up and said "Have a nice day Miss Çetin. Do you remember the accident?" She was about twenty-five and blond. She had a smile like she'll never give up. "Yes, I remember. May i take some water and aspirin?" I said her with a sleepy voice. She smiled again, "Sure." said and gave me a glass of water and an aspirin. I drank them. She said "The policemen'll come here. Are you OK or do you want from me dismiss them? They can come here again after two or three hours." The best is to do and to save. "They may come. I'm OK." The nurse went out. I took a deep breath and I said myself "You can do everything. Just want." When two policemen came in, I was feeling better.


They introduced me theirselves. "Hi, I'm Thomas Gray, and this my assistant Ethan Walton. I hope you're fine?" He said that like an question. Was i fine? I wasn't sure. "Yes, I think so." The assistant asked me, "Can you tell us the accident?". Suddenly i felt myself so tired. And i had a headache. I hate aches. "Yes. I was walking on the sidewalk and I heard a horn voice. Then a black, sport car striked me. I fell ground. That's all." I looked the assistant who was wiriting my every speech on a notebook. He was seeming understanding. I hated him. He couldn't understand me. That headache was incrediable! Nobody couldn't get it! "Could you see its license plate?" said Thomas Gray. He was about forty. He had grey hair. I told them everything that i know. Why couldn't they get it? "No" I said with a dry voice. I was really tired and i want to finish this interrogation. Thomas Gray asked me more and more questions. After half an hour,  they went and i took a relaxing breath. I need to rest. I closed my eyes and didn't think anything. I didn't have energy for to think.

 I didn't know how long time pass, I opened my eyes because of the nurse's thouching. She gave me some medicines that i guessed they're aspirin. After I drank them she told me i could go when i want. I smiled but I was very tired and i didn't sure that i could go to the hotel without i get lost. "I want to stay here one more night." The nurse said i could and went out. Again i closed my eyes and saw a dream but this time i was feeling better, i  think because of aspirins.


In my dream there was a child who was about eight. We were in a forest and running. She was running in front of me. She stopped and asked "Did you lose anything?". I don't know why but i said "Yes, i lost." I noticed there was a box in her hands and when i saw it, i don't know how it happened but i understood that was my lost stuf. I woke up when i bent to take it.
When i got up, it was about eleven. I stood up. The room was very stuffy. I openned the window.


There was a wonderful scene. Fullmoon settled in sky's top. I took deeply a fresh breath. That was my second day in London and i proved that i'm the luckiest person all around the world. I went to end table that my phone was on it. I called my mumy and I told her everything. Of course she didn't believe i was OK. And she said "I'm coming there right now!" I made her calm very hardly. How i could forget quickly, my mum is always too anxious. Whatever, when she was calmly, she didn't know but she made me too tired. I went to bed and i fell asleep.

A Long Travel 3 Part 2



I bought a ticket and i waited for five or six minutes. The boat came and passengers got off. They were smiling and this made me excited. My turn came. I got on the boat and my travel started. The boat was going on River Thomas. It was very beautiful a river. I loved river's fresh smell and its scene. I took a lot of photos of the River.



Everybody got off in the Greenland Pier Stop. But I stayed because I'm foreign here and i don't know very well ways. I don't want to get lost on my first day here.



 The boat turned back to the Festival Pier stop and again to the Greenland Pier. I got off in the Festival Pier Stop. I was smiling when i got off like the other passengers. The River had a magical effect on the passengers. I looked my camera and i smiled again. I really liked being here. I thought my mother. She said "You'll like being there. I know you honey." My sweet mum, of course you know me better than i know. I took a deep breath. The days of i'll be herre won't be long.
I started to walk. I heard a loud voice: A horn voice. Everything happened so fast. I saw a black and sport car. After i saw it I fell ground.

 I could see everything but couldn't feel anything, any pain. I could just hear people's loud voice. A man shouted "CALL 911!" A woman said with a calmer voice "I'm a doctor! Don't thouch the girl, Anybody!" and i lost my vision ability. When i fell into darkness, I started to feel pain. It was too strong and i lost my thought ability too. I tried to open my eyes but the darkness was so heavy.

Thursday, 27 March 2014

Smart Products


What is tecnology?
Tecnology was born before science and engineering in the history of humanity. Tecnology  is  a practical science. Tecnology has a lot of branches. To talk about all of them will take a long time so I'm going to mention smart products and their effects on our lives.
You know, tecnology has a deep place in our life. Human develops, science develops and tecnology develops. Every day we learn new things by tecnology.




What are the smart products?
Smart products make our life easier. We are always busy and don't have enough time. We can save up time thanks to these inventions.



Did you hear run-n-read?
While you're running, working out; at the same time, do you want to read your magazine, newspaper? But can't you do that because of moving of your body? Run-n-read works for removing  this problem.
You wear this device and it senses your moving of your head. It sends your phone, tablet or e-reader this information by bluetooth, by this way it synchronizes the text that you’re reading with moving of your head. You can turn pages with touching too.
Another smart protect, Nymi,Bracelet with name Nymi, has a lot of features, such as, you can open the door of your car, it can be your command of television, you can administer your computer’s passoword with just the bracelet.Bracelets will be just for you, nobody won’t use your bracelet.



Embrace+,
Embrace+, seems like a bracelet. But it’s more than an ornament. This smart device is like a medicine for people who’s afraid to lose an important email or calling because of late when he’s away from his phone.  You choose a colour for every declaration of the phone from device’s mobile application. Example, smart bracelet gets pink when a facebook’s message comes; green when a calling comes and it alerts you by this way. It saves you from living depented to the phone.



Sensoria,
Sensoria comes a new format to fitness practices. It makes you achieve your goal by two couple socks. Socks, that has sensor, send pressure datas to device. And it transfers these datas to your smart phone by wireless network connection.



The Narrative Clip,
The Narrative Clip is a perfect device for people who can’t get enough taking photos. This is a small, 5 megapixels camera. But it doesn’t like usual cameras. You carry this device and it takes photos everything automatically all day. Moreover,you don’t need to pres any buton. Its battery stands for 2 days. You can organize and share these photos.





Lumoback,
We spend a lot of time in office, in front of computers and these turn us as backache. Formless sittings cost us a humpback. Lumoback is a smart device that doesn’t let to any humpback pose. You link your waist and if you sit formless, it alerts you aflutter. And also, it gives information you, how many steps do you, how long did you sit, how many did kilos you lose etc.



Fin,
Fin, provides to use fingers as buttons. It senses your finger’s movigs as command and sends your every command to smarts phones, televion or another devices. You can do a lot of thing by this simple way.



June,
June senses angles of the sun’s ray and guides you for protect your skin and for tan healty Bracelet doesn't have any screen. It works with receivers on it. These receivers calculates level of the sun's rays and device sends your phone these information. By this way you can learn the level of the sun's rays.



Smarty Ring,
It shows declarations of message, social web and calling on your phone. At the same time, You can use phone's music player and camera funcitons by the ring. Smarty Ring's the best feature is, it can charge wireless! You can use it for 24 hours if its charge is full.

We're living in a tecnological world, right? I started to afraid about our end...
Thanks for reading! :)

Saturday, 4 January 2014

Personal Improvement



Self Experimentation

Self-experimentation refers to the very special case of single-subject scientific experimentation in which the experimenter conducts the experiment on her- or himself. Usually this means that the designer, operator, subject, analyst, and user or reporter of the experiment are all the same. It is a special case of single-subject research.

Psychology

The self-experimental approach has long and often been applied to practical psychological problems. Benjamin Franklin recorded his self-experiment of successively devoting his attention for a week to one of thirteen "Virtues", "leaving the other Virtues to their ordinary Chance, only marking every Evening the Faults of the Day." In Self-change: Strategies for solving personal problems, M. J. Mahoney suggested that self-experimentation be used as a method of psychological treatment. He recommended that clients be taught basic scientific methods, in order that the client become a "personal scientist."

Citation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-experimentation



Psycology of Self

The psychology of self is the study of either the cognitive, conative or affective representation of one's identity or the subject of experience. The earliest formulation of the self in modern psychology derived from the distinction between the self as I, the subjective knower, and the self as Me, the object that is known.
Current views of the self in psychology position the self as playing an integral part in human motivation, cognition, affect, and social identity. It may be the case that we can now usefully attempt to ground experience of self in a neural process with cognitive consequences, which will give us insight into the elements of which the complex multiply situated selves of modern identity are composed.
The self has many facets that help make up integral parts of it, such as self-awareness, self-esteem, self-knowledge, and self-perception. All parts of the self enable people to alter, change, add, and modify aspects of themselves in order to gain social acceptance in society. “Probably the best account of the origins of selfhood is that the self comes into being at the interface between the inner biological processes of the human body and the sociocultural
network to which the person belongs.”

Citation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self_(psychology)



Positive Psychology

Positive psychology is a recent branch of psychology whose purpose was summed up in 1998 by Martin Seligman and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: "We believe that a psychology of positive human functioning will arise, which achieves a scientific understanding and effective interventions to build thriving individuals, families, and communities." Positive psychologists seek "to find and nurture genius and talent" and "to make normal life more fulfilling", rather than merely treating mental illness. Positive psychology is primarily concerned with using the psychological theory, research and intervention techniques to understand the positive, adaptive, creative and emotionally fulfilling aspects of human behavior.
As the medical field begins to appreciate the value of positive psychosocial factors in the prevention and management of pathology, positive psychiatry is emerging in its own right.

Citation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_psychology

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