Final Part 1 of 2

Overall during my time in New Media class, I like being able to use the computer. I like doing some of the quotes. I like how this is a pretty easy class. But I don't like doing the reflection on some of the quotes because most of the time its pretty much the same quote we did the last time, but in different words. One thing about this class is we need quotes that teaches us a different lesson, not the same one over and over again that's just in different words.I really did tried my best in this class. I try to be committed to being a CTR. But sometimes it's hard for me to do so when someone else is being annoying to me.

 In the beginning of our IDP we were having trouble figuring out what we need to do. Halfway through the due date of the IDP we were at least 85% finish and we just needed to make a creative component and edit out Power Point a bit. Around the end we were having trouble memorizing what to say during our presentation and all of us got pretty nervous when we were presenting. My part of the IDP was the description and definition, and I learned a lot of things about the disease I was researching, now I know how to avoid cirrhosis.

"Always do right." Mark Twain 

What this quote is simply saying is that just do what's right. Never do something that can harm someone for no good reason. Examples like don't break the law. Don't hurt someone physically or emotionally. You should also listen to your parents. Be careful about everything you do. If you're being pressured by people to do something you know it's wrong, don't do it. Everything you do, has a good or bad consequence.

"If we do what's right, we have no need to fear."- Evan Stephens

What this quote is saying is that you don't need to fear if you are always doing what's right. If you do wrong, you will feel fear of being caught. For example, doing wrong like breaking something will have you feel nervous of what's gonna happen next. If you break a law, you will fear of being arrested. Anything bad thing you do, you will most likely have fear of  being caught or punished. But if you do good, you won't have to live in fear. For example if you follow the law, you won't have the fear of being punished. If you're careful of what you do, you have the fear of anything bad happening to you.

1. Can people trust me to do what's right?
2. Am I committed to doing my very best?
3. Do I treat people the way I want to be treated?
"If the answers to these questions are YES, there is no way you can fail."- Lou Holtz

What this quote is saying if you're doing all of this then you can't fail. For example, trust is one of the important thing in life. For question number 1, its important for people to trust you to do the right thing. Another example is important to have good commitment. For question number 2 it wants you to have commitment to do your very best. Last example, it's important to treat people to have them treat the same to you. All of these questions is trying to remind you to do what you need to do.

"Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity. The relationship between the soundness of the body and activities of the mind is subtle and complex. Much is not yet understood. But we do know what the Greeks knew: that intelligence and skill can only function at the peak of their capacity when the body is healthy and strong." - President John F. Kennedy

John F. Kenndy is saying fitness is not the only key to a healthy body. He is saying be also smart and energetic. For example, being very fit can be good for you in some situations. But sometimes it won't help you understand things around you. Like knowing how the world is working around you. Knowing simple things like science or History. Know how to read is very important in life.

                                            Japan

If I evered wanted to go to a place it would be Japan. The reason I would want to go to Japan is because I think its very intersting. The way they greet people is a bow, or its a way to say goodbye, thank you, sorry. Bowing is a term of respect, remorse, gratitude and greeting. There is a way when you enter a home and that is taking off your shoes first. People do this because people will sleep, sit, eat on the tatami-mat floors and footwear worn outside would have gotten dirt inside the home. Sometimes you will also need to take off your shoes when entering a temple or occasional restaurant. They also use the suffix "san" to refer to someone as a term of respect. Japanese people also to give thanks for a meal they are given.

"Kindness is the essence of greatness." Joseph B. Wirthlin

What this quote is saying is that kindness is what a great person gives. This is also saying kindness is what makes a great person. For example, a person that gives money to a homeless shows he is a kind person. At the same time the homeless person will appreciated what he has and sometimes use the money to help feed his other homeless friends. Another example is when a person helps another person with a task they're having problem with. Sometimes people will help volunteer others for no reason, that is what also shows they're a great person