you've got me discovered my [pa[ɑ]sjɔ̃]

i was deeply touched, inspired and motivated when i read his another book 'Discover your passion'
cause iTunes hasnt got that book any longer
anyway it was hilarious and so practical. on the other hand, it was too true and we happend to get touched and motivated by a simple thing what kids are aware of already. but that is the reality where we living in. we face the simple truth and ignore it as saying 'that's a good story but hell... this is reality. this place would be a better place to live if everybody's living like that but.... this is the reality'
by the way, recently ive changed my phone which is not iDevice ;) so i can no longer have his book on my phone.
so may i convert your book - EPUB format - to PDF and hold it on my new mobile? im not gonna use it as a commercial purpose ever;)

the S3 or iPhone 5?

there are TOO many people who are arguing which one is better.
hey guys just deal with the fact.
BOTH are great phones. the matter is not that what is better but
what suits you better.

before you go arguing with people, think twice please
we are living in a big world and here is so many way to live or think
when you can understand the other, you might see something more.

i just watched a video
'아시아의 열대 - 2부 까로의 슬픈열대(The tropics in Aisa - #2 Caro's the blue tropic)'

it showed the people who live in Indonesian tropical region. some of them are living in the modern... village;; some of them are still living sort of traditional places in traditional ways. the latter barely wear clothes and sometimes they get married in traditional way for the money from travellers. one of their customs was that women cut their each finger themselves after their husbands had died. one of them has got only one finger at one hand. they said 'it's for sharing their condolences for the loss of their men. and they cut the edge of their ears when they lost their cousins - i cant remember exactly.

some says 'what the hell are they doing in there?', 'it's unbelievable that they and we are living in the same time' or just... 'oh, dear...'

well should we have a sympathy for them? are they really living worse than us?
it, for sure, could be horrible if those things happen in the world i live - and you live also. but it's not.
im not that critical for this fact
but i think im pretty critical for whom say bluh bluh bluh.
we are the same human being and we just live in different situation, environment, or something like that.
every single person - even a thing - has its own way to live / survive / enjoy their lives. NO one could ever judge other. just face the truth and accept it.

when i was watching it, i was just pleased to see them smiling at each other, worrying about their kids, doing some embarrassing things for the money which would be given to their children's study in abroad. i could feel the warm heart of the parents and once again, i could see that smile makes other smiling. just like this, we are living in the SAME world in the same way but slightly(actually a bit more) different environment. we arent luckier than them. we are both lucky. we have parents, children at least we can smile :)

what i truly wanna say is i just believe that just see the facts and dont be biased. i know we certainly have the cases what we must be biased but you know im not talking about that case. once you started to compare, youll be judged also oneday.

from Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson

'... One of Jobs's business rules was to never be afraid of cannibalising yourself. "If you don't cannibalise yourself, someone else will," he said.'

it could be shorten as "sometimes, when you don't give a fuck, you get a fuck."

'... Bach, he declared, was his favourite classical composer. He was particularly fond of listening to the contrasts between the two versions of the "Goldberg Variations" that Glenn Gould recorded, the first in 1955 as a twenty-two-year-old little-known pianist and the second in 1981, a year before he died. "They're like night and day," Jobs said after plating them sequentially one afternoon. "The first is an exuberant, young, brilliant piece, played so fast it's a revelation. The later one is so much more spare and stark. You sense a very deep soul who's been through a lot in life. It's deeper and wiser."...'

i was used to be fond of András Schiff's recording only, but it's gonna be... well, i will tell you guys later :)

from observando

would you like you, if you met you?

well i think it could be the most challengeable thing

what do you think? are you dare?

Is The Life Sweet?

Nah.
I do know it is bloody bitter.
but we learn that the life could be sweet from that bitterness.
even though it could be just an aimless hope
isn't it true

mum I'm...

mummy I'm sorry
I'm killing myself with my own thoughts, my own todays and even with your money
where or when  had it begun to rattle
it does feel like to go home strait way but I have to be here few more days
a baby or a lost kitty outside is crying out loud  as whatsoever it is dying now
what should I do to bear or endure all of this.. just sleep off?

by the fucking way
why didn't you tell me what I'm gonna face from the fucking beginning
who knows  I probably be able to think of this kind of stuff in advance huh?
Jesus I'm fucking tired of this all of the crap indeed you know?

a day trip

이것들이 독견이라니... 독견... 무슨 뜻일까 독한개?

The Simplicity and conscience to the something

Why do we assume that simple is good? Because with physical products, we gave to feel we can dominate them. As you bring order to complexity, you find a way to make the product defer to you. Simplicity isn’t just a visual style. It’s not just minimalism or the absence of clutter. It involves digging through the depth of the complexity. To be truly simple, you have to go really deep. For example, to have no screws on something, you can end up having a product that is so convoluted and so complex. The better way is to go deeper with the simplicity, to understand everything about it and how it’s manufactured. You have to deeply understand the essence of a product in order to be able to get rid of the parts that are not essential.

-from 'Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson'

캐리브래드쇼

진심이냐
아 진짜... 뭐 이건 좋고 싫고의 문제가 아니라 그냥 . . . . . .
갑자기 급.분. 해버렸다..

A meaningful distraction

last one is my 'Wish List' for my friends from abroad. actually i wanted to give one or two of these to friends when i was in Australia. but i didnt think this at the moment.

it's never late right?

i'll prepare these for a case.

as you know guys,

DOKDO is Korean Territory.

thanks

got a new album of Bach's

완전 흥분된다ㅎㅎ 근데 앨범에 대한 정보가 너무 없어.. 아마존에서도 못찾겠고.. 이 앨범에 대한거 알고 있으신분 있으면 도움 좀 주세요 ;)

so excited. but is there anyone who could give me some details of this album?

It's never late.

certainly. it is not.

Lisa Kristine: Photos that bear witness to modern slavery

http://www.ted.com/talks/lisa_kristine_glimpses_of_modern_day_slavery.html

the tide

hey guys
how do you resist to the sudden tide of a feeling
me? I just did COOK curry for about two bloody hours
but anyway it helped me out and now I got calm a bit and try to sleep again
Jesus.. cooking curry at 1 am?!
what would you do in my case in this very time