Source: http://time.com/3099180/ways-to-be-happier/?iid=obinsite
Questions:
1. Do you have any habbit to make yourself happier?
2. Since that feeling connected to a deeper purpose or mission in life is key for our well-being, what's the way you find the life meaning?
3. Which way for being happier in the article you want to try? And why?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogbJyaIeJOk
"Manic Monday"
lyrics:
Please reading the following interesting article, and replying the following questions
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/18/health/fitness-technology-future-explainer/index.html
1. Do you have any gadget that help you become healthier, e.g. a personal trainner, a pedometer, a watch could record everything of you? If you don't, do you want to have one in the future?
2. Taiwan is an aging society, technology devices appear to not only prevent the eldely from injury, but also improving quality of life, easing the burden of taking care. Solution is on the way, yet financial crisis hits each family, do you think our society is ready for the challenge?
Who killed Kennedy?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/jfk-assassination-files-released-live-11412180
Q1 The US President Trump said he'll allow release of Kennedy assassination files. Do you think is that possible to uncover this half century secret that who killed Kennedy?
source: https://www.ted.com/talks/olutimehin_adegbeye_who_belongs_in_a_city?language=zh-tw#t-523356
Questions:
1. What are the unique features of Taipei City? What are the most special places in Taipei City?
source:http://time.com/4969707/watching-sports-heart-risk/
Watching a sports match can stress your heart just as much as playing in the game itself, suggests a small new study in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology. Researchers found that people's pulses increased by 75% when they watched a hockey game on television and by 110% when watching one in person—equivalent to the cardiac stress of vigorous exercise.
Previous studies have linked watching sporting events to an increased risk of heart attack and sudden death among spectators, especially for people with existing coronary artery disease. The new research involved 20 adults living in Montreal who had no history of heart disease. They gave information about their general health and filled out a “fan passion” questionnaire to determine how invested they were in their local National Hockey League team, the Montreal Canadiens.
Then, researchers from the University of Montreal measured everyone's pulse while they watched a Canadiens game. Half watched on television, and half attended the game in an arena. They found that TV viewers’ heart rates increased by an average of 75%, and game attendees’ heart rates increased by 110%.
That’s about equal to the heart-rate bump seen during moderate-to-vigorous exercise, the authors say. Participants' heart rates stayed above the threshold for moderate physical activity for about 39 minutes when watching a game on television. For those in the arena, heart rates stayed above the moderate-activity threshold for 72 minutes, and above the vigorous-activity threshold for almost 13.
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3275369
Q1. The weather in Taipei is chaos recently. Have you ever had such experience in Taipei? In your experience, when and where the weather has made you memorable?
Q2. If you can choice, where do you want to live in Taiwan (including outlying islands such as Penghu and Kinmen)? Why?
For people that still don't think microaggresions are a problem: just imagine that instead of being a stupid comment, a microaggression is a mosquito bite.
Please read the article: http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20171003-proof-that-people-have-always-complained-about-young-adults
Q1. What's the problem with millennials in the workplace?
Q2. How to handle difficult behavior of Millennial Workforce in workplace? How can we manage young people’s expectations without crushing their dreams?
Q3. Do you agree the millennials ruin works so frequently?
