Podcast about "Time" episode 1

Hello my friends, dostor, amigos, amicos, jingus, przyjaciels, amis, arkdaslar, freunds, peuans and others!!! How are you doing!!! Hope you’re all in a good mood and ready to know about my podcast, which is about “TIME”. Yes, exactly, about time in different meanings or dimensions and what does mean this word for you personally!

Have you ever think about the time? Well, I’m sure you have! And I have no idea how it’s gonna look like in my podcast)) Moreover, it’s gonna be an interesting facts about time and quotes, and inspirational expressions from the great persons.

Ok, let’s start it! Yeahhhiii!!!

The Time seems to be a simple thing, grab your watches and here is minute arrow, hour arrow and seconds’ arrows. The Hour has 60 minutes, minute has 60 seconds, everyone knows it, right?

Moreover it is usual to complaint about that we don’t have any time, that we’re always in rush to be on time, and it would be so cool to have a couple hours or minutes more than we had.

The Wikipedia says:  Time is a dimension in which events can be ordered from the past through the present into the future, and also the measure of durations of events and the intervals between them. Time has long been a major subject of study in religion, philosophy, and science, but defining it in a manner applicable to all fields without circularity has consistently eluded scholars. Nevertheless, diverse fields such as business, industry, sports, the sciences, and the performing arts all incorporate some notion of time into their respective measuring systems. Some simple, relatively uncontroversial definitions of time include "time is what clocks measure" and "time is what keeps everything from happening at once". 

Well, Wise distribution of the time - is the foundation of peace of mind, I think. If you have planned your time correctly, it means that you have enough time and work, and personal development, and communication, and to rest. And if you have enough time for everything, so you live a full and harmonious life.
So, good luck and don't waste your time, people!)))

Personality test project

Yes, the personality test project was successful for me.
Yes, I do believe that the results reflect my personality, but I don't think that any test can absolutely reflect to personality.
Yes, I almost correctly predict my personality type. It was between ENFJ and ESFP types, and my ESTJ type was another variant.
Actually, I didn't expect a lot from this test, but it is surprised me.
What do I think about this kind of test? Mmm, I don't believe that one test can tell every habit of the personality, cause people are very different in our world, most of them belong to different religions, various mentalityies and other a lot of things that make difference between people.     

Film review of "True Grit"

So, I decide to write a review to the movie "True Grit", which we watched in a class. The "True Grit" is an american western movie about fourteen-year-old girl Mattie Ross, played by Hailee Steinfeld. Her father has been shot by the coward Tom Chaney, and she was determined to bring Chaney to justice. She left her homecity and found a man, drunken U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn, to help her to catch Chaney. Marshal Rooster was played by great actor Jeff Bridges, which I think is a most related actor for that role of the movie. And there is another person at the movie, which is ranger LeBoeuf, played by one of my favorite actors Matt Damon, who wants to catch Chaney and bring him back to Texas for murder of another man.
About the strengths of the movie I might say is a great actors team and very good direction work of Coen brothers. The story of the movie begins in a very interesting way and becomes more interesting by watching how a fourteen-year-old girl Mattie Ross fighting for a justice. Actually, I like the whole movie, but what i don't like a little is that there is not much action with shots and guns like in a classical american westerns.
I can not say that I am identified by any characters of this movie, but i can identify in me a little of all of them...
I don't really know what was the directors' intention or message to this movie, may be he wants to make a better remake to the Charles Portis’s novel. But what I saw in this movie was that if a fourteen-year-old girl could do what can not do adults(bring Chanye to justice), so anyone can achieve their goals if they have a burning desire to do that.
How does the film relate to american culture?
This is american western movie, so it shows the time of the end of nineteenth and beginning of twenteeth centuryies of america, the culture of that time, when women didn't have a full rights, when goverment hadn't enough resourses to make justice all over the country e.t.c.
Finnaly, i give this movie all 5 stars!