Having free time at the university is something very unusual, the most of the time you have to spend you time studying or doing some paper for the college, and it gets worst if you beside the studies you have to work. Any way when I have at least a little of free time I enjoy it the most that I can. The things that I like to do when I have free time is doing sport like jogging and if I don’t have to do anything important the next day I like to go out with mi friends. For me even with a good conversation with someone is a good thing to do in my free time. When there is a long weekends I try to travel to my hometown in the south and share with my family and see my friends, in my house I usually work in the garden with my mother. Like I work in weekend I just have like 5 hours for me in the whole weekends but now that I quit I hope that the time for me increase, I am really tired.
The technology that we can handle like mobiles and computers has been a great help for the students, if my computed doesn’t work is like a nightmare. We have to get used so much to the technology because it helps doing easier the thing that we have to do. With the technology we have a little bet more of time to do other things, probably not things for themselves but at the end of the day you can rest a little longer, and that is very valuable.
For the university people as me is very important use you free time in a very efficient way because we don’t have enough time for doing all the things that we have to do, so I think that the most of the time that we have free time you take for you. The modernity has put over our shoulders a lot of tasking and stress, if you can not be at the same step that the rest you stay back. Continually you have to spend you time in you job or in the university, we are in a time when the time for ourselves is the less time in ours life. A very important problem is that we don’t know how to organize our time, if we use our time doing really important things maybe we would have more time for ourselves.
Probably if I had more time for my I would spend it going to the swimming pool, tidying up my room or traveling to my house in Temuco. I think that having more time you can also have a better life with less stress levels. Some times the people say that you don’t use your time well, but I say that is kind of impossible use well you time if you have one million things to do.
miércoles, 28 de octubre de 2009
miércoles, 14 de octubre de 2009
Summary from a career-related article from The Guardian
Unemployment: what the experts say
In Guadian.co.uk, Wednesday 14 October 2009
This article deals with the current situation of how the economic recession has affected the employment, decreasing it in the last year. The unemployment past figure of 2.469 million of joblessness people, now is more optimist whit the current statistics figures that show a lees increase that which was expected, but, is that really a sign of hope for the unemployment issue?.
According to Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, gives a no so hopeful perspective of the situation, meanwhile the worst of the unemployment period has past, he expect that still having a way to rise, that because the economy does not have the strength to creates new jobs in a near time. Mr. Archer also explains that the youth unemployment could reach 1 million the coming year that because the school leavers are not finding job and the next school leavers will be in the same situation what probably will produce an increase in the youth unemployment if the authorities do not concern about it. About the same situation Martina Milburn, chief executive of the Prince's Trust, talks about the needing of support for the youth employment. She puts emphasize in the human cost that the recession has put on the youth people; she says that “Every one of those unemployed is a real person with real talents that can make a difference to this country”.
In the same hand of Mr. Archer, Colin Ellis, European economist at Daiwa Securities, explain that UK still in the “woods” and the unemployment could reach the amount of 3 million, mean this figure is lower that which was expected at the beginning of the recession, is enough high to believe in a real decrease of the unemployment, and if we plus the figures of the inflation, the situation is not so hopeful as we thought.
Summarizing the fact of a lower rising of the unemployment is a sign of the economy relieve, but in a lot of ways the recession is not over and the effects are over the table , the unemployment data is the main sign that the crisis has not left UK.
source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/oct/14/unemployment-rise-september-economists-verdict
In Guadian.co.uk, Wednesday 14 October 2009
This article deals with the current situation of how the economic recession has affected the employment, decreasing it in the last year. The unemployment past figure of 2.469 million of joblessness people, now is more optimist whit the current statistics figures that show a lees increase that which was expected, but, is that really a sign of hope for the unemployment issue?.
According to Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, gives a no so hopeful perspective of the situation, meanwhile the worst of the unemployment period has past, he expect that still having a way to rise, that because the economy does not have the strength to creates new jobs in a near time. Mr. Archer also explains that the youth unemployment could reach 1 million the coming year that because the school leavers are not finding job and the next school leavers will be in the same situation what probably will produce an increase in the youth unemployment if the authorities do not concern about it. About the same situation Martina Milburn, chief executive of the Prince's Trust, talks about the needing of support for the youth employment. She puts emphasize in the human cost that the recession has put on the youth people; she says that “Every one of those unemployed is a real person with real talents that can make a difference to this country”.
In the same hand of Mr. Archer, Colin Ellis, European economist at Daiwa Securities, explain that UK still in the “woods” and the unemployment could reach the amount of 3 million, mean this figure is lower that which was expected at the beginning of the recession, is enough high to believe in a real decrease of the unemployment, and if we plus the figures of the inflation, the situation is not so hopeful as we thought.
Summarizing the fact of a lower rising of the unemployment is a sign of the economy relieve, but in a lot of ways the recession is not over and the effects are over the table , the unemployment data is the main sign that the crisis has not left UK.
source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/oct/14/unemployment-rise-september-economists-verdict
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