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Friday, February 11, 2011

@ Itinerary

1. Link below : Google Map for My Tour

 <http://maps.google.co.kr/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=ko&msa=0&msid=212843657716812598980.00049c09c1203bda36eaa&ll=36.332828,-117.46582&spn=8.297454,16.369629&z=6>

2. Itinerary

 Date
          Itinerary
   Lodge
7/ 9
SAT
l  Dulles Airport (2:00PM) → (5h) →LA Airport (4:00PM)
l  LA private rental room : $85
l  Rent a car : 80$ / day 
l  Rent a Car
7/10
SUN
l  Korea town Plaza (Marketing) →→ Hollywood →→
Griffith Park Observatory →→ LA Rental room
l  LA private rental room : $85
 7/11
MON
l  LA →→( 8h)→→San Francisco  
l  Crown Plaza Hotel $72+tax $15
l  Golden Gate Br. →→ Sausalito→→ GGB View Point
 7/12
TUE
l  Hotel →→(1h) →→Muir Wood National Park
l  Twin Peak Hotel (115$+tax $15)
l  China-Japan Town → Fisher mans Wharf → Pier 39
→ Twin Peak → Hotel
 7/13
WED
l  Hotel →→(4h) →→ Yosemite National Park
l  Entrance Fee : 20 $ / 1car / 1day
l  Bishop Days Inn  76$+Tax= $91.92
→→ Bishop Camp Ground (Camp Car?)
 7/14
THU
l  Bishop →→ Death Valley National Park →→(4h)
→→ Las Vegas
l  Las Vegas-Golden Nugget Hotel (75+Tax=$ 90.32)
 7/15
FRI
l  Las Vegas →→ Hoover Dam  
→→ Valley of fire State Park →→ Zion Canyon
l  Cedar City (KOA CABIN)  $ 54.07
→→ Zion National Park →→ Cedar City     (6h)

7/16

SAT

l  Cedar City →→ Bryce Canyon (2h)

l  Williams (KOA Cabin)  $ 67.86
→→ Grand Canyon (6h) →→ Williams
 7/17
SUN
l  Williams →→(7h) →→ LA
l  LA ( Friend’s House)
 7/18
7/19
7/20
MON
Tue
Wed
l  Santa Monica Beach
l  Golf / Shopping
l  Swimming
l  Relax
l  Home Sweet Home!!
l  LA Airport (10:30PM) →→ (14h) →→ Seoul (7/21)



Thursday, February 10, 2011

@ Travel & Memory




Travel always gives me not only a great fun but also a long memory. The happiest thing about a travel is that it gives me lots of special presents, for instance, a happiness of dreaming of searching for the new places, a pleasure of preparing for the itinerary, a deep impression of looking around the attractions with my family.

Even if my teacher gave all the students tasks to schedule an imaginary tour and to write down a letter to ask her rich uncle for a financial support ; we all knew he is not exist, I made up my mind to prepare a real  itinerary in preparation for the summer vacation.

I and my family will come back to Korea this July. On the way to my homeland, we will stop by the western areas of USA and have time for adding last happy memories. 

I already had great memory to tour a lot of beautiful places in USA with my family. Being with my wife and daughters is the greatest happiness. Futhermore we engraved in our minds lots of memories. The memories will give us the strength to tighten the strings among my family members. 

We will never forget them.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

@ Donner Party

<Problem>
¢ Who were the survivors?
¢ How could they survive?
¢ What was difference between the lived and the died?
¢ Why did the young bachelors all die?
¢ Did the dead men really die naturally? 

< Hypothesis >
¢Correlation between Family and survive(◎ ) 
    ▶ Most of  4 families are survived
    ▶ mutual  protection ?
    ▶ The bachelors might have been killed?
¢Correlation between gender and survive( ○ )
    ▶ 2/3  Women survived…2/3 Men died
    ▶ Protection by men ?
    ▶ Women could avoid being killed?
¢Correlation between age  and survive  ( △ )
    ▶ 4 girls and 4 boys, aged 3 and under,  died
    ▶ 6 boys, aged 4~16, died
    ▶ 2 girls, aged 4~16, survived
    ▶ Some of boys might have been killed?
¢Possibility of collusion ?
   ▶ 4 fathers of families survived.
   ▶ Why did young healthy bachelors die?
   ▶ But, Why were the dead-time s different?

<Methodology>  
¢Using the database provided
¢Sorting the data
¢Assumption about the situation
¢Exclusion  illogical  assumptions
¢Restructuring the assumptions
¢Discussion &  tentative conclusion


<Result> - attached table


<Hypothetic Conclusion>  
☞ They ate the only dead bodies at the first time
☞ They might have colluded to kill
☞ Victims mainly were children and the old
☞ They might have evaded to kill families   
☞ Young bachelors might have participated
      the  collusion at the first time.
☞ But, most of them might have become victims  
      later  
☞ Some of them were dead naturally.  (exception)