12. 2011

Contents

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Korean Food 2-4

Recipe- Seafood Pancake 5-6

Digression 7

Evening Student of the month 8

Countries Quiz 9-10

The elephant’s family 11-12

Boomerang Activities 13

How Do you celebrate Christmas? 14-15

Daytime Student of the month 16

Steve Jobs Survey 172

Korean Food !

Do you like Korean food?If you like or try to eat Korean food you can eat Korean food.

I have some information to give to you

I’ll talk about 2 Korean restaurants.

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• You arrive at Town Hall station then go to Liverpool St (walk toward Central station) turn left go to Pitt St and then turn left go straight you can find the sign for Madang.

• If you can’t find the sign It’s between Kim Sun Young Hair shop and the e-station Internet club.

Karen says “the sea food pan cake is awesome!”

Madang.

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Haru Fusion soju Lounge is the place to be if you are

after delicious Korean dishes, such as Korean

B.B.Q and casseroles. You can also wind down with a

glass of popular Korean wine - Soju.

Try the egg hot pot and the spicy grilled chicken

Go out of Museum station and go left then go down Elizabeth St until the traffic light then go straight then at Liverpool St until the traffic light turn right then go straight at Castlereagh St.262 Castlereagh Street ,Sydney NSW 2000

HARU

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Korean Seafood Pancake

Qty Unit Ingredients

1 cup Korean Bake Flour

1 cup Water

1/2 ea Brown Onion

1/2 ea Young Zucchini

2 cups Mixed Seafood

(Prawn, Oyster, Mussel, Squid, etc)

10 ea Spring Onion

2 ea Egg

Salt & Pepper, Olive Oil

P.s: You can buy Korean bake flour at any Korean supermarket. (About $5)

Before we start, I want to argue about the English name of the food. I don't know why it is called pancake. I want to say "Korean Pizza" rather, because it has the same figure as pizza (O), crispy, and we

cut it and eat. I want to choice topping which anything I like.Anyways, the seafood pancake is traditional Korean cuisine which

can be cooked easily at home.

You can also change the main ingredient (ex. Seafood to Kim chi or anything you like)

Korean Pancake Dipping SauceSoy sauce (3T) Water (2T) Vinegar (2T) Sesame (1ts) Sesame sauce (1ts), Red Pepper Powder (1ts), Minced Garlic (1ts)

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Cooking directions

First, cut brown onion, zucchini and spring onions to a one-bite size. Then, combine Korean bake flour, water, little bit of salt and pepper in a large bowl and stir them until they are all mixed. Put the main ingredient, mixed seafood (dry), and cut vegetable except spring onions in the same bowl. Mix them well (The dough is just made!)

Put the eggs and stir in a small bowl. Prepare a heated frying pan and spread olive oil thoroughly. Put one scoop of dough then spread it straight away. Add spring onions and half scoop of dough on top of the dough then spread evenly so that the sea food can be thoroughly mixed. Pour the stirred egg and turn it over.Tip; Make sure put some olive oil on the edge when you are frying the dough to prevent splitting.

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DigressionIn Korea, Korean say pancake to Pa-Jun.

Pa-Jun is the most wellbeing food, representative dish which Koreans eat on a rainy day.The reason being,

Firstly, Korea was an agricultural society, therefore when its raining, the good owner used to serve rice wine for the tired peasants.

Secondly, when weather becomes humid, people usually search for an oily food. This is due to the fact that as humans feel a sense of

depression, blood-glucose level goes down and the floury Korean pancake allows maintenance of your blood glucose level.

Third, when pan frying the Korean pancake, oil slosh sounds like the rain and due to the low pressure, smell of burning oil spreads under ground

leaving with a crispy scent instead of evaporating away. Believe it or not

Enjoy!!

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EveningStudent of the Month!

Hi, My name is Mustafa and I’m

from Turkey

How long will you study at Navitas? 11 weeks

Why did you choose Sydney to study? I was invited as a guest professor to the University of Sydney

What do you do in your free timeI visit museums and landmarks in the city. I went to some cities such as Canberra and Melbourne

How is your life in Australia ? It is very funny

Talk a bit about your background. I am an archaeologist and I’m working at the Uludag University as a professor

What you expect for the future? I will try to create good relationships between my department and other departments which are in English speaking countries

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We have students at Navitas from all of these countries….. Can you name them?

a. South Korea b. Germany c. Australia d. Colombia e. France f. Venezuela g. Brazil h. Saudi Arabia i. China j. Vietnam k. Japan l. Poland

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One day a little elephant walked in the rain.He found foolish chicks.They lost their mother so the elephant had to take care of lovely

chicks.

The elephant could be their father and the he loved chicks.They had many more happy times.They loved each other like family.

But the winter was coming and he didn't have warm house to protect his babies.They were hungry and cold in snow night.

The elephant’s family

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And then he decided to move to warm place because the chicks wasn't strong.They came to ocean and took on a ship.with some friendly people.They enjoyed the beautiful views .

The elephant met a new friend called Farrah.She was really kind person.They talked about their dreams in the beautiful night.

The spring was comingand the elephant wanted travel with his friends.After then the elephant travelled with his friends by a balloon.They were enjoy sunshine and fresh air.He felt happy because he could be a father.

Let’s go Surfing - Bondi

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Surfing' is a surface water sport in which the surfer rides a surfboard on the crest and face of a wave

which is carrying the surfer towards the shore. Waves suitable for surfing are found primarily in the

ocean, but are also sometimes found in lakes

and rivers, and also in manmade wave pools. You can learn to surf on the most famous beach – Bondi Beach.

Special price for Navitas students is $60

per lesson(usually $99).

Extra Special deal - $299 for 10 hours of

surf lessons + 10 hours surf hire extra on the

top.!!!What a deal!!! Summer is here so

Let’s go surfin’

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Maritime Museum21st December

Come to explore with us part of the rough times. We

are going into the HMAS Onslow, Oberon class submarine, 1968 and

HMAS Vampire, Daring class destroyer, 1956(war ship)

This will be interesting experience for everyone.

$10

Moonlight Cinema20th December

“In Time”In its fourteenth season, Ford Focus Moonlight Cinema remains the original and dominant presence in the outdoor cinema landscape. Check the Boomerang calendar when you can buy tickets for great value.Limited tickets, buy ASAP!

www.moonlight.com.au $15

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CaMi Insignares / Maria Elena Lara (Colombia)

A. We spend Christmas with family. All family members get

together, have dinner and exchange gifts on Christmas Eve.

Bunuelos and Natilla are traditional Colombian food we eat on Christmas. There is a Christmas tradition called “Novena”, which is

a nine day Christmas prayer. During 9 days people pray

appreciating the birth of Jesus Christ

Ryo Takahashi Coghlan (Japan)A. Christmas is not a holiday in Japan so

we do not particularly celebrate it getting together with family to have dinner or something. So Christmas is more like the day for those who have boyfriends or girlfriends like Valentine day, which if you are single, it means nothing. Nevertheless, all Christmas carols playing on the street, Santa, Christmas decorations in shops and

trees are enough to feel Christmas mood for everyone.

Karen Haire (Australia)A. It depends on your family, many Australians originally come from a lot of different places so

sometimes they don’t celebrate Christmas. Many people go on holiday to the beach, and

we usually have a family meal, often involving lots of seafood or a barbeque. Most people put up a plastic tree and Christmas lights are really

common, sometimes people drive around looking at other people’s Christmas lights.

Andressa Durante Vieira / Luis Carlos Lisboa (Brazil)

A. We visit grandparents’ house to celebrate Christmas on the night before Christmas and eat turkey, pernil, farofa and rice for dinner.

Before Christmas all family members draw lots to decide for whom I am going to buy a gift.

Then each family member secretly prepares a gift and

exchanges it on Christmas Eve after dinner saying what the

person is like or how special the person is and etc. We call this

“Amigo Secreto” (secret friend).

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How long will you study at Navitas? I’m going to study at Navitas until the end of March next year.

Why did you choose Sydney to study? Three years ago I came to Australia on a working holiday visa. I stayed for a few months and realized that there are a lot of good language schools here. What’s more, there are opportunity to meet people from many different countries. What do you do in your free time?. ? I love to spend time with my friends going out to the pub or taking pictures around the city.

How is your life in Australia? I enjoy living in Australia and feel more relaxed here than I did in Japan.

Talk a bit about your background. . I am a middle child and I love my family very much. I played basketball in Elementary school to middle school.

What do you expect for the future? I expect that my English will improve! I know I need to make a big effort to be able to speak like a native speaker.

DaytimeStudent of the

monthHi my name is Ai Tayama and I’m from Japan

Nicholas, Japan, 600 : Did the money that you have earned make you any happier??

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If you had a chance to talk with “Steve Jobs” before he died, what would you like to ask or say to him???

Camila, Colombia : If he had a chance to

change one thing that happened in the

past, what would it be??

Patricia, Chile, 302 :

Why Apple logo was

bitten??

Colombian girl : How did you gain so much money??

Anas, Saudi : one word…How can I be successful??

Burak, Turkey, 302 : I have no idea….

Mandy, China, 401 : What a

pity you are going to die .

If you won’t die, it should

be iPhone5, not iPhone4S. I

was disappointed a little

bit.

Wilson, China, 302 : I am a big fan

and love your ideas. You change

our life!!!

Victor, Czech Republic :

Adventure in India!!!

Bundit, Thailand, 600 : If you

have failed after launching

the first iPod, what would

you have done for the next

step?? Have you ever

imagined that??

Yoshi, Japan, 501 : Just give me some Macbook, iPad for

free and iPhone4S as well!!!

Ricky, Korea, 401 : Don’t fight with Samsung!!!

Florian, New Caladonia : How did you come up with these great ideas??

…RIP Jobs…You did a lot of good Jobs…