# data[].attributes.body
This video is an example of a synchronic time perception because the competitors of this cooking show have to cook without a timer. This tests a chef's ability to cook without knowing the exact time. It shows tests how experienced chefs are to know when the food is cooked well.

Mr. Peabody & Sherman is a movies that uses a time machine that allows them to adventure all over the world and at different time periods. This is an example of a synchronic time perception because time is used as a tool
and is able to be manipulated.

This is a picture of a bus schedule which is an example of sequential time because the efficiency and speed are important aspects for bus routes.

Just-in-time is a type of manufacturing philosophy that a lot of companies such as Dell, Toyota, and McDonald's use to maximize efficiency. This is an example of sequential time  perception because these companies only receive goods only as needed by the production processes. This reduces waste and emphasizes on the current inventory and how much is needed at that time in order to respond to customers and their demands.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Soft Boiled Eggs With No Sense Of Time | Season 1 Ep. 6 | MASTERCHEF JUNIOR

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
The kids are missing one key tool when making their soft boiled eggs....a timer!

# data[].attributes.body
Sequential v.s Synchronous

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Exclusive: First Official Trailer for The Belko Experiment! On March 17, 2017, you've heard about the BEAUTY, now take a look at the BEAST. Starring Tony Goldwyn, John Gallagher Jr., Adria Arjona, Michael Rooker, John C McGinley, Sean Gunn, Melonie Diaz. Written by James Gunn. Directed by Greg McLean.

# data[].attributes.body
In Japan, children are warned to hide their stomachs during thunderstorms, especially before sleeping. It is believed that Raijin (the god of thunder), will steal and eat your belly button during a storm. This is an example of outer direction culture because the power of nature,  such as a thunderstorm has cultural meaning in Japan.

In Yemen, women are taught from an early age to avoid the meat of goats because they believe that eating it will cause them to grow beards. I thought this was an example of outer direction culture because this is an exaggeration to anybody besides the people of Yemen because it has a direct correlation of a specific food and gender.

The "Walking Dead" is a television show where the world has reached a point where walkers/zombies are abundant and you are able to become one if bitten. This is an example of inner direction because it is based on survival of the strongest.

The Belko Experiment is a new movie that locks a company's building where nobody can escape. They are then instructed to kill some people off. This is an example of exaggerated inner direction because this tests the morals of every employee as they must "kill or be killed".

# data[].attributes.body
This picture of 'Mulan' from the film is an example of ascribed and achieved status. Mulan's role as a woman can be seen as ascribed status because  in the movie, she is first depicted by getting ready (bathing, putting on make-up) to look presentable in front of the matchmaker. This shows that in this society, the women hold a domestic role as a wife and mother. Mulan later has to pretend to be a male in order to take her ill father's place in the war. The role of a soldier is an achieved status because she had to work hard in order to prove herself that she is fit to be a soldier as a female.

Homelessness is a controversial issue and can be seen as achieved or ascribed status. Some people were born with disabilities or did not have support from parents/guardians at a young age. These people had no control over their circumstances and become homeless by default. Some people are homeless because they achieved this or did not achieve enough.

This is a photo of Sergey Brin, who is the co-founder of Google. I think he is an example of achieved status because his family immigrated from Moscow, Russia (at the time it was the Soviet Union), to the United States. He has worked alongside co-founder, Larry Page, to create the world's most used search engine. His estimated net worth is $24.4 billion.

This picture shows the amount of money spent from taxpayers to support the royal family. The total cost of about 36,000,000 pounds is equivalent to 44,929,260.00 U.S dollars. This is about 56 pounds which is 69.89 U.S dollars per person. This grand amount shows how the royal family is considered ascribed status because they were born into royalty.

# data[].attributes.body
The first picture shows a research group. This is an example of specificity because this is a professional group that maintain work relationships and a respectful environment. Their goal is all the same which is to gain results for their research.

When I watched Grey's Anatomy, I remembered one couple that had a newborn with a rare disease. This rare disease, depicted in the second photo, is called osteogenesis or brittle bone disease. This is an example of specificity because it requires specialists that have the position to treat this patient (that are able to do surgeries and the medical procedure "percutaneous vertebroplasty")

The third photo is the cast of the TV show "Community". This is an example of diffusiveness because this group used to only meet up to study for one class but they began to hang out more and have a broad range of relationships with each other.

The fourth photo is from the movie of "The Secret Life of Pets". This is an example of diffusiveness because the gang of different animals had to use their personalities and ideas to work together to find their friend dogs, Max and Duke.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.entities[].name
Dory & Hank Save Nemo & Marlin | Short Version

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Finding Dory - FINAL SCENE HD - Finding Dory 2016 Best Moments

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Finding Dory - FINAL SCENE HD - Dory & Hank Save Nemo & Marlin Scene : https://youtu.be/wIyJ_tGtsio Thanks for watching! Please help me like and share this videos, and don't forget to subscribe to watch more! Thank you! :D Dory is a wide-eyed, blue tang fish who suffers from memory loss every 10 seconds or so.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
BANGKOK - A Thai theater chain has withdrawn the latest "Hunger Games" movie after several student protesters were detained for using a gesture taken from the films, a three-finger salute of resistance to authoritarian government.

The salute, which in the movies is a daring act of silent rebellion, began to appear here in the weeks after the May 22 coup. The authorities warned that anyone raising it in public could be subject to arrest.

The military government in Thailand has clamped down on all forms of protest, censored the country's news media, limited the right to public assembly and arrested critics and opponents. Hundreds of academics, journalists and activists have been detained for up to a month, according to Human Rights Watch.

The arrests came on Wednesday, before the premiere in Thailand of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1." Five students in T-shirts bearing the slogan "We don't want the coup" flashed the sign during a speech by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who led the coup and later became head of the military government.

The students were quickly detained by the police, who handed them over to military authorities.

Army officials later confirmed that the students were held for several hours for "attitude adjustment" and then released. They were told to report back the next day with their parents and still could be charged with violating martial law.

The prime minister was making his first visit to northeastern Thailand, the heartland of the red shirt political movement that supports former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a coup in 2006. Armed soldiers are highly visible in the northeast, manifesting the military's control, while there is little sign of them in Bangkok's streets.

The prime minister appeared to take the students' protest in stride, according to local news reports. He was quoted as saying: "Well, that's it. But it's O.K. Go easy on them. We will take care of the problems. Any more protests? Make it quick."

Three more students were detained in Bangkok on Thursday outside a theater where the film was being shown.

The students were members of a protest group that said it had bought hundreds of tickets to a showing of the film and planned to hand them out free, according to The Bangkok Post.

The theater chain, Apex, quickly canceled showings of the film. A spokesman for Apex told the newspaper that the company acted because "we feel our theaters are being used for political movements."

In "The Hunger Games" novels by Suzanne Collins and in the films based on them, the salute begins as a gesture of gratitude and farewell and evolves into a symbol of defiance. One of the detained students, Natchacha Kongudom, told reporters, "The three-finger sign is a sign to show that I am calling for my basic right to live my life."

Francis Lawrence, the director of several films in the series, said he was both excited and concerned that the salute was being used in Thailand.

"We were shooting when this started happening," he said in remarks reported by The Sydney Morning Herald. "Part of it is sort of thrilling, that something that happens in the movie can become a symbol for people, for freedom or protest."

But he added: "When kids start getting arrested for it, it takes the thrill out of it, and it becomes much more dangerous, and it makes the feeling much more complex. When people are getting arrested for doing something from your movie, it's troubling."

One student who was detained performed another banned act of protest, silently reading George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984" in public.

The military government in Bangkok says its crackdown on dissent is necessary to restore calm to a nation that was torn by months of street protests leading to the coup. It has said it plans to hold a general election eventually, and then hand power to a civilian government, but that a number of conditions must first be met.

A new constitution is being drafted, including a proposal by the military to make the current restrictions on the news media permanent; news groups are challenging the proposal.

Poypiti Amatatham contributed reporting.

A version of this article appears in print on , on Page A12 of the New York edition with the headline: Thai Students Held for Using 'Hunger Games' Salute. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Thai Protesters Are Detained After Using 'Hunger Games' Salute

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
BANGKOK - A Thai theater chain has withdrawn the latest "Hunger Games" movie after several student protesters were detained for using a gesture taken from the films, a three-finger salute of resistance to authoritarian government. The salute, which in the movies is a daring act of silent rebellion, began to appear here in the weeks after the May 22 coup.

# data[].attributes.body
In this first article, it shows that 40,000 people were at the Women's March in Austin. This is one of almost 300 other marches that were also held in several other cities. It was a peaceful symbol of standing up for the protection of human rights, safety and health of all people. I thought this was a great example of communitarianism because it shows how united we are, worldwide.

The movie Hunger Games is an example of individualism because it shows how one individual became a symbol of rebellion to the wealthy Capitol/government. In this second article, the influence of the movie Hunger Games is apparent when Thai protesters used the same gesture from the movie as a symbol of resistance to their own government.

The third example is the final scenes of Finding Dory where animals from the aquarium and from the ocean work together to make sure everyone is safe. I thought this was an example of communitarism because the individuals do not work selfishly towards their own pursuits, they work together for the benefit of all.

The fourth example is a picture of a take on "collectivism". This highlights the need for individualism because it shows how everyone is different and the idea of treating everyone the same is faulty.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Organizers for the Women's March on Austin said they had more than 50,000 people attend the march in downtown Austin Saturday. Austin Police said the participants filled more than 20 downtown city blocks.

Organizers said their event's intention is to peacefully stand for the protection of human rights, safety and health for all people.

The Austin event was a sister march to one also taking place in the nation's capital Saturday: The Women's March on Washington, as well as others around the globe.

Organizers of both events said that they want to alert the incoming administration of President Donald Trump that they expect America's elected leaders to protect the rights of women, their families and their communities.

"This march isn't about being anti-Trump," says lead organizer Melissa Fiero. "It's about being part of a historic social movement and sending a bold message that women's rights are human rights."

"I don't want to go backwards for the next four years, we all want to go forward with what we had," attendee Nancy Molbert said.

"The last march I was in, was 1968 the Anti Vietnam peace march in Washington, D.C. This works," Molbert said.

Other women also talked about how it was powerful hearing the yelling and chanting. Another said it was a relief seeing so many people who feel the same way. Another talked about how it made her proud to be a woman.

The Austin program concluded with speeches from former Texas State Sen. Wendy Davis, Texas House Rep. Senfronia Thompson and speaker and author Lizzie Velasquez.

"Well I don't know about you my fellow nasty women warriors, but I have had enough of that," Davis said, using a quote from President Donald Trump to reference unequal pay for women.

Davis wore her same sneakers she wore during her famous filibuster in 2013 fighting for abortion rights.

This grassroots effort is produced by Women Rising and Taylor Collective Solutions and includes partner organizations such as Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas, Texas Freedom Network, Progress Texas and Annie's List.

The Women's March on Austin is one of nearly 300 sister marches happening around the world to take place on Jan. 21, with the potential to exceed a million participants, organizers said.

For more information, visit marchonaustin.com or facebook.com/womensmarchonaustin

Opt-in for text updates: text whyimarch to 97779.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Austin Police: 40,000 people attend Women's March at Capitol

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Organizers for the Women's March on Austin said they had more than 50,000 people attend the march in downtown Austin Saturday. Austin Police said the participants filled more than 20 downtown city blocks.Organizers said their event's intention is to peacef

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Sixteen members of the advisory commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have resigned in protest of President Trump's policies.

Photo: Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images

Yesterday (February 15), 10 members of the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders resigned from their appointed positions because of fundamental disagreements with President Donald Trump's rhetoric and positions on immigration, refugees and communities of color.

The commission, established under executive order by President Clinton in 1999, continued through the tenures of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. Under Obama, the commission-along with the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders housed within the Department of Education- advocated for the disaggregation of racial and ethnic data related to housing, health and education needs, anti-bullying programs, and the expansion of interpreter and translation services to reach Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders.

In their resignation letter to Trump, the commissioners point to recent executive orders and negative rhetoric that they say have singled out vulnerable communities. They write:

"[W]e can no longer serve a president whose policies aim to create outcomes that are diametrically opposite to our principles, goals, and charge. In addition...we object to your portrayal of immigrants, refugees, people of color and people of various faiths as untrustworthy, threatening, and a drain on our nation... We have and will always strive to ensure that America, our America, will never go back to the days of exclusion, segregation, and internment."

The 10 commissioners who resigned this week join six others who previously resigned on Inauguration Day. Their terms were set to expire on September 30, 2017. McClatchy reports that there are four members who still remain on the Commission.

Asian Americans represent the fastest growing racial group in the United States. Read the full letter from the commissioners to Trump here.

Related: 100+ AAPI Orgs Vow to Resist the Trump Administration
*This post has been updated to note that 16 of the 20 members of the Commission resigned.

Related Articles

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
The White House Commission on Asian American and Pacific Islanders Just Lost Most of Its Members | Colorlines

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Sixteen members of the advisory commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have resigned in protest of President Trump's policies. Photo: Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images Yesterday (February 15), 10 members of the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders resigned from their appointed positions because of fundamental disagreements with President Donald Trump's rhetoric and positions on immigration, refugees and communities of color.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Netizens accuse T.O.P of receiving advantages in the military for being a celebrity

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Netizens are accusing Big Bang's T.O.P of receiving special treatment in the military. Recently, photos of T.O.P and JYJ's Junsu at ...

# data[].attributes.body
In this first article, rapper Kodak Black was able to post a $100,000 bail for sexual battery charges in 2016. But in 2015, he was also arrested for multiple charges of assault, robbery, kidnapping and assault. Despite these charges, he has became a rising star as a rapper. In relation to particularlism, his fans are still supportive although he has been arrested under multiple accounts within 2 years and is able to post bail because he has the money.

The second article shows the dilemma of the current immigration issues.  "A Day Without Immigrants" was major movement to show the view of how immigrants are necessary for America and America's economy. The McDonald restaurants that closed this day is a response from particularists that will oppose the universalist system if they pursue against immigrants.

The third article is a dilemma that favors universalism because it favors rules and the system. In South Korea, males are required to serve time in the military. T.O.P, a famous Korean and worldwide celebrity, is under fire for supposedly receiving better treatment because of his status. This contrasts the first example.

In the fourth article, the White House Commission on Asian American and Pacific Islanders resigned in protest to Trump's policies. This is a powerful step towards particularlism because it shows how these representatives, who have government jobs chose to resign because they do not agree with the universalist, executive orders of Trump.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
McDonald's locations across the United States are shutting down on a "Day Without Immigrants."

On Thursday, organizers in cities across the country encouraged immigrants not to show up for work or patronize businesses, to show how crucial they are to the American economy.

According to reports on social media, some McDonald's locations are feeling the impact and have been forced to close for the day.

"I was going to stop at McDonald's for breakfast, but it's closed," one Facebook user from New Jersey wrote. "I hear it's closed because this is the day immigrants are taking off as protest to Trump's immigration law. I was annoyed at first until I realized why it was closed. Now I'm in full support of anything that goes against Trump and his ilk."

"Just FYI. Today is immigrants day," another Facebook user from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma wrote. "In spirit of it the McDonald's on Douglas off the highway is closed. True story. Enjoy your day."

It is unclear if franchisees purposefully closed their locations. However, in at least in one instance, it seems that workers simply did not show up.

The "Day Without Immigrants" protest comes in response to President Donald Trump's plans to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, as well as his promise to pass more aggressive deportation policies. The protest also addresses Trump's executive order banning immigrants from seven majority-Muslim nations from entering the US, a ban which was frozen but Trump has said he plans to rewrite.

By refusing to work, immigrants involved in the protest attempt to demonstrate how exactly the US would be impacted by increased deportations and new immigration policies.
For more news videos visit Yahoo View, available now on iOS and Android.
NOW WATCH: You've probably been eating chicken wings all wrong - here's the right way to do it

More From Business Insider

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
McDonald's restaurants across the US are shutting down for a 'Day Without Immigrants' protest

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
McDonald's locations across the United States are shutting down on a "Day Without Immigrants." On Thursday, organizers in cities across the country encouraged immigrants not to show up for work or patronize businesses, to show how crucial they are to the American economy.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
After being extradited from Florida to South Carolina to face sexual battery charges, Kodak Black has posted $100,000 bail to be released from jail. On Thursday afternoon, an image of the Pompano Beach rapper was posted to his Instagram following the release.

"I can't wait to get back to doing what I love most - working at being the illest rapper alive," the caption said, after thanking the rapper's supporters and legal team.

On Wednesday, the graphic details of Kodak Black's sexual battery charge were made public. The warrant says that during the alleged incident, he "forced the victim onto the bed in the room and then onto the floor of the room," "removed the victim's underwear," and that the "victim repeatedly told the defendant no and to stop. The defendant did not stop." Sexual misconduct in South Carolina carries a prison sentence of up to 30 years.

Black was previously serving a 120-day sentence after pleading no contest to two misdemeanor drug charges. Back in May, he was arrested for robbery, false imprisonment, possession of a firearm, and possession of marijuana. Black entered a no contest plea deal that mitigated a prison sentence for 12 months of house arrest and five years of probation. It was during the jail release process when authorities discovered the outstanding arrest warrants for the misdemeanor drug charges and sexual battery.

SPIN has reached out to Kodak Black's representative for comment.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Kodak Black Released From Jail After Posting Bail

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
After being extradited from Florida to South Carolina to face sexual battery charges, Kodak Black has posted $100,000 bail to be released from jail. On Thursday afternoon, an image of the Pompano Beach rapper was posted to his Instagram following the release.

# data[].attributes.headline
Dilemma Theory: Universalism v.s Particularism  

# data[].attributes.subject
Dilemma Theory: Universalism v.s Particularism  

# data[].attributes.body
Hi! My name is Daniella Tran. I was born and raised in Houston, Texas. I have two older brothers. My parents are from Vietnam but I have not been able to visit yet. I would love to one day though. I am currently a freshman and a biochemistry major. I have three dogs named Cookie, Prim, and Benji.

I enjoy different genres of music and I love attending concerts and music festivals.

I also like taking photos and am currently trying to get into photography. Some of my photos are on this website, if you would like to check them out :)