...Timeline은 단순하다. 그것은 개인의 생활을 아주 쉽게 입력받아 아주 보기 좋게 정리해주는 기능이다. 그 핵심 개념은 전혀 혁신적이지 않다. 안네프랑크도 이런걸 했고 이순신 장군도 이런걸 하셨다. Timeline이 엄청난 이유는 그것이 페이스북이기 때문이다. 페이스북이 1) 이 일기장에 무엇을 어떻게 쓸 것인가 2) 이 일기장을 누구에게 보여줄 것인가 라는 부분에 있어서 이제껏 세상에 존재하지 않았던 규모를 달성해 버렸기 때문이다. 개인이 웹서핑을 하던 노래를 듣던 페이스북은 알 수 있다. 그리고 당신이 찾은 웹사이트와 듣던 노래를 8억 인구가 볼 수 있다. 체크인 할 필요도, '라이크'할 필요도, 사진을 업로드할 필요도, 심지어 미처 생각해볼 필요조차 없다. 이것은 엄청나다. 그리고 이것은 엄청나게 문제가 된다. 그리고 이것이 엄청나게 문제가 되는 이유는 서비스의 본질 때문이 아니다. Timeline이 아니라 종이로 된 일기장도 관리를 잘못하면 프라이버시를 훼손하는 법이다. 이것이 엄청나게 문제가 되는 이유는 그것이 페이스북이기 때문이다. 페이스북은 1) 사용자의 개인정보에 대한 건전한 가치관을 갖고 있다는 것과 2) 사용자의 개인정보를 다루는데 있어 염려가 없는 수준의 기술력을 갖고 있다는 것을 충분히 증명하지 못했다. 2)는 꽤 좋아졌다고는 하지만 더 큰 문제는 1)이다. 5분짜리 유흥에 지나지 않는 페이스북 App을 배포함으로써 개발자들이 얼마나 쉽게 수많은 개개인의 페이스북 인맥에 접근할 수 있게 되는지는 놀라울 정도다. 우스운 앱이 당신의 친구들에게 메시지를 뿌리고 있는 것을 발견한 페이스북에서 개인정보가 공개되는 것은 극도로 쉬운 반면 공개하지 않는 것을 선택하는 것은 대체로 상당히 어렵다. 이제 Timeline이 활성화 되면 내가 입력한 (혹은 입력하지 않은!) 나의 태어났을 때 부터의 정보가 흘러나가게 된다. Timeline이 제공하는 멋진 기능을 사용하기 위해 사용자는 알게 (혹은 모르게!) 자신의 정보를 공개하는데 타협하게 된다. 개개인에게 문제는 단지 프라이버시가 침해되느냐 (교수가 내가 놀러간 사진을 보게되느냐)에 국한될 지 몰라도, 페이스북의 본질적 문제는 프라이버시 문제가 아니다. 페이스북은 사용자들에게 기능을 제공하고 정보를 얻어 이익을 얻는다. 사용자들은 페이스북의 기능을 사용하고 자신의 정보를 제공한다. 여기까지는 문제가 없다. 문제는 이 교환과정이 공정치 않다는 데 있다. 페이스북은 사용자들로 하여금 자신이 제공하는 정보의 양과 사용처를 의도적으로 파악하기 힘들게 함으로써 사용자들로 부터 더 많은 것을 얻어내려는 시도를 멈춘 적이 없다. 물건을 파는데 가격표를 숨기는 셈이다. 술 취한 사람에게 술값을 두번 받아내는 셈이다. 이 문제의 절묘함은 개개인이 느끼는 부당함의 크기가 미미한 수준으로 유지된다는 데 있다. 예를 들어 구글 차량에 찍힌 불특정 다수의 사진이 당사자들의 인지 없이 구글 맵에 노출된다는 사실은...
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...Ice break by Astrid Blodgett At some point in your life you will have to make really hard choices and decisions, whether you like it or not. You cannot avoid being hurt, or being exposed to a life changing moment. Maybe you will even experience a situation when you are in a state between life and death. Not all people handle those kinds of things the same, it will not have the same effect on children because they might not understand the consequences. To be a child can be hard sometimes, but will it also be hard if you are in a good environment with a loving and caring family around you? In the shorty story “Ice Break” by Astrid Blodgett, we meet Dawn and her two sisters. We hear about Dawn, who goes ice fishing with her father and younger sister Janie like many times before. Their mother does not go because of the bad season for ice fishing. “After she and Aunt Helen had told Dad and Uncle Rick it was late in the season and the ice was rotten.” (L. 170) When they are out on the lake to look for their Uncle Rick, when the ice breaks. The truck goes right into the cold water and the father tries to help both of his daughters out of the truck. Only Dawn makes it out in time The text is written in a very untraditional way. Astrid Blodgett continuously switches between Dawns story about the accident on the lake, which is a flashback, and Dawns point of view on the atmosphere in the house, where she speaks her sister into coming to the lake with them. So we can divide the...
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...Guanyin’s stillness as a whole shows concentration and deep thought. Elegance is what I saw with detailing in the goddesses’ crown. Looking more closely at Guanyin her clothing is loose fitted showing a sign of comfort as the robe drapes off the sides of her feet. Guanyin is wearing no shoes making her more like the common person and easier to understand. The posture of her hands and body gives a sign of meditation and gave me a feeling of harmony. Guanyin sits promptly on the lotus throne rising from mud. Extravagant designs of 3-D petals that surround the lotus flower in every direction you look at. The lotus flower evokes a sense of smell by giving an essence of being in a garden enriched with flowers. Standing in front of the lotus flower gives imaginary thoughts of being in a garden filled with flourishing flowers in every direction. Elements that forcefully grab my attention are the lotus flower. The whole base of the sculpture lies on the lotus flower. The petals are all symmetrical from one another, reflecting off each other, and giving an extravagant touch to detail. Guanyin is in deep thought while having the comfort of self-awareness sitting on the lotus flower. Times during my life when I felt stressed from certain situations I had...
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...June there was a second eruption and a dome on the side of the volcano collapsed causing a pyroclastic blast – a dense cloud of lava with bursting gas bubbles. 350 people died and others died in camps due to being exposed to disease whilst 80 000 hectares of farmland were buried underneath the ash. There was a huge economic loss of $ 710 million mainly due to agricultural and property damage. The Philippines is mainly considered a disaster hotspot due to the fact is lies across a major plate boundary, the Philippine and Eurasian, causing a frequent amount of volcanoes and earthquakes. The Eurasian plate is forced beneath the Philippine and these series of ‘jerks’ are what cause earthquakes. This is known as a destructive plate boundary because one plate is destroyed underneath another. 80% of the worlds volcanoes occur along destructive plate boundaries. Its northern and eastern coasts also face the Pacific Ocean which is the most tsunami prone which is highly affected as the Philippines lies...
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...Reader Response #2: The Lottery “The Lottery” is a short story written by Shirley Jackson and published in 1948. The title of the story initially leads readers to believe the story is going to be about someone winning some kind of prize. Even the opening of the story seems to protest any foul play or cruel behavior. What the reader is introduced to is a seemingly friendly gathering of a small village community, members all gathered around anxiously awaiting their drawing for the lottery. The village members all chatter amongst one another in a tone that kind neighbors would take with one another. To the surprise of the reader, the story provides a shocking twist. The story is not about someone winning a prize. Instead the story reveals that the lottery is a barbaric and inhumane practice in which the person who is drawn is subsequently stoned to death by the member of the community. Upon first reading the story, I sat there shocked staring at the book, not fathoming what I had read. I ended up going back to the beginning and reading it again. It was after my second time reading the story that the dark, yet brilliant mind of the author finally mesmerized me. From what I gather, Jackson was obviously trying to portray humanity’s ability to be cruel toward their fellow man. The author also pointed out that we are drawn toward such graphic dramatizations because of the pointless inhumanity and violence that we are so inexplicably capable of. Although we do not go around stoning member...
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...Gatsby’s Archetypal Quest for Daisy, the Monetary Prize In The Great Gatsby, the characterizations of Daisy Buchanan and Jay Gatsby, particularly in the flashback of when they first met in Chapter VIII, expose the absence of love that lies beneath the glitz and glamour of wealthy living. When seen through an archetypal lens, Gatsby’s pursuit of Daisy can be seen as an Archetypal quest where the “golden girl” is a treasure, rather than a love interest (Fitzgerald, 120) (Delahoyde, 1). To Jay Gatsby, Daisy is materialistically the ultimate peak of wealth to be obtained, a metaphor best illustrated in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s choice of descriptive words that portray her in the same way that money might be defined. Daisy is a princess “high in a white palace the king’s daughter”, beautiful and comfortably assured a life of ease due to her wealthy place in society (Fitzgerald, 120). In this novel she is more a material, a monetary symbol, than a person, and this best proved in Chapter VIII (Delahoyde, 1). In a flashback of Gatsby’s to when he first knew and loved Daisy, his descriptions paint a picture of her “gleaming like silver, safe and proud above the hot struggles of the poor” (Fitzgerald, 150). In this glowing portrayal that showcases Daisy’s beauty and power, (both things that she was born with, that she did not earn) her appearance and social class is all that is focused on, she is merely an outward image. From the point of view of a man that supposedly loves her, there...
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...cart derailing at any moment before the end of the track surging within me. How will our first days go? What problems will we face in the months to come? Will these unforeseen roadblocks be an obstacle in our path? But as they say, not all days are rainy days and thus our story begins. It’s day one here on the dusty cold red planet. After a long and cold three months trip in the sleeping chambers to Mars, we felt relieved to be on solid grounds. The search team is in search for a stable sector for us to occupy and as the leave no stone unturned, we glanced into the horizon and absorbed the strange beauty that lies before us. Walking about the planet, we find that gravity seems to favor us. Giving us a bit of a hassle but also making us feel like super humans in our space suits. We feel strange in this new world, like aliens invading foreign lands. The search team has found a sector, not far from our landing zone and soon we are on the move, moving like the breeze, swift and calmly. Night time approaches and time has seemed to pass us by. The camp site is all set up and securities are on patrol around the parameters. Who knew what dangers lurked within the darkness of the night. Six months down the road, so far everything seems fine. Our excavating machinery and hydro generators or as we call it here “The Rain Makers” had arrived three months ago. We are now located beneath the surface of the red planet, away from the intensity of the sun. Gravity is still taking some time to...
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...How far has the eruption of Mount Pinatubo helped eliminate all risks from future eruptions? In many countries, eruptions have caused great loss of life, displaced large numbers of people and wildlife, induced short-term climate perturbations, and affected worldwide investments and international relations. Hazardous volcanic activity will continue to occur, and the threat to lives and property is increasing with the growth in population and development near volcanoes, and the increase in national and international air traffic over volcanic regions. However with the help of volcanologists and the profound use of technology it enables us to predict future eruptions which mimimises all damages. Mount Pinatubo is an example of an eruption which had been predicted and prepared for and thus helped eliminate some problems from developing and has helped other countires cope and prepare for forthcoming eruptions. Volcanic eruptions create hazardous conditions, which severely affect people and human infrastructure, near the volcano, in downstream valleys, and thousands of miles away. Evacuation of the population at risk had been the concern of local authorities as early as April 1991 when the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) declared a 6-mile-radius danger zone around the volcano. PHIVOLCS, jointly with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), had conducted intensive studies and monitoring of the volcano’s activity from which it forecast and declared an imminent...
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...an engraver at 14 • Adult life – Always worked as an engraver and professional artist – Was very poor, especially later in life – Always felt rich in spirit IV. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE A Poison Tree BY WILLIAM BLAKE I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with my foe: I told it not, my wrath did grow. And I watered it in fears, Night & morning with my tears: And I sunned it with smiles, And with soft deceitful wiles. HYPERBOLE And it grew both day and night. Till it bore an apple bright. And my foe beheld it shine, And he knew that it was mine. PERSONIFICATION HYPERBOLE/Symbolizes Sin/Wrath And into my garden stole, When the night had veiled the pole; In the morning glad I see; My foe outstretched beneath the tree. V. Symbolizes of Innocence Symbolizes Anger Symbolizes Experience PERSONIFICATION Allusion of Garden of Eden PERSONIFICATION METAPHOR METAPHOR MESSAGE STANZA 1: I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with my foe: I told it not, my wrath did grow As stated in the first line, the persona said that if he is mad to his friend he will tell it and he will immediately feel good but if he is mad to someone who is not a friend, he will consider it as an enemy. He will keep his bad feeling and will last or continue STANZA 2: And I watered it in fears, Night & morning with my tears: And I sunned it with smiles, And with soft deceitful wiles. It is pertaining to the wrath of madness which is personified...
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...[Type the company name] | Written Assignment 3 | Earth Science | | | | | Written Assignment 3 1. Describe the bathymetry of the ocean seafloor and how the features relate to plate tectonics. The term “bathymetry” originally referred to the ocean’s depth relative to sea level, although it has come to mean “submarine topography,” or the depths and shapes of underwater terrain. In the same way that topographic maps represent the three-dimensional features of overland terrain, bathymetric maps illustrate the land that lies underwater. The ocean has mountain ranges, volcanoes, trenches, canyons, and other structures. The oldest rocks on the ocean floor are 180 million years old. This is young compared with the oldest continental rocks, which date from 3.8 billion years ago. While the continental crust has been steadily accumulating throughout Earth’s history, it seems the oceanic crust is created and destroyed rather quickly. It is created at the mid-ocean ridges from hot material rising in the mantle, and then spreads away from the ridges, before eventually being recycled into the mantle at subduction zones. Continental crust is always less dense and more buoyant than oceanic crust, so where they meet, it is the oceanic crust that gives way, sinking (subducting) back into the mantle The boundaries of a tectonic plate may be divergent, convergent, or transform. At divergent boundaries, the crust is extended, thinned, and fractured by the upwelling...
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...broken down into over a dozen different sized pieces of solid rock. The theory of plate tectonics was first discovered by Alfred Wegener in the 20th century. Wegener figured out that all of the continents seemed to have similar edges leading him to believe that the continents were once all connected. He called this a supercontinent and named it Pangaea. He believed that the continents of Pangaea started drifting apart about 300 million years ago and was later known as Continental Drift. ("Geography.about.com", 2016). The Pacific Northwest has a lot of tectonic activity causing many earthquakes. The three tectonic plates that influence these earthquakes are The North America, Juan De Fuca, and the Pacific plate. These three plates make up what is called the Cascadia Strain. The most common damaging earthquakes in Washington and Oregon are deep earthquakes from Juan De Fuca. These earthquakes occur when Juan De Fuca starts to bend and plunge underneath North America. Stresses cause faults in the down going crustal part of the plate causing it to rupture. The Cascadia Subduction Zone is a plate boundary that stretches from Vancouver Island to northern California. Cascadia’s deepest earthquakes are about 100km deep but many subduction zones have earthquakes extending to 600km deep. Cascadia has averaged an earthquake every 243 years over the last 10,000 years. There have been 41 monster quakes along the Cascadia Subduction Zone in that period. The last one was 314 years ago....
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...introduce: * The overall theme(s) of the essay * Make a short presentation of the short story you are going to write about. The introduction may sound like this: “In this essay, I am going to analyze the short story “Reunion” by John Cheever in which the main themes are… and … My main focus will be on the characters and their relationship as well as the ending”. (You may use this introduction or a variation of it in your essay) * Avoid a summary (your reader knows the story!!!). * Do not use headlines in the middle of the essay. * Handle one aspect/point at a time. * Analyzing means reading between the lines to find the author’s message. * When you characterize a character make sure you focus on what lies beneath the surface, fx how he relates to others, his behavior and needs and how he develops in the story. * Write a conclusion that sums up the main points of your essay. * Proofread the assignment before handing it in (Læs korrektur!). Due 11 September 2012 Have...
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...3 Simply was Ecommerce Startups Can Gain More Customers There are some many things mistaken for good company “culture” these days. Businesses are celebrated for allowing employees to come to work in sweats and doling out free lunches. But that all-you-can-eat organic food at the company’s cafeteria or nap pods (they do sound great) could just be masking the sad state of the company culture that lies beneath. While these creative perks can foster a great work environment there usually has to be a complete package. So what are the five things you start doing now to build a better company? Well here are the five things you need for a better business and they are: 1. Hire the right people 2. Use tech to break down barriers 3. Support failure 4. Use perks to send the right signals 5. Don’t let titles restrict roles. I think these are all great tips! But number five is so important! Too often I see businesses letting roles and titles get in the way. Let’s look at it this way, you have the opportunity to have a fresh perspective without having to outsource. These are all great tips which should be consider implemented in any business. And so here are the hidden hacks that will help take your business from zero to hero in the digital space: and they are 1. Automatic emails 2. Consider boosting Facebook followership’s 3. Optimize PR When it comes to reaching customer’s public relations are usually used to get your business. Building the foundation for a strong...
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...College online does not equal or surpass the educational value of a traditional campus learning experience. With a full time college schedule, doing 13.5 credit hours per semester is considered to be another full time job. Most people assume to just do this in their spare time. They assume to be able to still manage a family and have a job. Students have to have a huge amount of time management skills. “As with most things, if you don't manage your time properly, you will find yourself buried beneath a seeming insurmountable mountain of coursework.” (montgomery college, 2013) With a traditional college, there is an instructor explaining things and teaching. This allows for there to be questions at the point of not understanding. With online classes, there is no direct instruction besides the reading of the text. There are also no direct questions available. You have to type an email explaining your question and hope that the instructor understands what you are talking about and where your concern lies. “Research has shown over and over again that community college students who enroll in online courses are significantly more likely to fail” (NY Times, 2013). With online classes, it is way easier to get behind and even harder to gain the ground back again. They can take more time than normal classes usually do. This I believe is because you have to prove your knowledge with assignments versus actually being able to interact with an instructor face to face. References montgomery college...
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...that the new modern art was actually going to destroy the image of art and would eventually hurt the country and his attempt to clean up the race. Essentially the art show was meant to destroy the lives of the artists that had created the pieces of work. The criticizing art show was in fact set up to emphasize the less aesthetic sides of the pieces of art. It was noted by many people that the art was plastered on to the wall without appropriate backgrounds, the lighting was off and used improperly to make the art appear worse that what it was, some of the pieces were intentionally placed on the exhibit walls upside-down, and overall the pieces were displayed in an awful manner. All of this was intentional, because Hitler believed that the expressionism form of art was not true art, but that true art was in fact art that embodied nature and naturalesque or realistic aspects of life. Oppositely, the expressionism was meant to show what lies beneath the...
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