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The ‘Blogfather’ And His Comments On Modern Internet

Blog is a word that one doesn’t hear as much nowadays. Blog is short for weblog, a website where a person posts anything they want online in a sort of online diary. Hossein Derakhshan is a blogger who was known as “The Blogfather” in Iran. However, he was imprisoned for 6 years due to what he wrote. When he was released, a new internet ruled by social media greeted him. In his article, Derakhshan argues that servies like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are killing the web by turning it into a stream of info that users absorb. He points out that the web is no longer this extensive network of i

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Humanyze And How Employers Take Your Privacy For Granted

It would be pretty scary if someone kept track of our daily life. Our habits, interactions, secrets, and anything in between would be known by this person. He or she may even know more about us then we know about ourselves. With the advent of new technology, employers have seemingly gained this ability of surveillance. Current and prospective employees are screened through public social media. Some workplaces use devices that keep track of location, speed, and even tone of voice. While some of these developments are worrying, they are actually beneficial to use as long as employees’ privacy i

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Resevationhop: A Moral Service?

Waiting in line is an extremely frustrating process. Everyday people are forced to waste time waiting for the service they want just because establishments can’t handle the amount of patrons they receive. Some restaurants take this even further by having week long or even month long wait times with reservation. With the service ReservationHop, customers can skip the waiting process by just paying money. Those who value their time over money would enjoy using this service. Even if some may disagree with the service, ReservationHop it a truly useful service that allows people to be more efficien

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Hacking Team’s Morality: Good Or Bad?

Software, like any other tool, can be used for good and bad. The nature of the software itself can influence its use as well. In the case of Hacking Team, an IT company formed by David Vincenzetti and Valeriano Bedeschi, software that intrudes on privacy was produced. The company did not make sound moral decisions in creating its software. The company’s actions show that computer scientists should not create software without a moral compass. Hacking Team created a “comprehensive suite for man-in-the-middle attacks” (Jeffries). This software allowed users to control computers remotely by inse

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Social Media Should Not Be Censored

The right of free speech and the boundaries that separate it from hate speech has been an issue ever since the first social media network became public. However, in recent years the topic has become more and more heavily debated as controversial topics and social media networks efforts to censor them have become more prevalent. This debate has sparked the question of: do we as citizens believe social media networks should have the right to limit what it is we post and say on social media? The topic is far from black and white due to the possibility of horrible things being posted such as, expl

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Differences Between Men And Women's Sport And Their Coverage In Media

Introduction In this study, we are focusing on the differences between men and women’s sport and their coverage in media. Would the increase in coverage of women’s sport generate more interest with women’s sport? The independent variable testing was the participant’s gender and age. The dependent variables were if they watched sports, if they are interested in watching women’s sport, and if they do believe women’s sports are being covered more in media. Methods The sample data collected through those that are conveniently close. It was shared on social media for friends to see. It was als

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Turkey Run Observation And Review

Upon arriving at Turkey Run, the class observed two different areas; a modern sedimentary environment and an ancient sedimentary rock. The modern sedimentary environment was a shore next to a river, with a wide assortment rocks and minerals. Among the rocks seen at the shore were sandstone, limestone, calcite, quartz, muscovite, and granite. Overall, the sediment was not very well sorted, was subangular and had varied sizes of grains from pebbles to sand to silt. Some biologically produced sediment was present, as well as bedforms in the form of asymmetric ripples. The ancient sedimentary ro

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Socioeconomic Oppression In The Glass Castle

Not everyone can rise from the ashes of poverty as we see Jeanette Walls do in The Glass Castle, but she beat the odds and overcame the socioeconomic oppression she faced in her youth. Jeanette faces socioeconomic oppression throughout The Glass Castle because of her parents inability to manage the families finances, which led to them being low on the “hierarchy” of poverty where the Walls family lived. Hierarchies are everywhere, in sports, Girl Scouts, work places, even high school! And West Virginia is no exception. No one was rich in Welch, but everyone seemed to be richer than the Wall

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Will The Real John Callahan Please Stand Up?

Summary This quasi memoir is written by a man named John Callahan, a cartoonist. Initially flipping through the pages, it seems to be a rather childish book with cartoons riddled all throughout it. However, it is far from childish. John Callahan is a man who became quadriplegic due to a car accident, which he explains in the book. The book is hardly structured as a flowing story as you would expect, rather it is an accumulation of stories throughout his life. The book is set up in two ways: either he is telling a story about an event in his life and he illustrates it with cartoons, or he shar

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The Bacchae

To live without want for anything, in a state where everything necessary to live is provided for and one has only to enjoy themselves to the fullest, is the ideal dream. In Eurypides’ play “The Bacchae” such a perfect lifestyle is not only rejected, but even despised and feared. In the city of Thebes, the women are all driven into that lifestyle by Dionysus, the god of wine and madness, out of anger towards the ruler of the city and his family. That ruler’s name is Pentheus, who, like his family, spread lies and denies that Dionysus is a true god born from Zeus. The self righteousn

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The Chubby 6th Grader

It’s funny to see how people react when I tell them that the show How I Met Your Mother changed my life, and I wish I could see the look on your face after reading that. But while it may sound weird, or even a little childish, it’s 100% true that How I Met Your Mother gave me the confidence I have today in regard to the social aspect of my life. Growing up, I was always pressured by my dad to get a girlfriend. Now most guys will say that their dad laid a few jokes or two on them when they got to high school about getting a girlfriend, but that’s not what I’m talking about. No, what I’m talk

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Lord Of The Flies And Beyond: What Faults Does Our Society Have?

William Golding, author of Lord of the Flies, believes that impatience is society’s biggest fault, while Catherine MacKinnon of the New York Times thinks that a lack of mutual respect for one another is our largest fault. Although Golding and MacKinnon may disagree about this, most of us can agree that both disrespect and impatience are issues in our society. In Lord of the Flies, the characters attempt to create an organized society, but the problem was that the boys were impatient, which lead to its inevitable downfall. The biggest example of impatience in the story is Jack, and his leavin

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Tolerance

Ice breakers almost always include the question of, “Where are you from?” and having grown up in Naperville, Illinois, whenever I bring that up to people, I often get the response, “Oh wow, wasn’t that named one of the country’s most mean towns to live in?”. That question is usually followed by the immediate judgement that I am a mean, rich, shallow person with little regard for other people. Now, having grown up in Naperville, I can personally attest that many of the people who live there are, well, mean. I don’t know their back stories so I try my hardest not to judge, but many are extremely

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Science Of The Nazca – South American Plate Boundary

The Chile Earthquake of 2010 is one geological event that was associated with the Nazca/South American Plate Boundary. The magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck at 3:34 A.M. on February 27, 2010, with an epicenter 200 miles southwest of Santiago, and a focus 22 miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. A 300 to 375 mile stretch of the fault had ruptured, and caused the earthquake. This fracture was caused by the stress brought on by the convergence between the Nazca and the South American Plates, and the fracture had a secondary effect of lifting a portion of seabed in the Pacific Ocean, causing

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Expertise

Baseball is as American as the red, white and blue that sits on our flag, it is a sport that was created by us, and to this day is one of the sports that we dominate the most in. Growing up in the suburbs right outside Chicago, almost everyone is a Chicago Cubs fan or a Chicago White Sox fan. While that makes sense for them, considering those are the two teams that play close to our town, I chose to be different, I chose to be a New York Yankees fan. Growing up in the minority wasn’t fun, most people look at the Yankees and think of them as the bad guys because they have the money and willingn

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Redemption In The Ring

The sounds of blaring sirens and heavy traffic were muffled inside the Osaka Boxing Center, where all that could be heard were the heavy outcries from the audience. The grand finals to determine the Middleweight California State Champion was about to commence. The two fighters were longtime rival and friends Damon and Alfonso. Both fighters were known for their sense of compassion and nobility, especially being boxers, but recent tabloids claiming that Damon would triumph contaminated Alfonso with a sinister state. As the two boxers approached the ring, both were met with a swarm of interviewe

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Make Your Home Among Strangers Evaluation

Common read books have been used for years to provide a community amongst students with one book that all students must read. By doing this, it makes stimulating conversations in class easier, and gives all students at least one thing in common they can talk about. It also encourages kids to read things other than textbooks, and provides books that are thought provoking on a more personal level. NIU’s common read book, Make Your Home Among Strangers, is a great common read book for it uses good organization, has full character development, establishes a take away value, and provides relatable

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An Anti-war Story Passionate In Its Aversion Of Passion

In Kurt Vonnegut’s novel Slaughterhouse-Five , the englishmen stand out as “clean and enthusiastic and decent and strong” (Vonnegut 119). They exhibit every romantic quality possibly derived from the brave men sent off to defend their country from villainy, and are even the subject of adoration for the nazis who run their prison. It would be easy to mistakenly say that these men give war a glorious image. However, they actually mock it. They stand out from every other character not only for being the epitome of strength and honor, but also for being “among the first English-speaki

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