Sunday, March 20, 2016
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Imagine sending your 16 year old --that placed in two national competitions for math and for music that earned a 3.65 GPA at the second highest academically ranked high school for that year in the USA while he started for the high school football team as a wide receiver, started for the high school baseball team as a starting center fielder, started for the (winter) indoor track team as a 500 meter and 4 by 400 meter sprinter and relayer --to a psychiatric mental hospital to remain in group homes for the mentally disabled until 22 years of age and, suggesting to him that it's a good idea to remain in the mental health "system" for the rest of his life, drugged with tranquilizers and anti-convulsive medication. This happened to me. This was written by Mark Ralph Rowe on 3/9/2016 in the zip code 92101 of San Diego.Imagine sending your 16 year old --that placed in two national competitions for math and for music that earned a 3.65 GPA at the second highest academically ranked high school for that year in the USA while he started for the high school football team as a wide receiver, started for the high school baseball team as a starting center fielder, started for the (winter) indoor track team as a 500 meter and 4 by 400 meter sprinter and relayer --to a psychiatric mental hospital to remain in group homes for the mentally disabled until 22 years of age and, suggesting to him that it's a good idea to remain in the mental health "system" for the rest of his life, drugged with tranquilizers and anti-convulsive medication. This happened to me. This was written by Mark Ralph Rowe on 3/9/2016 in the zip code 92101 of San Diego.
Imagine sending your 16 year old --that placed in two national competitions for math and for music that earned a 3.65 GPA at the second highest academically ranked high school for that year in the USA while he started for the high school football team as a wide receiver, started for the high school baseball team as a starting center fielder, started for the (winter) indoor track team as a 500 meter and 4 by 400 meter sprinter and relayer --to a psychiatric mental hospital to remain in group homes for the mentally disabled until 22 years of age and, suggesting to him that it's a good idea to remain in the mental health "system" for the rest of his life, drugged with tranquilizers and anti-convulsive medication.
This happened to me.
This was written by Mark Ralph Rowe on 3/9/2016 in the zip code 92101 of San Diego.
This happened to me.
This was written by Mark Ralph Rowe on 3/9/2016 in the zip code 92101 of San Diego.
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Saturday, March 5, 2016
What was the Industrial Revolution Era like in Great Britian and what effect did it have on the expansion urban living?
The Industrial Revolution period encompassing the vast social and economic changes that resulted from the development of steam powered machinery mass-production methods. It began in about 1760 in Great Britain extending through some of the first half of the nineteenth century. The lives of large sections of the population of Great Britain underwent massive changes during the industrial revolution. Work became more regimented and disciplined and began to take place outside the home. A movement of the population to the cities from the countryside produced dramatic changes in lifestyle.
The Industrial belt of Britain stretched from the Scottish lowlands to the valleys of southern Wales. The establishment of major factory centers helped develop networks of canals, roads, and railroads. Some of these major factory centers are Derbyshire, Lancashire, Manchester, Nottinghamshire, and Yorkshire. This is where the proletariat class was born. The Industrial Revolution helped create opportunities for employment for all members of the family. However, any improvement to the quality of life for the laboring class had come from a hard and bitter experience from factory labor.
The Industrial belt of Britain stretched from the Scottish lowlands to the valleys of southern Wales. The establishment of major factory centers helped develop networks of canals, roads, and railroads. Some of these major factory centers are Derbyshire, Lancashire, Manchester, Nottinghamshire, and Yorkshire. This is where the proletariat class was born. The Industrial Revolution helped create opportunities for employment for all members of the family. However, any improvement to the quality of life for the laboring class had come from a hard and bitter experience from factory labor.
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The blog effect.
What do Blogs achieve in mainstream society? What long term consequences to they consecrate?
While blogging is piquing the interest of mainstream media, youth, academic researchers, and entrepreneurial Silicon Valley, only a fraction of Internet users read blogs and many do not even know what the term means. Reports on how many people read blogs vary (Rainie 2005, Comscore 2005), but even in the United States, less than 50% of Internet users read blogs and many do not even know when they do (Buchwalter 2005). Numerous tools have been built to support blogging and people have extended those tools to do a wide variety of things that may or may not be considered blogging. While the term has been used to hype a new phenomenon, people are not always clear about what it references. Blog is not a self-descriptive term and, as a consequence, blogs, bloggers and blogging are being conceptualized in conflicting and unclear ways by both press and academics. The goal of this paper is to uncover and analyze the variable ways in which the term is being used in order to highlight how relevant social groups are talking past one another and inserting bias into the analysis of blogs and blogging. Rather than arguing for a definitive definition, this paper invites scholars to conceptualize blogging as a diverse set of practices that result in the production of diverse content on top of a medium that we call blogs.
This paper begins by exploring how tool developers, media, researchers, and practitioners have conceptualized blogging. Blogs are often seen as a genre of computer- mediated communication that can be evaluated in content and structure terms. Variations on styles are viewed as sub-genres; these sub-genres are typically devised by drawing parallels to pre-existing genres of textual production such as diaries and journalism.
While blogging is piquing the interest of mainstream media, youth, academic researchers, and entrepreneurial Silicon Valley, only a fraction of Internet users read blogs and many do not even know what the term means. Reports on how many people read blogs vary (Rainie 2005, Comscore 2005), but even in the United States, less than 50% of Internet users read blogs and many do not even know when they do (Buchwalter 2005). Numerous tools have been built to support blogging and people have extended those tools to do a wide variety of things that may or may not be considered blogging. While the term has been used to hype a new phenomenon, people are not always clear about what it references. Blog is not a self-descriptive term and, as a consequence, blogs, bloggers and blogging are being conceptualized in conflicting and unclear ways by both press and academics. The goal of this paper is to uncover and analyze the variable ways in which the term is being used in order to highlight how relevant social groups are talking past one another and inserting bias into the analysis of blogs and blogging. Rather than arguing for a definitive definition, this paper invites scholars to conceptualize blogging as a diverse set of practices that result in the production of diverse content on top of a medium that we call blogs.
This paper begins by exploring how tool developers, media, researchers, and practitioners have conceptualized blogging. Blogs are often seen as a genre of computer- mediated communication that can be evaluated in content and structure terms. Variations on styles are viewed as sub-genres; these sub-genres are typically devised by drawing parallels to pre-existing genres of textual production such as diaries and journalism.
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