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Dylans Journalism Blog

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Thursday, October 8, 2009. I recently read a blog about the GE solar panels. Mentioned in my last post. This guy seems interested in the topic and thinks that GE will be successful in their step to make solar panels, although mostly large buisinesses will be the ones to purchase the product. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Coming to an end. An Obligatory "Learning" Post. My final project I. The Findings of My Interviews. Interview with First Selectman. Kae Kae's Journalism Blog. What should i choose?

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NewsWorthy: January 2010

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Tuesday, January 12, 2010. An Obligatory "Learning" Post. What did I learn? This is an incredibly hard question to answer, or even attempt to answer. How can I start to encapsulate all that I have learned in a few lines of text? Besides, what I have learned in this class isn't learning in the traditional "formulas and word definitions" sense. It is more a learning of trends and future skills. The trends of where technology is going and the future skills of computer literacy. Sunday, January 10, 2010.

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NewsWorthy: Lions and Tigers and Social Networks, Oh My!

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Lions and Tigers and Social Networks, Oh My! And who they want to read it from. It the New York Times does not have the information a person wants, they can be at the Washington Post's homepage in less than ten seconds. The power of knowledge is now in the hands of the people. Let's hope we can figure out what to do with it before we self-destruct. December 3, 2009 at 8:13 AM. December 3, 2009 at 9:17 AM. Heres an interesting article about dark on white text schemes:. Instag...

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NewsWorthy: October 2009

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009. Tech Nerds- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Everyone Else}. Whose fault is this? Should the public education system get the blame? Or, maybe, even the kids' fault? Let's start with public education. Isn't the responsibility of education to better and prepare students for their later lives and to help them perform well in the "real" world? That hasn't changed in decades, to a more technologically advanced one. Of course there are those that si...

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NewsWorthy: Presentation

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Sunday, January 10, 2010. I am embedding my video presentation in here just in case the school's firewall blocks the website I have it hosted on. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 10,000 Words : where journalism and technology meet :. Adsquare Launches U.S. Operations. IT'S MELTING. By the end of the century. Daily Report: A Net Neutrality Setback for Facebook in India. Blog post of the week. Interview with First Selectman. Kae Kae's Journalism Blog. What should i choose? The Findings of My Interviews.

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NewsWorthy: The Future of Education

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Friday, December 11, 2009. The Future of Education. I have been continuing to do research for my project on Web 2.0/technology and education and have been visiting the blogs and websites of various educators who have studied this field. I have been reading some interesting articles on the status of technology and education, including this one. Or a collaborative Wiki. This article reminded me of a blog post I read by Patrick Higgins. That discusses his recent trip to an education conference and how some ...

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Pierre BHS Journalism: An old breathing technique could help many people suffering from asthma.

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Jeudi 5 novembre 2009. An old breathing technique could help many people suffering from asthma. A 58 years old man, David Wiebe live at Woodstock, NY and has a 48-years history of violent asthma, causing him a lot of problems and was treated for 20 years with steroids. But last year, he heard about a 50 years old breathing method, the Buteyko method. The Russian doctor Konstantin Buteyko named and developped it in 1952. After watching a video on Youtube. When David Weibe explain his situation before the ...

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Sean's Journalism Blogg: January 2010

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Thursday, January 21, 2010. Coming to an end. Since taking 21st century journalism I've learned the following:. Miller has major sass. Miller doesnt know French like he thought he did. Kellz isnt as dumb as I thought. But in all seriousness, journalism has taught be about writing well. It has given me the tools to research topics in great detail and write about them in various ways. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). An Obligatory "Learning" Post. My final project I. The Findings of My Interviews.

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Pierre BHS Journalism: décembre 2009

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Dimanche 20 décembre 2009. My final project I. Here's the report of the interview:. 1-How did you come to study on cocaine addiction? 2-Whose idea was it? The genesis of the idea was with a company called Immunologic in 1996. Tom Kosten had a collaborative relationship with one of the principal scientist Barbara Fox who tested the concept in rats first. 3-What was the main purpose of this study? 4-What was your role and Dr Kosten’s in this study? Read the paper under Material and Methods. They got free m...

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NewsWorthy: November 2009

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Lions and Tigers and Social Networks, Oh My! And who they want to read it from. It the New York Times does not have the information a person wants, they can be at the Washington Post's homepage in less than ten seconds. The power of knowledge is now in the hands of the people. Let's hope we can figure out what to do with it before we self-destruct. Thursday, November 5, 2009. Hahaha, score one for the techies. A recent study. Rant mode activate.). Or simply online shopping.