Do you love parties? Definitely yes, we all love it. The same way we see presence of our fellow writers and reader on the blogs .What makes an unforgettable gathering? Fun and fun and only fun!. Everyone remembers a very well organized party where they get full enjoyment. Don't you think same when you read a nice blog, yes it is true .Whenever you land on a nice blog, and you just say wow? Thus blogging is a party like thing. You enjoy and you lost with the content. A magic blog attracts everyone
In December 2000, Mardi Tan created the Yumcha website, which earned her an award as the New South Wales Young Entrepreneur of the Year award in the Shell-Livewire entrepreneurship competition. This validated her work and encouraged her to continue her work towards the website. Her first version was Yumcha 1.0, this was a simple website and didn’t have the advanced features like blogs and on-line shopping. This type of technology required assistance of a programmer and Tan didn’t have the budget
Josh McNeely Amanda Hoppe English 136 12/10/2017 Open versus closed loop time travel Ted Chiang’s “The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate”, uses intricate writing style to describe its subject matter in an elegant way. In this novelette, Fuwaad ibn Abbas, a merchant in ancient Baghdad is brought before the Caliph, the chief Muslim civil and religious ruler, with a story of time travel brought on by the Egyptian Alchemist Basharaat. Basharaat’s shop is filled with numerous strange, mechanical and
and expound upon the television story created in the television program, allowing fans of a show to enjoy additional adventures of their favorite characters long after their story has ended on-screen. If one searches Archive of Our Own, Pixiv, Livejournal, Devianart and Tumblr, one can view various fanworks that individuals create for these long ended television stories. The accessibility of these platforms and their status as community hubs allow people to create stories and expand on a television’s
The modern blog evolved from the online diary, where people would keep a running account of their personal lives. Most such writers called themselves diarists, journalists, or journalers. A few called themselves "escribitionists". The Open Pages webring included members of the online-journal community. Justin Hall, who began eleven years of personal blogging in 1994 while a student at Swarthmore College, is generally recognized as one of the earliest bloggers,[5] as is Jerry Pournelle.[citation needed]
of a talented writer” (Vidimos 1). F... ... middle of paper ... ...rman, Allison. "The Kicked Crypt." The Kicked Crypt. Clairty Digital Group LLC, 24 Oct. 2009. Web. 18 Dec. 2013. Howard, Johnathan L. "The Kicked Crypt." The Kicked Crypt. Livejournal, n.d. Web. 18 Dec. 2013. Howard, Jonathan L. Johannes Cabal, the Necromancer. New York: Doubleday, 2009. Print. Nina. "Death Books and Tea: Book Review- Johannes Cabal the Necromancer by Jonathan L Howard." Death Books and Tea: Book Review- Johannes
The Internet has made it possible for everyone to create digital bodies that reflect a whole lot more than their thoughts , they create what they want to be. ( Boyd ) Everyones online profiles convey a lot about them, but that content is produced in a context. And, more often than not, that context has nothing to do with employment. People would think right? This creates an interesting question. Should employers have the right to discriminate against people because or by of peoples social media
Thevenot has stated that, “blogging has become one of the most popular social media and networking tools.” Although there are many blog styles, I am concerned with looking at blogs specifically within the fashion industry, and how high-end fashion designers and reputable brands are turning to social media channels to not only inform, but also increase their consumer base through brand exposure. Newly emerging as this visual industry’s most trusted influencers, fashion bloggers provide for a means
Crohn's in College Students Avi Michael absentmindedly plays with his lip piercing, his thin frame draped casually over his bed. His wall is covered with posters of Bob Dylan and Modest Mouse; two guitars are propped up on a stand next to his closet, another lies on the vacant bed across from his. “I want to be a rock star,” said Michael, a 20-year-old history and film major at Northeastern University, and front man for the band, The Sex and Murder. However, touring with his band would
idea... Thursday, October 07, 2004 How about this... The Blog Undoubtedly, you have noticed the urge to "blog" that has swept across the web and been ingrained into the online culture. Chances are that you or one of your friends owns a LiveJournal or a Xanga . Can you remember how many friends you are connected to on the Facebook ? Nowadays, our society is more and more concerned about privacy; yet, strangely enough, many people opt to share their personal thoughts in a blog rather than
emoticons and abbreviations such as LOL and BRB. In 1997 the “first modern social network” Six Degrees was created. This site allowed users to build profiles, and become “friends” with other users. Following Six Degrees were sites such as; BlackPlanet, LiveJournal. World of Warcraft, Friendster, Hi5, LinkedIn, Myspace, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Ins... ... middle of paper ... ... 09 Nov. 2008. Web. 19 Apr. 2014. "Celebrity Twitter Feuds." Celebrity Twitter Fights – Celeb Feuds – Kim Kardashian, Lady
Table of Contents Introduction: Socialize? What a Concept! .............................................................. 2 Definition and Purpose: What Is Social Media Exactly? .......................................... 3 Communication .................................................................................................. 3 Entertainment .................................................................................................... 4 Advantages .............................
The correlation between the development of youth and social media has become blatant. Although few of the consequences are favorable, the majority have displayed a negative impact. The drive social media can implement on youth is exceptional. The pressure and strain social media can place on our youth is an enduring force which leads individuals to question themselves as a person and feel inclined to fit a norm expressed in media and social media of our society. The underlying force social media
From birth, humans seek connectedness. Regular social interaction is almost as important as eating or sleeping, and is achieved through social activities and relationships with family and friends. Creating and maintaining these relationships is a process that occurs throughout an individual’s lifetime. Yet, during adolescence these interpersonal relationships start to have a particularly important function. Interactions with family and peers are vital to adolescent identity formation, and the crucial