Roundtable 2007

The event which my team was assigned ‘Freshman Fears: Bugs, Beer, Bullets, and Belly Bulge’ became a leading the roundtable conversation with Kasee Kinzller, Suzie Nubez, Gib Azevedo, Caitlyn Henderson and Monika Polt who gave an individual session discussion involving all of the students cramed into an over crowed room in 120 at the O’Connell building. These student from English 130 did a very nice presentation using verbal and multi Media techniques. Their subject matter was well researched and many relavent facts were brought into the community for discussion. Each of the presentors used about five minutes to forward the messages and show visuals of the ideas which they were sending to the audence. The audence then began to interact wth personnal experiences and questing concerning the topics. The audeces was reminded that this was an open forum and encouraged partispation for conversation amoung the presentors and attendees. The discussion stayed focused durning th e conversations. M team then scribled down our opinions in a collaborative statement and preceded to the next assignment.

The Act of Persuading

The act of persuading (or attempting to persuade); communication intended to induce belief or action (suasion).
We are forwarding our learning in a message stressing the state of radical environmental rhetorical issues which claim global warming as a critical issue in the U.S. agenda. We feel a collaborative position is needed to define our position and will use doxa and stasis to explore our theme in a classical since of Kairos as well as Carters essay position in the world wide dilemma of global warming. Using optional readings of Kinneavy to support our theses premises of ecological activism and laying the ground work for a supposition this short essay will find critical points which combine to form a purpose of need to take action on important issues. We believe that there are many environmental issues which need to be attended to and need to be fairly addressed.
Some of the effects as seen by Al Gore and others are issues which we will be addressing in the paper in response to the rhetorical methods used in several essay which have lead to this paper number four.

Energy Policy Act 20005

U.S. Energy Policy, an Environmental Essay
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This research, survey and report, focus is on the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and to a lesser extent the ‘Hydroelectric Licensing under the Federal Power Act’, by probing the definitions and analyzing its provisions academically contrasting the 500 pages of the Act in such a way as to value of the ecological, environmental and social effect. The terms contained in the Act are what make the laws of the Act a prescription as to their meaning. The implied codes of such an enormous statement as this (500 pages) normally applies to sections and sub section as evidence to the user and parties of interest such as the sovereign Indian Nations. Therefore, the following pages will sort out only a small part of these codes from the Act contained in the pages and to some extent determine the pretense of environmental activism this would engender. As to the intent of Congress, we will discern to some extent what future consequential resulting impact may be. This analyses will forward these findings in context to be viewed as good faith as to the effect of the agenda for this public Act intended; to provide affordable energy for the general public and industrial complex in the U.S..

Have the sites

I have setup shop at the Bloggs, Word press, myspace, facebook and feedburner.

I found that Myspace offered and lot of features and was easey to find the url and setup a webpage.

The Facebook signup was easy enough and the featues offered for free were nice to browse and got the Bloges ready to use and need to generate some content.

Wordpress is simple enough pretty much the same as the others and has offered some software and other encougement for setting up and spewing content, but very exciting to get this far into the subject matter, Jon is a great insructor.

Virgo

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Virgo
Analytical Virgo, as the sixth sign of the zodiac, you represent purity, perfection, and practicality. Virgos put things in order to unify the world. Mercury, the planet of mental and intellectual principles, and ruler of Virgo, makes you a methodical and organized worker who brings an analytical, systematic approach to all facets of life. You project a serious image overall, one only strengthened by your problem-solving skills and fastidious refinement. Yours is the second of the earth signs, which makes you a dependable, responsible individual. You are reserved and modest in your behavior, and discriminating in your choices. You connect strongly to Mother Earth, and are therefore extremely health-conscious. As a Virgo, you rule the sixth house of the horoscope, associated with the quality of work. Furthermore, this section of the chart shows how you analyze, deal with, and communicate details. The sixth house also involves health matters in general. Virgo mode is mutable, which means that you are a levelheaded communicator who makes sure that whatever is being discussed is precise and accurate. Your role in a team is that of quality control. Your strengths lie in your sharp mental powers, especially in scientific, or technical areas. You are well spoken and witty, and have a good understanding of other people's problems. Above all, you're a great problem solver, providing clear analysis to complex issues. Your weaknesses are that you tend to be too much of a perfectionist, which can lead you to pedantic, petty, or schoolmasterly behavior. Your critical and sometimes negative outlook on life can be a downer for others, who may describe you as reserved, overly critical, and timid.

Myspace, Facebook, Feedburner and Wordpress

I have been Blogging for number of years starting with my Bulletin (Polynet) Board in 1993 and on into the present day effort.
Myspaces blog has been up since 2006 and should still work with my pass word and I plan to explore is soon. I had to get a update several months ago. The reason is that I have not been using the Blog and some how it got lost or deleted, never the less I can say soon after signing on I started receiving inquiries and invitations. Very socially interactive nice social protocol but I didn't respond nor did I focus on that site and moved on to more of a read only stage of usage swifting through page after page. I can see now how it never worked well in read only for me, nevertheless I kept the pass word etc.
I faced THE sign up on facebook the other day but didn't have time to go with the ID stripping, but need to go back, and use this assignment as an excuse to spend time on face book.
Wow! a lot of back office working's to engage these sites and produce interviews with marketing directors at Myspace, the viddeo was insightful and informative I'm glad I spent the time to view it.
The Google open social software is interesting and I will be exploring this feature for Blogging the open source application developer opening wider social interactions.

XML Voice

Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Fourth Edition)
W3C Recommendation 16 August 2006, edited in place 29 September 2006
This version:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-20060816
Latest version:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xml
Previous version:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/PER-xml-20060614
Editors:
Tim Bray, Textuality and Netscape
Jean Paoli, Microsoft
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, W3C
Eve Maler, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
François Yergeau
Please refer to the errata for this document, which may include some normative corrections.

The previous errata for this document, are also available.

See also translations.

This document is also available in these non-normative formats: XML and XHTML with color-coded revision indicators.

Copyright © 2006 W3C® (MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark and document use rules apply.


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Abstract
The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a subset of SGML that is completely described in this document. Its goal is to enable generic SGML to be served, received, and processed on the Web in the way that is now possible with HTML. XML has been designed for ease of implementation and for interoperability with both SGML and HTML.