Facebook Infomercial Parody

HAHAHA

this is more funny for those who have facebook than those who don't

This week

i just decided to write a full synopsis of this week:

BTW mara, you're not the funniest person on my blog anymore so be happy. You'll be pleased to find out that someone in our program whose name i won't mention due to his desire to stay anonymous :D (it's easy to guess who lol) happened to be dancing with shelves in periodicals.

The 1st article talks on how ANYONE computer savvy can have access to a lot of public information as long as the government knows about it

The 2nd talks about how easy it is for info to spread on the internet and how an innocent fun joke can be spread all over the web if someone was there to tape it with a camera phone and cause a lot of embarrassment for the victim

bibliography

Levitt, Carole, and Mark Rosch. "Internet research digs up private matters." New Jersey Law Journal (Jan 5, 2007): NA. Expanded Academic ASAP. Thomson Gale. University of Notre Dame - Libraries. 28 June 2007 http://find.galegroup.com.lib-proxy.nd.edu/itx/infomark.do?&contentSet=IAC-Documents&type=retrieve&tabID=T002&prodId=EAIM&docId=A156869595&source=gale&srcprod=EAIM&userGroupName=nd_ref&version=1.0.



Wiegner, Kathleen K. "Everyone can be a star. (electronic highway and its impact on future telecommunication)." Media Studies Journal 8.n1 (Wntr 1994): 100(8). Expanded Academic ASAP. Thomson Gale. University of Notre Dame - Libraries. 28 June 2007 .

Cybercrime

Balkin, Jack, James Grimmelmann, Eddan Katz, Nimrod Kozlovski, and Shlomit Wagman. CYBERCRIME Digital Cops in a Networked Enviroment. New York: New York University Printing Press, 2007.


Introduction / Jack M. Balkin and Nimrod Kozlovski -- The physics of digital law : searching for counterintuitive analogies / Daniel E. Geer, Jr. -- Architectural regulation and the evolution of social norms / Lee Tien -- Where computer security meets national security / Helen Nissenbaum -- Real-world problems of virtual crime / Beryl A. Howell -- Designing accountable policing / Nimrod Kozlovski -- Counterstrike / Curtis E.A. Karnow -- Why can’t we all get along? how technology, security, and privacy can coexist in the digital age / Kim A. Taipale -- Calea : does one size still fit all? / Emily Hancock -- The Council of Europe’s convention on cybercrime / Susan W. Brenner -- Digital evidence and the new criminal procedure / Orin S. Kerr.


Basically, i'm interested in the parts about how technology, security and privacy can coexist and wher ecomputer security meets national security

Fat guy dances like Shakira it's so funny!

i find this to be just hilarious

TOUCH MY ABS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Go Mara lol

Today was pretty fun. After the 1st part of our webcourse, mara decided to show off her abs and was yelling constantly : Touch My abs, it was pretty funny.

i'll talk more about the abs incident however i figure it'll be a bit weird to talk about abs for too long.

So anyway, now we're in the webcourse, and looking at other people's webpages. Everyone has really good ones so far

my website's chugging along, nothing great yet

So???

well today's been an interesting day so far. We're going to do a scavenger hunt so i'm excited about that. Right now though, i have a little headache. i hope it clears before the hunt. Joel and Kendra had some crazily amazing time that we have to beat.

WOOT!!

Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

Payday was yesterday, and even though Taxes took $50 out of my paycheck, i'm still happy lol


it's interesting how much money we spend on taxes, and that's considering i probably fit into the lowest income bracket. Now imagine if i was like a doctor or something. I might be giving maybe $50,000 to the government every yr at least.


This weekend should be fun, i haven't planned what i'll do yet, but i'll do something lol

hmm, My mentor is leaving for Ireland later today, so we're going out for lunch.

That's all i have time to talk about. Caio

reseach paper bibliography

Featherly , Kevin. "Carnivore."Encyclopedia of New Media.
2003.

Basically, The FBI has a way of going through the emails e.t.c of people all over the internet, formerly called Carnivore, but now DCS 1000. It has caused wide-spread complaints, despite the fact that little is known about it.

Some people also believe that the results should be made public, but others believe that the criminals that are caught with it are too valuable for it to be wide-spreadly known.

well, a whole new week has begun, and i never realized how tiring this job could be. There've been a lot of fun parts though. For example, i and my mentor went to an archeological dig of an Irish Americans who lived in South Bend. It was very educational and exciting.

Today, at around 4:30, i basically was given the rest of the hr to work on my blog since Laurie was using her computer. i went down to periodicals but then got booted up to the reference center, which is really nice. i might come up here more often to do these stuff.

boy, does this feel good

don't get me wrong, i love my job, and it's definitely fun and the people are amazing. However it is awesome to wake up late in the morning again. well i didn't wake up too late : 8 AM. It's better though that the 6:30, i've been waking up.

It feels good to wake up and not have to rush to work. I have nothing to do and i'm happy about it.

I can't remenber the funny thing i was going to talk about so well forget it :D lol

Multicolored posts

Might as well not go for it right? Anyway, today, i barely used my lunch break because i had to dash to the clinic to get a vaccination. Then after that i had to drive back to Notre Dame in order to make CADM.

Anyway, it cleared pretty quickly and one can barely see the blister.

anyway, caio for now. something funny happened today but i'll tell you tommorow.

Research

Well we had to start research on a research topic. Hmm, so i decided to write on cyber-socialism. Since i created a blog and i have facebook and myspace, i figured i should look at the dangers and people's opinions on them. I'll probably talk about how people can get in trouble with facebook e.t.c.

that's all folks

Welcome to the blogosphere

today, i created the blog for the ND program over the summer. it was pretty cool.
I never really thought that i would end up doing a blog. Just seemed to public for me. myspace and facebook were public enough. However, here i am.

Anyway, this program has been great and i find it a bit cool that they pay us to create a blog :D

caio for now

Adios