1. Bradley Colson

    BTJUNKIE VOLUNTARILY SHUTS DOWN

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    This post is not related to any assignment but should be of interest to anyone currently planning their future in the field of digital Media as it pretty well sets the stage for things to come. For those unfamiliar with what happened with Megaupload, check out the link in this article and search around for ...
  2. Kelly Carpenter

    Black History Month

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    Until recent decades women were treated so inferiorly.  Our place was in kitchen.  We were destined to be mere housewives and mothers.  To see women in the early 1900′s rise above that is amazing and women of a minority even more so.  These African-American women are inspirations and deserve to be honored as such.  That is ...
  3. Kelly Carpenter

    Response to “Reap What You Sow”

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    Summary of This American Life podcast “Reap What You Sow” This American Life’s podcast “Reap What You Sow” was mostly about illigal immigrants and a bill that was past in Alabama.   The bill (HB56) is strict and is based on the idea of attrition throught enforcement or self deportation.  The basic idea is to make life so bad ...
  4. Bradley Colson

    BLOG – BLACK HISTORY ASSIGNMENT

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    ASSIGNMENT: Make a blog post about the Kansas- Black History Month assignment. Tell me about the subjects you are considering and why they are interesting to you. Also, visit the blogs of three classmates in this course and make a good comment on their post about this assignment. A good comment consists of feedback, questions, ...
  5. Jeff Grant Sr

    Jeff’s Black History month assignment

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    Tell me about the subjects you are considering and why they are interesting to you.                                                                           The three topics I chose to do are : Black cowboys, Buffalo soldiers, and The  Exodusters. These three topics are about famous Blacks in Kansas. Because of not being published in books, or shown in movies or television, Black cowboys […]
  6. Jeff Grant Sr

    Jeff’s summary of This American Life podcast

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    What is the topic of the story(s)? The first topic was about reaping what you sow, which was a prologue.  The second was about an immigration bill passed by Alabama called HB56. Lastly, was about the unintended consequences of bringing new residents into a  Brooklyn neighborhood. Namely, a couple of chickens. What made you laugh? Definitely […]
  7. Ian Reese

    IR Reap what you sow response

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    This episode starts off discussing Karma and how a man played that role when he shoveled snow. The second topic was something new to me and quite surprising. They talked about the idea of making immigrants have such a hard life that they leave the country on their own. The last thing on the podcast ...
  8. Bradley Colson

    TAL 2

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    ASSIGNMENT: Please give a brief summary of this week’s This American Life podcast. What is the topic of the story(s)? The theme of what the title states, “You reap what you sow.” Starts out with a lady who did a guy a favor when he ran out of gas getting her drive shoveled regularly by that guy out of ...
  9. Bradley Colson

    TDC1-3 ASSIGNMENT

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    Register your blog with the http://ds106.us/ website. Each week you will be asked to complete three of The Daily Create projects on the DS106 website. Each project must be posted and tagged on the day of the assignment to count. Post the urls to your three projects to this assignment. Since I’ve asked about this but received no answer ...
  10. Brian

    Black History Month – Blog – BS

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    The three subjects for my Black History Month project are Charlie Parker, Wayne Simien and Gale Sayers. Charlie Parker was a very influential improvising soloist in jazz. I’m a big lover of music and creating music, so Charlie Parker seemed like an obvious choice for me. Wayne Simien and Gale Sayers are both athletes. I...
  11. Brian

    Networking 1 – Week 3 – Blog 2 – BS

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    This week we talked about Electricity and answered the question, “What is a network?”. A bit of it was actually kind of review, but it was nice going over both topics and refreshing them in my mind. The new stuff I learned though was with networking. I had never really even heard about topology or...
  12. Brian

    This American Life – Reap What You Sow – BS

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    What is the topic of the story(s)? The overall podcast is basically about getting what you deserve, hence the title of the podcast, “Reap What You Sow”. In Act one, the story is about illegal immigrants. The second Act is a story about a guy who brings two chickens into his Brooklyn neighborhood and the...
  13. Bradley Colson

    BLACK HISTORY MONTH – PROPOSAL

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    ASSIGNMENT: For this assignment, I want you to research the subject and find ten different possible subjects for a poster series on Black History Month and Kansas. You will eventually be doing three posters for display on the department bulletin board. We rarely hit on our best ideas with our first ideas, which is why ...
  14. Kelly Carpenter

    Black History Month

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    Famous African Americans with Kansas ties 1) First and Second Kansas Colored Infantry 2) Carol Parks Hahn and the Dockum Drug Store sit-in 3) Benjamin “Pap” Singleton and the Exodusters 4) George Washington Carver 5) Langston Hughes 6) Gord...
  15. Ian Reese

    IR Black History Month Poster Proposals

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    I can’t find any famous black people that are in the slightest bit associated with Kansas. I can’t even name famous white people that are associated with Kansas for that matter. So I’m just going to pick famous black people that have affected my life in some way. Bill Cosby Will Smith Morgan Freeman Christopher ...
  16. Brian

    Black History Month Assignment – Proposal – BS

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    Here are my 10 proposals for the Black History Month poster assignment. 1. Wayne Simien, (born 1983), NCAA All-American, NBA basketball player, Leavenworth, Kansas 2. Barry Sanders football player, Wichita 3. Charlie Parker (1920 – 1955) One of the most influential improvising soloists in jazz, and a central figure in the development of bop in the 1940s; grew...
  17. Brian

    Networking 1 Lab 2 – Network Cables

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    Brian Seitz January 27, 2012   Objectives: In this lab, I made a straight through cable, a crossover cable, looked at Thinnet and Thicknet and connected a cable to a patch panel using a punch-down tool.   Equipment list: Stripper, 2 RJ-45 connectors, CAT5 UTP cable, a simple network system, patch panel and a punch-down tool.  ...
  18. Brian

    Networking Contributions (Weeks 1 & 2) – BS

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    My contributions to this class so far has been by supplying a couple of links on the class Diigo page. The first post was about SOPA. It basically discussed SOPA overall and how it made history. I also recently posted a second post on Diigo that I first heard about on the news a day...
  19. Brian

    Networking Class Overview (Weeks 1 & 2) – BS

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    Most of what we talked about this past week in the class was the use of blogs and social media. Both are things that I am pretty familiar with. However, in the lab Friday, we created straight through cables, crossover cables, and connected cables to a patch panel. All of which I have no experience...

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