Web 2.0 has democratized the music industry by allowing for easy sharing and collaboration online. Key aspects of Web 2.0 include user-generated content, interactivity, blogs, wikis, and social media platforms. By lowering communication costs, Web 2.0 has enabled more inclusive and democratic participation from millions of people online. This could benefit a production company by allowing for lower-cost online marketing through social media to build audience hype.
This document discusses private networks, virtual private networks (VPNs), and network address translation (NAT). It includes sections on private networks, VPNs with figures illustrating a private network, hybrid network, VPN tunneling and addressing. NAT is also covered with figures showing how NAT works by translating IP addresses.
Jackson County has a population of 40,919 and budget of $62.1 million for FY 2015-2016. The largest general fund appropriations were for public schools, social services, and debt service. The county government has a manager-led structure headed by an elected board of commissioners, with departments including sheriff, health, social services, and more. Around 46% of property tax bills were mailed within the county, 10% out-of-county, and 44% out-of-state. The next county-wide property revaluation is scheduled for 2016.
The document outlines 6 main types of social networks: social networks which allow users to connect based on interests; bookmarking sites which allow users to save and organize internet links; social news sites which allow users to post and vote on news items; media sharing sites to upload and share media; microblogging sites focused on short updates; and blogs/forums for online discussions.
Mobile IP allows mobile hosts to move between networks while maintaining the same home IP address. It uses two IP addresses for each mobile host - a permanent home address and a care-of address that changes as the host moves. The three phases of Mobile IP are agent discovery, registration, and data transfer. During registration, the mobile host registers its current care-of address with its home agent so that data packets can be tunneled or redirected to the mobile host's current location. However, Mobile IP introduces some inefficiency in routing packets to mobile hosts.
During the construction and evaluation of the media project, the student used various online tools and software. Research was conducted online using Google, YouTube, blogs and music videos. Planning was done using Blogger to compile work and track progress. Microsoft Excel and Word were used to organize tasks, provide feedback, and draft documents. Video footage was captured using a camera and edited in Final Cut Pro. Photoshop was used to design posters and packaging. Some issues arose like software updates causing footage to be unrecognized, but overall a range of media technologies supported the different stages of the project.
Evaluation Question 1 - In what ways does your media product develop or chall...29556
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real indie and pop music genres through its genre blending of indie-pop. Key conventions from indie like establishing shots, guitar playing, and deep narratives focused on love were used. Conventions from pop like close headshots were avoided to not glamorize the new artist's image too much. The narrative challenges conventions by focusing more on the deep story than just performance, developing real genres into the new indie-pop style.
The document discusses how a media product both uses and challenges conventions of real indie and pop music genres. Research was conducted into conventions of indie and pop genres to understand codes. Elements like camera shots, mise-en-scene, costumes, and lack of artist promotion follow indie conventions, while the inclusion of singing and a narrative with deeper meaning challenge conventions by mixing genres into indie-pop.
This document discusses the World Wide Web and its key components. It covers hypertext and hypermedia, browser architecture, static documents using HTML, dynamic documents using CGI, active documents using Java, and includes diagrams to illustrate these concepts. The chapter provides a high-level overview of the basic building blocks and technologies that make up the World Wide Web.
This document discusses TRU Vision, a proposed in-house solution for home modifications and specialty durable medical equipment (DME) products. It would provide insurance companies and case managers with a single point of contact to streamline the process. The plan is to gather data on current services, get feedback from providers, assemble a small staff to implement the program, and launch with tweaks as needed. The home modification and DME market is over $25 million annually, and TRU Vision aims to be the leading provider through a passionate, problem-solving manager and high-quality customer service.
This document provides an analysis of how children's art education is influenced by concepts from the fine art institution and the National Curriculum in the UK. It first reviews basic concepts in fine art, such as the evolving role of the artist over time. It then examines how children's artwork fits within the context of these concepts, noting debates around whether children can produce art. It also looks at examples of exhibitions featuring children's art. Finally, it analyzes how the National Curriculum, the major influence on children's art education, incorporates or does not incorporate concepts from the fine art institution in its approach.
Maryon Stewart discusses the dangers of new psychoactive substances (NPS) or "legal highs" from the perspective of a parent who lost her daughter, Hester, to their effects. NPS are untested substances that mimic illegal drugs and can have unpredictable effects including euphoria, hallucinations, and psychotic reactions. While not illegal, they often contain controlled substances. The document outlines Stewart's efforts through the Angelus Foundation to educate youth on NPS risks and advocate for regulation through films, poster campaigns, festivals, and developing resources for parents.
Rein Lepik - Development of cycling routes in Estonia Pashka Gorbunov
The document discusses the development of cycling routes in Estonia. It outlines Estonia's existing network of national, regional and local bicycle routes. It also discusses some of the key factors in planning and developing high quality cycling routes, including attractiveness, directness, safety, comfort, services, promotion, and organization/maintenance. Some challenges are mentioned, such as maintaining signs and working with private landowners. The overall aim is to continue improving Estonia's cycling infrastructure and promote the country as a destination for bicycle tourism.
This document presents information about social networks. It defines social networks and discusses their key features, types including generic, professional, and thematic networks. The document also outlines advantages such as connecting with others and finding people with shared interests, as well as disadvantages like loss of privacy and potential addiction. Popular social networking activities are also mentioned. In conclusions, the document discusses what was learned about social networks and their importance in other countries.
Web 2.0 has democratized the music industry by allowing for easy sharing and collaboration online. Key aspects of Web 2.0 include user-generated content, interactivity, blogs, wikis, and social media platforms. By lowering communication costs, Web 2.0 has enabled more inclusive and democratic participation from millions of people online. This could benefit a production company by allowing for lower-cost online marketing through social media to build audience hype.
This document discusses private networks, virtual private networks (VPNs), and network address translation (NAT). It includes sections on private networks, VPNs with figures illustrating a private network, hybrid network, VPN tunneling and addressing. NAT is also covered with figures showing how NAT works by translating IP addresses.
Jackson County has a population of 40,919 and budget of $62.1 million for FY 2015-2016. The largest general fund appropriations were for public schools, social services, and debt service. The county government has a manager-led structure headed by an elected board of commissioners, with departments including sheriff, health, social services, and more. Around 46% of property tax bills were mailed within the county, 10% out-of-county, and 44% out-of-state. The next county-wide property revaluation is scheduled for 2016.
The document outlines 6 main types of social networks: social networks which allow users to connect based on interests; bookmarking sites which allow users to save and organize internet links; social news sites which allow users to post and vote on news items; media sharing sites to upload and share media; microblogging sites focused on short updates; and blogs/forums for online discussions.
Mobile IP allows mobile hosts to move between networks while maintaining the same home IP address. It uses two IP addresses for each mobile host - a permanent home address and a care-of address that changes as the host moves. The three phases of Mobile IP are agent discovery, registration, and data transfer. During registration, the mobile host registers its current care-of address with its home agent so that data packets can be tunneled or redirected to the mobile host's current location. However, Mobile IP introduces some inefficiency in routing packets to mobile hosts.
During the construction and evaluation of the media project, the student used various online tools and software. Research was conducted online using Google, YouTube, blogs and music videos. Planning was done using Blogger to compile work and track progress. Microsoft Excel and Word were used to organize tasks, provide feedback, and draft documents. Video footage was captured using a camera and edited in Final Cut Pro. Photoshop was used to design posters and packaging. Some issues arose like software updates causing footage to be unrecognized, but overall a range of media technologies supported the different stages of the project.
Evaluation Question 1 - In what ways does your media product develop or chall...29556
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real indie and pop music genres through its genre blending of indie-pop. Key conventions from indie like establishing shots, guitar playing, and deep narratives focused on love were used. Conventions from pop like close headshots were avoided to not glamorize the new artist's image too much. The narrative challenges conventions by focusing more on the deep story than just performance, developing real genres into the new indie-pop style.
The document discusses how a media product both uses and challenges conventions of real indie and pop music genres. Research was conducted into conventions of indie and pop genres to understand codes. Elements like camera shots, mise-en-scene, costumes, and lack of artist promotion follow indie conventions, while the inclusion of singing and a narrative with deeper meaning challenge conventions by mixing genres into indie-pop.
This document discusses the World Wide Web and its key components. It covers hypertext and hypermedia, browser architecture, static documents using HTML, dynamic documents using CGI, active documents using Java, and includes diagrams to illustrate these concepts. The chapter provides a high-level overview of the basic building blocks and technologies that make up the World Wide Web.
This document discusses TRU Vision, a proposed in-house solution for home modifications and specialty durable medical equipment (DME) products. It would provide insurance companies and case managers with a single point of contact to streamline the process. The plan is to gather data on current services, get feedback from providers, assemble a small staff to implement the program, and launch with tweaks as needed. The home modification and DME market is over $25 million annually, and TRU Vision aims to be the leading provider through a passionate, problem-solving manager and high-quality customer service.
This document provides an analysis of how children's art education is influenced by concepts from the fine art institution and the National Curriculum in the UK. It first reviews basic concepts in fine art, such as the evolving role of the artist over time. It then examines how children's artwork fits within the context of these concepts, noting debates around whether children can produce art. It also looks at examples of exhibitions featuring children's art. Finally, it analyzes how the National Curriculum, the major influence on children's art education, incorporates or does not incorporate concepts from the fine art institution in its approach.
Maryon Stewart discusses the dangers of new psychoactive substances (NPS) or "legal highs" from the perspective of a parent who lost her daughter, Hester, to their effects. NPS are untested substances that mimic illegal drugs and can have unpredictable effects including euphoria, hallucinations, and psychotic reactions. While not illegal, they often contain controlled substances. The document outlines Stewart's efforts through the Angelus Foundation to educate youth on NPS risks and advocate for regulation through films, poster campaigns, festivals, and developing resources for parents.
Rein Lepik - Development of cycling routes in Estonia Pashka Gorbunov
The document discusses the development of cycling routes in Estonia. It outlines Estonia's existing network of national, regional and local bicycle routes. It also discusses some of the key factors in planning and developing high quality cycling routes, including attractiveness, directness, safety, comfort, services, promotion, and organization/maintenance. Some challenges are mentioned, such as maintaining signs and working with private landowners. The overall aim is to continue improving Estonia's cycling infrastructure and promote the country as a destination for bicycle tourism.
This document presents information about social networks. It defines social networks and discusses their key features, types including generic, professional, and thematic networks. The document also outlines advantages such as connecting with others and finding people with shared interests, as well as disadvantages like loss of privacy and potential addiction. Popular social networking activities are also mentioned. In conclusions, the document discusses what was learned about social networks and their importance in other countries.
Thomas Wuopio, styrets leder i SBSV
Sveriges branschförening för säkrare vägarbetsplatser
Prosjektarbeidet - SBSV sammen med kommunale veiledere for å utvikle regelverk for "midlertidig kollisjonsvern i trange rom". Dvs. midlertidig beskyttelsesbarriere i korte lengder som testes ved lave hastigheter (vanligvis 50 km / t), men i aggressive kollisjonsvinkler (90 grader).
3. 3
Systemutformarna
har det yttersta
ansvaret för
vägtransport-
systemets
utformning, skötsel
och användning.
Trafikanterna har
ansvar för att följa
det regelverk som
gäller för
användningen av
vägtransport-
systemet
Om trafikanterna
inte följer
regelverket, eller om
personskador
uppstår vid en
olycka, måste
systemutformarna
vidta ytterligare
åtgärder.
Nollvisionen –
Etisk plattform
4. 4
Nollvisionen - designprinciper
• Alla trafikolyckor ska vara överlevnadsbara
– Folk kommer alltid att göra misstag
– Konsekvenserna av misstagen kan hanteras
Relativ
dödsrisk: 100 10 1
6. 6
• Medvetna felhandlingar (violations)
• Icke-kompatibilitet (tung trafik)
• Oskyddade trafikanter
• Utveckla randvillkor för säker oskyddad trafik samt säker tung trafik
• Utveckla en process som tar oss till det säkra systemet
Utmaningar
8. 8
Indikatorer – att mäta gapet
mellan vision och verklighet
• Validitet – dokumenterade
samband mellan indikatorns
utveckling och antalet dödade
och/eller allvarligt skadade.
• Pålitlig – kunna mätas och följas
upp på samma sätt varje år.
• Styrande – inspirera till åtgärder
inom ett viktigt område för
trafiksäkerheten
10. 10
Implementering – att få saker att hända
Trafiksäkerhets-
åtgärder
Förutsättningar
och metoder för
implementering
Reductio
n of
fatalities
and
serious
injuries
12. 12
Nollvisionen – etiskt ramverk
Design principer
Randvillkor för säker trafik
Indikatorer
Målstyrning
Strategier och handlingsplaner
Increased health
Summering –
Från vision till handling
Många har en tendens att säga att de jobbar med indikatorer när de bara följer eländet.
Det viktiga är att indikatorernas sammanlagda bidrag når målet, man behöver en holistisk bild av vilket system dessa tillsånd skapar tillsammans.