I would argue that this allows us to communicate whatever the mood strikes as well. Even ignoring anonymity entirely, the strengthened confidence we attain when our words are thrown into an information superhighway and not another human being right in front of us most certainly impacts what we have to say, whether for better or for worse.

There is what we theorize will occur in media technologies, and then there is what will actually happen. Not that there is no place for skill-building or theoretical analysis, but to say the internet has surprised us again and again would be an understatement of great magnitude. Being immersed in and learning from practical experiences in media technologies is important.

We are in a world of technology and digital media that is now our norm! We have such easy access to knowledge and information ranging from the best restaurants near us, to historical facts about the place we are standing in that moment. However, no matter how culturally "normally" this has become, users need to be aware of the creators of such applications on digital devices, their intentions, and influences on us.

As a participate of the media, you should be able to take steps to analyze everyday media and understand how it can influence our social environments and our minds.

I agree; we often overlook the effects of media on our daily lives and how we consume and analyze it during our downtime.

Media has become a staple to our existence in the complex world we live in.

The research supports a posthuman approach to educating students when utilizing sources of media.

The research is studied to better understand the effects media has on the large variety of population that it interacts with.

The use of language can drastically change interpretation of an audience, for better or worse.

The impact of technology goes beyond what our minds recognize. This is why the research is important, to discover the technological impact.

We, as humans, are driven and guided by relations and experience which defines intrasubjective mediation.

The post-humanist approach exceeds the limitations that define the less desirable parts of humans.

Media has a tremendous impact on society and the research is important to produce guidelines on how these technologies should be utilized.

To best understand technology it works beyond how it operates and all levels of how it operates must be considered.

It is imperative that when using sources of media to understand social and cultural factors and not just isolate your thinking.

I like the comparison here as it explains how interpreting media is a skill similar to literacy. In order to effectively use media, it is a skill that requires practice similar to print literacy.

The four components listed cumulatively sum up media literacy. Teaching students the skills will aid there success in the technology driven world we live in.

The image really does a great job of highlighting the prevalence of media today and emphasizes the quote by depicting what "disappearing into the background of our awareness looks like.

This quote emphasizes the importance to acknowledge all aspects of media literacies, such as how it impacts the user and messages.

Viewers and participants of daily media should have mastered the skills to analyze and detect misinformation in media. It is imperative especially with the rise in technology.

This was an aha moment I had when creating a Tik Tok about my medialiteracy journal. I was able to apply my research and what I learned about analyzing the community to create my own content.

Smartphones and the applications we use open up a whole new world of engagement, but they can also alienate those closest to us if they're not included in that experience. This creates a "wall" that separates us from our everyday surroundings and relationships.

Evolving access of communication within the second decade.

Here Hicks describes a computation: The EMIDEC read characters from a tape and printed out statements according to them

Here Hicks describes a social norm: Women get paid less in the work place and receive different job titles/grades than men do

Coping mechanism for poor people and lower classes laborers

Think about this

object of sublime terror crowds

Could this be the Malay? Probably not

the fact that revolution and instability repeated in the history causing a public and private anxiety, and causing the repetition evoking further anxiety and uncontrollability like a prophecy? terror evoking loop?

Sublime in Burke's aesthetics was based on the terror that the object of observance evoked in the eyes of the observer.

Having that support from family or people close to me was always a great help in moving forward. Flor did not have that support and it makes me very sad to know that there are possibly students at the UCI who are struggling without family support, or without that phrase “you can do it, I believe in you.” That phrase is worth a lot because emotionally and psychologically it has helped me believe in myself.

Again - what is this saying about being American?

This is...weird

I know you're nice but just leave lol, it's okay to be rude if you don't feel good about a situation

I bet he literally can't leave

Rip, he would've loved bachelor's parties

Suspicious and like he accidentally figured something out and they're trying to cover for it...

"Above" possibly in a not-so literal way too (above in position/actually in charge)

The pacing of this being placed so separate feels ominous.

Babo seems pretty in charge here!

This doesn't sound like the best idea

What is this trying to say about being American? I feel like it's relating being American to wanting to offer assistance/a friendly or kind attitude

Foreshadowing :D

Very Sweeney Todd vibes

The racism is strong in this one

I think maybe Melville should try seeing how he feels when how he talks about race gets flip flopped...

It's almost like they're bossing him around

"warped as a camel's skeleton in the desert" is suchh good, spooky imagery. It has that sense of being foreign (to Americans, because we don't have camels over here unless I'm wrong), and has the reminder of death from the skeleton.

I'm not sure if pumpkins were related to spookiness/fall/Halloween at the time this was written, but it would be a fun bit of imagery to use if it was!

Interesting use of the word republican here!

the model emphasizes the idea that HR practices as designed by the organization often differ form those actually implemented by managers and how they are perceived by employees

This still happens in current life. people with disability are asked to follow the rules of society, or they cannot live well. Although people purposely treat them differently and carefully, this is another type of discrimination. We should not expect and ask what they need to learn or do. Disability convenience should be a common thing.

Kids who are nearsighted may instinctively sit toward the front of the classroom understanding why they need to sit there. They are simply responding to their visual needs in a way that helps them engage better with their learning environment. I never thought of it this way but it makes sense.

This is a clearer and better definition of disability. When we think of disability, we always think about deaf, mute, blind, armless, and those common disability. The definition could be a kind of stereotype. People who have instinctive features or skills that are beyond the ordinary would not be defined or categorized as having a disability

As the article begins to conclude, it summarizes some findings and gives ways to limit adverse technological affects wrapping up the level of stasis to policy.

So far it seems as though children can have technology, however, it must be heavily monitored.

Overall this pieces reported summarized findings of how screens affect the lives of children throughout all the different aspects: to sleep, and to eating.

Speaks over the studies of exercise and screen usage. Level of Stasis: Definition

I feel like there's a pretty huge difference in physical and mental health

Introduction gives an over view of the researched based statistics of different aspect of children using technology.

This is interesting, I feel as there the social level aspect of this has often been ignored at least in my opinion.

Again, the convivence factor plays in.

It does seem as though the level of stasis is past definition, everyone knows and are aware that giving infants screens is not healthy, however it is convenient.

Abstract opens with known knowledge that technology has been growing and there's been more usage, this pushes past the first two steps of stasis, fact and definition. It then says how the review will expand over the effect of screen time showing that this article speaks mostly over quality and policy.

What are better ways to support creators?

I ask myself the same question every day, I feel like my English is not very good and although I know other students who are still struggling to be able to speak well, I wonder what they do to learn English in a short time? Are there different resources in their schools that help them with their learning? I wish I could know.

I fully agree that this process of learning a new language is part of being able to adapt to a new country and new friends, and I consider it the school's job to provide the necessary resources so that students can easily learn a second language and function in society, and also succeed in their education.

I feel like this is the most important part of being an immigrant student, the time it takes to acclimate to other students and get used to the culture we know and being a part of. I relate to this quote because I went through this situation and it wasn't that long ago, it was 7 years ago.

Draupadi unusual birth from the fire show that she is not like other women. She has divine origin that set her apart and give her a unique purpose. That emphasize the idea about destiny and purity in a religious sense like she was created for something greater. Also, the description of her as earthy makes her feel relatable by showing that she is strong just like a regular person.

Draupadi unusual birth from the fire shows that she is not like ordinary women. She has divine origin that set her part and give her a unique purpose. This emphasize the ideas about destiny and purity in a religious sense as she was created for something greater. Also the description of her as earthy makes her feel relatable by showing that she is strong just like a regular person.

In higher dimensions, PMI faces the following challenges 1. Curse of Dimensionality: As the dimensionality increases, the data points become more sparse, i.e. data points are generally far apart, making co-occurrence statistics less reliable. PMI relies heavily on meaningful co-occurrence counts, which become sparse and noisy in high-dimensional spaces, leading to instability in the calculated PMI values.

This section sheds light on the model - it is like the missing motivation. It helps by considering the model in the context of an experiment.

Not clear where this analysis comes from. Kernel suggest a gaussian process

The Bayesian tradition includes writing the equations of the model one on top of the other and explaining the parameters latent variables etc.

isotropy is motivated by need in integration.

holds empirically (

the Isotropy assumptions simplifies integration but seems to fit with experiment

This need further consideration.

There are different hypothesis for the existence of the "power law" and some of them my not fit with this isotropy.

since there is an inner product of v_twith c_t in R^d the word vectors must all have length d so they have the same length ?

the model is a random walk with t being the word and the RV being a random vector called a discourse vector of dimension d. This vector is a distributed representation of the semantics at word t.

what is the discourse - is it one hot encoded, is it orthogonal, is it sparse, is it disentangled, is it compositional ? What is a small change in a single dimension???

What is a slow/quick random walk ? How many steps are allowed and in how many dimensions?

A bigger point is that the meaning of words dont seem to follow this model ? Adjacent words in a sentence can have dramatically different semantics. I.E. despite Firth - only a few words are strongly related. The majority are not.

we need a second equation for the change in c_t - what is small here ?

Important point

but how often can we have big jumps without effecting the word bigram probabilities? Much of english is words like The and it which don't have semantic content.

also is the correlation short term of long term

err I recall that that model of options doen't have 2000 dimensions - typicaly just one latent variable - the value of the underlaying stock at some future date and the value is real number. But the semantics are spread over a high dim space and far from real valued. So AFAIKS this is stretching the analogy too far.

Doesn't that paper uses a modified model and not the same model? If this paper a prior or a posterior of that paper :-)

What assumptions are the prior encoding here?

how are the different dynamics expected to create better dynamics (which of gaussian or log linear aggregation more realistic?)

Topics are statistical aggregates over a window or some collective and so it makes sense to model them as slowly changing. However Topics are likely also subject to significant change at say pragraph and sentence boundries and the small changes are likely an artifact of the sampling rather then of the generating process. Also text can belong to multiple topics. Words on the other hand should not be modeled as having multiple meanings.

This comment highlights the gap in the theoretical understanding of why the PMI matrix exhibits an approximately low rank. It raises the question of whether this low-rank property could be formally proven or if it is purely an empirical observation.

this section has a kind of rhythmic flow that the beginning of the poem feels like its trying to find

The sudden criminal attacks perpetrated by the Japanese in the pacific provide the climax of decade of international immorality. Their challenge has now been flung at the United States of America. The course that Japan has followed for the past ten years in Asia has paralleled the course of Hittler and Mussolini in Europe and Africa.

In both speeches, he shows his belief that we will win the war.

He seems to be more urgent in this speech.

Before in his December 8, 1941: Address to Congress Requesting a Declaration of War he made it seem more like we needed to rely on the army but now it's ourselves.

His tone at the start of this speech differs from his December 8, 1941, Address to Congress Requesting a Declaration of War, which showed the changing situation between the U.S. and Japan.

I wonder if focusing on only these elements could limit creativity by constraining us to predefined categories. Could we potentially miss out on ideas that don’t fit neatly within the 5W's and H?

Using predetermined images to spark creativity by having individuals generate ideas based on the images is an approach as it fosters unconventional thinking processes. Visual cues have the ability to stimulate connections and concepts that might not arise in brainstorming sessions. This strategy can help overcome biases by enabling participants to approach challenges, with outlooks. It proves beneficial when addressing abstract issues that may restrict initial idea generation.

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the war included industrialized genocide and unleashed the most destructive technology ever used in war. the global economic crisis gave way to a global war that became the deadliest and the most destructive in human history. when it ended, the United States stood alone as the world's superpower. The European war began in 1939 when Germany invaded Poland after signing non aggression treaty with the Soviet union defining the Baltic states as russian sphere of influnce and then annexing poland.

despite the US as a nation being way younger than the other countries involved, they became a super power and I am confused as to how specifically they rose to the top.

I find it interesting how much the US didn't like what was going on in the east, but never fully stepped in until later, when the damage from the Japanese had been enormous

I find this strategy was very smart from the point of subduing the British, however I find that British moral never broke even more interesting. It was a unique and brutal strategy from the Germans that seemed to not work.

I had always thought that Hitler felt the need to put the blame on a group of people for the fall of Germany during world war one and the state of Germany after the war.

The attack by Japan upon the U.S. naval base in Hawaii on December 7, 1941, in a surprise attack, destroyed the isolationism policy of America and turned out to be one of the pivotal points in U.S. history. In its aftermath, President Franklin Roosevelt labeled the day as "a date which will live in infamy" and, within hours, asked for a declaration of war, which Congress granted.

After the sudden defeat of Poland, France, along with its British allies, started preparing for the expected attack by the Germans. In May 1940, Hitler began his campaign against Western Europe by invading the Netherlands and Belgium, hoping to bypass the highly fortified line of defense known as the Maginot Line that protected the border between France and Germany. .

On July 7, 1937, Japan completely invaded China and defeated the Chinese National Revolutionary Army decisively under the command of Chiang Kai-shek. The rapid Japanese gains made the loss of major cities like Beijing on August 8, Shanghai on November 26, and the capital of China, Nanjing, on December 13 inevitable.

Adolph Hitler came to power through his vocal, shrill, loud denunciations of the Treaty of Versailles and how that treaty had served as an injustice to Germany. By 1932, the Nazis had gained the status of largest party in the Reichstag, reflecting widespread support amid the political instability of the Weimar Republic.

its interesting how quickly a nation can grow during a war.

it's sad that they're were so many casualties.

I don't get the difference, Germany is still attacking them.

it's interesting how they only cared about themselves.

They're looking at what others online are listed for (and not what they've actually sold for) to set their price. They probably have no idea what the typewriter market is like and what the value of their machine really is based on a variety of factors including make/model, condition, servicing, extras, typeface. Unless their machine has an exceptionally rare typeface (usually adds $80-150) or has a brand new rubber (usually adds 30-40 for new feet) or a new platen ($100-180), then in its current condition it's probably not worth more than $50.

Once you get it, you're going to want to have it cleaned, oiled, and adjusted which will run you several hours of labor and materials at a repair shop at $50-75 per hour. It may also need one or two replacement parts.

If talking to them about the price doesn't bring it down significantly then you should pass on it. If you're not up to cleaning, adjusting, oiling a machine yourself, your best bet is to purchase something from a repair shop that already is. You'll have a far better experience. https://site.xavier.edu/polt/typewriters/tw-repair.html

For comparison here's some similar machines professionally cleaned, serviced, with new ribbons and a 3 month warranty from $240-350 with some of the price depending on particular model and desirability of color. https://reeselectronics.com/search.php?search_query=smith+corona+silent&x=0&y=0

If you've got money to burn then maybe it's worth $180 to you, but if that's the case then get something in much nicer condition from a repair shop.

reply to u/EmergencyFirst7634 at https://old.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1gcyayc/this_a_good_buy/

idea of an encounter with the body suggests an a priori separation of body and (mind? spirit?). also think about Knight's point that an encounter in Barthes is almost always sexual -- almost a sexual encounter with onseself

which itself suggests the almost mystical, magical status of the body

to what extent is this a utopian ideal?

The act of freeing slaves by there owner.

It's intriguing that no matter the year, time, bad, good or maybe not a believer of god, we tend to pray. No matter people always got to look up to a higher power. No matter what happened to her she stayed strong. She didn't even wish the people who did this bad days. Her heart was stronger than metal.

This is something that is Ludacris to me .She petition the court for her freedom, and got denied. I can't get passed the fact how people can be so cruel. She got pushed back to the end of the line like when people cut in line. I can't imagine how hard her life was.

The Great Western Schism was a rift dividing the papacy, each claiming to be the legitimate power. I can't imagine having several different divisions of the papacy. Now I believe the Pope has absolute power in the church.

There was shock due to these events. Economically their wasn't a whole lot of change. The Turks recieved vast amounts of wealth, from trade, politics and Their Navy.

I believe that a good diet is the key to a good life. I read somewhere that many people had bread for a mainstay. That's pretty unhealthy and fattening. It's a great thing that food was more atainable and the health of a pregnant female was able to have healthy children.

The Black Death had many effects on the people and the land. Town and people disappeared. One good thing that happened was the land and the soil were able to rest and replinish itself.

Technical Feedback (10/25)

Successfully Implemented (10 pts)

• ✓ Integer Variables (4/4)
• Strong rotation controls:
• rot
• secondRot
• thirdRot
• rotReverse
• ✓ Rotations/Translations (3/3)
• Multiple rotations well-implemented
• Good push()/pop() usage
• Clean ellipse positioning
• ✓ Mouse Interaction (2/2)
• Creative color control
• Good translation response
• ⚠ Variable Reset (1/2)
• Basic rotation decrement
• Missing conditional reset

Missing Requirements (15 pts)

• ✗ for() Loop (0/3)
• No iteration present
• ✗ Conditional Statements (0/3)
• No control logic
• ✗ Array Implementation (0/3)
• No element storage
• ✗ Custom Function (0/3)
• No function definitions
• ✗ Object/Class Creation (0/4)
• No OOP structure

Priority Improvements:

1. Add control logic:
2. Boundary conditions
3. Rotation limits

4. State changes

5. Create functions:

6. drawRotatingShape()
7. updateRotations()

8. handleMouseInteraction()

9. Implement storage:

10. Array for multiple shapes
11. Use for loop for creation

12. Track positions/rotations

13. Convert to OOP:

14. Create RotatingShape class
15. Move rotation properties
16. Add update methods

Your visual effects and transformations are strong, particularly the rotation system and mouse interaction. To enhance your sketch, focus on adding structure through functions and classes, and implement more dynamic control through conditionals and loops.

Technical Feedback (14/25)

Successfully Implemented (14 pts)

• ⚠ Integer Variables (3/4)
• Has variables:
  • floatingBall.x/y
  • floatingBall.speedX/Y
• Note: Movement logic inactive
• ✓ for() Loop (3/3)
• Good spectrum data iteration
• Effective circle/rectangle generation
• ✓ Custom Function (3/3)
• drawBackground(spectrum) well implemented
• ⚠ Array Usage (2/3)
• Spectrum data stored well
• Missing position control array
• ✓ Rotations/Translations (3/3)
• Good use in rectangle drawing
• Proper push()/pop() isolation

Missing Requirements (11 pts)

• ✗ Conditional Statements (0/3)
• No logic control
• ✗ Variable Reset/Inversion (0/2)
• No conditional resets
• ✗ Object/Class Creation (0/4)
• Floating ball not object-oriented
• ✗ Mouse Interaction (0/2)
• No mouseX/mouseY usage

Priority Improvements:

1. Activate ball movement:
2. Uncomment movement logic
3. Add boundary conditions

4. Implement position resets

5. Convert to OOP:

6. Create Ball class
7. Move properties to class

8. Add methods for movement

9. Add interactivity:

10. Mouse position affects visualization

11. Click events for effects

12. Enhance control:

13. Add boundary checking
14. Implement speed changes
15. Create position array

Your audio visualization is strong, particularly the spectrum analysis and transformations. Focus on adding interactivity and object-oriented structure to meet the project requirements.

Technical Feedback (2/25)

Successfully Implemented (2 pts)

• ✓ Mouse Interaction (2/2)
• Creative use of mouseX/mouseY
• Good color control implementation

Missing Requirements (23 pts)

• ✗ Integer Variables (0/4)
• r, g, b are mapped but not incrementing
• Need variables that change over time
• ✗ for() Loop (0/3)
• No iteration present
• ✗ Conditional Statements (0/3)
• No if/else logic
• ✗ Variable Reset/Inversion (0/2)
• No conditional resets
• ✗ Array Implementation (0/3)
• No position/element storage
• ✗ Custom Function (0/3)
• No function definitions
• ✗ Object/Class Creation (0/4)
• No OOP implementation
• ✗ Rotations/Translations (0/3)
• No transform operations

Priority Improvements:

1. Add incrementing variables:
2. Animation counters
3. Position changes

4. Speed variables

5. Implement basic animation:

6. Use for loop for repetition
7. Add conditionals for boundaries

8. Reset variables at limits

9. Add structure:

10. Create custom drawing function
11. Make a simple class (e.g., ColorController)

12. Store positions in array

13. Include transformations:

14. Add rotating elements
15. Translate shapes
16. Use push()/pop()

Your color interaction is good, but the sketch needs more technical elements that are outlined in the project brief. Start by adding basic animation with incrementing variables, then build up the complexity with loops and object-oriented features.

Alt text is essential for making images accessible to people with visual impairments. Crafting effective alt text depends largely on context: it should highlight the most relevant parts of the image based on its purpose. Additionally, conveying the emotions or mood evoked by the image can enrich the description and provide a fuller experience for the viewer.

Technical Feedback (16/25)

Successfully Implemented (16 pts)

• ✓ Integer Variables (4/4)
• Good use of size variable
• Effective array position incrementing
• ✓ for() Loop (3/3)
• Well-implemented array iteration
• Clean rectangle drawing logic
• ✓ Conditional Statements (3/3)
• Smart expansion control
• Good position reset conditions
• ✓ Variable Reset/Inversion (2/2)
• Effective size reset
• Good position restoration
• ✓ Array Implementation (3/3)
• rectPositions well utilized
• ⚠ Rotations/Translations (1/3)
• Basic rotation implemented
• Needs more variety

Missing Requirements (9 pts)

• ✗ Custom Function (0/3)
• Could abstract rectangle drawing
• Or animation logic
• ✗ Object/Class Creation (0/4)
• No custom classes defined
• ✗ Mouse Interaction (0/2)
• No mouseX/mouseY usage

Priority Improvements:

1. Create custom functions:
2. drawRectangle()
3. updatePositions()
4. Implement a class:
5. class Rectangle
6. class AnimationController
7. Add more transformations:
8. Multiple rotation points
9. Scale variations
10. Include mouse interaction:
11. Control expansion rate
12. Influence rectangle positions

Your animation logic is strong, particularly with arrays and conditionals. To enhance the project, focus on abstracting functionality into classes and functions, and add more interactive elements.

Technical Feedback (25/25) - Excellent

Core Requirements (Fully Met)

• ✓ Integer Variables (4/4)
• Excellent implementation:
• num, rotation
• xSpeedSmall, ySpeedSmall
• spider.speed
• ✓ for() Loop (3/3)
• Well-implemented in createSmallSpiders()
• Effectively generates multiple spiders
• ✓ Conditional Statements (3/3)
• Smart border detection
• Good movement control logic
• ✓ Variable Reset/Inversion (2/2)
• Clean implementation in moveRandomly()
• Good directional changes
• ✓ Array Usage (3/3)
• smallSpiders array well utilized
• Good position management
• ✓ Custom Function (3/3)
• createSmallSpiders()
• display() method
• ✓ Object/Class Implementation (4/4)
• Spider class
• SmallSpider class
• ⚠ Rotations/Translations (3/3)
• Good push()/pop() usage
• Could add more variety
• ✓ Mouse Interaction (2/2)
• Creative color control with mouse position

Extra Credit Opportunities:

1. Add keyPressed():
2. Spider direction control
3. Speed adjustments
4. Implement mouseClicked():
5. Spawn new spiders
6. Change behaviors

Great job! You've hit almost every requirement perfectly. The only minor improvement would be adding more varied transformations. Consider adding the bonus features to make it even more interactive!

Technical Feedback (12/25)

Successfully Implemented (12 pts)

• ✓ Integer Variables (4/4)
• Good use of movement variables:
• rot, x, y
• xSpeed, ySpeed
• grassxMove, grassxSpeed
• ✓ Conditional Statements (3/3)
• Effective grass movement limits
• Good reset conditions
• ✓ Variable Reset/Inversion (2/2)
• Smart implementation with grassxSpeed
• ✓ Rotations/Translations (3/3)
• Well-implemented push()/pop()
• Good transform isolation

Missing Requirements (13 pts)

• ✗ for() Loop (0/3)
• ✗ Array Implementation (0/3)
• ✗ Custom Function (0/3)
• ✗ Object/Class Creation (0/4)
• ✗ Mouse Interaction (0/2)
• No mouseX/mouseY usage

Suggestions for Full Score:

1. Add a for loop:
2. Could use for grass repetition
3. Or bunny multiplication
4. Implement an array:
5. Store grass positions
6. Or bunny coordinates
7. Create a custom function:
8. drawBunny()
9. createGrass()
10. Add object-oriented elements:
11. class Bunny
12. class GrassBlade
13. Include mouse interaction:
14. Bunny follows cursor
15. Click-based movement

Your animation fundamentals are strong. The variable management and transformations show good understanding. Adding the missing technical elements would easily improve your grade.

Technical Feedback (7/20)

HTML Structure (2/5)

• ✓ Main <h1> present
• ✗ Missing subheadings (<h2>, <h3>)
• ✗ HTML errors:
• Missing </p> closing tags
• Broken link syntax (<a"web"</a>)
• Orphaned <li> elements
• ✓ Images properly implemented with alt text
• ✗ List structure needs parent elements

CSS Implementation (4/10)

• ✓ ID implementation:
• #AncientForest
• #EldersRecess
• Others for layout
• ⚠ Class usage:
• .container used well
• Missing second reusable class
• ✗ Critical style errors:
• Invalid: background-color: #rgb(255, 255, 255)
• Incorrect: border-color: #red
• Excessive z-index values
• Overuse of absolute positioning

Code Quality (1/5)

• ✗ Major structural issues:
• Missing closing tags
• Broken link syntax
• Invalid CSS color values
• ✗ Layout problems:
• Excessive absolute positioning
• Unnecessary z-index stacking
• ✗ Redundant CSS declarations

Priority Fixes:

1. Fix HTML structure:
2. Close all paragraph tags
3. Correct link syntax
4. Add <ul> or <ol> for list items
5. Add subheadings for better hierarchy
6. Fix CSS syntax:
7. Remove # from RGB values
8. Correct color declarations
9. Improve layout approach:
10. Reduce absolute positioning
11. Simplify z-index usage
12. Add second reusable class
13. Clean up redundant styling

Your content and layout ideas are good, but the code needs significant cleanup. Focus on fixing the HTML structure first, then work on simplifying your CSS approach to avoid potential layout issues.

Technical Feedback (8/20)

HTML Structure (2/5)

• ✗ Critical structure issues:
• <div> inside <h1> (invalid)
• Multiple <body> tags
• Missing closing tags for <a> and <ol>
• ✗ Invalid <frame> usage (should be <iframe>)
• ⚠ Heading issues:
• Uses <h1> and <h3>
• Improper nesting
• ⚠ Custom paragraph ID used instead of <p> tag
• ✓ Images have alt attributes

CSS Implementation (5/10)

• ⚠ Problematic ID usage:
• #heading
• #heading2
• #p (should be tag selector)
• Split styles that should be unified
• ✗ Class issues:
• Invalid .container: syntax
• Missing second reusable class
• ✗ Style problems:
• Redundant h1/h3 styles
• Inline styles in <body>
• Misplaced colons
• Missing semicolons

Code Quality (1/5)

• ✗ Major structural issues:
• Multiple body tags
• Broken closing tags
• Improper element nesting
• ✗ Redundant styling
• ✗ Invalid HTML/CSS syntax
• ✗ Disorganized code structure

Critical Fixes:

1. Fix HTML structure:
2. Remove extra <body> tag
3. Fix tag nesting
4. Close all tags properly
5. Correct element usage:
6. Replace <frame> with <iframe>
7. Use proper <p> tags
8. Fix CSS:
9. Remove .container: syntax error
10. Consolidate heading styles
11. Move inline styles to CSS file
12. Clean up redundant code
13. Fix all closing tags

Hi Collin, I really enjoyed your projects concept; however, your project needs significant technical improvements to function properly. Focus first on fixing the HTML structure and closing tags, then work on organizing your CSS more efficiently.

I think this is an incredibly underrated strategy to show you're engagement towards the presenter. It's something that most don't think to do but I believe it's meaningful. In the back of the presenters mind (especially in a virtual scenario), they know that there is always going to be a handful of people that are not engaged. So by showing the speaker that they have your full intention, you are simultaneously improving the quality of their presentation. In turn, that individual will likely become a more confident speaker in the future.

I wonder what Thomas Aquinas had in mind here specifically. Was he thinking of violent games leading to injury, or of games leading to taunting and argument, or of gambling?

It seems that Thomas Aquinas's overall position is that games and play can play a positive role as an opportunity for rest from work and serious obligations when done in moderation, but that they can become problematic when done excessively and when prioritized over work, personal morals, and religion. Aquinas reaches this conclusion using theological arguments, and the purpose of this text seems to be to provide a theological perspective on games and play. This differs significantly from Isidore of Seville's writings on games which present information and opinion as fact rather than as debate/discussion (Cambridge University Press 371), and from FitzStephens writings on games and play, which approach the topic much more from a description of the mostly-positive ways in which he observed them in day-to-day life in Medieval London (FitzStephens, 1170s/1860).

Technical Feedback (11/20)

HTML Structure (4/5)

• ✓ Clear use of <h1> tags
• ✗ Missing <h2> and <h3> for better hierarchy
• ⚠ Inconsistent paragraph capitalization (#Content P)
• ✓ YouTube iframe well-implemented
• ✓ Images properly formatted with alt text

CSS Implementation (5/10)

• ✗ No IDs used (need at least 5)
• ⚠ Class usage:
• .container used well
• Missing second reusable class
• ✗ Style issues:
• Invalid syntax: margin-left:100x
• Misplaced attributes outside CSS blocks
• Redundant text-align:center declarations
• ⚠ Font declarations improperly placed in h1 block

Code Quality (2/5)

• ✗ CSS organization needs work:
• Attributes outside proper blocks
• Invalid margin values
• Inconsistent spacing
• ⚠ Inline styles should move to CSS
• ✗ Redundant style declarations

Priority Fixes:

1. Add 5 unique IDs for styling
2. Create second reusable class
3. Fix CSS syntax:
4. margin-left:100x → margin-left:100px
5. Move misplaced attributes into proper blocks
6. Add heading hierarchy (<h2>, <h3>)

Your layout and functionality work well. Focus on meeting the technical requirements (IDs and classes) and cleaning up CSS organization to improve your score significantly.

Technical Feedback (8/20)

HTML Structure (3/5)

• ✓ Main heading (<h1>) used correctly
• ✗ Custom tags used instead of standard <p> tags (<p1>, <p2>, <p4>)
• ⚠ Links present but have syntax errors (missing >)
• ✓ Image (elio2.jpeg) implemented correctly
• ✗ Needs more section headings

CSS Implementation (4/10)

• ⚠ IDs implemented:
• #containerone
• #containertwo
• #floatingpup
• Need 2 more to meet requirements
• ⚠ Classes:
• .container used well
• Need another reusable class (3+ instances)
• ✗ Style issues:
• Invalid syntax (opacity: .7.5)
• Missing semicolons
• Broken custom tag selectors

Code Quality (1/5)

• ✗ Invalid HTML elements (<div1>, <p1>, <p2>, <p4>)
• ✗ Improper CSS formatting
• ✗ Missing closing brackets
• ✗ Invalid font-family declarations
• ✗ Misused quotes in div1 styling

Priority Fixes:

1. Replace custom tags (<p1>, <p2>, <p4>) with standard <p> tags
2. Add 2 more unique IDs
3. Create another reusable class
4. Fix link syntax
5. Clean up CSS syntax (semicolons, opacity values)

Enjoyed this project overall! Address the technical issues listed here and this will be a solid submission.

Good stat to highlight about economic disadvantages and how they affect educational opportunity.

Technical Feedback (14/20)

HTML Structure (4/5)

• ✓ Good use of heading hierarchy (h1-h6)
• ✓ Paragraphs properly tagged
• ✗ Two empty <p> tags need content
• ✗ Missing navigation links
• ⚠ Images work but need better organization

CSS Implementation (7/10)

• ✓ Multiple IDs used effectively
• ✓ Good reuse of .container class
• ✗ #rain1 ID exists in CSS but not in HTML
• ✗ .container class missing style definitions
• ✗ Layout issues due to undefined container styles

Code Quality (3/5)

• ✗ HTML syntax errors:
• Missing > in <link> tag
• Unclosed final <div>
• ✗ Unused CSS selectors (p2, h2, #rain1)
• ✗ Inconsistent margin spacing
• ✗ Div structure needs optimization

Key Improvements:

1. Add navigation links
2. Define .container styles
3. Fix HTML syntax errors
4. Clean up unused CSS
5. Improve div organization

Overall I really enjoyed your concept and visuals that reinforced the theme of the page. Focus on cleaning up the technical details and completing the missing style definitions to take this to the next level.

Although in context, this line seems to mean something to the effect of, "we were all young once", the use of the word "boys" does imply that FitzStephen was intending to write to a male audience. That does give a sense that gender roles were present in Medieval London, and that both physical play and scholarly reading were possibly considered to be activities for boys and men. It's interesting because although it's maybe not quite this explicit, gender does play a role in the way in which sports today are perceived as well.

It's interesting how this section on ball games focuses on the joy, passion, and sense of community brought by ball games, while in The Etymologies of Isadore of Seville, the focus is much more on the rules and mechanisms of the ball games themselves rather than the ways in which they fit into day-to-day life (Cambridge University Press 371).

I found this section to be really interesting. I love the comparison of debate to wrestling, a very physical sport. This way of viewing debate as falling into a similar category of activity to physical sports seems similar to me to the way debate is viewed as an activity today. It's interesting, too, how despite it encouraging a similar competitiveness to physical sports which were not always viewed positively (Milliman 609), debate here is shown as an activity very much encouraged by schools and by churches.

I was shocked by the fact that ID is not mandatory in US. This is so horrible. And mailing your vote - OMG, hilarious...

In Ukraine we have special people going with closed buckets from home to home if you have something going on with health, but no mailing!!

Cementum lines are growth rings in the teeth of animals, similar to tree rings, which help estimate the animal’s age by reflecting periods of growth and dormancy.

Habitat heterogeneity describes the variety and complexity of environmental features within a landscape. Diverse habitats can influence the risk of predation by providing areas that offer more or less protection for prey.

affect of video production itself, too

SEO speak and metadata slurry, too

Oh, so this is useful and interesting because I remember hearing about these when they were first proposed. Essentially, one of the problems even when infrastructure revert to public hands is that it's in crap shape and it's not clear whose job it is to pay to fix it up.

What knowledge, personal attributes or skills do you possess that you can offer to the benefit of this role/team?

I have experience working in the private sector (i.e. businesses), public sector (i.e. government) and civil society (i.e. organisations) which which has strengthened to speak different organisational language and build relationships.

Annotation 3: "Origin countries benefit most from labor migration when they make it an explicit part of their poverty reduction strategy... These benefits could be amplified by lowering the costs of sending remittances."

This section presents an epiphany about the role of structured migration in poverty reduction. Understanding that migration, when managed properly, can contribute to economic stability through remittances and knowledge transfer offers a new perspective. This insight encourages a rethinking of migration as a strategic tool for poverty reduction rather than just a social issue. This thought connects with the inquiry question by reframing migration as a structured development strategy with tangible, targeted benefits.

https://www.worldbank.org/en/publication/wdr2023

Annotation 2: "Climate change is compounding the economic drivers of migration. About 40 percent of the world’s population—3.5 billion people—live in places highly exposed to the impacts of climate change: water shortages, drought, heat stresses, sea level rise, and extreme events."

This passage raises questions about the specific ways climate change contributes to migration patterns. It invites inquiry into potential policies that could mitigate climate-related migration. A question might be, "What strategies could both origin and destination countries employ to address climate-driven migration effectively?" This aligns with the inquiry question by prompting further exploration into how environmental factors intersect with migration policy.

Annotation 1: "Migration has proved to be a powerful force for development, improving the lives of hundreds of millions of migrants, their families, and the societies in which they live across the world. But there are challenges as well—for migrants, their countries of origin, and their countries of destination."

This passage addresses one of the main ideas of the text: migration as both a beneficial and challenging force in global development. It connects to today's inquiry question by exploring the dual nature of migration’s impact—both as a driver of progress and a source of issues that require careful management. The author seems to convey the necessity of understanding both benefits and challenges to implement policies that maximize positive outcomes.

The DIY way I organise my life by [[struthless]]

shiny new thing syndrome [2:01]

meh...

I don't understand how this is permitted. I feel like for people's data to be used by a company, they should at least have to recieve the benifit of using whatever service that company is provided.

I find this to be a very disturbing and ethically questionable buisiness model. The fact that these companies are explicitly made to make society less productive is something I find very concerning.

The author is saying that the adulthood and youngness isn't always going to stay. Its here today but will be gone tomorrow. You have beauty today and everyone is attracted by your beauty today but they wont be anymore once your beauty is gone by tomorrow.

What is left? Accumulation through ascetic compulsion to save

Puritan values are now inflicted on everyone

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UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS- result of divine providence

bourgeois also powered by industrious workmen

bourgeois man, if he remained ethical, could morally justify financial pursuits

Protestant asceticism restricted enjoyment of possessions but also morally legitimized occupational labor

expectation that individual spend all their money only on Godly things

Job and mosaic law- God will bless his own and legitimacy of the law as moral standard- fueled Protestant spirit of self-righteousness and sober legality

Diction- use of divine hints - a righteous man takes up on the opportunities God has provided him

Calvinism found way to justify div of labour and profit making

following call conflated with taking up of opportunities

calling is inherently systematic and methodical

• interesting to consider how much quality non-methodical work exists in the world

wealthy should also work just because it is God's command and whatnot

lack of grace as in lack of status grace

labor as defense against worldly temptations

doesn't say directly that time is money but it translates well

BARS- deadliest sin is a waste of time

I could literally think about this all day what the church has managed to truly demonize is wasted time

relaxation seen as more of a danger than just wealth

Puritan writings were anti-wealth in a way mediaeval ethical literature was not

to Richard Baxter- wealth = morally suspect

like in all denominations- promoting ascetic way of life not sustainable and therefore feeding into Calvinistic worldliness

Baptists waiting for the spirit required things resembling Calvinists stoic action and character

Despite distinction from other manifestations of Protestantism, Baptists sill needed to have blameless congregation. So, even though God's grace couldn't be earned and rebirth had a stronger tie to a single action, rebirth was incomplete or unjustified without continual good action

Baptists believed in a sort of avoidance of the world

Spirit offered to anyone and accepted by resisting sin

Baptists took spirit of salvation through individual revelation and working through Divine Spirit

Methodism- although emotional- still just resulted in world works for the Lord

methodists rest on uncertainty of salvation but aspiring to a sort of transcendence??? replaced pre-destination

previous point led to two responses- stronger ideas of bible as only authority versus anti-Calvin ideas that grace is in fact earned and lost

methodism- in its emphasis on "the act" - posed issue with predestination doctrine for Methodists

Although Wesley attacked centralization of grace by works it was to clarify that salvation is not caused by works- even though works are necessary to identifying your own status of grace

it is difficult but guarantees the certitudo salutis and frees Calvinists of their worry

Methodism required immediate feeling of forgiveness

Methodism- methodical, systematic nature of conduct to attain certitudo salutis

the missionary- as opposed to the monk lifted up for their work outside church circles

1. nearing perfection of the law developed the state of grace and was a sign of it.
2. He provides for his chosen who wait patiently and deliberately

Pietism entered- with the ethic of "the calling" - into non Calvinistic denominations

emotions only heightened ethic of calling

Pietism had emotional element foreign to Calvinism

Pietism- movement away from heady church of theologians and invisible Christians towards the community distinct in the way the go about daily tasks

I think it is important for programmers to make designs that can work for everyone. When designers and programmers overlook the needs of different groups of people, including those with disabilities this can lead to some users not being able to access there designs.

His way of speaking at the start of this speech shows the importance of his words.

The article was written nearly 5 years ago now but it was updated just over a year ago which goes to show how important the issue of Voter Restoration is in the democracy and how important it is to be more up to date with the information in this political environment.