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    strongly believe that people who are on social network should protect their private information by themselves and never post anything that may be used against them. I believe that‚ if a person wants people to not know something about themselves‚ then they should not post it on a website that allows people to see it. Social networking sites are public places where a person can voluntarily post private data about themselves. Anyone who uses a social network site should realize that they have voluntarily

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    Manuscript Form As you are learning to write‚ you should have a clear idea of what is good manuscript form. You should do everything - writing the title‚ leaving margins‚ indenting‚ capitalizing‚ and dividing words - according to generally accepted rules. Whenever you write something‚ work carefully‚ write neatly and clearly‚ and try to make as few mistakes as possible. Before handing in your essay or exercise‚ proofread it once or twice‚ because you may need to make some final corrections and

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    The Social Network movie narrates the story of the creation of The Facebook (or simply Facebook). Mark Zuckerberg‚ an anti-social nerd who also comes across as a genius computer programmer wanted to create something cool. After his ex-best friend and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin told him that it was time to add advertisements on Facebook when it reached 4‚000 members‚ Mark replied “Facebook is cool... We don’t even know what Facebook is yet. We don’t know what it is‚ what it can be‚ what it

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    Through secondary research Lim & Cu (2010) found that members of a social network face social obligation and therefore abstain braking rules and norms and taking advantage of the existing ties to the detriment of the other network members‚ as this would lead to sanctions and might destroy the value from future transactions (p. 5). Affiliates linked through direct (also called strong) ties‚ face particularly strong social obligation. In addition‚ direct ties imply thorough knowledge about each

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    ADVANTAGES OF SOCIAL NETWORK Low Costs Definitely‚ it’s cheaper to use online social networking for both personal and business use because most of it is usually free. While personal use is rather simple for anyone‚ the business functions are underestimated by many. In a social networking site‚ you can scout out potential customers and target markets with just a few clicks and keystrokes‚ adding a boost to your usual advertisements and promotional strategies. It lets you learn about their likes

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    Jessica Montgomery ENC 1011 Mr. Vaccaro November 6‚ 2014 In “The Social Network” by Alissa Wilkinson‚ Wilkinson does a superb job of explaining Facebook. She begins by telling how she first came across Facebook and then goes into the story of the social network. The author gets her purpose across clearly using many different strategies and techniques. This article is geared towards people that are aware of Facebook and people that are in a certain age range. This article would most likely not

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    The impact of social networks. Social networking is a very important part of today’s world. For students who are around twenty years old and even younger‚ we cannot not belong to any networking website. Social networking has many positive effects but also negative ones. Through Facebook or AsmallWorld‚ we can now organize our lives. By publishing open invitations to parties or exhibitions or any kind of events‚ we can have a social life. By posting photos of what is happening in our lives

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    “A Blessing” by James Wright “A Blessing” by James Wright is a poem to me that talks about feeling clam and being blessed to have the opportunity to be with the Indian ponies. I think this poem is about the author getting the opportunity to be with the Indian ponies because they calm him down from troubles he might be having in his life. Also I think this poem talks about when the author is with the ponies his troubles just fly away; a true blessing. I believe Wright is trying to explain throughout

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    English 102 January 31‚ 2013 Social Networking Drama Social networking websites gives people an opportunity to connect world-widely and in this way the users have a chance to learn foreign cultures and languages. Nowadays there is a deep rooted need among humans to share. In the past‚ due to geographical distances and economic concerns‚ connections between people were limited. Social networking has always been prevalent. It is just that in these times the face of social networking has changed. Where

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    message in a poem? Reading the poem over and over again would become repetitive and uninteresting. However‚ the way to find the message within a poem is to understand the poetic elements. In James Wright’s poem “A Blessing” there are many elements that give clues to poem message. “A Blessing is a lyric type of poem. James Wright focuses a pictorial image of the setting and the relationship between animals and humans. Also in the poem there is an indirect message. The message of the poem is‚ if a person

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