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    I regretted the bad decisions I had made earlier that year. The way it felt wasting my summers away painting that privacy fence was something that I look back on in sorrow. Throughout elementary school every time time my siblings or the neighborhood kids and I did something that deserved a punishment we would get a strike. Strikes came with an hour of painting that horrible privacy fence. With the strikes‚ came embarrassment

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    protect the privacy. And for China the situation is different. Majority of people do not receive too well education‚ and quality of majority is not trustful‚ so we must make complete law‚ but not the model of self-regulation of people themselves. And we know there is no enough law about the protection of privacy especially for the Internet privacy of Chinese citizens. And in my opinion‚ Chinese government is in urgently needed to build law of privacy especial for the Internet privacy‚ and it should

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    PRIVACY Yet people often dole out all kinds of personal information on the Internet that allows such identifying data to be deduced. Services like Facebook‚Twitter and Flickr are oceans of personal minutiae — birthday greetings sent and received‚ school and work gossip‚ photos of family vacations‚ and movies watched. Computer scientists and policy experts say that such seemingly innocuous bits of self-revelation can increasingly be collected and reassembled by computers to help create a picture

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    Invasion of Personal Space There are people in this world that do not understand the importance of personal space. The do not easily comprehend how uncomfortable an invasion makes others because they themselves do not have those boundaries. Everyone knows a person like this. For me‚ it’s my little sister‚ Bethany. If you cannot immediately think of anyone‚ than it’s probably you. As far a one’s personal space preferences are concerned‚ people can be broken up into groups. These groups

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    still varies‚ is the idea of personal space. In America‚ we have a strong sense of personal space‚ especially when it comes to strangers. In this experiment‚ I challenged this custom by invading the personal space of a couple strangers I encountered in my day to day life. I also tried the opposite and denied some close friends the attention and physical contact that usually entails our greetings. This paper describes my findings from this test. I first tried my space invasion on a girl I met at

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    Chapters 7 and 8 When an individual already feels crowded or is in a high density setting…  Physiological stress & health – Physiological stress rises faster as density increases for those with large interpersonal distance preferences • Shown in high blood pressure & cardiac issues‚ sweating • High density can precipitate illness due to easier disease transmission • Feeling crowded can cause poor health regardless of density  Psychological stress & mental health – Issue – high density

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    Privacy – Such a Lonely Word Examining the Implications of User Privacy to Corporate Management Privacy – Such a Lonely Word Examining the Implications of User Privacy to Corporate Management The concept of privacy has moved more and more toward the forefront of people’s minds since the attacks of September 11th‚ on the World Trade Center in New York. Privacy is not necessarily about ‘hiding something’ but it is more of a ‘liberty’ that many would argue is under attack by the government (Schneier

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    My feelings were overwhelming while I was watching Rouge-1‚ and climaxed in the last minute. I have been a space oddesy fan since I was a toddler and man first walked on the moon. I first watched Star Wars when I was about 1 0-years old. Only a few years earlier‚ I watched 2001‚ a space Odyssey. I thought Star Wars was‚ much better‚ not because of the action‚ but because of the force. All my life I wanted to be ’at one with the force’ and have the power to heal‚ block bullets‚ and cheat death. In

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    I could not hear anything except for people screaming “gun!” My face went numb and it felt like my throat was being choked from my inability to speak. My vision suddenly became spotty and I was not able to see straight. All the sounds around me went mute as I scoured every angle around me to look for this gun being screamed about from the dozens of voices in the crowd. “Oh my god Lauren! What do we do? What is happening?” My co-worker asked me in a panic. I finally had the ability to process my

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    Informational privacy is extremely important. Your personnel emails should be private and the amount of privacy with your work email should have limits set forth by your employer. If someone has an email account and sometimes happens to them and they are not here no more should someone be able to read their emails? When Justin Ellisworth gave his life for his country‚ his parents tired to get access to read emails so that they can understand what was going on in his life before he gave the ultimate

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