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day 4 questions

1. What are Internet cookies? are short pieces of data used by web servers to help identify web users.
   
   
2. What are packets? Packets are parts of a site or web page or even an e-mail that is broken down in bytes. Each packet carries the information that helps get to the destination.
   
   
3. What route do packets take over the Internet? Packets are sent by the best available route. It's first loaded across various pieces of equipment on a millisecond-by-millisecond basis, then if there is a problem with one piece of equipment in the network while a message is being transferred, packets can be routed around the problem, ensuring the delivery of the entire message.
   
   
4. What is a 404 error on the web? It's a link to a missing page.
   
   
5. What is 'e-commerce'?
   
   
6. What is the difference between ebay and craigslist?
   
   
7. What is SSL?
   
   
8. What are the two major ways for home users to connect to the Internet via a high speed connection?
   
   
9. What is a T-1 line?

Questions

1. When were the following companies founded? (a) Google, (b) Microsoft, (c) Yahoo?
Google was founded in September 1998.
Yahoo was founded in April 1994.
Microsoft was founded in 1975.

2. Who were the founders of each of those companies?
The founders of Google were Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
The founders of Yahoo were David Filo and Jerry Yang.
The founder of Microsoft was Bill Gates.

3. Last year (2006), what did the following companies make in revenue (a) Google, (b) Microsoft, (c) Yahoo?


4. What is .NET?
.NET is a whole new way to think about how software is built.

5. What is the Google Page Rank Algorithm? Basically, how are the placements of searches made?
The Google PageRank Algorithm is a system for ranking web pages made by the Google founders. It uses a vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page's value.

6. Which company purchased Flickr.com?
Yahoo.

7. Which company very recently purchased Chrysler?
Cerebrus.
8. What is the difference between a private equity company and a public corporation?
A private equity company only users and members can use and see, but a public corporation all people can use and see.

9. What is money coming in to a company? Revenue.

10. What is a share of stock?
A share of stock is a claim on the current and future dividends (or other cash flows, such as stock buybacks) to be paid by a company.

11. What does Alcoa do?
Mine aluminum.

12. What does the abbreviation GE stand for?
General Engineering.

13. What does the CEO do in a company?
The executive who is responsible for a company's operations.

14. What does the CFO do in a company?
The CFO Company is a consulting organization that helps small and medium size businesses increase their profits, strengthen their balance sheets --- and make their businesses easier to manage.

15. What is the NYSE? NASDAQ?
NYSE is the best known stock market, and NASDAQ is an American electronic stock market.

16. What does the board of directors do in a corporation?
A group of people legally charged with the responsibility to govern a corporation.

17. What is an IPO?
A initial public offering and occurs when a company first sells its shares to the public.

# Who edits Wikipedia?


# What is Web 2.0?

# What is a social network?

# Which corporation owns Myspace.com?

# How do Digg.com and Reddit.com work?

# Why do people visit Monster.com?

# What does FTP stand for?

# What does HTTP mean?

# What is the file extension for Flash media that is available to see online?

# What is the file extension for Microsoft Word files?

# What is the file extension for Microsoft Excel files?

# What is the difference between Excel and Word?

# What is the file extension for Microsoft PowerPoint?

# How is Google Documents different from Microsoft Word and Excel?

# What is Linux?

# How does Linux differ from Microsoft Windows?

# What is Adwords?

# How would one profit from Adsense?

Sketchup.

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=bc4ce5e5795e9432a481b2ef7bcf79c6

March 21, 2007

1. Of all the things we've done this year. which are the most useful and important up to this point? The most useful and important things that we've learned this year would be how to type at a fast speed without looking at the keyboard, and correctly. Not only that but how to fill out an application the proper way to point out our best qualities. Also to look up sites that give us infomation on subjects that interest us the most.
   

2. What do you WANT to learn about computers in the last 9 weeks? For the last 9 weeks of this school year, I would really like to learn how to make a website page of something that interests not only myself but others as well. How to get that site known to many people by other sites such as MySpace, Live Journal etc., is perfectly fine but are there other sites to do so? Are there sites just deditcated to one subject of interest and not any other? That is what I would like to learn about.

ethical judgements

The story.

• Was the developers' behavior ethical?

I don't think their behavior was ethical at all becuse although it was a good idea to sell the land at more than they bought it for, it was horrible to do that to an 81-year old woman who had no idea should could possibly do that. Not only that but their ruining perfect marsh lands. To pave it all up would be completely horrible and a danger to nature.

• How can this be avoided in the future?

This can be avoided in the future by letting the citizens know how horrible developer's could be, and warn them about these type's of situations. Anyone who understands would agree that this message should be given out to more people to help save the enviroment.

My ideal job.

Dear D.E. Shaw& Co.,

To be a private equity lawyer would be a dream come true. I believe that I deserve this job because I fight until I prove my point whether it be right or wrong, an opinion still matters to some in the world. I am very determined when it comes to something in which I have great intrest in. When it comes to someone else's life you should have the patience and courtesy to find out both side's of the story. It takes plenty of ethical reasoning to come up with an answer to a problem. I can offer all of this and more! Not only would I do well in the court room, but when it come's to paper work I can work at a rapid speed. This is why I believe that I should have to chance to get this once-in-a-lifetime amazing job.

Thank you for your time,
Gabriella Camejo.

Jobs.

Law.
Job Description # 1.

We have an exceptional Commercial Real Estate position, Attorney position in NYC!

What you will need for this position:

2+ years experience specializing in commercial real estate transaction law
Commercial Leasing experience
Real estate development, acquisition or lending experience
Juris Doctor - JD - Juris Doctorate
Excellent critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills
Sharp negotiation skills

What you will be doing:

Counsel clients in their COMMERCIAL real estate dealings in matters including acquisition and development, eminent domain, property management, land use, entitlements, environmental issues and construction law.

Provide assistance with the disposition of clients' properties, including leasing or selling unused space.

Experience should include complex, multi-million dollar real estate transactions, acquisitions and dispositions, sale lease backs, dual beneficiary trusts, title review, conveyances and easements, property leases, joint ventures and other forms of ownership, as well as ground leases involving office parks and shopping centers.

Advise on a range of zoning and entitlement services, including variances, permits and re-zoning property as small as .5 acres, to as large as 50+ acres for commercial uses.

What you will receive for this position:

Competitive Salary
Medical
Dental
Life Insurance
Flexible Benefits Plan
Retirement plan - deferral, match and profit sharing
Disability
Holidays
Vacation
Memberships Paid
Continuing Education

So, if you have at least 2 years experience as a Commercial Real Estate attorney, we would like to review your resume immediately.

Job Description # 2.
Seeking Mid Level Lawyer to report to the Merrill Lynch Federal Savings Bank General Counsel.

Job Responsibilities:

Responsibilities for:

• Banking regulatory matters
• Preparing applications/notices to the banks regulators in connection with new products and acquisitions
• Coordinating responses to examination requests
• Drafting and or reviewing transactional agreements with both affiliates and unaffiliated third parties
• Researching legal issues in connection with ordinary course banking businesses as well as one-off transactions/acquisitions/dispositions

Qualifications:

• JD Required; 5-15 years experience
• In-house experience in banking related position
• Both regulatory and transactional experience helpful, but not required
• Strong organizational and communication skills

Job Description # 3.

Plaintiff's personal injury firm looking for a Trial Lawyer who has his/her heart in trying / prosecuting personal injury trials. If you have a sense of a desire for justice for your injured client and you have significant trial experience then we would like to meet with you. The job pays a $100,000.00 base salary along with a percentage of any verdict you receive. We co-try our cases to provide our injured client with the best representation. We believe in an aggressive pro-active approach. Our most important need right now is the ability to cross examine at deposition defendants in construction negligence cases and to try the construction liability portion of those cases. Hence, experience with construction and/or a burning desire to prosecute those cases would be needed. We also have a need for an attorney to conduct excellent pro-client video evidence depositions of the treating physicians and party experts which occur immediately before trial. Excellence at handling pretrial motions is important. Excellent at evidenciary issues and detailed knowledge of the law in Illinois is very important. Please send your resume and tell us a little bit about why you would be interested in this position.

Marine Biology
Job Description # 1.

J. Craig Venter Institute, a not-for-profit research institute dedicated to the advancement of genomics, is seeking a Scientist to work on board the Institute’s research vessel, Sorcerer II. This position provides a unique opportunity to work and live with a dynamic and enthusiastic team contributing to the broader goals and initiatives of the Institute’s environmental metagenomics research projects. The scientist is responsible for conducting marine microbial sampling and associated data collection.

Successful candidates will be experienced with:

• Standard oceanographic physical, chemical, and/or biological sampling
• General molecular biology skills
• Microscopy skills
• Experience with sterile technique
• Open-ocean sailing experience
• Ability to follow and refine scientific research protocols
• Ability to maintain scientific equipment in good repair
• Ability to regularly lift and/or move reasonably heavy scientific equipment up to approximately 50 lbs under adverse conditions (i.e., a moving boat during adverse weather conditions).
• Ph.D. in Oceanography, Microbiology, or equivalent preferred. Masters or Bachelors Degree in Oceanography, Microbiology, or equivalent with relevant experience in one of the same with extensive research experience will be considered.

To apply for this position, please visit our web site at www.venterinstitute.org/jobs EOE

Job Description# 2.
DMJM Harris, part of AECOM

Specializing in Transit/Rail, Highways and Bridges, Marine, Airports, and Energy Infrastructure, DMJM Harris's multidiscipline staff of more than 2,200 engineers, construction specialists, and other professionals is strategically deployed in offices around the world. DMJM Harris is part of AECOM, a leading global provider of professional technical and management support services for government and commercial clients around the world. http://www.dmjmharris.com .


We are seeking a Biologist / Environmental Specialist to participate in identification of wildlife and sensitive species habitat, and wetland identification. A minimum of 4 years of experience in the preparation of biological reviews and biological evaluations. A Bachelor's degree required in Biology, Botany, Ecology, or related field.

Position will conduct field investigations including species surveys, flora, and faunal species survey and prepare associated reports.

Proficiency Microsoft Office software is required. Experience / knowledge of GIS is a plus. Effective oral and written communication skills are a must.



A world of opportunity
DMJM Harris employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes multiple health care options and retirement benefits as well as management-supported opportunities for professional growth and development.


Job Description # 3.

Biologist / Microbiologist (Mid Level)

Summary – Working under the supervision of the Sr. Biologist Task Leaders, the biologist will perform biological support activities in the laboratory and in the field on projects pertaining to microbiological / molecular biological and toxicological analysis of environmental water and soil samples. Work as part of a team on multiple concurrent projects. Must keep good records and have a flexible work schedule to complete projects by deadlines.

Responsibilities - Perform water quality analyses including microbiological tests and qPCR for projects according to EPA Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Quality Assurance / Quality Control Guidelines and record all data and activities pertaining to the project. Assist in experimental design of projects as well as writing weekly progress reports and final project reports. Help track inventory of supplies for timely ordering. Attend meetings with client and coworkers to discuss projects and present findings. Assist in toxicology laboratory analyzing test results. Perform field work (e.g. sampling) when requested.

Requirements

• Masters of Science degree in environmental science, microbiology, molecular biology or similar field. Bachelor’s degree plus experience may be substituted for a master’s degree.
• Good writing and speaking skills with ability to follow written experimental procedures.
• Experience and proficiency with research and data analysis using computer software programs. Be able to work independently, be team oriented; and have working knowledge of WordPerfect, Microsoft^® Word and Excel, and Adobe Acrobat. Experience with LIMS preferable.
• Reliable and proactive. Ability to work with limited supervision, determine when to ask for support and direction, and to cooperatively engage with coworkers.
• Ability to multitask and pay meticulous attention to detail in tracking project activities, schedules, and work products.
• Commitment to assisting Sr. Biologists in providing superior quality work products for client by deadlines.

Desired Requirements

• Experience with performing microbiological assays used to quantify bacteria and coliphage, light spectroscopy, microscopy, filtration, centrifugation, DNA/RNA isolation and purification, gel electrophoresis, Real-Time Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction assays, QA/QC procedures.
• Experience with field work (e.g. sampling) in the marine and freshwater environment.

Buxfer

I believe the the site Buxfer is both of a good idea and a bad idea.
It's a very good idea for those who check their e-mails frequently, then they will be able to know
what to do and who to pay or who to get money from. It keeps
great track of your money and where it's gone over the period of time.

But then it's also a bad idea because if people need to have someone remind them to
pay them back by sending an e-mail, how would they really remember
when to check their e-mail.
So the whole point of signing up for it would be a waste because they still wouldn't know
where their money's gone to or who they have to pay.