The Evelution of Computers/Tech

1)Steve Jobs: Co-founded Apple in 1972. Co-founded Pixar in 1986. 2)Charles Babbage: Invented and developed the Difference Engine in 1821. 3)Bill Gates: Developed BASIC for the MITS Altair. Helped in the development of Microsoft's earlier programs such as MS-DOS. Founder of the Microsoft company. 4)Alan Turing: Credited as the founder of computer science. Developed the Turing Machine in 1936. Developed the Turing test. 5)Michael Dell: Started the Dell computer compony. 6) Paul Allen: Co-founder of Microsoft. Left Microsoft in 1983. Helped in the development of early Microsoft products such as MS-DOS. Original owner of TechTV. 7) Robert Metcalfe: Development of Ethernet while at Xerox PARC. Founded 3COM in 1979. Coined Metcalfe's Law.      Resource: http://www.computerhope.com/

10 Internet Safety Tips

1. Never give out personal information.  Example: Someone could get a hold of your personal information and track you. http://www.fbi.gov/fun-games/kids/kids-safety
2. Change your password regularly.   Example: Someone could get a hold of your password, hack your account and get all of your personal information. http://safekids.ne.gov/young_adult_resources.html
3. Don't meet anyone in real life from the internet, unless you personally know them.  Example: Somone could pose as a person your age and might want to harm you in some way. http://safekids.ne.gov/young_adult_resources.html
4. Know who you are talking to. A person could easily pose as someone they arent so be careful.  Example: Somone could be poseing as someone they are not to get your trust and get u to tell them your personal information. http://www.fbi.gov/fun-games/kids/kids-safety
5. Remove older emails. Especially if they contain personal information.  Example: A hacker could get into your e-mail and read your personal information. http://www.learnthenet.com/learn-about/privacy-tips/index.php
6. Think about how the sites work before you join them.  Example: Some sites will post your information without you wanting them to. http://www.onguardonline.gov/topics/safety-tips-tweens-teens.aspx
7. Post only information that you are comfortable with sharing.  Example: Don't post anything that someone could use to track you, like your phone number or your name. http://www.onguardonline.gov/topics/safety-tips-tweens-teens.aspx
8. Never assume someone is who they say they are, unless u personally know who they are.  Example: Someone could want to harm you and pose as someone who is your age. http://safekids.ne.gov/young_adult_resources.html 
9. Some websites give u the option of sharing your personal information or not.  Example: You can keep your information private and noone would be able to see it.  http://www.learnthenet.com/learn-about/privacy-tips/index.php?p=02
10. Review the websites privacy policy.   Example: The privacy policy will tell you what they share on the site and what you can keep private. http://www.learnthenet.com/learn-about/privacy-tips/index.php?p=02

Internet: Can you speak the language?

ISP and URL went phishing online and found a cookie, so they downloaded an anti-virus to fight browser the turtle. They planed to cache a host of hackers to get a refreshed world wide web without cybercrime, but their bandwidth failed and their wi-fi crashed into a blog. They used a hyperlink to pull their wifi out of the blog and set out on a search for internet god 'Shareware', but the hackers found them first and ran them over with a trojan horse virus.

by: Brad Bishop and Alex Gonzalez

Where does the time go?

Most of my time is spent towards sleeping, school, socializin, television, texting, and taking care of my animals. At the end of the week i dont really have time for anything else. What I should include more time into studying and less into socializing, television, etc. Other elements I need to include in my time is studying and, although I dont really need more time for this, spending more time with friends.

Ergonomics

Ergonomics is a healthy workstation. The reason it is so important is because it can cause injuries such as, carpal tunnel, back pains, and arm pain. Billions of dollars were spent on workers compensation because so many people have unhealthy workstations. The best position for your chair is a comfortable, like  slouching or a reclined, position so that your back is resting easy, and your feet need to be resting on the ground. The best position for the key board is a negative slope, or below desk level. Your mouse needs to be next to your keyboard. The computer moniter needs to be as far away as possible as long as you can still see. Lighting doesnt need to be too dim because it can cause neck, back, and eye strain and also cause headaches. Movement is the most important activity because if you don't it can cause bad posture, stiffness,and other injuries because not moving is the worst thing for your body.

Who am I?

                         I am a male that grew up in Conyers Georgia. I grew up in a multi-family household and was raised by my mom and dad. In my household were my older brother, and my younger brother. We were part of the middle socioeconomic status. My parents were employed. I had some responsibilities growing up. While growing up, I spoke english. My ethnicity is white. When I misbehaved, I was always disciplined. My parents were very  easy going.