Huffington Post: A Blogic Analysis

After reading Harvey Nowlan’s blog post on stewardship as a Christian I have to agree with many of the points he was making about everything we own and consider our possessions in the material world, we own them to God. Our house, cars, bank account a many other things we treasure do not truly belong to us. Many lose site to this and take God’s grace out of the equation and forget who is really in charge. It is our duty, as Christians to be biblical stewards in everything we do and live in a way that Christ would want use to. We are like managers in a business and our resources should be used to exalt God and his kingdom. “ Our stewardship of the Christian faith is prior to and more important than any of the other things entrusted to our care.

The Stele Naram is a six foot and seven inches tall carving which is pink in color. This carving is made on a rose limestone which depicts a king leading in war followed closely by a number of soldiers. With their swords and who are following each other.  Number of soldiers are also seen falling down the carving which has the shape of a mountain (Perez 52). Naram is in a helmet that has horns and together with his troops he is looking up to the skies. His soldiers also trump on the fallen soldiers. Together the monument also shows Naram and his soldiers looking at the sun too.

In The Atlantic article “Why I Blog,” Andrew Sullivan explores a relatively new and compelling medium of communication, blogging. He discusses how blogging has changed writing from a future oriented process of writing to a rather provisional sense of writing. Consequently, this makes the process of editing, revising, polishing and ultimately publishing almost non-existent in the realm of blogging. Sullivan goes on to note how the usage of blogs has created a bond between the reader and the author, and the pace at which that bond travels is seamless. Sullivan writes, “And the intimate bond this creates with readers is unlike the bond that the Times, say, develops with its readers through the same events.” Quite notably in this quote, Sullivan explains that the formal writing often associated with well known traditional newspapers, such as The New York Times, seems to lack a human quality; Whereas, blogging generates that constant flux of thoughts and paves a path of reassessment, through feedback from readers. “To blog is therefore to let go of your writing in a way, to hold it at arm’s length, open it to scrutiny, allow it to float in the ether for a while, and to let

Americas feel all superior to other countries because we have freedom, civil disobedience, and are given all the necessities to prosper. If so, why are American who live in the lower income areas has a shortage of healthy foods at their disposal? Kristy Blackwood and Iris Mansour acknowledge the clear fact to why a called a first-world country has millions of people struggle with not having the access to the suitable food to help combat the issue of obesity in the nation. In “Transforming Food Deserts and Swamps to Fight Obesity” an article that appeared in The Huffington Post, by journalist Kristy Blackwood argue how access to healthy produces in not prevalent in low-income neighborhoods, which are highly dominated by Blacks and

I will admit that I am rather new to the discussion on bigotry, privilege, and the various -isms. I was speaking with a female friend of mine a few months ago, and I remarked that women, on average, are less able to compartmentalize their emotions than men. She was (justifiably) irate, and I qualified myself.

After the assigned readings I was able to gain more knowledge on different viewpoints to teaching, and to learning. The blogs by Diane Ravitch were very interesting. The blogs were concerning Common Core, Unions, and the best way to learn how to read. I found it interesting that the knowledge sustained in these blogs would be so helpful in guiding my purpose of teaching. The blogs influenced my thinking about the purpose of social studies in that social studies gives us so much background to where we’ve come from, what we as a society have accomplished, and most importantly who we are us citizens. The blogs reinforced the opinion of many people across the U.S. and that is that Common Core is flawed. The parents would not opt out of a program just because they felt it was too hard for their students. The outrage and boycott comes from the effect the grading of the tests has on a teachers overall performance as a teacher. Using common core testing as a rubric for teachers in my opinion is blatantly wrong and the statistics from the American Statistical Association show that “teachers affect 1-14% of the variation in student scores, while the family and home have a greater % effect” (NY Daily News, Ravitch.net). This blog affected my impact on just how much flak teachers get when it comes to the state and federal education system. The impact the blogs had on me was it opened my eyes to the Common Core situation and offered an insight to the troubling issues that concern

Arianna Huffington is a major part of the reason why Huffington Post is so successful and is also plays a great role in the internet society because she built the company from the ground up and has focused on putting so much of herself into it and is so passionate about the work that she does which makes it popular. Huffington has grown her news platform into a great go-to for millions of viewers and has developed a spread of readers who are dedicated fans.

Above all, a journalist’s job is to seek the truth, and report it to the public. Occasionally a journalist will act deceptively in pursuit of that truth, causing for some of the most famous cases of undercover journalism—see Nellie Bly and PrimeTime Live—as well as the most infamous—James O’Keefe (Marx). When discussing undercover journalism, we must pose the question: can undercover journalism also be ethical journalism? And, regardless of the previous answer, is it ever justified? I will address both of these questions through the analysis of Shane Bauer’s 2016 Mother Jones’ piece on private prisons.

As a result, having negative thoughts can also cause the child as well as the adolescents to act in an inappropriate manner. In addition, they also thinks that everything that happen wrongly are usually their fault. They also have a tendencies to criticize themselves. Furthermore, children and adolescents with depression usually have a low self-esteem and they have no confidence in whatever they do (Lack, C. W., & Green, A. L., 2009). In addition, they also have a negative view point about the world around them, as well as their future and the future of other people around them. However, these feelings somethings changes depending on the situations that they are in as well as the age group, which is maturity (Lack, C. W., & Green, A. L., 2009).

The writer’s purpose in writing the article is to express her opinion on the banning of the hijab, which is worn by Muslim women. She is not in favor of the ban. She felt that it was discriminating against women not because of religious reasons. Many of the sports teams have banned women from wearing the hijab while playing sports. Their reason was that it cause safety issues. In my opinion, I agree with the writer.

This is the first time I have ever shared something and have been honest about how I feel. For a while now I have been wanting to tell people about what I have been going through share. I know most of you were probably shocked when you read this because most of you would not have expected something like this to come from me. Each and every one of you touched me by reaching out. Words cannot describe how surprised I was when I received this many comments about how brave and hard to about my depression. I feel blessed to know that so many of you care to reach out to me. Thank

Random Blogger discusses in her article living together before marriage is a very great idea for couples. She claims cohabitation helps to get know each other better than dating for a long time. The author’s main point is encouraging couples to live together before they get married. Her audience is people who can accesses her web cite and specially couples how didn’t get married yet.

The universal reader firmware in the elevator needs to be swap out so it can accommodate Comcast ID badges. There are no issues with the reader but just needs to be reprogrammed. In terms, of the NBCU ID badge I did not hear any issues about it. If there is please let me know who they are so we can help troubleshoot the issue. Hope that clears any concern and sooner we can schedule Otis would be a great help.

It is human nature for everyone to go through a rough time at some point in their lives. According to adaa.org, 14.8 million people, which is 6.7 percent of the population is depressed right now. On the other hand, there is about 93.3 percent that are mentally stable. Now you may be thinking that will never happen to me or i’m completely happy with my life but Emory University states that 8.3 million people have had suicidal thoughts before the age of sixteen. I just wish that I knew that a big problem has been swept under the rug like it’s nothing. This got me thinking even more than usual. What would happen if that 93.3 percent of people became more aware of what is happening and open their eyes... too bad I was one of the blind ones. I have a friend, K, and i met her two years ago. At the time I didn’t know that she was depressed, no one did. I thought she was just a normal girl who was a bit shy but I was wrong. Skip a few weeks and things started going downhill. I wasn’t talking to her as much and she started going to school less and if she did she looked and acted like a zombie. My friend and I decided to look into it more and asked around. We made a the shocking discovery that she was depressed. We didn’t confront her about it directly because we didn’t want her to feel any more different than she already felt. Every day we would compliment her or ask her if she wanted to join us at lunch. At the time I didn’t really understand what the little things that you do could severely change a life. That’s why you should take a small

The author of the blog post begins by describing two items in the news which they describe as ‘worrying’. Firstly, the announcement of treble subsidies for so-called ‘green’ energy, which the author explicitly links to the second point that a university has ‘confirmed’ global warming is happening, due to carbon emissions. The author expresses how this is ‘suspicious’ as evidence to support