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Khalil Johnson October 11, 2016 CIS106 Ken King Deep/Dark Web The Deep Web is a term that refers to a number of websites that are invisible to everyone. You cannot find these websites using a search engine, in other words a place where google does not go. The Deep Web makes up about 96% of the internet while the other 4% is the Surface Web. The Surface Web includes sites such as; Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or any website you can find through a search engine. A lot of illegal activity takes place

Depending on one’s profession or curiosity, the Dark Web, also known as Tor, can be a great research aid to the military, the police, or just to nurture the curious mind for deeper web searching not normally found on surface websites. The Dark Web Verses Surface Web The Dark Web better known as Tor is a layer of the online world that is less visible than the online websites unlike Google, Yahoo, or any other common search engines on the world-wide web. The Dark Web refers to a hidden aspect of

1:1 (Dictionary.com, 2016) states that: “communication is the imparting or interchange of thoughts, opinions, or information by speech, writing, or signs.” This implies that communication can be verbal, non-verbal, written or spoken. Communication is very important within health and social settings as it allows information to be understood clearing, reducing misinterpretations. This therefore can lead to the growth and development of the practice within health and social care. Communication within

The internet is extremely important in people’s everyday lives, so much that majority of the world’s economy and its governments rely heavily on the web. Communication, information, work, education and health care are all at the top when it comes to being heavenly dependent on the internet. The birth of the Web opened up many opportunities, most of which have been positive. But with every light, there is a shadow. The Darknet, Darkweb, and the Deepweb. What do these names stand for? What is their

Later on, the structurally and functionally conserved mammalian counterpart (mTOR) was discovered biochemically based on its rapamycin inhibitory properties. To date, a TOR gene is contained by every eukaryote genome examined (including yeasts, algae, plants, worms, flies and mammals) (PMID: 22408430). mTOR is also known as FRAP (FKBP12-rapamycin-associated protein), RAFT1 (rapamycin and FKBP12 target), RAPT 1 (rapamycin

2.1 General: A fish is any member of a paraphyletic (descendants of the last common ancestor)group of organisms that consist of all gill bearing aquatic craniate animals that lack limbs with digits (fingers and toes). Fish are an important resource for humans worldwide, especially as food. Commercial and subsistence fishers hunt fish in wild fisheries or farm them in ponds or in cages in the ocean. They are also caught by recreational fishers, kept as pets, raised by fish keepers, and exhibited in

proteins (FNIP) 1 and 2. FLCN interaction with FNIPs provides a functional insight due to FNIP1/2 interaction with AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK), a direct energy sensor and negative regulator of mTOR, suggesting its role in AMPK and TOR signaling. FLCN’s role in TOR signaling was strengthen by mammalian cells with reduce expression of FLCN resulted in the

start on the boards of 4chan as well as a lot of instruction from others on the TOR network; anyone wishing to join “AnonOps” should know that there are hundreds of sects or chapters of anonymous with

I have never heard this or even thought this about the golden arches, but to me the golden arches mean McDonald’s. In a dissertation by Speber and Wilson, about the Theory of Revelence,(TOR). TOR can explain how consumers interpret visual advertising. This could help marketers and researchers in advertising. TOR can also explain why some symbols or logos thought to be unconnected with the product became revelent in advertising. Cite. The fourth logo I chose is Apple. Apple logo was designed from

and onto the anonymity network called Tor. When you click on a link in Google, you’re connected with the target information fairly directly. Someone accessing the same site while connected through Tor would have their request bounced randomly through volunteer computers called nodes before exiting Tor and arriving at the site, making their online movements much harder to track.” (Eddy, Max) If your computer is ever being hacked or monitored while on the Tor browser you can use the “get a new identity”