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Companies use data mining to extract your information and use it to benefit themselves and personalize your experience. Data mining is controversial in terms of protecting your privacy.
Bill Tucker and Sharren Bates discuss the future of educational data at Education Sector's event "The Next Generation of Educational data" on December 7, 2010.
After finishing my walk today, I headed over to where Beach 86th Street terminates at Jamaica Bay. I climbed out on the nearby jetty to get a good look at this row of old bungalows built on a pier over the water at the northern end of Beach 84th Street. Because of how the houses are lined up, they're mostly obscured from view on Beach 84th Street; in fact, I didn't even realize they were there when I walked the street. I only discovered them afterward while looking at aerial photos of the area. As we learned back then:
These unusual houses, apparently more than a century old, were in the news back in 2008 when the state passed a law allowing the city to sell the pier to the homeowners who lived atop it. A few years later, the artist Duke Riley featured the bungalows in one of the stained-glass pieces he designed for the nearby Beach 98th Street subway station.
There are about 16 houses standing on the pier now, but there were once more. I count seven additional houses in aerial images from both 1924 and 1980. (Here's a 2012 view for comparison.) In the 1924 aerial, and even, to a much lesser extent, in this 1996 one, you can also see a number of houses built out on other nearby piers jutting into the bay.
Data destruction
All appliances or “white goods” (clothes washers/dryers, refrigerators, ovens, water heaters, air conditioners, etc) become valuable sources of scrap metal when they are no longer wanted. However, some components in appliances contain hazardous materials that can damage human health and the environment if they are not removed and properly managed. Hazardous components may include: encapsulated polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs); Freon, Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), hydro-chlorofluorocarbons (HCFC) and other refrigerants; mercury in switches and temperature control devices; Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) in metal-encased capacitors; used oil from compressors and transmissions; and any other material that is a regulated hazardous waste. Please dispose of these items properly.
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Tracklist:
1. Mario de Vega - Fuka
2. Israel M. - Directriz
3. Cardex - 22 años solo
4. Antena - Centro
5. Denizen - The many colored beast
6. Broaband Star - Slow flight to Urano
7. Abduct - Dosis
8. hZ - Sweet Porno
9. So Simple - NGC-5253
10. Bifidus - Hum
11. MHV - T01
12. Emmerichk - Neuro
13. Jack´s son - The Trouble
Parking lot for the Data Center built by Digital Realty Trust.
365 S Randolphville Rd.
Piscataway, NJ
Facilitators: Raphael Tsanga, Senior Research Officer, Edouard Essiane Mendoula, Research Assistant - Data collection meeting on the flow of wood to the consumer.
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El pasado 20 de febrero, se llevó a cabo en la Universidad Rafael Landívar el foro "Los retos del periodismo en la era del open data", en el que periodistas y representantes de gobiernos debatieron sobre los avances en acceso a la información, apertura informativa y cómo esto contribuye al periodismo de investigación. Moderó Luis Botello, Director de Proyectos Especiales del ICFJ. Los panelistas fueron:
- Aurora Cubías, Subsecretaria de Transparencia y Anticorrupción del Gobierno de
El Salvador
- Jorge Mario Andrino, Secretario General de la Procuraduría de Guatemala
- Juan Luis Font, Director Revista ContraPoder, Guatemala
- Miguel González Moraga, representante de la Organización Civitas, Guatemala
- Nery Mabel Reyes, Directora de prensa de radio YSKL, El Salvador.
- Roberto Hugo Preza, Director de noticias del Grupo Megavisión, El Salvador
- Selvin Lima, representante de la Comisión para la Transparencia del Gobierno de
Guatemala
- Silvio Gramajo, Doctor de Investigación Social con énfasis en Ciencias Políticas,
Transparencia, Comunicación Política.
- Ignacio Rodríguez, director Revista Emeequis, México.
Data Entry Jobs
If you’re considering entering the field of work-from-home data entry jobs, the first thing to understand is that it’s not going to be easy.
Just for fun, I downloaded and started playing with Azureus (a Java-based bittorrent client). It has some pretty nifty data visualization tools built-in; here are some screenshots for my future reference.
Sessão especial 'Como Fotografei os Yanomami' seguida de debate com o líder yanomami DAVI KOPENAWA e o diretor do filme, OTAVIO CURY. - Data: 10/09/2018 - Local: Cinesesc
When Google Street View became widely used, I began to wonder what, if anything, many of my photos added to what anyone could view online.
In fact, Google has a several advantages?
It lets you take a virtual stroll along Blue Boar Street. (And millions of streets around the world.)
During the stroll you can stop and take a 360° view looking up or down. And if there's old street-level imagery from StreetView archives you can see how an area changes over time.
You can even go inside some buildings. In this case the adjacent Oxford Town Hall - photographed by Neil Scowcroft.
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Perhaps what the Google cars lack is human legs, eyes, arms, imagination and feelings. And maybe some respect and affection for the people and what they do and make.
I assume Google are working on all of these.
The European Data of Tomorrow Conference was both an educating and inspiring event about information,
data and all its relevant, innovative and value-adding aspects. Data of Tomorrow gave attendees a glimpse of the future of Master Data Management (MDM), technology and industry trends – and the tools to shape it. The conference took place on September 20 and 21 in the EYE filmmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Cell phones, tablets, and computers, what do they all have in common? Besides the fact that they are all technological devices and have similar components, they all contain important data. More specifically, information about the device owner. But who determines what happens to this data? Is it the owner’s decision or is it up to websites and companies who get their hands on it? This is where data privacy laws come into play.
Here's a list of the most notable data privacy laws from around the world.
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