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Category Archives: Environment
How much is too much?: Controversial photography of the Haitian Earthquakes
“Did news outlets publish images that were too graphic, and too many of them?” This is the question posed in “Too Graphic?”, a piece by Arielle Emmett. The essay outlines the controversy of posting edgy photographs from a natural disaster, … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health, Politics, Science and Technology, World News
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Seeing Changes at the Mosquito Lagoon? Concerned? Come Talk about it!
Recent concerns over the large losses of sea grasses and increasing prop scars are causing concern for local fishermen and boaters who regularly visit the Mosquito Lagoon. While the lagoon typically sees a large decrease in sea grass during the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, General, Sports
Tagged algae bloom, Indian River, Mosquito Lagoon, Mosquito Lagoon Boating Project, prop scarring, red fish, UCF
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Family Locates Snake with Two Heads
Finding a snake in your yard may be a little scary, but what about one with two heads? A Greenwood County family is trying to figure out how this is possible, but they’ve been taking care of the little guy for weeks. … Continue reading
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Foreign Species taking over in the South Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
Can you imagine what life would be like if your entire community was being invaded to the point of eradication? What would life be like? What would you do to prevent this from happening? The Lionfish, native to the pacific … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment
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Whats your web presense?
These days you can’t do anything online without making an account. Making an account on a site requires having an email address, giving away information such as your birthday, location and any number of other details. I started thinking not … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, General, Politics
Tagged Geotracking, Personal Information, Social Media, Web Presense
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A Philadelphia Business Owner Faces Lawsuit for paying $20,000 to clean a Trashed Lot
Have you ever passed by a corporate area or neighborhood with a trashed vacant lot? What if you happened to be an business owner or homeowner that happens to live next to the trashed lot? Would you let it be … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, General
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The Power of Blogging and Journalism In an Injustice Nation
I found Franklin’s article on the revolution in Egypt and the role of workers, journalists and bloggers to be astonishing. We come from a world where one’s opinion is most certainly heard but rarely to the scale of provoking action … Continue reading
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Proposition of Floating Airport in London
We’ve seen futuristic airport ideas for London before, and now here’s a proposal to create a floating airport on the surface of London’s River Thames Estuary. The proposed “London Britannia Airport” would not be built on reclaimed land added to the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Environment, General, Science and Technology
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Information Overload – Enough Already
Sharon Begley’s article I Can’t Think! addresses an issue that, I feel, has become a universal problem. That problem is information overload. Ones brain shutting down as a result of being inundated with too many things at once. While not everyone experiences this, for me it … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Environment, General, Health
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Where is the Balance?
Where is the balance? Reading the latest chapter from our Principles of Convergent Journalism book, I wanted to find inspiration for this blog post, so I went to the Orlando Sentinel’s web page looking for a local story that might … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Entertainment, Environment, General, Health, Politics, Science and Technology, Sports, World News
Tagged Local, News, Orlando Sentinel
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