The energy of an Internet
by Precious Barnes
This article is about how every time we
search something on the Internet or on the phone it affects the energy. Every time you type something into Google, it uses several machines to
find those answers for you and display the stuff on your page. All of that
requires power. For example Google maps showing local pizza places. Every
search requires lots of other machines to process a lot of information and to
process it in a fraction of a second. Because you need answers so fast and have
such high quality the amount of data is huge. And since many people are using
the system at the same time, you end up needing a large number of servers to
run it. A server is a computer dedicated to storing data specifically, the information
that makes up a particular website and making that data available to other
computers that request it. Computers and electronics account
for about 9 percent of home electricity use, which is a lot less than what the
big users, especially heat and air conditioning, take up. But using your
computer to search the Web has effects that reach much farther than your own
home. Turn your computer off at night and on the weekends. When you’re not
using it during the day, put it to sleep. You can also easily turn off the
monitor on a desktop computer, which is a big part of computer power use. This
change could decrease the amount of energy needed to heat and cool the data
center. Computers are everywhere and are easily to take granted for without
thinking about the consequences. This change could decrease the amount of
energy needed to heat and cool the data center. Users can have a big impact by
smartly managing their own energy use but I wouldn’t worry too much about using
the Internet.
Cheer leading, track, dancing
gymnastics,
Lyndel, Travis
Lover of Dogs, family, mac
and cheese,
Who needs attention, my dog
Who feels happy that my
birthdays coming up
Who gives joy, happiness ,and
pain
Who fears spiders , my mom,
and Jesus
Who would like to see Obama,
Queen Latifa,Tyga
Denver, Colorado
did some computer work at school
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prezi
Project Completed august 31 2012
Directions: Copy and paste this form
into a Word document and then answer the questions using the rubric for the
project. You must cite evidence from the rubric and your project to receive
credit for this evaluation. When you are finished print this form and use it
when discussing your final grade with me.
1. How much time and effort did you put
into your project? (Remember to use the rubric when answering the question)
I put 5 days into my project so I guess I put a 3
or 4 into my project.
2. Look at the standards, and then discuss which of these you used to complete your project. (Cite evidence from your project)
2. Look at the standards, and then discuss which of these you used to complete your project. (Cite evidence from your project)
I used requirements, time, and content. How I used them was I took my time and didn’t play around. I have all of the requirements needed.
3. What tools did you use to complete this project? (Cite from project and rubric)
4. What was your initial concept, what problems did you encounter in this project and how did you solve them? (Cite from rubric and project)
I forgot half of my summer and at first I couldn’t find what I was looking
5. What do you think were your
strengths and weaknesses in this project?
I think my strengths were I had a really boring summer so I don’t have to put a lot of things on my prezzie. But my weaknesses were like I said before I forgot half my summer.
6. What do you think you could do to improve your assignment?
Make it more accurate so it could match everything I did
this summer
7. What is the most valuable thing you learned from this assignment? Self Evaluation and Reflection Form
7. What is the most valuable thing you learned from this assignment? Self Evaluation and Reflection Form
That I had a fun summer.
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Hoax Photo Test:
Level One
You Scored 7 out of 10
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Hoax Photo Test:
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You Scored 7 out of 10
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Question 3 - Incorrect
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Hoax Photo Test:
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You Scored 7 out of 10
Question 1 - Correct
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Question 5 - Correct
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Level Three
Question 7 - Correct
Question 8 - Incorrect Question 9 - Correct Question 10 - Correct
Hoax Photo Test:
Level Four
You Scored 8 out of 10
Question 1 - Correct
Question 2 - Correct
Question 3 - Correct Question 4 - Correct
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Level Four
You Scored 8 out of 10
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What you know
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What you learned
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What you want to know
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Is how to look at the facts
look at the clues to see if its real or not
that its very hard
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To look at the surroundings and the picture
read the facts given
to see how to figure it out
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How to figure out how to figure out if its real or not
how to tell how its real or not
see which links are fake.
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