Using
the wed to find people and information
1.
When
was the last time the rules were changed?
a. January 1st
2013
2.
How
many sections does that manual have?
a. 3 sections
3.
I
chose Travis Paveglio. I found pictures of Professor Paveglio in the outdoors,
and in a conference. When searched videos nothing came up.
4.
Pipl.com
a. Address: NE Northwood Dr, Pullman, WA, US
b. Phone number:
N/A
c. Linkin.com
5.
Peoplesmart:
a. Relative:
Nicholas N. Paveglio
6.
ZabaSearch:
a. NE Northwood
Dr, Pullman, WA, US
b. This address
will help us as journalist because you can see where they live and ask them in
person rather than over email or phone. In class, like we talked about its
better to get information in person than on telephone or email.
7.
Dir.yahoo.com:
a. I choose the
“childhood” one because it had the most numbers next to it and was the first
link. The primary age group should receive it is younger children, and freshman
in the resident halls are the people who are likely to get the disease.
8.
Do
a search and list one potential source you would contact. Why might the person
be qualified to talk about this?
a. Registered
nurse/ Physician like John Horstkamp. He
would be qualified to talk about this because they are very knowledgeable with
all the immunizations and diseases that occur on campus.
PART
II: other search engine features
1.
Scholar:
2013, effects of entertainment of media framing on support for gay rights in
China.
2.
News
Archive: “ Group Protests WSU
Departments Cut May 15, 2009
3.
Carl
Maxey:
a. Headline on
March 13, 1972: “ Black Vote Not Yet Aligned”
b. He was a
Spokane attorney and candidate for the U.S Senate at that time.
4.
Blogsearch.google.com:
Elson Floyd
a. September 1st
2013. Headline: Floyd helps make WSU great.
b. There were
no blog posting posted.
Commercial
Database Services.
1.
Bryan
Lee Kitchen Pullman
a. Bryan Lee Kitchen
was the 31 year old man who was arrested on Monday, July 22, 2013 in relation to
the burning of the Grove Apartments.
2.
Done!
Part
III: Government Records and Reports
1.
Pullman
police activity: An Officer was notified by Airport Security detail. This is
newsworthy because Pullman is very small, and the airport is even smaller if
something happens there then obviously something big happen that is worth
hearing about.
2.
Most
common incident in June: “How many cases
of “Accident Hit and Run” to Pullman police last month?
a. In June,
were 10. Statistics were still being received in July and August.
3.
There
was only one person arrested on September 1st in the most recent log
post.
4.
The
headline for the most recent release is: “ September is National Preparedness Month”
5.
On
page 20, list the on campus totals from 2011 for each of the following crimes.
a. Forcible sex
offenses: 8
b. Alcohol
arrests: 196
c. Burglary: 25
6.
Search
for Frederick Russell:
a. Larch
Corrections Center in Yacolt, WA.
b. To find out
more about his conviction I would have to call the department of Corrections,
or look at another website and seek more information.
c. No sex
offender near Issaquah, WA
7.
Search
for Charles Capone.
a. He was
charged with Murder in the first degree, murder in the first degree with
conspiracy, and 2 counts of failing to notify authority of death.
Property
Records
1.
Tax
payer is Bill Gates
2.
The
taxable value is 120,558,000
3.
The
square feet are 48,160.
4.
Watermark
Estate management LLC.
5.
The
agent for Watermark Estate Management is PTSGE CORP.
Government
Information
1.
The
link is: Washington State Department of Ecology.
2.
The
drought laws and rules are, “The water supple for a geographical area for a
significant portion of a geographical area is below seventy- five percent of
normal and the water shortage is likely to create undue hardships for various
water uses and users”.
A. Search. Twitter.
a. @yahoofinance
@cougnews
b. Most people
are twitting about sports.
c. From
@couch_leach: who are the best three managers of baseball, and to
couch_leach: thank you for signing my
book.
B.
Social
Media Aggregators:
a. Yes pictures
are posted, and her recent Facebook post was, “Already, more than 50,000 Americans have signed
on as citizen cosponsors of the 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act, which would
make our financial system safer, diminish the chances of future financial
crises, and reduce risk for taxpayers by helping make bank bailouts a thing of the past. Will you add
your name too, and stand with Senators Elizabeth Warren, John McCain, Angus
King, and me -- and our friends at Progressives United?”
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