Farewell.

Farewell, dear readers, the semester has finally ended, and this blog is halting to it's final end. We will no longer post any more blogs onto this blog, and thank you if you have ever read from our blog, at all for taking your free time, to deeply appreciate, what we three students have written, and worked on, I hope that you readers have enjoyed what we have tried to offer to you folks. It has already been around eighteen devoted weeks, where we have worked diligently to make a good final product, that we three freshman have worked on. If you readers have not already read the other posts saying farewell, from my two other partners, then you know enough of this class and the experiences one would go through when they participate in this class. And if you reader, have not already r4ead, or took part of this blog, we would deeply appreciate if you our following reader, looked through it and saw what our efforts have pulled us through. This is the very last blog that our group, circuit board has to offer to you folks, hope you appreciated our efforts!

See Ya

By: Azzt3ca
This is my final blog post, so yea, have a nice Christmas break and keep on gaming while pwning noobs :) .

Farewell

This is my last blog post ever. IF you want to know more about the magazine visit magcloud or issuu. Goodbye and enjoy the holidays.
By: Speed Racer

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By LASA EZINE

24 pages, published 14 DEC 2011

We, are comprised of three individuals who's goals are to inform and to entertain others by providing information about technology and how to utilize it. Technology is constantly changing for the better, and to be able to thrive in our society, one must learn how to utilize the technology efficiently and effectively. This is why we feel the need to let our readers know about technology.

Mythbusters Mishap

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     A few days ago, the famous world-renowned scientists on Mythbusters shot a cannon ball through someone’s home in California. The Mythbusters team was at a bomb disposal range in Dublin, California when they were testing out another homemade cannon. The cannon was supposed to hit large trash cans full of water but instead went over the trash cans and flew at a velocity of around 1,000 feet per second until it reach the house two miles away in a residential neighborhood.  The Mythbusters were testing out the velocity of a cannon ball from their homemade cannon when the accident occurred.  Thankfully, no one was injured in this accident except for a house, a minivan, and the image of Mythbusters.  While traveling at high speeds the cannon ball went through a cinder brick wall. Then it went through the front door of the house. Next, the ball ricocheted up the stairs through the master bedroom and out the wall where it soared into a minivan parked on the street.  The next day Adam and Jamie from the crew personally visited the family and gave them their apologies while trying to figure out how to fix the damage. Along with the house visit, Jamie tweeted about how he was thankful no one was injured. Lucky for the Mythbusters no one was hurt otherwise; they would be in a lot more trouble than they are now.

By: Speed Racer

Facebook Privacy Invaded

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Recently Facebook has yet again let users invade the privacy of others, as on a brief glitch caught two days ago let other users see other user’s private photos. After Facebook had initiated a new plan that let users tell Facebook whether or not it included inappropriate content. Now Facebook has a new program where they pay people to report any issues regarding privacy, especially since after this incident they had regarded privacy to be the largest priority among others in the company. Once the bug had been found the people of Facebook had immediately decided to get rid of the website temporarily before the problem exploded and got worse. Although this is a pretty big deal most people including the spokesperson for the great company did not know how long the bug had been in the system. This just proves to say that, although people feel safe, and think they are helping others, they might actually not be succeeding. At least this problem was not very widespread, and not many people have noticed about it, compared to the other privacy issues that the company had been recently facing. Facebook survived the incident this time, but soon enough people will notice something much bigger.