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Suggestion on how to fix Doctor Who 15x6 - "The Interstellar Song Contest"

So, I think the core problem with the episode is just how two-dimensional and ill-conceived the writing is for the villain, 'Kid'. The way to fix this would be to basically rewrite him and reveal he isn't one, but have The Doctor still fall into the trap of assuming he is:

Phase 2 first The Doctor notices something odd about the air shield and goes exploring while Belinda continues watching the show. Meanwhile, Kid and Win take over the control room, uploading their code into the system and installing the Delta Wave. The Doctor meets Mike and Gary and Graham Norton in the history museum and eventually discovers the Hellian code that's taken control of the broadcast and the entire space station, triggering the deafening Delta Wave in the process. The Doctor fears the Hellians are going to transmit the wave out and kill trillions of viewers. Elsewhere, Mrs Flood tries to leave, but discovers the code is blocking off teleportation and stopping all exit or entry to the station. She heads for the control room to find out why.

Phase 1 Kid disables the air shield and the artificial 'mavity'. (Note, the bubble doesn't burst, he just seems to deactivate it). The Doctor watches helplessly from inside, as the crowd is sucked out into space, including Belinda and the TARDIS. (Note, as far as he can tell, they all just died and are gone. None of this 'oh, actually all 100,000 of them can still be saved, they're just in pseudo-cryogenic suspension' business). Understandably, The Doctor is grieving and on the warpath. He, Mike and Gary meet up with Cora and Len, who talk about the Hellians being terrorists and evil, despite the fact none of them have actually ever been to Hellia. Kid warns them over the intercom not to interfere and the Doctor threatens him. Cora reveals herself and explains the truth about Hellia, and her fear that Kid wants revenge. The Doctor does his hologram trick, but when Kid shoots at him, the blast passes through and hits Mrs Flood, seemingly killing her. Horrified, the Doctor destroys the Delta Wave device, and then begins torturing Kid. He does not realise the transmission is already locked in to broadcast at a specific point and can't be stopped now. Hellia Belinda wakes up disoriented on the barren plains of a desolate war-torn planet along with the other 100,000 people. She spots the TARDIS and makes her way through the crowd, who are confused, but mainly unharmed. With some trial and error, Belinda manages to get the TARDIS to return to the space station, and goes looking for the Doctor. A large projection screen activates above the crowd, showing the dress rehearsal being televised. Phase 3 The transmission begins, but it is not the Delta Wave being sent out. It is footage of Hellia before and after its destruction, with Kid's voice exposing proof of the Poppy Honey Corporation's crimes. Caught off guard, The Doctor stops torturing the genocide survivor, as Belinda comes through the door. Win explains that the plan was never to transmit the Delta Wave. They just needed it as a defense mechanism for the code to prevent anyone from interfering with their message going out. But knowing that even the footage wasn't enough to convince everyone watching, they also reconfigured the air shield to act as a giant teleport when the 'mavity' was turned off, thus sending 100,000 people to Hellia to see what had happened there with their own eyes, and hopefully spread the truth.

As Mike takes Kid to the hospital, Belinda confronts The Doctor about his actions, forcing him to admit his automatic assumptions about Kid being a terrorist out to kill everyone were aspersions he shouldn't have so readily accepted. Thinking The Doctor worked for Poppy Honey, Kid was willing to shoot him to stop any interference with the transmission, but any other threats were just him bluffing. With the message successfully transmitted, the regular broadcast is restored, but now shows Cora singing her song to an empty arena. The crowd watches in silence from the ruins of Hellia.

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Free Blocker – blocks and center of the screen

With programming language Free Basic I am going to finish with game FreeBlocker. I write it with programming language Free Basic. That’s why, it has this name. And game is about little squares. And I call them here - blocks. As in Tetris, there it were, also, a blocks. But, here it is everything simple.

You are standing in a line. It is such a strip in a middle of the screen. And, you have only three steps. To the left and to the right. Three states. Central, left, and right. And with space you are catching little squares (blocks), which are, someway, moving to your side. If you want, you can count, that they are falling into the glass, something like from the top. Or you are flying in space about a straight line or by a road (highway) you are moving. It is a thing about your imagination.

With space you are catching blocks.

Space activates two blocks, which up draw before you. If block is in one of these blocks, then you gain scores! And if block crash into you – then you lost some energy! Blocks are appearing at the up part of the screen, random way.

This is the idea of the little game.

Game is simple – I try new Basic for myself. To programming with it later. And things go just excellent! But, this is a first game with Free Basic. And, that’s why, it will be simple.

Interesting point, that game is, something like, – some pseudo model for shooter game. Shmups, also, these games are called. Shoot them all. Subgenre. So, this is narrow strip. And, you are flying with a mad speed. Everything is flying with a fast speed around you. So, something a little that idea – prototype of a shooter game.

Also, game is made with resolution 320 x 200 and 16 colors. That reminds a lot retro. And, some, thing like MS DOS. Some simple little game for MS DOS. To have some free time.

Also, I have a such idea. That you are in some space tunnel, in sub space, in a wormhole and you fly there. And everything happens with you there.

So, here it is everything simple – catch with space blocks and gain scores. Move through game levels. Menus all are simple.

So, personally about me, I can, sometimes, to see screenshots for old games, MS DOS games. Also, including, games with minimal graphics, 16 colors or text graphics. And, very long time, I was interesting into that imitation of that kind of games for MS DOS.

Game is something like very minimal, everything you need is there – to be it a game. It is first probe of programming language Free Basic.

A little, I want to take a time about technical part. I have something to say. But, I will write it short way. Because of, here, it is mainly, about a videogame theme! And, I have some achievements in this tech side! Before these days, I have never to do things like now, I never had a skills before, never has experience about that!

Now, I am trying new dialect of programming language Basic – this time it is Free Basic. I am learning programming with Basic! It sounds strong! So, I am a big fan of Basic! And, I am proud of it! I read manual, users guide. Write code.

And add to this, at last, I write all the code using program GVim. It is text editor for programmers. Bit it is, something, very global, that I, personally I, can say it is some operating system, simply. It can do lots of things! Or, something like, a shell type Norton Commander, Total Commander. But, take into account, it is made about a programmers need. Unbelievable thing.

And, I compile program by myself using commands, makefile, first time ever, I write most simple by myself. Structure of program is modules. So, it consists of several files.

So, it is cool to programming with Basic! Have your excellent BASIC day!

This game will be released in terms of new version Basic Pascal Pack games. This game and some more games will be in a new version Basic Pascal Pack. As soon as I will have several complete games. All of them will to be in a new version Basic Pascal Pack. And a new version Basic Pascal Pack will be published for download.

Basic Pascal pack - whole pack of games and programes, written with basic and pascal. It is retro. With each game and program there is a page at author`s website. There are aditional information, descriptions, pictures, arts.

Basic Pascal: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/packs/basicpascal/index_eng.html

Itchio: https://dimalink.itch.io/basic-pascal GameJolt: https://gamejolt.com/games/BasicPascal/773385 Website: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/home_eng.html

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November started out bookish, because my Dad came to visit for a few days, which meant a bookstore visit, a poetry reading, and a bookish movie. It then got mundane and kind of time-dilated. If feels like October was three months ago at least and that all the books took ages to get through, which is absolutely not the case. I didn't write much, just kind of lazed around. Maybe that's it?

It was a good reading month, though! Apart from one DNF that was just not for me, I didn't read a single dud and Libby kept on coming through with anticipated reads. I not long have anything actively on hold there, and few things on hold physically at the library right now either, which hopefully means I'll be able to tackle The ARC Pile again next month and burn through a handful of those before the new year. Wish me luck?

I am well and truly going to lose most of my reading challenges this year. There's no way I'm going to hit 140 books, no way I'm going to read the remaining books on my personal "read these 50 books" challenges, and I might have hit 10 Canadian authors but I'm certainly not going to hit the stretch goal of 20. I'm mostly okay with this. Really. At least I finally passed my goal of 40,000 pages. Huzzah!

Also, as you can tell by that stack of six books, I do not have a book acquisition problem. You have a book acquisition problem! Only two of those were purchases though—I've been meaning to read The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz and The Mighty Dead comes recommended. The rest of them were out of damaged shipments at work. If the publisher doesn't want them back and we don't have the space to store them, what am I meant to do? Throw them away? Salt Fat Acid Heat is totally writing research, of course.

Somehow, I suspect I'm not going to hit my goal of reading more books off my TBR shelves than I add to them this year either.

And now without further ado, in order of enjoyment…

The Water Outlaws - S.L. Huang When Lin Chong is convicted of a crime she didn’t commit, she finds herself allied with infamous outlaws.

8/10

🏳️‍🌈 secondary characters (lesbian, genderfluid), mute secondary character, 🏳️‍🌈 author

warning: death, violence, torture, blood

The Night Watch - Sarah Waters

Four Londoners after and during the War, and the melancholiness of life and love.

8.5/10

🏳️‍🌈 main characters (lesbian, bi woman), 🏳️‍🌈 secondary characters (lesbian, queer)

warning: self-harm, abortion, blood, war, suicide

Lay Them to Rest - Laurah Norton

A portrait of people solving Doe cases and their methods.

8/10

warning: missing and murdered people, human remains

Ogres - Adrian Tchaikovsky

The world is a cruel place full of powerful ogres, and you are a peasant with a grudge.

7.5/10

warning: violence, murder, classism, oppression

Turning Darkness into Light - Marie Brennan

Audrey Camherst gets the chance to translate lost Draconean texts but grows suspicious of her new employer.

7.5/10

Black British-coded main character

warning: xenophobia

The Circumference of the World - Lavie Tidhar

A pulp sci-fi novel that doesn’t exist, the real lives it affects, and the secrets of the universe.

7.5/10

albino Vanuatan main character, faceblind main character, half-Guyanese Jewish secondary character

warning: sexist, racist, and homophobic characters

Sleep No More - Seanan McGuire

October is a changeling born to serve her family, and happy in her role. Unfortunately there are people who remember her very differently.

7/10

🏳️‍🌈 secondary characters (bi men), 🏳️‍🌈 author

warning: villains really like their ideas about blood purity

The Innocent Sleep - Seanan McGuire

Tybalt’s wife has been caught in Faerie’s grandest illusion and he just wants to bring her home.

7/10

🏳️‍🌈 main character (bi man), 🏳️‍🌈 secondary characters (poly, sapphic, bi man), 🏳️‍🌈 author

warning: eugenics

DNF

Moorewood Family Rules - HelenKay Dimon

Jillian is out of prison and determined to make her con artist family go straight, no matter what.

Currently reading:

A Power Unbound - Freya Marske

Jack, Alan, and their friends must find a hidden artifact and foil a plot. Jack and Alan do not get along.

🏳️‍🌈 main characters (gay, bi), main character with injured leg and chronic pain, 🏳️‍🌈 secondary characters (gay, bi woman, lesbian), 🏳️‍🌈 author

Music from the Earliest Notations to the Sixteenth Century - Richard Taruskin A history of early written European music, in its social and political contexts.

The Penguin Complete Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle Victorian detective stories

major disabled character

warning: colonialism, racism

Stats

Monthly total: 8 Yearly total: 117/140 Queer books: 4 Authors of colour: 1 Books by women: 5 Authors outside the binary: 1 Canadian authors: 0 Off the TBR shelves: 1 Books hauled: 6 ARCs acquired: 2 ARCs unhauled: 2 DNFs: 1

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Asteroid City: Bleak play-within-a-play-within-a-play, with one teensy gay kiss and a lot of Ionesco

Movie night was Asteroid City (2023), which I thought would be about atomic testing in Nevada in the 1950s.  Instead, I was watching the Theater of the Absurd.  Maybe Ionesco, where your mother turns into a giraffe and offers you brownies,  or a Monte Python episode where one sketch bleeds into another, so Vikings are suddenly talking to the Minister of Finance about the hippodrome tariff. 

As far as I can tell, there are two plays with plays.

1. In an old-fashioned black and white tv studio, a narrator tells us that what we are witnessing is a story, not real. The curtain opens to reveal:

2. The Playwright (Edward Norton) auditioning an actor for the lead in his play (Jason Schwartzman), who brings him ice cream, changes into a different costume, and delivers a nonsequiter monologue.  

They kiss..  But don't get excited: it's in the distance, and never referenced again, while there are three or four heterosexual romances coming up. We cut to the main story:

A lot of people arrive for the Junior Stargazers' Convention in Asteroid City, Nevada , where an asteroid crashed to Earth (they mean a meteor).  During the opening speeches, an alien descends from a spaceship and grabs the asteroid.  Everyone is put under quarantine, while the government tries to convince them that nothing happened.  After a week, the government is about to lift the quarantine, but the alien returns and gives the asteroid back.  The quarantine is on, but everyone riots, and the next day they are gone.  Maybe it was all a dream.

While all this is going on, there are several soap opera stories.  Steinbeck (Jason Schwartzman again, I think) arrives with his son and three young daughters.  He was going to leave the son and go on to his wealthy father-in-law's house to bury his wife's ashes, but his car broke down.  During the quarantine his three daughters, who are witches, bury the ashes in the desert and perform a spell to resurrect her.  She isn't actually resurrected, but she apparently appears in a flashback or flash-sideways scene.

I figured that Steinbeck must be the famous novelist and nude model, who was active in Hollywood at the time, so I went scurrying to wikipedia for his biography.  It doesn't match.

Steinbeck falls in love with the famous actress in cabin next door.  Mostly they gaze at each other morosely for interminable minutes and say nonsequiters, but -- grossness alert -- she takes off all her clothes, top and bottom  both. 

Meanwhile his son  Woodrow (Jake Ryan), a 40-year old playing 14, falls in love with her daughter.

And someone, I don't know who, buys a parcel of land out of a vending machine.

And a Dad and son have to live in a tent, because their cabin burned down.

Eventually the story spills out into the playwright's world (where we find out that he died in an auto accident), and then to the studio. Along the way there are several nonsequiter scenes that don't fit anywhere. 

1. An actress on a train receives a note apologizing and saying they work well together.  Woodrow, the boy delivering the note, spends the night with her.

2. A woman tells a guy who lives on sound stages that she wants a divorce; they kiss.

3. A man says he needs some air ("You won't get it -- it's all soundstages") goes out onto the balcony of a soundstage street, where he interacts with the woman on the balcony of the sound stage next door. They stare at each other morosely and say nonsequiters.

4. A lot of people in various situations tell us: "You can't wake up if you don't fall asleep," over and over until it becomes painful.

Maybe our takeaway is that life is meaningless, so art should be, too. 

The full review, with more non sequiters and a lot of nude photos, is on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends

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🌍🚪 Global Door Closer Market: Rising Trends & Future Prospects 📈

The global door closer market is witnessing steady growth due to rising demand for security and accessibility solutions in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. The increasing focus on energy efficiency and compliance with safety regulations is further fueling market expansion.

Door closers play a crucial role in ensuring controlled door movements, preventing unauthorized access, and enhancing convenience in high-traffic areas.

Key Market Drivers

Growing Demand for Safety and Security Solutions: With increasing concerns over security in both residential and commercial buildings, the adoption of door closers has become essential. These devices contribute to controlled access, fire safety, and enhanced building security.

Expansion in Construction and Infrastructure Development: The rapid rise in urbanization and infrastructure development has led to increased installations of door closers. New commercial and residential projects require advanced door-closing mechanisms, driving market growth.

Technological Advancements: Innovations in door closer mechanisms, including automatic and smart door closers integrated with IoT, are gaining traction. These advancements offer convenience, remote control functionality, and energy-efficient operations.

Emphasis on Energy Efficiency: Door closers contribute to energy conservation by ensuring that doors close properly, reducing air leakage and maintaining indoor temperature control. This aligns with the increasing preference for sustainable building solutions.

Stringent Regulatory Standards: Government regulations regarding fire safety, accessibility, and building codes mandate the installation of door closers in various commercial and institutional settings. Compliance with these regulations is a significant market driver.

Market Trends

Integration of Smart Technologies: The incorporation of smart sensors and automation in door closers is becoming increasingly popular. These innovations allow for remote monitoring, automatic adjustments, and improved security features.

Customization and Aesthetic Appeal: Consumers are seeking door closers that match interior aesthetics while maintaining functionality. Manufacturers are focusing on offering customizable finishes, designs, and compact solutions.

Growth of E-Commerce Platforms: The availability of door closers through online platforms has increased market accessibility. Customers can now compare products, read reviews, and make informed purchasing decisions more conveniently.

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Key Market Players

ASSA ABLOY: A leading player known for its advanced door control solutions, focusing on innovation and smart technology integration.

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Stanley Black and Decker: A well-established company offering reliable and high-performance door closing systems.

GEZE: Specializing in smart and energy-efficient door control solutions tailored for modern building designs.

Allegion: A global leader in security solutions, offering high-quality door closers with enhanced safety features.

Rixson: A brand known for premium door control solutions, catering to both commercial and residential sectors.

Norton Door Controls: Offering innovative and durable door closer products designed for various applications.

Future Outlook

The global door closer market is expected to continue growing, driven by advancements in technology, increasing awareness of security and safety measures, and expanding construction activities.

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Family Cybersecurity Practices: Protecting Your Loved Ones Online

In today’s connected world, families face numerous online threats, from phishing scams and malware to identity theft and cyberbullying. Practicing good cybersecurity as a family is essential to ensuring everyone stays safe while using the internet. By setting up proper safeguards and fostering awareness, you can protect your loved ones from digital dangers.

This guide provides actionable tips for implementing effective family cybersecurity practices.

Why Family Cybersecurity Is Important

1. Protects Personal Data

Safeguards sensitive information like names, addresses, and financial details from theft.

2. Prevents Cyber Threats

Stops malware, phishing attacks, and hacking attempts before they cause harm.

3. Educates Family Members

Builds awareness about online risks, empowering everyone to use the internet responsibly.

4. Creates a Safer Online Environment

Minimizes exposure to inappropriate content and harmful interactions.

Key Family Cybersecurity Practices

1. Set Up Strong Passwords

Ensure every family member uses unique, strong passwords for their accounts.

Password Tips:

At least 12 characters with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.

Avoid using personal details like birthdays or pet names.

Use a password manager to securely store and generate passwords.

2. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Add an extra layer of protection to important accounts like email, social media, and online banking.

How 2FA Works:

Requires a password and a secondary method of verification, such as a code or biometric scan.

Prevents unauthorized access even if a password is compromised.

3. Educate About Phishing Scams

Teach family members how to identify and avoid phishing attempts.

What to Watch For:

Emails or messages asking for personal information.

Unfamiliar links or attachments.

Spelling errors and generic greetings like “Dear User.”

Tip: Encourage them to verify suspicious messages with you before responding.

4. Use Parental Controls and Content Filters

Set up tools to restrict access to inappropriate content and monitor online activity.

Recommended Tools:

For Browsers: Google SafeSearch, Microsoft Family Safety.

For Devices: Apple Screen Time, Android Family Link.

For Networks: Configure your router’s parental control settings.

5. Keep Devices Updated

Ensure all devices have the latest security updates and software versions installed.

Why Updates Matter:

Fixes security vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit.

Enhances device performance and stability.

Tip: Enable automatic updates where possible.

6. Install Reliable Antivirus Software

Protect devices from malware, spyware, and viruses.

Recommended Antivirus Programs:

Norton 360

Bitdefender

Kaspersky

Tip: Schedule regular system scans for additional protection.

7. Secure Your Home Wi-Fi Network

Make your home network a fortress against potential cyber intrusions.

Best Practices:

Use a strong, unique password for your Wi-Fi.

Enable WPA3 encryption for better security.

Set up a guest network for visitors and IoT devices.

8. Limit Screen Time

Encourage a healthy balance between online and offline activities for family members.

Tips for Managing Screen Time:

Set daily limits on device usage.

Designate tech-free zones, such as bedrooms or dining areas.

Use apps like Qustodio or OurPact to manage screen time.

9. Monitor Online Activities

Stay aware of what your family members, especially children, are doing online.

How to Monitor Safely:

Check browsing history and app usage periodically.

Discuss online behavior openly to build trust.

Use family-friendly monitoring apps like Bark or Net Nanny.

10. Discuss Social Media Safety

Help family members use social media responsibly and securely.

Key Tips:

Set profiles to private to limit visibility.

Avoid oversharing personal information, like vacation plans.

Be cautious about accepting friend requests from strangers.

11. Back Up Important Data

Regularly back up files and photos to protect against data loss due to cyberattacks or device failure.

Backup Options:

External hard drives.

Cloud services like Google Drive, iCloud, or OneDrive.

Tip: Use encrypted backups for added security.

12. Practice Safe Online Shopping

Teach family members to shop safely and securely online.

Tips for Safe Shopping:

Use credit cards instead of debit cards for better fraud protection.

Shop only on websites with “https://” in the URL.

Avoid saving payment information on websites.

Creating a Family Cybersecurity Plan

Host Regular Discussions: Talk about online safety rules and address any concerns.

Establish Clear Guidelines: Set rules for internet use, such as time limits and approved websites.

Role-Model Good Habits: Demonstrate safe practices like using strong passwords and avoiding suspicious links.

Create an Emergency Response Plan: Decide how to handle cyber incidents, such as phishing or hacked accounts.

Benefits of Practicing Family Cybersecurity

Peace of Mind: Ensures the safety of your loved ones and their data.

Improved Digital Literacy: Helps family members navigate the online world confidently.

Reduced Risk of Cyber Incidents: Prevents threats before they happen.

Conclusion

Family cybersecurity is about more than just tools—it’s about fostering awareness, communication, and good habits. By taking proactive steps to secure devices, educate family members, and set boundaries, you can create a safer online environment for everyone.

Start implementing these practices today to protect your loved ones from the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats.

FAQs

1. How often should I review family cybersecurity practices? Review your practices every 6–12 months or when new threats or technologies arise.

2. Are parental controls enough to keep children safe online? Parental controls are helpful but should be combined with open discussions about online behavior.

3. Can antivirus software protect all devices in my home? Yes, many antivirus programs offer multi-device protection for computers, smartphones, and tablets.

4. How can I teach young children about cybersecurity? Use age-appropriate language and examples, and consider educational apps or games.

5. What should I do if a family member falls for a scam? Act quickly: change affected passwords, monitor accounts for suspicious activity, and report the scam to relevant authorities.

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Norton VPN, a product of NortonLifeLock, is a leading provider of virtual private network services known for its robust security features and user-friendly interface. With the increasing concerns about online privacy and security, VPN services have become essential tools for internet users to safeguard their data and browsing activities.

Norton VPN offers a secure and encrypted connection that ensures users' online activities remain private and protected from potential cyber threats. By masking the user's IP address and encrypting their data, Norton VPN effectively shields users from hackers, cybercriminals, and other prying eyes.

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Norton, a prominent name in cybersecurity, employs various VPN protocols to ensure secure and private internet connections for its users. These protocols serve as the foundation for establishing encrypted tunnels between devices and VPN servers, safeguarding sensitive data from prying eyes.

One of the primary protocols utilized by Norton is OpenVPN, known for its open-source nature and robust security features. OpenVPN employs SSL/TLS protocols to authenticate devices and encrypt data traffic, ensuring confidentiality and integrity during transmission. Its versatility allows it to be implemented across different platforms, including Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

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Norton VPN encryption standards

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One of the encryption protocols employed by Norton VPN is the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with 256-bit keys. AES 256-bit encryption is widely regarded as one of the most secure encryption methods available today. It provides a high level of protection by encrypting data into a complex code that is extremely difficult to decode without the corresponding decryption key.

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Norton VPN server locations

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Norton VPN performance analysis

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Wed. 8.30.23

Reminders and Announcements

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Norton Stuff: Get Norton code and register for eBook, Chapter Tutorials, and InQuizitive on our Schoology site.

Writing Center: SVC has a great Writing Center whose tutors can really help you! I added the link to the Writing Center and the poster below with a QR code for sign up to our Schoology site as well!

Me Talking (Ch. 1)

You read Ch. 1, “‘THEY SAY’: Starting with What Others Are Saying” (19-31), and Ch. 21, Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill, “Should Everyone Go to College?” (488-505) for today. I'll try to break down Ch. 1 super quickly here and then let you guys handle Owen and Sawhill, then tell me about it:

Ch. 1: When you are making an argument--an argument about an idea, not like which place has the best wings!--you always need to start with what other people are saying. = I Say. WHY??? This sounds annoying.

(1) You need to show you are aware of the conversation that is already going on so that you seem informed and intelligent, like someone I should bother listening to.

(2) Attaching your argument or idea to an ongoing conversation or debate will make your audience more interested in it.

(3) By keeping on returning to what other people think or say with those "return sentences" your chapter mentions, you will be able to continually show how your own viewpoint is different and better!

This is how the They Say/I Say dynamic or "move" works, and I'll give you an example before asking you to write one of our own with some partners about Owen and Sawhill:

Example: People often make fun of the disaster of online education during the pandemic. They talk about things like "learning loss" and students not paying attention. This may be true. For me, as the parent of two school-aged children at the time, it definitely was. But, I would argue that the problem wasn't online education itself. The problem was the way we used it. We did the same kind of stuff in the classroom online, so, of course, it was boring. If we had tried new things, it would have worked better. For example, on Halloween, my daughter had a bag of crafts, and each online teacher taught a different craft that day; they threw 'learning" in a traditional sense out the window, and it worked great; the kiddos were all very excited!

You Talking (Activity)

I want you guys to break up into a couple different groups--no more than four people per group, and talk about the Owen and Sawhill chapter you read for today.

Come up with at least one They Say moment.

Then, come up with at least 2-3 I Say responses. Tell us what you really think. I'm interested! I went to college in the '90s, so I want to know what you all think about this stuff. Really.

Make sure you directly refer to the They Say claim when making your own I Say claim.

Try to write this stuff down, even if it's just in outline form because it might be helpful for your paper later! Then we'll all talk about it! You can do this on Schoology under Unit 1, which says Owen & Sawhill + TSIS Activity."This should also pop up on the right side of the main Schoology page for our class under Upcoming.

Discussion.

Homework

Read Ch. 21, Murray (506-526) and Graff (548-555).

Complete InQuizitive: “How to Use InQuizitive.

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