How Not to be Hated on Facebook

I actually laughed out loud while reading these ten tips on how not to be hated on facebook.

http://www.time.com/time/arts/article/0,8599,1892800,00.html

Facebook could destroy your relationship?

I think I would like to write my paper about facebook and how it can ruin your relationship with either your significant other or even your friends. I found this person that made a facebook group with tips of how to keep your relationship with your significant other while having a facebook.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8315728006

Blair Kitrick Wordle

This is my Wordle. It took me a whole week to figure out how to put it on my Blog. I still have no idea what I am doing on this blog. Oh boy.
However, I found this Wordle thing very interesting.

Mark Zuckerberg & Facebook, Part 2

the soical network

http://movies.nytimes.com/2010/09/24/movies/24nyffsocial.html

Visual Rhetoric Assignment

The primary message in this cartoon is that suffrage for women is dangerous to men's lifestyles. Passage of the 19th amendment giving voting rights to women would negatively change women's roles in the household. The intended audience is anyone who is against suffrage for women. The cartoon is attempting to persuade people that women voting would have a very negative effect on everyone in the family, but mostly husbands.
In this cartoon you see the woman going off to vote while the man in this cartoon has to stay home and watch his own children. It is basically saying that if women get the right to vote, then they will not want to take care of their home responsibilities anymore. They will throw away the whole idea of being a "housewife,"-- no taking care of children, no cleaning, no cooking. These jobs will be left to the man. The cartoon is attempting to scare men into believing suffrage is bad. Women, who believe that a women's place is at home, may also be persuaded by this cartoon that suffrage is something that will destroy domestic life and maybe even marriage.
Another message in the cartoon is that suffrage might make women too independent, which might affect her abilitiy to act femininely. So, not only will the woman not be interested in domestic chores, but she may even begin to take on manly qualities. In the cartoon, the wife looks very in control, like she means business. Women who mean business are usually not very attractive to men. The type of woman pictured in the cartoon is not one who acts girly or shyly or cares about her looks. Her interest is in getting things done, politically outside of the home.
The clip persuades men that voting will emasculate them. The clip persuades women against voting that they are "real" women and the other women just want to ruin families and act like men.

This clip was created before 1910 and is copywritten by E.W. Gustin 

My First Blog

Well, this is my first blog. I have never used "blogger" before so I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. But it does scare me that people can actually read all of my thoughts that I put on my blog...I can make this thing private? Correct?  Anyways, I have added a picture of my hot boyfriend. You might know him as Robinson Cano.


Well, this has to be the most pointless blog anyone has created.