Assignments 1 and 2

Assignment 1: What the Internetz knows about you?

1. 5 out of 7 team members found a publicly accessible image of them on the internet, aside from facebook.
2. 4 out of 7 team members did not find any news articles that reference them. 2 out of 7 found two news articles that reference them and 1 out of 7 found 53 news articles that reference them.
3. 6 out of 7 team members found information on the internet linking them to a school or business at a given time.
4. 5 out of 7 team members could not find a current phone number or address on the internet.
5. 4 out of 7 members did not find any past phone numbers or addresses on the internet.

Assignment #2

The most amazing stuff on the internetz.


LOLcat:

Rare glimpse of cave of crystals



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8466493.stm (Link to video and article)



Walnetto:

Two Headed Cat

A Medical Feline Curiosity: a Two-Headed Cat - For more amazing video clips, click here

M3stR:

The ‘crown jewel’ of shadenfreude humor is for me is the tv-show *boomerang* where the series MO1 is to have the serious conversations about REAL problems. It’s not politically nor is it strategically important information; it’s just remarkable as you will see. However, some people claim this is fake.. I don’t know, I think it is not (w/o any evidence).





Wiki:

Remarkable and noteworthy natural phenomenon.
Satellite picture of hurricane Katrina on August 28th 2005, when hurricane
Katrina was at its maximum intensity.
Copyright: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)


Link to original source: http://www.nnvl.noaa.gov/MediaDetail.php?MediaID=105&MediaTypeID=1



Phisher:

NASA Top Secret UFO video clip




BiteMe:

The Northern Lights

Location: Abisko Sweden, Europe.

Abisko is a village in northern Sweden, near the Abisko National Park located 4 km west of the village. It had 85 inhabitants as of 2005.



Link to original source/image: http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lufthansa/Boeing-747-430/0523538/L/

Live Camera of the Northern Lights




Art Vandelay:

Live Audio Stream of ocean below Antarctic Ice
You can actually hear ice moving and breaking! (link to original source)

Turn the volume high to listen, but beware of sudden loud noises.

Direct Link to m3u audio stream