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Poncho McPherson
Senior Project
Reflection Paper
17 January, 2008
Operation Call Center Blues
Since the dawn of time, there have been protectors of man. Examples of this include many various militaries of multiple sizes and moralities. However, times have changed, and rules and regulations have been put into effect. Some rules have been instated to restrict our guardians. Others have been enforced to save the measly dollar. However, all of these rules have colloquially conjoined together to form a tight mesh of flesh and blood, black and blue. This mesh is recognized my many monikers, but only one really sticks: Law Enforcement.
Every body has an arm, and for my Senior Project, I have joined forces with various forms of law enforcement to provide ample descriptions of the many branches of the greater mother tree that provides us shade. However, my project is not yet complete; some measures, such as a tag-along with an officer of the law, have not been possible to schedule at this time. These future proceedings will be documented and included in my final presentation.
Now, imagine if you will, a spider. (Now, I know I brought up a tree earlier, but just bear with me. Spiders do live in trees, you know!) A spider has many portions that require a central processing station (the brain) to operate. Legs and mandibles both fit well in this category. Those legs are our officers, or boys in blue, if you will. They are the powerful units that hold the body up, but without the body, they would be sufficiently stranded without information to achieve their goals. The body is not, prior to contrary belief, however, the call station that I had understudied at. The body is the main police headquarters. If time provides, there might be more on that much, much later.
The call center is represented by the spider’s brain. This is where the spider stores information to send...