Wednesday October 29,2014

Blog Post of the Day:
What do you know about photography and/or photo editing? Do you take photos? How do you take photos? Do you edit photos before posting them on social media? How do you edit them? Explain any background or knowledge you have about photography and photo editing. Do you like it? Do you have any interest?

I know there are many different kinds or styles of photography out there and hundreds of cameras. I know how to enhance and edit pictures like contrast and things to male a photo look better. I normally take black and white pictures because I feel like they most of the time they look better. I usually edit them with contrast and shadows and highlights or blurring other things in the picture.

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Monday October 20, 2014

Blog Post of the Day: Web Design Emerging Tech
Tell me about your weekend. Share pics!

I literally sat on the couch all weekend watching Criminal minds and slept. On Sunday I got to see William for a hour, we just sat in his back yard and talked.

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Friday, October 17, 2014

Blog Post of the Day:
What kind of background do you have with Photoshop? Have you used it before? What other types of design and editing software have you used before? Explain

I have never really used Photoshop. All I mainly know is that in Photoshop you can crop pictures and edit them. I normally use Pixlr+ when I use to edit pictures with contrast and things like that, or add my tags on main parts of the picture to claim it was mine and others couldn't steal it pretending to be me.

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Tuesday October 14, 2014

Blog Post of the Day:
Below is a letter written to the editor who wrote the article 'Enforcement of dress code creates negative effect' that your blogged about last week. Most of you wrote on your blog that you agreed with the writer. What are your thoughts after reading the letter below and seeing a different perspective. Are they the same? Are the different? Do you agree? Disagree? Explain yourself.

My perspective is still the same, for reason being there might be a "time and a place" for certain things but that doesn't really mean much. There is a time and place for wearing jeans, like fall and winter or spring, but if I want to I can still wear them in summer. I could even wear shorts in the middle of 2ft of snow if I wanted and you're saying if its not the time and place for it then I cant wear it? We are High School students and we shouldn't be forced into to being so "professional" right now we still have awhile to go. We should not be force to do anything, if you have a problem with it than that sounds like a you problem and I don't want to hear it if it inter fears with my opinion, unless I ask for your opinion like you are asking for mine currently. If it is a choice I have made even if it is a little "riskay" its a choice I made, doesn't mean I'm asking for anything (unless verbally stated other wise)  it means I feel comfortable in it, and gives me confidence in some way. If I am wearing something that you don't approve of IT IS STILL A CHOICE I MADE. If I do not ask you if I should change then don't tell me if I should. I am comfortable when people look at me and think "wow that's a cute outfit" I am not asking for you to over sexualize what I chose to wear because if you are over sexualizing what I am wearing you are creating me as a victim, and you are the perpetrator, victims should never be made to look like the bad person.  

Monday October 13, 2014

Blog Post of the day: Web Design Emerging Tech



I would have classes that have more things to do with the real world.  Classes that would help me be able to function in the real world, reason being that I am not good at t talking to people. So I would have a class where it would help me with my anxiety for real world things.

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Tuesday October 7, 2014

Blog post of the day:
The following article was in the September issue of The Tiger Print. Read the article (even if you already have) and respond to it below. What do you think? Do you agree? Disagree? Consider all perspectives of the article while you respond.



I agree, things with young women's clothes is getting out of hand. Even though the so called "style" today can get sometimes ify. Us girls get targeted more than the boys do for obvious reasons, but that still doesn't mean we complain when all these guys wear those really tight Under armor shirts. They don't get told to go change, even if most of the time they are see through. If the young men in the school cant control them selves over a sliver of tummy, shoulders, or some legs then how are they going to control them selves in the so called "real world". If women who prefer the same sex over males are capable of controlling there selves in a locker room with other women changing then the men should be able to control them selves when we actually have clothes on and stop sexualizing what we are wearing as a "distraction" forcing us to take time out of our education so they can learn when all they have to do is ignore what I am wearing.