Saturday, April 18, 2009

Degrassi:TNG : (Ep. 818) "Danger Zone" episode analysis,summary and commentary(warning spoilers)..

http://watch.ctv.ca/degrassitng/season-8/degrassitng-ep-818-danger-zone/#clip159253

Wow this episode is HOT! Lots of controversy.gun fire. Hostages…  hehe.. In fact hostages in 2 different locations.. Sort of.

 

Hopefully this description might help someone who persuade them to watch degrassi.  As  loads of series do, they switch from different scenes with different people.. So it keeps it interesting.

  • Degrassi character list with thumbnails
  • okay so at the start in the classroom the guy with glasses (Aj Saudin) , Sam Earle(white dude); Aislnn paul(White girl with glasses)  … (Ally,Connor,Claire) to clarify..
  • Corner locks Claire and K.C. up until they resolve their fight(locked In the basement or whatever..)
  • Apparently they play RISK.. And some girl was interested in RISK… or maybe even in the guy… But he is too caught up with his friends fighting
  • Mia and her boyfriend Peter
    • argue about the potential Peter might have had with Darcy.. 
      • ..bringing up previous relationships can cause trouble.. But then it is also about having priorities… And not ditching someone for someone else
  • Hollie J wants Spinner!
    • A Lakehurst dude holds them at gunpoint.. trying to rob their safe..and the cash registe Or whatever..
    • he asks them to unlock the back door so he can leave..
    • Lakehurst has a few freaks..a.k.a the stabber of J.T …
    • Hollis j in danger writes a message in the window
    • Spinner tries to be a hero with a baseball bat.
    • Spinner gets shot.
      • it looks like because he stepped back… The shooter thought it was going to attack him from behind
    • The police arrive
  • Claire and K.C  try to work out their fight
    • K.C. ends up leaving
    • Claire said “why don’t you figure a way out”
    • K.C. Says “why because I’m the criminal”
  • Peter is happy that Mia is safe
  • Holly J pleads with the killer that she will tell the truth and that it was an accident.
  • Hollie J tries  to empathize with the shooter
  • Jane is worried about her boyfriend Spinner who got shot
  • Hollie J brings a plant for spinner
  • Spinner tells Hollie J.. About him and Jane..

 

Then there Is a school dance or something..

  • a romantic kissing scene ..
  • That girl asks the guy to dance…
    • now ..I can’t really see this happening in real life..but sure.. lol
  • Everyone claps for hollie J the …hero?
  • hollie ends up dancing with the guy who is good in art or whatever… And explains her money troubles which stopped them from going out before..

Why you should find a relationship earlier in life

 

By earlier in life, I mean that finding a girlfriend during the time I’m in school is idea. And school here can mean, college/university/ high school. Anything younger ill leave as debatable.

In School

  • gorgeous girls are generally taken quite fast, a really hot girl would have a boyfriend in high school and be engaged or married by university .. Perhaps
    • in other words.. By the time “you” have the chance to even say “hi” to her, she has a boyfriend
  • something in common
  • The whole dating, taking a girl out is ideal at a younger age
    • argument: at age 30… To start taking a girl out to movies and get to know her… You would miss a large part of life
  • They are educated

Not in school

  • say you meet someone at a bar/club, they could be “stupid”, a failure… And you wouldn’t really know since you didn’t know them through school…(personally I wouldn’t want to go for a dummy.)

Now regarding the whole  finding someone earlier in life…some more pros/cons

Pros

  • Less chance of mental illness in having kids with a child..(sidenote..)
  • One in the workforce at least in my case.. There would be an office setting… And hook-ups within the workforce are seen as forbidden? ..
  • Higher chance of finding someone that you are truly attracted to
    • thus minimizing the chances of cheating
  • You won’t go in public and be sick of seeing all the couples and hot members of the gender that you are interested in, who are pretty much not approachable ..
    • and by not approachable i mean with friends.
  • You won’t hate yourself in valentines day…

 

Cons

  • if you start too early you could have “sex before marriage” and inadvertently have a kid and have to quit school or have a hard time managing.. (sidenote..)

Friday, April 17, 2009

How to change your resolution

Change your monitor resolution

Source:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/personalize/resolution.mspx

If you ever find yourself squinting to read text on your monitor screen or want to fit more windows on your desktop, you may be able to fix these problems by changing the resolution of your monitor. Changing the resolution changes the size of your computer desktop.

Note: Flat-panel monitors support only a single resolution. If you change the default resolution of a flat-panel display, text will appear blurry. If you have a flat-panel monitor like the ones in the image below, the default resolution provides the sharpest image for the size of your monitor screen.

If you have a CRT monitor (any monitor that is not a flat-panel monitor) and want to increase the size of text and pictures to make them more readable, you can decrease your monitor’s resolution (or decrease the size of the desktop that displays on your monitor). If, on the other hand, you would like text and pictures to appear smaller so that you can fit more windows on your desktop, you can increase your monitor’s resolution.

Resolution is the number of pixels (the building blocks of a picture) that are used to display your desktop on your monitor screen. For example, a resolution of 1024 x 768 means that a monitor displays 1,024 pixels across and 768 pixels down. A picture that is 500 pixels wide would cover about half the width of that screen. If you decreased the resolution of the monitor to 800 x 600, the same picture would appear bigger because it would cover about two-thirds of the screen. Similarly, if you increased the resolution of the monitor to 1600 x 1200, the picture would appear smaller because it would cover only about one-third of the screen.

The following image shows the same Web page displayed on two monitors with different resolutions. The monitor on the left is set at a high resolution (1600 x 1200), so the page appears small and covers only a portion of the desktop—this makes the text harder to read but leaves room for other windows. The monitor on the right is set at a lower resolution (1024 x 768), so the page takes up the entire area of the desktop.

Two flat-screen monitors displaying the same Web page at different resolutions

To change your monitor’s resolution

1.

Right-click the desktop, and then click Properties.

Desktop Options menu with Properties selected

2.

In the Display Properties dialog box, click the Settings tab.

3.

Drag the Screen resolution slider to the left to decrease the resolution of your monitor, making text and pictures appear larger. Or drag the Screen resolution slider to the right to increase your monitor’s resolution, making text and pictures appear smaller.

Settings tab on Display Properties dialog box, with pointer on Screen resolution slider

4.

Click Apply to have the new resolution take effect.

Settings tab on Display Properties dialog box, with pointer on Apply button

5.

If the Monitor Settings dialog box appears, look at your display. If you like the new resolution, click Yes. If you do not like the resolution, click No, and return to step 3 to try a different resolution.

6.

Click OK.

Settings tab on Display Properties dialog box, with pointer on OK button

Microsoft Windows XP changes the resolution to the settings you chose.

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how I will study for a BTE ethics multiple choice/short answer college exam

  • My goal in the course: A
  • My current standing:
    • 20% weight  … 79%
    • 30% weight ..71%
    • X % presentation
    • EXAM 30%
  • this exam is Exam 1 of 2.. .11:30am Tuesday 21st  2009
    • well 1 of 2.. In my NON JOKE exams.
  • Ideally I wouldn’t write a Blog post before beginning
    • but with ADHD.. Or at least my inability to begin with a MAP… Here we go..
  • I have 3 days to study (Saturday,Sunday,Monday)
  • exam format, if its similar to previous ones:
    • multiple choice
    • Short answer
  • Know and be able to apply the theories
    • utilitarianism
      • act
      • rule
    • kantianism
      • 1st imperative
      • 2nd imperative
    • social contract
    • natural law

 

  1. start with Chapter 6,7,8,9 Powerpoint notes
  • Google every single concept I am not familiar with.. This earned me about 80% on the 2nd test….

next read the textbook chapters if time permits

As I go make sure I cover the concepts in the course outline i.e.:

Upon successful completion of this subject students should be able to:

  • Formulate thoughtful responses to various moral and legal problems
  • Engage in conceptual analysis of legal and moral texts
  • Construct and criticize moral and legal arguments
  • Compose accurate expositions/interpretations of core concepts and principles such as
  • “responsibility,” “obligation,” “justice,” and “freedom”
  • Apply theories to case studies
  • Analyze/interpret classical and contemporary theories of law and ethics

TOPIC OUTLINE:

  • An Overview of Ethics
    • Post Modern Ethical Approaches
    • The importance of Ethics In the Business world
    • Is there ethics in Business?
  • Ethics for IT Professionals and IT Users
    • Ethical Behavior for IT professionals
    • Codes of Conduct
  • Computer and Internet Crime
    • It security Incidence
    • Risk Assessments
  • Privacy
    • Key Freedoms
    • Canadian Law
  • Freedom of Expression
    • Charter Rights
  • Intellectual Property
    • Copyrights
    • Patents
    • Plagiarism
    • Reverse Engineering
  • Software Development
    • Quality , Bugs and Control
  • Employer/Employee Issues
    • Whistle blowing
    • Non Traditional workers
  • The Impact of Information Technology on the Quality of Life
    • Productivity and QOL
    • Healthcare
  • Developing Ethical Approaches
    • Identifying Ethical Differences
    • Evaluating Arguments from Different Ethical Approaches
    • Mapping Ethical Argumentative Dialogues

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Sex : the hideous theorem

 

The following are some things that are theoretically true..

  • if a guy does not like a nationality of girls.. Or is really upset or dissatisfied with the appearance of someone..  the girl would likely be unable to satisfy the guy.. And it would be best for the guy to move on to other girls… 
    • this phenomenon was somewhat demonstrated in some movies…
  • the hotter a girl the shorter a guy lasts in bed
  • the uglier a girl, the longer a guy lasts in bed.. 
  • The less skilled a girl in sex.. The longer a guy lasts in bed…
    • in fact if a girl isn’t good at doing oral sex.. I can personally last forever… a.k.a till she gets too damned tired…