MichaelV

I got a cool new jacket, and I will hopefully be ordering my new PC tonight.

You should check your other head.

Those numbers are your Member ID. It's the same number that is on the link of your profile. They go in order of registration.

I've seen you before, maybe an 8.

I was on the fence about the Ferguson case.This one however, I believe the officer should have been charged. There was too much excessive force, the guy was literally yelling "I can't breathe." I just don't understand how the jury could dismiss that. I hate how the media are quick to imply it was racially driven. Just because they are of different ethnicities, there could've been many other factors, including the sheer size of the man.

Pay attention to every single detail. When I made my first OPP skin, I thought it looked good, but it didn't look anything like it at all. In your skin, the "Mansfield Township" text is on the bottom, but on the above picture, it is just above the police text. Secondly, notice the "Police" text is orange, with a blue drop shadow. It is also italicized. Remember to look around for fonts that fit what you're creating. Calibri does not look like the correct font. Lastly, look at the lines, they're blue and orange and look at how the tips are pointed. Remember to recreate that in your skin. For the right shades, I usually go to the website to see if they use those colours a lot. I try not to sample it from the car itself because lighting usually messes it up. Also, please look at the tutorial above, not only taking in the tools, but just general methods. To this day, I still use a real life picture as a guide behind the skin, as highlighted in the tutorial. I can't tell you how much it has helped me. Remember to look out for small things like this in your textures. It'll make a big difference, and the people who live where the texture is based off of will appreciate it too.

Not Firefox, that's for sure. I'd switch to Chrome, but I'm getting rid of this computer in a few weeks, and I don't want to get it all set up for limited use.

Science and Social Studies are still important, just not as much as Mathematics and English. Math and English are used everywhere. Knowing how to work with numbers, and speaking proper English are skills that are needed in every line of work. Things like knowing the reason why WWI broke out, or balancing chemical equations are only useful in certain fields of work. A cashier or a waiter wouldn't need to know that stuff.

Happy Birthday, Sam!

Fantastic work Cj. Looks great!

I forgive Rockstar for holding back the due date. This is stellar!

Happy Birthday, LMS!

Not satisfied that we reached 20 on the 21st page.

16!

Nope, 7.

I think Toronto is pretty safe. Every city has its slums, in fact, I live right on front of a subsidized housing zone, yet I feel pretty safe.

It's the French spelling. Ever since Canada joined the fight against ISIS, I knew something was going to happen. It was only a matter of time.

I don't think I'm ready for it. I've liked a few girls, but I couldn't see myself dating them. I'd be too afraid of getting rejected or being awkward on the date.

Does it make life easier for you? Absolutely. How do you use technology on a daily basis? Chatting with people, Youtube, Adobe CS, and Tutorials. It's worth noting that I spend most of my day at the computer. Your opinion on schools using technology? If it works, sure. How schools in your area use technology. iPads, Macs, PCs, Smartboards, etc. What do you own? Laptop, desktop, tablet, smartphone, E-reader? Laptop, and smartphone. What kind (Brand/Model/OS)? (Please do not start a brand/OS war) Some Acer laptop (nothing fancy), and a Galaxy S4. Have you cut your cable/satellite provider for a streaming service like Netflix, Hulu, ect? Or do you still have a provider? I don't watch much TV. I really only watch one show, but I can find it on Youtube. We still have cable in the house because my parents can't wrap their heads around using the internet. Do you still have a home phone? Or, if you do not, since when have you not had one? Funny you asked this. Just the other day, we were talking about getting rid of it. Anybody who wants to speak to us probably has our cell number, and the home phone is ridden with telemarketers. We don't need it. Do you read books? If so, do you prefer paper/hardcopy or ebooks? I only read when the school tell me to read. It's just not something I do for fun. I haven't tried eBooks, but I like the idea. Reading on a screen is much easier for me.

People interpret religion differently. A religion may be very peaceful to one person, but may preach hate to someone else. Like Westboro Baptist Church, they interpret the bible differently than a normal Christian. That is what's going on with ISIS and other terrorist groups, they turn a sentence in a holy book and interpret it in an extremist way.