To My Favorite Digital Media Teacher....

Merry Christmas Ms.Martinez

This teacher is not an ordinary teacher, but shes a teacher that has the will to teach others the ways of digital media. We take that for granted but some of us push throught the insipiness of others. This marvelous teacher come here to NorthDallas high school to us and we should be honor since comes from the facuilty of Richmond College, so this stupid school and staff should be honor for this teacher. Who cares if she get a zero on her reviews these people should be HONERED !

Most people don't realize and apreciate the teachers that give out the most effort. There are some teachers that don't give in any effort into their students what so ever. This teacher should be rewarded for her great work. She gives in 100% each and everyday and each student and staff should realize that.

Facebook is trying out a new messaging system that allows people to pay to have their messages delivered directly to the inboxes of people they're not friends with.

The test, which will only be available to a "small number of people" in the United States, is Facebook's response to a common user complaint: that important messages are getting lost in the social network's spam filter. Currently, Facebook delivers messages it thinks are relevant to users' inbox -- messages from friends, or friends of friends -- but other messages that Facebook believes are spam get sent to a little-noticed "other" folder.

That "other" folder is littered with mostly unwanted messages from people not connected with the user. But on occasion, those out-of-network messages may be important.
Facebook (FB) says it uses a combination of complex algorithms and social connections to determine whether messages are relevant. It also will begin rolling out a new filtering tool that allows users to choose whether they want "strict" filtering -- "mostly messages from friends," according to Facebook's blog post -- or "basic" filtering -- "mostly messages from friends and people you may know."
But even then, Facebook users may miss relevant messages that the social network deems unworthy of the inbox. That's why the company says a paid model could work.
"If you want to send a message to someone you heard speak at an event but are not friends with, or if you want to message someone about a job opportunity, you can use this feature to reach their inbox," the company said in its blog. "For the receiver, this test allows them to hear from people who have an important message to send them."
Facebook didn't say how much the service would cost. But the company is being cautious at the outset: Facebook said it is limiting the test to people -- not businesses -- and users will only be able to receive one paid message in their inbox per week.

http://money.cnn.com/2012/12/21/technology/social/facebook-messaging/index.html

This is a sellowet picture of a mustang that i re-traced. I decided to just shade the side of the car to add more texture to the car and the pic itself...



Symmetrical balnce photography are the greatest photography that human have ever seen. When two opposite objects meet each other in the middle you could see how they are symmetrical.

This is balance photography, balanc photography shows an image of how it balances out itself and other objects around it. 

 This is Asymmetrical balance, in where the object goes from tall to short but shows the similartiys that the object shares with its couter part.

Repitition photography is one of the most fansinating photography and artwork that we could ever see. It shows the signficants of the object repiting itself.

Unity photography is like a bond of friendship and how we could others and change the world. This picture shows hope by putting each other fingers into a star.

Three days of darkness, people believe it and other dont. Im not a consiparcy person but after doing some research im have many doubts of what will happen. I advise that we do not panic for the saefty of others.

link:http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/03/tech/innovation/fake-facebook-lottery-winner/index.html
title: Fake lottery winner may be Facebook's most shared image

Summmary: Claming to have won the 500 million powerball lottery made this person happy. What he didnt know that his numbers were out of sequence a tip-off that the image had been doctored. But on the postive side his image was shared on facebook more than 2 million times. So with a downfall people called him idoit, haha your a jerk and the most famous line ha you go doed. This man was the most talked about loser on Facebook,