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Comment on Hey all sup? by Orhan Deniz

Orhan Deniz — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:10:10 +0000

Yeah. I’m still working out how these decks work. Not in terms of hotspotting them, I’m trying to understand them, especially the auto beat match and manual beat match among other things. I’ll do some work on it at the weekend.

Comment on Hey all sup? by Sean

Sean — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:46:38 +0000

I hope the hotspots help – keep us informed!

Comment on my tweets for the day! by Just-in-Time

Just-in-Time — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 11:01:08 +0000

AT THE THIRD STROKE… NEW CELEB VOICES ON THE BT SPEAKING CLOCK FOR COMIC RELIEF (03 Feb 2009)

When callers dial 123 they will be given an accurate time check by celebrities, including: Girls Aloud’s Cheryl Cole and Kimberley Walsh, fellow popstar, Gary Barlow and presenters, Chris Moyles and Fearne Cotton.
Each celebrity will replace the ‘pips’ with their own special Comic Relief sound, ranging from kisses, raspberries and piano chords in a bid to Do Something Funny for Money.

Comment on school, exams, N another ranting session! by orhan deniz

orhan deniz — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 17:12:24 +0000

Miss identification, the point is that I was talking about my exams. I can’t believe ya couldn’t understand that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway.
Die!!!!!!!
No everyone kidding, just like mucking about with spammers. Anyway, you are going now.

Comment on school, exams, N another ranting session! by Misidentification

Misidentification — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:16:13 +0000

Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation Anyway … nice blog to visit.

cheers, Misidentification
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Comment on Talk about Chaos!Well, by serrebi

serrebi — Tue, 27 May 2008 15:21:42 +0000

Think about what your buying. It’s honestly to bad you probably can’t afford this, and as a result lol don’t buy a 2 channel amp and run a 2.1 100w speaker set and woofer through it. It sounds amazing, costs a little more though, but it’s worth it IMPO.

Comment on school, exams, N another ranting session! by James Scholes

James Scholes — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:39:02 +0000

Orhan wrote: Its not exactly GCSE’s but just preparations for them.
Hmm strange, I have actual GCSE exams dotted around year 10 and 11. I have preparations the same as you this year, but I have exams as well this year.
Orhan also wrote: As for mathematics, I’m not at all aming for some thing
high, as I absolutely suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in that subject.
Yes I agree, Maths is my worst subject by far.
Darrell Shandrow wrote: I would recommend that you aim much higher! Aim for all A’s then be happy with whatever the results turn out to be in reality, so long as you know you have
done your personal best. It is never good to aim for something lower.
I agree with that, but I also think that if you know that you personally cannot do something to a certain standard, then you shouldn’t aim for that standard, as focus could be taken away from the things you are good at.
James

Comment on school, exams, N another ranting session! by Darrell Shandrow

Darrell Shandrow — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:13:39 +0000

I would recommend that you aim much higher! Aim for all A’s then be happy with whatever the results turn out to be in reality, so long as you know you have done your personal best. It is never good to aim for something lower.

Comment on MainStream education, how far? by James Scholes

James Scholes — Sun, 04 May 2008 22:07:24 +0000

Serrebi wrote: it’s kind of hard for a yung child to know
what’s best for them at least until they hit the 14-older range.
That is so true. I was in education for the blind up until I was 12, and I felt a bit nervous about going into MainStream education as it was all new to me, but now, I know its the best thing that has happened to me. Sure I was impressed at the level of equipment and services available to the students when I visited a blind college, but its just not for me.

Comment on MainStream education, how far? by serrebi

serrebi — Sun, 04 May 2008 19:44:44 +0000

It’s true, but it ultimately comes back to the parents for the most part, and to a small degree the child, but it’s kind of hard for a yung child to know what’s best for them at least until they hit the 14-older range.

Comment on MainStream education, how far? by Orhan Deniz

Orhan Deniz — Sun, 04 May 2008 18:31:26 +0000

I agree with you serrebi. How ever, It’s the ignorence of the school as well. they just push their students in to some cramped room with nothing to do. When parents say some thing, they say “health and safety and all that shit”! I’m not sure about Canada but this is the case in the UK.and not to mix with the sighted. If a student can’t mix with the sighted, then how are they going to get used to the real world?
Mostly, sighted people are curious I guess about the blind so that is fine IMHO.
How ever, the distressing fact about mainstream schools not letting the blind mixing is due to the lack of the significance of the DDA (disability discrimination act) in place. Plus,who gives a fuck about it anyway? I’m not saying that the disability discrimination act should be so important, but I’m saying that it should be relivant.

Anyway I’ll just shut up and stop ranting. lol :D:d:d:d:d:d

Comment on MainStream education, how far? by serrebi

serrebi — Sun, 04 May 2008 18:07:15 +0000

I think what sickens me is parents of blind people being as ignorant as possible. I know a lot of blind people are not exposed to sighted people really in public school. They let ignorant idiotic teachers dictate where there child stays in school, and since they are stuck in a room somewhere, they don’t really hang out with sighted kids. I’ve seen this with people with learning disabilities more then anything, but I”ve heard about friends of mine ahving a similar experience. If your readin this and your a parent of a blind child please, for the love of god, take an interest in what the school is doing with your child. Don’t let them dictate waht they can do if normal, sighted people can do these things. As for schooling for the blind, I’m so not a fan of it. I’m sorry, but I’ve seen so many antisocial blind people because of them not having any sighted friends, or the social skills they need to make those connections. It has nothing to do with not having the sight to do it, it just sickens me. At the colledge level I think it’s fine because all your development fundamentally anyways is started. ANyways, this comment is a mess, but I hope it sort of kind of makes sence.

Comment on A newer and better way to twitter! Using Messenger pluses script capabilities. by worldandother

worldandother — Sat, 03 May 2008 19:53:42 +0000

See Serrebi, It’s kind of strange, twitteroo is stable on some systems and it sucks on others. See like on my desktop upstairs, It’s kind of Ok. But on the laptop, it is fast at delivering my tweets from my friends timeline, but it is very unresponsive.
Guess people have to try it and see if it works to an acceptable degree.

Orhan.

Comment on A newer and better way to twitter! Using Messenger pluses script capabilities. by serrebi

serrebi — Sat, 03 May 2008 19:43:24 +0000

I’ve heard of this script , but never used it. THX for the instructions. I don’t use windows live messenger anymore, otherwize I”d give it a try. I’m sure there’s some miranda dll somewhere. I’ll wait till miranda 0.8 goes final. I can stand twitteroo.