October 1, 2008

Whats the fastest and the best method to scan photos into a computer?

Filed under: Classics

Hi guys its me again! hehe.. it been a long time I did not make a post of my blog.. I’ll be talking to you about the best method to scan a photo in a computer I have some idea about this, allow me to shared this one to each one of you and here it goes.

If you have a lot of photos to convert, regardless of method, I really don’t think there are any simple ways of getting around this time-consuming and tedious task, unless of course you are able to hand off the the task to someone else. But don’t be discouraged, because within this discussion thread, ample amounts of our member took the time out to offer this ways of converting their photos to digital which range from reccomending certain scanners, using the digital camera technique, to even a few who mention certain companies who offer services that specifically cater to doing this for you and that’s just the beginning.

For starters, I have selected a few featured answers to get the topic rolling. But don’t stop there, there so many great suggestions and experiences shared by our members, so give it all a read to get your mind flowing. And if have an additional methods to this madness, please post them to the thread. The more we can learn from you, the better of we’ll all be. Thanks everyone and have an awesome day!.

September 12, 2008

Miderm exam code preview

Filed under: Classics

FrmMain.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Login
{
    public partial class frmMain : Form
    {
        string id;
        public frmMain()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
        public frmMain(string user, string pass, string id)
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            textBox1.Text = user;
            textBox2.Text = pass;
            this.id = id;

        }
        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Class1 newConnect = new Class1();
            newConnect.query_add("UPDATE loginTbl set Username = ‘"+textBox1.Text+"’, Password = ‘"+textBox2.Text+"’ WHERE UserID =’"+this.id+"’");
            MessageBox.Show("You have Successfully Updated Your Username and Password");
        }

        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Class1 newConnect = new Class1();
            newConnect.query_add("DELETE from loginTbl WHERE UserID =’"+this.id+"’");
            MessageBox.Show("You have Successfully Deleted Your Username and Password");
        }
    }
}

Create Class1.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Data.SqlClient;

namespace Login
{
    class Class1
    {
        private SqlDataReader _select;
        public SqlDataReader select
        {
            get
            {
                return _select;
            }
            set
            {
                _select = value;
            }
        }

        public void query_select(string query)
        {
            SqlConnection c = new SqlConnection(@"Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Desktop\Login Midterm\Login Midterm\loginDB.mdf;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=30;User Instance=True");
            c.Open();
            SqlCommand q = new SqlCommand(query, c);
            SqlDataReader r = q.ExecuteReader();
            this.select = r;
        }
        public void query_add(string query)
        {
            SqlConnection c = new SqlConnection(@"Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Desktop\Login Midterm\Login Midterm\loginDB.mdf;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=30;User Instance=True");
            c.Open();
            SqlCommand q = new SqlCommand();
            q.Connection = c;
            q.CommandText = query;
            q.ExecuteNonQuery();
            c.Close();
        }
    }
}

FrmMain Log.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Data.SqlClient;

namespace Login
{
    public partial class frmLog : Form
    {
        public frmLog()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
       
        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Class1 newConnect = new Class1();
            newConnect.query_select("SELECT * FROM loginTbl WHERE Username like ‘"+textBox1.Text+"’ and Password like ‘"+textBox2.Text+"’");
            if (newConnect.select.HasRows == true)
            {
                newConnect.select.Read();
                string username = newConnect.select["Username"].ToString();
                string password = newConnect.select["Password"].ToString();
                string id = newConnect.select["UserID"].ToString();
                frmMain a = new frmMain(username,password,id);
                a.Show();
            }
            else
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Invalid Username and/or Password");
            }
        }
    }
}

September 9, 2008

What I Learned From My Pet Fish

Filed under: Classics

When I was about nine or ten, my parents bought a small aquarium for me and my siblings. After recieving our gift, my older brother brought me with him to the local pet shop in order to buy a new fishes and accessories for the aquarium. We took a few goldfishes, a janitor fish, and some decorations but I recall buying for myself this white angel fish. I remember how mesmerized I was, as a child, of that beautiful creature. And even though it was not my first pet, I truly cherished it because I chose it my self.

Days passed that turned into weeks that turned into months, but no matter how long I have my pet fish it did not matter. My love for it never faded. Each day I came home from school, I would always rush just so I could get a glimpse of my pet and see how lovely it looked with all the other fishes in the tank. Everyday, my siblings and I would take turns feeding our pets and I would always feel assured that my angel fish was healthy and well-fed.

Then, that day came. My memory will seem a little hazy now but I remember that morning like it was just yesterday. It was still very early and I was about to get ready for school when my littele sister woke me up. She said it was probably the janitor fish. Or the goldfish might have been the culprits. Whatever! But, somehow, one of my beloved pets fins got caught in between some of the toys and pebbles in the aquarium. Who knew such tranquil white pebbles could be so abraisive and cause my pet to bleed to death? The scene was horrific. I could not believe it. Just like that, my angel fish was dead.

That was horrible day. There were too many questions but not a lot of answers. How? Did I not take care of my pet enough? Maybe, I forgot to feed it at the night before. Maybe, we should have never placed that janitor fish in there. Maybe, it fought with other fishes. And maybe, I should have put it away on its own bowl. Why? Was I not a good owner? Did I not love it enough?

Then, it dawned on me. No matter what I did, I never would have been able to bring that angel fish back. Yes, at first, it brought me much joy and exicetement.

September 7, 2008

Talking about love

Filed under: Classics

Hundred of brillant mind attempted to define love but they were never successful, maybe because they use so much of their intellect than their heart.

Mots of us are aware that everthing begins in the mind. Even love grows in the hyphotalamus. However, there are deeper emotions, which only the heart sees and the brain neurons do not consider. Now, we are face with the question: "What is real love?" Come on, face it, in our measurable years of experience in this ambiguous world, we still lack with the pertinent experience to aid us in putting into words. The simple ideas we have mind. But if only we would try to go through some readings plus personal contemplations, we would come up with a unanimous perception of what "Real Love" really is.

Love is more than just a word that is why it is far better than an idea. It is not just a simple feeling or a simple product available in departments stores and supermarkets ready for purchase. Love is something that money can’t buy. Love, even in its abstract form, should be selfless, patient, enduring, tolerant, inspiring and enliving. Love is leaving a legacy. Love is powerful because loves gives life.

As what the famous author of a book states; "Life is all about" Because God is love, the most important lesson he wants to learn is how to love. It is in loving that we are most like him, so love is the foundation of every command he has given us. And what better way to how it is giving up. His only Son to die and redeem mankind from sins. Christ love is the grace. His love can never equated.

It is a sad thing though that only few people had a state of love. Some barely even know it. It was said that those who get love the least, need it most. This is because you’ll never know love unless you feel it, unless you receive it and unless you give it away. Each of God creation is peculiar this allows them to pour our love in diverse ways. Some may be expressive while the other conceal it.

A man courting a girl may give a millions of cash, tons of chocolates and serenade her every minute of the day to show his appreciation and thoughtfulness. This however is not a proof that love is true. A love that has depended entirely ont the number of presents will immediately fade, as its foundation is on wealth and not love. Love is inexpensive because in the first place, it is not for sale.

They say you can only give what you have. Since love is everywhere and since were surrounded with the people who are made out of lov, try to receive some love and try to share some love, a love that is real, constant and true.

September 1, 2008

Intramurals 2008

Filed under: Classics

As we all know Intramurals is an event of every different chapters form teams and compete in sporting matches. This activity gives us to entertain their teachers, sisters, and other professors from thier different department. And to express his/her talents to everyone such as dancing, sports, singing, beauty pageant and other sports that students have. Since we know what is intramurals, I have to share to you what event was happen in this day so listen up dude!

Now lets talk about the events of this day, speaking of events ITE department has a many victory the we had this day such as basketball(girls), table tennis known as pingpong, volleyball, chess and basketball(boys) but sad to say our team of basketball for the boys was defeated by the nursing department but he had a nice game by the way. And that is happening for todays event, tommorow i will post also the situation of the events. Hope that the team ITE got a many victory for tommorow’s event. See yah!!

"We dont choose the best we create them"

August 30, 2008

Hot gadgets released this week

Filed under: Classics

This weeks video roundup is packed with all the hottest new gadgets out. In the latest product Spotlight, Brian Tong showcases the new and improve features on the Sonic Ericsson W760i the best Walkman phone we’ve seen thus far. If you’re in the market for the smartphone, Bonnie Cha reviews the latest from Palm, the Treo Pro. Also got a first look video of the Nikkon D90, the first ever dSLR camera to feature movir capture. And haven’t left out your weekly favorites, including a new episode of Buzz Report with Molly Wood, Tom Merritt’s Top 5 countdown, and more!

See the video below:

click to play the video.

August 25, 2008

Midterm exam schedule

Filed under: Classics

Wednesday August 27, 2008

8-10am            System Programming            Room302

10-11am          Humanities                          Room307

1-2pm             IT Research Methods            Room307

Thursday August 28, 2008

9-11am           Discrete Math                      DarkRoom308

2-3pm            Theology                             Room303

3-5pm            Operating System                 Room304

Friday August 29, 2008 

10-12am         Database Management           Lab202

1-3pm            Internet Technologies            Lab202

August 21, 2008

One Angry Veronica

Filed under: Classics

To Mom,

I’m not your average teenage kid.
I play a lot, and bruise a lot.
I run a lot, and stumble a lot.
I read a little, write a little.
I sneak a little, and I find a little.

That your push-up bras
are five times as expensive
as my college algebra unit.

To Dad,

I’m not a virgin anymore.
I play sometimes, maybe often.
I kissed your officemate once, or twice.
I have a boyfriend, had boyfriends.
I sneak a little, and find a little.

That you’re spending
Five times more your
Girlfriend than for me.

August 19, 2008

As You In Me, As I Exist

Filed under: Classics

In the dusk a taste of dawn
its complete unwavering
emptiness yet
dancing rays of the sun
unto my frigid, cold cold hair
a radiance in its light
now a smell of tulips,
in its utter diffusion.

an effortless breathing;
you dig down deeply
reaching my core
some twists and turns
signals.stop.go.
you steer the wheel
a beautiful speeding
and slowing.

tapered now to one end,
still you coil like a tuft
of capillaries, which contains
my blood, now singing
your name, a melody it knows
every note, flickering of tones
an endless free flowing,
of ecstasy, within.

for a brief moment,
i feel, my bone as
they crack, weak and frail
as then, it receives
you, very immediate
now create,and made
whole again.

and for every movement,
from the slighest
shiver to a spontaneous
instant laugh, before was
by itself, by my self
now, is not anymore.

and so as things that spring
from lifelessness:
sullen, and gray, a glassy darkness
are changed, made new,
they shelter not just
my feeble existence
but rather love
which is everything that is you.

August 17, 2008

An Attempt to Friendship

Filed under: Classics

Eye meets eye
  Before you put
    Those shades on.
    I looked  away
       Knowing our world
       Could be so little.
       I hate you the language barrier
    So I won’t talk to you
   And neither would you.
  But sudden twist of fate
 Brought us together
Giving as a chance
To least be friends.
 You tried;
   You borrowed my notebook
    You passed my papers on to me
     You once laughed ay my joke
     That was not thrown at you.
      But she spark that used to burn the air
      Lost its flamed already.
      Maybe we could never be friends.
      We are acquintances
      And may be we would
      Always just be.
     
                             -Isle