Weekly Post

I know it is a surprise but I do not post on this blog for my own pleasure! (GASP)  So I plan on blogging for a respectable amount of lines that in essence have absolutely no content that is worth reading or that anyone wants to know or cares about.  I am not even totally sure if Ms.  Rod actually reads theses when she grades them so if it looks long and in depth  I will most likely get a good grade or something like that.  Oh I think in one of my previous blogs said I was going to try to post m completed and edited "Stop HIB" movie poster so here I go:

Hey! It worked! Ok well it is Friday again so I am going to post the same exact pictures I for last Friday or whenever I posted on a Friday last:

Finally A Break

So far today has been a really easy day.  It started off with a really easy Spanish 2 test that I am almost sure I aced.  What a great start right?  Well it got even better.  Communications Technology is one of the hardest classes I have; learning all about Photoshop is not as fun as it sounds.  Today was such a break from the normal grind that this class requires.  I am not working all the way to the bell and I even had the time left to give you this extra blog post, even though it was assigned; whatever.  Well I have nothing left to say so since I do not think Ms. Rod thinks I am very smart, here are some pictures that support racial equality and acceptance of others:

Oh also it is Friday and who is not pumped about that so:

Well now I really have nothing left to say so....

I'm Jon Zimmerman, signing off (© Matt Stromberg)

HIB Prevention

The first marking period of the school year was officially HIB awareness month, HIB standing for harassment     intimidation and bullying.  The idea was to learn about the different ways people were "HIB'd" and figure out ways to stop it.  Overall, the goal was to raise awareness of what bullying goes on in school.  In our of HIB awareness, our Communications Technology class edited movie posters in Photoshop CS4 (I used the newer  version CS5 because my computer for some odd reason was missing CS4) into anti bullying posters.  My poster started out as the movie poster for The Godfather III.  Here is an abnormally large picture of what my poster started out as:

I thought it was pretty intense and cool.  I know if Al Pacino was staring at me like that I would never, ever bully anyone.  I know that the Godfather trilogy is one of my favorite movie series ever and I was really happy when I got to use one of the posters for my project.  For the very few people who read this regularly, comment with your favorite movie(s).

For now that is all I got.

Jonathan Zimmerman, signing off (© Matt Stromberg)