thomsen.

Last week, I took a week long class on how to teach Adobe product to students from a middle-high school grade that was sponsored by Adobe.com. What does this mean? Well, I got taught how to teach digital multimedia for high school level for a year long curriculum. For free.

Last monday, Apple had their annual Apple Worldwide Developer Conference. As much as I would have loved to attended that conference, I had more important responsibilities that I need to take care of: grades :-) Nevertheless, what I love about the Internet is that I can always pick up from where I left off.

Some of you are wondering what exactly is new about the new iOS 6 that will be coming out this fall and of course, how does that help people who are deaf/hard of hearing? Well, I decided to take the ease your vertigo (or maybe the exact opposite to feed your vertigo!) by simplifying it for you.


Here's a rundown of 10 Things You Should Know About iOS6 (and how does that apply to people who are deaf/hard of hearing)!:

 Well, when you think all is lost, I guess some will go all out before the ban becomes effective. Four Loko: Why Four Loko's mix of alcohol and caffeine can be so deadly - latimes.com. I don't know about you, but it's possible that Mr. Sniper might have had afew sips before heading to jail. Actor Wesley Snipes headed to prison for tax evasion. It's too bad that it gonna be three years since he's gonna be missing out on the newest iPad that coming out in April Expect iPad 2 from Apple next April, says analyst - Computerworld. That is, of course, if it comes out on time.