Ab, can you resize that bad boy?
how? i wanted the whole pic but it came up to big and cut off half…do i have to save it out and then upload it smaller to some other website…do I have to have my own website…i have blog but then sometimes it won’t let me link to the pictures whats a good way for uploading images?
I fixed it for you.
I can’t record the computer I’m on since I’m at work, but basically:
You would have:
- Gone here: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c … -Bush.jpeg
- Saved the image to your computer
- Then gone here: picresize.com
- And resized the image until it was manageable (in this case, I did 75% reduction, saved it, then re-uploaded it and reduced that image by 50%)
- Then save the final image from picresize.com
- Then, in your post, at the bottom click on UPLOAD ATTACHMENTS
- Select your image file and click on ADD THE FILE
- After this, click on a location in your post that you would like to place the image
- Then click on PLACE INLINE in the new section at the bottom titled POSTED ATTACHMENTS
- You will then see something like this:
[attachment=0]rsz_1rsz_george-w-bush.jpg[/attachment]- Finally, press SUBMIT to finish your post
That’s how.
Oh, and Lity…
That’s funny! 
What causes the air to accumulate such as to cause the collapse? it says on Wikipedia air accumulates in front of the lungs. how do blisters causes such? interior blisters?
Blisters form on the outside of the inner wall, wedged between the outer wall.
When a blister grows thinly enough at the right tension, the aggravation of the walls friction upon the intrusion can possibly cause the blister to pop.
When that happens, the air inside of the blister pushes into the fractionally tight space between the walls.
Due to the nature of the lung design and the properties of thermodynamics, this causes the inner sack to stretch away from the outer sack in opposing direction that the blister faces.
It’s not so much a collapse, in this form, as it is a pushing against the inner sack like a pillow in a pillow case.
Once it happens you can either ride it out and let the air dissipate naturaly over time, or you can let the doctors cut open your chest, stick a tube in, and forcefully suck the extra air out.
I chose to learn breathing techniques taught by the tradition of Buddhism, but mixed with the understandings of modern biology, rather than putting even more holes in myself only to accomplish the same results.
What causes the blisters? I imgine it can be said to be a gnetic cause but is it perchance a build up of a certain hormone, or something. Might their be a specific name for thosesort of blisters, that I might study such?
I would agree to think that is more reasonable…
hmm…I wounder if living in alaska helps that…colder climate could increse the density of the air and thus reduce pressure…living at a higher sea level might help too…
lmao so randum XD xx
You won’t look like a Drama/English teacher anymore. You can pull that look off, though, so you may want to reconsider.
Dream job: university philosophy “professor”.
Chances: extremely low. (especially considering that I don’t really ever intend on going to college at this point - certainly not for such a length as needed to gain that position)
But either way, I have to chop it down due to preparation for promotional interviews that I might have a shot at.
I wish you luck with that.
Being in management, I have to be honest with you and say they might actually look down on you trying to put on airs, unless the people with whom you are interviewing are not familiar with you. (Read: see you on a daily basis) The reason for that is that they’ll know why you are doing it, whereas they offered to interview you for the position (or are interviewing you per your request) knowing that you like to have the facial hair.
One other thing, and I don’t know what the Community Colleges in Alaska are like, but my understanding is some Community Colleges will let you teach there even if all you have is a Bachelor’s.
Maybe you shouldn’t shave as it expends unnecessary resources from the environment (gel, effort, razors, maybe electricity), and is only reasonable due to social conditioning…
Oh…beat down by the man…
that may be a good point…and would avoid waste, and unecessity maybe…
Yep, but they don’t.
This is a corporation that is rather large.
We still require that everyone interviewing dress up and show off on the day of the interview and leading up to it.
It is how we see what the applicants would look like in a business room when the company is representing themselves in mixed departmental and corporate interactions.
We already know how the applicants look on the daily grind; and we don’t really mind all that much about that taste. That’s their personal taste when we are only working a daily routine within our own department.
But when we have to put on our fancy ware and show up to VP class meetings or major project development meetings; that’s what we want to see ahead of time.
We like knowing if someone is a great “face” when needed, and each level you climb up, you have to show a new level of “face” that is that much better than the previous.
Oh
No!!
Your beard was righteous.