92?
Gah! Wished my internet worked, I wanna see the cupcake shirt >3<

How are you, By the way?

90
Oh, that's cool :)
But--Whoa. Was it that bad of a cut? Further more, Are you okay? That sounds serious...

90
Still thinking to become an OB/GYN, Twin?

Darky (Or anyone who can answer this), I have a question for you. What's the difference between Actionscript 2.0 and 3.0 AND can I use coding for 2.0 in 3.0?

90 I never used Actionscript personally either, but I heard that 3.0 is much stricter than 2.0, so things that might work in 2.0 might now work in 3.0 without corrections.

Why do you want to use Actionscript, Angel? I can tell you about alternatives.

90
Depends on how bad it was.

I want to try my hand at making a dress up game and all the tutorials I've found we're for 2.0.
I also found the full version of Flash professional CS3 but alas, it doesn't work on windows8

90
Hey guys do you have any idea why there are so many  superstions about mirrors?

90
@Twin - Your womanhood

I think it's because mirrors are used for magic and illusions. In some religions, mine too, magic is considered to be an awful thing. Black magic really, but it kinda leads to Illusions as well. So I guess from there, people just wanted others to avoid mirrors.
Another theory of mine would be that when you look in the mirror, you find every flaw with yourself because you want to look flawless. Without a mirror, you wouldn't know what's wrong with your hair, or what's on your face. People have become more self-conscious with mirrors so that may also be another reason to avoid them. Mirrors are a symbol of vanity.

Last edited by angelfire (2014-07-09 00:32:47)

90
*shrug* Lol ^^

I've never fainted from those times. And looking at how long I've been having them...it really is a surprise. Longest I've had was Nov - Feb. Which was when I had to go to the doctors a lot and get harassed by awful blood sucking nurses who didn't know how to do their job right.

90
What's the list of classes you've taken in Scott? All of them from 9th grade and how long you've taken them semester-wise.
Florida sounds like it has similar requirements to VA.

Last edited by angelfire (2014-07-09 21:37:16)

Counting it all up:
English {3 Credits}:
•    English 1-1 credit (English)
•    English 2-1credit (English)
•    English 3-

Math {4 Credits}:
•    Algebra 1-1 credit (Math)
•    Geometry-1credit (Math)
•    Algebra 2-1.5credits (Math)
•    Pre-Cal-1.5credit (Math)

Science {3 Credits}:
•    Biology-1credit (Science)
•    Chemistry-1.5credits (Science)
•    AP Chem-1.5credit (Science)

Social Studies {2 Credits}
•    World Civ-1credit (Social Studies)
•    APUSH-1.5credit (Social Studies)

P.E {.5 Credit}:
If you took this for one semester (a semester being 2 quarters out of 4), then I would say (.5). But if you took this for the whole year, then it would count as 1
•    Health-.5credit

Art {Credits}:
If you took Art for one semester (a semester being 2 quarters out of 4), then I would say (.5). But if you took this for the whole year, then it would count as 1
•    Art-.5credit (Arts)
•    Drawing 1-.5credit (Arts)

Electives:
If you took "Creative Writing", "Intro to Computer", and "PPT/Excel/Word/Access" for one semester (a semester being 2 quarters out of 4), then I would say (.5). But if you took this for the whole year, then it would count as 1.
Also, I don't know what ISS is, but it sounds like it would be an elective rather than a S.S credit.
•    ISS-1 credit (Social Studies)
•    Creative Writing-.5credit
•    Intro to Computer-.5credit
•    PPT/Excel/Word/Access-.5credit
•    Psychology-1credit
•    Communications-1credit

Language:
We have language as a separate requirement. But if Language is not a requirement for graduating, it would then be an elective.
•    Spanish 1-1credit (Foreign)
•    Spanish 2-1credit (Foreign)

Not for Credit:
I don't know exactly what these are. But unless the school you'll be going to has these classes, then it would count as anything.
•    Eagles 101-.5credit
•    PBS-1.5credits (Elective)
•    HBS-1.5credit (Elective)
•    Peer Tutoring-1credit (Elective)

Last edited by angelfire (2014-07-10 00:55:20)

Oh right. This is still just an approximate but this is what most schools would use when converting.
Add the number of credits you got for each class
multiply by 3
dividing by 2 should get you the converted credits

So it would be:
Electives:
1 + .5 + .5 + .5 + 1 + 1 = 4.5
4.5 x 3 = 13.5
13.5/2 = 6.75 Credits

If you haven't gotten the credits for the others (since I think I did it wrong)
English (without the college dual class):
1 + 1 = 2
2 x 3 = 6
6/2 = 3 Credits

Math:
1 + 1 + 1.5 + 1.5 = 5
5 x 3 = 15
15/2 = 7.5 Credits

Social Studies:
1 + 1.5 = 2.5
2.5 x 3 = 7.5
7.5/2 = 3.75 Credits

Science
1 + 1.5 + 1.5 = 4
4 x 3 = 12
12/2 = 6 Credits

P.E
.5 = .5
.5 x 3 = 1.5
1.5/2 = .75 Credits

Art:
.5 + .5 = 1
1 x 3 = 3
3/2 = 1.5 Credits

Language:
1 + 1 = 2
2 x 3 = 6
6/2 = 3 Credits

If the calculations were right, You don't need to take a Math, Science, Social Studies, or Art.

And if they don't have language as a requirement, it would go into your electives making you have enough credits there.

So really you just need 1 english credit (after adding in English 3) and 2 Electives.

90

90
Well then. For electives (adding in the languages) You have 9.75 credits and you don't need more.

But this is only if the school you're going to is going to accept those classes. Hsve you gone to their county website? They should have a list of previous year's classes if not this years, Or it just be Virginia that does that...But yeah.
Even if not the county page, doing some search or even calling them will get you a list of classes they offer so you know what's counted and what's not.

Do you have a name for the new school?