Where is the Mystery Spot?



I chose this location because it is very close to where I live, and some freshman may have seen this when walking to class. It is a nice place to relax outside and enjoy the outdoors on a nice day. To alter the picture, I used Picnik to crop it a little bit and made it black and white. The outer parts of the picture are also blurred a little bit. Where do you think it is? Answer with a comment.

Best Tech Tip

Joe Hatch's lecture was very informative, I learned a lot. Is your computer slow? If so there may be several reasons for that. There may be malware, which is virus or spyware programs, software on your computer that is poorly written, there may be too much software installed, and there may be defective hardware. Fortunately, you can install a program called CCleaner which will remove junk files and improve your computers' performance and security. Defragmenting the hard drive can also improve the computer's performance.

I also found out that Internet Explorer 9 is by far the most secure browser!

Network Folder Diagram

Here is my Network Folder Diagram.

The Y drive is great for storing your personal files, the Class Folder is good for getting class assignments, and the Groups Folder is great for submitting assignments to be graded.

Introduction

My name is Zach Lambert and I am 19 years old. I am from Frisco, Texas which is a suburb of Dallas, about 30 minutes north of it. I have one younger brother who is 16 years old. Some things I enjoy doing are hanging out with friends, playing video games, working out, watching TV, and playing sports. I enjoy playing many sports, but basketball is definitely my favorite. Having said that, I do play basketball here at Trinity University. I have taken a couple computer classes before and I know how to work Word, Excel, Publisher, and PowerPoint fairly well. My computer skills are pretty basic, but I think they are enough to get by. I also have no secret question because I was traveling with the basketball team and could not make it to class. You can email me anytime at zlambert@trinity.edu.