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| RTC example on ARM7 LPC2148 using WinARM | | 2008-07-14 14:55:07 | | Finally got my LPC2148 RTC working on my development board. arm7 base development board for lpc2148 I am quite new to ARM microcontrollers, so I managed to make few tests using them by driving some peripherals and writing some test routines. First code I tried was simple LED blink program first lpc2148 arm7 microcontroller test [...] | | By: born4electronics1 | | |
| | Dissertation Proposal Example | | 2008-07-09 22:28:00 | | Writing with an example at hand can be a truly convenient way to start your research proposal . Apparently, students tend to realize their potential that they can do something if they have at least an article for reference. A dissertation proposal example may just be the document you need to compose a good dissertation project, be it for undergraduate study or full time PhD researching.A dissertation proposal is a college project that needs to be written professionally. Significantly, this type | | By: Dissertation Master | | |
| | A Synchronized Class Example | | 2008-07-09 08:16:21 | | The class, SynchronizedRGB, defines objects that represent colors. Each object represents the color as three integers that stand for primary color values and a string that gives the name of the color. public class SynchronizedRGB { //Values must be between 0 and 255. private int red; private int green; private int blue; private String name; private void check(int red, int green, int blue) { if (red < 0 || red > 255 || green < 0 || green > 255 || blue < 0 || blue > 255) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } } public SynchronizedRGB(int red, int green, int blue, String name) { check(red, green, blue); this.red = red; this.green = green; this.blue = blue; this.name = name; } public void set(int red, int green, int blue, String name) { check(red, green, blue); synchronized (this) { this.red = red; this.green = green; this | | By: Free Download Books | | |
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| The SimpleThreads Example | | 2008-07-09 08:06:28 | | The following example brings together some of the concepts of this section. SimpleThreads consists of two threads. The first is the main thread that every Java application has. The main thread creates a new thread from the Runnable object, MessageLoop, and waits for it to finish. If the MessageLoop thread takes too long to finish, the main thread interrupts it. The MessageLoop thread prints out a series of messages. If interrupted before it has printed all its messages, the MessageLoop thread prints a message and exits. public class SimpleThreads { //Display a message, preceded by the name of the current thread static void threadMessage(String message) { String threadName = Thread.currentThread().getName(); System.out.format("%s: %s%n", threadName, message); } private static class MessageLoop implements Runnable { public void run() { String importantInfo[] = { "Mares eat oats", "Does eat oats", "Li | | By: Free Download Books | | |
| | Example of Literature Review – Importance on Research Papers | | 2008-07-07 22:25:00 | | One of the most important parts of a thesis is the literature review. Aside from the many technical chapters like the experimental design, methodology chapter and the analysis, the literature review serves as the reference comparison of the importance of your paper. Therefore, to help you write this segment in an easier way, an example of a literature review might be needed.Exactly, what is the purpose of the literature review for an undergraduate dissertation ? Technically speaking, the rev | | By: Dissertation Master | | |
| | Islamic Saudi Academy Latest Example of Saudis' Distribution of Propaganda | | 2008-06-26 11:09:22 | | The controversy surrounding the Islamic Saudi Academy of Virginia continues to grow. Rep. Frank Wolf, the ranking Republican of the appropriations subcommittee with jurisdiction over the State Department, wrote Secretary of State Rice (Acrobat file of the letter) to express his serious concern. "It is well known that Saudi Arabia promotes the radical Wahhabi interpretation of Islam within its own borders and has financed radical clerics abroad. Lawrence Wright's Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Looming...(read more) | | By: An American Warning | | |
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| Barack Obama, Democratic Nominee - A Personal Development Example | | 2008-06-12 22:04:00 | | Barack Obama did it , he won the delegate race, and by doing that won the Democratic nomination. Barack took everything Senator Hillary Clinton and team threw at him, and he took it like a man, when I thought here we go again...bye...bye Mr. Obama...he survived and continued on... This man his a strength, a silent powerful strength, he is showing America what personal development can do, what faith in oneself can accomplish. Mr. Barack Obama doesn’t seem to understand failure, he doesn’t seem to hear the nay-sayers, he just goes forth, focused and determined. That my friends, is the result of a personal development and self-growth program that Obama has obviously been using through this entire campaign to reach the White House. We heard and hear personal development mentality in his speeches, in the way he carries himself. Barack Obama is a man full of will.The issues with his finances, the questions about his religion, and that situation about his pastor - all successfully dealt w | | By: Glendell's Art And Music | | |
| | What kind of example are we setting for our kids? | | 2008-06-12 12:13:00 | | I've met many people in my life. Both online and offline. Good, bad, and even the occasional ugly.
I've dealth with ignorance and just plain stupidity. I've seen what that does to my children.
Example. We were at the beach on day and the girls had on these really cute 2 piece. The bottoms were the shorts and the top was a halter type top. Really very cute.
Well not far from us was 2 women. | | By: Dragonfly Kisses & Butterfly Zoos | | |
| | Business Cards Design Example from great Designer | | 2008-06-02 04:50:00 | | Following are the set of business cards ranging from traditional to wacky. -- Despite my aversion to novelty cards like the one above, I admit they’re still fun to look at, mostly as good examples of what not to do. It’s easy to make a design stand out. But it’s hard to do it without upstaging the content. Read More :--http://www.lifeclever.com/584-ways-to-design-a-business-card/ | | By: Cost effective website development | | |
| | Be a good example for your little ones | | 2008-05-21 11:12:21 | | There are little eyes upon you and they're watching night and day There are little ears that quickly take in every word you say. There are little hands all eager to do anything you do; And a little boy who's dreaming of the day he'll be like you.
You're the little fellow's idol, you're the wisest of the wise. In his little mind about you no suspicions ever rise. He believes in you devoutly, | | By: Future Perfect | | |
| | Example for Activating and Updating Data in SAP BW | | 2008-05-19 08:58:23 | | The graphic below shows how data is updated in a DataStore object and the effect of the activation step. ... 1. Request 1 with amount 10 and request 2 with amount 30 are loaded parallel into the DataStore object. This takes you to the activation queue. You are given a unique request ID there. 2. When you carry out the activation step, the requests are sorted by key, transferred into the table containing the active data, and immediately deleted from the activation queue. In the table containing the active data, the amount 10 is replaced by 30 (since Overwrite is set as the update type). 3. When you activate the data, the change log is also notified: The old record from the active table is saved as a negative (-10) and the new record is stored as a positive (+30). 4. If all the records are activated, you can update the changes to the data records for the DataStore object in the related InfoProvider in a separate step. The amount in | | By: FreeSAP Business Warehouse(BW) Books,Faqs,Material | | |
| | Head and Tail example | | 2008-05-16 12:34:00 | | 1. Suppose I need to read last 10 lines of a file
# tail -n 20 /var/log/boot.log
2. Suppose I need to read forst 10 lines of a file
# head -n 30 /etc/sensors.conf
Now imagine you want to follow what is been written “live” to the /var/log/messages file
# tail -f /var/log/messages
| | By: Complete Dose of Linux Poison | | |
| | LTTE set new example in exploiting sport for terrorism | | 2008-05-13 08:57:39 | | LTTE had been setting new examples in terrorism in the past. They established the craft of using suicide bombs to the world. Most of LTTE suicide bomb missions have utilized women. LTTE has been identified as a terrorist organization having the highest number of child soldiers in their military wing. They have already killed leaders of two countries including Rajeev Gandhi, former prime minister of India and R. Premadasa, former president of Sri Lanka. They have killed large number of democratically elected politicians in Sri Lanka. In the past LTTE terrorists massacred hundreds of devotees at ‘Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi’ in Anuradhapura, which is highly regarded as one of the most sacred place for Buddhists. LTTE have killed hundreds of Buddhist monks in cold blood in various incidents. The ‘Aranthalawa massacre’ is considered to be the darkest incident in the world where large number of religious leaders (monks) is killed in a single incident. Another LTTE sucide bomb attack targete | | By: Lanka Rising | | |
| | Where To Get Example Term Paper | | 2008-05-11 23:46:37 | | Example term papers illustrate what a term write-up should look like. These papers are written on specialized topics and the writer needs to carry out proper research. A write-up can be in any field of study in education. Nevertheless, a writer of an academic script should read the following lines.
At times, writing can seem awesome [...] | | By: Dissertation Writing Guide | | |
| | An Example of User Authentication System in PHP | | 2008-04-25 02:05:31 | | In this post we’re going to create a very simple user authentication
system in PHP. It’d be like the one’s you see while logging in to
various sites/services (emails, forums, social networking sites etc)
User authentication is a way for sites to know who you are among the other
registered users and showing you relevant content (may be confidential). For
example it’s only you ho is authorized to see your emails because you
only know your authentication information.
In this post we’re going to create two files, a HTML page which will
collect the username and password in a form. These information will then be
send to a PHP script, which will verify and show the required information.
Below is the PHP code:
<?php
//define some constants
define("USERNAME", "goodjoe");
define("PASSWORD", "123456");
define("REALNAME", "Joe Burns");
//have the data being passed
$u | | By: Learning Computer Programming | | |
| | An Example of User Authentication System in PHP II | | 2008-04-25 01:46:05 | | This is a short follow-up of the last post An
Example of User Authentication System in PHP. In this post we’ll
talk about the two methods of from sending GET and POST and how thy affect the
way data sending
From the previous posts example, when we provided the username and password
and clicked on submit, we saw something like this:
If you look at the address bar, you can see the data (username and password)
being sent. Now, that’s not a good thing, if we are using a password box
to hide the password being entered then what its use is if it can be seen this
way!
The good thing is that with very few modifications, the data passed can be
made invisible (not to appear on the address bar). How? By using POST method
of data sending for the HTML form.
It can be done like below:
<html>
<head>
<title>Simple Uesr Authentication System</title>
</head>
<body>
<form name="form1" method="po | | By: Learning Computer Programming | | |
| | Operation Scrap: Example PP Bills of Material Guide Scrap Data | | 2008-04-11 10:58:05 | | Operation scrap is maintained for 2 material components in the BOM. One component is also subject to assembly scrap. The component quantities must be adjusted to include the scrap. Quantity of material RB to be produced(required quantity) Assembly scrap: 1,000 pieces 10 % (pieces) Component 1:Operation scrap:Net indicator: ® Scrap quantity no entrynot selected ® assembly scrap used in calculation100 pieces Component 2:Operation scrap:Net indicator: ® Scrap quantity 1 % selected, therefore assembly scrap not used in calculation10 pieces Before component 2 is built into the assembly, the faulty assemblies are taken out of the process, and only the operation scrap is calculated.The quantity for component 1 is for 1,100 racing bicycles to be produced. The quantity for component 2 is for 1,010 racing bicycles to be produced.Discontinuation Data PP Bills of Material General ...Discontinuation PP Bills of Material General | | By: Free Download SAP PP Books And Interview Questions | | |
| | Strategy: Example PP Bills of Material General Item Data | | 2008-04-11 10:56:16 | | If you use this strategy, the availability checks uses ATP logic according to the priorities you define. 100% availability Gross requirements: 100 piecesCalculating issue quantity for 100% availability Material Percentage usage probability Priority Planned requirement qty ATPqty Issue quantity A 20 1 20 30 0 B 30 2 30 150 100 C 50 3 50 180 0 The required quantity of the first material in order of priority that covers 100% of requirements is reserved (material B).The system sets the usage probability of the reserved material to 100%. The quantity and usage probability of the other alternative items (materials A and C) are set to 0. Missing parts situation Gross requirements: 100 piecesCalculating issue quantity for missing parts situation Material Percentage usage probability Priority Planned requirement qty ATPqty Issue quantity A 20 1 20 30 0 | | By: Free Download SAP PP Books And Interview Questions | | |
| | Example: Creation Profile/Creating SA Releases | | 2008-04-09 13:19:12 | | The creation of releases (certain kinds of delivery schedule) under scheduling agreements is subject to the following basic conditions:Forecast delivery schedules are sent to the vendor to provide the latter with a rough idea of future requirements. More concrete delivery data is provided to the vendor in the form of JIT schedules Forecast delivery schedules are transmitted once a month. The quantities are shown as monthly quantities. The release horizon is nine months. JIT delivery schedules are created once a week. Changes to the overall delivery schedule in the system also lead to the creation of new JIT schedules if these changes are not minor in comparison with the previous JIT schedule and exceed certain tolerances. If both situations (new weekly schedule due, changes to delivery schedule in the system) occur on the same day, only one new JIT schedule is created. JIT delivery schedules transmitted to the vendor set out the daily quantities for the next ten workdays.JIT schedu | | By: Free Download SAP MM Books And Interview Questions | | |
| | Using Several Retained Earnings SAP FI General Ledger Accounts: Example | | 2008-04-08 23:09:10 | | Expenses for special taxation provisions are relevant to income in the US but not in Germany. These provisions for taxation are posted to special income statement accounts which are needed in the US only. For all other postings you use income statement accounts which are used both in Germany and in the US.To report profits or losses of the prior year on your financial statements for Germany, you would assign the P+L statement accounts valid for all countries to one retained earnings account (see illustration above, retained earnings account (1); to report profits or losses in the US, you would assign the P+L statement accounts that are valid only for the US to a separate retained earnings account (2).In generating the country-specific financial statements, you would use retained earnings account 1 for the German balance sheet and both retained earnings account 1 and 2 for the US balance sheet in order to report the profits or losses of the prior year. If you do not include some inco | | By: Free Download SAP FICO Books And Interview Questio | | |
| | Sample SAP FI General Ledger Account And Data Transfer Rule: Example | | 2008-04-08 23:08:11 | | The following example describes how a sample account works.In your company, you have several company codes that use the same chart of accounts. From the company head office, you want to specify data for foreign currency balance sheet accounts in USD for the company code area of the master records. The following table shows the data that is transferred.Values and rules for the sample account example Field Value Rule Currency USD Field cannot be changed, if set Open item management Field cannot be changed if value is initial Line item display X Field cannot be changed, if set Sort key 003 Value is transferred from sample account Field status group GR01 Field cannot be changed, if setThe following figure shows which values are transferred when creating a master record in the company code.When you create a master record, the currency, the options Open item management and Line item display, and the field status group are tra | | By: Free Download SAP FICO Books And Interview Questio | | |
| | SAP BI MultiProvider Example: Plan-Actual Data | | 2008-04-08 09:44:28 | | You have one InfoProvider with the actual data for a logically related business area and one equivalent InfoProvider with the plan data. To compare the actual data with the planned data in one query, you combine the two InfoProviders into one MultiProvider. This is a homogeneous data model. Homogeneous MultiProviders consist of InfoProviders that are technically the same, for example, InfoCubes with exactly the same characteristics and similar key figures. In this case, the InfoCube with the plan data contains key figure Planned Costs and the InfoCube with the actual data contains key figure Actual Costs. Homogeneous MultiProviders represent one way in which you can achieve partitioning within modeling.Example: SAP BI Multiproviders Sales ScenarioSAP BI MultiProvider Example: Plan-Actual DataDividing a SAP BI MultiProvider Query into Sub-Que...Consistency Check for CompoundingCreating SAP BI MultiProvidersSAP BI MultiProviders | | By: Free Download SAP Business Warehouse(BW) Books And | | |
| | Example: SAP BI Multiproviders Sales Scenario | | 2008-04-08 09:43:53 | | You want to model a sales scenario that is made up of the sub-processes order, delivery and payment. Each of these sub-processes has its own (private) InfoObjects (delivery location and invoice number, for example) as well as a number of cross-process objects (such as customer or order number). It makes sense here to model each sub-process in its own InfoProvider and then combine these InfoProviders into a MultiProvider. It is possible to: ● Model all sub-scenarios in one InfoProvider, or ● Create an InfoProvider for each sub-scenario, and then combine these InfoProviders into a single MultiProvider. The second option usually simplifies the modeling process and can improve system performance when loading and reading data. There is one InfoCube for order, delivery and payment respectively. You can execute individual queries for the individual InfoCubes or obtain an overview of the entire process by creating a query based on the MultiProvider. This is a heterogeneous d | | By: Free Download SAP Business Warehouse(BW) Books And | | |
| | Tutorial | Fire Effect example with source | | 2008-04-02 01:34:29 | | I’m putting this post on the tutorials cat, because it explains the procedures to make a nice fire effect. Although as the article is so simple, you can call it as a tip with source, lol.
Ricardo Cabello (mr.d00b ) posted the source at his blog with a little explanation(not much to explain, lol).
[...] | | By: Flash Enabled - Get Ready with Flash... | | |
| | 2008 Code Example Challenge | | 2008-03-16 11:57:10 | | Forum Nokia is looking to showcase your abilities in the 2008 Code Example Challenge. We are looking for inspiring code snippets and example applications and will accept entries from all areas of mobile technology. From Open C to Flash, Symbian C++ to Python, Java ME to Web Runtime - if your code is geared for Nokia Platforms - it is eligible. In order to bring a spotlight onto some focus technology areas - we are announcing a few special prize categories.S60 Web Runtime WidgetsFlash LiteLocation Based Services The competition is for code samples placed in the Forum Nokia Wiki. You should contain introductory text and a useful and fully documented code. Bonus points are given if you attach a functional example application (with source code) or can submit many different entries. Entries should be original work not published previously elsewhere. The contest starts March 11th, 2008 and ends May 31st, 2008 winners will be selected and announced shortly afterwards. There will be a grand | | By: Symbian News Channel - By SymbianSandy | | |
| | The classic shape example, adapted for Haskell | | 2008-03-15 03:19:26 | | Hello, here is a reproduction of the classic Shape example adapted for haskell (The equivalent of “hello world” in the OOP world).
With haskell classes and three different data types (think Java interfaces)
-- define the shape data types
data Triangle = Triangle
data Square = Square
data Octagon = Octagon
class Shape s where
sides :: s -> [...] | | By: Jupiter Labs Blog - Everything Web 2.0 | | |
| | How Bitwise Operators are Used, an Example Program | | 2008-03-15 01:53:27 | | Well, one-by-one we’ve discussed each of the Bitwise
Operator. Starting from Operation
on Bits and Bitwise Operators, we moved on to Right/Left
Bit Shift Operators then discussed Decimal
Number to Binary Conversion Program. and at last One's
Complement and XOR Operators. After having so much theoretical it’s
time now for a nice Example Program, which is the topic of today’s post.
The code here is basically to show how these bitwise operator are used rather
than what they are used for.
// Example Program to demonstrate how
// One's Complement (~) and XOR (^)
// Opeartors are used.
#include<stdio.h>
// prototype
void showbits(short int);
// defined
void showbits(short int dec_num)
{
short int loop, bit, and_mask;
for(loop=15; loop>=0; loop--)
{
and_mask=1<<loop;
bit=dec_num&and_mask;
if(bit==0) printf("0");
else printf("1");
}
}
void main() | | By: Learning Computer Programming | | |
| | Apollo program: No better example of American ingenuity | | 2008-03-11 06:28:00 | | What other endeavor has meant more to our species, what other adventure can be used as a benchmark by which we can measure the incredible capacity of human kind and American potential. You will have to excuse me for being a tad late with this one. By my estimations, “In the shadow of the moon” was released in the states around September. It was thrust to my attention once again because of a screening at one of my local cinemas. It is quite a documentary, and tells the story of one of the most defining passages in U.S. history. The Apollo program may have brought the aspirations of a nation to the moon but also, to a fascinated world. Sadly, many of those that did appreciate the sheer enormity of the achievement have passed on, as for the rest of us, many have come to take it for granted. In total, some nine spacecraft were blasted into history in the four years from 1968 onwards. It was an extraordinary era in American history, and a moment in time for which all humankind should b | | By: American Interests | | |
| | Machining Engine Gear Example | | 2008-03-08 19:55:27 | | Welcome to a new section of carbideinserts.blogspot.com. Our focus with these blog posts will be to provide application examples with insert type, speeds and feeds, to hopefully give you a baseline and to help you with your own machining applications. We will add these machining tips on a regular basis, so check back often!Component Description: Engine GearMaterial: Low Carbon (0.2% C) Cr-Mo Alloy SteelCutting Paremeters: SFM=984 Feed=.010ipr | | By: Carbide Inserts | | |
| | | AS3 example Drag and Drop | | 2008-03-03 10:46:37 | | Introduction
You will learn how to implement simple drag and drop applications.
ActionScript Program
Note: For now, the drag and drop works when you click anywhere on the tile but the letter itself. We keep things simple and won’t provide a workaround.
package {
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
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| | Commerce BankCorp, CBH + Example Charts!!! | | 2008-02-23 18:19:21 | | 24.2-2008 This charts is not BankCorp, just an example how this pattern can breake as bearish mode also. Same situation is possible for my El Paso NatGas StockChart.23.2-2008 Note the example chart! on upstair - which if it comes to be the case could be destiny of CommerceBank as well as NatGas El Paso posted lower!!!!Now to the BankCorp StockChart> | | By: Just Charts | | |
| | An American Warning - Another example of radical Islam | | 2008-02-16 22:43:00 | | Another example of radical Islam and why you should be ready!
This video, which appears to have been posted first on Google last December in an alleged anti-Al Qaeda Web film, shows five insurgents standing behind three blindfolded prisoners kneeling at the edge of a burning pit.
"And now that we have captured these scums who committed this dreadful crime, we will burn them with this fire," the Al Qaeda leader says in Arabic. "The same fire which they committed their crime with.
"And I swear by God almighty that, I swear by God almighty that we will have no mercy on them," he continues. "Allahuakbar, Allahuakbar."
As he speaks, two of the insurgents pour liquid on the blindfolded prisoners. Then they push the bound men into the pit, where they are engulfed in flames.
Not sure exactly what the “crime†was… but the ruthlessness is what I would like to point out.
<A HREF=" http://videogaleri.hurriyet.com.tr/Video.aspx?s=5&vid | | By: An American Warning | | |
| | A fine example of trash advice for pool owners. | | 2008-02-13 22:49:00 | | This kind of total nonsense is all over the Internet.Brought to you by E-How dot comHow To Do Just About EverythingClick here to see the page for yourself.The page is titled "How to Clean a Cloudy Pool"Pool water becomes cloudy due to inadequate cleaning and limited usage that causes the water to become stagnant. Failure to maintain a pool creates a variety of problems that ultimately make the pool water polluted and cloudy. Follow these steps to clean and maintain the water in your pool.The paragraph above is what caught my eye right off.Hmmm ok... "limited usage that causes the water to become stagnant"I have pools owned by older folks that are never used, they aren't STAGNANT.The fact is pool water that is moving (by running the pump), filtered and chemically treated will not become STAGNANT.Now to the steps to follow.Things You’ll Need:Mesh pole Pool vacuum PH indicator device Water purifying chemicals What is a mesh pole?I have never seen or used such a thing.Step 1:Diagnose the | | By: Tales of Swimming Pool Man | | |
| | Swing Trading For Profit a Live Example | | 2008-02-08 07:59:46 | | Swing trading is one of the best ways to make money in forex trading, it's also a lot easier psychologically than trend following.It's therefore a great way to trade for novice traders. Over the last few weeks we have looked at some live examples:Banked 4 profits, scratched one trade at break even and have one open. Let's look at it and another potential opportunity.First why is swing trading an easy way to trade?When we say is easy, we mean psychologically.You get in quick with low pre defined risk and you're normally out in 2 - 5 days with a good profit.This is much easier than long term trend following, in that you do not have to wait for months and see dips eat into your open profit.Long term trend following is highly profitable but requires a lot more discipline.We personally mix the two ways of trading to gain some diversification of style and smooth the equity curve.Swing trading basicsWe normally look for important chart support and resistance and trade contrary to it.We wait f | | By: Forex Invested | | |
| | An Example of Jewish Fiction Writing in Antiquity | | 2008-02-04 05:01:24 | | Question: If the Gospels are literary fictions, can you give us any other examples of a fictitious narrative written by Hellenized Jews to reflect reinterpretation of scripture with Greek influence? Atheist Answer ANSWER FROM ROOK HAWKINS: Yes. There are quite a few examples I could give, but because I’m short on time because my book demands so much from me, I’ll use the most simple example with the most groupings I can list without having to go into a whole lot of details. The book of Tobit. Tobit is, for lack of a better way to put it, edifying fictions. The story uses very specific literary motifs and tropes, as well as Greek folklore (the dangerous bride, the greatful dead, etc…). Nothing in this story is meant to be taken as historical narrative. I’ll lay out some basic bullet points for you concerning Tobit and Homer. There are four main characters in both the Odyssey and Tobit (Mainly books 1-4 of the Odyssey). HOMER (1) Odysseus (father) (2) Telem | | By: Rook Hawkins - Critical Historian | | |
| | Example questions dealing with capacitors | | 2008-01-16 15:11:07 | | Q: What would happen to the capacitance value, C, for a capacitor if the charge, q, were doubled?
A: The MCAT loves proportions, but this is a trick question. Possible answer choices could be:
a. double
b. triple
c. no change
d. cannot be determined
Without a good understanding of capacitance, many might choose a, but that is the incorrect [...] | | By: Toefl,Gre,Sat,Mcat,Ielts resources | | |
| | What a Great Example Of Mercy! | | 2008-01-10 22:18:01 | | Mercy?, well that is something not so common this days, most people lives for their own and don't care for anyone. We live everyday thinking about making money, working, have fun, and other routines that are part of our lives, but do we think in the people in need, yes I know there are a lot of people that cares for others and give them their support when ever they can. What about helping others full time? A great example of helping people in need are Mercy Ships, when I saw this people in a mag | | By: Blogvalia - Make Money Online | | |
| | Dramatic example of flow | | 2008-01-07 01:20:24 | | Copyright © learnsigma 2008 . This article may be out-of-date; visit the latest version at http://learnsigma.com/dramatic-example-of-flow/.We all know that the foundation of lean is creating flow, which as a result will eliminate waste. Here’s a dramatic example of flow in action:
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| | Cross-site scripting ( xss ) attack by example and prevention in PHP | | 2007-12-13 13:03:11 | | What are cross-site scripting (XSS ) Attacks?Cross-site scripting attacks are attacks that target the end user instead of your actual site. Vulnerable web applications that don't check or validate properly incoming data let arbitrary code to run on a client computer (such as Javascript). The end result can be anything from stealing cookie data or redirecting to a different site, to embedding a browser exploit on a page. Anything that can be done with Javascript (a lot!).Example :Let us suppose that there is a comment form in the Michael's website of a section like photo gallary or article. He created a feature that let his viewers to comment on his photos or article by submitting a form. And he doesnot have much validation in this comment form.Now Sam (inturder) visits the Michael's website and he's jealous of Michael's website traffic and wants to steal some of his website's traffic. Then he can insert the follow code to his comment form Hi Michael, very gud job, keep it up! < | | By: PHP And Ajax Related Useful Resources and Codes | | |
| | Paying it Forward (an example from Gerry Crispin) | | 2007-11-12 07:03:00 | | Last Friday marked my first complete week in my new role at WorldLink, Inc. Having taken the leap from Corporate Recruiting, back to where I got my start (third-party recruiting), it was fun to be back in the mix of things again. It was such a busy week, I was wiped out (mentally), after taking in so much during those first five days. But it was a good "wiped out."The best part of the week came when, on my 2nd day in the office somebody says, "Hey, Dennis, the phone is for you!" I didn't expect anybody could find me (or need me) that quickly, but I was presently surprised when I hear a voice on the other end say,"Hi Dennis, it's Gerry Crispin, how you doin?"Now, I know Gerry has better things to do. But, fortunately for me, Gerry is one of those folks that understands the benefit of "paying it forward," and he finds genuine satisfaction mentoring knuckle-heads like me.It meant a lot to get Gerry's call. He encouraged me in my new pursuits, and gave me some practical advice on | | By: WirelessJobs.com | | |
| | Install and configure Nagios (OpenSUSE example) | | 2007-10-24 22:19:46 | | Nagios is an enterprise-class monitoring solutions for hosts, services, and networks released under an Open Source license. If you're planning on installing it, check out this installation guide that gives you step-by-step instructions on how to set it up.
Rainer Brunold:
I don't want to write here a full documentation about Nagios, I prefer to give you [...] | | By: Linux Screw | | |
| | trakAxMobile - Example Mix | | 2007-10-22 05:16:00 | | In anticipation of the imminent launch of trakAxMobile, Colm, a member of the trakAx.com team, has put together a short video to show you how trakAxMobile can be integrated into your daily life. Borrowing our brother’s kids (Ellie & Hugh), he went off to the park to shoot some footage of them playing soccer. Rather than just having some cute photos on his phone to stay there indefinitely, using trakAxMobile, he can now create some photoslideshows, mix them with some video and text effects, as well as having a master soundtrack playing over this - all made with his phone on the way home from the park.
The resulting mix (see second video below), can then be uploaded to YouTube or Facebook, emailed over to the grandparents, put on his personal blog - wherever you like to share your stuff.
Here you can see Colm recording in the footage from the park using his mobile device (HTC P4350).
This is the resulting mix using Colm's footage from the park (Photos & Videos). H | | By: TrakAx.com | | |
| | Whateverlife.com Is a Prime Example of How to Make Money Online | | 2007-10-08 19:38:05 | | How do you make money online? Find a need and fill that need. Sounds easy to do, but for the most of us, it isn’t. For some, however, just following their hobby and doing a great job is the easiest way to riches. Take Whateverlife.com
Fast Company has a great story about Whateverlife.com’s owner AshleyQualls. Ashley started [...] | | By: Desty Online | | |
| | The importance of Site Map creation (Example of Google site map): | | 2007-10-03 14:07:02 | | Dear readers this post analyzing the importance of site map submission to major search engine Google and how it affect the global traffic of particular website and improving the performance of the same. Just deep in to article you know, you get these so-called experts telling you how you can get rich in no time with Adsense. But let me tell you; it's all a hype (not that I'm saying that it is impossible to get rich with Google Adsense.). You see, it all comes down to very hard work and experimentation. And believe me, I made a lot of mistakes! But I've learned. And I've learned a lot!. You see, when I first started my first website, I did not have any intention of making money with Google Adsense. I started a website with the pure intent to help other people. I mean, the internet is a great place and the perfect opportunity where you can help others if you like. So many people just join the internet community to make money. It does not matter to them if you loose money or valuable time, as long as they get what they want. Not that I say you are not allowed to make an income off the internet. Ok, enough talking. Let's get to the real topic here. What is it about Google Sitemaps? Google Sitemaps tell the Google Bot / Spider about your wesite. You know, the layout, where all the files are, which file is more important and which file is less important. The reason for this is that the search engine knows how to arrange your files in the search results. A google sitemap is in xml format and there is alot of free tools available which will help you to create a sitemap for your website. Online as well as offline tools. Just type (free script google sitemap creator) in the search engine and you will see exactly what I mean. I must admit, in my own experience that the google bot visits my site more regurlarly from when I started to make use of a sitemap. Everytime you create a sitemap, it tells the googlebot which files has been changed and what new files has been added or any other changes that you may have made to your site. If your are a serious webmaster and did not create a sitemap yet, I suggest you do so. I do not understand xml markup language, but I can at least give you an example of how an xml sitemap looks like. With this example you will be able to create your own sitemap in no time (that is to say if you do not have too much pages), otherwise it will be better to make use of one of the free sitemap creators available. Well, here is the example: n"); URL OF YOUR PAGE1n"); 2007-08-27 weekly 0.8 URL OF YOUR PAGE2n"); 2007-08-27 weekly 0.5 Well I think you got the basic idea now to enable you to create your own sitemap, get more visitors, and make more money with Google Adsense. One more thing. You are free to use this article on your website provided that it stays unaltered and the links in the resourcebox is live, search-engine friendly links. Why online dating systems more popular nowadays? Courtesy: Godfrey Philander | | By: BUSINESS RESEARCH INTELLIGENCE | | |
| | | Bubble Economy Fallout Example: Handheld Device Sales | | 2007-09-12 16:31:44 | | The following line of reasoning is rarely discussed, my thinking is few mainstream media folks actually understand it:
1. The presence of a central banking institution (or “lender of last resort”) over time helps engineer confidence bubbles, credit bubbles and below-market interest rates.
2. Below market interest rates lead to capital reaching areas where it otherwise would [...] | | By: Ponder This | | |
| | Probability and Statistics by Example | | 2007-08-21 22:49:00 | | Author: Yuri Suhov, Mark KelbertPaperback: 372 pagesPublisher: Cambridge University Press (November 2005)Language: EnglishISBN: 0521612330(R)Because probability and statistics are as much about intuition and problem solving, as they are about theorem proving, students can find it very difficult to make a successful transition from lectures to examinations and practice. Since the subject is critical in many modern applications, Yuri Suhov and Michael Kelbert have rectified deficiencies in traditional lecture-based methods, by combining a wealth of exercises for which they have supplied complete solutions. These solutions are adapted to needs and skills of students and include basic mathematical facts as needed. Zip Password: T0sT@rN@
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| | | Practical Example of Using Virtual Functions II | | 2007-08-13 02:18:41 | | From the past few articles we have been discussing about Virtual
Functions. Before taking up another topic for discussion I thought
of providing one more example of how and when virtual functions may be used.
So, here it is, a practical
example of virtual function.
As virtual functions and Run-Time
Polymorphism goes hand-in-hand so the example here may also serve as
an example of the use of run-time polymorphism.
// Example to illustrate
// the use of virtual functions
// and run-time polymorphism
#include <iostream.h>
// -- SORT CLASS --
class sort
{
protected:
int *arr;
int num_elmnt;
public:
sort(int);
~sort();
void get_elmnt();
void show_elmnt();
virtual void do_sorting()=0;
};
// takes an argument
// which is the number of
// elements we want
sort::sort(int x)
{
num_elmnt=x;
arr=new int[num_elmnt];
}
sort::~sort()
{
// free up he allocated memory
delete []arr;
}
void | | By: Learning Computer Programming | | |
| | Practical Example of Using Virtual Functions | | 2007-08-11 15:55:50 | | From the past few articles we have been discussing about virtual functions
but we are yet to observe any of its practical use, this article would do that!
In this article we are going to show you a very simple program that illustrates
the practical use of virtual functions.
Please read the code carefully!
// Practical example of
// when virtual functions are
// used
#include <iostream.h>
class area
{
protected:
int mag;
double a;
public:
area(int x){mag=x;}
double get_area(){return a;}
// pure virtual function
virtual void compute()=0;
// it is made pure as
// it couldn't have any meaningful
// definition since area can only
// be defined w.r.t something specific
};
class circle_area : public area
{
public:
circle_area(int x) : area(x){}
// now that we are referring
// to area w.r.t a circle so
// it is natural that we define
// it
void compute()
{
a=(mag*mag)*3.14;
}
};
class square_area : public area
{
public:
square_area(int x) : area(x){}
// same for this!
void compute()
{
a=mag*mag;
}
};
void main()
{
square_area sa(10);
circle_area ca(20);
sa.compute();
ca.compute();
cout<<"Area of square: "<<sa.get_area();
cout<<endl;
cout<<"Area of cirlce: "<<ca.get_area();
}
Related Articles:
Pure
Virtual Functions
Properties
of Virtual Functions
Virtual
Functions and Run-time Polymorphism
Introduction
to Virtual Functions
Friend
Functions of Class
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| | Key West City Commissioner's Dogs Mauls Kids - "Should Elected Officials Set Example"? | | 2007-07-21 18:10:00 | | Key West,Florida - Family had reportedly left dog unattended for the weekend. Children, ages 15 and 10, Seriously Injured.WILL KOLHAGE PAY MEDICAL EXPENSES?HE WON’T SAY 'KWTN' Team Report in Key West, Florida ...City Commissioner, Danny Kolhage has been ordered to appear in the County Court on August 16 to face possible charges after his 19-month-old male French Mastiff weighing more than 100 pounds, mauled two children near his home on 20Th Terrace last Friday.According to witnesses, a 15-year-old girl, a visitor from Pennsylvania, was standing in front of her aunt’s house on 20Th Terrace shortly after 9 pm, when the dog, apparently roaming the neighborhood unattended, attacked her from behind.Blayne Weller, who lives on Riviera Drive, told police officers that he saw the dog jump on the girl’s back, knock her to the ground and begin biting her face and arms.Weller said he ran to the girl’s assistance and with some difficulty was able to pull the dog off the girl. Other witn | | By: Elder Abuse | | |
| | | Trade Chesapeake Energy (CHK)? Check Out this Stock Option Collar Example | | 2007-07-03 03:49:22 | | Marek over at Stokblogs.com wrote a post about a trade involving Chesapeake Energy (CHK). He looked into utilizing a stock option collar on the position, which from my previous post, “Option Collars - Low-Risk, Low-Cost, Market Perform Trading Strategy.” can be explained as holding a stock long, selling an out-of-the-money call option (covered call) and buying an at- or near-the-money put option (protective put). The idea is to use the call premium to finance the downside insurance (cost of the put premium). Below are some graphics with a more detailed breakdown of the CHK trade that Marek described in his post:
The graphic above illustrates the possible outcomes of the CHK trade. It shows that the investor is risking, at maximum, $100 to make up to $900. The total requirement of this trade is $3,600 (100 shares of CHK at $34.60 + Cost of Put Option $4.80 per share - Premium from Call Option $3.40 per share). Therefore, the investor stands to make 25% total profit from thi | | By: TheFinancialWhiz.Com | | |
| | Prime Example of Credit Deflation | | 2007-07-02 16:31:16 | | Credit deflation is not just some abstract concept, it is real life activity. The article linked below highlights some concrete activities that coincide with real credit deflation. During the credit inflation, eventually rising prices allow fundamentals to be thrown out the door. As the tide rises, so to speak, you need not swim with a suit, everyone’s malinvestment is hidden by the increasing liquidity associated with ever-expanding credit. However, at some point, individuals get too far out on a limb. Fundamentals no longer support asset values. The riskiest borrowers default, the lenders must then deal with the asset that collateralized the loan.
In the linked article Bear Stearns and other large investment banking institutions are described having to deal with rotten foreclosed properties en masse, as foreclosures pile up due to the effects of overly risky loans issued during the insane housing boom. Now that the tide has turned, the naked have been exposed and the pr | | By: Ponder This | | |
| | Cost of Poor Quality - An Example | | 2007-06-30 03:14:00 | | The following is a short presentation on the Cost of Poor Quality with an example SIPOC process.Each picture is its own slide so you will need to click on the picture to Enlarge for more clarity. For more on the Cost of Poor Quality read my PostQuality Tool/Technique - Best Efforts & Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) + Special & Common Cause Variationhttp://qualityg.blogspot.com/2006/03/quality-tooltechnique-best-efforts.html | | By: qualityg says ... | | |
| | Event Gantt Chart Overview and Example | | 2007-05-23 06:01:00 | | I have been talking about Gantt and its use for event managers before. I came to understand from your requests that you are looking for specific examples of Gantt charts for events. This post shows you some useful examples. Your feedback is always appreciated, I love to talk to you so please write me back with suggestions or questions.I previously posted on Microsoft Office Templates for Gantt. Let's have a look at one of them.Gantt Template for Marketing Event Planning and ExecutionLet's see....Highlighted in red we have task names, When defining our WBS, we've identified packages of activities. That's where the name of the activities will go.Highlighted in blue we have duration. Now if you've listened to the podcasts I pointed out previously, you should be aware that every task has a duration. There are various ways to assign duration to a task. Some techniques are quite specific and extensive. For small events I'd suggest to rely on common sense, previous experience or talk t | | By: Event Management | | |
| | The EDI process example | | 2007-05-02 21:18:00 | | For those that are unfamilar with an example of EDI transactions, I thought it would be a great idea to list a simple diagram to show the document flow. This example involves Sage MAS 500, the eBridge Software, mapping, trading partners and communication with the warehouse. The eBridge solution takes up a small foot print.Sage EDI Process Example: | | By: Sage Software EDI solutions blog. eBridge Software | | |
| | A Shining Example | | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | | It is amazing how God will bring someone into your life at just the right moment.
Guy Storm is one of those people. From the first second we met I know we were kindred spirits, and was a man who God...
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