Green-Fax offers a faxing solution that is more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional fax machines. Their fax-to-email and email-to-fax services allow users to send and receive faxes via email rather than using paper and ink. Setting up either service takes simple steps and can be completed within 24 hours. Green-Fax costs just £50 per year for one email account, saving users money compared to costs of fax machines and phone lines.
This document summarizes different source control tools and models, and provides an introduction to Git. It discusses the history of file servers, CVS, VSS, and TFS. It then covers source control models including the repository model, and challenges like multiple authors editing the same files. It describes the lock-modify-unlock and copy-modify-merge solutions, and how Git uses the latter approach. Finally, it discusses setting up a Git client and creating a new Git repository.
Green-Fax offers a faxing solution that is more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional fax machines. Their fax-to-email and email-to-fax services allow users to send and receive faxes via email rather than using paper and ink. Setting up either service takes simple steps and can be completed within 24 hours. Green-Fax costs just £50 per year for one email account, saving users money compared to costs of fax machines and phone lines.
This document provides an overview of logging in Java, focusing on the Log4j logging framework. It discusses logging concepts like log levels, appenders, and layouts. It then provides examples of configuring Log4j through properties files, including setting log levels and outputs. The document also presents examples of integrating Log4j in Java code through loggers and handling different log levels.
Gabriela is a 17-year-old student who enjoys happy moments with friends but can be grumpy in difficult situations. She aims to study gastronomy in college next year and hopes to finish her degree in 5 years to find a job, possibly in cake or pastry making. Long term, she wants to get married within 8 years and has family support and opportunities to achieve her goals.
1) The document summarizes the plot of the movie "Pay It Forward." It introduces the main characters Trevor, an 11-year-old boy, and his teacher Mr. Simmons.
2) Trevor comes up with an idea called "Pay It Forward" where people do favors for three other people instead of paying back a single favor. This idea starts to spread through the community.
3) Unfortunately, Trevor dies trying to protect his friend, but his idea continues to positively impact others. His death is a tragedy, but his message of paying kindness forward lives on.
This document describes AdTracker® and TrackerPlus+TM services that track the success of advertising by assigning unique tracking numbers to different advertising media. This allows businesses to see which ads generate the most calls and optimize spending. AdTracker® costs £50 per year plus VAT and provides online stats on calls. TrackerPlus+TM, which additionally emails details of missed calls, costs £80 per year plus VAT. Both services aim to help businesses improve advertising ROI.
Green-Fax offers a faxing solution that is more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional fax machines. Their fax-to-email and email-to-fax services allow users to send and receive faxes via email rather than using paper and ink. Setting up either service takes simple steps and can be completed within 24 hours. Green-Fax costs just £50 per year for one email account, saving users money compared to costs of fax machines and phone lines.
This document summarizes different source control tools and models, and provides an introduction to Git. It discusses the history of file servers, CVS, VSS, and TFS. It then covers source control models including the repository model, and challenges like multiple authors editing the same files. It describes the lock-modify-unlock and copy-modify-merge solutions, and how Git uses the latter approach. Finally, it discusses setting up a Git client and creating a new Git repository.
Green-Fax offers a faxing solution that is more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional fax machines. Their fax-to-email and email-to-fax services allow users to send and receive faxes via email rather than using paper and ink. Setting up either service takes simple steps and can be completed within 24 hours. Green-Fax costs just £50 per year for one email account, saving users money compared to costs of fax machines and phone lines.
This document provides an overview of logging in Java, focusing on the Log4j logging framework. It discusses logging concepts like log levels, appenders, and layouts. It then provides examples of configuring Log4j through properties files, including setting log levels and outputs. The document also presents examples of integrating Log4j in Java code through loggers and handling different log levels.
Gabriela is a 17-year-old student who enjoys happy moments with friends but can be grumpy in difficult situations. She aims to study gastronomy in college next year and hopes to finish her degree in 5 years to find a job, possibly in cake or pastry making. Long term, she wants to get married within 8 years and has family support and opportunities to achieve her goals.
1) The document summarizes the plot of the movie "Pay It Forward." It introduces the main characters Trevor, an 11-year-old boy, and his teacher Mr. Simmons.
2) Trevor comes up with an idea called "Pay It Forward" where people do favors for three other people instead of paying back a single favor. This idea starts to spread through the community.
3) Unfortunately, Trevor dies trying to protect his friend, but his idea continues to positively impact others. His death is a tragedy, but his message of paying kindness forward lives on.
This document describes AdTracker® and TrackerPlus+TM services that track the success of advertising by assigning unique tracking numbers to different advertising media. This allows businesses to see which ads generate the most calls and optimize spending. AdTracker® costs £50 per year plus VAT and provides online stats on calls. TrackerPlus+TM, which additionally emails details of missed calls, costs £80 per year plus VAT. Both services aim to help businesses improve advertising ROI.
The document provides tips on how to halve advertising costs and increase profits by measuring current marketing efforts, analyzing results, and testing variations. It recommends tracking where customers come from using different contact details for each ad. Once current performance is measured, tests can begin by making small changes to ads, like adjusting headlines, offers, or design elements, to find higher-performing versions. Continual testing of minor variations can improve response rates and profits over time while reducing costs by identifying underperforming marketing.
This document provides a brief overview of the city of Chicago, Illinois, highlighting some of its key landmarks and features. It notes that Chicago has around 2.8 million residents and is located on Lake Michigan. Some of the sites mentioned include Lake Shore Drive, Buckingham Fountain, the Sears Tower, the Spiral Building, Millennium Park, Soldier Field stadium, and the Chicago River. It concludes with the author's name and location.
The document compares and contrasts two educational artefacts - Artefact 2 and Artefact 8. Artefact 2 focuses on the important topic of drugs and provides multiple perspectives and activities for students. It allows students to participate in debates, discussions, and write reports. Artefact 8 does not provide any important information or opportunities for students to show understanding. It only involves basic math skills of plotting points on a graph. The author believes Artefact 2 is more useful for teaching students as it connects to real-world issues, provides guidance for writing reports, and allows non-linear navigation. Elements from Artefact 2, like multi-leveled activities and scaffolding, will inform the author's own educational project.
The document outlines a proposed user research process at Hilti Hungary to better understand customers and improve communication of added value. It involves defining a challenge, researching the sector and competitors, mapping stakeholders and experiencing Hilti's services through shadowing, interviews and collaborating with agents, customers and users. The goal is to build customer personas, gain insights through workshops and define challenges to synthesize learnings that can enhance Hilti's value proposition and availability to potential customers.
Lotus Collaboration by Le Thanh Quang in CT Thuy_Dang
The document discusses various collaborative software tools from Lotus, including:
1. LotusLive, a suite of cloud-based collaboration services including communities, activities, events, and files sharing capabilities.
2. Lotus Notes, a collaborative software that helped the City of Forest Park Police Services Department reduce storage capacity by 77% and avoid costs of a large storage system.
3. Lotus collaboration tools like communities, activities, events, and file sharing services that allow sharing information among project teams and connecting people with common interests or expertise.
The document discusses exceptions in Java. It defines exceptions as errors that occur during program execution. The exception hierarchy is presented, dividing exceptions into checked, unchecked (which include errors), and runtime exceptions. Exception handling using try/catch blocks is explained along with the throws and throw statements. Creating custom exceptions by extending the Exception or RuntimeException classes is covered. Finally, examples of handling multiple exceptions and exception specifications in method signatures are provided.
HCD involves investigating social problems, analyzing knowledge, engaging users, and iterating solutions. It focuses on users to gain insights and learn about their needs in order to create positive impact. Design thinking is a human-centered method for creative problem solving and innovation that can drive the five biggest innovations this century: transportation, healthcare, collaboration, aging, and mainstreaming for disabilities.
Unit testing and integration testing are software testing techniques. Unit testing involves validating individual units or components of code work properly. Integration testing involves combining units and testing them together to find interface defects. An example integration test scenario described combining database scripts, application code, and GUI components developed separately into one system and verifying the interfaces. TestNG is a testing framework that supports features like dependency testing, grouping tests, and parameterization to make testing more powerful than JUnit.
The document provides tips on how to halve advertising costs and increase profits by measuring current marketing efforts, analyzing results, and testing variations. It recommends tracking where customers come from using different contact details for each ad. Once current performance is measured, tests can begin by making small changes to ads, like adjusting headlines, offers, or design elements, to find higher-performing versions. Continual testing of minor variations can improve response rates and profits over time while reducing costs by identifying underperforming marketing.
This document provides a brief overview of the city of Chicago, Illinois, highlighting some of its key landmarks and features. It notes that Chicago has around 2.8 million residents and is located on Lake Michigan. Some of the sites mentioned include Lake Shore Drive, Buckingham Fountain, the Sears Tower, the Spiral Building, Millennium Park, Soldier Field stadium, and the Chicago River. It concludes with the author's name and location.
The document compares and contrasts two educational artefacts - Artefact 2 and Artefact 8. Artefact 2 focuses on the important topic of drugs and provides multiple perspectives and activities for students. It allows students to participate in debates, discussions, and write reports. Artefact 8 does not provide any important information or opportunities for students to show understanding. It only involves basic math skills of plotting points on a graph. The author believes Artefact 2 is more useful for teaching students as it connects to real-world issues, provides guidance for writing reports, and allows non-linear navigation. Elements from Artefact 2, like multi-leveled activities and scaffolding, will inform the author's own educational project.
The document outlines a proposed user research process at Hilti Hungary to better understand customers and improve communication of added value. It involves defining a challenge, researching the sector and competitors, mapping stakeholders and experiencing Hilti's services through shadowing, interviews and collaborating with agents, customers and users. The goal is to build customer personas, gain insights through workshops and define challenges to synthesize learnings that can enhance Hilti's value proposition and availability to potential customers.
Lotus Collaboration by Le Thanh Quang in CT Thuy_Dang
The document discusses various collaborative software tools from Lotus, including:
1. LotusLive, a suite of cloud-based collaboration services including communities, activities, events, and files sharing capabilities.
2. Lotus Notes, a collaborative software that helped the City of Forest Park Police Services Department reduce storage capacity by 77% and avoid costs of a large storage system.
3. Lotus collaboration tools like communities, activities, events, and file sharing services that allow sharing information among project teams and connecting people with common interests or expertise.
The document discusses exceptions in Java. It defines exceptions as errors that occur during program execution. The exception hierarchy is presented, dividing exceptions into checked, unchecked (which include errors), and runtime exceptions. Exception handling using try/catch blocks is explained along with the throws and throw statements. Creating custom exceptions by extending the Exception or RuntimeException classes is covered. Finally, examples of handling multiple exceptions and exception specifications in method signatures are provided.
HCD involves investigating social problems, analyzing knowledge, engaging users, and iterating solutions. It focuses on users to gain insights and learn about their needs in order to create positive impact. Design thinking is a human-centered method for creative problem solving and innovation that can drive the five biggest innovations this century: transportation, healthcare, collaboration, aging, and mainstreaming for disabilities.
Unit testing and integration testing are software testing techniques. Unit testing involves validating individual units or components of code work properly. Integration testing involves combining units and testing them together to find interface defects. An example integration test scenario described combining database scripts, application code, and GUI components developed separately into one system and verifying the interfaces. TestNG is a testing framework that supports features like dependency testing, grouping tests, and parameterization to make testing more powerful than JUnit.