Este documento proporciona instrucciones en 10 pasos para crear una página de perfil ficticia en Fakebook sobre un personaje mitológico. Los pasos incluyen introducir el nombre y la información del personaje, agregar amigos ficticios, publicar al menos 3 entradas con contenido sobre la leyenda del personaje, establecer una contraseña, y guardar la dirección de la página para acceder a ella nuevamente en el futuro.
Реализация информационных проектов в рамках сотрудничества вузов и органов вл...prasu1995
Авторы: Комиссарова Л.М., Макарова Е.В., Сидорова А.Г.
Статья опубликована в сборнике:
PR в изменяющемся мире: Региональный аспект: сборник статей/ под ред. М.В. Гундарина, А. Г. Сидоровой, Ю. В. Явинской. – Вып. 9. – Барнаул: Изд-во Алт. ун-та, 2011.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones en 10 pasos para crear una página de perfil ficticia en Fakebook sobre un personaje mitológico. Los pasos incluyen introducir el nombre y la información del personaje, agregar amigos ficticios, publicar al menos 3 entradas con contenido sobre la leyenda del personaje, establecer una contraseña, y guardar la dirección de la página para acceder a ella nuevamente en el futuro.
Реализация информационных проектов в рамках сотрудничества вузов и органов вл...prasu1995
Авторы: Комиссарова Л.М., Макарова Е.В., Сидорова А.Г.
Статья опубликована в сборнике:
PR в изменяющемся мире: Региональный аспект: сборник статей/ под ред. М.В. Гундарина, А. Г. Сидоровой, Ю. В. Явинской. – Вып. 9. – Барнаул: Изд-во Алт. ун-та, 2011.
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The document describes the design and conventions used in a mock magazine cover and articles that the author created. They analyzed how their design challenged or followed conventions of real magazines like Kerrang!. Their cover used standard elements like the barcode and date, but challenged conventions by listing band names in the footer in an unusual format. Their interview article used question and answer format and visual elements like pull quotes to engage readers. The author learned skills using Adobe InDesign like adding text effects and strokes to make elements stand out.
This document compares and contrasts a "for-and-against" essay with an "opinion" essay. A for-and-against essay presents arguments both for and against a topic without stating the author's personal opinion, while an opinion essay introduces a topic and the author's view, presents reasons to support their stance, and considers opposing views before restating their opinion.
This document discusses using graphs and surveys to determine pricing, target audience, popular music genres, and features for a new music magazine. The author aims to price the magazine affordably for its target 15-20 year old audience, focus on pop music as the genre most popular among respondents, and include content on illegal music downloading since it's common among the target age range.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine for a sixth form school. It discusses how conventions of real magazines, such as mastheads, cover lines, and images were used. Some conventions were challenged, such as placing the main image over the masthead rather than under it. The magazine contains sections to appeal to different social groups at the school, like those interested in chess or card games. As the magazine was made specifically for the sixth form, the school would be the institution to distribute it. The audience is the students at the sixth form school. Various technologies like Prezi, Slideshare, and Photoshop were used and new skills with the software like filters and selection tools were learned throughout the process.
The document discusses the state of electricity market liberalization in Estonia. It notes that in January 2014, 20% of customers did not have electricity contracts. It also discusses the growth in the number of electricity sellers, with 52 total offering over 110 different package options. However, the document states that price differences between packages have a minimal effect on customer bills, with less than a 2% change in contracts in 2013. It concludes that while Estonia's electricity market is developing, competition and customer interest in comparing offers remains low for now due to its regional nature but will improve with further interconnectors.
Climate change policy presents challenges for scientists, politicians, business, and society. It requires achieving environmental goals through economic means such as low carbon technologies and lifestyle changes. The European Union has set goals of reducing emissions 20% by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, with the EU Emissions Trading System aiming for a 21% reduction and the non-ETS sector targeting a 10% decrease. Climate change financial instruments can help invest in renewables, energy efficiency, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions to meet targets and transition to a low carbon economy.
The document describes the media product created by the author, which is a magazine for their sixth form school. They aimed to use conventions of real magazines, such as a masthead, cover lines, main image and contents page layout. Some conventions were directly replicated from researching an existing magazine, while others were adapted - for example, having the main image over the masthead rather than under it. The magazine targets different social groups within the sixth form by including sections on activities like chess, cards and films. The intended audience is students at the author's sixth form and it would likely be distributed by the school. Technologies used in its construction included Prezi for planning, Photoshop for image editing, and filters and selection tools that the
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This report summarizes an evaluation of Mid-Day Meal programs in Nayagarh district of Orissa and Medak district of Andhra Pradesh, India. The programs provide meals to 14,000 children across 120 schools. The evaluation found that the meal programs increased school enrollment and reduced absenteeism by providing nutritious meals and encouraging socialization among students. Some inconsistencies in food quality were reported. Overall the meal programs were seen as beneficial for children's development, but recommendations included improving quality control and providing plates and kitchen resources.
This document summarizes basic concepts in genetics including:
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2. DNA is found in the nucleus and mitochondria of cells. It contains genes which determine traits. DNA is made up of nucleotides arranged in a double helix structure.
3. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes containing DNA. DNA is very similar between humans except for polymorphic regions which cause differences between individuals.
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The document outlines a presentation made to the Board of Directors of Tainan Research Park (TRP) about addressing issues related to high employee turnover. It discusses TRP's success in attracting talented engineers from top universities. However, it notes very high turnover, a lack of qualified managers, and low morale due to a stressful work environment. Proposed solutions include a career development program, management training, and a quality work-life balance program focused on childcare, flexible work arrangements, stress management, and social activities. The presentation concludes by emphasizing TRP's goal of achieving success by investing in its people.
The document discusses how news media has become increasingly globalized, with news no longer confined to local or national audiences but now having the potential to reach worldwide audiences. It notes how the internet and digital technologies have facilitated this trend by allowing news to be easily distributed and accessed globally. The indicative bibliography provided at the end suggests the document aims to examine the impact of globalization on the news media industry and how news consumption has changed as a result.
The document describes the design and conventions used in a mock magazine cover and articles that the author created. They analyzed how their design challenged or followed conventions of real magazines like Kerrang!. Their cover used standard elements like the barcode and date, but challenged conventions by listing band names in the footer in an unusual format. Their interview article used question and answer format and visual elements like pull quotes to engage readers. The author learned skills using Adobe InDesign like adding text effects and strokes to make elements stand out.
This document compares and contrasts a "for-and-against" essay with an "opinion" essay. A for-and-against essay presents arguments both for and against a topic without stating the author's personal opinion, while an opinion essay introduces a topic and the author's view, presents reasons to support their stance, and considers opposing views before restating their opinion.
This document discusses using graphs and surveys to determine pricing, target audience, popular music genres, and features for a new music magazine. The author aims to price the magazine affordably for its target 15-20 year old audience, focus on pop music as the genre most popular among respondents, and include content on illegal music downloading since it's common among the target age range.
1) The document provides solutions to common issues in QuickTest Professional (QTP), including how to add constants to a datatable, check if a parameter or checkpoint exists, validate checkpoints without failing tests, and the difference between actions and functions.
2) It also discusses when to use recovery scenarios versus error handling, how to use environment variables, the files in a QTP test, and how to rename checkpoints.
3) Finally, it addresses questions about browser support, resolving issues with Windows Media Player when running QTP, the purpose of the lservrc file, and ensuring QTP can run from Quality Center.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine for a sixth form school. It discusses how conventions of real magazines, such as mastheads, cover lines, and images were used. Some conventions were challenged, such as placing the main image over the masthead rather than under it. The magazine contains sections to appeal to different social groups at the school, like those interested in chess or card games. As the magazine was made specifically for the sixth form, the school would be the institution to distribute it. The audience is the students at the sixth form school. Various technologies like Prezi, Slideshare, and Photoshop were used and new skills with the software like filters and selection tools were learned throughout the process.
The document discusses the state of electricity market liberalization in Estonia. It notes that in January 2014, 20% of customers did not have electricity contracts. It also discusses the growth in the number of electricity sellers, with 52 total offering over 110 different package options. However, the document states that price differences between packages have a minimal effect on customer bills, with less than a 2% change in contracts in 2013. It concludes that while Estonia's electricity market is developing, competition and customer interest in comparing offers remains low for now due to its regional nature but will improve with further interconnectors.
Climate change policy presents challenges for scientists, politicians, business, and society. It requires achieving environmental goals through economic means such as low carbon technologies and lifestyle changes. The European Union has set goals of reducing emissions 20% by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, with the EU Emissions Trading System aiming for a 21% reduction and the non-ETS sector targeting a 10% decrease. Climate change financial instruments can help invest in renewables, energy efficiency, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions to meet targets and transition to a low carbon economy.
The document describes the media product created by the author, which is a magazine for their sixth form school. They aimed to use conventions of real magazines, such as a masthead, cover lines, main image and contents page layout. Some conventions were directly replicated from researching an existing magazine, while others were adapted - for example, having the main image over the masthead rather than under it. The magazine targets different social groups within the sixth form by including sections on activities like chess, cards and films. The intended audience is students at the author's sixth form and it would likely be distributed by the school. Technologies used in its construction included Prezi for planning, Photoshop for image editing, and filters and selection tools that the
Executive Summary Mid-Day Meals July 2012KusumaTrustUK
This report summarizes an evaluation of Mid-Day Meal programs in Nayagarh district of Orissa and Medak district of Andhra Pradesh, India. The programs provide meals to 14,000 children across 120 schools. The evaluation found that the meal programs increased school enrollment and reduced absenteeism by providing nutritious meals and encouraging socialization among students. Some inconsistencies in food quality were reported. Overall the meal programs were seen as beneficial for children's development, but recommendations included improving quality control and providing plates and kitchen resources.
This document summarizes basic concepts in genetics including:
1. Genetics is the study of heredity and variation in traits of living organisms. It examines how DNA is passed from parents to offspring.
2. DNA is found in the nucleus and mitochondria of cells. It contains genes which determine traits. DNA is made up of nucleotides arranged in a double helix structure.
3. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes containing DNA. DNA is very similar between humans except for polymorphic regions which cause differences between individuals.
This document outlines the coursework requirements for the G321: Foundation Portfolio in Media course, which counts for 50% of the AS grade. Students must complete a preliminary exercise creating the front page of a school/college magazine using DTP and image editing software. For the main task, students must produce the front page, contents page, and a double page magazine spread, following a consistent style. Research and planning is worth 20 marks and must include audience research and production planning presented digitally. Construction of the magazine is worth 60 marks and will be assessed based on layout, design, language use, and integration of images and text. Evaluation is worth 20 marks and requires students to reflect on their process and production using digital tools
The document outlines a presentation made to the Board of Directors of Tainan Research Park (TRP) about addressing issues related to high employee turnover. It discusses TRP's success in attracting talented engineers from top universities. However, it notes very high turnover, a lack of qualified managers, and low morale due to a stressful work environment. Proposed solutions include a career development program, management training, and a quality work-life balance program focused on childcare, flexible work arrangements, stress management, and social activities. The presentation concludes by emphasizing TRP's goal of achieving success by investing in its people.
12. MAITE CARUEZO Epii!! Ni Maite naiz, DBH-3A-ko ikasle bat eta abesti bilduma honetarako aukeratu dodan abestia "Got 2 lov u" (got to love you) Sean Paul eta Alexis Jordan -ena da. Abesti hau aukeratu dot entzun dodan azkenengotarikoa delako eta gustatu jatalako. Ea zuok ere gustuko dozuen. :)
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15. JON MARTIN Kaixo! Ni Jon naiz, DBH3-Ako ikasle bat eta nire gelako musika bildumarako nik aukeratu dodan abestia, ILUNTZEAN da kenzazpirena. Abesti hau aukeratu dot asko guztatzen jatalako eta oso polita dalako.