...Basic HTML by El Passo Books v2.0 BASIC HTML By Dan Thompson This Product is Brought to you by the following website: - - Click here to visit this fantastic site - - ©2006 Dan Thompson – All Rights Reserved -1- Basic HTML by El Passo Books v2.0 “Basic HTML” is a publication written by Dan Thompson of http://www.elpassobooks.co.uk ©2006 Dan Thompson All Rights Reserved This e-Book must not be reproduced or transmitted in any form, including electronically, by photocopying or recording unless written permission is obtained from the author. This e-Book was written in 2005/2006 and all information is/was correct at the time of writing. The author accepts no responsibility for any liabilities caused by reading this information. This e-Book is meant for informational purposes only. Every attempt has been made to ensure that the information provided within this e-Book is accurate, however the author, resellers and affiliates cannot assume responsibility for any inaccuracies within this document. ©2006 Dan Thompson – All Rights Reserved -2- Basic HTML by El Passo Books v2.0 -- Chapter 1-What is HTML? HTML stands for "Hyper Text Mark-up Language" HTML is the bricks and mortar of the WWW. Without HTML the World Wide Web could not have become as important as it is today. HTML is a document formatting language common the all computers on the WWW. html permits cross platform communication between Macs, Apples, SUNs, PCs and others to view a document in a similar way. Every webpage...
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...of months ago, I was working in my store which is cellular phone store where we take payments and sell cellular phones. A customer walked in on a Sunday and was inebriated, he wanted to pay his bill. The customer bill was close to a hundred dollar. He gave me all twenty dollar bills, when I counted them they were six twenty dollar bills. Which were twenty more than his bill. I had a choice to return the twenty or keep it. If I would have kept it he wouldn’t have known. But I decided to give the money back to the customer, because my conscious wouldn’t allow me to keep the money. After the customer was gone I thought about it and I came to the conclusion that the twenty dollar I didn’t keep would not make me any richer or poorer than what I already was. Statement: Would the twenty dollar will make me richer or poorer. Solution: In this problem there are only two possible solution. A. Give the money back. B. Or you keep the money. On the first part when you give it back, you are dealing with a multitude of issues, starting with you ethical behavior, your upbringing, and your conscious. What I mean by this is when, I got the money I could have kept it but it would have been morally wrong of me to keep the money that didn’t belong to me. As a person I have always tried to do the right thing. And if I keep the money I would have been doing the wrong against all the principles that I have been fighting for all my life. That will kick my conscious in to action and I would...
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...introduction. Besides, the informal introduction is used when the addressee is your age or younger than you. For example, when you meeting a president of a university, it is advisable to say, “How do you do?” rather than “How ya doing?” Likewise, someone, who is your age or younger would probably say, “It’s nice to meet you” rather than “How do you do?” Here are the other examples of introducing yourself: Formal Introduction | Informal Introduction | * Let me introduce myself. * I am glad for this opportunity to introduce myself. * I just wanted to introduce myself, * I don't believe we've met before, * I don't think we've actually met formally yet, | * My name is... * I'm... * Hi, I’m… * Hello guys, I’m… | Here are the examples of introducing someone else: Formal Introduction | Informal Introduction | * I would like to introduce you to ....., the president of Muhammadiyah University. * Mr. Jones, may I introduce my boss, ... * Allow me to introduce my colleague. This is .... | * Hi, Ann. Have you met ....? * I’d like you to meet my friend ... * This is my friend ... * Sara, meet Brian, my...
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...TeachingEnglish | Lesson plans Worksheets – Socialising (1): Breaking the ice Quiz: Breaking the ice 1. You decide to attend an international conference. You have never attended such an event before. What is your main reason for attending? Choose one option. a. I’m going to attend lots of presentations so I can keep up-to-date with developments in my industry. b. I’m hoping to meet lots of interesting people – maybe some of them will be useful for my future career. c. I have a target of twenty people that I want to meet, so I can persuade them to buy our products. On the first evening, you attend a ‘welcome party’. You arrive in a large hall filled with about 500 people. They all seem to be talking to each other in groups. There’s nobody that you recognise. What do you do? a. Go up to one of the groups, introduce yourself and ask if you can join them. b. Go up to one of the groups and listen to the conversation. Maybe you can join in later. c. Find where the food is being served and try to start a conversation with someone in the queue. d. Walk around the hall, pretending to be looking for someone. Avoid eye contact with other people. e. Turn around and go home. At the conference party, which of these problems would be worse for you? a. No-one wants to talk to you. b. A really boring person wants to talk to you … and you can’t escape from him/her. Where is the best place to stand if you want people to talk to you? a. In the middle of the hall. b. By the wall. c. Outside. d...
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...Overview: Plagiarism Review at the CWE Scene Title: Intro Meeting at Speedwich Deli Dialogue: Gabby Hey there! Welcome to the Speedwich amazing Deli. They’re so fast you actually have time to eat the sandwich you got during your lunch break, instead of taking one bite and shoving it in your desk! Student Text Bubble Sounds great. What’s wrong with Quentin? He looks sick. Alicia He’s just a bit nervous, that’s all. I was just trying to get him to calm down. Quentin Which is not easy, considering I might fail my class or worse, get expelled from the University. Oh man! Where’s my pastrami on rye? Alicia Quentin may not have cited his sources for his last paper properly, and he’s worried he’s going to be accused of plagiarism. Gabby As much as it is an easy mistake to make, plagiarism is still a serious offense and could lead to a Student failing their assignment or even being thrown out of a class or school altogether—even if it is an accident. Quentin You’re not helping here, Gabby! Student Text Bubble Is it really that serious? Gabby Yes, plagiarism is right up there with cheating and stealing, from a moral and ethical perspective. You’re taking someone’s property, their intellectual property, and claiming it as your own. That’s why we’ve been focusing a lot on citation. When you cite your sources, you not only give your readers a clear path to take if they want to read and learn more on your topic, you also...
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...Title of Paper Author Name Institutional Affiliation Repeat the Full Paper Title Here I post this paper template with some American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines (APA, 2009) in order to help you learn APA. Note that I am not trying to write a thesis here, but am trying to provide you with a useful template and some tips to improve your writing! The use of this template is not required, but I strongly recommend using it to submit your papers in this and other courses if your instructors do not provide a template or guidelines but do require APA. You can simply replace my words and headings with your words and headings. This section is the introduction of your paper. Note that it does not have a heading that says “Introduction”; the fact that it is the introduction is implied by its placement within the paper. A strong introduction will provide the background or an overview of your paper’s topic, explain the paper’s purpose, and provide an outline of the paper. Headings All of your papers will probably include first level headings. First level headings are like the one above. They should be centered, boldface, and use title case (Upper and Lower Case like the Examples in this Paper). For a long, in-depth paper, you may want sections within your headings. These are second level headings. They should be flushed left, boldface, and title case like this: Second Level Heading 1 Second Level Heading 2 Please note that headings follow the 2x2 rule described...
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...based on self experience I used to be. The city life: busy, pressure, hard work, achievement, convenience, shopping, movie, entertainment, the air pollution, the busy mass transmission system, my parents, my siblings, coldness between people, everything is complex The country life: my old and stubborn grandpa, my tender grandma, the nostalgia, the tangerine garden, the old house, living on the mountain, fresh air, comfortable atmosphere, the life without worry, get up early, quiet, seldom going to the town, no many shopping store, do not have to worry about the relationship between people, simple food for every meal Possible idea for contrasting: complex relationship to people versus simple relationship to people, the convenience life versus isolated life on the mountain, the irregular and regular work and rest life Text: Everyone has her own image to the city life and the country life; therefore I have my own idea to these two kinds of life style. To me the city life is quite different to the country life, and the comparison sources are my life experience and my memory. I lived with my grand parents in the country in my childhood; after I finished my first year in the elementary school, I came to live with my parents in the Taipei County. From then on, I go back to my grandparents’ old house when it is summer or winter vacation. Under this situation, the differences between the city life and the country life becomes evidently. The first difference in these two...
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...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Monday, March 12, 2012 My Cousin Vinny: a story about legal education The Abnormal Use blog is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the release of the movie My Cousin Vinny by publishing a series of comments and interviews and also by sponsoring a multi-blog discussion on the movie. Go here to get more information. When my students ask me to recommend movies, I give them a list I have prepared over the years in which I have organized the titles under certain main “themes.” No one is surprised to see My Cousin Vinny on the list, but some are surprised I have listed it under the theme of “legal education.” So, I thought I’d use my contribution to the Abnormal Use blog’s celebration to explain why. One reason I place My Cousin Vinny under the theme of legal education is that it provides so much material you can use in the classroom. For example, you can use the movie to discuss criminal procedure, courtroom decorum, professional responsibility, unethical behavior, the role of the judge in a trial, efficient cross-examination, the role of expert witnesses and effective trial advocacy. Go here, here and here for more on this. But the reference to legal education goes deeper. I think you can use the movie to discuss the most common topic of debate within legal education itself. Interestingly, however, in My Cousin Vinny, the issue is turned on its head. After Vinny’s girlfriend Mona Lisa bails him out for a second time after having been...
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...Michael Richards, Tar Baby vs St Sebastian My favorite of the three specified images in the Contemporary Art section of the North Carolina Museum of Art is hard to choose. I liked all three pieces for different reasons. I have always loved Pablo Picasso’s work and have one hanging in my home. I can appreciate the Seated Woman, Red and Yellow Background, but it not in my favorites of Picasso’s work. When I first saw Portrait of Emy, by Karel Schmidt-Rottluff, my instincts were that he must have studied under Picasso. Portrait of Emy jumps out at you with the bold orange oil color. The blue eyes grab and hold your attention in an odd way, and I haven’t quite figured out the hair style his wife, Emy, had when she sat for this. And then when I looked at Michael Richards’ Tar Baby vs. St. Sebastion, I had a much different feeling. I was overwhelmed with wondering why he would give this sculpture a name like this. A man cast in gold, a pilot, covered with small airplanes…. It is intriguing. My first thought was that it must represent one of the world wars though it was made in 1999. Could it be paying tribute to a veteran family member? Without researching the artist or the piece itself, I would choose this as my favorite because it makes me want to understand more about the artist. If I was at a gallery viewing this statue I would likely stand around and discuss it with a friend. However, I wouldn’t want any of the three pieces in my home. I think any of these three could...
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...When reading a book or watching a movie there is almost always that moment when the title is finally mentioned in the story and everyone goes “ooooohhhhhh”. Generally every story’s title will correlate to the piece, this will either happen quickly or it will become more apparent as the story progresses. Titles can also either help or hurt the piece, for instance, if a story has an interesting title it will catch people’s attention and attract more readers or viewers. On the other side there can be a very well written piece with a boring title and it will not attract many viewers or readers because it will not grab their attention. In Night by Elie Wiesel the title becomes relevant fairly early in the story. The reader sees Elie connect the...
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...My Little Bit of Country In the first clause, I will introduce the story “My Little Bit of Country”. The Authors name is Susan Cheever, she was an American writer who was born in 1943, who wrote the essay. She is the daughter of the famous novelist and short story writer John Cheever. The essay is from the selection called “Central Park”, which was released in 2012. The writer has written as a first person narrator through out the text. We met our main character Susan Cheever when she was very young. Her father has just returned home from the WW2. We are told by Susan that her family’s almost commonplace visits to Central Park Zoo and Central Park. Susan’s father started writing and because of the big success he had and the fact that they as parents wanted one more child, the family moved to the one of the suburbs of New York City. Susan was not very enamored of it, she loved to be in the enormous city, to skate on the ice rink and to visit the yak in Central Park Zoo. After they had moved, she eventually moved back the New York City and became an adult who raised her own kids, in the way that she wanted to be raised. In this analysis, we will focus on the writer’s use of contrast. We will also analyze the central- themes, which are explored in the text, and we will in the end put some comments on the title of the essay. In this paragraph, we will comment on the title. “My Little Bit of Country” was the title of the essay. The title was inspired by Andy Warhol, who Susan...
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...Hercules) quixotic (from the hero of the classic novel Don Quixote) draconian (from ancient-Athenian lawgiver Draco) The main function of capitals is to focus attention on particular elements within any group of people, places, or things. We can speak of a lake in the middle of the country, or we can be more specific and say Lake Michigan, which distinguishes it from every other lake on earth. Capitalization Reference List * Brand names * Companies * Days of the week and months of the year * Governmental matters Congress (but congressional), the U.S. Constitution (but constitutional), the Electoral College, Department of Agriculture. Note: Many authorities do not capitalize federal orstate unless it is part of the official title: State Water Resources Control Board, but state water board; Federal Communications Commission, but federal regulations. * Historical episodes and eras the Inquisition, the American Revolutionary War, the Great Depression * Holidays * Institutions Oxford College, the Juilliard School of Music * Manmade structures the Empire State Building, the Eiffel Tower, the Titanic * Manmade territories...
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...General Public License v3. Can I help the project? Sure you can, please refer to this thread HERE. Is the release package complete? Can I play out of the box? No, the release package is not complete. You need to do at least 2 things before you can play: • • • First, you need to put in your own BIOS. Dump your PlayStation 2 BIOS from your own console. The BIOS dumper is HERE. Second, you need to configure the plugins in the emulator. You can use the official guide found HERE. (Optional) Third, you may need to update your DirectX in order for GSdx to work. GSdx is our suggested graphics plugin. Update DirectX with the web installer HERE. Section II: General questions about the emulator What are the requirements for using this emulator? Minimum • • • • Windows/Linux OS CPU that supports SSE2 (Pentium 4 and up, Athlon64 and up) GPU that supports Pixel Shaders 2.0 512MB RAM Recommended • • • • Windows Vista/7 (both 32bit and 64bit supported) CPU: Core 2 Duo, Core i3/5/7, Phenom II (all at 3.4Ghz+) GPU: 8800GT or better 1GB RAM (2GB if on Vista / Windows 7) Does the emulator support 4 cores? Starting with release 1.0 we offer a speed hack that runs Vector Unit 1 on its own thread for a nice speedup. It isn't working with every game but most titles will be fine. GSdx in software rendering can use extra processing threads / cores for a moderate speedup. Why is my CPU load less than 100%? Windows...
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...Public Speaking – COMMSTUD.103 Preparation Outline Guide for all 3 graded speeches The preparation outline helps you prepare the speech. The outline reflects a student’s research and thoughts about their presentation topic. In addition, this outline helps to verify that the speech is the original work of the student. Furthermore, the instructor uses the outline to provide comments and suggestions to students for future speeches. Guidelines for writing the Preparation Outline: Please see chapter 10 for additional information about preparation outlines and a sample preparation outline with commentary. The preparation outline must be 2 to 3 pages, typed, stapled, and free of grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors or points will be deducted from your speech grade. Copies of PowerPoint slides (if used, print 6 slides per page) must also be stapled to the preparation outline. Evaluation: There will not be a separate grade for the preparation outline, but it will contribute to your overall speech grade. A poorly written outline or one that does not meet the provided criteria (see sample outline) may reduce your speech grade. On the other hand, a well written outline can improve your speech grade. Submission guidelines: Please note that TWO submissions are required to earn full credit for your speech. 1) Before you present your speech (on your way up to the podium),you are required to hand-in a typed 2-3 page preparation outline to the instructor. This allows...
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