...Mac OS X Lion Power User Keyboard Shortcuts v2.0.1 Visit MacMost.com for Mac and iPhone video tutorials, news, reviews and commentary. ⇧ shift ⌃ control ⌥ option ⌘ command ⇥ tab ↩ return ⌫ delete Finder Commands ⏏ eject ⎋ esc Mission Control ⌘ space Spotlight menu ⌃↑ View Mission Control ⌘ ⌥ space Spotlight window ⌃↓ Show appʼs windows ⌘⌫ Move to trash F11 Show desktop ⇧⌘⌫ Empty Trash F12 ⇧⌥⌘⌫ Force Empty Trash ⌃← ⌘N New Finder window ⇥ Show windows for next app after ⌃ ↓ ⇧⌘N New Folder spacebar Enlarge window under cursor after ⌃ ↑ ⌘I Get Info ⌥⌘I Show Inspector ⌘ Y or space Quick Look ⌃ F2 Focus on menu bar ⌘E Eject selected volume ⌃ F3 Focus on Dock ⌘J Show view options ⌃ F5 Focus on window toolbar ⌘K Connect to server ⌃ F8 Focus on menu bar status icons ⇧⌘A Open Applications folder Then, use ← → ↑↓ to navigate, ↩ to select, and esc to exit ⇧⌘C Open Computer folder ⌘↑ Open enclosing folder ⌘F Find Show Dashboard ⌃→ Move between spaces Keyboard Control Focus Switching Applications and Windows Advance to next app ⌘` Text Editing ⌘⇥ Next window in current app ⌥⌘D Hide/Show Dock ⌘← ⌘→ Go to the start/end of the line ⌘↑ ⌘↓ Go to the start/end of the document ⌥← ⌥→ Go to the previous/next word ⌥⌘8 Toggle zoom feature...
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...déclinaison de ses initiales inversées : R.G., George Remi. Il est principalement connu pour « Les Aventures de Tintin » et est souvent considéré comme « le père de la bande dessinée européenne ». Georges Remi naît le vingt-deux mai mil neuf cent sept à Bruxelles dans une famille appartenant à la classe moyenne. Il entre à l’école primaire alors qu’éclate la Première Guerre mondiale et que la ville est occupée par les Allemands. Déjà doué pour le dessin, il dessine dans le bas de ses cahiers les aventures d’un petit garçon aux prises avec les envahisseurs allemands. Au cours de ses études secondaires dans un établissement catholique, il se révèle être un élève brillant, souvent classé premier de sa classe. Par contre, et aussi étrange que cela puisse paraître, ses résultats étaient catastrophiques en dessin où il n’obtenait pas la moyenne des points requis ! En mil neuf cent vingt et un il entre dans la troupe scoute de son collège où il reçoit le nom totémique de « Renard curieux » ; les idéaux du scoutisme qui lui sont inculqués auront une influence non négligeable sur sa future carrière. Il publie ses premiers dessins dans « Jamais assez », la revue scoute de son établissement scolaire puis, à partir de 1923, dans « Le Boy-Scout belge », le mensuel des scouts de Belgique. Slide 2 : L’œuvre maîtresse d’Hergé est incontestablement « Les Aventures de Tintin ». Traduites en QUATRE VINGT ONZE langues (dont quarante-deux langues régionales), vendues à deux cent trente million...
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...Anyone whose goal is something higher must expect sacrificing something bigger to achieve that goal. In life we have to take our goals and expand them and by doing so there are many sacrifices you have to do in order to obtain those goals. Sacrifices are all around us, some are bigger than others, making the goal higher and harder to get, but with a positive outlook and no fear in failing everybody can accomplish anything. When your own life is your goal than the risks are all you can take. It is important for the reader to learn that there are scarifies an individual must make to attain goals because one will become more successful in completing their goals resulting in self achievement. In the story, Alive Nando Parrado, Roberto Canessa and Antonio VizintÍn sacrifice their dignity and test their faith in order to survive. One of the characters that were willing to sacrifice their pride for the circumstances they were under was Canessa because he was the first to suggest in eating human flesh, not just because he was hungry but also because he wanted to stay alive. Knowing that God was they’re for him and this was simply a test. He encouragess the others by explaining things under the word of God and how he shared his flesh and blood at the last dinner. Canessa was a natural leader, he took control of the group and made sure that no one gave up; he was helping the injured giving them some motivation to stay positive. He made hammocks to help the boys who had injured legs...
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...I start everything I write with a “I don’t know…” but this time I do. I know what it is that I want. And if I don’t get it then we can’t be what we are! Tintin I want you and I want you to want me the way I want you. I don’t like any bloody friend of yours. I don’t even find him good looking. I pretend so that I can spend time with you when we run out of topics in public. It is not like I was not living until you came along but now that I have met you, I have realized that how incomplete I was without you and how difficult it will be to go on without you. I see a future where we are together always. A place where we fight like siblings, argue like couples and care for each other more than anything in this world. I write when I am sad. And right now I am extremely sad. Behind these eyes I hide a lot of secrets and dark pasts. You know nothing about the life I have lived. I am not the really the happy-go-lucky girl. I am the quite little girl who is scared on the inside just coz I don’t want my heart to be broken again. Before I met you I had a guy in my life not a boyfriend but yes something very close to that. He hit me. I loved him more than anyone. He scattered my heart into a million pieces. I picked up the pieces and loved you. Loved you with whatever I had left. But not anymore, I can’t pretend to not love; I already am in love with you. You took my heart away the very first time you met...
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...(computer generated imagery), a prime example of these are his films like ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘E.T the extraterrestrial’. He made such movies at a time, when computer generated graphics were merely a source of comic relief, and looked very fake and cheap. He actually, made incredibly good use of the, at the time limited technology available to him and made it look good, realistic and appealing on screen. Spielberg has also been a pioneer in the sense that he has always looked to make unique films, i.e. topics that haven’t been tapped before and his work does not stick to any particular genre. For example his array of work includes movies like ‘Jurassic Park’, ‘Saving Private Ryan’, ‘Indiana Jones’, ‘War of the Worlds’, ‘E.T’, ‘Jaws’ and ‘Tintin’. So he has been exploring through various categories like Action, Science fiction, Adventure, Drama etc. Producing some movies where it is Man vs. Beast, Man vs. Nature or Man vs. Man. He makes use of a very dramatic shooting style in his films, which have also won multiple awards over the years, which reflects his phenomenal success over the years. Notably, academy awards for ‘Saving Private Ryan’, ‘Schindlers List’ and “Indiana...
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...Aladdin Come friends, come close. This is the tale of a wonderful man named Al Addin. Al, short for Albert, mind you. This tale is sure to appease any appetite for adventure and, in the process, ignite questions and quench desire for a delightful tale of epic proportions. Now, without further ado, the tale of Al Addin. We start in New York City, America where, if you can make it there, you could make it just anywhere. Thousands of people flood into New York for opportunities in life. The year is 2019. Now, you may be wondering, where’s Al in all this? Well, he’s struck out of luck. Born into poverty, he lived his life working odd end jobs until they could no longer hire him; not because of anything in particular that he had done wrong, simply out of quickly developed annoyance towards his unpredictable character. He fell into the cracks of New York's elite and thus resorted to... ‘other means’ to get by in daily New York City Life. "Stop, thief!" the baker yelled in vexation, rushing out of his store, chasing Al with a rolling pin. As he does so, multiple policemen appear from either side of the street and join him in tailing the thief. The group chase after the poorly dressed lad, who stood 5 foot 10 inches, accompanied by a wildly yapping Pomeranian. He looked constantly alert, calculating, his eyes a deep shade of brown. His skin, usually clear of blemishes, was dirty and looked like it had been weeks since he had had a proper shower, the same amount of grime...
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...could affect the purchasing behavior of consumers by purchasing new products of Snazzy because the high status of the consumers in society could restrict the consumer by purchasing new energy products in the place of existing branded products in the market. Family: Family strongly affects the purchasing behavior of consumers (Atchariyachanvanich & Okada, 2007, pp. 63-78). The nature of new product is directly related to the health of the people hence; the family members could not accept it easily. At the same time it is the nature of families that they accept only those products that are effectively established in the marketplace. Age: It is an important factor that makes direct influence over the purchasing decisions of the customers (Tintin, 2011). Hence, age is a factor that could influence the new energy product of Snazzy. The teenagers would easily adopt this product in the comparison of senior people because they require energy drinks to maintain their energy level. Lifestyle: Lifestyle is also an important term that could affect the purchasing behavior of...
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...Today’s Comic Culture in India Manan Kumar A Brief History The realm of comics has evolved relatively later in India than in the West. Around three decades ago comics were not much in vogue in India. The selection that was available was in the form of imported digests and books like Tintin (originally French private detective), Asterix and Obelix (superheroes of Gaul, erstwhile France), Archie and Commando (war stories of World War II) etc. A costly product for an average Indian, these comics were rather available to the children of the wealthy. The change came in the mid ’60s when a leading newspaper publication house of India launched Indrajal Comics. It was the first serious effort directed towards the evolution of comic culture in India. Well within the buying capacity of middle class children, Indrajal Comics made foreign comic heroes like “Phantom- the ghost who walks”, Mandrake the magician, and Flash Gordon household names in India. The immediate success of Indrajal Comics gave a further boost to the indigenous comic industry and in 1967 came the educational comics series called Amar Chitra Katha (Immortal Picture Stories) by Anant Pai, who is also considered the father of Indian comics. A welcome change, Amar Chitra Katha effected a fusion of the rich treasure of folk tales and exploits of mythical and legendary characters in comics. Each of the comics in this series was devoted to a person or event in Indian history, religion and mythology. Anant Pai conceptualised...
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...An old wooden desk, a bursting wooden dresser that’s lost all its handles and a sparkling white bookshelf. The wooden desk is from my mothers university days. It is topped with papers from class and pencils strewn all over it. It is periodically cleaned but takes less than an hour to return to its normal state of disarray. Above the desk is a framed Tintin poster. Beside the desk is two floating shelves. On the first shelf is a container that had the well meaning intention of holding pencils, and serves that purpose on the rare occasion when the desk is cleared off. On the top shelf is a bulletin board strewn with birthday cards and photographs with friends. Beside the bulletin board is a tripod and a dog on a stand that spins round and round while haunting music plays. An item bought for about 5 dollars at a flea...
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...The Cinematic Auteur Steven Spielberg Auteur Theory says that a director's film reflects the director's personal creative vision, as if they were the primary "auteur" (the French word for "author"). In spite of the production of the film as part of an industrial process, the auteur's creative voice is distinct enough to shine through all kinds of studio interference and through the collective process.” Steven Spielberg is now recognized as one of Hollywood’s leading auteurs; a filmmaker who expresses his identity over a body of films. Steven Spielberg, for instance, lends his touch to films he's associated with, whether it's as director OR producer, as with The Goonies Importance of auteur theory in film analysis and interpretation. Auteur theory is the process in which to critique films. “The theory gives enormous, almost total responsibility for a film’s success or failure (artistically, not at the box office) to the director” (Goodykoontz & Jacobs, 2011). According to film critic Andrew Sarris there are three rules to determine if a Director is an Auteurist. (1) Technical competence which refers to how well a movie is made; (2) Distinguishable Personality which refers to movies must have identifiable style and viewpoint; (3) Interior Meaning which refers to that the body of work should express coherent world stance. The features of being an auteur include; 1 having a recognizable style, 2 repeatedly returning to the same subject mater, 3 habitually address...
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...Let’s Get Better in Reading Learner‟s Materials 3 This instructional material was collaboratively developed and reviewed by educators from public and private schools, colleges, and or/universities. We encourage teachers and other education stakeholders to email their feedback, comments, and recommendations to the Department of Education at action@deped.gov.ph. We value your feedback and recommendations. Department of Education Republic of the Philippines i Let’s Get Better in Reading – Grade 3 Learner’s Materials First Edition, 2014 ISBN: Republic Act 8293, section 176 states that: No copyright shall subsist in any work of Government of the Philippines. However, prior approval of the government agency or office wherein the work is created shall be necessary for exploitation of such work for profit. Such agency or office may, among other things, impose as a condition the payment of royalties. Borrowed materials (i.e., songs, stories, poems, picture, photos, brand, names, trademarks, etc.) included in this book are owned by their respective copyright owners. The publisher and authors do not represent nor claim ownership over them. Publisher by the Department of Education Secretary: Br. Armin A. Luistro FSC Undersecretary: Dina S. Ocampo, Ph.D. Development Team of the Learner’s Material Reviewers: Nemah N. Hermosa, Roderick M. Aguirre, Merry Ruth Gutierrez, Felicidad Pado, Ma. Lourdes Tayao Mil Flores Ponciano, Esperanza Diaz- Cruz, Ana Lou Caspi, Criselda DG Ocang...
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...comprendre celle des autres . Le premier exemple qui vient à l'esprit est la colonisation des XVIème et XIXème siècles qui sont une preuve de la difficulté des hommes à juger la "culture des autres". La colonisation à comme principe de base que la culture colonisante à une valeur plus noble que la culture colonisée : "Je répète qu'il y a pour les races supérieures un droit, parce qu'il y a un devoir pour elles. Elles ont le devoir de civiliser les races inférieures» affirmait Jules Ferry au XIXème siècle. Suivirent ensuite grâce à cette certitude le génocide indien au XVIème siècle puis l'Apartheid en Afrique du Sud. Cette superiorité culturelle est basée sur des critères materiels comme l'argent ou les armes . La Bande déssinée de Hergé : Tintin au Congo illustre la colonisation qui était la solution idéale pour s'en sortir . Avec ces premiers exemples nous avons déjà montré la difficulté d'échapper à sa culture et de prendre le recul suffisant pour juger objectivement. B] Impossible de juger avec une...
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...his own peculiar harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary. In place of lush melodies, he wrote short, obsessively repeated figures, static collections of chords, parodies of past styles. The sound was original, even experimental, but also useful: it wonderfully matched Welles's electrifying fast style. Narrator TW: There were many film scores in the 1960s that are very well known and considered to be “themes” today. Two very famous composers in modern day cinema are John Williams and Hans Zimmer. John Williams is best known for his leitmotifs in his film scores. Some of his most famous include Jaws series, Star Wars trilogy, Indiana jones, Jurassic Park and Saving Private Ryan. He has also done recent films such as War horse, The Adventures of Tintin, and The Book Thief. He did also in fact did the music for one foreign film - Storia di una donna Music: Star wars – Rebel Blockade runner Narrator TW: The main title music to the Star Wars films is probably the most recognizable cue in film music history. Ever since its 1977 debut in Episode IV: A New Hope, it has remained enduringly popular among filmgoers of all ages and no doubt played a substantial role in catapulting sales of the film’s soundtrack to over four million copies after its initial release. James Berardinelli: Another thing that's instantly recognizable about Star Wars is its music. When George Lucas first approached John Williams for an epic score, little did he imagine that the result would sell millions of copies and...
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...investment. 2. About Amar Chitra Katha Since its inception in 1970s, Amar Chitra Katha witnessed success by entering the niche segment of comic industry, the Indian traditional method of storytelling and transfer of mythological knowledge. It became popular in early 80s with all-time favourite titles like “The Mahabharata” and later by “Tinkle”. A. Challenges of ACK Since 90s, with the entry of colour televisions, Amar Chitra Katha has been facing challenges due to the change in the interests of children towards substitute productes. Although a pioneer in mythology oriented comics, ACK faces tough competition from other indigenous graphic content companies (Chandamama, Champak, Children’s Digest, etc), international comic books (Tintin, Asterix, Marvel and DC titles, etc). With the changing times the penetration of television and internet media (animated cartoon movies and children shows on Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Pogo, etc.), YouTube video channels and digital online games also pose a major challenge. Also, the contribution margin for Amar Chitra Katha is decreasing with the increasing costs and decreasing sales volume. Traditional advertisement is not faring good for Amar Chitra Katha, and it is looking at other avenues for increasing profitability and increasing sales. B. Strengths of ACK Good content generation – ACK has developed expertise in generating good and authentic content who go through hundreds of reference before developing the story and also...
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...MarketLine Case Study McDonald’s Corporation Case Study Remaining relevant in a health conscious society Reference Code: ML00001-040 Publication Date: January 2012 WWW.MARKETLINEINFO.COM MARKETLINE. THIS PROFILE IS A LICENSED PRODUCT AND IS NOT TO BE PHOTOCOPIED MCDONALD’S CORPORATION CASE STUDY © MARKETLINE THIS PROFILE IS A LICENSED PRODUCT AND IS NOT TO BE PHOTOCOPIED ML00001-040/Published 01/2012 Page | 1 OVERVIEW Catalyst McDonald's Corporation is one of the world's largest foodservice retailing chains. The company is primarily known for its burgers and fries, which it sells through more than 32,000 restaurants in 117 countries. In 2010, the company served an average of 64 million customers per day. It primarily operates in Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Americas. The company is headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois and employs about 400,000 people. McDonald’s has been able to successfully increase revenues and profits in recent years in spite of much negative publicity and an increasingly health conscious public. This case study shows how the company has achieved these goals in a difficult trading environment. Summary McDonald’s has, to a great extent, defied recent difficult economic conditions and continued to experience strong sales and profit growth in recent years, as it has been able to attract diners with an improved and expanded product range while remaining competitive on price. McDonald’s has been the target of much criticism in recent...
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