...GRAVE key (`under ~tilda) - if some points on a path are choosen, this deselects them, leaving the object itself selected. Very useful when you select objects by dragging over them. TAB key - if some objects are selected, press tab to deselect everything on the screen. Very useful when you work in a close-up and have no free space to click to deselect. Keys from 1 to 8 - jump from one tool to another (from rectangle to free-form polygon). Not very useful. Shift key - when pressed you can draw lines, make rotations and reflections only in 45 degree increments. As well you can draw only perfect squares instead of rectangles, perfect circles instead of ovals, and proportional resizing instead of distorting. Extremely useful. Control key - when pressed, all transforming tools will transform around an object's (or group's) center. Useful. Option key (Alt) - when pressed, all objects will be drawn form their center. Useful. Option key (Alt) - point on a path between any two points while pressing option. Path will be stretch as you move the pointer. Sometimes useful. Option key (Alt) - when pressed, you can select any object in the group. Very useful. To edit a text block in a group you don't have to use Option, just insert text cursor and edit. Option key (Alt) - when pressed, you can click on any object and drag it to create a copy of this object. You can't however, copy groups this way. Option key (Alt) - when in text-editing mode, you can position cursor between...
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...Data Collection Toll Alumni Survey Form Online Form to collect data/ Questionnaire Online Address: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dEVmWmNBRXYtYTR4YmIzS2VzcklsSmc6MQ#gid=0 Alumni Survey Form Valued Alumnus, You have been chosen on behalf of CBM Society of Health Managers to be included in our survey of the alumni on the basis of your outstanding performance and contribution as a student of the MBA Health and Hospital Management Program. A questionnaire has been designed to get your feedback on how we can improve on the current existing system. We would be much obliged if you could respond with the completed survey by Thursday, 5th April 2012. Your valuable response will help us to make recommendations to the management and therefore is highly appreciated. Thanking you in anticipation. On behalf of CBM Society Of Health Managers Alumni Data Confidentiality Statement: The CBM Society of Health Managers respects the privacy of our alumni and is committed to guarding against the unauthorized use or distribution of personal information. Alumni and other constituent records are proprietary information maintained by CSHM, 2012 Official use includes, but is not limited to invitations to college alumni events; class reunion planning and activities; alumni activities. Additionally, individuals and groups are prohibited from using lists or labels obtained from the honorable Alumni for creating and/or maintaining independent database. * Required ...
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...information. Very reliable source. I liked the source 2. "Schizophrenia - Canadian Mental Health Association." Canadian Mental Health Association. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. Content includes information about schizophrenia. Its information was useful to infer Pilgrim’s illness. No weaknesses, very good source, I liked it 3. "Depression Symptoms & Warning Signs." : How to Recognize Depression Symptoms and Get Effective Help. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. Content includes information about depression. Its information was useful to infer Pilgrim’s illness. No weaknesses, very good source, I liked it 4. "Understanding Schizophrenia." : Symptoms, Types, Causes, and Early Warning Signs. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct. 2014. Content includes information about schizophrenia. Its information was useful to infer Pilgrim’s illness. No weaknesses, very good source, I liked it 5. "What Is Psychosis? Fraser Health Early Psychosis Intervention." What Is Psychosis? Fraser Health Early Psychosis Intervention. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2014. Content includes information about psychosis. Its information was useful to infer Pilgrim’s illness. No weaknesses, very good source, I liked it 6. "Mental Health and Delusional Disorder." WebMD. WebMD, n.d. Web. 19 Oct. 2014. Content includes information about delusional disorder. Its information was useful to infer Pilgrim’s illness and ensure that Pilgrim does not have the delusional disorder. No weaknesses, very good source, I...
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...Action Research in Organization SEM 2011/2012 MRC 1033 ACTION RESEARCH IN ORGANIZATION (LECTURER: DR. MUSLIM AMIN) Name : | Lim See Yeong (Sean) | Matrix Number: | MR 101106 | Title of Assignment: | THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCING INTERNET CONSUMER BUYING AND USING DECISION PROCESS | Instructor : | DR. Muslim Amin | Submission Date: | 8 Dec 2011 | Contents 1. Introduction 3 Problem Statement 3 Objective 3 Research Questions 4 Background 4 2. Literature Review 5 3. Research Model and Hypotheses 8 4. Methodology. 9 5. Data Analysis 11 Satisfaction Reliability 11 Trust Reliability Test 12 Reputation Reliability Test 15 Usefulness Reliability Test 18 Usability Reliability Test 20 Satisfaction Factors Test 25 Trust Factors Test 26 Reputation Factors Test 28 Usefulness Factors Test 29 Usability Factors Test 30 6. Scope and Limitations 33 References 34 Questionnaire 37 1. Introduction What is Internet? Internet is a worldwide interconnected networks which billions of worldwide users sharing information through Internet. The Internet has made huge impact on culture and commerce. Ten years ago we were in the era of the dot-com boom (and bust), the Web was strictly 1.0, and Google was just a baby. Since 2000, Internet has grown significantly, and nowadays human cannot live without it. It is so so so so important to us. According to http://www.internetworldstats.com, Internet penetration rate is estimated 30.2%...
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...consumption of goods. This is technically termed utility. The utility generated from consumption affects the decision to purchase and consume a good. When used in the analysis of consumer behavior, utility assumes a very precise meaning, which differs from the everyday use of the term. In common use, the term utility means "useful." For example, a "utility" knife is one with many uses, something that is handy to have around. In baseball, a "utility" player can perform quite well at several different positions and is thus useful to have on the team. Moreover, a public "utility" is a company that supplies a useful product, such as electricity, natural gas, or trash collection. In contrast, the specific economic use of the term utility in the study of consumer behavior means the satisfaction of wants and needs obtained from the consumption of a commodity. The good consumed need not be "useful" in the everyday sense of the term. It only needs to provide satisfaction. In other words, a frivolous good that has little or no practical use, can provide as much utility as a more useful good. An OmniOpen Deluxe Can Opener is extremely useful, especially when a sealed can needs to be opened. An autographed photo of Brace Brickhead, Medical Detective, is not very useful. It does nothing but rest peacefully in a picture frame. Both items, however, provide utility. Both items satisfy wants and...
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...can find. But the only concern was which search engine out there in the world wide web that have the capable to narrow down in giving the most up to date and right information that the searchers needed for their career search. The most recent battle in the way of comparing the best search engine web sites was between Google and About.com; they were both famous search engine due to its best features but which engine will win the best and most useful search sites to the users to search for their dream career. Before I’m going to discuss about the different and the useful of each search engine, I want to talk a little about my dream job. My dream job is to become a Mechanical Engineering and I’m going to used these different types of search engine to find information that relate or useful to my dream job. My main purpose is to search for the number of open jobs for Mechanical Engineering in the U.S, so I can get the idea of percentage of successful getting a job after I graduate. And now, I am going to discuss the useful of Google search engine first. The most basic search results and the three main features that I am pointing it out about Google search engine was Anytime, Nearby, and Reading Level. For the basic, when I typed “Mechanical Engineering” into the search box, then I got a long list of results instantly, which was about 143,000,000 results. With this basic search technique, I did get some good information but it was just...
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...produced more than over 400 songs, some that are very meaning full to his audience. The song that I choose to speak about is his song “with god on our side”. This song was considered one of Bob Dylan’s most influential songs. In the song the main topic is war, he explains that god is on our side during war but he doesn’t seem to understand the reasoning of the war in the first place but he realizes that we must accept it. After learning about this song I looked up multiple sources on questions that bob Dylan is asking in this song such as why is there war? Why should we accept it? These sources that I have looked up are very useful to gather more information on the main topic of this song. I found 4 articles that talk about war and explaining reasoning behind war. The first article that I used was an article called “Why is...
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...INTRODUCTION Education aims to provide learning and knowledge, also to enhance the skills and abilities of every student, to bring competence, and guide them with positive attitudes and values. Quality education is considered as an important factor to produce globally competitive professionals in order to build a strong nation and to bring out the best way to get along with global competition. Education is facing challenges in terms of worldwide movement of international students mostly from the Asian and African continents to universities in the West to provide an important source of income to those receiving universities (Biggs and Tang, 2010). In trying to strengthen the quality assurance system in Philippine higher education, institutions of higher learning were mandated to upgrade higher education curricular offerings to international standards (Valdez, 2012). There is a growing worldwide concern among the stakeholders of education that the present educational system does not prepare students adequately for life and work in the 21st century. (ncrel.org) In order to remain responsive to these challenges, Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) need to continuously assess correctly the organization’s strategic needs and ever-evolving business process requirements in terms of core, operational and management competencies. This has prompted many educators across the globe to explore new ways of designing education including a review of the curriculum, the instructional processes...
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...and the abacus. Modern computers are very different from early computers. They are now very powerful machines that are able to do billions of calculations every second. Most people have used a personal computer in their home or at work. Computers are useful for many different jobs where automatic tasks are useful. Some examples are controlling traffic lights, vehicle computers, security systems, Washing machines and Digital Televisions. A person (called a user) can control a computer by telling it to do things. Some ways of controlling a computer are with a keyboard, mouse, buttons, touch screen. Some very new computers can also be controlled with voice commands or hand gestures. Computers can be designed to do anything with information. Computers are used to control factories, which in the past were controlled by humans. They are also in homes, where they are used for things such as listening to music, reading the news, and writing. Modern computers are electronic machines. A computer is only useful if it has both hardware and software. Hardware is the physical parts the computer is made of - for example keyboard, mouse, screen, tower, and the circuits inside it. Software is the computer programs (mathematical instructions). The software uses the hardware, when the user gives it instructions and changing it in to useful output. Many modern computers do billions of calculations each second. They do mathematical arithmetic very quickly but computers do not really "think"...
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...easily presenting data, by formatting a range of cells depending on certain grades or scores means that analysing and categorising data will much easier with a visual representation and the teacher can make more accurate conclusions. The way the tables are laid out, and by defining a range is very useful for a teacher when it comes to neatly organising a spreadsheet with many tables of class’s results. By defining a range means that tables are easy to input into formulae, and will help reduce errors. AutoSum is very beneficial to a teacher because it simply adds up an entire column without having to add each cell individually. This saves a lot of time, and helps reduce errors, especially if there is lots of students’ data. Weaknesses: Macros are not included in the spreadsheet, which would’ve been very useful for a teacher. Macros stop repetitive tasks being completed over and over again. This is useful as it saves a lot of time to the teacher, e.g. if they click a customised button which filters data or changes sheets. This will also improve the usability of the spreadsheet and make the data input easier. Goal seek, which also isn’t included in the spreadsheet, would also be very beneficial for a teacher. Goal seek is where a cell total changes in order to reach a possible result, and this would be vital if a teacher needs to see how many more points a student would need to reach their target grade. This will help save time as it helps draw faster conclusions, it’ll reduce...
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...This report provides a complete picture of foreign languages in foreign countries of the European Union, combining statistical data and qualitative information describing the language skills of Europeans, the foreign languages known, first foreign language, second foreign language, other foreign languages, perception of foreign languages, opinions of parents, learning foreign languages and benefits. In addition, the report contains several charts useful to identify the correct language information. This information has been obtained from various sources, including Eurostat, the European survey on language skills (European Survey on Language Competences - ESLC). This survey was attended by 16,000 people across the European Union, which have been asked questions about their language skills and their position in relation to of foreign language learning. The results are summarized here briefly. Foreign languages known Language knowledge of Europeans Mother tongue This section shows the mother tongues of the respondents. In most countries where there is a single national language, it is the mother tongue of 94% -97% of respondents. The exceptions are Greece (98.7%), Italy (99.2%), and Portugal (100%). In Luxembourg, the Luxembourg is a foreign language for 19.5% of respondents; in the Netherlands, Dutch is a foreign language for 5.1%; in Sweden, Swedish is a foreign language for 4.8%; In Austria, German is a foreign language for 3.7% of respondents. Graphs The countries with the...
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...and the abacus. Modern computers are very different from early computers. They are now very powerful machines that are able to do billions of calculations every second. Most people have used a personal computer in their home or at work. Computers are useful for many different jobs where automatic tasks are useful. Some examples are controlling traffic lights, vehicle computers, security systems, Washing machines and Digital Televisions. A person (called a user) can control a computer by telling it to do things. Some ways of controlling a computer are with a keyboard, mouse, buttons, touch screen. Some very new computers can also be controlled with voice commands or hand gestures. Computers can be designed to do anything with information. Computers are used to control factories, which in the past were controlled by humans. They are also in homes, where they are used for things such as listening to music, reading the news, and writing. Modern computers are electronic machines. A computer is only useful if it has both hardware and software. Hardware is the physical parts the computer is made of - for example keyboard, mouse, screen, tower, and the circuits inside it. Software is the computer programs (mathematical instructions). The software uses the hardware, when the user gives it instructions and changing it in to useful output. Many modern computers do billions of calculations each second. They do mathematical arithmetic very quickly but computers do not really "think"...
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...today’s occupations. That is because it makes finding specific occupations easy and is very informative. O*NET also contains a 60 question “O*NET interest profiler” process which can be used to help guide users to potential careers (O*NET). It could be used as a useful tool in conducting job analysis, and a useful tool for HR personal. Given that “The O*NET program is a primary source of occupational information and it contains information on hundreds of standardized and occupation-specific descriptors” (O*NET) I was able to find the comprehensive information about the position I searched. Finding the information was very easy and I must say that I really enjoyed how well the website is working, it is very user friendly and within few clicks I found out every little bit of info that I was looking for. The information provided about my occupation was on point and very comprehensive and I was little bit shocked how many little things is included in this particular job description. I mean at my last job I did lots of different things related to this position, but thanks to this website “O*net” I realized what skills are crucial in that position and how long is the list of all other things that make someone a recruiter. The occupations suggested by O*NET are very accurate because it matches skills, personality traits, and interest. For example, I believe my strongest side is that I am a very conventional person. Therefore, the list of occupations I got was that I could use...
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...Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases 1 Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases Project Gutenberg's Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases, by Greenville Kleiser This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org Title: Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases A Practical Handbook Of Pertinent Expressions, Striking Similes, Literary, Commercial, Conversational, And Oratorical Terms, For The Embellishment Of Speech And Literature, And The Improvement Of The Vocabulary Of Those Persons Who Read, Write, And Speak English Author: Greenville Kleiser Release Date: May 10, 2006 [EBook #18362] Language: English Character set encoding: ASCII *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK FIFTEEN THOUSAND USEFUL PHRASES *** Produced by Don Kostuch [Transcriber's Notes] Original "misspellings" such as "fulness" are unchanged. Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases Unfamiliar (to me) words are defined on the right side of the page in square brackets. For example: abstemious diet [abstemious = Eating and drinking in moderation.] The blandness of contemporary (2006) speech would be relieved by the injection of some of these gems: "phraseological quagmire" "Windy speech which hits all around the mark like a drunken carpenter." [End Transcriber's Notes] BY GRENVILLE KLEISER HOW TO BUILD MENTAL POWER...
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...information using an additional layer of meta data that you normally don’t see. It provides access to site and topic specific results based on using tags in your searches (it requires a little practice to learn, but provides some highly useful results.) Autopager Allows you to automatically load results from the next page… and the next (into infinity.) When using sites like Google you can see 10 to 10,000 results to search for specific items hidden well beyond page one of the results. Fireshot Allows you to take screenshots and has dozens of very useful features.When used for competitive intelligence it allows you to quickly gather visual records and note them. Firebug A development tool that allows you to see the code structure for any web page. Very useful for finding software vendors who provide different platform capabilities to your competitors. Scrapbook Add visual bookmarks into a catalog that can be tagged and categorized. Competitive Intelligence professionals can quickly sort reference sites and create visual archives for team collaboration. List Open URLs https://addons.mozilla.org/En-us/firefox/addon/list-open-urls/ When you have multiple tabs open on your browser this saves all the URLs to a text file. Very useful for opening 5 to 25 tabs on a research project and documenting the list of source sites for later reference. HR ORIENTED TOOLS LinkedIn http://linkedin.com If you don’t use Linkedin for competitive and market intelligence you...
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