...1. Genius- imi plange inima 2. As xx- inima te cheama 3. Non stop- in urma ta 4. Non stop-vreau sa pleci 5. Non stop-esti fata care-mi place 6. Non stop-te iubesc 7. N&d- nu ma lasa 8. N&d- nu vreau sa te pierd 9. N&d- niciodata 10. N&d-am gresit 11. N&d- ma faci sa te iert 12. N&d- nu vreau sa plang 13. Blondy – ai gresit 14. Blondy-te-am iubit 15. Blondy-nu meriti dragostea mea 16. Blondy-numele tau 17. Catalin arabu-ya ghaieb 18. Blony-iubeste-ma bine 19. Akcent- ti-am promis 20. Accent-dragoste de inchiriat 21. Accent-buchet de trandafiri 22. Accent-prima iubire 23. O-zone- dragostea din tei 24. O-zone-ma inec in ochii tai 25. O-zone – de ce plang chitarele 26. O-zone-despre tine 27. O-zone-oriunde ai fi 28. 3SE- cu capu in nori 29. 3SE-poveste de dragoste 30. 3SE-de dorul tau 31. 3SE-n-ai avut curaj 32. 3SE-te voi pierde 33. 3Se-na-i crezut in mine 34. 3SE-vreau sa te uit 35. 3SE-te plac 36. 3SE-imi plac ochii tai 37. 3SE-fara ea 38. 3SE-arati perfect 39. 3SE-cand soarele rasare 40. 3SE-de dorul tau 41. 3SE-amintirile 42. Costi –cate nopti am plans 43. L.a –ochii tai 44. L.a-bate bate inima 45. L.a-toata viata mea 46. L.a-de vei pleca din viata mea 47. L.a-vino la mine 48. L.a-un sarut 49. L.a-au inima mea 50. Sweet kiss – alin 51. Sweet kiss- floare...
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...A Search for “One Amazing Thing” in my life…. Aravind Karthikeyan Being involved with selling books in a premium stall as in like penquin, it is indeed a great privilege that one can delight himself through swimming in that pool of literature and exploring ways to develop various patterns of thinking and such a privilege was a gift for me, in this book fair time. Whenever time stretched me an opportunity to take a long breathe as in a rest, I always wanted to feel my breath through a book which gets me something to cherish while I engage back to my work. Such was a day when my fingers floated over the neatly and ergonomically stacked books, it stuck between two piles, Ooops! My mind did not reject me to stop for a look, I found my little finger trapped between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Chitra Divakarunni. Suddenly did I notice the beautiful cover of the book on which rest of my four fingers relaxed, none other than the elegant greenish metallic cover of “One Amazing Thing” by Chitra Divakarunni. Even though, I had no time to browse through, I felt as though It was my fingers’ gift for my mind the particular day. I started reading through the pages which smelled reminding me a soothing nostalgia. I read a few pages first, finding it simple and realistic. The work focuses on few very unique people who meet each other in the Consulate for Visa matters between USA and India and how they share each other in a beautiful manner of narration; regarding just ONE amazing thing in their...
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...are either wrong or right. Am not saying marriage is excluded but my pioint is that it is not just about you getting hooked to someone but it concerns your entire lfe . In life we make lot od decisions. Some make them out of fear and anxiety, some out of circumstances surrounding them, some out of familys advice or even friends etc. While some make decisions actually from the lords counsel, persnal view and so many too numerous to mention. Therefore i saw it important to write on this subject matter i tittled 'BEFORE I SAY I DO'. What are the thoughts that flies through our mind when we are about to make decisions, do we really seek the lords idea or we just heard some fake voice from friends, family members or even our personal view and ooops we take the bold step. And when we fail we either feel depress or put the blame on whoever gave us their opinion. This accusation could be eliminated only if we obey some vital principles am about to list down which will be able to lead us into our desire, sustain us there and make us avoid mistakes as we go on with our lives. First, we talk about four(4) vital questions that we ask our selves befor saying the hrase 'i do' to any area of life weather marriage, career or anything at all, in as much it has to do with making of decisions. These questions include; WHAT DO I UNDERSTAND ABOUT WHAT AM ABOUT TO DO? Do i really have enough and strong foundation for this deision i am about to take or am i just having a soft mind towards a hard decison...
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...Functional Dependency is mainly known as Normalization. Professor Codd in 1970 was the first person to define it. There are three steps to this dependency. Normalization is used to eliminate the three types of anomalies which are insertion, deletion and update anomalies. The three normalization are what a database can suffer from. They also define what the database is about because of all the work that goes into it. The Insertion Anomaly is when some of the data cannot be added into the database. There are just certain areas of the database where information just cannot be added or else it would mess up the system or get you a big (OOOPS). Update an0omaly is when there is redundancy going on in the database which will cause changes to everything that is in the database. Instead of change one information and the database changing all of them, a person has to go and do it one step at a time. Deletion anomaly is deleting of some data that causes other information to be lost or deleted. Example -1. Assume the following relation Student-courses (Sid:pk, Sname, Phone, Courses-taken) Where attribute Sid is the primary key, Sname is student name, Phone is student's phone number and Courses-taken is a table contains course-id, course-description, credit hours and grade for each course taken by the student. More precise definition of table Course-taken is : Course-taken (Course-id:pk, Course-description, Credit-hours, Grade) According to the definition of first normal form relation...
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...Islam ------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Bottom of Form Quiz Results | Your score: | 2.00 of 10.00 | Passing score: | 8.50 (85.00%) | Elapsed time: | 00:55 | | Quiz Feedback | Question 1- During negotiations your counterpart keeps saying 'inshaAllah' (God willing) to each of your requests. What should you do?------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Answer choices | Correct | Your choice | Users statistics | Accept the 'inshaAllah' mentality | | | 38% | Demand some firm commitments | | | 9% | Repeat the phrase but try and establish some concrete agreements | | | 53% | This question was answered 453 times | Your score: 0 | Bottom of FormQuestion 2 - On which day would you expect to get least business done in Muslim Countries? Answer choices | Correct | Your choice | Users statistics | Friday | | | 61% | Saturday | | | 23% | Sunday | | | 15% | This question was answered 453 times | Your score: 0 | ------------------------------------------------- Top of FormBottom of FormQuestion 3-When greeting a Muslim woman which of these should you do?------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Answer choices | Correct | Your choice | Users statistics | Wait for her to extend a hand before shaking hands | | | 56% | Shake hands to avoid the possibility of causing offense | | | 9% | Not greet her as this will cause her to lose face | | | 34% | ...
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...Chapter 1 (Alexandria’s POV) Pagmulat ng aking mga mata, tumingin agad ako sa aking orasan na nakapatong sa maliit na la mesa sa tabi ng aking kama. “Shete! Mahuhuli na ako sa aking klase.” Pasado alas syete na ng umaga ng ako ay nagising. Unang araw pa naman ng aking college life. Ayaw ko malate. Naligo ako ng mabilis at hindi na nakakain ng almusal. Wala na kong oras para maghanda ng aking kakainin. Mag isa lamang ako sa aking tirahan sapagkat malayo ang aming probinsiya. Kaya eto ako, sa aking maliit na apartment. Pagkatapos kong mag gayak ay kaagad akong nagmadali pagpasok. Salamat sa diyos, dahil walking distance lamang ang school na aking papasukan, ang MIT (Mapua Institute of Technology). Architecture ang kinukuha kong kurso. Habang ako ay naglalakad papuntang eskwelahan ay ang daming bagay ang pumapasok sa aking isipan. “Ano kaya ang mangyayari sa akin ngayong araw na ito?” Wag naman sana akong malasin o mapahiya. Sana ay may makilala agad akong mga kaibigan para hindi ako nag iisa at upang hindi ako malungkot. Ayoko matawag na “loner” at “forever alone”. Pagkadating ko sa school ay kinakabahan pa rin ako. Tiningnan ko sa aking generated schedule kung saang room ang una kong pupuntahan. Hinanap ko ang aking room na papasukan. Pag pasok sa silid aralan, wala pa naman yung propesor at tahimik at ng karamihan dahil hindi pa namin kilala ang isa’t isa. Umupo ako sa bakanteng upuan sa may likod. Algebra ang subject namin ngayon, pero siguradong hindi pa kami mag kaklase dahil...
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...Qualitative Evaluation Techniques How to quickly evaluate prototypes by observing people’s use of them How specific methods can help you discover what a person is thinking about as they are using your system Qualitative methods for usability evaluation Qualitative: • produces a description, usually in non-numeric terms • may be subjective Methods • Introspection – by designer – by users • Direct observation – simple observation – think-aloud – constructive interaction • Query – interviews (structured and retrospective) – surveys and questionnaires Evan Golub / Ben Bederson / Saul Greenberg 1 Introspection Method Evan Golub / Ben Bederson / Saul Greenberg Introspection Method: Designer The designer tries the system (or prototype) out (a walkthrough of the systems screens and features) • does the system “feel right”? • most common evaluation method Problems –not reliable as completely subjective –not valid as “introspector” is a non-typical user Intuitions and introspection are often wrong! Evan Golub / Ben Bederson / Saul Greenberg 2 Introspection Method: User Conceptual Model Extraction • Show the users low-fidelity prototypes or screenshots of medium-fidelity prototypes (user-centered walkthrough). • Ask the user to explain what each screen element does or represents as well as how they would attempt to perform individual tasks. • This allows us to gain insight as to a user’s initial perception of our interface and the mental model they might...
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...Deeq Arab July, 22 2008 Eng 102 Tuesday-Thursday 12:30-1:50 Mr. Chris Anderson Death Penalty Death penalty is one of the rules mankind practiced it for long times since the early ages of men there has been the death penalty in one way or another. The death penalty has created a lot of argument between people. In the United States the use of capital punishment was famous in the early 1950s executing nearly 100per year. After the 50s supporter started to weaken and in time it went down and came up. In any issue some people will go for it, some will not. In this case of death penalty some people believe that if you take a life you are a menace to society and should be banished from this earth. On the other hand some believe that life is valuable and no one is applicable to take a life other than the creator of life. The critics of the death penalty say practicing these activities such as the death penalty give respect and harmony to murders who take life by force. After all we are humans and our minds are the mother of different ideas, views and arguments. Is the death penalty just? Pro Supporters say there is no better punishment for a person who takes a life other than the death penalty. Majority of supporters of death penalty relied on Holy Scriptures which most of them state that a human life is worth a human life. that is the right justice. It’s cruel and inhuman practice but the person that commits the murder didn’t think about it when he/she were in charge...
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...Cognitive Linguistic and Idioms General considerations about cognitive linguistics Cognitive linguistics is a new approach to the study of language which emerged in the late seventies and early eighties and interprets linguistic knowledge as part of general cognition and thinking. This new contemporary study that argues that language is governed by general cognitive principles, rather than by a special –purpose language module, is therefore associated with semantics, but is distinct from psycholinguistics, which draws upon empirical findings from cognitive psychology in order to explain the mental processes that underlie the acquisition and storage of speech. The most influential linguists working along these lines and focusing on cognitive principles were Charles Fillmore, Wallace Chafe, George Lakoff, Dirk Geeraerts, Roland Langacker and Leonard Talmy. The most important assumption shared by all these researchers is that meaning is so central to language that it must be a primary focus of study. Linguistic structures serve the function of expressing meanings and thus, the mapping between meaning and form are a prime subject of linguistic analysis. In The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics, Dirk Geerates stated : “ Cognitive Linguistics is the study of language in its cognitive function, where cognitive refers to the crucial role of intermediate informational structures in our encounters with the world. Cognitive Linguistics is cognitive in the same way that cognitive...
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...在和老师同学说话的时候，语气词只要使用中文的再配合上面目表情，大家也就都会了 解。可是写email啊，短信啊，网上聊天啊，就麻烦了。我只会很简单的几个，剩下的，都不会，不能好好的表达自己的语气了，于是，依然为了方便自己，从 各个网站帖子转发上来英语语气词。重复不管，错误不管， 格式不管。= =。。。我只知道VV是个不负责任的转帖的童鞋。 英语拟声词和惊叹词 表达的感情或感觉或当时的情景 Ho 哦 Ah! 羡慕，满意 Aha! 满意，愉快，胜利 Ahem! 唤起注意 Alas! 遗憾，悲痛，不幸 Bah! 轻蔑，厌恶 Brrr! 寒冷 Darn!(Darn it!) 愤怒，失望 Eeeek! 害怕 For goodness sake! 惊奇，害怕 Gad! 惊奇，不赞同 Gee! 惊奇，赞美 God!(Good god! Great God! 惊奇，恐惧 My God! Oh, God!) Good gracious! 惊奇，恼怒 Goodness! 惊奇，害怕，恼怒 Gosh! 惊奇 Heaven forbid! 惊奇，害怕 Heaven help me! 惊奇，害怕 (Good) Heavens! 惊奇，害怕 Help! 求助 Hey! 惊奇，喜悦，疑问，或唤起注意 Hmmm! 思考 Ho(a)! 惊奇，满足，喜悦或唤起注意 I’ll be darned! 惊奇 Jesus(Christ)! 不满意，失望，痛苦，惊恐 Look out! 警告 Mmmm! 品尝满意 Mercy! 惊奇 Mercy me! 惊奇 My! 惊奇，羡慕 My,my! 惊奇 My goodness! 惊奇，害怕 My word! 惊奇 Oh! 惊奇，诧异，害怕，疼痛 Oh, boy! 激动，惊奇，惊喜（男女都可说） Oh, dear! 惊奇 Oh,my! 惊奇，羡慕 Oh, no! 害怕，惊奇，失望 Oho! 惊奇 Oh-oh! 遇到不顺心的事 Ouch 疼痛 Ow! 疼痛 Oh, well! 无可奈何 Psst! 唤起注意 Say! 唤起注意，或想起什么 Shit! 愤怒，厌恶，沮丧 Thank God! 宽慰，感谢 Thank goodness! 感谢 Tsk-tsk! 不赞同 Tut-tut! 不满，不耐烦 Ugh! 厌恶 Unbelievable! 惊讶 Watch it! 警告 Watch out! 警告 Well! 惊奇，宽慰 Well, I never! 惊奇，愤怒 Well,well! 惊奇 Whew! 如释重负 Whoopee! 高兴 Whoop! 欣喜，兴奋，或因手脚笨拙而感到尴尬 Wow! 诧异，惊讶，羡慕，快乐 Yuck 厌恶 ============================================================================================== Ah! 羡慕，满意 Aha! 满意，愉快，胜利 Ahem! / ə'hem / 唤起注意, 用咳嗽来引起注意,或表示怀疑 e.g. Ahem, I wonder if I can raise this problem with you now. 呃哼，我现在能否向您提及这问题。 Alas! [ ə'læs ] 唉, 遗憾，悲痛，不幸 e.g. Alas! He missed the train...
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...Elmer Ito ay bayan ni juan Hindi bayan ni run Dumating pa sa puntong Ang braso ay may bayanihan Bago magkalimutan Wag magsapilitan Walang papalitan Hindi 'to katatawanan ( chorus ) Wag kang maniniwala sa paligid mo (Hindi lahat ay totoo) Mga naririnig at nakikita mo (Isa-isang isipin 'to) Piliin mo ang iniidolo (Mga ginagawa't binibigkas) Dahil pag-usad ay hindi ganun kadulas Kung ika'y makata sa pinas Kamusta ka na idol Ako nga pala si Elmer Ikaw ang aking idol Ang idol ko na rapper Mula nang marinig ko Ang kanta mong simpleng tao Ako ay nabaliw nung Nilabas mo pa yung lando May bago ka bang album Penge naman ng kopya Meron ako nung luma Ang kaso nga lang pirata Sumusulat din ako Marunong din akong mag rap Gusto mo ipadinig ko sa'yo Wag kang kukurap Di lang ikaw ang idol ko Pati rin yung stickfiggas ...
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...A night at the University by, Noor Ashiqin bt Jusoff Albar Qurratu’aini bt Noorzam Khoo Chui Choo Effarizan Hassan Prologue: The sudden sounds of breaking twigs on the ground made the three friends shiver in fear. It has never crossed their minds that they would end up getting stuck alone in their University at that time of hour. Ironically, they used to stay in the abandoned hostel not far away from where they are and be roaming the grounds as though they lived the land for generations long. “Of all days” Muffy puffed “your car just HAD to break down today.” The loudest of the group complained. The chatterbox felt a jolt to her heart when she saw a moving figure walking straight down their direction. A human like figure, darkened by the night, walked slowly and swayed step by step closer to them. “Muffy…,” Ezan trembled in the small voice, tugging Muffy’s shirt signalling her to be cautious. “Guys, maybe we should turn back,” Que said alarmingly at the sight of the silhouette. The three friends stopped in their steps, allowing the cold damp night air to sweep across their cheeks. Their hearts pounded like the stomping of horse hooves during a race. Their fingers cold as ice and faces white as sheet making neither of them bolder than the other. “ARE YOU ALSO LOST?!” Muffy exclaimed. Que and Ezan jumped at the sound of her shout. “Muffy! Are you insane?” Que said alarmed. “You can’t just say anything to it!” Ezan said terrified. “You will...
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...Name: Shady Elkholy Student ID: 11005950 Module Name: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Leadership Module Code: MN5002 Assessment 3: Tutor name: Katy Roberts Table of Contents Introduction 3 The purpose of the report 3 Discussion of the theory 3 Research Question 3 Methodology 4 Data collection method 4 Ethical considerations 4 Analysis and Findings 5 Extension to his personality 5 Need for Independence 5 Need for achievement 6 Growth Orientation 6 Innovation and pro-activity and risk taking 6 Conclusion 7 Appendices 8 Appendix A – Coding 8 Appendix B – The Transcript for the interview 14 Appendix C: Interview consent form 29 References 29 Introduction The purpose of the report This report aims to identify whether Oshi Okomilo the Founder and Managing Director of Guestlist is an entrepreneur or a business owner according to the theories on entrepreneurialism. Oshi Okomilo is the managing director for Guestlist which he describe it in his own words with the multimedia platform dedicated to spreading positive vibrations across the planet in various ways. Discussion of the theory There is an example for Smith and Miner (1983) that was cited at (Wagener et Al, 2010) distinguishing between the traits of an ‘opportunistic’ entrepreneur and ‘craftsman’ entrepreneur where the opportunistic one had a business strategy that promotes innovation and expansion, while the craftsman was more interested in the maintaining the status...
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...BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS Why do bookkeeping? Bookkeeping has two primary functions: to provide you with information that will allow preparation of tax reports, and to provide information that will help you manage your business, see trends and implement changes. Satisfying the tax requirements is how many small businesses organize this function within their company. I would rather see you focus on the management information systems, and make sure they do the job for the taxman. The keeping of timely and accurate financial records is imperative if any business is to succeed. You want to set up a system that is as simple as possible, yet acquires the necessary information to help you better manage the business. Over time, you will learn to read your financial reports so that at a glance you can determine how you are doing, and look at making changes which will correct those things that you are not comfortable with. Should I hire an accountant? This depends on what your skills, time availability, and complexity of the business you are starting. In general, most all business should be using the services of a tax advisor or accountant for some matters. The tax codes change rapidly, and keeping up with all the changes and provisions make it difficult to be a do-it-yourselfer in this area. You can do much of the work yourself, and then have an accountant review and make recommendations. Another approach is to use the services of an accountant to begin, and...
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...Clean Code Robert C. Martin Series The mission of this series is to improve the state of the art of software craftsmanship. The books in this series are technical, pragmatic, and substantial. The authors are highly experienced craftsmen and professionals dedicated to writing about what actually works in practice, as opposed to what might work in theory. You will read about what the author has done, not what he thinks you should do. If the book is about programming, there will be lots of code. If the book is about managing, there will be lots of case studies from real projects. These are the books that all serious practitioners will have on their bookshelves. These are the books that will be remembered for making a difference and for guiding professionals to become true craftsman. Managing Agile Projects Sanjiv Augustine Agile Estimating and Planning Mike Cohn Working Effectively with Legacy Code Michael C. Feathers Agile Java™: Crafting Code with Test-Driven Development Jeff Langr Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# Robert C. Martin and Micah Martin Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices Robert C. Martin Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship Robert C. Martin UML For Java™ Programmers Robert C. Martin Fit for Developing Software: Framework for Integrated Tests Rick Mugridge and Ward Cunningham Agile Software Development with SCRUM Ken Schwaber and Mike Beedle Extreme Software Engineering: A Hands on Approach Daniel H. Steinberg...
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