...Write a jQuery script to design 8x8 matrix format with color black and white. It should seem like Chess Board. Need a button with a label Reverse. All div color should be changed from black to white and white to black. 2. Write a jQuery script to design 2 div element in the page. Show big text in those div's and you will get scroll bar. If I move right side scroll bar then left side div scroll bar need to move along with the rite. As well vice verse. 3. Write a jQuery script(toggle) to design menu as below mentioned a) Fruits Banana Mango Jackfruit b) Vegetables Brinjal Bumpkin Snake Guard c) Oil Gingelly Sun Flower Groundnut Initially, all menu should be non-expand mode except Title menu. If I am click Fruits Title, should expand the menus are avail under it. Rest of all non-expand. 4. Write a jQuery script to search a text in the paragraph. Provide a text field and search button below to the paragraph. Highlight all the words in yellow colors once found when search button clicked. 5. Write a jQuery script to design 8x8 matrix format with color black and white. It should seem like Chess Board. Provide buttons like first, last, Odd and Even. When you click first button, first div should be changed highlighted with color yellow and border should be in red color. Like wise, do the same for last, odd and even button clicked. 6. Write a jQuery script to design an UI form for retailing customer and it should contain below information ...
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...You have been with Zaird & Associates for approximately three months and are completing your work on the BizCaz audit. BizCaz produces pullover knit shirts to address the business casual market for both men and women. Although your experience has been limited, an unexpected staff resignation has resulted in your working directly with the engagement's in-charge senior on inventory. This has been a learning experience for you, because you have helped perform various tests of controls which may be summarized as indicating that internal control over inventory (including the perpetual records) seems strong. It is your impression that those tests resulted in a decrease in substantive procedures, thereby allowing a particularly efficient audit. At the beginning of the audit, Jan Wheeler, the in-charge senior, told you that the management team of BizCaz has always been helpful and friendly. Throughout the audit you have found the situation to be as good as described. In fact, BizCaz allows each auditor to purchase up to three shirts at a particularly attractive price of $12 per shirt, the cost for which employees may purchase shirts. The shirts have a market value of $50, although the direct labor and material costs of each shirt are only $10. Near the conclusion of the audit, after you and the other three staff members paid the controller and told him your sizes, he walked to the warehouse, removed 12 shirts from the appropriate piles, and brought them out. That evening you gave...
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...to be completed after he viewed the product. All the people had to complete the questionnaire, where they could give their opinion on the product and also ways of improving the product. The feedback which I got from the target audience is that the product overall is educational and that the information given on each page was the right amount. The users also commented on the videos, they believed that the videos form the techniques section was a good idea of for the users to actually visualize the shot and that they will be more likely to understand how to do the shots and will be able to do it themselves. Another user also commented on the rollover buttons which are on the menu page; they thought that it was an interesting feature to the product. Also they said that the navigation of the product was easy as I had every button on each page which made it easy for them to look at different pages without them going back to the menu page. Improvements to be made from the feedback: One of the test users stated out that I have included a smash shot on the introduction animation; however, I didn’t include this particular shot on the techniques page. I will include a page which gives information about the smash shot; this is because the user who stated out the error is a professional badminton player and wrote that this is shot is the shots which are used in badminton. I will include relevant information about the forehand smash and backhand smash and also I will...
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...The Faboulus Button Sister The fabulous button sisters The fabulous button sisters are a story about two friends, Karen and Michelle, where the story is told from Karen´s perspective. Karen is living at home with her mother and father, while Michelle is living with her aunt, and as Michelle claims it´s because of her mother´s attempt to get into Hollywood. The two friends are more or less doing everything together. Summary: Karen and Michelle are preparing for a party, where Michelle suggests them both to dress up with the theme of chocolate buttons - “the fabulous button sisters”. Michelle has already decided that she wants to be white and Karen should be the ordinary one – the brown one. Michelle tells Karen, that she is taken the risk to stand out and be special, while Karen only will blend in unnoticed. Before the story gets to the night of the party, we simply get a closer insight on the relationship between Karen and Michelle. Like the various ideas that Michelle has, for example that they only should eat one color of food at every meal. At the night of the party, Michelle calls Karen and says that she should meet her on the corner in ten minutes. When Karen arrives, she sees Michelle wearing some other clothes than they had agreed. This confuses Karen because they had made an agreement on what to wear. The story ends with Michelle moving to her mother in “Hollywood” where she sends letters to Karen, but Karen finds out that the letters are from Birmingham...
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...Hoods became popular in Britain a lot earlier than most people would think, stretching all the way back to the middle ages where many outdoor workers wore hooded capes in order to protect themselves from harsh weather conditions, these were often called ‘chaperones’. They were also frequent in early Christian Monasticism, the greater majority of the devotees to the Christian faith at this time sported robes that had large hoods attached to them. These are different examples of how far back we have been attaching hoods to our clothing for varied reasons, it is clear however that before the 20th century the main reasons for wearing a hood were associated with the weather; e.g. peasantry working outdoors. The trend of hoods acting as a worker’s utility lasted many years, and eventually, in the early 20th century, the modern day ‘hoodie’ was born. ‘Champion’, the American clothing company began creating hooded sweatshirts for workers and athletes in order to protect them from cold weather. The following quote from a Rolling Stone article exploring similar themes explains the theory behind Champion’s creation; ‘Employees at cold-storage warehouses and tree surgeons working through the winter were calling for a garment that would provide more warmth than their long underwear. Meanwhile Champion was working directly with high schools to determine their apparel needs, eventually making big double-thickness hooded sweatshirts that football and track athletes wore on the sidelines in...
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...The Zipper has been used all throughout the United States and the world since 1893. It has become a part of our everyday lives and has impacted our way of life. We have used the zipper on a multiple number of clothing and on objects. It will progress over the years making the zipper easier and more accessible in the future. The zipper has been part of our world for many years and will continue to be used in everyday life. On August 19, 1893; Whitcomb Judson invented the zipper. At first he called it the “clasp locker”. Whitcomb Judson was from Chicago, Illinois. There he presented his invention at the Chicago World Fair. From there, he and Lewis Walker founded the Universal Fastener Company. In 1909 Judson died before his invention became a great hit. Gideon Sundback improved on Judson’s work. Sundback called it the “Hookless 2”. In 1913, Sundback improved the “Hookless 2” by putting more teeth onto the fabric. Due to the increase on teeth, the zipper became stronger and more efficient. Sundback sold the “Hookless 2” to the United States Army. From there in 1923, B.F. Goodrich gave the invention the name the zipper. The invention, the zipper, is used to hold two pieces of fabric or two pieces of material together. The actual definition of the zipper is; a device consisting of two flexible strips of metal or plastic with interlocking projections, closed or opened by pulling a slide along them, used to fasten garments, bags, and other items. Most people will or has use a zipper...
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...1. Compositional Theories of Art Composition: An orderlyarrangement of elements using the principles of design. 2. Rule of Thirds Imagine a grid that splits the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally. Place the subject along those gridlines. The intersections of the lines are especially compelling places to position your subject.The Biglen Brothers Racing (1873) Thomas Eakins 3. Rule of Thirds Imagine a grid that splits the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally. Place the subject along those gridlines. The intersections of the lines are especially compelling places to position your subject.The Biglen Brothers Racing (1873) Thomas Eakins 4. The GoldenRectangleBased on theGolden Ratio,aka the DivineProportion, amathematicallydevelopedformula,observed oftenin nature andapplied toarchitecture andin art. 5. The Mona Lisa (1503-1519) Leonardo da Vinci 6. The Rule of Odds Having an odd number of things in a composition means your eye and brain cant pair them up or group them easily. Theres somehow always one thing left over, which keeps your eyes moving across the composition.Portrait of Charles I, King of England (1635-1636) Anthony van Dyck 7. Leading Lines Lines that guide a viewer’s eyes around, or through, the artwork are called leading lines.Provencher’s Mill at Moret (1883) Alfred Sisley 8. Strong Diagonal A strong diagonal is a form of a leading line. It can transform a boring composition into a dynamic one.Portrait of Dr....
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...Prelude to a Kiss took place during the spring and summer in the late 1980s. The costumes that were worn reflected the time period and the season. The costumes were not futuristic or from the past, but rather fairly modern clothes. They were clothes that you might see someone wearing today. Since the play took place in the summer and spring, none of the costumes included anything heavy, such as coats or winter clothes. The costumes gave clues about the characters personalities and lives. The costumes were appropriate for each character. Mr. Boyle wore a suit, which reflected that he was a working man from the middle to upper class. Mrs. Boyle’s costume was that of a mother. The costume was not revealing and she was always put together. The old man, who was played by a female, had special effect makeup on which made the character of the old man look very real. The makeup made the actor look bald and wrinkly. Without the makeup, the character of the old man would not have been as believable and lifelike. The guests at the bar all had on costumes that were appropriate for night life. For example, the women at the bar were all dressed in dresses or skirts and heals. At the wedding, the characters costumes were all appropriate wedding attire, such as suits and dresses. Rita wore a typical long white wedding dress and had a bouquet of flowers. The minister seemed to be somewhat of a hippie or free spirit and her costume reflected on her personality. She had on a flowing shirt and...
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...Applying Usability Concepts Project Report Executive Summary Following our contextual design project, for the purposes of recruitment, we have prototyped the interview screens in the iPad application. More importantly, the mobility gained by the use of AnyBot amplifies the benefits of the application as a whole as well. We have attempted to use technologies and apply Norman’s concepts on usability to produce an interview session as close as possible to the natural way of interviewing another person. Selected Focus Areas from project “Recruitment Tool – Intelliview” We have selected the following 2 focus areas from our contextual design project to prototype for usability purposes: Focus Area#1: Record Answers & Ratings (for a specific question) 1. (Interviewer) Select a question, and ask the candidate 2. (Candidate) Answer question using the AnyBot 3. (Interviewer) Enters a summary of the candidates answer in the iPad 4. (Interviewer) Enters a rating of the candidates answer in the iPad for the particular question 5. (Interviewer) Select next question from list, to ask the next question 6. (Interviewer) Select Add new question to record a colleague’s question Focus Area#2: Add questions from colleagues 1. (Interviewer) Adds a new question one of the colleagues asked the candidate, driving the AnyBot to the iPad application 2. (Interviewer) Add answers and rating to the new question in the iPad application 3. (Interviewer) Select next question from list...
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...(If you are accessing this via the web: FIRST, select → [File] → [Save As] → Then select somewhere to save it, usually your Floppy A or your Desktop) Then re-open this file using Microsoft Word ------------------------------------------------------------------ Instructions on how to insert the text of the speech: 1. Start typing after “I. ” 2. When you have completed all the information on that line hit [Enter] 3. Use the [Increase Indent] [pic] – it is a button on the toolbar located on top right of the screen. You can continue using increase indent to go to a new lower level as many times as it is needed. After you have typed each line hit [Enter] i. You use the button next to it, [Decrease Indent] [pic] to return to main point, or a higher outline level. ii. Note- If you do not see these buttons, go to [View] – [Toolbars] – [Formatting] 4. After you have completed each main point, start with the next section by clicking behind the next main point (II., III.). Just delete any unneeded text or numbering in each section. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Student's Name R110 - Section No. ??? Date Instructor's Name Title of Speech -- (optional) Specific Purpose: ??? Central Idea: ??? |LEFT COLUMN |MIDDLE COLUMN |RIGHT COLUMN | |label speech functions |content...
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...AC1110568Assignment 01 In the early 1800 clothing was made by hand, families sewed their pants, shirt and dresses using a needle and thread. But in 1866 Elias Howe changed all that he came up with another way to make clothes. Elias Howe patented the first practical sewing machine this sewing machine make the industry come back on his original invention made it possible for man production of clothing on a much larger scale that ever been possible with hand stitching. The impact of the sewing machine on the economy is huge. Specifically the sewing machine greatly impacted the textile industry and women. Because women were the ones working in the textile mills they were the ones to use the machine, however some believed that this would infringe on their craft as skilled seamstresses. Others thought this to be a wonder and felt it freed them to pursue other things rather than sit home and sew clothes. In some way the women working with the machines gained a new skill, and were seen as important for the industry. The sewing machine allowed clothing to become a mass produced item which increased the social acceptance of the sewing machine. Besides the commercial sewing machine, the household machine became very popular when it became electric. If you had electric in your home you could have a sewing machine and it was even easier and faster than the hand powered models. The sewing machine also helped other industries grow, for example the need for large quantities of thread...
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...The Fabulous Button Sisters Summery: In this short story we meet Karen and Michelle who are preparing for a party, where Michelle suggests them both to dress up with the theme of chocolate buttons - “the fabulous button sisters”. Michelle has already decided that she wants to be white and Karen should be the ordinary one – the brown one. Michelle tells Karen, that she is taken the risk to stand out and be special, while Karen only will blend in unnoticed. Before the story gets to the night of the party, we simply get a closer insight on the relationship between Karen and Michelle. Like the various ideas that Michelle has, for example that they only should eat one color of food at every meal. At the night of the party, Michelle calls Karen and says that she should meet her on the corner in ten minutes. When Karen arrives, she sees Michelle wearing some other clothes than they had agreed. This confuses Karen because they had made an agreement on what to wear. The story ends with Michelle moving to her mother in “Hollywood” where she sends letters to Karen, but Karen finds out that the letters are from Birmingham in England, not from Hollywood in USA. And when Karen stops replying, the letters stops coming. Characterize Karen is a quite ordinary but also a bit quiet and perhaps unsecure teenager. This shows through Karen´s actions when she agrees in doing everything Michelle tells her to do. No matter what idea Michelle comes up with and no matter how little Karen understands...
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...add 9 buttons on your form using tools. Select button then delete the text from properties (i.e. button1, button2).Actually we want no text on buttons. Now, Put a label on your form set back color according to your wish (here I choose sky-blue color from properties), set text align to middle center and set text to "Turn”. Actually we are creating a box for showing the player's Turn. Add Another Label below above label. Remove text from it, leave it blank. Give it name="display turn”. Now our Application looks something like that. Now doing the same above method, I have created a Scorecard for player1 and player2.I give name playerscore1 and playerscore2 for the labels as shown in figure. I am creating this game for 2 person so, I supposed here Player1 symbol="X" and Player2 Symbol="O".Now I want when player1 click it gives "X" symbol on button. After his turn when Player2 click on button then it show "O" on another button. Double click on button1 and add the code given below. Collapse | Copy Code void Button1Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if(click1==0) { if(turn%2!=0) { button1.Text="X"; } else { button1.Text="O"; } turn++; click1++; } else { button1.Text=button1.Text; } display(); checkit(); } I have created int turn=1(help us in finding turn),int click1=0(for checking if button is pressed more than one times). When Player click on button, it checks...
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...static final int DEAD=13; // amount of errors till loss private int errors; // amount of errors private String message; // error or victorie private String information; // information of the message private String rword; // the rword private StringBuffer gword;// the gword private Button bStart; // Button "Restart" private Button bGo; // Button "Go" private TextField tfLetter; // letter box private Font fnt; // common font public void init(){ fnt = new Font( "Monospaced", 0, 12 ); // Create textbox for guess letter tfLetter = new TextField(); // Create buttons and labels bStart = new Button("Restart"); bGo = new Button("Go"); // Add the graphical elements to the applet add(bStart); add(new Label("Guess a letter:")); add(tfLetter); add(bGo); // Buttons are events: bStart.addActionListener(this); bGo.addActionListener(this); // Start first game initGame(); } public void initGame(){ /* Setting the errors to 0 */ errors=0; /* Enter the wordslist, separated by a |...
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...and make you feel more comfortable; not to hang you till death. office wear Please wear a “flexible” belt that rests on your hips. The “drop dead crotch pants” These pyjama pants that look like an ‘accordion’ were recently made famous by Justin Bieber. It was a disaster. I guess that’s obvious, isn’t it? guys_ofc1 I would suggest men to stick to the regular pants. “Gruesome GRU” Unless you are aiming to become a villain, like Dr. Gru; do not try the huge puff sleeve blazer. Also, opt for a less ‘distinct’ pair of socks. This picture reminds me of Dr.Gru in the movie “Despicable me”. Gru He looks more stylish than the one above. “Popcorn buttons” An ill-fitted shirt makes you look less professional. Wear shirts that fit you right. Not too tight. tight_shirts Beware! These buttons are like popcorn, ready to pop out any moment. It is definitely not your fault that these clothes don't fit you! It is definitely not your fault that these clothes don’t fit you! Presenting the new – “Baggy Gaga” With winter coming, who doesn’t like the oversized comfy outfits? ;-) lady_gaga_oversized Whoa! Looks like a sack of wheat! Her style is definitely unique! I wouldn’t dare to come out like...
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