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2. If a verb has a final consonant of ㄹ , it is omitted. • 하다 → 하는게 좋다 = I like doing, it's good to do • 먹다 → 먹는게 좋다 = I like eating, it's good to eat • 보다 → 보는게 좋다 = I like watching, it's good to watch • 듣 다 → 듣 는게 좋다 = I like listening, it's good to listen • 걷 다 → 걷 는게 좋다 = I like walking, it's good to walk • 쓰 다 → 쓰 는게 좋다 = I like writing, it's good to write • 읽다 → 읽는게 좋다 = I like reading, it's good to read • 만들다 → 만드는게 좋다 = I like making, it's good to make • 살 다 → 사는게 좋다 = I like living, it's good to live

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Unit Tests Are First-Class Clients Before a single line of production code has been written, developers are thinking from a different perspective—perhaps the most important perspective—that of the code’s client. They will concentrate almost entirely on the code’s interface , rather than the details that the client code does not need to worry about. This yields cleaner, more succinct interfaces and helps maintain encapsulation with hardly any effort. Imagine being able to run the code deep within the bowels of a huge subsystem merely seconds after writing it. No need to run that behemoth user interface and contrive some edge-case scenario that makes your code run. Simply run the unit test directly and it executes the exact code required, with the precise parameters passed in. This plus alone is worth the effort of testing first.

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A class, for example, is like a blueprint for a house. It defines the shape of the house on paper, with relationships between the different parts of the house clearly defined and planned out, even though the house doesn’t exist. An object, then, is like the actual house built according to that blueprint. The data stored in the object is like the wood, wires, and concrete that compose the house: without being assembled according to the blueprint, it’s just a pile of stuff. However, when it all comes together, it becomes an organized, useful house.

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Chapter 7 - Building the founding team. This chapter takes the view that the process undertaken in developing a tight, well-written story is the most important thing. Furthermore, our research indicates that students who write a business plan, even if it is for an entrepreneurship class, are far more likely to become entrepreneurs than students who haven’t written a business plan.

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CODE This helper performs syntax highlighting for Python, C, C++, HTML and web2py code, and is preferable to PRE for code listings. CODE also has the ability to create links to the web2py API documentation. Here is an example of highlighting sections of Python code. 1 >>> print CODE( 'print "hello"' , language= 'python' ).xml()

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Ahmednagar district is selected for present studies. The price of agricultural commodities assumes great significance from producer’s as well as consumer’s point of view. It is said that prices are mirror of economy of the country. The purpose of the present study is to examine the behaviour of fluctuations in prices and arrivals of Sorghum, Tur, Soybean, Chickpea and Bajra which are selected for study in APMC market in of Ahmednagar district.

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Lecture Entrepreneurship: Chapter 7 - Zacharakis, Bygrave, Corbett

Chapter 7 - Building the founding team. This chapter takes the view that the process undertaken in developing a tight, well-written story is the most important thing. Furthermore, our research indicates that students who write a business plan, even if it is for an entrepreneurship class, are far more likely to become entrepreneurs than students who haven’t written a business plan.

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Yet another use for these List view Web Parts is the capability to display more than one instance of the same list on a page, with each instance displaying a different view. Or, you can even display many lists on a page, making it easy to compare information between lists. Perhaps you have a document library with specific views created that display only certain documents at a time. You can have two Web Parts of the document library on a web page, and set each Web Part to a unique view, so each shows different documents. When any documents that meet the criteria in the views are added to or removed from the library, the Web Parts on the web page will automatically reflect the changes.

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"Well, how are we going to pay it? That's the point," said Sanderson. Wrinkles sank deeper in his chair and played despondently on his guitar. Grief cast a look of rage at Sanderson, and then stared at the wall. Pennoyer said, "Well, we might borrow it from Billie Hawker."

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My village is about 50 kilometers from the city center.It is a beautiful and peaceful place where people grow flowers and vegetables only.. It is very famous for its pretty roses.[r]

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Ho Chi Minh''s perspective is a system, bringing together his basic views on each field of activity, as well as the basic qualities of the subject in each of these areas of activity. Therefore, approaching from the Ho Chi Minh ideological point of view about professional quality of journalists, it can be understood that from the basic point of view in Ho Chi Minh''s thought about journalists'' professional quality will be studied as the focus of this thesis.

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"I tuck out en shin down de hill, en 'spec to steal a skift 'long de sho' som'ers 'bove de town, but dey wuz people a-stirring yit, so I hid in de ole tumble- down cooper-shop on de bank to wait for everybody to go 'way. Well, I wuz dah all night. Dey wuz somebody roun' all de time. 'Long 'bout six in de mawnin' skifts begin to go by, en 'bout eight er nine every skift dat went 'long wuz talkin' 'bout how yo' pap come over to de town en say you's killed. Dese las' skifts wuz full o' ladies en genlmen a-goin' over for to see de place. Sometimes dey'd pull up at de sho' en take a res' b'fo' dey started acrost, so by de talk I got to know all 'bout de killin'. I 'uz powerful sorry you's killed, Huck, but I ain't no mo' now.

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Flash - The pretty woman enjoys walking along the trail

Flash tiếng anh là cách học tiếng anh hiện đại, slide tạo bởi powerpoint bao gồm từ vựng, cách đọc, câu có hình vẽ minh họa. Bạn có thể tải về, sao đó nhấn phím F5 để chạy, hoặc Esc để thoát rồi nhấn F5 để tiếp tục học. Mỗi slide có thể có hai hoặc 3 từ vựng giúp bé dễ nhớ bằng hình ảnh. Mẹ có thể theo dõi và tải từng chuyên mục về từ trang blog “vuihocvoicon.wordpress.com”.

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Dynamic regression models are an advanced feature that you are unlikely to find useful unless you have studied the theory of statistical time series analysis. You might want to skip this section if you are not trained in time series modeling. The term dynamic regression was introduced by Pankratz (1991) and refers to what Box and Jenkins (1976) named transfer function models. In dynamic regression, you have a time series model, similar to an ARIMA model, that predicts how changes in the predictor series affect the dependent series over time.

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Improving value assessment using trade-off analysis A more realistic evaluation of customer value can be obtained by asking a representative sample of customers to rank the product’s attributes and then, using an analytical tool such as conjoint analy- sis, or trade-off analysis, to apply a weighting system to discover the weight given to different levels of each attribute. Here advanced computer analysis is used to calibrate the importance ‘weights’, which can then be aggregated to provide an objective measure of the ‘utility’ that customers prescribe to each elements of customer value. This technique is based on the simple concept of trading off one attribute against another. For example, the purchaser of a new car is likely to trade off a number of specific product attributes in agreeing the purchase price and specifications. Vehicle performance, petrol economy, number of seats, safety features, boot capacity, low price, and so on will have factored in his decision. Trade-off analysis can also be used to identify customers who share common preferences in terms of product attributes and may reveal substantial market segments with service needs that are not fully catered for by existing offers.

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Adjusting the Annotation crop Region Since the crop region cuts off the model at a specified perimeter, what is to become of our text that needs to lie outside of this boundary? This is where the annotation crop region comes in handy. You will always have the situation where leadered text must be outside of the geometry it is labeling. We can make adjustments to ensure this can happen.

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7$;%(1(),76 The fourth and final component of return is tax- sheltered ben- efits. These benefits are the paper losses you can deduct from the taxable income you receive from the property. Because you are the owner of an investment property, the Internal Revenue Ser vice allots you an annual depreciation allowance to deduct against your income. The premise is that this deduction will be saved up and used to replace the property at the end of its useful life. For most businesses, this is a necessary deduction because equipment like fax machines and computers wears out after time. But when it comes to real estate, most property owners don’t live long enough, or keep their buildings long enough, for them to wear out. There- fore, the tax saving from the deduction is a profit that is added to your overall financial return.

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ronment. International Journal of Geographic Information Science, 14 , 603–623. Box, P. (2002). Spatial units as agents: making the landscape an equal player in agent-based simulations. In Gimblett, H.R. (ed.): Integrating Geographic Information Systems and Agent-based Modeling Techniques for Simulating Social and Ecological Processes, pp.

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148 CHAPTER 7: HOW TO USE VIEWS Situations such as these were ideal for using VIEWs to make data access a much simpler proposition. However, the advent of table expressions (sometimes referred to as in-line VIEWs) makes this usage of VIEWs obsolete. Why? Instead of coding the VIEW, we can take the SQL from the VIEW and specify it directly into the SQL statement that would have called the VIEW. Using the previous example, the final SQL statement becomes:

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game? Did this licence to shoot permit him to break the wing or the leg of one like the sister of her Majesty? The first point to make clear was, did the queen love her sister? One false step would lose all. Barkilphedro watched. Before he plays the player looks at the cards. What trumps has he? Barkilphedro began by examining the age of the two women. Josiana, twenty-three; Anne, forty- one. So far so good. He held trumps. The moment that a woman ceases to count by springs, and begins to count by winters, she becomes cross. A dull rancour

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I've been approached by other insurance professionals asking me how I do what I do. That's why I put this site together. It's a way for me to show agents that want to create their own exclusive insurance leads the path to achieving that goal. Let me be even more clear. All of the information along with the main products on this site are for people who want to do this for themselves.

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BEYOND MANAGEMENT WORKPLACE_9 POTX

Good work wanted Who knows good work? If you have read this far and aren’t sneaking a peak at the end to find out whether I have anything interesting to say, I won’t have to remind you that I have been poking around inside knowledge-work and the mindset we call management in order to understand work practices. Whatever they do, you can assume people want to do a decent job and, whether it is cleaning out the garage or preparing a report, they need to be properly organized. So, one-on-one, or in groups, knowledge workers spend much of their time talking—planning, negotiating, and arranging; preparing to do something. Even when everyone is doing it with the best of intentions, organizing can be a tricky process, requiring persistence and agility. The relatively minor matter of coordinating schedules can turn out to be a small trial in itself. Or it may take a good deal of negotiating and maneuvering back and forth to reconcile divergent interests. Then someone new comes into the picture and you start all over. At work an array of practices makes the cir- cumstances for organizing far from ideal. Bureaucratic rules, for example, limit individuals’ discretion and flexibility. Hierarchy makes superiors and subordinates out of colleagues, driving a wedge between their interests. And work-place culture discourages talk, hence sharing knowledge. Ves- tiges of the industrial era, and devised under circumstances far removed from today’s knowledge-work environments, these practices were not intended to help people get organized. Factory-work didn’t require it. Knowledge workers, however, who have to organize, are frustrated by an enormous apparatus of top-down control. It restricts their authority and constantly diverts their energy and attention from their work. This is not a recipe for good work.

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BEYOND MANAGEMENT TAKING CHARGE AT WORK_10 POTX

Now, “going topless” may make it sound as though I’m talking about lopping off the points of pyramids or “flattening” organizations, an inef- fectual approach often adopted for “smashing silos” and encouraging col- laboration. This is not what I mean at all, because, as I’ve noted, structure is not the problem. Going topless has to do with what is missing at work and what is missing are voices: the voices we need to hear so that we are thinking about our work, are able to tell good work from bad, and that keep us interested in doing good work. These are diverse voices of experience, which come from multiple practices, cover a multitude of perspectives, and from people who are intimate with the work, the people, and the things at hand. They are human voices and stories, capable of “connect- ing” us with work and everything involved in doing it, not just “results” or “outcomes.” Voices that can draw us into conversations and into ask- ing questions about good and bad work—what we’re doing and why, with whom, and for whom, how we’re doing it, and what are the consequences of what we’re doing. I explained earlier (Chapter 5) that the view from the top and the view from practice—management and organizing—are like parallel universes. Management (the mindset) is all models and tools. For experience and talk to count at work, we have to become organizers, banishing high-control practices. This is what I mean by going topless.

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BEYOND MANAGEMENT TAKING CHARGE AT WORK BY MARK ADDLESON_9 PPT

Good work wanted Who knows good work? If you have read this far and aren’t sneaking a peak at the end to find out whether I have anything interesting to say, I won’t have to remind you that I have been poking around inside knowledge-work and the mindset we call management in order to understand work practices. Whatever they do, you can assume people want to do a decent job and, whether it is cleaning out the garage or preparing a report, they need to be properly organized. So, one-on-one, or in groups, knowledge workers spend much of their time talking—planning, negotiating, and arranging; preparing to do something. Even when everyone is doing it with the best of intentions, organizing can be a tricky process, requiring persistence and agility. The relatively minor matter of coordinating schedules can turn out to be a small trial in itself. Or it may take a good deal of negotiating and maneuvering back and forth to reconcile divergent interests. Then someone new comes into the picture and you start all over. At work an array of practices makes the cir- cumstances for organizing far from ideal. Bureaucratic rules, for example, limit individuals’ discretion and flexibility. Hierarchy makes superiors and subordinates out of colleagues, driving a wedge between their interests. And work-place culture discourages talk, hence sharing knowledge. Ves- tiges of the industrial era, and devised under circumstances far removed from today’s knowledge-work environments, these practices were not intended to help people get organized. Factory-work didn’t require it. Knowledge workers, however, who have to organize, are frustrated by an enormous apparatus of top-down control. It restricts their authority and constantly diverts their energy and attention from their work. This is not a recipe for good work.

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HARDCOVER TAKING CHARGE AT WORK_8 DOC

Good work wanted Who knows good work? If you have read this far and aren’t sneaking a peak at the end to find out whether I have anything interesting to say, I won’t have to remind you that I have been poking around inside knowledge-work and the mindset we call management in order to understand work practices. Whatever they do, you can assume people want to do a decent job and, whether it is cleaning out the garage or preparing a report, they need to be properly organized. So, one-on-one, or in groups, knowledge workers spend much of their time talking—planning, negotiating, and arranging; preparing to do something. Even when everyone is doing it with the best of intentions, organizing can be a tricky process, requiring persistence and agility. The relatively minor matter of coordinating schedules can turn out to be a small trial in itself. Or it may take a good deal of negotiating and maneuvering back and forth to reconcile divergent interests. Then someone new comes into the picture and you start all over. At work an array of practices makes the cir- cumstances for organizing far from ideal. Bureaucratic rules, for example, limit individuals’ discretion and flexibility. Hierarchy makes superiors and subordinates out of colleagues, driving a wedge between their interests. And work-place culture discourages talk, hence sharing knowledge. Ves- tiges of the industrial era, and devised under circumstances far removed from today’s knowledge-work environments, these practices were not intended to help people get organized. Factory-work didn’t require it. Knowledge workers, however, who have to organize, are frustrated by an enormous apparatus of top-down control. It restricts their authority and constantly diverts their energy and attention from their work. This is not a recipe for good work.

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VIEW TECHNOLOGY IS

The sample JSP form in Listing 9-2 uses the <spring:bind> and <spring:nestedPath> tags to render and capture the data that is needed to register a member. Notice the use of the <spring:nestedPath> tag to allow all containing <spring:bind> tags to emit the member command name. Also notice that the name and value attributes of the fields are set using the BindStatus instance, which is set by the <spring:bind> tag. You can also use this status object to retrieve the value in case the form is shown twice and some values have already been filled in on the com- mand object.

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COLOR MANAGEMENT- P7 POT

Care should be taken when making measurements to ensure that the sampling frequency, or integration time, of the instrument used is synchronized with the frequency of scanning of the display. If not, at least 10 measurements should be taken and averaged. Although the use of telespectroradiometers or telecolorimeters for measurement from the viewer position is often advantageous, they are not in common use among those building profiles. The ICC recommends that they be used whenever possible for display measure- ments, as they will include any veiling glare present, and therefore provide an accurate representation of the color as perceived by the viewer. Where such instruments are not available, and measurements are made in contact with the face of the display, some attempt should be made to measure the veiling glare from the viewer position, so the result can be used to correct the contact measurement data obtained. If a telespectroradiometer or telecolori- meter is not available, a spot light meter can be used to get the approximate ratio of the luminance of the display faceplate, as observed from the viewer position, with the ambient illumination on and off. This ratio can be used to estimate the veiling glare from the display black contact measurement. The contact measurements are corrected by adding the veiling glare to them, typically assuming that the veiling glare has the same chromaticity as the display white point for simplicity. If it is not possible to obtain any estimate of the veiling glare, the contact measurements should be corrected by assuming a veiling glare of 1 cd/m 2 . However, users should be aware that this level of glare may not be correct for their specific viewing conditions, which is why the two previously described methods are preferred.

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LECTURE AUTODESK INVENTOR AUXILIARY VIEWS

An auxiliary view is an orthographic view that is projected onto any plane other than the frontal, horizontal, or profile plane. An auxiliary view is not one of the six principal views. To show the true size and shape of surface ABCD, an auxiliary view can be created by positioning a line of sight perpendicular to the inclined plane, then constructing the new view.

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TÀI LIỆU OCA ORACLE DATABASE 11G ADMINISTRATOR CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE P10 PPTX

application referencing the data had to be updated. Relational databases brought a revolu- tionary change to this architecture. Relational DBMS introduced data independence, which separated the physical model of the data from its logical model. Oracle is a relational DBMS. All releases of Oracle’s database products have used a relational DBMS model to store data in the database. This relational model is based on the groundbreaking work of Dr. Edgar Codd, which was first published in 1970 in his paper “A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks.” IBM Corporation, which was then an early adopter of Dr. Codd’s model, helped develop the computer language that is used to access all relational databases today—Structured Query Language (SQL). The great thing about SQL is that you can use it to easily interact with relational databases without having to write complex computer programs and without needing to know where or how the data is physically stored on disk. You saw several SQL statements in the previous chapters.

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SIMPLE COMPUTER TUNE UP SPEED UP YOUR PC P45 DOC

3. If the images on your monitor are poor or grainy only when you use a specific program such as a video game, you may need to upgrade your video card to a newer model that can handle advanced graphics. For more information, refer to the section “Replace Your Video Card” in Chapter 13.

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APRESS PRO PHP GTK PHẦN 2 PPSX

PHP-GTK requires PHP to be compiled with CLI mode. CLI mode is enabled by default, but some developers also like to explicitly disable CGI mode. Doing so helps to avoid some confusion. If CGI mode is not disabled, two command-line executables will be created: one for command-line scripts, php-cli , and the other for CGI scripts, php-cgi . If CGI is disabled, only one executable will be created, php . Therefore, you need to pass the --disable-cgi option. Next, add a few extensions you will need for development. For this book’s sample application, we will be using the DOM XML extension, some variety of a relational database management system (RDBMS), SOAP, and FTP. When you configure PHP, you need to make sure these features are turned on. You also want to make sure that PEAR gets installed. A few of these options are already set by default, but it doesn’t hurt to specify them again. When you configure PHP you need to run the following command:

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LECTURE LITERARY CRITICISM - LECTURE 26: ARNOLD’S CANNONS OF CRITICISM

Arnold defined criticism as “a disinterested endeavored to learn and propagate the best that is known and thought in the world.”The first principle of criticism ,according to Mathew Arnold ,is disinterestedness,which is to be attained by,keeping aloof from what is called the practical view of things”.The practical view so called ,id the view distorted by irrelevant considerations-political,social or religious.

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Pro SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services- P7

Why does all this matter? Because if you write back to a non -leaf-level value, the value you are writing back must be allocated among the leaves of what you’re writing back to. For example, if you wrote a value back to a measure that had All Products selected, that value would have to be allocated among four categories, and then 37 subcategories, and then 395 products. And the allocation works geometrically; if you didn’t select a region, you would be dividing by 6 countries, 71 provinces, and 587 cities. But the value has to be allocated by geography and product (395 x 587 = 231,865). And that’s just two dimensions. So the important thing to realize is that when you are designing a cube for what-if analysis, you will most likely want dedicated measure groups for the analysis, and to be brutal on minimizing the dimensions associated with those measure groups.

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18. Exit the Registry Editor by clicking the X button in the upper-right corner. 19. If you change your mind and want to allow the balloon tips to appear, all you have to do is repeat these steps to locate the EnableBalloonTips registry key. Open it, delete the 0,

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