Does anyone know an advantage and disadvantage to: 1. macros
2. style sheets
3. templates
4. wizards
BTW this is ict homework!!!!
2. style sheets
3. templates
4. wizards
BTW this is ict homework!!!!
Um...hate to excavate dinosaurs, but I need help:
I need:
Edit: nvm, found the first rider.
I need:
- the weather on April 3, 1860
- the first Pony Express Rider
- and the main idea of Act IV, scenes 1-3 of Romeo and Juliet
Edit: nvm, found the first rider.
Last edited by T1g3r217 (2007-04-15 09:42:37)
1.?T1g3r217 wrote:
Um...hate to excavate dinosaurs, but I need help:
I need:
- the weather on April 3, 1860
- the first Pony Express Rider
- and the main idea of Act IV, scenes 1-3 of Romeo and Juliet
Edit: nvm, found the first rider.
2.Johhny Fry (credited as)
3?
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Fry
edit: dammit, you already found it. fuck it.
Last edited by -Gunsmoke- (2007-04-15 12:28:39)
+messmessmess17 wrote:
Does anyone know an advantage and disadvantage to: 2. style sheets
They are more versatile than HTML.
They are not deprecated by W3C.
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Some features are not supported by all browsers.
Then again that probably wasn't helpful, as you posted this more than a month ago...
This is kinda big, but could somebody make me a menu with a minimum of 30 healthy items that would fit in the Canada Food guide?
Give a short description of each item, and it's cost, In Canadian amounts please.
You don't have to make the entire thing, just give me some items and a description. Everyone can help me out, maybe 5-10 items per person that replies.
Karma to all.
Give a short description of each item, and it's cost, In Canadian amounts please.
You don't have to make the entire thing, just give me some items and a description. Everyone can help me out, maybe 5-10 items per person that replies.
Karma to all.
I have a whole lot of revision to do.....
what's an onomatopeia?
what's an onomatopeia?
A word that is spelled out as a sound.stkhoplite wrote:
I have a whole lot of revision to do.....
what's an onomatopeia?
Eg. Bang, crack, boom, snap, shhh.
Ok, now gimme some food items
Last edited by Ryan (2007-04-21 12:53:16)
Ryan, define what a "food guide" is.
And I'll try finding a price converter for your Canuck money.
And I'll try finding a price converter for your Canuck money.
cowami wrote:
Ryan, define what a "food guide" is.
And I'll try finding a price converter for your Canuck money.
homework doneRyan wrote:
http://www.wholegrainsbureau.ca/images/ … thumb2.jpgcowami wrote:
Ryan, define what a "food guide" is.
And I'll try finding a price converter for your Canuck money.
Haha.Titch2349 wrote:
homework doneRyan wrote:
http://www.wholegrainsbureau.ca/images/ … thumb2.jpgcowami wrote:
Ryan, define what a "food guide" is.
And I'll try finding a price converter for your Canuck money.
No, it's ok guys. Copy and paste from the Denny's website. Saved my time immensely.
You got healthy foods from the Denny's website.Ryan wrote:
Haha.Titch2349 wrote:
homework done
No, it's ok guys. Copy and paste from the Denny's website. Saved my time immensely.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
They actually have alot of healthy stuff.cowami wrote:
You got healthy foods from the Denny's website.Ryan wrote:
Haha.Titch2349 wrote:
homework done
No, it's ok guys. Copy and paste from the Denny's website. Saved my time immensely.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
And when it said Fried Chicken, I changed it to baked.
Easy as that.
I'm kinda stuck...
Did the reparations imposed by Saint-Germain/Trianon after WWI cause the states to be of 'uncertain strength' as stated in the Kissinger Thesis, or were they already bound to be under the hegemony of Nazi Germany due to the still-rising nationalism prevalent in German speakers?
Did the reparations imposed by Saint-Germain/Trianon after WWI cause the states to be of 'uncertain strength' as stated in the Kissinger Thesis, or were they already bound to be under the hegemony of Nazi Germany due to the still-rising nationalism prevalent in German speakers?
and I need a good quote on some authority saying that Versailles was not to blame for WWII, and a historian view (orthodox preferably) on the matter.
So, I'm kinda desperate.
Who here can name some beneficial aspects of John F. Kennedy's domestic policy?
And yes, I have checked Wikipedia. Help would be appreciated.
Who here can name some beneficial aspects of John F. Kennedy's domestic policy?
And yes, I have checked Wikipedia. Help would be appreciated.
I'm not all together sure, but affirmative action, or if that isn't exactly it an improvement of racial relations was one.cowami wrote:
So, I'm kinda desperate.
Who here can name some beneficial aspects of John F. Kennedy's domestic policy?
And yes, I have checked Wikipedia. Help would be appreciated.
I'm out of practice, I really am. Shame on me, being at uni and all.
Here we go.
ƒ(x) = x² + x - 3
Find (i) ƒ(x+1)
(ii) ƒ(3x)
I think I've got the first one, is it ƒ(x) = x² + 3x - 1 ??
When it comes to the second one, I get confused.
Here's my working so far:
ƒ(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3 ??
(also bump )
Here we go.
ƒ(x) = x² + x - 3
Find (i) ƒ(x+1)
(ii) ƒ(3x)
I think I've got the first one, is it ƒ(x) = x² + 3x - 1 ??
When it comes to the second one, I get confused.
Here's my working so far:
ƒ(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3 ??
(also bump )
No. Way. You did not just ask that.Airwolf wrote:
I'm out of practice, I really am. Shame on me, being at uni and all.
Here we go.
ƒ(x) = x² + x - 3
Find (i) ƒ(x+1)
(ii) ƒ(3x)
I think I've got the first one, is it ƒ(x) = x² + 3x - 1 ??
When it comes to the second one, I get confused.
Here's my working so far:
ƒ(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3 ??
(also bump )
f(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3
= 9x² + 3x - 3
First one is correct.
wow, big bump... i remember making this thread actually...Airwolf wrote:
I'm out of practice, I really am. Shame on me, being at uni and all.
Here we go.
ƒ(x) = x² + x - 3
Find (i) ƒ(x+1)
(ii) ƒ(3x)
I think I've got the first one, is it ƒ(x) = x² + 3x - 1 ??
When it comes to the second one, I get confused.
Here's my working so far:
ƒ(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3 ??
(also bump )
(i) (x+1)^2 + (x+1) -3
x^2 + 2x + 1 + x + 1 - 3
x^2 + 3x - 1
So yes, correct
(ii) (3x)^2 + (3x) - 3
9x^2 + 3x - 3
Just put (x+1) or (3x) in for x wherever you see it
Zimmer wrote:
f(3x) = (3x)² + (3x)x - 3
= 9x² + 3x - 3
oh i see nowWinston_Churchill wrote:
(ii) (3x)^2 + (3x) - 3
9x^2 + 3x - 3
Apologies, I copied and pasted your mistaked. That extra X outside the second bracket should not be there.
do the rest of the problem if you've got a bit of free time.
I already did it, here:Spoiler (highlight to read):
x = -1/2
please tell me you got the same answer as me
ya, I got the same answer
woop.
MRI is a sophisticated piece of machinery, used for medical purposes that uses non-ionising radiation. Instead it uses a powerful magnetic field to align the hydrogen molecules in the human body.
a second magnetic field is pulsed through, making the cells momentarily go out of alignment and back in with the main field. different tissue returns to alignment at different speeds, and so uncovers the structure of the human body.
MRI is a sophisticated piece of machinery, used for medical purposes that uses non-ionising radiation. Instead it uses a powerful magnetic field to align the hydrogen molecules in the human body.
a second magnetic field is pulsed through, making the cells momentarily go out of alignment and back in with the main field. different tissue returns to alignment at different speeds, and so uncovers the structure of the human body.