'Line breaks' diaporamas de présentation

XML Security

XML Security. September 13, 2006 Robert Richards rrichards@php.net. Digital Signatures and Encryption. Canonicalization A standard form of data Digital Signatures Provides proof of identity and authenticity which the sender cannot deny. Encryption

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Chapter 4: Writing and Designing a Complete Program

Chapter 4: Writing and Designing a Complete Program. Programming Logic and Design, Third Edition Comprehensive. Objectives. After studying Chapter 4, you should be able to: Plan the mainline logic for a complete program Describe typical housekeeping tasks

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Poetry

Poetry. ENG2D Block B Week 1 Ms. Westgate. Learning goals. To understand how memory impacts and inspires writers To understand that personal experience is only one source of inspiration

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Hong Kong Budding Poets (English) Award

Hong Kong Budding Poets (English) Award. Presented by NET Section & Co-organised with Gifted Education Section EDB Secondary Workshop 15 & 17 March 2006. Objectives. To encourage the teaching of poetry To encourage the use of poetry in teaching English

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Week 9: LaTeX

Week 9: LaTeX. The concept of Generic Markup. Markup was the annotation of manuscripts of a copy editor telling the typesetter how to format the manuscript Generic Markup Language (GML) Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) Extensible Markup Language (XML)

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Scansion

Analyzing Rhythm & Meter in Poetry. Scansion. Jennifer A. Bennett Sanderson High School Raleigh, North Carolina Wake County Public School System. Common Vocabulary. Syllabification: dividing a word into its syllables (each syllable has its own beat)

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Adding and Formatting Text. Agenda. Creating a Paragraph Adding a Line Break Inserting a Blank Space Inserting Preformatted Text Inserting Headings Adding Block Quotes Inserting a Comment Creating Lists (Numbered, Bulleted and Nested) Creating a Definition List

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Poetic Forms

Poetic Forms. Introduction. Poetry is written in closed or open form . Closed form poetry is characterized by patterns: verse, rhyme, meter and/or syllable. The content fits into the form. Open form poetry is characterized by the lack of pattern. The content creates the form. Open Form Poetry.

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Text: What Makes a Difference?

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Introduction to html

Introduction to html . ENGL 307 March 28 th , 2012 . What is HTML? . Hyper Text Markup Language. What is this sorcery? . HTML is made up of elements These elements indicate structure Structure and content are two separate monsters

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WPUSD Summer 2013 Maintenance & Operations Department

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The Elements of Poetry

The Elements of Poetry. Painting with words By Sharon White. How to read Poetry. Follow these guidelines Read the poem out loud at least once Look form sentences , and pay attention to punctuation. Creating Images. Creating Sound .

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HYPHENS

HYPHENS. How to use hyphens like a boss. What is a hyphen?. A punctuation mark used to join words or to separate s yllables of a single word. EXAMPLES OF HYPHENATED WORDS. Merry-go-round. Eighty-three. brother-in-law. Mass-produced. mid-October. Four-fifths. T-shirt. Self-confident.

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Writing Non-Rhyming Color Poetry

Step by Step. Writing Non-Rhyming Color Poetry. By Cindy Blevins Instructional Support Teacher, GISD. crimson. teal. goldenrod. coral. Step 1. fuchsia. chartreuse. lime green. khaki. beige.

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Bubbles Line Breaker

Bubbles Line Breaker. As you read, think about how the poem was put together. Bubbles Line Breaker. How did the author decide about line breaks? Look at the end word for each line. What do you notice?. Bubbles Floating holes Reflecting spheres Little rainbow heads

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Other Than That, I Really Liked It

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Understanding Poetic Structure

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Citing Poetry in MLA format

Citing Poetry in MLA format. Tips for quoting up to three lines of poetry: 1.Use slashes (/) to indicate line breaks within the poem 2.Keep all punctuation intact as it appears in the poem 3.Use quotation marks to denote the beginning and end of the quotation

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