Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Biblical Communicationquotes

The selfishness of the grandchildren. Reviewed

After see The Hurt Locker , I reflected on the various war movies I've seen: on how to draw the soldiers. The result of these thoughts is the next op-ed:


Captain John H. Miller landed on Omaha Beach , along with his squad, June 6, 1944. In the film Spielberg of this character, played by Tom Hanks - becomes a hero to save Private Ryan war. The scenes of this title presented to the viewer's mind the pain, the blood that stained up to the camera. For me it was enough to see the movie to disabuse the beauty of the fight, the military honor and military parades. But the army remains an elegant institution in the United States, and those guys who, like me, saw in 1998 how the bullets whistle on the battlefield, still serves Iraq and Afghanistan .

Hollywood has war stories to generations of the twentieth century. And the country has generations of freedom for all their wars. In these hundred years, the fictional Captain Miller grandfather participated in the First World War , his son John Junior-fought in Vietnam , and grandson, in any of the operations in the Persian Gulf. The drug war is a need in the United States, the people need their heroes small doses. And movies, of those stories: a perfect relationship.


Still, the conflicts of the twentieth century have produced different soldiers, recruits from the two world wars were greeted with beautiful girls kissing in New York, those of Vietnam, with distubios on the streets of Chicago. In the case of modern wars, the Middle East bleeding, the army is made up of professional soldiers and volunteers. They are part of the analysis Kathryn Bigelow makes the current hero in his film The Hurt Locker, especially of sappers who deactivate mines in the streets of Baghdad. They are presented as superior individuals who have chosen vocation a job with one foot in heaven and one on earth. Human half robot and disguised with a diving, the soldiers did not suffer as Captain Miller in France snowfall. And in his spare time, continue to enjoy the war on television, video games Shoot 'em up (kill all you can). As the filmmaker says: "His courage and boldness are part of a selfish need rather than pure altruism."

The war in America is a vital experience, the next generation is going to complain about selfishness, to resemble their parents and grandparents.

Flickr Photo 1: MATEUS_27: 24 & 25
Flickr Photo 2: dgphill

Monday, March 22, 2010

Ms Saga Infanite Ecaps (l)

What is not

Today in class, they put a piece of The Seventh Seal, Bergman's . In the first scene -the beginning of the film, appeared a bird hanging in the air. The general has been mocked, we all seemed too obvious that coconut was a thread that held the animal.

Not so, the plane is real. Like the gulls in the harbor, the animal is suspended, enjoying the air.

digital effects have made us more cautious audience, doubt that the construction plans, and actually trying to convey. Of course, to see who is smarter than I could imagine that many foreign movies are green or blue (chroma ):



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Sunday, March 21, 2010

D With Trailer Licence Ontario With Trailer

The perpetrators of this

Today, Sunday, March 21, 2010, in Cinemascope35 unveil the faces behind the blog. And, with this symbolic gesture, I also want to apologize for having this page a little abandoned.

So, from now on, we return to the continuity in the publication. And if you want, you can discuss about our twinship.

Photo: Ana P. Forest

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Privacy From Neighbours

Data Excel Formulas & Functions

is a fact that is inserted directly into a cell. It may be a number, a date or time, or text. NUMBERS

To enter characters can include numbers and special characters 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 + - () /% E e. Pts
signs (+) before the numbers are ignored, and to write a negative number it must be preceded by the sign (-).
When writing a number in parentheses, Excel interprets it as a negative number, which is typical in accounting.
The character E or e is interpreted as scientific notation. For example, 3E5 is equivalent to 300000 (3 10 to 5).
can include thousand points in the numbers entered as constants.
When a number has a comma is treated as a decimal.
if after a number is written Pts, Excel assigns the number and currency format and will be in the cell, but in the formula bar that symbol will disappear.
If we introduce the symbol% \u200b\u200bat the end of a number, Excel sees it as a percentage symbol.
If you enter fractions such as 1 / 4, 6 / 89, you must first enter a zero for any confusion with date numbers.
If a number does not fit in his cell as a first step it automatically switches to scientific notation.
By default the numbers appear right aligned in the cell. DATE OR TIME

To enter a date or time, simply to type the way we want it to appear.
As the numbers (as they really are), the dates and times also appear right aligned in the cell.
When you enter a date between 1929 and 2029, only need to enter the last two digits of the year, but for those dates do not fall within this range, we necessarily enter the full year.
Examples:
01/12/1999 2:30 PM 01/12/1999 12/07/2031 14:30 01/12/1999 14:30
TEXT
To enter text as a constant, select a cell and enter text. The text can contain letters, digits and special characters that can be played in the printer. A cell can contain up to 16,000 characters of text.
If a text does not fit in the cell can use all that are blank adjacent to the right to display, however the text is stored only on the first cell.
The text is by default left aligned in the cell.

Formulas.

is a sequence consisting of: constant values, references to other cells, names, functions, or operators.
A formula is a basic technique for data analysis. You can perform various operations with data from spreadsheets as *,+,-, Sen, Cos, etc ...
in a formula can be mixed constants, names, references to other cells, operators and functions. The formula is written in the formula bar and should always start with the sign =.
The different types of operators are: ARITHMETIC
used to produce numerical results. Example: + - * /% ^
TEXT is used to concatenate cells containing text. Example:
RELATIONAL to compare values \u200b\u200band provide a logical value (true or false) as a result of the comparison. Example: < > = <= > REFERENCE = <>
indicates that the value produced in the cell referenced should be used in the formula. In Excel include: Operator
range indicated by a colon (:), is used to indicate a range of cells. Example: A1: G5
Union operator indicated by a comma (,), joins the values \u200b\u200bof two or more cells. Example: A1, G5

For information on the precedence of operators: .


FUNCTIONS A function is a special formula written in advance and that takes a value or values, performs some calculations and returns a result.
All functions must follow syntax and if it is not respected Excel will display an error message.
1) If the function goes to the beginning of a formula must begin with the sign =.
2) The arguments or input values \u200b\u200bare provided in parentheses. Do not leave spaces before or after each parentheses.
3) The arguments can be constant values \u200b\u200b(number or text), formulas or functions.
4) The arguments must be separated by ";".

Example:
= SUM (A1: B3), this function is equivalent to = A1 + A2 + A3 + B1 + B2 + B3