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# Table Tennis/Types of Player

Determining what type of player your opponent is can help you make good decisions, most importantly, shot placement. If you have a group of people that you play with, it should be easy to recall the strengths and weaknesses of each. When playing against a new opponent, it should be your priority to determine what kind of player they are.

## Aggressive or Defensive

This is the basic divide in table tennis players, and can usually be easily determined. There are many indicators of aggressiveness or defensiveness. Does your opponent seem to crowd the table even when shots are flying quickly? That's an aggressive stance and you can expect fast returns, which can go into the net or on your side. Defensive players tend to just get the ball back, waiting for their opponents to make mistakes. Defensive players tend to not slam balls, and some extremists refuse to slam even when there is almost no chance of missing. Good players can shift their style of play, just as no basketball team plays offense all the time. When a chronically defensive player and a chronically aggressive player play, the defensive player will find himself standing far from the table, returning the blazing shots the aggressive player is making. Either one could win, taking advantage of weaknesses (with shot placement) could win the game.

## Forehand, Backhand, or Both

This is pretty straightforward and easy to determine. Left-handed players can throw a wrench into the works, though. Simply, does your opponent use energy to favor forehand or backhand, or does he hit both with no real preference to either? If they favor one or the other, use shot placement to take advantage of their weaker side.
# Tagalog/About Tagalog

Tagalog is the largest of the Philippine languages and, as Filipino, the national language of the Philippines. It is a member of the Austronesian languages and is a relative to other languages such as Malay and Indonesian, to which it shares similarities to, like stops and sentence structure.
The language is natively spoken by 22 million Filipinos throughout the Philippines and as a second language by more than 65 million Filipinos nationwide. It is the sixth-largest language in the United States and is the language of the large Filipino diaspora, totaling some 11 million Filipinos.
Tagalog also has a vocabulary enriched by its pre-colonial and colonial history. Spanish is the single largest contributor to the Filipino vocabulary and as such Filipino seems to the foreign ear to sound somewhat like Spanish. Other contributors include Arabic, Sanskrit, Min Nan Chinese, Malay, Nahuatl, Tamil, Persian and other Philippine languages such as Kapampangan and Ilocano.
As Filipino, the Philippines' national language, Tagalog is the language of the media, public and some private education, conversation, the clergy and even in administration. It is a co-official language along with English and is the lingua franca of the Philippines. As such, Filipino is one of the many symbols of nationhood that binds the Philippine nation together.
Tagalog was once written using Baybayin, more commonly known as Alibata, a script based on the Kavi script of Java. The script enjoyed a high literacy rate until the Spanish arrival, which led to its extinction. Today, Tagalog is written in the Latin alphabet, but with two different letter sets: the older Abakada (with 20 letters) and the newer Alpabetong Filipino (Filipino alphabet, with 28 letters).
^ Table of Contents ^ | <<How to use this Tagalog Wikibook | About Tagalog | Lesson 1: The Alphabet>>
# Table Tennis/Feigning

Feigning is an excellent technique, and when used sparingly will almost always catch your opponent off guard. The great thing about feigning is that it can be applied to almost everything in this Wikibook so far.

## Feigning Placement
### Service

A basic, but very effective, feign is the placement of your service. Very few players will look at your paddle to determine where the shot will go. Absolutely critical to making the feign believable is your eyes. You must look at where you want your opponent to think the shot is going to go. Also important, but usually only caught by players who have had feigns used on them for a while, is not interrupting your service routine. Don't change anything, and your opponent won't know when to expect a feign.

### Rally

Rally feigning is a bit different from service feigning. It is more versatile, however. A common feign is used when performing the runaround. After settling into the forehand-backhand pattern, interrupt it by hitting to the same side (instead of the opposite side) that your opponent returned from. This works flawlessly on unanticipating opponents.

## Feigning Spin

Feigning spin is more complicated than feigning placement. First, your opponent must be advanced enough to recognize spin. If you can convince your opponent that you always spin, you can win critical points by not spinning the shot. They will anticipate the spin and either completely miss the ball or miss the sweet spot.
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# Tagalog/Adverbs

Adverb is a word which adds to the meaning of a Verb, and tells us how a thing is done and when it is done, or where it is done; e.g.,
* Bumalik si Maria Kahapon
** Mary returned Yesterday
* Natutulog nang Mahimbing si Pepeng
** Pepeng is sleeping deeply
* Umaaraw sa buong Mundo
** The Sun shines Around the world

### Types of Adverbs

    1. Pamaraan - The way the action is acted. Answers the question How?
       Kumain si Delia nang matumal. - Delia ate slowly.
    2. Panlunan - The place where the action is acted. Answers the question Where?
       Namasyal sila sa merkado. - They loitered/shopped in the market.
    3. Pananggi - A Negative response to a question.
       Hindi, wala kaming pratiks ngayong araw. - No, we're not having a practice today.
    4. Pamanahon - The time when the action is acted. Answers the question When?
       Umalis sila kahapon papuntang Boracay. - They left yesterday for Boracay.
    5. Panangayon - A Positive response to a question.
       Oo, mayroong kaming handa para sa kanyang kaarawan. - Yes, we have a celebration for his birthday.
    6. Pang-agam - No assurance.
       Baka nandoon siya sa plaza namamasyal. - Maybe, she's in the plaza loitering.
# Using PHPEclipse/Installation/Installing Eclipse

With Java installed, the Eclipse Platform can now be downloaded and installed. In order to use PHP Eclipse, Eclipse version 3.0 or greater is required. You can download eclipse from the Eclipse Download Page. You will want to install the Latest Release, which at the time of writing is 3.0.1. This will install the Eclipse SDK. Eclipse is also available as a Platform Runtime Binary, but this will not let you use the debugging features.
Although in general Java applications are platform independent, Eclipse uses the SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit), which provides native look and feel on a range of platforms. This allows much better integration into your desktop than the normal generic Java widgets. This means, however, that you need to select the correct release of Eclipse for your operating system. A range of different downloads are provided on the download page for your selected release version. Windows and Mac users can simply select the only version for their platform. Linux users need to select the appropriate download for their architure and desktop environment.
Under Linux, eclipse is available for both the Motif and GTK graphical toolkits. GTK is ideal for making eclipse look like your other Gnome applications. No Eclipse version is available for QT (the KDE graphical toolkit) due to the way in which QT is licenced. KDE users will probably want to grab the GTK version. Additionally, you may find it easier to install the Eclipse SDK using your distribution's package management system. For example, under Gentoo Linux, the package dev-util/eclipse-sdk works fine with PHPEclipse.
To install the and Eclipse SDK zip file downloaded from eclipse.org, simple extract the file to the desired location (eg: C:\Program Files). The file contains a single directory called eclipse. To run eclipse, simple execute the eclipse file in this directory. For example, under MS Windows (if installed to the location above), then you would execute "C:\Program Files\eclipse\eclipse.exe". A shortcut could be created for this location.
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# Using PHPEclipse/About PHPEclipse

PHPEclipse is a set of plugins for the Eclipse Framework which provide and integrated IDE for PHP developers. Eclipse, and PHPEclipse are written in Java, and will run on all graphical desktop environments. PHPEclipse is Open Source software, freely available under the Common Public Licence.

## Why Use PHPEclipse?

There are several decent Integrated Development Environments available for PHP web development, each with their own pros and cons. So what stands out about PHPEclipse?
Eclipse is a Consistent and Mature Platform
The Eclipse Platform provides users with a consistent user interface paradigm. A software development IDE is one of the more complex desktop applications most of us are likely to use, and so the time required for a developer to become efficient with a particular IDE can be significant. Eclipse doesn't reduce this time, but it does provide a consistent interface approach which need only be learnt once in order to develop efficiently with a wide range of programming languages and tools. As part of this approach, Eclipse provides detailed documentation and tutorials on all it's generic functionality, allowing plugin projects, such as PHPEclipse, to focus only on their areas specific to their domain. By learning to use Eclipse as a development platform, or learning to develop your own plug-in tools for eclipse, you are acquiring a useful and flexible skill.
PHPEclipse is Cross Platform
PHP web development is performed by developers using many different operating systems and desktop environments. As PHPEclipse is available on any system which can run Java, it is an ideal choice when a single IDE is desired by a group of developers spread across a range of different environments.
Eclipse Provides a Wealth of Mature Development Tools
Eclipse provides an array of important development tools such as CVS integration, project wide text searching and manipulation. A large range of third party plugins is available for Eclipse (both free and commercial).

## Feature Overview
### PHPEclipse Features

* PHP, HTML, XML and CSS Syntax Highlighting
* Code completion
* Javascript Editor (?)
* Integrated web browser preview
* Integrated control of Apache & MySQL servers (if using XAMP distribution) (?)
* Some PHPUnit Integration (?)
* Integrated MySQL client view using Quantum DB (?)
* HTMLTidy integration (?)
(?) indicates that I haven't yet tried this out

### Useful Eclipse Features

* CVS Integration
* Search across files
* Task list
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# Using POSper/Developer guide
## Contents

* Stable/Release guides
* Bleeding edge guides
# Using PHPEclipse/Installation/Installing Java

The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is used to run all programs written in the Java programming language. Java 2 is required to run both Eclipse and PHPEclipse. Chances are that you will already have this installed. If not, or if you are not sure, visit Sun's Java Download Site, which will provide you with what you need (or inform you if you already have Java 2) for any operating system.
If you are using a platform with its own software management system (such as many linux distributions), you may wish to use your package management system to install Java rather than the Sun download site.
Third party Java Runtime Environments (such as Blackdown) are also available, and may well run this software. Feedback on this is welcome. Our current experience is that Blackdown will not successfully run Eclipse (under Gentoo Linux, Nov 2004).
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# Using PHPEclipse/Installation/Installing PHPEclipse

To install PHPEclipse, first download the latest version from SourceForge at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=57621&package_id=70009. The latest version will be the one at the top of the list displayed on the download page. At the time of writing, it is version 1.1.3 (filename PHPEclipse1.1.3-2005-01-29.zip). This file is platform independent.
The PHPEclipse zip files must be extracted in the same directory in which you installed Eclipse. It contains two directories, plugins and features, and these must be added to the plugins and features in your existing eclipse directory.
Note: Eclipse 3.x caches all plugin.xml files into a single repository for quicker loading. If you used eclipse before installing PHPeclipse, you should start eclipse once with the -clean option. This -clean forces Eclipse to rebuild that repository. This applies to anything that is installed into eclipse by unzipping it into its plugins folder.
This plugin can be replaced by a similar plugin, the Php Developer Tools (PDT), more here http://wiki.eclipse.org/PDT/Installation
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# Using PHPEclipse/Installation/Installing the DBG Debugger

Somebody knows how to configure php debuger in eclipse??? Write to me admin@it-ideas.eu Download the dbg Debugger from here: http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/downloads.php

## Debugger installation for wampp2 distribution (wampp 2.2 contains PHP 4.3.2)

1) copy php_dbg.dll (you must extract it from the downloaded file, according to your php version, and rename to php_dbg.dll) to
2) edit C:\wampp2\php\php.ini, and review the following parameters:

### this is to see output while debugging

implicit_flush = On

### check this parameter

extension_dir = \wampp2\php\extensions\

### add the dbg extension

extension=php_dbg.dll

### Add this section at the end of php.ini

[debugger] debugger.enabled = true debugger.profiler_enabled = true debugger.JIT_host = clienthost debugger.JIT_port = 7869
Note: if you would like to use only one php.ini you can maintain for example a central c:\windows\php.ini and delete the C:\wampp2\php\php.ini and C:\wampp2\apache\bin\php.ini
Additional information about the debugger can be found here: DbgBasedDebugger

## Debugger installation for xampp distribution (xampp 1.6.3a contains PHP 5.2.3)

1) copy php_dbg.dll (you must extract it from the downloaded file, according to your php version, and rename to php_dbg.dll) to
and
2) edit C:\xampp\apache\bin\php.ini, and review the following parameters:

### this is to see output while debugging

implicit_flush = On

### check this parameter

extension_dir = \xampp\php\ext\

### Add this section at the end of php.ini

[debugger] extension=php_dbg.dll debugger.enabled=on debugger_profiler_enabled=on debugger.hosts_allow=localhost debugger.hosts_deny=ALL debugger.ports=7869, 10000/16

### Add the following line

as the first line in your Zend section.
Check out this wiki page Using PHPEclipse: Installation: Installing the DBG Debugger. It shows a good example of setting up Eclipse and PHP for debugging.
# Using PHPEclipse/Installation

The process of installing PHPEclipse has several stages. This is because PHP development with PHPEclipse relies upon a number of different pieces of software. If you already use your machine for PHP development, chances are that you will have some of these items already installed. Even if this is the case, make sure you have at least a brief glance at the items below to ensure that you have the required versions installed. The installation process should be followed in the order provided in this manual. The optional items are of course optional, but are strongly recommended.
Contents
* Installing Java
* Installing Eclipse
* Installing PHPEclipse
* Installing Apache/MySQL/PHP (Optional)
* Installing the DBG Debugger (Optional)
* Installing the SQL Plugin (Optional)
* Installing the PHP User Manual (Optional)
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# Using POSper

POSper is a point of sale application designed for touch screens. Supports ESC/POS ticket printers, customer displays and barcode scanners. It is multiuser and has a great backoffice with a product entry form, reports and charts.

## Contents

* Introduction
* Installation guide
* Equipment configuration
* Quick tour
* User guide
* Administrator guide
* Developer guide
* Left Menu

## See also

* Wikibook upon which this book is based
# Using PHPEclipse/Installation/Installing ApacheMySQLPHP

Most PHP developers find it easiest to work with a running web server on their local machine. This allows you to test your work as you go, without having to upload it to a hosting environment. Therefore, it's suggested that at this point you install Apache, PHP, and (if you are using it), MySQL. This step is required if you plan to use the php debugger. Together these tools are often referred to as AMP (or AMPP if you include Perl as well as PHP).

## Installing AMP Using the XAMPP Distribution

XAMPP is a software bundle which includes everything you need to install Apache/MySQL/PHP/Perl in one go. It's available for Windows, Linux and Solaris. Particularly on a Windows machine, this is definitely the fastest way to get up and running with these tools, as someone else has done the integration and configuration work for you. Under Linux, it may be a quick solution to set up, will not be as easy to automatically maintain (or integrate with other packages) as if you installed these tools separately with your distribution's package management system (such as: apt, YaST, emerge, or up2date). This is covered in the next section.
To install XAMPP, visit their website at http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html. Select your operating system (Windows, Linux or Solaris), and then follow the simple installation instructions found on that page.
Note: Since Apache needs to be able to run your php files against php, your workspace, which contains all of your php files, must be in the Apache web root (htdocs folder). By default, this is C:\apachefriends\xampp\htdocs , but may vary depending on where you install XAMPP to. The setting can also be configured in httpd.conf
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# Work and Life in the Mobile Society/Business

    How has the market for mobile phones and laptops expanded?
    How has mobility affected commerce and services?
    What government agencies regulate mobile services?
    How have mobile devices unified communications?
    How has the market for mobility forced companies to converge and compete?
# Work and Life in the Mobile Society/Business Impact

    How is mobile work affecting productivity?
    How have working relationships changed with the rise in mobility?
    How has mobile work affected business meetings?
    How is mobile work and life affecting office space and facilities design and management?
    What are employer regulations and policies regarding mobile work and workers?
    Does the status, prestige, or position of a mobile worker differ from a standard one?
    How do mobile workers affect the IT department?
# Work and Life in the Mobile Society

    Foreword
* Working in the Mobile Society
* Business Impact of Mobile Work
* The Mobile Life
* The Technology of Mobility
* The Business of Mobility
* Freedom, Privacy and Security in the Mobile Society
# US History/Keywords8
## Obama

Obama girl Obama-Murkowski-Allen Bill The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream Obamanomics Obama Pepsi Obamaperialism

## 2009 and Beyond

European Union Treaty of Lisbon USS George H. W. Bush (CVN-77) Maria Holic A is for Alien 2009 World Baseball Classic World Trade Center Tower 5 Kepler Mission Octomom voluntary blackout day mandatory blackout Obama ´08 superclassic April 21023 Chia Obama Keri-star New Depression Stimlus Package littleboysrule swine flu

## 2009 Aviation

Ted (airline)
US Airways Flight 1549 Continental Connection Flight 3407 Turkish Airlines Flight 1951

## 2009 Works

Star Trek: Under Construction Book of Shadows Duma Key: A Novel Choosing the Right College: 2008-2009: The Whole Truth about America's Top Schools (Choosing the Right College) The Appeal Planet 51
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# US History/Preface

This textbook is based on the College Entrance Examination Board test in Advanced Placement United States History. The test is a standard on the subject, covering what most students in the United States study in high school and college, so we treat it as the best reference.
The text was reorganized and edited in November 2008 to be closer to the content and organization the college board requires. The content was carefully chosen for significance and interest. We welcome reader feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Enjoy! The AP Course Description can be found here.
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## Sci Fi/Horror Fiction

This period of history was known for many science fiction and horror classics. These were aired on the radio, shown on television, and printed in comic books. Among these horror classics was the Creep Show, a television science fiction and horror series, with episodes such as "Father's Day," known for such phrases as "Give me my Cake, dirty dish rag! It's mine! Give it to me!" and "It's Father's Day and I have my Cake! Happy Fathers Day!" and "Twilight of Cockroaches", known for such statements as "You don't know these cockroaches!" The Martian Commander from "Father's Day" is believed to be the inspiration for Darth Vader.
The special effects were substandard by today's standards, such as the "Martians"' space suit made from a diving suit with added tentacles, but they are just as terrifying then as they were then, because the horror lay mostly in the plot. Common horrific ending to these productions was the main character being buried alive, going crazy, committing suicide, or being eaten by some kind of bug or carnivorous plant. There was one movie about a man who was turned into a plastic product, because of a curse put on him. The curse was that he had to get some girl interested in him in 72 hours or else be turned into a plastic product. He did not make the deadline.

## Rest of Cold War

PRAVDA East Germany West Germany Richard "Tricky Dick" Nixon VietNam War Vietcong LBJ RFK MLK

## Cold War Ideas

"I have a dream!" civil rights "The Creep Show" (tv horror series) James Bond 007 "mellow yellow" "Believe in Hope" John Birch Society Dark Winter Beatnik lunar landing First to Moon "If you believe in love, we can put a man on the moon!" hippy Yippy Party JFK Fidel Castro Operation Mongoose renounce renunciation

## Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan Reagan Revolution Iran-Iraq War Saddam Hussein shah Tehran "Keys to the Kingdom" Söksa Kaleidoscope (novel)
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