Tabla de Contenidos: “…Working with pushy MobileMe -- Using Calendar -- Managing many calendars -- Viewing events -- Creating events -- Syncing events -- Deleting events -- Subscribing to a calendar -- Chapter 5: Safari -- Importing Bookmarks -- Surfin' Safari -- Browsing the Web -- Working with bookmarks -- Safari and RSS -- Safari's limits -- Setting Safari -- Chapter 6: iPhone As iPod -- Getting the Goods -- Rip a CD -- Move music into iTunes -- Creating and Configuring a Playlist -- Standard playlists -- Playlist from selection -- Smart Playlists -- Using the iPod on the iPhone -- Cover Flow view -- Music Now Playing screen -- True Genius -- Podcasts and audiobooks -- iPod Voice Control -- iPod content views -- Videos -- iPod settings -- Chapter 7: The Stores -- The iTunes Store -- Browsing the little store -- Browsing at Starbucks -- The App Store -- Browsing the App Store -- Managing applications -- Working with applications in iTunes -- Creating Custom Ringtones -- Chapter 8: Photo, Camera, and YouTube -- You Ought to Be in Pictures -- The face of Photos -- Picture and movie viewing -- Snapping Pictures -- Taking a photo -- Capturing the iPhone's screen -- All About Movies -- Shooting video -- Playing and editing video -- Sharing videos -- Syncing photos and videos to your computer -- YouTube -- Navigating YouTube -- Playing YouTube videos -- Chapter 9: The Other Applications -- Stocks -- Maps -- Searching and exploring -- Getting directions -- Location, Location, Location -- Weather -- Voice Memos -- Notes -- Clock -- World Clock -- Alarm -- Stopwatch -- Timer -- Calculator -- Compass (iPhone 3GS Only) -- Chapter 10: Tips and Troubleshooting -- Getting Tipsy -- The word on text -- Power management -- Sync different -- iPhone gone missing -- Troubleshooting -- The basics -- Mail issues -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- K -- L -- M -- N -- P.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Meet the iPod touch -- Great iPod, Pocket Computer, Portable Game Player -- Boxed In -- IPod touch -- Earphones -- Documentation -- Dock connector-to-USB cable -- On the Face of It -- Up front -- On top -- Down below -- To the left -- The back -- Applications -- The Docked Four -- The Other 16 (plus 2) -- Housekeeping -- Customizing the Home screen -- Organizing with folders -- Full Gestures -- Tap -- Tap and hold -- Double tap -- Flick -- Two-finger flick -- Three-finger flick -- Drag -- Three-finger drag -- Rotor -- Stretch/pinch -- Touch and drag -- Multitasking -- Text Entry and Editing -- Touch typing -- Editing text -- Cut, Copy, and Paste -- Editing text -- Copying Safari text -- Copying Safari images -- Chapter 2: Setup, Sync, and Settings -- IPod touch Setup -- Get iTunes -- Plug in the iPod -- Tabtastic -- Summary -- Apps -- Ringtones -- Music -- Movies -- TV Shows -- Podcasts -- ITunes U -- Books -- Photos -- Info -- Settings -- Airplane Mode -- Wi-Fi -- Notifications -- Sounds -- Brightness -- Wallpaper -- General -- And more -- Chapter 3: iPod touch As iPod -- Getting the Goods -- Rip a CD -- Move music into iTunes -- Creating and Configuring Playlists -- Standard playlists -- Playlist from selection -- Smart Playlists -- Folders for playlists -- Genius playlists and Mixes -- Using the Music App -- Cover Flow view -- Music Now Playing screen -- True Genius -- Podcasts and audiobooks -- Voice Control -- Music content views -- Applying Music App Settings -- Shake to Shuffle -- Sound Check -- EQ -- Volume Limit -- Lyrics &amp -- Podcast Info -- Using the Videos App -- Choosing and playing videos -- Navigating the video Now Playing screen -- Applying Video App Settings -- Start Playing -- Closed Captioning -- Widescreen -- TV Signal -- Chapter 4: The Stores -- Prepare to Shop -- What you need -- Sign on…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Applying the Personalization and Embodiment Principles: Use Conversational Style, Polite Wording, Human Voice, and Virtual Coaches Chapter Summary Personalization Principle: Use Conversational Rather than Formal Style, Polite Wording Rather than Direct Wording and Human Voice Rather than Machine Voice Psychological Reasons for the Personalization Principle Promote Personalization through Conversational Style Promote Personalization through Polite Speech Promote Personalization through Voice Quality Embodiment Principle: Use Effect On-screen Coaches to Promote Learning Implications for e-Learning What to Look for in e-Learning 10. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting to Know Your iPad -- Chapter 1 Buying Your iPad -- Discover the Newest iPads and iPadOS 15 -- Choose the Right iPad for You -- Decide How Much Storage Is Enough -- Know What Else You May Need: Internet and Computer -- Use basic Internet access for your iPad -- Pair your iPad with a computer -- Choose Wi-Fi Only or Wi-Fi + Cellular -- Consider iPad Accessories -- Explore What's in the Box -- Take a First Look at the Gadget -- Chapter 2 Exploring Your iPad -- See What You Need to Use the iPad -- Turn On Your iPad for the First Time -- Meet the Multitouch Screen -- Say Hello to Tap and Swipe -- Introducing App Library -- The Dock -- Display and Use the Onscreen Keyboard -- Keyboard shortcuts -- QuickPath -- Use the Small Keyboard -- Flick to Search -- Easily Switch Between Apps -- Use Slide Over and Split View -- Starting with Slide Over -- Moving to Split View -- Examine the iPad Cameras -- Discover Control Center -- Understand Touch ID -- Take a Look at Face ID -- Lock Screen Rotation -- Explore the Status Bar -- Wonderful Widgets -- Take Inventory of Preinstalled Apps -- Lock iPad, Turn It Off, or Unlock It -- Chapter 3 Beyond the Basics -- Update the Operating System to iPadOS 15 -- Charge the Battery -- Sign into an iTunes Account for Music, Movies, and More -- Sync Wirelessly -- Understand iCloud -- Turn on iCloud Drive -- Set Up iCloud Sync Settings -- Browse Your iPad's Files -- Part 2 Beginning to Use Your iPad -- Chapter 4 Making Your iPad More Accessible -- Use Magnifier -- Set Brightness and Night Shift -- Change the Wallpaper -- Set Up VoiceOver -- Use VoiceOver -- Make Additional Vision Settings -- Use iPad with Hearing Aids -- Adjust the Volume…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting to Know Your iPad -- Chapter 1 Buying Your iPad -- Discover the Newest iPads and iPadOS 16 -- Choose the Right iPad for You -- Decide How Much Storage Is Enough -- Know What Else You May Need: Internet and Computer -- Use basic internet access for your iPad -- Pair your iPad with a computer -- Choose Wi-Fi Only or Wi-Fi + Cellular -- Consider iPad Accessories -- Explore What's in the Box -- Take a First Look at the Gadget -- Chapter 2 Exploring Your iPad -- See What You Need to Use the iPad -- Turn On Your iPad for the First Time -- Meet the Multitouch Screen -- Say Hello to Tap and Swipe -- Browsing the App Library -- The Dock -- Display and Use the Onscreen Keyboard -- Keyboard shortcuts -- QuickPath -- Use the Small Keyboard -- Flick to Search -- Easily Switch Between Apps -- Use Slide Over and Split View -- Starting with Slide Over -- Moving to Split View -- Examine the iPad Cameras -- Discover Control Center -- Understand Touch ID -- Take a Look at Face ID -- Lock Screen Rotation -- Explore the Status Bar -- Wonderful Widgets -- Take Inventory of Preinstalled Apps -- Lock iPad, Turn It Off, or Unlock It -- Chapter 3 Beyond the Basics -- Keep Your iPad's Operating System Updated -- Charge the Battery -- Sign into an iTunes Account for Music, Movies, and More -- Sync Wirelessly -- Understand iCloud -- Turn On iCloud Drive -- Set Up iCloud Sync Settings -- Browse Your iPad's Files -- Part 2 Beginning to Use Your iPad -- Chapter 4 Making Your iPad More Accessible -- Use Magnifier -- Set Brightness and Night Shift -- Change the Wallpaper -- Set Up VoiceOver -- Use VoiceOver -- Make Additional Vision Settings -- Use iPad with Hearing Aids -- Adjust the Volume…”

“…The text discusses his ideas on the impossibility of totalization, the neutrality of voice, and the alterity in writing. Through contributions from various authors, the book examines Blanchot's interactions with other thinkers like Jean-Luc Nancy, Michel Foucault, and Gilles Deleuze, as well as his influence on contemporary literary theory. …”

“…One of the best young portfolio managers on Wall Street, and helping to run the hedge fund operation of one of the world's most prestigious firms, Keith McCullough finds himself a lone voice of reason as the economic crisis of 2008 looms…”

“…It is also designed to help professionals to think about the "therapeutic frame" and what can happen to both the practitioner and the client when it is broken and finally to give voice to some colleagues who have been involved in the area of complaints in the hope that you and the organisations under whose codes of ethics you practice will take more of an interest in making those codes and frameworks more relevant to the intricacies of the therapeutic relationship. …”

“…As those who underwent analysis with Bion will testify, nothing can approach the experience of the thing itself, but, failing that, these seminars may help to fill the gap now that his voice can only be heard through his published writings and lectures. …”

“…Non-verbal communication - the eye movements, facial expressions, tone of voice, postures and gestures that we all use more or less consciously and more or less effectively - can enhance or diminish every form of social interaction. …”

“…It examines the challenges and opportunities of writing in the first person, focusing on narrative voice and focalization. The authors, Emilia Ferreiro and Ana Siro, provide analytical tools to evaluate these rewritten stories, emphasizing the importance of revision and the educational context in which these narratives were crafted. …”

“…These ideas inform the ways in which, for example, consumers acquire and use mobile phones; companies promote and sell voice, SMS and data subscriptions; and state actors regulate both everyday use of mobile phones and market activity around mobile phones. …”

“…‘What I have sought to do in my work is to give voiceless people a voice, place and purpose, the sense of dignity and inner strength that comes from never giving up no matter how difficult the circumstances. …”

“…It is instructive even to experienced researchers since it provides a voice to vulnerable populations from the forementioned countries. …”

“…Comparable questions from the centre-left have failed to find a coherent voice. Although, the European fault-line cannot be characterized as a neat Left-Right issue there are noticeable divisions in opinion across British business, the trade union movement and within the Labour Party. …”

“…Including contributions from experts around the world, this original and innovative Handbook shares a nuanced and precise understanding of media, media concepts and media terminology, rehearsing new locations for writing on museum media and giving voice to new subject alignments. As a whole, the volume breaks new ground by reframing mediated museum communication as a resource for an inclusive understanding of current museum developments. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Foreword ix -- Acknowledgements xi -- Introduction xiii -- Chapter I-I have a strange feeling that someday I shall meet this man. 1 -- Chapter 2-Last nightI gazed long upon our beauteous emblem, the star of destiny. 17 -- Chapter 3-My mind fixes itself on the bright hour in which we first met and loved. 35 -- Chapter 4-The gay voice of his wife, mingling with tones of her harp and piano, was heard. 61 -- Chapter 5-She would have graced the household of any man, be he president or prince. 93 -- Chapter 6-Alas, what has always been my decision when my own happiness or the good of the country was to be sacrificed? …”

“…Long a major figure in American letters, Hollander was a personal friend to May Swenson, and has influenced the work of many of our best emerging poetic voices…”

“…Drawing on an extensive and detailed analysis of study success in universities in Finland, the authors of this thought-provoking work argue that universities should be more concerned with students' satisfaction and place greater weight on students' perceptions of the elements that enhance or hinder their success.The book provides a multi-dimensional picture of the student-related and teaching-related factors that promote study success. Giving voice to graduate students, including those enrolled on a PhD, the authors look at the resources that students have at their disposal in order to establish what inspires and motivates the students, what slows them down, and what kinds of experiences students have of successful studies. …”