Question

Hello Friends.

I am working on a project for Disaster Management. And so, I need all your opinions and experiences .

For that, please fill the survey : http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CMDRVHJ

Thanks

Mathslover

Answer 1

Done \(\Huge\ddot\smile\)

Answer 2

All done :)

Answer 3

My holiday homework in SST was about Disaster Management. I just copied the whole thing from the book :P

Answer 4

Done :]

Answer 5

Its not Holiday Homework, take it as a research work ...

Answer 6

@Yahoo! @amistre64 @AccessDenied @terenzreignz @cwrw238 @Naveen @UnkleRhaukus @Zarkon @abb0t @AravindG @ash2326 @asmagul @Charuvig @polesapart @Callisto @BostonBlue

Answer 7

Added a new question there : What is your good name?

Message to all those, who have already filled the survey : Please don't fill the survey again . It will be great if I get exact stats.

Answer 8

What do you mean "good name"?

Answer 9

Just to give some respect to the name of a person, we use "good name" ... You just have to mention your name there. Your name is equivalent to good name. Though, as yoou have already filled the survey, you need not to re-fill it.

Answer 10

aye sire I finished :)

Answer 11

Thanks for filling that @JA1

Answer 12

No problemo senorito

Answer 13

senor*

Answer 14

señor*

Answer 15

I have no n with the tilde guys :P English keyboard....

Answer 16

Senor <--You can type this.

Answer 17

Yes but I said senorito as if I was saying senorita but for a guy :P

Answer 18

So you were trying to be funny it seems?

Answer 19

Yuppers xD

Answer 20

Waaaataaaay Fail <3

Answer 21

:P <3

Answer 22

Just press tilde on keyboard and then n

Answer 23

WTF @thomaster I don't get it :(

Answer 24

Also what is tilde..?

Answer 25

~

Answer 26

Idk but European keyboards work that way. When you press " and a, you get ä

Answer 27

You can find the ñ in your character map, install an IME (Input Method Editor) for it, find it in a word processor, use \(\LaTeX\) to do \( \mathrm{\tilde n}\), find a UTF reference and look up character 00F1 to copy and paste it, or go to Wikipedia where you can also copy and paste it. Lots of options if it is not on your keyboard!
これは優しいですよ

Answer 28

@uri ~ is \(\tilde { } \leftarrow \) Just look at that \(\LaTeX\) to get it.

Answer 29

Oh, and just to be clear, all the ~ are equivalent to each other. They are not equal, but basically the same. If you are unsure about why I say this, don't ask a lexicographer. Ask a math major.

Answer 30

@mathslover what if here more than 1 natural-disaster? Can I mention em all? :D

Answer 31

Yes mention them all Machida.

Answer 32

@JA1 When you press the " key on your keyboard, does it appear rightaway? or do you need to press space to make it appear? because that's how it works here. When you press ~ key here, it doesn't appear. When you press space it does. Now when you don't press space, but n. The ~ goes above the n to make ñ. Same way works for " and a, ä. Or Ä Ñ è È É ô

Answer 33

Appears right away lol " but I do have to press shift for my keyboard :P