Creative Thinking and MindMaps
A Mind Map Enables One:

• To clear the mind of paradigms, thus providing space for new creative thought
• To capture and develop “flashes” of insight when they occur
• To explore all the creative possibilities of a given subject
• To encourage more consistent creative thinking
• To create new conceptual frameworks within which previous ideas can be reorganized
• To plan creatively

Why Mind Map?

• Disadvantages of traditional linear notes:
• Energy and time wasted writing down superfluous words
• Other information may be missed while noting down one idea
• Take longer to read and review
• Associations and connections between key words and ideas not readily apparent
  –Attention wanders easily
  –Lack of color and other visual qualities handicap memory

Mind Map – Basics

• Mind maps work the way the brain works
  –Not in nice neat lines

Using the Library in your Project
The library can be used in two ways:

1. Import the binary as a static library
2. Embed the source directly

Use as a static library
To use as a static library in your project you must download the zip file and unzip to a suitable location.

The libiphone-exif.a is the static library, the include directory contains the header files. To use this in Xcode first add the library to the frameworks library.

1. Select the frameworks folder.
2. Select add > existing file
3. Make sure the copy file option is selected in the dialog box.
4. You should see the library appear in the frameworks folder as a toolbox icon. e.g

We now need to include the header files in our project.

1. Select the Classes directory.
2. Click add existing files

The BMC is committed to the interests of all hill walkers, climbers and mountaineers, so it offers wide ranging cover, free from unreasonable restrictions and exclusions

• Emergency medical cover £10 million.
• £2,000 of baggage cover included as standard with options for extensions.
• £100,000 of search, rescue and recovery insurance included as standard (not all insurance policies cover these items).
• Discounts for couples, children and families.
• Comprehensive cover designed by active experts with a long reputation for providing quality insurance.
• Annual or short-term cover for many activities.
• No altitude limit, so whatever your destination, the BMC has a policy to cover you.
• No limitation to the number of trips you take abroad on annual policies. The individual trip limit of 93 days can be removed with the extended period option.
• No restrictions for unclimbed peaks or solo climbing (many other policies exclude this).

Shopping Tips

Tell your insurance agent or company certain facts about yourself and your driving habits. If these facts apply to you, they may entitle you to a lower premium:

• the existence of an anti-theft device, automatic seatbelts and/or
  air bags;
• the car is used for pleasure driving only; you do not drive it to work;
• you are in a car pool and drive to work an average of no more than two days per week;
• you are a full time student and qualify as a good student (generally B average or above);
• the distance you drive to work is short;
• you drive less than 7,500 miles per year;
• you have had no accidents or violations;
• successful completion of a driver education or defensive driving course.

Many consumers have failed to benefit from various discounts simply because they did not supply the necessary information to their agent.

On the Street

• High crime areas should be identified and avoided.
• Clutch briefcases or handbags tightly. Place wallets in front trouser or inside jacket pockets.
• Keep a low profile in terms of behavior, voice and dress. Never walk down deserted streets.
• Always be mindful of your surroundings.
• Avoid street vendors. Shop in reputable well-known stores.
• When making a purchase, select and remove only the credit card or bank- note(s) needed for that transaction -without flashing other signs of wealth.
• Avoid political or religious conversations with persons you do not know well. Steer clear of any public demonstrations. Do not criticize local customs or make comments agreeing with criticism of them.
• Don’t stop to give directions to pedestrians or motorists.
• If accosted by persons in a vehicle turn and walk in the direction opposite to the car’s travel and seek out people in well-Iit places.

This chapter:

• Introduces the Java language for Oracle Database programmers. Oracle PL/SQL developers are accustomed to developing server-side applications that have tight integration with SQL data. You can develop Java server-side applications that take advantage of the scalability and performance of the Oracle Database. If you are not familiar with Java, see “Overview of Java” on page 1-5.
• Examines why may consider using Java within Oracle Database. See “Why Use Java in Oracle Database?” on page 1-11. In addition, a brief description is given for each of the Java APIs supported within Oracle Database. The list of APIs include JDBC and Java stored procedures. See “Oraclefs Java Application Strategy” on page 1-19.

Java and Object-Oriented Programming Terminology