Request a Quote Form vs. Sometimes, the "Request a Quote" form is blended (or replaced) with a project worksheet. What’s the difference, you ask? In my opinion, requesting a quote is a preliminary stage of the process that seeks to just get a feel for whether or not the parties are the right fit for one another. A project worksheet, on the other hand, tackles more specific, targeted questions about the project - many of which are relevant only after the contract is signed and the project is underway. Here are a few examples of the project worksheet being incorporated into a web designer’s site. Bold Perspective has a conversational and responsive interface that takes the visitor down several paths depending on their specific needs. It’s a very creative approach and actually fun to fill out! The web design studio of Josh Starr goes with a PDF questionnaire that gets down the important questions.

Often one funny image spurs a host of memes, as with this determined-looking toddler clenching his hand into a fist. The above meme mimics our determination on New Year's Eve to finally make positive changes. The same image represents our feelings of satisfaction and winning when we receive an unexpected windfall. Some memes have pointed humor. These memes put forth an opinion, argue with others, take a provocative stance, or use darker subjects, such as the above meme that takes advantage of an unfortunate headline. Social commentary colors many memes, touching upon subjects such as wine drinking, a hugely popular topic on the internet. In some cases, a meme achieves notoriety as a conversational expression. World events provide endless meme fodder, with humor that's sometimes pointed, sometimes silly, and sometimes painful. As in the above meme, social isolation periods generate thousands of memes, capitalizing on the dark humor of a shared experience. Our favorite TV shows provide tons of meme material, such as the above example from Game of Thrones. There's an endless variety of memes, ranging from mundane, everyday topics to critical life and world events. More are created and shared every day, and new material is constantly available. If you are inspired by an image or video you come across, make your own meme with Meme Generator and see if it resonates with others. Visit Know Your Meme to research a meme or https://T.me get inspiration.

3.2.35 What's a "troll"? In a "troll", someone will disingenuously make controversial statements in the hope of creating a large ruckus. A "troll" can also be one who trolls. 3.2.36 What's a "kook"? A sort-of crossbreed of troll with a paranoid conspiracy theorist. Handle with care, or even better, ignore. 3.2.37 What is a "sock"? A commonly-used abbreviation for "sock-puppet". In the context of usenet, a sock-puppet is an alter-ego established by an individual for the purpose of posting messages that agree with his views, thus making it appear that the individual in question has more support than (s)he really does. 3.2.38 What is a "plonk"? The sound of a poster being added to a killfile. Many readers of this newsgroup use "killfiles" to screen out posters they find annoying, so that their newsreader hides the objectionable articles from them. When someone has said something they think is the last straw, some people post a followup saying "Plonk" to let the recipient know that the poster won't be seeing any of their messages in the future.

The data revealed that two deprivation components explained 82 per cent of the total variance. Since deprivation components and corresponding socioeconomic indicators increase socioeconomic vulnerability, a non-standardized socioeconomic vulnerability index (SoVI) was calculated by adding the absolute values of these components as suggested by Cutter et al. 2003) in the ‘hazard-of-place’ model of socioeconomic vulnerability (Guillard-Goncąlves et al., 2015). The index was then standardized, following the methods documented in Chakraborty et al. 2020), to rescale SoVI scores between 0 and 100 for ease of interpretation such that a SoVI score close to zero represents very low socioeconomic vulnerability and a SoVI score close to 100 indicates very high socioeconomic vulnerability. The index was then mapped using the choropleth mapping technique to visualize spatial disparities of socioeconomic vulnerability across census tracts in the Windsor CMA. Dr. Liton Chakraborty is a senior policy analyst in the Emergency Management and Programs Branch of Public Safety Canada.