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Get a Grip on Your Grammar: 250 Writing and Editing Reminders for the Curious or Confused

為了解決Signage Board的問題，作者Spisak, Kris 這樣論述：

Just as we should think before we speak, we need to think before we write.Most of us are not poets or novelists, but we are all writers. We email, text, and post; we craft memos and reports, menus and outdoor signage, birthday cards and sticky notes on the fridge.Get a Grip on Your Grammar is a gram

mar book for those who hate grammar books, a writing resource filled with quick answers and a playful style--not endless, indecipherable grammar jargon.Get a Grip on Your Grammar is The Elements of Style for the Twitter generation. Designed for student, business, and creative-writing audiences alike

, its easily digestible, occasionally witty writing tips will finally teach you: The differences between "lay" and "lie."The proper usage of "affect" and "effect."Where to put punctuation around quotation marks.The meaning of "e.g." versus "i.e."The perils of overusing the word "suddenly."That apost

rophes should not be thrown about like confetti.And 243 more great tips.Writers owe it to themselves and to everyone who sees their written words to get it right. With Get a Grip on Your Grammar, they finally can (not "may"). With a bachelor of arts from the College of William and Mary and a maste

r of liberal arts from the University of Richmond, Kris Spisak began her career as a college writing instructor. After six years in the classroom, she shifted her work toward professional writing and editing, working with businesses on their communication goals and individuals pursuing their publish

ing dreams. As a teacher, editor, and speaker, Spisak has helped writers of every level sharpen their writing craft. She is the cofounder of Midlothian Web Solutions, on the board of directors of James River Writers, and an avid writer of fiction. She lives in Richmond, Virginia.

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評估鄰里交通改善計畫對道路交通安全的影響

為了解決Signage Board的問題，作者黃耀正 這樣論述：

為了減少道路交通事故或是其造成的損傷，道路交通號誌常被用來作為提醒用路人多加注意道路狀況。本文分析於台北市實施的「鄰里交通改善計畫」對道路交通安全的影響，該計畫於街道巷弄大量的規畫標線型人行道、調整禁停紅黃線、畫設限速停慢標字等。本文以卜瓦松差異中的差異法估計政策效果，該模型允許不同道路或不同年間車禍數與車禍受傷人數的異質性。實證結果發現政策雖無明顯降低白天的車禍數卻顯著的降低白天的車禍受傷人數約6%，夜晚的車禍數及受傷人數些微的增加，但統計上並不顯著異於零。此結果表明「鄰里交通改善計畫」所設置的標線與標字用來提醒用路人路況的目的並沒有反映在減少車禍發生的機率，而是反映在降低車禍的嚴重程度。

不僅如此，白天與晚上相異的結果顯示政策造成的效果是起因於白天光線充足，使駕駛人能夠清楚的辨認道路上的施作內容，進而提高用路人的注意力。反之，晚上的視線不佳造成政策施作的改善內容效果甚微，因此本文建議應於的街道巷弄間提供充足的光源讓用路人於晚上能明確的辨認道路上的標線與標字。

We Can Be Heroes

為了解決Signage Board的問題，作者Gray, Scott Fitzgerald 這樣論述：

"What Gray has done with this book is nothing short of astounding." -- Colin McComb, author of "Oathbreaker" Death and Friendship. Love and Gaming. Mind and Machine. The Meaning of Life. High School Graduation. The End of the World. That Kind of Stuff. -------------------- If you press them, anyone

who games will admit to some variation on the idea of how they'd love to be the hero for real, just once. Just for one day. But right now, I'm on an empty street five hundred kilometers from home, barely able to walk. I'm soaked and shivering, wearing someone else's clothes, and with way too many me

mories of almost dying rattling around in my head. And right here, right now, all I can think about is what I'd say if anybody asked me how much I want to be a hero... I try to focus. I need to bring the previous days into some sort of relief that will let me sum things up. "Me and some friends of m

ine, we got caught up in something. We thought we were beta-playing a game. An online tactical simulation, but the game turned out to be... you know what, that doesn't matter. But none of it was our fault, and now we have something this guy Lincoln wants. A piece of tech. I want to give it back to h

im, but I can't trust him to leave things alone after that." "What kind of tech?" "A Soviet-era mobile weapons platform, whose heuristic on-board systems developed advanced artificial intelligence capability while it sat forgotten in a bunker in Smolensk." Saying it sounds just about as ridiculous a

s I expect it to. "I didn't think you wrote fiction." Connor tries and fails to laugh. It's like he has some sort of esophageal deformity that routes all intent to guffaw straight from his lungs to his nose. "Not fiction. This is the truth..." WE CAN BE HEROES -- The new novel by Scott Fitzgerald Gr

ay -------------------- EXCERPT Malkov's grey eyes are black, his goggles high on his forehead where he stares through the screen. I'm not sure what his view is through the link he's established to the Vindicator's comm system, but as I step up, I can feel those eyes lock to mine. "This is a one-way

feed," he says, "because you get to listen, not talk." In the recordings Carl made, in all the conversations with Lincoln, you can't hear Malkov's accent through his mil-spec inflection. Here, the hint of clipped Russian threads his voice like fine wire. "Record the GPS fix you see on your screen,"

Malkov says. A series of coordinates flash up, but I don't bother reading them because I know where he is. As the camera shifts, one of the 99 Mile frontage roads comes into view, showing faded signage in the background. "You stand down all weapons systems. You keep all communications channels clos

ed except this one. You leave the AI in core shutdown, just like it is now. Carl doesn't call the shots anymore." When he says the name, something twists in Malkov's voice. Then he's reaching out of frame, grabbing something and hauling it into view. Molly. He's got her mouth duct-taped, hands bound

likewise in front of her. Her cheeks are wet, eyes open wide. Something cold and dark is rooting deep in my gut even before Malkov pulls the Glock from his holster, then sets it carefully to the side of Molly's head. Then that cold, dark something shunts to my brain to shut it down, and I can't rec

ognize how Malkov has pulled the pistol so that none of his team behind him can see it. I understand what that means now when I watch it, but I don't know it in the moment. All I'm aware of in the moment is that through the duct tape, through the static of the video link, even as she's fighting, pus

hing back against Malkov with everything she's got, Molly is screaming. "These are the terms," Malkov says carefully. "No one sees you, no one hears you. Deliver the Vindicator to me at these coordinates in five minutes or your friend dies..." Scott Fitzgerald Gray is a specially constructed bioge

netic simulacrum built around an array of experimental consciousness-sharing techniques -- a product of the finest minds of Canadian science until the grant money ran out. Accidentally set loose during an unauthorized midnight rave at the lab, the S.F. Gray entity is currently at large amongst an un

suspecting populace, where his work as an author, screenwriter, editor, RPG designer, and story editor for feature film keeps him off the streets. More info on Scott and his work (some of it even occasionally truthful) can be found by reading between the lines at insaneangel.com.

運用仕掛方法提升員工安全衛生參與之研究

為了解決Signage Board的問題，作者周暐宸 這樣論述：

隨著國際安全衛生的發展趨勢，國民安全衛生的觀念增強，對於工作品質的要求越來越高。但當勞工一時疏忽或貪圖方便而忽略了安全時，發生虛驚事件或職業災害的機率就很高，故勞工能自發符合安全衛生的行為相對重要。本研究目的即在建立一套產出提升員工安全參與的策略模式，使安全衛生能強化在每位員工身上。參考日本學者松村真宏提出會讓人忍不住想去做的仕掛學（Shikakeology）方法，經由歸納彙整員工安全參與相關文獻，結合仕掛原理，建構出「安全參與仕掛法」，解決員工參與不足問題。本方法首先由釐清企業遭遇的員工安全參與問題後，查詢「員工安全參與因素定義表」，鑑別必須改善的安全參與關鍵因素，再藉由「員工安全參與

仕掛原理表」，對應出可應用之仕掛原理，然後參考「安全參與仕掛案例庫」產生仕掛策略，進行員工安全參與提升。經由應用案例驗證，系統化的「安全參與仕掛法」確實能引導出安全參與的有效具體策略，協助企業促進員工安全參與意願，建立自律落實安全衛生的觀念，以降低職災發生提升企業績效。