Mazda 3 Performance and Release Date

Mazda 3 Performance and Release Date

Mazda Motor Corporation (Mazda), Today, May 26, 2011, announced the production of Mazda 3 - or named Mazda Axela in Japan - has reached 3 million units since produced seven years ago. Mazda 3 which produced the first seven years 10 months ago, when manufactured into the fastest model who notched the highest sales in its class. At that time it was produced in five-door hatchback model. Or third-generation 2010 model is also offered in the form of variants of sedan was introduced at the Los Angeles Auto Show and hatchback carpet Bologna Auto Show in late 2008. Both had a redesign in 2011. Hirotaka Kanazawa, a senior executive at Mazda's research and development division, said this model has evolved to remain relevant despite the development of the automotive world is constantly changing.

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Mazda 3 Specifications and Performance

Official performance figures for the European Mazda 3 1.4 S, the lowest-powered model, are 0–100 km/h in 14.3 seconds, with a maximum speed of 170 km/h (106 mph). Wheels magazine reported an 8.7 second 0–100 km/h time for the Australian 2.0 model in its May 2004 issue.

The 1.6 CiTD 80 kW diesel (as sold in Europe) with a five-speed manual does 100 km/h in 11.6 seconds and has top of 182 km/h (113 mph) according to the official Mazda specifications.

In its test results for the 2004 Mazda3 5-door with the 2.3 litre engine, Car and Driver magazine reported a 0-60 mph (0–97 km/h) acceleration time of 7.4 seconds and a governor-limited top speed of 190 km/h (118 mph).

The fuel consumption of these models average in the 10 L/100 km (24 mpg-US; 28 mpg-imp), with the 2 litre 2008 Mazda3 automatic-transmission model scoring a 10 L/100 km (24 mpg-US; 28 mpg-imp)/7.6 L/100 km (31 mpg-US; 37 mpg-imp) city/highway United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rating.

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Easy Way To Start a Business

Michael Dell

Easy Way To Start a Business to be Sucessfull. Tips, Articles and Tutorials, this time will discuss about Starting a Business Strategy trough a simple manner. Many large corporations are starting a business from it a simple. Now we learn how to start a business from entrepreneurs who have succeeded.

• Starting a Business From Hobbies

Hobby is something you like. You can start a business from a hobby. Many successful entrepreneurs started from hobby. In the science of psychology of success, success of the 2.000 people studied, it turns out 80% of people who liked what he did. Factors like to bring successfull energy that have tremendous impetus. Like Bill Gates, as a young man like a hobby computer and do it diligently, so that it becomes a successful businessman and the richest in the world.

• Starting a Business From Simple Idea

Many argue that it takes to open a business idea is very creative and innovative. It does not apply to Michael Dell. He opened the business with the simple idea of selling computer brokers but not to sell directly to consumers. He cut the path to the intermediary, thus the price of a PC can be suppressed. Michael Dell started the business with just $ 1.000, and doing marketing through the "Mail Order" within 16 years of sales increased from 6 million dollars to 36,9 billion dollars. Dell Computer opened a branch office abroad that is in London in 1987. Now has opened branch offices through out the world with employees reached 40.000 people. To over come the problem of competition with other companies also need inovation. Dell's customization approach that is produced in large quantities, so as to reduce the production cost per unit. Dell provides a very fast service by performing communication via e-mail and web site. PC from  Dell were tested simultaneously with the network testing and cooperation with other suppliers so as to reduce the test period of 60-90 days to just 15 days.

• Starting a Business with Education

Many have complained that to open a business there is no chance. This is a classic complaint that should not be heard any more. To start a business we can do a variety of ways, one with the education that we have. Jerry Yang and David Filo, Yahoo's founder started the business by using his education. They are students at Stanford University. Jerry Yang and David Filo started the business from small and simple things that Yahoo's Jerry Yang described the discovery of an accident when he and Filo finish his thesis. They started the business by doing a listing of some web sites they like and write some software that allows a website to get other web site that will be put on the web portal. When established in 1994, his name is Terry's Guide To The World Wide Web. When they learned thet their site is visited by people from 90 countries, said Yahoo spontanenous and ultimately that's word used to name their company.

Excerpted from the book Smart In Entrepreneur. The work of M. Suyanto

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Shortcut in Adobe Illustrator

 On this occasion I will give a little information about the shortcuts that are available in Adobe Illustrator. This article I wrote for readers who will learn to design using Adobe Illustrator. Hopefully this article useful to readers. For those readers who will learn to design, maybe this article could be used as a reference. You can also find Adobe Illustrator tutorials.

Shortcut	Command	How useful(?)
Selecting tools Adobe Illustrator CS3
V	Selection tool	+       –
A	Direct Selection tool	+       –
Y	Magic Wand tool	+       –
Q	Lasso tool	+       –
P	Pen tool	+       –
=+ (plus)	Add Anchor Point tool	+       –
=- (minus)	Delete Anchor Point tool	+       –
Shft + C	Convert Anchor Point tool	+       –
T	Type tool	+       –
\ (backslash)	Line Segment tool	+       –
M	Rectangle tool	+       –
L	Ellipse tool in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
B	Paintbrush tool	+       –
N	Pencil tool	+       –
R	Rotate tool	+       –
O	Reflect tool	+       –
S	Scale tool	+       –
Shft + R	Warp tool	+       –
E	Free Transform tool	+       –
Shft + S	Symbol Sprayer tool	+       –
J	Column Graph tool	+       –
U	Mesh tool in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
G	Gradient tool	+       –
I	Eyedropper tool	+       –
W	Blend tool	+       –
K	Live Paint Bucket tool	+       –
Shft + L	Live Paint Selection tool	+       –
Shft + O	Crop Area tool	+       –
Shft + K	Slice tool	+       –
Shft + E	Eraser tool	+       –
C	Scissors tool	+       –
H	Hand tool	+       –
Z	Zoom tool	+       –

Viewing artwork Adobe Illustrator CS3
F	Toggle between screen modes: Standard, Full,Full with menu bar, and Maximized	+       –
Double-click Hand tool	Fit imageable area in window	+       –
Double-click Zoom tool	Magnify 100%	+       –
Spacebar	Switch to Hand tool (when not in text-edit mode)	+       –
Ctrl + Spacebar	Switch to Zoom tool in magnify mode	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Spacebar	Switch to Zoom tool in reduce mode	+       –
Spacebar	Move Zoom marquee while dragging with theZoom tool	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + 3	Hide unselected artwork	+       –
Alt-drag guide	Convert between horizontal and vertical guide in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Ctrl + Shft-double-click guide	Release guide	+       –

Drawing Adobe Illustrator CS3
Shft-drag	Constrain a shape's proportions or orientation to: equal height and width for rectangles, rounded rectangles,ellipses, and grids Increments of 45º for line and arc segments Original orientation for polygons, stars, and flares	+       –
spacebar-drag	Move a shape while drawing it	+       –
Alt-drag	Draw from the center of a shape (except for polygons, stars, and flares)	+       –
Start dragging, then press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Increase or decrease polygon sides, star points,arc angle, spiral winds, or flare rays	+       –
Start dragging, then hold down Ctrl	Keep the inner radius of a star constant	+       –
Alt-drag	Keep the sides of a star straight	+       –
Start dragging, then hold down C	Switch between an open and closed arc	+       –
Start dragging, then hold down F	Flip an arc, keeping the reference point constant	+       –
Alt-drag	Add or subtract winds from a spiral while increasing the length of the spiral	+       –
Ctrl-drag	Change the decay rate of a spiral	+       –
Alt-click Live Trace in the Ctrl panel, or hold down Alt and select a tracing preset.	Add or remove horizontal lines from a rectangular grid or concentric lines from a polar grid	+       –
Start dragging, then press the Right Arrow or Left Arrow	Add or remove vertical lines from a rectangular grid or radial lines from a polar grid	+       –
Start dragging, then press F	Decrease the skew value for horizontal dividers in a rectangular grid or radial dividers in a polar grid by 10%	+       –
Start dragging, then press V	Increase the skew value for horizontal dividers in a rectangular grid or radial dividers in a polar grid by 10%	+       –
Start dragging, then press X	Decrease the skew value for vertical dividers in a rectangular grid or concentric dividers in a polar grid by 10%	+       –
Start dragging, then press C	Increase the skew value for vertical dividers in a rectangular grid or concentric dividers in a polar grid by 10%	+       –
Alt-click Live Trace in the Ctrl panel, or hold down Alt and select a tracing preset.	Create and expand a Live Trace object in one step	+       –

Selecting Adobe Illustrator CS3
Ctrl	Switch to last-used selection tool (Selection tool,Direct Selection tool, or Group Selection tool) in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Alt	Switch between Direct Selection tool and Group Selection tool	+       –
Shft-click	Add to a selection with Selection tool,Direct Selection tool, Group Selection tool, Live Paint Selection tool, or Magic Wand tool	+       –
Shft-click	Subtract a selection with Selection tool, Direct Selection tool, Group Selection tool, or Live Paint Selection tool	+       –
Alt-click	Subtract from selection with Magic Wand tool	+       –
Shft-drag	Add to selection with Lasso tool	+       –
Alt-drag	Subtract from selection with Lasso tool in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Caps Lock	Change pointer to cross hair for selected tools	+       –

Moving selections Adobe Illustrator CS3
Right Arrow, Left Arrow, Up Arrow, or Down Arrow	Move selection in user-defined increments	+       –
Shft + Right Arrow, Left Arrow, Up Arrow, or Down Arrow	Move selection in 10x user-defined increments in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + 2	Lock all deselected artwork	+       –
Hold down Shft	Constrain movement to 45º angle (except whenusing Reflect tool)	+       –

Editing shapes Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt	Switch Pen tool to Convert Anchor Point tool	+       –
Alt	Switch between Add Anchor Point tool and Delete Anchor Point tool	+       –
Alt	Switch Scissors tool to Add Anchor Point tool	+       –
Alt	Switch Pencil tool to Smooth tool in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Spacebar-drag	Move current anchor point while drawing with Pen tool	+       –
Alt-drag	Cut a straight line with Knife tool	+       –
Shft + Alt-drag	Cut at 45º or 90º with Knife tool	+       –
Alt + Shape mode	Turn shape mode buttons in Pathfinder panelinto Pathfinder commands	+       –

Painting objects Adobe Illustrator CS3
X	Toggle between fill and stroke in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
D	Set fill and stroke to default	+       –
Shft + X	Swap fill and stroke	+       –
>	Select gradient fill mode	+       –
<	Select color fill mode	+       –
/ (forward slash)	Select no stroke/fill mode	+       –
Shft + Eyedropper tool	Sample color from an image or intermediatecolor from gradient	+       –
Alt + Shft-click + Eyedropper tool	Sample style and append appearance of currentlyselected item	+       –
Ctrl + / (forward slash)	Add new fill	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + / (forward slash)	Add new stroke	+       –
Ctrl-click gradient button in Tools panel or Gradient panel	Reset gradient to black and white in Adobe Illustrator	+       –

Working with Live Paint groups Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click Live Paint Bucket tool	Switch to Eyedropper tool and sample fill and/or stroke	+       –
Alt Shft-click Live Paint Bucket tool	Switch to Eyedropper tool and sample color from an image or intermediate color from a gradient	+       –
Shft Live Paint Bucket tool	Select opposite Live Paint Bucket tool options(if Paint Fills and Paint Strokes are currently selected, switch to Paint Fills only)	+       –
Double-click + Live Paint Bucket tool	Fill across unstroked edges into adjacent faces	+       –
Triple-click Live Paint Bucket tool	Fill all faces that have same fill and strok eall edges that have same stroke in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Alt-click + Live Paint Selection tool	Switch to Eyedropper tool and sample fill and/orstroke	+       –
Alt + Shft-click + Live Paint Selectiontool	Switch to Eyedropper tool and sample color froman image or intermediate color from a gradient	+       –
Shft-click + Live Paint Selection tool	Add to/subtract from a selection	+       –
Double-click + Live Paint Selection tool	Select all connected faces /edges with same fill/stroke	+       –
Triple-click Live Paint Selection tool	Select all faces/edges with same fill/stroke in Adobe Illustrator	+       –

Transforming objects Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click	Set origin point and open dialog box when using Rotate tool, Scale tool, Reflect tool, or Shear tool	+       –
Alt-drag	Duplicate and transform selection when using Selection tool, Scale tool, Reflect tool, or Shear tool	+       –
Tilde (~)-drag	Transform pattern (independent of object) when using Selection tool, Scale tool, Reflect tool, or Shear tool in Adobe Illustrator	+       –

Working with type Adobe Illustrator CS3
Right Arrow or Left Arrow	Move one character right or left	+       –
Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Move up or down one line	+       –
Ctrl + Right Arrow or Left Arrow	Move one word right or left	+       –
Ctrl + Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Move up or down one paragraph	+       –
Shft Ctrl Right Arrow or Left Arrow	Select one word right or left when working with Adobe Illustrator type	+       –
Shft + Ctrl + Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Select one paragraph before or after	+       –
Shft-click	Extend existing selection	+       –
Ctrl + Shft + L, R, or C	Align paragraph left, right, or center	+       –
Ctrl + Shft + J	Justify paragraph	+       –
Shft + Enter	Insertsoft return	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + K	Highlight kerning	+       –
Ctrl Shft X	Reset horizontal scale to 100% when working with Adobe Illustrator type	+       –
Ctrl + Shft + > or <	Increase or decrease type size	+       –
Alt + Up or Down Arrow (horizontal text) or Right or Left Arrow (vertical text)	Increase or decrease leading	+       –
Double-click leading icon in the Character panel	Set leading to the type size	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Q	Reset tracking/kerning to 0	+       –
Alt + Right or Left Arrow (horizontal text) or Up or Down Arrow (vertical text)	Add or remove space (kerning) between two characters	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Right or Left Arrow (horizontal text) or Up or Down Arrow (vertical text)	Add or remove space (kerning) between charactersby five times the increment value	+       –
Alt + Shft + Up or Down Arrow (horizontal text) or Right or Left Arrow (vertical text)	Increase or decrease baseline shift when working with Adobe Illustrator type	+       –
Shft	Switch between Type and Vertical Type, AreaType and Vertical Area Type, and Path Type and Vertical Path Typetools	+       –
Alt-click Type tool	Switch between Area Type and Type, Path Typeand Area Type, and Vertical Path Type and Vertical Area Type tools	+       –

Using panels Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click New button	Set options (except for Actions, Brushes, Swatches,and Symbols panels)	+       –
Alt-click Delete button	Delete without confirmation (except for Layerspanel)	+       –
Shft Enter	Apply value and keep text box active when using Adobe Illustrator panels	+       –
Shft-click	Select range of actions, brushes, layers, links,styles, or swatches	+       –
Ctrl-click	Select noncontiguous actions, brushes, layers(same level only), links, styles, or swatches	+       –
Tab	Show/Hide all panels when using Adobe Illustrator panels	+       –
Shft + Tab	Show/Hide all panels except the Tools panel andControl panel	+       –

Actions panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click expansion triangle	Expand/Collapse entire hierarchy for action set	+       –
Double-click folder icon	Set options for action set	+       –
Alt-click Play button	Play a single command in Adobe Illustrator actions panel	+       –
Alt-click New Action button	Begin recording actions without confirmation	+       –

Brushes panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Double-click brush	Open Brush Options dialog box	+       –
Drag brush to New Brush button	Duplicate brush	+       –

Character and Paragraph panels Adobe Illustrator CS3
Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Increase/decrease the selected value bya small increment	+       –
Shft + Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Increase/decreases the selected value bya large increment	+       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + F	Highlight the font name field in the Characterpanel	+       –

Color panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Ctrl-click color bar	Select the complement for the current color fill/stroke	+       –
Alt-click color bar	Change the nonactive fill/stroke in Adobe Illustrator color panel	+       –
Ctrl + Alt-click color bar	Select the complement for the nonactive fill/stroke	+       –
Ctrl + Shft-click color bar	Select the inverse for the current fill/stroke	+       –
Ctrl + Shft + Alt-click color bar	Select the inverse for the nonactive fill/stroke	+       –
Shft-click color bar	Change the color mode	+       –
Shft-drag color slider	Move color sliders in tandem in Adobe Illustrator color panel	+       –
Double-click to right of a numerical field	Switch between percentage and 0-255 valuesfor RGB	+       –

Gradient panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-drag	Duplicate color stops	+       –
Alt-drag color stop onto another stop	Swap color stops	+       –
Alt-click swatch in the Swatches panel	Apply swatch color to active (or selected) colorstop	+       –

Layers panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click layer name	Select all objects on the layer in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Alt-click eye icon	Show/hide all layers but the selected one	+       –
Ctrl-click eye icon	Select Outline/Preview view for the selected layer	+       –
Ctrl + Alt-click eye icon	Selects Outline/Preview view for all other layers	+       –
Alt-click lock icon	Lock/unlock all other layers	+       –
Alt-click expansion triangle	Expand all sublayers to display entire hierarchy	+       –
Alt-click New Layer button	Set options as you create new layer	+       –
Alt-click New Sublayer button	Set options as you create new sublayer	+       –
Ctrl Alt-click New Sublayer button	Place new sublayer at bottom of layer list in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Ctrl-click New Layer button	Place layer at top of layer list	+       –
Ctrl + Alt-click New Layer button	Place layer below selected layer	+       –
Alt-drag selection	Copy the selection to a new layer, sublayer, orgroup	+       –

Swatches panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Ctrl-click New Swatch button	Create new spot color	+       –
Ctrl + Shft-click New Swatch button	Create new global process color	+       –
Alt-drag a swatch over another	Replace swatch with another	+       –
Ctrl Alt-click in the swatch color list	Select swatch by name (using keyboard) in Adobe Illustrator	+       –

Transform panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Shft + Enter	Apply a value and keep focus in edit field	+       –
Alt Enter	Apply a value and copy object when using Adobe Illustrator transform panel	+       –
Ctrl Enter	Apply a value and scale option proportionately for width or height	+       –

Transparency panel Adobe Illustrator CS3
Alt-click on mask thumbnail	Change mask to grayscale image for editing	+       –
Shft-click on mask thumbnail	Disable opacity mask	+       –
Shft-click on disabled mask thumbnail	Re-enable opacity mask in Adobe Illustrator Transparency panel	+       –
Click opacity field + Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Increase/decrease opacity in 1% increments	+       –
Shft-click opacity field + Up Arrow or Down Arrow	Increase/decrease opacity in 10% increments	+       –

Function keys Adobe Illustrator CS3
F1	Invoke Help	+       –
F2	Cut	+       –
F3	Copy	+       –
F4	Paste	+       –
F5	Show/hide Brushes panel	+       –
F6	Show/hide Color panel in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
F7	Show/hide Layers panel	+       –
F8	Create new symbol	+       –
Ctrl F8	Show/hide Info panel in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Ctrl + F9	Show/hide Gradient panel	+       –
Ctrl + F10	Show/hide Stroke panel	+       –
Ctrl + F11	Show/hide Attributes panel	+       –
F12	Revert	+       –
Shft + F5	Show/hide Graphic Styles panel	+       –
Shft F6	Show/hide Appearance panel in Adobe Illustrator	+       –
Shft + F7	Show/hide Align panel	+       –
Shft + F8	Show/hide Transform panel	+       –
Shft + Ctrl + F9	Show/hide Pathfinder panel	+       –
Shft + Ctrl + F10	Show/hide Transparency panel	+       –
Shft + Ctrl + F11	Show/hide Symbols panel	+       –

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