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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}

module Smos.Query.Commands.Work
  ( smosQueryWork,
  )
where

import Conduit
import Data.List (intersperse)
import Data.List.NonEmpty (NonEmpty)
import qualified Data.Map as M
import Data.Maybe
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Time
import Rainbow
import Smos.Query.Config
import Smos.Query.Formatting
import Smos.Query.OptParse.Types
import Smos.Report.Entry
import Smos.Report.Filter
import Smos.Report.Projection
import Smos.Report.Work
import System.Exit

smosQueryWork :: WorkSettings -> Q ()
smosQueryWork WorkSettings {..} = do
  src <- asks smosQueryConfigReportConfig
  liftIO $ when (not workSetSmartMode && isNothing workSetTime) $ die "No time filter provided."
  now <- liftIO getZonedTime
  let wc = smosReportConfigWorkConfig src
  let contexts = workReportConfigContexts wc
  let baseFilter = workReportConfigBaseFilter wc
  case M.lookup workSetContext contexts of
    Nothing -> liftIO $ die $ unwords ["Context not found:", T.unpack $ contextNameText workSetContext]
    Just cf -> do
      let wrc =
            WorkReportContext
              { workReportContextNow = now,
                workReportContextBaseFilter = baseFilter,
                workReportContextCurrentContext = cf,
                workReportContextTimeProperty = workSetTimeProperty,
                workReportContextTime = workSetTime,
                workReportContextAdditionalFilter = workSetFilter,
                workReportContextContexts = contexts,
                workReportContextChecks = workSetChecks,
                workReportContextSorter = workSetSorter
              }
      wr <- produceWorkReport workSetHideArchive (smosReportConfigDirectoryConfig src) wrc
      liftIO $ putTableLn $ renderWorkReport now workSetProjection wr

renderWorkReport :: ZonedTime -> NonEmpty Projection -> WorkReport -> Table
renderWorkReport now ne WorkReport {..} =
  mconcat
    $ (concat . concat)
    $ intersperse [spacer]
    $ filter
      (not . null)
      [ unlessNull
          workReportNextBegin
          [ sectionHeading "Next meeting:",
            [formatAsTable $ maybe [] ((: []) . formatAgendaEntry now) workReportNextBegin]
          ],
        unlessNull
          workReportAgendaEntries
          [ sectionHeading "Deadlines:",
            [agendaTable]
          ],
        unlessNull
          workReportResultEntries
          [sectionHeading "Next actions:", [entryTable workReportResultEntries]],
        unlessNull
          workReportEntriesWithoutContext
          [ warningHeading "WARNING, the following Entries don't match any context:",
            [entryTable workReportEntriesWithoutContext]
          ],
        unlessNull
          workReportCheckViolations
          [ warningHeading "WARNING, the following Entries did not pass the checks:",
            concat
              $ flip concatMap (M.toList workReportCheckViolations)
              $ \(f, violations) ->
                unlessNull violations [warningHeading (renderFilter f), [entryTable violations]]
          ]
      ]
  where
    unlessNull l r =
      if null l
        then []
        else r
    sectionHeading t = heading $ underline $ fore white $ chunk t
    warningHeading t = heading $ underline $ fore red $ chunk t
    heading c = [formatAsTable [[c]]]
    spacer = [formatAsTable [[chunk " "]]]
    entryTable = renderEntryReport . makeEntryReport ne
    agendaTable = formatAsTable $ map (formatAgendaEntry now) workReportAgendaEntries

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Time Series Analysis

### Overview:
Time series analysis is a statistical technique used to analyze data points collected over time. It is commonly used in finance, economics, and other fields that require forecasting and trend analysis. In this lesson, we will cover the basics of time series analysis, including its definition, components, and methods of analysis.

### Objectives:
1. Understand the basic concepts of time series analysis
2. Identify the components of a time series
3. Learn common methods of time series analysis
4. Apply time series analysis techniques to real-world data

### Section 1: Introduction to Time Series Analysis

**Definition:** Time series analysis is a statistical technique that deals with time series data or trend analysis. A time series is a sequence of data points collected over time.

**Components:** There are four main components of a time series:

1. Observations: These are individual data points collected at specific times.
2. Time: This refers to the independent variable in the data set, which represents the time at which each observation was recorded.
3. Variables: These are the dependent variables, or the characteristics of the observations being measured.
4. Trend: This refers to the overall pattern or direction of the data over time.

**Methods of Analysis:** There are several methods of analyzing time series data, including:

1. Decomposition: This involves breaking down the time series into its underlying components, such as trend, seasonality, and residual variation.
2. Forecasting: This involves predicting future values of the time series based on past observations.
3. Regression: This involves modeling the relationship between the time series and one or more explanatory variables.
4. Spectral Analysis: This involves decomposing the time series into its frequency components to identify periodic patterns.

### Section 2: Basic Concepts of Time Series Analysis

**Trend Analysis:** Trend analysis involves identifying the overall direction of the time series over time. This can be done using linear regression or exponential smoothing techniques.

**Seasonality:** Seasonality refers to fluctuations in the time series that occur at regular intervals, such as daily, weekly, or monthly patterns. This can be identified using techniques like moving averages or seasonal decomposition of time series.

**Cycle Analysis:** Cycle analysis involves identifying periodic patterns in the time series that are not related to seasonality. This can be done using techniques like Fourier analysis or wavelet analysis.

**Irregular Fluctuations:** Irregular fluctuations refer to variations in the time series that do not follow a consistent pattern. This can be modeled using techniques like autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) models or generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (GARCH) models.

### Section 3: Applying Time Series Analysis Techniques

**Data Collection:** Collect time series data that represents the variable of interest over time. This could be hourly stock prices, monthly sales figures, or yearly temperature averages.

**Data Preparation:** Clean and preprocess the data to remove any missing values, outliers, or inconsistencies. This may involve interpolation, extrapolation, or transformation techniques.

**Model Selection:** Choose an appropriate method of analysis based on the characteristics of the data. This may involve selecting a linear or nonlinear model, or choosing between stationary or nonstationary time series methods.

**Model Evaluation:** Evaluate the performance of the chosen model by comparing its predictions to actual observations. This may involve using metrics like mean squared error, root mean squared error, or the R-squared value.

**Conclusion:** Time series analysis is a powerful tool for understanding trends and patterns in data over time. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can apply time series analysis techniques to real-world data and gain valuable insights into the behavior of your variable of interest.


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Fish parade in the month of the Pisces!

10 Mar 2013

We are happy to report that our third week was a success too! The Sun is already well in the month of the Pisces and we keep threading the waters of the Sudanese Red Sea (as well) week after week in order to see and be able to show you more and more fish. Among last week’s offer were hammerheads, and not just a few, grey reef sharks, jackfish and the inevitable schools of barracuda. And for dessert, we were able to marvel in a full moon as well.

We have started out with stronger winds, we were fighting the elements but despite it all, we were able to visit all the sites in our North itinerary. The usual 4-hour boat ride between Shaab Suedi and Shambaia lasted 5 ½ hours this time. Thankfully the winds had quite died down by the second night and the rest of the week was calmer, sometimes a bit cloudy but warm.

This week again we were focusing on the large fish, we were scouring the big blue around us where we could expect sharks to appear. We counted 20 hammerheads at Angarosh. At Quita El Bana 10 nice specimens circled 3-4m above us and Shaab Rumi was true to itself again with grey reef sharks showing up and 2-3 hammerheads swimming near us.

The schools of barracuda and jackfish at Shaab Rumi left everyone in an awe. The waters were clear at Cousteau’s Precontinent and at Umbria as well. Taking advantage of this, we wandered in the entire wreck.

A new week is coming, new hopes are rising and next week we are coming back with another report.

Andromeda, the 5-star diving safari liveaboard, was built based on a unique design, meeting divers’ and guests’ every need. Spacious, tastefully decorated cabins with en-suite bathrooms, a roomy diningroom, salon and sun deck make the 1-week diving safari comfortable for everyone.

Cassiopeia, the 5-star diving safari liveaboard, was built based on years of experience. The main aspects were comfort and safety. Thanks to the large spaces and the huge sun deck, the guests do not feel confined during the 1-week safari.

source: minipile

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Astrology

### Overview

Astrology is the study of how celestial events and patterns affect human behavior and fate. This lesson will introduce students to the basics of astrology, including the zodiac, planets, and houses. By the end of this lesson, students will have a basic understanding of astrology and its relevance to everyday life.

### Objectives

- Understand the basics of astrology
- Identify the different components of an astrological chart
- Recognize how astrology can be used to gain insights into personal growth and relationships

### Materials

- Whiteboard or paper
- Marker
- Astrology chart template
- Textbook or online resources on astrology

### Procedure

**Introduction**

Begin by introducing the topic of astrology. Explain that it is the study of how celestial events and patterns affect human behavior and fate. Provide a brief overview of the history of astrology and its importance in different cultures throughout history.

**The Zodiac**

Introduce the concept of the zodiac, which is a belt of stars that stretches across the sky. There are twelve signs in the zodiac, each represented by a symbol such as a ram, fish, or scorpion. Explain that each sign has its own unique personality traits and characteristics.

**Planets**

Next, explain that planets play an important role in astrology. There are seven planets recognized in astrology: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Each planet represents different aspects of human nature, such as communication, love, aggression, and ambition.

**Houses**

Introduce the concept of houses, which represent different areas of life such as career, family, and relationships. Each house is associated with a different sign of the zodiac and is numbered from 1 to 12.

**Conclusion**

Summarize the main points of the lesson and reinforce the importance of astrology in understanding human behavior and fate. Encourage students to explore astrology further by creating their own birth charts or reading horoscopes.

**Glossary**

- Zodiac: A belt of stars that stretches across the sky, divided into twelve signs.
- Planets: Seven celestial bodies recognized in astrology, each representing different aspects of human nature.
- Houses: Twelve areas of life represented by the twelve signs of the zodiac.

**Assessment**

Create a multiple-choice quiz to test students' understanding of the material covered in the lesson. Questions could include:

- Which planet represents communication in astrology?
- What is the significance of the zodiac in astrology?
- How many houses are there in astrology?

**Extension Activities**

- Have students create their own astrological birth charts based on their birthdate and time.
- Assign a research project on a specific aspect of astrology, such as the significance of the moon in different signs.
- Host a horoscope reading party, where students can share their horoscopes and discuss their accuracy.


text: Latest News from Lifestyle News Desk.. "Our results show that building rapport makes witnesses more at ease with closing their eyes. That in itself is vital if we are to encourage witnesses to use this helpful technique during interviews," Nash concluded. The study was published in the journal Legal and Criminology Psychology.. Latest News from Lifestyle News Desk

source: refinedweb

textbook:
Lesson: Building Rapport in Interviews

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of building rapport in interviews and how it can help witnesses feel more comfortable during legal proceedings.

Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
- Rapport is a psychological term that refers to a close and harmonious relationship between two people.
- Building rapport is essential in many fields, including law enforcement, psychology, and sales.
- In legal proceedings, building rapport with witnesses can help them feel more comfortable and honest during interviews.

Section 2: Questions and Answers
- What is the purpose of building rapport with witnesses during interviews?
- How does building rapport make witnesses feel?
- Why is it important to encourage witnesses to use the helpful technique during interviews?

Section 3: Definitions of Purpose
- Closing their eyes: a technique used by witnesses to recall memories more accurately.
- Legal and Criminology Psychology: a field that applies psychological principles to legal and criminal justice systems.

Section 4: Practical Examples
- A police officer interviews a witness who saw a robbery. The officer starts by asking open-ended questions and actively listening to the witness's responses. Over time, the witness begins to trust the officer and feels more comfortable sharing details about the incident.
- A therapist builds rapport with a client by acknowledging their feelings and validating their experiences. This helps the client feel understood and supported, leading to a more productive therapy session.

Section 5: Real-World Scenarios
- A lawyer interviews a witness who saw a car accident. The lawyer uses active listening and empathy to build rapport with the witness. As a result, the witness feels more comfortable describing the events of the accident, which helps the lawyer build a stronger case for their client.

Glossary:
- Rapport: a close and harmonious relationship between two people
- Legal and Criminology Psychology: a field that applies psychological principles to legal and criminal justice systems

Conclusion:
Building rapport is an essential skill that can help us connect with others and build trust. In legal proceedings, building rapport with witnesses can help them feel more comfortable and honest during interviews. By applying these concepts to our own interactions, we can improve our communication skills and build stronger relationships with those around us.


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WeMakePrice, better known as Wemepu, one of South Korea’s largest e-commerce platforms, is integrating 12 cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin in collaboration with Bithumb, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.

First Major Retailer and E-Commerce Platform in South Korea

According to local mainstream media outlets, WeMakePrice is cooperating with Bithumb on adding cryptocurrencies to its existing payments platform OneThePay. Once the integration is complete, existing WeMakePrice users will be able to purchase items and services using cryptocurrencies.

While Bithumb is leading the integration process of various cryptocurrencies into the system of WeMakePrice, users do not have to be registered with Bithumb to use cryptocurrencies on the WeMakePrice platform. Since cryptocurrencies will be integrated into its existing infrastructure, users can pay for goods using the same application.

In an interview with South Korean mainstream media outlet HanKyoReh, a WeMakePrice spokesperson stated that the company has come to the decision of integrating cryptocurrencies as a part of a larger initiative to ease the payment process for general consumers.

“Integrating cryptocurrencies is a part of our initiative to make payments more convenient for our consumers and clients. We consider mobile fintech apps, points, and cryptocurrencies as efficient payment methods,” said the spokesperson.

Another mainstream media outlet reported that the integration of cryptocurrencies by WeMakePrice is the first case in which a major e-commerce platform or retailer have decided to offer cryptocurrencies as a primary payment option to users.

In previous reports, CCN.com reported that the majority of South Korean investors and businesses in the local cryptocurrency market have started to demonstrate optimism towards the long-term growth of the sector due to the government’s decision to regulate the market.

The integration of cryptocurrencies by WeMakePrice show the enthusiasm towards the local cryptocurrency sector by many of the largest conglomerates in the country in various sectors.

Increasing Adoption

Yesterday, on January 28, it was reported that Japan’s largest consumer electronics retailer has begun to trial bitcoin payments. Yamada, which has become one of the two leading retailers in Japan apart from Bic Camera to integrate cryptocurrencies, partnered with Japanese cryptocurrency exchange BitFlyer.

The company’s official statement translated by Bitcoin.com read:

“We will implement initiatives to improve bitcoin recognition and usage promotion. With the introduction of bitcoin payment service, we respond to the diverse needs of our customers both in Japan and overseas. We believe that we can provide improved service and convenience.”

This week, CCN.com reported that Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz claimed bitcoin cannot be a legitimate currency if retailers and major conglomerates are not willing to embrace it. In Japan, bitcoin is accepted by the country’s largest budget airline Peach, budget hotel chain Capsule, retailers Bic Camera and BitFlyer.

In South Korea, nearly every major conglomerate such as $10 billion NXC and leading Telecom SKT have significant stake in cryptocurrency businesses, and retailers have started to eye cryptocurrency integration.

As the adoption of major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and Ethereum grows, the entire cryptocurrency market will appeal to general consumers in the upcoming months.

Featured image from WeMakePrice.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Cryptocurrencies

## Chapter 1: What are Cryptocurrencies?

Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual currencies that use cryptography for security. They operate on a decentralized network called blockchain technology, which records and verifies all transactions. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin are some popular cryptocurrencies.

## Chapter 2: How do Cryptocurrencies work?

Cryptocurrencies work by using cryptographic algorithms to secure transactions and control the creation of new units. Users send and receive cryptocurrencies by creating digital signatures with a pair of cryptographic keys (private and public). The decentralized network validates transactions using consensus algorithms like Proof of Work or Proof of Stake.

## Chapter 3: Why use Cryptocurrencies?

Cryptocurrencies offer several advantages over traditional currencies. They provide lower transaction fees, faster processing times, and increased privacy due to decentralization. Additionally, they enable cross-border transactions without the need for intermediaries like banks.

## Chapter 4: Risks of Cryptocurrencies

While cryptocurrencies offer benefits, they also come with risks. Their value is highly volatile, making them unstable for everyday transactions. Additionally, the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies makes them susceptible to hacking and theft.

## Chapter 5: Real-World Examples

Companies like Overstock.com, Microsoft, and Expedia accept cryptocurrencies as payment methods. Additionally, countries like Venezuela and Iran have turned to cryptocurrencies as a way to circumvent economic sanctions.

## Glossary
- Blockchain: A decentralized network that records and verifies all transactions using cryptography.
- Consensus algorithm: A method used to validate transactions on a decentralized network.
- Cryptocurrency: A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.
- Decentralized: A system where power or control is not concentrated in one place.
- Digital signature: A mathematical scheme that verifies the authenticity of digital messages or documents.
- Public key: A pair of cryptographic keys (public and private) used to send and receive cryptocurrencies.
- Private key: A pair of cryptographic keys (public and private) used to send and receive cryptocurrencies.
- Proof of Work: A consensus algorithm that requires users to solve complex mathematical problems to validate transactions.
- Proof of Stake: A consensus algorithm that selects validators based on the size of their stake in the network.

Conclusion:

Understanding cryptocurrencies is essential in today's digital age. This lesson provided an introduction to what cryptocurrencies are, how they work, and why they are used. By exploring the risks and real-world examples, we can see the potential benefits and drawbacks of using cryptocurrencies. As cryptocurrencies continue to gain popularity, knowing their fundamentals will help us navigate the digital currency landscape effectively.


text: Healing with Music. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) brought together musicians, music therapists, and neuroscientists to tap into the brain and figure out how music could heal the sick. Yes, you read that right – heal, not soothe. We know music soothes us, whether we’re in a hospital or feeling grumpy at home, but what if it could do more? What if combining music and science revealed ways that health actually improved by listening or creating music? There are all sorts of ways this could play out. For example, a neuroscientist and dance professor are trying to find out if the music and movement in an improvisational dance class might enhance the brain’s neural networks in Alzheimer’s patients. Or did you know that sometimes stroke survivors who can’t speak can sing, and music therapy can help them retrain brain pathways to communicate? How fantastic!

textbook:
Lesson Title: Healing with Music

## Introduction

Music has been known to soothe and comfort us for centuries. However, recent studies have shown that music can do more than just soothe - it can heal. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) brought together musicians, music therapists, and neuroscientists to explore the potential of music as a tool for healing the sick. In this lesson, we will learn about the science behind music and its potential healing powers.

## Section 1: The Science of Music and Healing

### Sub-section 1.1: How Music Affects the Brain

Music has been found to affect the brain in several ways. When we listen to music, our brains release certain chemicals that make us feel good. These chemicals include dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin. These chemicals are also released when we experience other pleasurable activities such as eating or socializing.

In addition to releasing these chemicals, music has also been found to stimulate certain areas of the brain. For example, playing a musical instrument can stimulate the areas of the brain responsible for motor skills, memory, and coordination. Listening to music can stimulate the areas responsible for language processing and emotional regulation.

### Sub-section 1.2: Music Therapy

Music therapy is the use of music to improve health and well-being. It is a growing field, with more and more hospitals and clinics offering music therapy services. Music therapy can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including anxiety, depression, pain, and stress.

One of the most common forms of music therapy is listening to music. Patients may listen to music while undergoing treatment or during recovery. Music can also be used to help patients relax before a procedure or to help them cope with pain.

Playing an instrument or singing can also be therapeutic. Many hospitals and clinics offer group music therapy sessions where patients can come together to create music and connect with others.

## Section 2: Examples of Music and Healing

### Sub-section 2.1: Alzheimer's Disease

A study conducted by the NIH found that music therapy can improve the quality of life for Alzheimer's patients. The study involved a neuroscientist and a dance professor who worked together to see if the music and movement in an improvisational dance class could enhance the brain's neural networks in Alzheimer's patients. The results were promising, with patients showing improvements in memory, mood, and overall function.

### Sub-section 2.2: Stroke Survivors

Another study found that music therapy can help stroke survivors regain their ability to communicate. Sometimes, stroke survivors who can't speak can sing, and music therapy can help them retrain brain pathways to communicate. This therapy involves singing and playing instruments, which helps to stimulate the parts of the brain responsible for speech and language.

## Section 3: Conclusion

In conclusion, music has the power to heal. Whether it's through listening to music, playing an instrument, or participating in group music therapy sessions, music can improve our health and well-being. As more research is conducted, we will continue to uncover the full potential of music as a tool for healing.

Glossary:
- Neuroscientist: a scientist who studies the structure and function of the nervous system
- Music therapy: the use of music to improve health and well-being
- Alzheimer's disease: a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that causes memory loss and cognitive decline
- Stroke survivors: people who have survived a stroke, which is a brain attack caused by a blockage or bleeding in the brain


text: One of the newest colorways for the Nike Zoom Elite+ 5 is the New York Knicks inspired Pro Platinum/White-Deep Royal Blue-Total Orange colorway.. For this ensemble, Nike opted for a mesh upeer in white with deep royal blue and total orange webbing in synthetic material around the middle of the upper. The tongue is also of white mesh material with an orange higlight on the top of the tongue where the Nike logo is found. The laces are in white while the form fitting sock liner is in total orange. A white Nike swoosh logo can be found around the ankle area of the shoe.. For the midsoles, white is the main color with an orange highlight with a durable carbon rubber heel and an aptly placed Nike zoom unit is placed along the forefoot for comfort and protection.. This light weight Nike runner is now available online at Nikestores..

textbook:
Lesson: How to Read and Understand a Product Description

Introduction:
In today's world, product descriptions are essential for understanding what we are buying. They provide information about the product's features, benefits, and specifications. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and understand a product description by breaking it down into its main components.

Section 1: Understanding the Main Components of a Product Description

1.1 Introduction:
The introduction is the first part of the product description, and it provides an overview of the product. It usually includes the name of the product, its category, and the brand that manufactures it.

1.2 Features:
The features section lists the specific characteristics of the product. These may include its size, color, material, and any other unique features that set it apart from other products.

1.3 Benefits:
The benefits section explains how the product will benefit the customer. This section should answer the question "Why should I buy this product?" by highlighting its advantages and how it can improve the customer's life.

1.4 Specifications:
The specifications section provides technical details about the product. This may include its dimensions, weight, power source, and other technical specifications.

1.5 Conclusion:
The conclusion summarizes the main points of the product description and encourages the customer to purchase the product.

Section 2: Practical Examples

2.1 Example 1:
Let's take a look at an example of a product description for a smartphone.

Introduction:
Meet the latest addition to our smartphone range - the XYZ Plus! This powerful phone combines style and performance to give you the ultimate mobile experience.

Features:
- 6.0-inch OLED display
- Octa-core processor
- 12MP dual rear camera
- 8GB RAM
- 5G connectivity

Benefits:
- Experience lightning-fast performance with the octa-core processor
- Capture stunning photos with the 12MP dual rear camera
- Enjoy seamless multitasking with 8GB RAM
- Stay connected with 5G connectivity

Specifications:
- Display: 6.0-inch OLED
- Processor: Octa-core
- Rear camera: 12MP dual
- RAM: 8GB
- Connectivity: 5G

Conclusion:
The XYZ Plus is the perfect phone for anyone who wants a powerful and stylish device that can keep up with their busy lifestyle. Get yours today!

2.2 Example 2:
Let's look at another example, this time for a pair of running shoes.

Introduction:
Introducing the latest addition to our running shoe collection - the Nike Zoom Elite+ 5. This lightweight and comfortable shoe is designed for the serious runner who demands the best.

Features:
- Mesh upper for breathability
- Carbon rubber heel for durability
- Zoom unit for cushioning and impact protection
- Synthetic webbing for support and stability

Benefits:
- Stay cool and comfortable with the mesh upper
- Get the grip and traction you need with the carbon rubber heel
- Experience cushioning and impact protection with the Zoom unit
- Enjoy support and stability with the synthetic webbing

Specifications:
- Upper: Mesh
- Heel: Carbon rubber
- Midsole: Zoom unit
- Webbing: Synthetic

Conclusion:
If you're looking for a lightweight and comfortable running shoe that delivers the performance you need, look no further than the Nike Zoom Elite+ 5. Get yours today!

Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions

3.1 Question: How do you read a product description?
Answer: Start by reading the introduction to get an overview of the product. Then move on to the features section to learn about the specific characteristics of the product. Next, read the benefits section to understand how the product will benefit you. Finally, check the specifications section for technical details.

3.2 Question: What should you look for when reading a product description?
Answer: Look for the main components of the product description, which include the introduction, features, benefits, and specifications. Additionally, pay attention to the language used to describe the product and its advantages.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned how to read and understand a product description by breaking it down into its main components. We also looked at practical examples and engaged in self-debating discussions to reinforce our understanding. By following these steps, we can better understand product descriptions and make informed purchasing decisions.


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Bulgarian doctors tested a man's blood-alcohol level five times before accepting it was 0.914 â nearly twice the amount considered to be life-threatening.

The 67-year-old man landed in hospital on Dec. 20 after a car knocked him off his feet in the southern Bulgarian city of Plovdiv, police and doctors said Tuesday.

A breath test indicated blood-alcohol levels so high that police thought their equipment was broken, because the man remained conscious and talked with them.

The head of Plovdiv police, Col. Angel Rangelov, said five separate lab tests taken the same day confirmed the man's blood-alcohol level of 0.914.

A blood-alcohol level of 0.55 is considered potentially fatal.

In comparison, the Bulgarian man's level was more than 11 times higher than the legal blood-alcohol limit for drivers in Canada, which is 0.08.

The man, who has not been identified, was reported to be in stable condition after being treated for head injuries.

textbook:
Lesson: Understanding Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

**Introduction:** In this lesson, we will learn about Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), a measure of alcohol in one's bloodstream. We will explore what BAC is, how it is measured, and why it is important.

**Section 1: What is BAC?**
- BAC is the concentration of alcohol in a person's bloodstream.
- It is usually expressed as a percentage, such as 0.08 or 0.10.
- The higher the BAC, the more impaired a person's ability to drive or perform other tasks.

**Section 2: How is BAC measured?**
- BAC can be measured through a breath test, blood test, or urine test.
- A breath test measures the amount of alcohol on a person's breath, while a blood test measures the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream.
- Urine tests can also measure alcohol, but they are not as accurate as blood or breath tests.

**Section 3: Why is BAC important?**
- BAC is important because it is used to determine whether a person is legally intoxicated.
- In many countries, including the United States, a BAC of 0.08 or higher is considered legally intoxicated for driving.
- A high BAC can also lead to serious health problems, such as alcohol poisoning or death.

**Section 4: Practical Examples**
- Imagine you are driving and have had a few drinks. If you have a BAC of 0.08, you could be arrested for driving under the influence.
- If you are planning a party, you may want to consider serving non-alcoholic drinks to guests who are driving or need to operate heavy machinery.

**Glossary**
- BAC: Blood Alcohol Concentration
- Intoxicated: Unable to think or act clearly due to alcohol consumption
- Legally intoxicated: Having a BAC of 0.08 or higher

**Conclusion**
Understanding BAC is important for staying safe and avoiding legal trouble. By knowing your BAC level, you can make informed decisions about drinking and driving or operating heavy machinery. Remember, even a low BAC can impair your judgment and reaction time, so always drink responsibly.


text: Beautiful 2010 Parade home. This home has it all. Large kitchen with island and prep sink, formal dining, inviting living room with fireplace and surround sound, bonus living with wet bar equipped with ice maker and fridge, recessed lighting, office, 2 separate patios each with grassy areas, one has a 60amp 220 plug for a hot tub, bedrooms are all zoned for temp control, huge pantry, laundry room has a mud area, sink and space for an extra fridge, large master suite, master bath has a jetted tub, walk in shower, massive closet, new 8 ft cedar privacy fencing in both yard areas, granite throughout, built in wall safe, under eve electric plugs and lighting, recirculating pump, extra insulating in the attic, 2 carrier infinity AC units, tons of storage. All information and updates per seller

textbook:
Lesson: Real Estate Listings

Introduction:
Real estate listings are advertisements that provide information about properties for sale or rent. These listings can be found in newspapers, magazines, online websites, and through real estate agents. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and understand real estate listings.

Section 1: Understanding the Basics

1.1 What is a real estate listing?
A real estate listing is an advertisement that provides information about a property for sale or rent. It includes details such as the property's location, size, features, price, and any other relevant information.

1.2 How do I read a real estate listing?
When reading a real estate listing, you should start by looking at the basic information such as the address, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, and price. Then, look for additional details such as the property's age, style, and any special features. Pay attention to the listing's description, as it may contain important information about the property that is not immediately obvious.

1.3 What information should I look for in a real estate listing?
Some important pieces of information to look for in a real estate listing include the property's location, size, features, price, and any special amenities or services. You should also look for information about the property's condition, such as whether it has been recently renovated or has any major repairs needed.

Section 2: Understanding Real Estate Terms

2.1 What is a "For Sale" sign?
A "For Sale" sign is a sign placed outside a property that indicates that it is for sale. It usually includes the real estate agent's contact information and a phone number for more information.

2.2 What is a Multiple Listing Service (MLS)?
A Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is a database that real estate agents use to share information about properties for sale. When a property is listed on the MLS, it becomes available to all real estate agents who are members of the service.

2.3 What is a "For Rent" sign?
A "For Rent" sign is a sign placed outside a property that indicates that it is for rent. It usually includes the landlord's contact information and a phone number for more information.

Section 3: Practical Examples

3.1 Let's say I am looking for a 3-bedroom house in a specific neighborhood. How would I find it using a real estate listing?
To find a 3-bedroom house in a specific neighborhood, you would first search for homes in that neighborhood using a real estate website or app. You could use keywords such as "3-bedroom" or "house" to narrow down your search results. Once you have found some potential properties, you would then click on each listing to view more details about the property, such as its location, size, features, and price.

3.2 Let's say I am interested in a property listed on the MLS. How would I go about seeing it?
If you are interested in a property listed on the MLS, you would first contact the real estate agent who listed the property. They would then arrange a time for you to view the property, either in person or through a virtual tour.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned how to read and understand real estate listings, including what information to look for and common real estate terms. We also looked at practical examples of how to use real estate listings to find properties that meet your needs. By understanding real estate listings, you can make informed decisions when buying or renting a property.


text: There has been a lot of chatter about the "long tail" in the web industry as a new business model. Now there is a site to help you build a long tail! It's called MyLongTail (blog).. They have some very interesting graphics to explain what they do (explaining concepts like this is not easy to do). Their business cycle graphic "works" quite well to explain how things can work.. June 30, 2006 at 10:30 pm. This has been one of the very first blogs to recognize and blog on our new service. It’s the end of June now, and the soft launch beta has only been out for about 4 weeks. Mark ID’d it as significant in like the first day. Anyway, we’ve renamed our service to HitTail (as in HitTailer, HitTailing, etc.). And we’ve developed a nifty new demo to bring the ideas down a few notches. Thanks!

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Lesson: The Long Tail Business Model

Introduction:
The Long Tail is a business model that focuses on selling a large number of items in small quantities rather than a few items in large quantities. It is based on the idea that by providing a wide variety of products or services, businesses can attract a larger customer base and make more money in the long run. In this lesson, we will explore the concept of the Long Tail, its benefits, and how it can be applied in various industries.

Section 1: Understanding the Long Tail

Topic 1: What is the Long Tail?
- The Long Tail is a business model that targets niche markets by offering a wide variety of products or services.
- It is named after the shape of the sales graph, which resembles a long tail with a few best-selling items and a large number of low-selling items.
- The Long Tail is the opposite of the traditional business model, which focuses on selling a few popular items in large quantities.

Topic 2: Benefits of the Long Tail
- By targeting niche markets, businesses can attract customers who are not served by mainstream businesses.
- The Long Tail allows businesses to make money from products or services that may not sell well initially but can become popular over time.
- The Long Tail can lead to increased customer loyalty and higher profits in the long run.

Section 2: Applying the Long Tail in Different Industries

Topic 1: Retail
- Amazon.com is an example of a retail business that has successfully implemented the Long Tail strategy.
- By offering a wide variety of products, Amazon has been able to attract customers who may not find what they are looking for in traditional brick-and-mortar stores.
- The Long Tail has allowed Amazon to increase its market share and profitability.

Topic 2: Music
- The music industry has also adopted the Long Tail strategy.
- Online music stores like iTunes offer a wide variety of songs, allowing customers to find music that is not available in physical stores.
- The Long Tail has enabled the music industry to reach a wider audience and increase sales.

Topic 3: Publishing
- The publishing industry has also embraced the Long Tail.
- Online bookstores like Amazon offer a vast selection of books, including e-books and audiobooks.
- The Long Tail has allowed publishers to reach a broader audience and increase their profits.

Section 3: The Long Tail in Practice

Topic 1: How to Implement the Long Tail
- Businesses can implement the Long Tail by offering a wide variety of products or services that cater to niche markets.
- They can also use data analytics to identify trends and preferences among their customers.
- Businesses can also create personalized experiences for their customers by offering customized recommendations based on their preferences.

Topic 2: Examples of Companies That Have Successfully Implemented the Long Tail
- Netflix offers a vast selection of movies and TV shows, including original content that has helped it become a dominant player in the streaming industry.
- Spotify offers a wide variety of music genres and artists, allowing customers to find music that is not available on other platforms.
- Airbnb offers a wide variety of accommodation options, including unique properties that are not available on other travel sites.

Conclusion:
The Long Tail is a powerful business model that has proven to be successful in various industries. By targeting niche markets and offering a wide variety of products or services, businesses can attract customers who are not served by mainstream businesses and increase their profits in the long run. By implementing the Long Tail strategy, businesses can stay ahead of the competition and adapt to changing market conditions.


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Lesson: Introduction to Wedding Accessories

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts

Wedding accessories are decorative items that enhance the beauty and elegance of a wedding ceremony or reception. These accessories can include everything from flowers and ribbons to jewelry and table centerpieces. In this lesson, we will explore the different types of wedding accessories, their purposes, and how they can be used to create a stunning and memorable wedding experience.

### Section 2: Practical Examples

Let's consider an example of a wedding accessory - a flower bouquet. A bouquet is a collection of cut flowers artfully arranged together and is often held by the bride during the ceremony. Bouquets can be made up of any type of flower, but the most popular choices are roses, lilies, and hydrangeas. The color scheme of the bouquet should match the overall theme of the wedding, and the arrangement should be symmetrical and balanced.

To create a beautiful bouquet, you will need the following accessories:

1. Florist tape - This is used to secure the stems of the flowers together and keep them upright.
2. Floral foam - This is a foam block that holds water and provides support for the flowers.
3. Scissors - These are used to trim the stems of the flowers to the correct length.
4. Wire cutters - These are used to cut the wire that holds the bouquet together.
5. Ribbon - This is used to tie the bouquet together and add a decorative touch.

Now let's try a self-debating discussion:

Question: Why is it important to choose the right color scheme for a bouquet?

Answer: Choosing the right color scheme for a bouquet is important because it sets the tone for the entire wedding. It creates a cohesive look and feel that ties all of the decorations together. Additionally, the color scheme can also reflect the couple's personality and style, making the wedding more personal and meaningful.

### Section 3: Practical Examples

Let's move on to another example of a wedding accessory - a cake topper. A cake topper is a decorative piece that sits on top of the wedding cake and adds a finishing touch to the dessert. There are many different types of cake toppers available, including figurines, monograms, and edible toppers made out of sugar or fondant.

To make a beautiful cake topper, you will need the following accessories:

1. Cake decorating tools - These include piping bags, tips, and spatulas, which are used to create intricate designs on the cake.
2. Edible decorations - These include fresh flowers, fruit, and other edible decorations that can be used to adorn the cake.
3. Cake stands - These are used to display the cake and add height and dimension to the dessert.
4. Cake knife - This is used to cut the cake and serve it to guests.
5. Cake board - This is used to stabilize the cake and prevent it from wobbling or tipping over.

Now let's try a self-debating discussion:

Question: What are some ways to personalize a cake topper?

Answer: There are many ways to personalize a cake topper to make it unique and special for the couple. Some ideas include incorporating the couple's initials or wedding date into the design, using a figurine that represents a shared hobby or interest, or adding a small photo of the couple to the topper. Additionally, the color scheme and font of the cake topper can also be customized to reflect the couple's style and preferences.

### Glossary:
- Wedding accessories: Decorative items that enhance the beauty and elegance of a wedding ceremony or reception.
- Bouquet: A collection of cut flowers artfully arranged together and often held by the bride during the ceremony.
- Cake topper: A decorative piece that sits on top of the wedding cake and adds a finishing touch to the dessert.

### Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned about wedding accessories and how they can be used to create a stunning and memorable wedding experience. We explored the different types of accessories, their purposes, and how they can be personalized to reflect the couple's style and preferences. By understanding the importance of wedding accessories and how to use them effectively, we can help create a wedding that is truly unforgettable.


text: Innovation—a word much bandied about by firms and vendors but also a word that means different things to different people. Some 15 years ago, in a previous life when working in the angel investment arena, I heard Simon Woodroffe speak. Simon was the founder of YO! Sushi. He talked about making a 1% improvement in […]. Teams to Time – solving the lockdown time conundrum. Like many firms come lockdown, we moved our business rapidly from using Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams. Whilst the Intapp Time Capture Tool monitored Skype activity there wasn’t a Microsoft Teams connector – so we put together a Tiger Team to build one. Pinnacle’s Development and Intapp specialists pooled resources to come up with […]

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Lesson: Introduction to Innovation
## Section 1: What is Innovation?
Innovation is the process of creating something new or improving an existing product or service. It can involve coming up with a new idea, developing a new technology, or finding a better way to do something. In this lesson, we will explore what innovation is and why it is important.
## Section 2: Why is Innovation Important?
Innovation is important because it drives progress and growth. It helps companies stay competitive and relevant in their industries. It also creates new jobs and stimulates economic development. Innovation can also improve people's lives by providing new products and services that make everyday tasks easier or more enjoyable.
## Section 3: How Does Innovation Happen?
Innovation can happen in many ways. It can occur when someone has a new idea or when someone finds a better way to do something. Innovation can also come from combining existing technologies or processes in new ways. Companies can foster innovation by creating an environment that encourages creativity and risk-taking. They can also invest in research and development or partner with other companies to create new products or services.
## Section 4: Practical Examples of Innovation
One example of innovation is the development of the smartphone. Before the smartphone, people used flip phones or other basic cell phones. The smartphone revolutionized the way people communicate and access information. Another example is the sharing economy, which allows people to rent out their homes or cars to others. This has created a new market for travelers and made it easier for people to afford vacations.
## Section 5: Conclusion
Innovation is an important driver of progress and growth. It can occur in many ways and can be fostered by companies that create an environment that encourages creativity and risk-taking. By understanding the importance of innovation and learning from practical examples, we can apply these skills to new problems and challenges.
## Glossary
- Innovation: The process of creating something new or improving an existing product or service.
- Creativity: The ability to come up with new ideas or solutions.
- Risk-taking: The willingness to take chances or try new things even if there is a chance of failure.


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## Lesson: Understanding Cholesterol and Its Impact on Health
### Section 1: Introduction to Cholesterol
Cholesterol is a type of fat found in the bloodstream. It is an essential component of cell membranes and is used by the body to produce hormones, bile acids, and vitamin D. However, high levels of cholesterol can lead to serious health problems such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. In this lesson, we will learn about cholesterol, its impact on health, and ways to prevent high cholesterol levels.
### Section 2: Understanding Cholesterol Levels
There are two types of cholesterol: LDL (low-density lipoprotein) and HDL (high-density lipoprotein). LDL cholesterol is often referred to as "bad" cholesterol because high levels of it can lead to the buildup of plaque in the arteries, which can cause heart disease and stroke. On the other hand, HDL cholesterol is known as "good" cholesterol because it helps remove LDL cholesterol from the bloodstream and prevents plaque buildup. A healthy person should have a balance between LDL and HDL cholesterol levels.
### Section 3: Preventing High Cholesterol Levels
There are several lifestyle changes that can help prevent high cholesterol levels. These include:
- Eating a balanced diet that is low in saturated and trans fats
- Engaging in regular physical activity
- Maintaining a healthy weight
- Quitting smoking
- Limiting alcohol consumption
By making these changes, individuals can reduce their risk of developing high cholesterol levels and the associated health problems.
### Section 4: Conclusion
In conclusion, understanding cholesterol and its impact on health is crucial for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. By making simple changes such as eating a balanced diet and engaging in regular physical activity, individuals can prevent high cholesterol levels and reduce their risk of developing serious health problems. Remember, knowledge is power, and by educating yourself on cholesterol, you can take control of your health and make informed decisions about your wellbeing.


text: Steve Summit wrote: >Alphax wrote: > > >>The evidence is overwhelmingly that the community (whoever the hell they >>are) wants a free webhost and "blog buttons" [1] to plaster all over them. >> >> > >Can you cite that evidence? > >I was going to edit WP_NOT to say "Wikipedia is not a blog", but >that page is official policy and I ought to make sure a change >reflects consensus before I make it. Where's the right place to >seek that consensus? (And I do mean the right place to seek an >accurate consensus, not necessarily just one that agrees with me.) > > Standard practice is to centralise discussion on the talk page of the policy being created/amended, and then link to the discussion from places like [[WP:VP]] and the mailing list. John

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Lesson: How to Seek Consensus in a Community

## Introduction
In any community, it is essential to seek consensus when making decisions that affect everyone. This lesson will teach you how to seek consensus in a community by understanding the different opinions and finding common ground.

## Section 1: Understanding the Community

### Subsection 1.1: Who is the community?
The first step in seeking consensus is to understand who the community is. In this context, the community refers to the group of people who are involved in or affected by the decision being made. This could include editors, readers, and other stakeholders.

### Subsection 1.2: Identifying different opinions
Once you know who the community is, you need to identify the different opinions within the group. This can be done by gathering feedback through surveys, focus groups, or discussions. It is essential to listen actively and empathize with each person's perspective.

### Subsection 1.3: Analyzing the opinions
After identifying the different opinions, you need to analyze them to find common ground. Look for patterns and themes in the feedback and identify the key concerns and priorities of the community.

## Section 2: Finding Common Ground

### Subsection 2.1: Identifying shared values
Once you have analyzed the different opinions, look for shared values that can serve as a foundation for consensus. These values could include the mission statement, core principles, or long-term goals of the community.

### Subsection 2.2: Compromise and negotiation
If there are still differences of opinion after identifying shared values, it may be necessary to compromise and negotiate. This involves giving and receiving concessions to find a solution that satisfies most people.

### Subsection 2.3: Building a consensus document
Once a consensus has been reached, it should be documented in a clear and concise manner. This document should outline the decision made, the reasons behind it, and any actions that need to be taken.

## Section 3: Applying Consensus to New Problems

### Subsection 3.1: Recognizing when consensus is needed
Consensus is not always necessary, but it is essential when decisions will affect the community as a whole. Learn to recognize when it is necessary to seek consensus and when it is better to make a unilateral decision.

### Subsection 3.2: Using consensus to solve new problems
Once you have experience seeking consensus, you can apply those skills to new problems. This involves identifying the community, analyzing their opinions, and finding common ground to reach a decision that satisfies most people.

## Conclusion
Seeking consensus is an essential skill in any community. By understanding the community, identifying different opinions, and finding common ground, you can make decisions that benefit everyone. Remember to apply these skills to new problems and use consensus as a tool for positive change.


text: Kids Quest Team Treasure Hunt. The Kids Quest team scavenger hunt is a version of the Camaraderie Quest that benefits a children’s charity. Just like in its sister program, teams a given an iPad with a custom designed team treasure hunt where they receive points for completing each challenge. So, this high-tech scavenger hunt that is custom-made for your group and for your location. At the conclusion, we collect the iPads from each team, and then we score the results. We then make a donation to a children’s charity like the Ronald McDonald House or Make-A-Wish in the name of the winning team. Kids Quest is an incredibly interactive team scavenger hunt. Teams work together to progress through the challenges. Of course, one great thing about this program is that you, the organizer, receive all of the photos and videos at the conclusion of the program.. Kids.

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Lesson: Team Building Activities

Introduction:
Team building activities are essential for fostering collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills among team members. In this lesson, we will explore the concept of team building activities and their importance in the workplace.

Section 1: What are Team Building Activities?
Team building activities are organized events or exercises that aim to improve teamwork, communication, and collaboration within a group of people. These activities can take many forms, such as games, puzzles, or challenges, and are often used during corporate events or retreats to strengthen relationships between team members.

Section 2: Why are Team Building Activities Important?
Team building activities are essential because they help to create a sense of camaraderie and trust among team members. When people work together towards a common goal, they develop a sense of unity and belonging, which can lead to increased productivity and job satisfaction. Additionally, team building activities can help to break down barriers between individuals, allowing them to get to know each other on a deeper level.

Section 3: Types of Team Building Activities
There are many types of team building activities, including:

1. Icebreakers: These are short activities that help to break the ice between team members and encourage conversation.

2. Problem-solving challenges: These activities present teams with a challenge or problem that they must solve together.

3. Trust-building exercises: These activities are designed to help team members build trust and rapport with one another.

4. Communication exercises: These activities focus on improving communication skills among team members.

Section 4: Examples of Team Building Activities
Here are some examples of team building activities:

1. The Egg Drop: In this activity, teams are given materials such as tape, straws, and newspaper, and must work together to create a structure that will protect an egg from falling when dropped from a height.

2. Human Knot: This activity involves participants standing in a circle and holding hands with two other people. The goal is to untangle the knot without letting go of anyone's hand.

3. Blindfolded Obstacle Course: In this activity, team members guide a blindfolded person through an obstacle course using only verbal instructions.

Section 5: Conclusion
Team building activities are crucial for fostering collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills among team members. By engaging in these activities, teams can develop a sense of unity and trust, leading to increased productivity and job satisfaction. Whether it's through icebreakers, problem-solving challenges, or trust-building exercises, there are many ways to strengthen relationships among team members.

Glossary:
- Team: A group of people working together towards a common goal
- Building: The act of constructing or creating something
- Activity: A specific task or event that requires action
- Camaraderie: A feeling of friendship and unity among team members
- Collaboration: Working together to achieve a common goal
- Communication: The exchange of information or ideas between people
- Problem-solving: The process of finding solutions to difficult situations
- Trust: Belief or confidence in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.


text: by Michelle Fraboni, Queens College/CUNY. Developed for the NYC Region 4/Queens College Teaching American History grant, this webquest will provide elementary teachers with a guide for developing a webquest within the social studies curriculum.. Introduction. A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. A well-designed webquest uses the best of the web within a well-designed framework, motivates students, and encourages higher order, critical thinking. This webquest will walk you through the necessary steps in creating and publishing a webquest for your students.

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# Lesson: Creating a WebQuest

## Overview
In this lesson, we will learn about WebQuests and how to create one. A WebQuest is an online activity that allows students to explore a topic in depth while working collaboratively. It is an excellent tool for promoting critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.

## Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
1. Define what a WebQuest is.
2. Identify the steps involved in creating a WebQuest.
3. Create a WebQuest on any topic of your choice.

## Materials
- Computer with internet access
- Note-taking materials
- Educational resources (e.g., books, articles, videos)

## Procedure
### Step 1: Understand What a WebQuest Is
- A WebQuest is an online activity that combines the use of the internet with traditional research methods to solve a problem or answer a question.
- It involves a series of tasks that require students to work collaboratively and think critically.

### Step 2: Plan Your WebQuest
1. Choose a topic that is relevant to your curriculum and engaging for your students.
2. Determine the learning objectives and outcomes for the WebQuest.
3. Identify the resources that you will need, including websites, books, articles, and videos.
4. Organize the resources into a logical sequence that will help students achieve the learning objectives.
5. Create a script or storyline that will guide students through the WebQuest.

### Step 3: Create Your WebQuest
1. Design a cover page that includes the title, author, and date of the WebQuest.
2. Create an introduction that provides background information on the topic and sets the stage for the activities.
3. Develop the tasks or challenges that students will need to complete. These should be open-ended and require students to think critically and creatively.
4. Provide instructions for each task, including any necessary resources or tools.
5. Include a conclusion that summarizes the learning objectives and outcomes.
6. Add a glossary of terms that may be unfamiliar to students.
7. Test the WebQuest for clarity, accuracy, and ease of use.

### Step 4: Publish Your WebQuest
1. Choose an appropriate platform for hosting your WebQuest, such as a website or learning management system.
2. Make sure that the platform is accessible to your students and that it meets any technical requirements.
3. Publish the WebQuest and share the link with your students.

### Step 5: Evaluate Your WebQuest
1. Collect feedback from your students to determine whether the WebQuest met its learning objectives and outcomes.
2. Analyze the data to identify areas for improvement and make any necessary changes.
3. Reflect on your experience creating the WebQuest and identify what worked well and what could be improved.

## Conclusion
Creating a WebQuest can be a rewarding experience for both you and your students. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can design a high-quality WebQuest that promotes critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. Remember to evaluate your WebQuest afterward to ensure that it is meeting its learning objectives and to identify areas for improvement.


text: 06, 11, 2015. The sleeveless coat has got to be my favorite fall piece thus far. I just introduced it into my wardrobe this year, but I can see it being a staple for years to come.. I bought this coat from H&M last year, but it was too small and couldn’t button all the way. So I decided to remove the sleeves and rock it as a vest. The. Best. Decision. Ever. The light-weight wool blend is perfect: not too heavy and just enough warmth for cooler fall days. If a wear a heavy sweater and scarf, I can even pull it off as a winter coat.. With my mission to go minimal in full effect these days (more about that here), it is important that I find items that can be worn in multiple seasons and that will last me a while. I think I found a winner in this one.. Specs:. Sleeveless Coat: DIY. Denim Shirt: Guess. Leather Skirt: Target. Shoes: Rue 21. Don’t forget to connect with me! I’d love to hear from you!. Make sure to subscribe!

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Lesson: How to DIY a Sleeveless Coat
Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn how to make a sleeveless coat from an old coat or jacket. This is a great way to give a new life to an old piece of clothing and save money at the same time. We will cover the materials needed, steps involved, and tips for success. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to create your own unique sleeveless coat that will keep you warm and stylish all winter long.
Materials needed:
- An old coat or jacket
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
- Fabric scissors
- Thread and needle
- Sewing machine or sewing kit
Steps:
1. Choose an old coat or jacket that you no longer wear or that is too small for you. Make sure it is made of a thick enough material to keep you warm.
2. Measure the length of the coat from the top of the collar to the bottom hem. Write down this measurement.
3. Cut off the sleeves of the coat, leaving only the body of the coat.
4. Measure the width of the coat at the widest part of the chest. Write down this measurement.
5. Using the fabric scissors, cut two pieces of fabric that are the same width as the coat and twice as long as the length of the coat.
6. Sew the two pieces of fabric together along the sides, leaving an opening at the top for the head to fit through.
7. Turn the fabric tube inside out and insert the coat into it, making sure that the edges of the fabric and the coat match up.
8. Sew the opening closed using the sewing machine or sewing kit.
9. Turn the coat right side out and press it to remove any wrinkles.
10. Enjoy your new sleeveless coat!
Tips for success:
- Make sure the coat is made of a thick enough material to keep you warm.
- Use a sewing machine or sewing kit to sew the sleeves off and to sew the fabric tube closed.
- Make sure the fabric you use is breathable and comfortable to wear.
- Experiment with different fabrics and colors to create a unique look.
Conclusion:
By following these simple steps, you can create a stylish and functional sleeveless coat from an old coat or jacket. This is a great way to save money and reduce waste while also creating a unique and personalized piece of clothing. With a little creativity and some basic sewing skills, you can make a statement piece that will keep you warm all winter long.


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The bean & artichoke salad I made to take to Easter this year - pickled celery, chopped kalamata olives and toasted walnuts, along with tender artichokes, and lots of the white cocagne beans I picked up at my neighborhood farmers' market.

The most interesting carrot recipe I've attempted in a long time - infused with fragrant spices like saffron, cumin, and cinnamon. Punctuated by dried fruit, savory from caramelized onions and tomatoes, with spots of fresh, green herbaceousness from mint, and chiles, and cilantro. Things just get increasingly delicious from there.

A California-inspired Miso, Avocado, & Lima Bean Salad from A Modern Way to Eat, by Anna Jones. Seasonal greens and beans are tossed with an assertive, creamy miso dressing. There are crunchy seeds, and broccoli, and avocado - it all comes together into a brilliant, beautiful, feel-good salad.

There is an wonderful Sopa Verde de Elote (green corn soup) in Diana Kennedy's Recipes from the Regional Cooks of Mexico published in 1978, I used it as inspiration for this variation - sweet corn and peas are off-set by a spike of green chile, a finishing dollop of creme fraiche, and generous squeeze of lime.

A pretty, summer-centric zucchini agrodolce - shredded zucchini doused with a garlic infused agrodolce splash of vinegar, honey, and olive oil, tossed with a good number of other tastes and textures pulled from my cupboards and pantry. Toasted coconut and walnuts add crunch, red onion for bite and assertiveness, a couple of chopped dates, and tiny greens or herbs threaded about.

Back in the late 90's Vogue Entertaining + Travel was the Australia-based magazine I splurged for any time I came across it on the news stand. Today's recipe for silky, tender olive oil-braised spring vegetables was inspired by paging through one of the cookbooks Vogue published in conjunction with the magazine.

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Lesson: The Power of Vegetables

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will explore the benefits of incorporating vegetables into our daily meals. We will learn about the nutritional value of vegetables, their impact on our health, and how to prepare them in delicious and creative ways.

Section 1: Nutritional Value of Vegetables
- Vegetables are an essential part of a balanced diet because they provide our bodies with the vitamins, minerals, and fiber we need to function properly.
- Vegetables are low in calories and high in fiber, making them ideal for weight management and digestive health.
- Different colored vegetables contain different nutrients, so eating a variety of colors can help ensure that we get all the nutrients we need.

Section 2: Health Benefits of Vegetables
- Eating vegetables can reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and type 2 diabetes.
- Vegetables are rich in antioxidants, which help protect our cells from damage caused by free radicals.
- The fiber in vegetables helps regulate blood sugar levels, reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Section 3: Preparing Vegetables
- There are many ways to prepare vegetables, including steaming, roasting, grilling, and sautéing.
- Experiment with different seasonings and herbs to add flavor to your vegetables without adding excess salt or fat.
- Try incorporating vegetables into your favorite dishes, such as adding spinach to a pasta sauce or using cauliflower rice as a base for a stir-fry.

Conclusion:
Incorporating vegetables into our daily meals is essential for maintaining good health and preventing chronic diseases. By learning about the nutritional value and health benefits of vegetables and experimenting with different preparation methods, we can make delicious and nutritious meals that benefit both our bodies and our taste buds.


text: Fresh Green Pea Soup with Bacon. This rich and velvety soup will warm you up from the inside out.. Serves: 4Hands-on: 30 minutesTotal: 30 minutesDifficulty: Medium. Serves: 4. Ingredients. - 2 Tbsp. olive oil. - 4 thick slices bacon, chopped. - 1 medium onion, peeled and chopped. - 3 cloves garlic, peeled and minced. - 4 cups chicken stock. - 3 cups green peas. - ¾ tsp. dried thyme. - ¼ tsp. ground black pepper. - 4 Tbsp. sour cream. Directions. - Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat, and add bacon. Fry until the fat has rendered from the bacon and it is crispy. Transfer the bacon to a plate, and add the onion and garlic. Cook for 5 minutes or until the onion is soft and translucent.. - Add chicken stock, peas, and thyme to pot. Bring to boil, then reduce heat to simmer for 8 minutes.. - Remove from heat, allow to cool slightly, then purée soup in a food processor or blender. Season the soup with pepper.. - Serve soup garnished with bacon and sour cream.

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Lesson: How to Make a Delicious Soup

Introduction:
Making a delicious soup is an easy and enjoyable task that can be done at home. In this lesson, we will learn how to make a fresh green pea soup with bacon. This rich and velvety soup will warm you up from the inside out.

Section 1: Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 thick slices bacon, chopped
- 1 medium onion, peeled and chopped
- 3 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
- 4 cups chicken stock
- 3 cups green peas
- ¾ teaspoon dried thyme
- ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
- 4 tablespoons sour cream

Section 2: Directions
Step 1: Heat the Oil
- Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over medium heat.
- Add the chopped bacon and cook until the fat has rendered from the bacon and it is crispy.
- Remove the bacon from the pan and set it aside.

Step 2: Cook the Onion and Garlic
- Add the chopped onion and minced garlic to the same saucepan.
- Cook for about 5 minutes or until the onion is soft and translucent.

Step 3: Add the Chicken Stock and Peas
- Add the chicken stock, green peas, and dried thyme to the saucepan.
- Bring the mixture to a boil.
- Reduce the heat to low and let it simmer for about 8 minutes.

Step 4: Blend the Soup
- Once the peas are cooked, turn off the heat and let the soup cool slightly.
- Puree the soup in a food processor or blender until smooth.

Step 5: Season the Soup
- Season the soup with ground black pepper to taste.

Step 6: Serve the Soup
- Serve the soup garnished with the crispy bacon and sour cream.

Section 3: Conclusion
This delicious soup is perfect for a cold day. It's easy to make and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. You can also experiment with different ingredients and variations to create your own unique soup recipe. With this lesson, you now know how to make a fresh green pea soup with bacon that will warm you up from the inside out.

Glossary:
- Olive oil: A fruit oil obtained from the olive tree.
- Bacon: A type of salt-cured pork.
- Onion: A vegetable with a strong, sweet flavor.
- Garlic: A bulbous plant with a strong, pungent flavor.
- Chicken stock: A clear broth made from chicken bones.
- Green peas: The edible, rounded pods of the pea plant.
- Thyme: An herb with a mild, sweet flavor.
- Ground black pepper: A spice made from ground peppercorns.
- Sour cream: A creamy dairy product with a tangy flavor.

Glossary:
- Olive oil: A fruit oil obtained from the olive tree.
- Bacon: A type of salt-cured pork.
- Onion: A vegetable with a strong, sweet flavor.
- Garlic: A bulbous plant with a strong, pungent flavor.
- Chicken stock: A clear broth made from chicken bones.
- Green peas: The edible, rounded pods of the pea plant.
- Thyme: An herb with a mild, sweet flavor.
- Ground black pepper: A spice made from ground peppercorns.
- Sour cream: A creamy dairy product with a tangy flavor.


text: Today.. (Subscribe to Stateside on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or with this RSS link). Listen to the full show above or find individual segments below.. Chaldean American community pleads with White House to end deportations. - Martin Manna is president of the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce.. Bacon: Michigan vs Wisconsin; Beilein exits as Cavaliers head coach; Central and Western at Ford Field. - John U. Bacon is Michigan Radio’s sports commentator.. Nowhere else to go: Why people with mental illness end up Michigan jails and what we can do about it. - Milton Mack is the State Court Administrator for Michigan and former chief judge of Wayne County Probate Court.. - Michael Poulin is the Muskegon County Sheriff.. Dem candidates want an all-EV future. What would that mean for Michigan’s auto economy?. - Jonathan Oosting is a political reporter for Bridge Magazine.. - Barry Rabe is a professor of public policy at the University of Michigan's Ford School for Public Policy.

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Lesson: Introduction to Podcasting

**Overview:** This lesson introduces students to the concept of podcasting, including its history, purpose, and how it differs from traditional radio broadcasting. Students will learn about the different types of podcasts and the equipment needed to create their own podcasts.

**Objectives:** By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

1. Define podcasting and explain its history and purpose.
2. Identify the different types of podcasts and their target audiences.
3. Describe the equipment needed to create a podcast.
4. Create a basic outline for a podcast episode.

**Materials:**
- Computer or tablet with internet access
- Speakers or headphones
- Microphone (optional)
- Audio editing software (optional)

**Section 1: Introduction to Podcasting**

**Activity:** Watch the video below to learn about the history and purpose of podcasting.

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**Discussion:** What are some advantages of podcasting compared to traditional radio broadcasting? How has podcasting changed the way we consume media?

**Activity:** Visit the website [podcasting.com](https://www.podcasting.com/) to explore different types of podcasts. Choose three podcasts that interest you and share them with the class.

**Discussion:** Which types of podcasts do you prefer? Why?

**Activity:** Research the equipment needed to create a podcast. Write a brief summary of the equipment and its purpose.

**Discussion:** What equipment do you think is essential for creating a high-quality podcast?

**Section 2: Creating Your Own Podcast**

**Activity:** Work in pairs to create an outline for a podcast episode. Your podcast can be about any topic you choose, but it should be aimed at a specific audience.

**Discussion:** What is your podcast about? Who is your target audience?

**Activity:** If you have access to a microphone and audio editing software, record your podcast episode. Alternatively, write a script for your podcast episode and submit it to your teacher.

**Discussion:** What challenges did you face while creating your podcast? How could you improve your podcast for next time?

**Glossary:**
- Podcast: A digital audio file that is recorded and published episodically, often used for talk shows, interviews, or educational content.
- Audio editing software: Programs used to edit and enhance audio recordings, such as Adobe Audition or GarageBand.

**Conclusion:** In this lesson, we learned about the history and purpose of podcasting, explored different types of podcasts, and created our own podcast outlines. We discussed the equipment needed to create a high-quality podcast and identified challenges that may arise during the podcast creation process. By understanding the basics of podcasting, we can apply these skills to create engaging and informative content for various audiences.


text: 08th Nov. Clients coming directly from Herefordshire make the initial meetings easy to accommodate, as well was giving us a strong understanding of the specific needs of a business based in the local area, however we are open to clients further afield and in the past have built sites for clients as far away as Germany and Italy.. Hereford is one of the many areas we cover for web design and development services. If you are based in Hereford and want a website, or need your existing website updated, get in touch and we will arrange a call to discuss things with you.. Back to locations we serve

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**Lesson:** Introduction to Web Design and Development

**Section 1: What is Web Design and Development?**
Web design and development is the process of creating and maintaining websites. It involves several steps, including planning, creating wireframes, designing, coding, testing, and launching the website.

**Section 2: Why is Web Design and Development Important?**
Web design and development is important because it helps businesses and individuals to establish an online presence. A well-designed website can attract visitors, increase brand awareness, and generate leads and sales. Additionally, a website can provide valuable information to users and help them find what they are looking for.

**Section 3: How does Web Design and Development Work?**
Web design and development involves several stages, including planning, creating wireframes, designing, coding, testing, and launching the website. During the planning stage, the client and the web designer discuss the project's goals and objectives. The wireframing stage involves creating a rough sketch of the website's layout and structure. In the designing stage, the web designer creates a visual design for the website, which includes colors, fonts, and images. During the coding stage, the web developer writes the code that makes the website work. The testing stage involves checking the website's functionality, performance, and compatibility across different devices and browsers. Finally, the website is launched, and any necessary updates and changes are made.

**Glossary:**
- **Website:** A collection of related web pages, including multimedia content, typically identified with a common domain name, and published on at least one web server.
- **Wireframe:** A preliminary layout of the pages of a website, used to organize the content and plan its overall structure.
- **Code:** A set of instructions that instructs a computer or device to perform specific tasks.
- **Testing:** The process of evaluating a website's functionality, performance, and compatibility across different devices and browsers.

**Conclusion:**
Web design and development is a crucial aspect of establishing an online presence for businesses and individuals. By following the steps involved in web design and development, you can create a website that is visually appealing, easy to use, and effective in achieving your goals.


text: >> support through early competition or training, the Girls Solid Racerback One-Piece from Nike gives an extraordinary ergonomic fit.. Whether the young swimmer in your life is dipping their toe into competition for the first time or simply in need of something to wear for lessons, the Nike Girls Solid Racerback One-Piece is always a great option. The ergonomic fit allows for speed and comfort, alongside the flat seams for reduced chafing, and the racerback design supports full motion in?

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## Lesson: How to Choose the Right Swimsuit for Competition
### Introduction
Choosing the right swimsuit for competition can be a daunting task, especially for young swimmers who are just starting out in the sport. However, with the right knowledge and guidance, selecting the perfect suit can be easy and enjoyable. In this lesson, we will cover the key factors to consider when choosing a swimsuit for competition, including fit, comfort, and durability. We will also provide practical examples and real-world scenarios to help you make an informed decision.
### Section 1: Fit
The fit of a swimsuit is crucial for optimal performance in the water. A well-fitting suit will allow for smooth, unrestricted movement and reduce drag. When trying on a swimsuit, ensure that it fits snugly but comfortably against the body, without any loose fabric or gaps. The suit should feel supportive but not constricting, and the straps should be secure but not too tight.
### Section 2: Comfort
Comfort is another essential factor to consider when choosing a swimsuit for competition. A comfortable suit will allow the swimmer to focus on their technique and performance rather than discomfort or discomfort. Look for suits made from breathable, quick-drying materials that wick away moisture and prevent chafing. Additionally, choose a suit with a flattering cut and design that makes the swimmer feel confident and self-assured.
### Section 3: Durability
Durability is also an essential consideration when selecting a swimsuit for competition. A high-quality suit will withstand the rigors of training and competition, including chlorine exposure, sunlight, and frequent use. Look for suits made from durable, long-lasting materials that resist fading and wear. Additionally, choose a suit with reinforced stitching and construction to withstand the stress of frequent use.
### Section 4: Practical Examples and Real-World Scenarios
Let's consider some practical examples and real-world scenarios to help you choose the right swimsuit for competition. For instance, if you are looking for a suit for a young swimmer who is just starting out in the sport, consider a one-piece suit with a racerback design for optimal support and range of motion. Additionally, look for a suit made from breathable, quick-drying materials that wick away moisture and prevent chafing.
On the other hand, if you are looking for a suit for an experienced swimmer who needs something durable and long-lasting, consider a suit made from high-quality, long-lasting materials that resist fading and wear. Additionally, look for a suit with reinforced stitching and construction to withstand the stress of frequent use.
### Conclusion
In conclusion, choosing the right swimsuit for competition is essential for optimal performance and confidence in the water. By considering factors such as fit, comfort, and durability, you can select a suit that supports and enhances your swimming ability. Remember to try on several suits to find the perfect fit and look for practical examples and real-world scenarios to help guide your decision-making process. With the right knowledge and guidance, selecting the perfect suit can be easy and enjoyable.


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Featured Projects

Great design should have a strong narrative. Something to excite, inspire and engage with the people who will be the end users. This section highlights some of our projects that we feel have an interesting story behind, whether it is to do with the original big idea, our process or the final result.

Miami Cruise Terminal

Miami, USA

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Coventry University, Science & Health Building

Coventry, UK

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Lefo Mall

Suzhou, China

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RIBA North

Liverpool, UK

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Mann Island

Liverpool, UK

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Bandar Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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The Tower, One St George Wharf

London, UK

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BP International Centre for Business and Technology

Sunbury, UK

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Tivoli Avenida Liberdade

Lisbon, Portugal

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Erith Park

London, UK

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Luanda City

Luanda, Angola

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ADEC Schools Programme

Various, UAE

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Award-winning shopping centre opens in Bucharest

2nd November 2016

 A major new shopping centre designed by Broadway Malyan and inspired by its parkland location has opened its doors to the public in the Romanian capital Bucharest.

ParkLake is themed around ‘Park – Nature – Family’ and is one of the country’s largest shopping centres, providing 70,840sqm GLA which includes more than 200 shops – 97 per cent of which were let for its launch.

“Increasingly the retail sector is looking beyond creating places where people just shop – they are looking to create a real experience for the customer through high quality interior design and by providing a wide range of innovative amenities.”

Stuart Rough, Group Chairman, Broadway Malyan

The €180 million project by Portuguese property company Sonae Sierra and Irish investment group Caelum Development also includes a 14 screen multiplex cinema and a major food court.

The project, which won the Concept and Design Project of the Year category at the SEE Real Estate Awards in 2015, is Broadway Malyan’s largest completed retail project in central Europe and chairman Stuart Rough said the scheme created a new destination shopping experience for the city.

He said: “Increasingly the retail sector is looking beyond creating places where people just shop – they are looking to create a real experience for the customer through high quality interior design and by providing a wide range of innovative amenities.

“The shopping centre must be somewhere for visitors to meet friends, relax and be entertained and we have focused on those additional elements that will increase customer dwell time while also creating an overall ambiance with the integration of nature into the development.”

The shopping centre has an international food court terrace offering stunning views across the park as well as a green space for leisure and sports activities, seasonal markets and live performances. Internally the design has incorporated tree houses, grottos and a frozen lake to mimic its woodland setting.

Externally the shopping centre entrance boasts a copper skeletal portico inspired by the autumnal colours of the park while the park-side entrance features large, fully glazed boxes that break down the boundary between inside and outside and reference the great glass houses and winter gardens of the 19th Century.

textbook:
Lesson: How to Create a Great Design Narrative

Introduction:

Great design should have a strong narrative. Something to excite, inspire and engage with the people who will be the end users. In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of creating a compelling design narrative and how to do it effectively.

Section 1: Understanding the Importance of a Design Narrative

Topic 1: What is a design narrative?
A design narrative is a story that is told through the design elements of a project. It can be visual, auditory, or tactile, and it should convey a message or emotion to the user.

Topic 2: Why is a design narrative important?
A design narrative is important because it helps to create a connection between the user and the product or service being offered. It can evoke emotions, spark curiosity, and create a sense of identity with the brand.

Topic 3: How can you create a compelling design narrative?
To create a compelling design narrative, you need to consider the following:

- Identify your target audience and their needs
- Develop a unique story that resonates with your audience
- Use visual and other design elements to convey the story
- Test the narrative with your audience to ensure it is effective

Section 2: Creating a Design Narrative

Topic 1: Identifying Your Target Audience
Before you can create a design narrative, you need to understand who your target audience is and what they want. This includes their age, gender, interests, and values.

Topic 2: Developing a Unique Story
Once you know your target audience, you can develop a unique story that will resonate with them. This could be based on their experiences, aspirations, or values.

Topic 3: Using Visual and Other Design Elements
Once you have a compelling story, you need to use visual and other design elements to convey it effectively. This could include color, typography, layout, and imagery.

Topic 4: Testing the Narrative
Finally, you need to test your design narrative with your target audience to ensure that it is effective. This could involve conducting focus groups or surveys to gather feedback.

Section 3: Examples of Effective Design Narratives

Topic 1: The Miami Cruise Terminal
The design narrative for the Miami Cruise Terminal was based on the idea of a "floating city" that would transport passengers to different parts of the world. The terminal was designed to look like a ship, with a curved roof and a metal superstructure. The interior was also designed to reflect the theme of travel, with a large world map on one wall and a display of different flags on another.

Topic 2: Coventry University, Science & Health Building
The design narrative for the Coventry University, Science & Health Building was based on the idea of a "healing environment." The building was designed to promote wellness and healing, with natural light, green spaces, and a calming color scheme. The interior was also designed to reflect the theme of health and wellness, with interactive displays and state-of-the-art equipment.

Topic 3: Lefo Mall
The design narrative for Lefo Mall was based on the idea of a "shoppers' paradise." The mall was designed to be a destination for shoppers, with a variety of stores, restaurants, and entertainment options. The interior was also designed to reflect the theme of shopping, with a bright and colorful color scheme, interactive displays, and a variety of seating areas.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, a great design narrative is essential for creating a connection between the user and the product or service being offered. By understanding your target audience, developing a unique story, and using visual and other design elements effectively, you can create a compelling design narrative that will resonate with your audience.


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[Pulmonary fibrosis induced by amiodarone--a pitfall of antiarrhytmic treatment].
Cardiac arrhythmia are one of the major causes of cardiovascular and general morbi-mortality. This is the reason for a very quick and well-guided approach. One of the most used drug for this purpose is amiodarone, due to its high therapeutic potency and despite its risk for adverse effects. The most wellknown adverse effect seems to be the thyroid toxicity but, in reality, the most common ones involve the gastrointestinal and respiratory tract, with lung toxicity as a leader (incidence 6-7%). The two clinical cases which make the central point of this work are clear examples for being interested about amiodarone presence when a pulmonary fibrosis is present.

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Lesson: Introduction to Pulmonary Fibrosis

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
Pulmonary fibrosis is a condition where the lungs become scarred and stiff, making it difficult for the person to breathe. It can be caused by various factors such as exposure to certain chemicals, radiation therapy, or certain medications like amiodarone. In this lesson, we will learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of pulmonary fibrosis.

### Section 2: Practical Examples
Let's consider a hypothetical patient named John who has been prescribed amiodarone for his cardiac arrhythmia. After a few months of taking the medication, he starts experiencing shortness of breath and coughing. His doctor suspects that the amiodarone may be causing pulmonary fibrosis. We will analyze the situation and see how we can apply our knowledge of pulmonary fibrosis to understand John's condition.

### Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions
1. What are the common causes of pulmonary fibrosis?
2. How does amiodarone cause pulmonary fibrosis?
3. What are the symptoms of pulmonary fibrosis?
4. What tests can be done to diagnose pulmonary fibrosis?
5. What are the treatment options for pulmonary fibrosis?

### Glossary
- Cardiac arrhythmia: An abnormal heart rhythm that occurs when the electrical impulses that coordinate heartbeats do not work properly.
- Amiodarone: A medication used to treat certain types of irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias).
- Pulmonary fibrosis: A condition where the lungs become scarred and stiff, making it difficult for the person to breathe.
- Lung toxicity: A condition where the lungs are damaged by a substance or medication.

### Conclusion
In conclusion, pulmonary fibrosis is a serious condition that can be caused by various factors, including certain medications like amiodarone. It is essential to understand the causes, symptoms, and treatments of pulmonary fibrosis to provide appropriate care for patients. By applying our knowledge of pulmonary fibrosis, we can help doctors diagnose and treat patients like John more effectively.