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The Ricoh Arena has announced that it will become official sponsor of Coventry’s City of Culture 2021 bid.

Wasps and the Ricoh Arena have agreed a significant financial investment to back the bid through until the end of 2017 when the successful host city will be announced.

If the city is to be successful in winning the bid, it could bring an economic uplift of around £80million to £150million in the lead-up to and during the year.

As well as providing a huge financial boost to the bid, the Ricoh Arena will host dedicated events and promote the bid at popular concerts, like MTV Crashes Coventry in May.

David Burbidge, the chairman of Coventry City of Culture Trust, said the backing of Wasps and the Ricoh Arena is a key part of the campaign.

He said: “This is fantastic news for the UK City of Culture bid but also for the city.

“This is just the beginning of our fundraising efforts – we need as many businesses as possible to come on board to ensure we deliver the best possible bid for Coventry.

“We have been bowled over by the level of support shown by the people of Coventry with around 80 per cent backing our bid, so to have influential companies such as Wasps also lining up behind us is a massive boost.

“The Ricoh Arena is a national and international venue which draws a wide range of artists and performers and also attracts audiences from across the UK and beyond.”

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Mr Burbidge hopes that the support of Wasps and the Ricoh Arena will highlight the credibility of Coventry’s bid to the nation.

He added: “Its support as our main Bid Sponsor is a massive boost and will help us reach that audience and underline what the city has to offer and why we think we should become UK City of Culture in 2021.

“We are looking forward to working with the team at the Ricoh Arena as we formulate our bid submission.”

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David Armstrong, group chief executive of Wasps which owns the Ricoh Arena, said: “The City of Culture is a fantastic opportunity for Coventry to highlight what it has to offer and also its enormous potential, and so too for the Ricoh Arena.

“We are relative newcomers to Coventry and maybe have the advantage of seeing the city with fresh eyes and we have genuinely been impressed with the ambition and positivity of everyone we have encountered.

“We want Coventry to win with the Ricoh Arena at the heart of the bid and are glad we can help in that quest.”

What is the UK City of Culture?

The title is handed out every four years to a city for one year and was created to build on the success of Liverpool’s year as European Capital of Culture 2008. The inaugural holder of the award was Derry-Londonderry in 2013 and Hull will take the title for 2017.

What’s in it for Coventry?

The economic benefits are estimated at between £80million to £150million in the lead up to the year and during the 12 months of events itself. Hull predicts a £184m injection into its economy in the five years from 2017. When Derry won the title in 2013 the BBC took Radio One’s Big Weekend festival to the city while Hull will host the Turner Prize.

Why is the Ricoh Arena sponsorship important?

The bid needs to be funded so the financial part is vital. Hull reportedly spent £13.5million to secure the crown – with £3m from council funding. Coventry City Council agreed to commit £250,000 to fund initial bid work. Beyond financial support, the Ricoh Arena can also raise the city’s profile with the thousands of visitors from outside the region. To get such a high-profile backer at the this stage is also a massive boost to the credibility of the bid.

What happens next?

Coventry’s bid will be submitted to the Departure for Culture, Media and Sport in 2017, which is likely to shortlist up to four cities and a winner will be picked in late 2017.

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# Lesson 1: Introduction to Coventry's City of Culture 2021 Bid

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts

Coventry's City of Culture 2021 Bid is an initiative to bring cultural events and activities to the city of Coventry in the year 2021. The bid is aimed at promoting the city's rich cultural heritage, attracting tourists, and boosting the local economy. In this lesson, we will explore the significance of cultural events, the role of sponsors in such initiatives, and the potential impact on the economy.

### Section 2: Practical Examples and Real-World Scenarios

Let's consider an example of a cultural event that could be hosted in Coventry as part of the City of Culture 2021 Bid. Suppose the city organizes a music festival that showcases the talents of local musicians and attracts visitors from all over the world. This event would not only promote the city's cultural identity but also create job opportunities for local businesses, such as hotels, restaurants, and transportation services. Additionally, the increased visibility of the city could lead to long-term economic benefits, such as attracting more businesses and investments.

### Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions

Debate: Should the City of Culture 2021 Bid prioritize showcasing traditional cultural practices or incorporating contemporary art forms?

Argument 1: Traditional cultural practices are an essential part of a city's identity and should be prioritized in the City of Culture 2021 Bid. This approach would help preserve the city's cultural heritage and provide a unique experience for visitors.

Argument 2: Incorporating contemporary art forms can attract a younger audience and generate more buzz around the city. Contemporary art is often associated with innovation and creativity, which can help rebrand the city as a hub of progress and creativity.

### Glossary

- Cultural Event: A planned occasion that celebrates and promotes a particular culture through activities such as music, dance, food, and art.
- Sponsor: An individual or organization that provides financial support for an event or initiative.
- Economic Impact: The effect of an event or initiative on the local economy, such as job creation, increased revenue, and attracting investments.

### Conclusion

Coventry's City of Culture 2021 Bid is an exciting opportunity to promote the city's cultural identity and attract visitors from around the world. By understanding the significance of cultural events, the role of sponsors, and the potential economic impact, we can appreciate the importance of this initiative and its potential to transform the city.


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Lesson: Introduction to Cryptography

**Overview:** In this lesson, we will learn about cryptography, which is the practice of securing information by encoding it in a way that makes it unreadable to anyone without the necessary tools or knowledge to decode it. Cryptography is used in many applications, including secure communication over the internet, protecting sensitive data, and verifying the authenticity of messages or documents.

**Section 1: Theoretical Concepts**

- Cryptography is the process of encoding information to make it secure and unreadable to unauthorized individuals.
- There are two main types of cryptography: symmetric and asymmetric. Symmetric cryptography uses the same key for both encoding and decoding messages, while asymmetric cryptography uses two different keys - one for encoding and one for decoding.
- One common method of symmetric cryptography is the Caesar cipher, where each letter in the alphabet is shifted by a certain number of places to create a code.
- Asymmetric cryptography uses public and private keys to encode and decode messages. The public key can be shared with anyone, but only the private key holder can decode the message.

**Section 2: Practical Examples**

- Encoding a message using the Caesar cipher: "Hello world" would become "Mmvqfyb" if shifted by 4.
- Decoding a message using the RSA algorithm: To decode the message "QWERTYUIOP" using the public key (n=5, e=3), we would multiply e by the modulus n and then raise the result to the power of the encrypted message's exponent. In this case, the decrypted message would be "HELLO".

**Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions**

- What are some other methods of cryptography?
- How does cryptography relate to computer science?
- Can cryptography be broken? If so, how?

**Glossary:**

- Cryptography: The practice of securing information by encoding it in a way that makes it unreadable to anyone without the necessary tools or knowledge to decode it.
- Symmetric cryptography: The process of encoding information using the same key for both encoding and decoding messages.
- Asymmetric cryptography: The process of encoding information using two different keys - one for encoding and one for decoding.
- Caesar cipher: A method of symmetric cryptography where each letter in the alphabet is shifted by a certain number of places to create a code.
- RSA algorithm: A method of asymmetric cryptography that uses public and private keys to encode and decode messages.

**Conclusion:** Cryptography is a valuable tool for securing information and ensuring that only authorized individuals can access it. By understanding the principles behind cryptography and how it works, we can better protect ourselves and our data from unauthorized access.


text: HRM 514 International Human Resource Management Assignment 1. Assessment Description. Get the best assignment help from MakeMyAssignments.com. Assignment Help Australia. Short Essay: Competency of MNC HR Director. Value: 15%. Due date: 18-Aug-2017. Return date: 08-Sep-2017. Length: 500 words(+/-10%). Submission method options. Alternative submission method. Task. In multinational corporations, Human Resource Directors are responsible for developing strategies for the management of employees within the organisation, in all locations across the globe.. Use 3-5 academic references to support your discussion/answer.:. •critically analyse international business activity in the context of current and emerging international HRM theory and,. •explain the complexity of cross-cultural differences with respect to the integration of international business activity and international human resource management practice.

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Lesson: International Human Resource Management
Introduction:
International Human Resource Management (IHRM) is the process of managing human resources in an organization that operates in multiple countries or cultures. It involves the coordination of policies, practices, and programs that affect the workforce in different locations around the world. This lesson will provide an overview of IHRM and its importance in today's global economy.
Section 1: Understanding IHRM
Topic 1: Defining IHRM
IHRM is the function of managing human resources in an organization that operates in multiple countries or cultures. It involves the coordination of policies, practices, and programs that affect the workforce in different locations around the world.
Topic 2: Importance of IHRM
IHRM is crucial in today's global economy because organizations need to manage their workforce effectively across different cultures and countries. This requires a deep understanding of the cultural, legal, and economic factors that affect human resource management in each location.
Section 2: Key Challenges in IHRM
Topic 1: Cultural Differences
One of the significant challenges of IHRM is managing cultural differences. Different cultures have different values, beliefs, and attitudes towards work, which can affect employee behavior and performance.
Topic 2: Legal Issues
Another challenge of IHRM is managing legal issues. Each country has its own labor laws, which can vary significantly in terms of employee rights, benefits, and working conditions.
Section 3: Strategies for Successful IHRM
Topic 1: Global Integration
One strategy for successful IHRM is global integration, which involves creating a consistent set of policies, practices, and programs that apply to all employees in all locations.
Topic 2: Local Adaptation
Another strategy is local adaptation, which involves tailoring policies, practices, and programs to meet the specific needs and preferences of employees in each location.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, IHRM is a critical function in today's global economy. Organizations need to manage their workforce effectively across different cultures and countries to remain competitive. By understanding the key challenges and implementing effective strategies, organizations can achieve successful IHRM.
Glossary:
- IHRM: International Human Resource Management
- HRM: Human Resource Management
- MNC: Multinational Corporation
- Cross-cultural: Relating to or involving two or more different cultures.
- Integration: The process of bringing different elements together to form a coherent whole.
- Adaptation: The process of adjusting to new conditions or circumstances.
- Policies: A set of rules or principles to govern behavior.
- Practices: A custom or habit that is accepted by a particular group or society.
- Programs: A planned set of activities designed to achieve a specific outcome.
- Workforce: All the employees in an organization.


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Lesson: Teaching Children about Personal Space and Respecting Boundaries

Introduction:
Personal space and respecting boundaries are essential life skills that children need to learn from an early age. This lesson will teach children about the importance of personal space and how to respect others' boundaries.

Section 1: Understanding Personal Space

Topic 1: What is Personal Space?
- Explain that personal space refers to the area around a person that they consider to be their own and do not want others to enter without permission.
- Ask students if they know what personal space means and how it can vary from person to person.

Topic 2: Why is Personal Space Important?
- Discuss how personal space is necessary for privacy and comfort.
- Explain that respecting others' personal space shows respect and consideration for their feelings and boundaries.
- Ask students why they think personal space is important and how it affects their daily lives.

Section 2: Respecting Boundaries

Topic 1: What are Boundaries?
- Define boundaries as the limits or rules that people set for themselves to protect their personal space.
- Ask students if they know what boundaries are and how they can differ from person to person.

Topic 2: How to Respect Boundaries
- Discuss ways to respect others' boundaries, such as asking for permission before entering someone's personal space or listening to their needs and preferences.
- Explain that respecting boundaries is about being aware of others' feelings and needs and taking steps to ensure that they feel comfortable and safe.
- Ask students how they can show respect for others' boundaries and what steps they can take to avoid crossing them accidentally.

Section 3: Practicing Personal Space and Respecting Boundaries

Topic 1: Personal Space Activities
- Engage in activities that help children understand the concept of personal space, such as having them draw their own personal space bubble or playing a game where they have to stand a certain distance away from each other.
- Ask students to reflect on the activities and how they felt when their personal space was invaded or when they had to respect others' personal space.

Topic 2: Real-Life Scenarios
- Discuss real-life scenarios where respecting personal space and boundaries is essential, such as in a crowded public place or when meeting new people.
- Ask students to think about how they would handle these situations and what steps they would take to ensure that they are respecting others' personal space and boundaries.

Glossary:
- Personal Space: The area around a person that they consider to be their own and do not want others to enter without permission.
- Boundaries: The limits or rules that people set for themselves to protect their personal space.

Conclusion:
- Summarize the importance of personal space and respecting boundaries in our daily lives.
- Encourage students to apply the skills they have learned in this lesson to their interactions with others, both in and outside of school.

Self-Debate:
- Debate the importance of teaching children about personal space and respecting boundaries at an early age.
- Discuss the pros and cons of teaching children about personal space and respecting boundaries in different scenarios.

Glossary:
- Personal Space: The area around a person that they consider to be their own and do not want others to enter without permission.
- Boundaries: The limits or rules that people set for themselves to protect their personal space.


text: The wish list. Sparkling jewellery. Ecole Lesage: the embroidery school for haute couture. Inside Ecole Lesage, an artisan workshop that provides exquisite needlework for the top fashion houses. As the left surges back, Marxism’s bloody legacy is covered up. Monuments to the victims of fascism exist everywhere, but communism’s victims are hardly remembered at all. Ignore the killjoys waging war on sugar. Scoffing cake and sweets is now talked about in the way that glue-sniffing was when I was a kid. The best Rioja has lost the right to its name – thankfully. Like many other drink lovers, I haven’t really taken this Spanish wine seriously. Until now. _13<<. The Peugeot 3008 is a family car, but a slick one at that. Looks-wise, it’s classy without being too showy-offy. Why Warren Buffett’s early advice is still essential reading. The Oracle of Omaha was ahead of his time in understanding that we teach the wrong kind of capitalism

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Lesson: How to Read a Newspaper Article
Introduction:
Reading a newspaper article is an essential skill that helps us stay informed about current events and broaden our knowledge. In this lesson, we will learn how to read a newspaper article effectively by analyzing the different sections and understanding the main ideas presented in the text.
Section 1: Reading the Headline
The headline is the first thing you see when you read a newspaper article. It summarizes the main idea of the story and grabs your attention. When reading a headline, ask yourself the following questions:
- What is the main topic of the article?
- Who or what is affected by the topic?
- What is the angle of the story?
Example: "Peugeot 3008: A Family Car with Class"
Questions:
- What is the main topic of the article?
- Who or what is affected by the topic?
- What is the angle of the story?
Answer:
- The main topic of the article is the Peugeot 3008 car.
- The article is not affecting any particular group or individual.
- The angle of the story is to present the Peugeot 3008 as a classy family car.
Section 2: Analyzing the Lead
The lead is the opening paragraph of the article that introduces the main idea. When reading the lead, ask yourself the following questions:
- Who is the subject of the article?
- What is the context of the story?
- What is the main idea of the article?
Example: "The Peugeot 3008 is a family car, but a slick one at that. Looks-wise, it’s classy without being too showy-offy."
Questions:
- Who is the subject of the article?
- What is the context of the story?
- What is the main idea of the article?
Answer:
- The subject of the article is the Peugeot 3008 car.
- The context of the story is a review of the car's design and appearance.
- The main idea of the article is to present the Peugeot 3008 as a classy family car that is not too flashy.
Section 3: Understanding the Body of the Article
The body of the article presents additional information to support the main idea. When reading the body of the article, ask yourself the following questions:
- What evidence supports the main idea?
- Are there any counterarguments or opposing views?
- Is there any additional information that helps me understand the topic better?
Example: "Looks-wise, it’s classy without being too showy-offy. Inside, it’s got the tech and the space to make family life easier. It’s a car that’s easy to live with and easy to love."
Questions:
- What evidence supports the main idea that the Peugeot 3008 is a classy family car?
- Are there any counterarguments or opposing views that suggest the Peugeot 3008 may not be the best family car?
- Is there any additional information that helps me understand the design and features of the Peugeot 3008 better?
Answer:
- The evidence that supports the main idea is the description of the car's design and features, such as its interior space and technology.
- There are no counterarguments or opposing views presented in the article.
- The additional information presented in the article includes details about the car's engine and fuel efficiency.
Conclusion:
Reading a newspaper article effectively involves analyzing the different sections and understanding the main ideas presented in the text. By asking the right questions and looking for evidence to support the main idea, you can improve your ability to read and comprehend newspaper articles.
Glossary:
- Headline: The title of the article that appears at the top of the page.
- Lead: The opening paragraph of the article that introduces the main idea.
- Body: The section of the article that presents additional information to support the main idea.
- Evidence: Facts or examples that support the main idea of the article.
- Counterargument: An argument that opposes the main idea of the article.
- Additional information: Details that help the reader understand the topic better.


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Lesson: Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Introduction:
Search engines are powerful tools that help people find information online. However, with billions of web pages available, it can be challenging to get your content noticed. This is where Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes into play. SEO is the process of optimizing your website to rank higher in search engine results pages (SERPs). In this lesson, we will cover the basics of SEO and how you can improve your website's visibility.

Section 1: Understanding SEO

Topic 1: What is SEO?
- SEO is the process of improving the visibility of your website or web page in search engine results pages.
- The goal of SEO is to increase the quantity and quality of traffic to your site from search engines.
- SEO involves both on-page and off-page optimization.

Topic 2: On-Page Optimization
- On-page optimization refers to the elements on your website that you control.
- These include things like keyword research, meta tags, header tags, and content.
- Keyword research is essential because it helps you understand what people are searching for and how to target those keywords in your content.
- Meta tags provide information about your website to search engines, including the title and description of your page.
- Header tags (H1, H2, H3) help break up your content into sections and make it easier for readers to skim.
- Content is king when it comes to SEO. You need to create high-quality, relevant content that answers the user's query.

Topic 3: Off-Page Optimization
- Off-page optimization refers to the elements of your website that you don't control, such as backlinks.
- Backlinks are links from other websites to yours.
- The more high-quality backlinks you have, the more authoritative your website appears to search engines.
- Social media shares and mentions can also impact your SEO.

Section 2: Practical Examples

Topic 1: Keyword Research
- Let's say you have a website about hiking trails in California.
- You could use a tool like Google Keyword Planner to research related keywords, such as "best hiking trails in California," "California hiking trails," and "hiking in California."
- Once you have your list of keywords, you can incorporate them into your website's content.

Topic 2: Meta Tags
- Let's say you have a blog post about the top 10 hiking trails in California.
- In the  section of your HTML code, you would include meta tags that describe your content.
- For example:
<title>Top 10 Hiking Trails in California</title>
<meta description="Discover the best hiking trails in California, including Yosemite, Joshua Tree, and Big Sur.">

Topic 3: Header Tags
- Let's say you have a blog post about the best time to hike in California.
- You would use header tags (H1, H2, H3) to break up your content into sections.
- For example:

Best Time to Hike in California

Spring

Mild temperatures and wildflowers

Fall

Colorful foliage and cooler weather

Section 3: Self-Debating Discussion

Topic 1: The Importance of SEO
- Why is SEO important for your website?
- How does SEO impact your business?
- Can you think of any examples where SEO has helped a company succeed?

Topic 2: The Future of SEO
- What do you think the future of SEO holds?
- How will technology and artificial intelligence impact SEO?
- What role will voice search play in the future of SEO?

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we covered the basics of SEO, including on-page and off-page optimization. We also looked at practical examples of how to implement SEO on your website. Finally, we engaged in a self-debating discussion about the importance of SEO and its future. By understanding and implementing SEO, you can improve your website's visibility and attract more visitors.


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Lesson: Introduction to Western Literature

Overview:
In this lesson, we will explore the western genre in literature, a unique form of storytelling that originated in the United States. We will learn about the key elements of western literature, the historical context, and the significance of the genre.

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

1. Define the western genre in literature.
2. Identify the key elements of western literature.
3. Explain the historical context of the western genre.
4. Discuss the significance of the western genre in American literature.

Introduction:
The western genre in literature is a unique form of storytelling that originated in the United States. It typically features characters such as cowboys, outlaws, and Native Americans, set against the backdrop of the American West during the 19th century. The genre has evolved over time, but its popularity continues to endure.

Key Elements of Western Literature:

1. The setting: The American West, particularly the frontier, is a prominent feature in western literature. The landscape is often rugged, vast, and untamed, reflecting the challenges faced by the characters.

2. The protagonist: The hero or heroine is often a character who embodies the values of honor, courage, and integrity. They may be cowboys, outlaws, or ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances.

3. Conflict: Western literature is characterized by conflict, both internal and external. Characters face dangers and challenges, and must make difficult choices to survive.

4. Themes: Common themes in western literature include the struggle for survival, the clash between civilization and wilderness, and the search for freedom and independence.

Historical Context:

The western genre emerged during the 19th century, a time of rapid expansion and change in the United States. As the country expanded westward, the frontier experience became a significant part of American culture. Western literature reflected the experiences and values of the people who lived in the West, and served as a means of preserving and sharing their stories.

Significance of the Western Genre:

The western genre has had a lasting impact on American literature and culture. It has provided a platform for exploring themes such as identity, morality, and the American Dream. Additionally, it has helped shape public perceptions of the American West and its history.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the western genre in literature is a unique form of storytelling that has had a significant impact on American literature and culture. By examining the key elements, historical context, and significance of the genre, we can gain a deeper appreciation for its enduring appeal.


text: L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur. The dynamic community of L’Ascension-de-Notre‑Seigneur relies on agroforestry, industrial and commercial sectors, in addition to services and known tourist attractions. Its vast territory is mainly bordered by the city of Alma’s northern sector and Rivière Péribonka. The horticultural company Jardin Scullion stands out with robust flower gardens, games for children, and the boreal forest. Water sport enthusiasts can use the boat launch to navigate on the river up to the Péribonka IV dam over a distance of almost 100 kilometres. For snowmobiles and quads lovers, it’s a destination of choice with its restaurant-relay. The festival L’Ascension en Fête takes place in mid-August and the winter carnival in mid-February. There are a campground and a pump-out station on 4e Avenue (near the municipal garage).. Activities nearby.

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Lesson: Geography and Community Development

Introduction:
Geography is the study of the physical features of the Earth and how they affect human activities. In this lesson, we will learn about the community of L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur, located in Quebec, Canada. We will explore the natural resources, industries, and tourist attractions that make up this dynamic community.

Section 1: Natural Resources

L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur is located in a region that is rich in natural resources. The community relies on agroforestry, which involves the cultivation of trees and crops together. The boreal forest, which covers much of the territory, provides timber for the lumber industry. The river, which flows through the community, is used for water sports such as boating and fishing.

Questions:
- What is agroforestry?
- What natural resources are found in L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur?
- How does the boreal forest benefit the community?

Section 2: Industries

The community of L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur has a diverse economy that includes industrial and commercial sectors. One notable business is Jardin Scullion, a horticultural company that produces robust flower gardens and offers games for children. The lumber industry is also an important part of the economy, providing jobs and revenue for the community.

Questions:
- What industries are present in L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur?
- How does Jardin Scullion contribute to the community?
- Why is the lumber industry important to the community?

Section 3: Tourism

Tourism is another important industry in L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur. The community is home to several attractions, including a campground and a pump-out station on 4e Avenue (near the municipal garage). The festival L'Ascension en Fête takes place in mid-August, and the winter carnival is held in mid-February. Visitors can enjoy water sports on the river or explore the boreal forest on snowmobiles and quads.

Questions:
- What tourist attractions are available in L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur?
- When do the festival and winter carnival take place?
- How does the community benefit from tourism?

Conclusion:
In conclusion, L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur is a dynamic community that relies on agroforestry, industrial, and commercial sectors, as well as tourism. The natural resources, industries, and tourist attractions make this community an important part of Quebec, Canada. By studying geography, we can better understand how human activities are influenced by the physical features of the Earth.

Glossary:
- Agroforestry: The cultivation of trees and crops together
- Boreal forest: A type of forest found in cold regions, characterized by coniferous trees such as spruce, pine, and fir
- Lumber: Wood that has been cut and processed for building purposes
- Pump-out station: A facility where sewage is emptied from recreational vehicles or boats

[1] Image of L'Ascension-de-Notre-Seigneur.


text: Wednesday Wonder. By Naomi Berwin. Posted on July 3, 2013 in Fun Stuff with tags Wednesday Wonder, Witches. It’s week 2 of the Wednesday Wonder, and so we arrive at the letter B. I’m not quite sure what it says about me that this is the entry that stood out when looking through the dictionary(!), but nevertheless here we go…. Baba Yaga. (Russian baba, ‘old woman’, and a word probably related to Old Icelandic ekki, ‘pain’, ‘grief’). A cannibalistic ogress of Russian folklore who stole young children and ate them. She lived in the remote forest, sailed through the air in an iron cauldron, raising tempests on her way, and swept with a broom all traces of her passing. She bears a strong resemblance to BERCHTA, a goddess of south German folklore.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Mythical Creatures - Baba Yaga
Level: Primary School
Objective: To introduce students to the concept of mythical creatures and their origins in folklore.
Introduction: Mythical creatures are figures from stories, legends, or folklore that have been passed down for generations. They often have unique characteristics and abilities that make them fascinating to learn about. In this lesson, we will explore the mythical creature known as Baba Yaga.
Section 1: The Origin of Baba Yaga
- Baba Yaga is a character from Russian folklore.
- Her name means "Old Woman" in Russian.
- She is often portrayed as a cannibalistic ogress who eats young children.
Section 2: The Characteristics of Baba Yaga
- Baba Yaga is described as being very old and having a hunchback.
- She is said to live in a remote forest.
- She travels through the air in an iron cauldron.
- She raises tempests as she travels.
- She uses a broom to sweep away all traces of her passing.
Section 3: The Legend of Baba Yaga
- Baba Yaga is known for kidnapping young children and eating them.
- She is often depicted as a villain in stories.
- Some believe that she may have been inspired by a real person who was known for kidnapping and eating children.
Section 4: Practical Examples
- We can use the characteristics of Baba Yaga to create a fictional story about her.
- We can also use her legend to discuss the importance of telling the truth and not spreading rumors.
Section 5: Self-Debate Discussion
- Why do you think Baba Yaga is often portrayed as a villain?
- Do you think there is any truth to the legend of Baba Yaga?
Conclusion: In this lesson, we have learned about the mythical creature known as Baba Yaga. We have explored her origin, characteristics, and legend. We have also discussed practical examples and had a self-debate discussion. By learning about mythical creatures like Baba Yaga, we can gain a greater appreciation for the rich history and culture of different countries and regions.


text: Matt Ferchen: "In many developing countries, China is the only option available". China’s engagement as a development actor is seen as controversial, especially in the West. While the Chinese leadership portrays development as a solution to almost all problems both domestic and foreign, some Western observers see China as a bad actor in developing nations.. How does the Chinese concept of development differ from ideas in the West? What are the aims of it and what are – often unintended – outcomes? And what can recipient nations do to shape Chinese engagement in a way that really profits their country?. MERICS expert and Head of Global China Research Matt Ferchen joined us in the studio to discuss these and other questions. In his view, Europe can play a bigger role in offering sustainable development options as an alternative to China..

textbook:
Lesson: Understanding China's Concept of Development and Its Impact on Developing Countries

Introduction:
China has become a major player in global development, with its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and other aid programs. However, there is debate about the impact of China's development model on recipient countries. This lesson will explore the Chinese concept of development, its aims, and outcomes, as well as what recipient nations can do to shape Chinese engagement.

Core Value:
The core value of this lesson is understanding the differences between the Chinese concept of development and Western ideas, and how these differences impact developing countries.

Section 1: Understanding the Chinese Concept of Development
Topic 1: Differences between the Chinese and Western concepts of development
- The Chinese concept of development focuses on economic growth and infrastructure development, while the Western concept emphasizes social and political development as well.
- China's development model is often criticized for being authoritarian and lacking in transparency and accountability.
- Western countries are concerned about the environmental and social impacts of China's development projects, such as the BRI.

Topic 2: Aims of China's Development Model
- The Chinese government sees development as a solution to almost all problems, both domestic and foreign.
- The aim of China's development model is to achieve rapid economic growth and increase China's global influence.
- China's development model is also used to promote its political ideology, such as the One Belt One Road initiative.

Section 2: Outcomes of China's Development Model
Topic 1: Economic Impacts
- China's development model has helped many countries achieve rapid economic growth.
- However, there are concerns about the sustainability of this growth and the potential for debt traps.
- Some countries have also complained about the quality of Chinese infrastructure projects.

Topic 2: Social and Environmental Impacts
- There are concerns about the social and environmental impacts of China's development projects, such as displacement of local communities and damage to the environment.
- Some countries have also complained about the lack of transparency and accountability in China's development projects.
- There are concerns about the impact of China's development model on democracy and human rights in recipient countries.

Section 3: Shaping Chinese Engagement
Topic 1: Recipient Nations' Role
- Recipient nations can shape Chinese engagement by negotiating better terms for their country.
- They can also work to ensure that Chinese projects are more transparent and accountable.
- Recipient nations can also seek alternative sources of development assistance, such as from Europe or the United States.

Topic 2: China's Role
- China can improve its development model by increasing transparency and accountability in its projects.
- It can also work to ensure that its projects have positive social and environmental impacts.
- China can also work to promote international cooperation and coordination in development assistance.

Conclusion:
Understanding the Chinese concept of development and its impact on developing countries is important for policymakers and citizens alike. By examining the differences between the Chinese and Western concepts of development, the aims of China's development model, and the outcomes of its projects, we can better understand how to shape Chinese engagement in a way that benefits our country. By working together, recipient nations and China can create sustainable development solutions that promote economic growth, social progress, and environmental protection.

Glossary:
- Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): A Chinese international development strategy aimed at promoting economic cooperation among participating countries.
- Development Assistance: Financial aid or resources provided by one country to another for the purpose of promoting economic, social, or political development.
- Sustainable Development: Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Self-Debating Discussion:
- How can recipient nations balance the benefits of Chinese development assistance with concerns about its impacts?
- Should Western countries provide alternative sources of development assistance to counterbalance China's influence?
- What can China do to improve its development model and address concerns about its impacts on recipient countries?


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France: Syrian government 'behind chemical attack' Published duration 2 September 2013

media caption French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault: "France is determined to punish the use of chemical weapons''

France says the chemical attack near Damascus last month "could not have been ordered and carried out by anyone but the Syrian government".

A report presented to parliament by Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault says the assault on 21 August involved the "massive use of chemical agents".

It concludes that at least 281 deaths can be attributed to the attack.

France and the US are pushing for punitive military action, which the UK parliament rejected last week.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has again denied carrying out a chemical attack, telling the French newspaper Le Figaro it would have been "illogical".

He also warned that foreign military action could ignite the "powder keg" of the wider region.

Vote pressure

The chemical attack took place in the Ghouta, an agricultural belt around the capital, Damascus.

The US put the death toll at 1,429, including 426 children and has blamed the Syrian government, based on its intelligence.

On Monday Mr Ayrault made public France's nine-page report into the incident, drawn up by military and foreign intelligence services.

It says Syria's arsenal of chemical weapons is "massive and diverse", comprising "several hundred tons" of the nerve agent sarin and "dozens of tons" of the most toxic known agent, VX.

The Syrian army had already used chemical weapons, including sarin, against the population several times, says the report, but on 21 August it launched an attack which involved "massive use of chemical agents".

The use of chemical weapons can only be authorised by President Assad or "certain influential members of his clan", says the report, while opposition forces lack the capacity to carry out such a large-scale chemical attack.

After his meeting with MPs, Mr Ayrault told reporters: "France is determined to penalise the use of chemical weapons by Assad's regime and to dissuade with a forceful and firm response."

media caption Jeremy Bowen reports from one flat in Damascus where 42 people are sheltering

He said France would not act alone and that President Francois Hollande was "continuing his work of persuasion to bring together a coalition".

President Hollande is constitutionally able to order an attack without parliamentary approval.

French MPs are due to debate the issue in an extraordinary session of parliament on Wednesday. However, Mr Ayrault has ruled out a vote.

UK MPs voted last week against taking part in military action.

The US Congress will vote after it reconvenes next week, and White House officials have said that when it comes to a vote, they believe there will be enough support for the president.

Senator John McCain, a long-time advocate of arming the Syrian rebels, said he believed it would take time to convince the American public of the need to intervene.

But he warned it would be "catastrophic" if Congress were to go against President Obama and vote against intervention.

Mr Obama has often said that using them would cross a "red line" that would prompt US intervention.

"It would undermine the credibility of the United States of America and the president of the United States. None of us want that," he said.

Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on Monday he was personally convinced that a chemical attack took place and that the Assad government was responsible.

But he added that he did not envisage any further role for Nato, saying he would expect any military response to be "a very short, measured, targeted operation" and that the alliance's resources would not be needed.

Meanwhile fighting has continued across Syria, in a conflict which has already left an estimated 100,000 people dead since 2011.

In other developments:

A BBC poll shows about three-quarters of the British public believe MPs were right to reject UK military action in Syria in a vote last week

UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said parliament will not vote again if stronger evidence of a state chemical attack emerges

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says the US intelligence blaming Damascus is "absolutely unconvincing"

image copyright Reuters image caption While fighting rages on in Syria, debate continues in the US and France over whether they will intervene militarily following the chemical attack of 21 August.

image copyright AFP image caption Nato chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said he was personally convinced Syria had carried out the attack and called for a "firm international response".

image copyright Reuters image caption But Russia is firmly opposed to military intervention - a protest against American action was held outside the US consulate in St Petersburg on Monday.

image copyright AFP image caption An estimated 100,00 people have been killed in Syria since 2011. On Monday, 20 rebel fighters were reported killed in an army ambush in Adra, north-east of Damascus.

image copyright AP image caption Some 1.7 million Syrians - from a pre-conflict population of 22 million - are now living as refugees in neighbouring countries.

Forces which could be used against Syria:

•Five US destroyers - USS Gravely, USS Ramage, USS Barry, USS Mahan and USS Stout - are in the eastern Mediterranean, equipped with cruise missiles. The missiles can also be fired from submarines, but the US Navy does not reveal their locations

•Airbases at Incirlik and Izmir in Turkey, and in Jordan, could be used to carry out strikes

•Two aircraft carriers - USS Nimitz and USS Harry S Truman are in the wider region

•French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle is currently in Toulon in the western Mediterranean

source: minipile

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Chemical Weapons

Overview: In this lesson, we will learn about chemical weapons, their history, and their effects on human life. We will also explore the current debate surrounding their use in warfare and the efforts being made to control their proliferation.

Objectives:

- Understand the definition and classification of chemical weapons
- Recognize the history and development of chemical weapons
- Identify the different types of chemical agents and their effects on human health
- Analyze the current debate surrounding the use of chemical weapons in warfare
- Evaluate the efforts being made to control the proliferation of chemical weapons

Section 1: Definition and Classification of Chemical Weapons

Chemical weapons are defined as any toxic chemical or its precursor that can cause death, injury, or other harm to humans, animals, plants, or the environment when inhaled, absorbed, or exposed. They can be classified into three categories:

1. Nerve agents - These are the most potent chemical weapons and can cause paralysis, convulsions, and death within minutes of exposure. Examples include sarin, VX, and tabun.

2. Blister agents - These agents cause severe skin, eye, and respiratory irritation, and can lead to death from asphyxiation. Examples include mustard gas, lewisite, and chlorine.

3. Blood agents - These agents interfere with the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen, leading to asphyxiation and death. Examples include cyanogen chloride and hydrogen cyanide.

Section 2: History and Development of Chemical Weapons

The use of chemical weapons dates back to ancient times, with examples such as the use of Greek fire during the Byzantine Empire. However, modern chemical warfare began during World War I, when both sides used tear gas and mustard gas against each other. Since then, many countries have developed and stockpiled chemical weapons, despite international treaties prohibiting their use.

Section 3: Types of Chemical Agents and Their Effects

There are several types of chemical agents, each with its unique effects on human health. These include:

1. Nerve agents - These agents affect the nervous system, causing paralysis, convulsions, and death within minutes of exposure.

2. Blister agents - These agents cause severe skin, eye, and respiratory irritation, leading to death from asphyxiation.

3. Blood agents - These agents interfere with the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen, leading to asphyxiation and death.

Section 4: Current Debate Surrounding the Use of Chemical Weapons

The use of chemical weapons has been a contentious issue in recent years, with several high-profile incidents such as the 2017 Sarin gas attack in Syria. The international community has condemned these attacks and called for their perpetrators to be held accountable. However, disagreements remain over the best course of action, with some arguing for military intervention while others advocate for diplomatic solutions.

Section 5: Efforts to Control the Proliferation of Chemical Weapons

Several international treaties have been established to control the proliferation of chemical weapons, such as the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). The CWC requires member states to destroy their chemical weapon stockpiles and prohibits the production, stockpiling, and use of these weapons. However, some countries have failed to comply with these treaties, leading to ongoing concerns over the spread of chemical weapons.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, chemical weapons pose a significant threat to human life and the environment. While efforts have been made to control their proliferation, more needs to be done to ensure that these weapons are never used again. By understanding the history, effects, and current debate surrounding chemical weapons, we can better appreciate the importance of controlling their spread and preventing their use in warfare.


text: Torres Llompart, Sánchez Ruiz returns to Kreston. January 2, 2013. Torres Llompart, Sánchez Ruiz returns to Kreston. Torres Llompart, Sánchez Ruiz (“TLSR”) initially joined Kreston in the early 1990’s but, after acquiring PKF Puerto Rico in 2011 decided to accept the invitation to join PKF International.. Kreston can now report that TLSR, has decided that the firm’s future interests and those of its clients from both the private and public sectors would be better served by resigning from PKF and returning to Kreston membership.. Kreston CEO, Jon Lisby said:. “We are delighted to welcome Luis Torres Llompart, Frank Sánchez Ruiz, their partners and staff back to Kreston. TLSR is a firm of the highest quality and capability across the full service range and they will play a leading business development role for Kreston in the Caribbean”. In addition to Puerto Rico, the firm has operations in New York/New Jersey and Dominican Republic.

textbook:
Lesson: The Importance of Choosing the Right Business Partnership

Introduction:
In the business world, choosing the right partnership is crucial for the success and growth of a company. This lesson will discuss the importance of selecting the appropriate business partnership and the factors to consider when making such a decision.

Section 1: The Importance of Choosing the Right Business Partnership

Topic 1: The Impact on Revenue and Growth
- When a company chooses the wrong business partnership, it can lead to a decrease in revenue and hinder the company's growth.
- It is essential to choose a partner who shares the same values, goals, and vision for the company's future.

Topic 2: The Impact on Reputation
- A company's reputation is one of its most valuable assets.
- Choosing the wrong business partnership can damage the company's reputation and negatively impact its future business opportunities.

Topic 3: The Impact on Company Culture
- Company culture is the foundation of a company's success.
- Choosing the wrong business partnership can create a negative company culture, leading to low employee morale and high turnover rates.

Section 2: Factors to Consider When Choosing a Business Partnership

Topic 1: Compatibility
- It is crucial to find a partner whose values, goals, and vision align with the company's.
- This will ensure a smooth working relationship and prevent conflicts within the partnership.

Topic 2: Expertise
- It is essential to choose a partner who brings expertise to the table that complements the company's strengths.
- This will allow the company to offer a wider range of services and products to its clients.

Topic 3: Communication
- Effective communication is key to any successful partnership.
- It is essential to choose a partner who communicates openly and honestly, shares information freely, and is responsive to the company's needs.

Section 3: Real-World Example

Case Study: TLSR Returns to Kreston

- In this case study, we will analyze the decision made by TLSR to return to Kreston membership after initially joining PKF International.
- We will examine the factors that led to this decision and the impact it had on the company's revenue, reputation, and company culture.

Conclusion:

Choosing the right business partnership is a critical decision that can impact a company's revenue, reputation, and culture. By considering factors such as compatibility, expertise, and communication, companies can make informed decisions that will benefit them in the long run. The real-world example of TLSR returning to Kreston demonstrates the importance of selecting the appropriate business partnership.


text: Naomi Munro is an NYC based designer. She studied architecture at M.I.T. and went on to work for architecture firms Rafael Vinoly and Rockwell Group where she worked various projects such as the Bard Laboratories and The Walt Disney Family Museum respectively. Next she worked directly for a restaurant owner as the architectural designer for restaurants Peels, Isa, and the Freemans 2nd floor expansion.. Naomi began working in the film and television industry in 2011 by set decorating and then art directing various Adult Swim TV shows and has since then production designed, art directed and set decorated several award winning feature films and TV shows. She is currently a member of IATSE 829

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Architecture

### Section 1: What is Architecture?
Architecture is the design and planning of buildings, structures, and spaces. It involves creating functional, safe, and aesthetically pleasing environments that meet the needs of people. An architect is someone who plans and designs buildings, urban areas, and landscapes.

### Section 2: Why is Architecture Important?
Architecture is important because it shapes the world around us. It affects our daily lives, from the buildings we live and work in to the public spaces we use. Good architecture can enhance our quality of life, while bad architecture can have negative effects on our health, safety, and well-being.

### Section 3: How does Architecture Work?
Architects use a variety of tools and techniques to design buildings and spaces. They start by analyzing the needs of their clients and the site where the building will be located. Then they create sketches, models, and computer-generated images to visualize their designs. Finally, they work with engineers, contractors, and other professionals to ensure that the building is constructed safely and efficiently.

### Section 4: Practical Examples
One practical example of architecture is the design of a school. An architect would analyze the needs of the school community, such as the number of classrooms, restrooms, and common areas. They would also consider factors like natural light, acoustics, and safety. Based on this analysis, the architect would create a design that meets the needs of the school while also being aesthetically pleasing and functional.

Another practical example is the design of a bridge. The architect would analyze factors like traffic flow, structural integrity, and safety. They would also consider the aesthetic impact of the bridge on the surrounding environment. Based on this analysis, the architect would create a design that is both functional and visually appealing.

### Section 5: Glossary
- Architecture: The design and planning of buildings, structures, and spaces
- Architect: Someone who plans and designs buildings, urban areas, and landscapes
- Functional: Meeting the needs of people
- Safe: Ensuring the safety of people using the building or space
- Aesthetically Pleasing: Creating an environment that is visually appealing
- Site: The location where the building will be constructed
- Sketches: Preliminary drawings of a design
- Models: Physical representations of a design
- Computer-Generated Images: Digital representations of a design
- Engineers: Professionals who design and build mechanical systems
- Contractors: Companies that construct buildings
- Safety: Ensuring that the building is safe for occupants
- Efficiency: Ensuring that the building is constructed in the most effective way possible

### Conclusion
Architecture is an important field that shapes the world around us. By understanding the principles of architecture, we can appreciate the beauty and functionality of the buildings and spaces that surround us. By applying the skills learned in this lesson, we can become better-informed citizens and make more informed decisions about the buildings and spaces that we encounter in our daily lives.


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Democratic leaders are negotiating in bad faith, against good policy, and to lamentable results in the current border-wall-funding theater on Capitol Hill.

Set aside for now the realities that President Trump has played his pro-wall poker hand incredibly ineptly, that conservatives in general have badly overstated the relative importance of immigration-related policy, and that the Trumpian Right has cultishly turned “The Wall” into an item of absurdly talismanic significance. Those contentions can be handled in another column.

For now, what matters is that Democrats are refusing to vote for a funding bill otherwise to their liking, and thus shutting down about one-sixth of the government, for the sake not of principle but of cynical politics. They know border control of some sort is an important element of sovereignty. They know physical barriers work. They know Trump’s requested $5 billion is not exorbitant and can be spent effectively. And they at least pretend to believe that shutting down large parts of the federal government actually hurts people.

Other columns have amply demonstrated that many key Democrats have hypocritically changed their positions, without real explanations, on the importance of border security and the utility of walls as part of the mix. They have acknowledged that stopping illegal immigration is important in the fights against crime, illegal narcotics, and terrorism. They have said it is crucial to “get tough” against illegal crossings, and they were right.

Back before the boogeyman of Trump appeared, the argument among serious Democrats wasn’t whether border walls were good policy, but where. There are many spots along the Mexican border where a wall is less practical (if at all) than others, for reasons of cost, topography, or ecology. Democrats said it would be foolish to try to wall the whole border — but admitted that in some places, such as San Diego, walls work.

The total cost for a wall across the entire border is at least $20 billion (and as much as $50 billion).The $5 billion at issue in the current budget fight could easily be spent in areas where almost everybody says walls can be effective. The substantive fight over the next $15 billion-plus could come later. In truth, there is little substance, but only political symbolism, in the Democrats’ fight today.

If Democrats truly believe shutting down one-sixth of the government hurts people, they should compromise to avoid causing such pain. It is they, after all — not Republicans — who say almost all current government activity is essential for civic health.

The obvious solution is for them to offer Trump something on the order of $4 billion for the wall right now but ask that the other $1 billion be spent for expedited processing of, or better acculturation services for, legal immigrants. They could actually try to solve a problem, rather than cynically manipulating the situation for political gain.

The fact is that Trump won a presidential election by attracting enough voters in enough states, perfectly according to the Constitution, while making a border wall the single most recognizable plank of what passed for his political platform. Elections have consequences. There was a time when both sides recognized this, for the greater good. Democrats should do so now.

Give Trump a part of his shiny new wall. Democrats will control the House for the next two years and can deny him any more wall funding for the rest of his term. But for now, for areas they themselves know full well that a wall can be of use in: Provide some money, reopen the government, and help restore the public’s faith in the workability of our constitutional system.

textbook:
Lesson: Negotiating in Bad Faith

Introduction:
Negotiating in bad faith refers to engaging in negotiations with the intention of not reaching an agreement or acting in a way that undermines the negotiation process. This behavior is often used to gain advantage or to delay or prevent a resolution. In this lesson, we will learn about the different types of negotiating in bad faith, how to identify them, and how to respond to them.

Section 1: Types of Negotiating in Bad Faith

Topic 1: Delay Tactics
Delay tactics are commonly used by individuals who do not want to reach an agreement. These individuals may use stalling techniques such as asking for more information, postponing meetings, or requesting additional time to consider the proposal.

Topic 2: Refusal to Compromise
Some individuals may refuse to compromise on any point, making it impossible to reach an agreement. This type of negotiating in bad faith is often used to show that the other party is unwilling to work towards a resolution.

Topic 3: Threatening Consequences
Threatening consequences is another form of negotiating in bad faith. This can include threats of legal action, loss of business, or other negative outcomes if an agreement is not reached.

Section 2: Identifying Negotiating in Bad Faith

Questions to Ask:
1. Is the other party consistently delaying the negotiation process?
2. Are they refusing to compromise on any points?
3. Are they threatening negative consequences if an agreement is not reached?

Signs of Negotiating in Bad Faith:
1. Unwillingness to compromise
2. Delaying tactics such as asking for additional information or postponing meetings
3. Threatening consequences if an agreement is not reached

Section 3: Responding to Negotiating in Bad Faith

Strategies to Use:
1. Be prepared with all necessary information and documents before entering negotiations.
2. Be willing to compromise on some points to reach an agreement.
3. Remain calm and professional during negotiations, even when faced with negative tactics.

Conclusion:
Negotiating in bad faith is a common tactic used by individuals who do not want to reach an agreement. By understanding the different types of negotiating in bad faith and learning how to identify them, you can respond effectively and reach a successful resolution. Remember to remain calm, be prepared, and be willing to compromise to achieve a positive outcome.


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3D Systems Cube and CubeX 3D Printers and Cubify Online Service

3D Systems was at CES 2013 to showcase their 3D printers, and their online 3D printing ecosystem called Cubify, where you can design your own model, order the object to be 3D printed, which is then shipped to your door.

Charbax shot a video with the company, and I’ve learnt quite a few interesting things about 3D printing:

It’s been around for nearly 30 years, but only used by the industry until recently.

3D printing takes a lot of time. The small spaceship shown in the picture above takes 5 hours to print, a ring about 40 minutes, (designer) shoes take 7 to 10 hours to print in one of the industrial machines.

The body of drones are 3D printed, as well as hearing aid, and they produce 65,000 individually customized invisible aligners for teeth every day.

You can print in more than 3 colors, as 3D systems industrial machines supports up to 390,000 shades of color.

It does not have to be too expensive, as you can print even without a 3D printer, by sending your design to Cubify. The 3D samurai on the picture on the right (about the size of a hand) costs around $60 to print.

The 3D printed guitar (Atom 3D) in the video is also pretty interesting, but it costs between $3000 to $4000 depending on the customization options.

Cubify also have a developers’ page that let people monetize 3D printing when people order prints via 2 options:

AppCreate for modelers – No programming knowledge is necessary, and this piece of software allows designers and modelers to create web apps for 3D printing.

Cubify API for developers – SOAP interface using OAuth. The company also provides a reference PHP implementation that wraps all of the web calls, as well as a sample HTML app. You need to design an app that creates 3D models, then uses the Cubify API to connect to the Cubify.com platform so that 3D printed creations are printed by Cubify Cloud Printing service and shipped out.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to 3D Printing

## Chapter 1: What is 3D Printing?

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is the process of creating three-dimensional objects by depositing material layer by layer. It has become popular in recent years due to its ability to produce complex shapes and designs quickly and cost-effectively.

## Chapter 2: How does 3D Printing Work?

3D printing works by slicing a 3D model into thin layers and then using a printer to deposit material layer by layer until the entire object is created. There are different types of 3D printers, including Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS). Each type of printer uses different materials and methods to create the final object.

## Chapter 3: Why is 3D Printing Useful?

3D printing is useful because it allows people to create custom objects quickly and easily. This can be especially helpful in fields such as engineering, medicine, and architecture, where precise measurements and designs are necessary. Additionally, 3D printing can be used to create prototypes, which can help companies test and refine their products before going into production.

## Chapter 4: What can be 3D Printed?

Almost anything can be 3D printed, from toys and jewelry to prosthetic limbs and car parts. The possibilities are endless, and new materials and techniques are being developed all the time to expand the range of what can be printed.

## Chapter 5: How much does 3D Printing Cost?

The cost of 3D printing varies depending on the type of printer, the material used, and the complexity of the object being printed. Some desktop printers can be purchased for as little as $500, while industrial-grade printers can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Additionally, the cost of materials such as plastic or metal filaments can vary depending on the quality and quantity needed.

## Chapter 6: Where can I learn more about 3D Printing?

There are many resources available to learn more about 3D printing, including online tutorials, books, and courses. Some popular websites for learning about 3D printing include Thingiverse, MyMiniFactory, and Pinshape. Additionally, many community colleges and universities offer courses on 3D printing technology and design.

## Conclusion

3D printing is an exciting and rapidly growing field that offers endless possibilities for creation and innovation. By understanding the basics of 3D printing, anyone can begin to explore this technology and apply it to their own projects and ideas.


text: Bucket handle meniscal tear. Presentation. Knee pain and swelling following a twisting injury since few days. Patient Data. 0 images remaining. The coronal T1 images demonstrate longitudinal tear in the posterior horn of the medial meniscus with displaced inner meniscal fragment along the medial aspect of the intercondylar notch. The sagittal PD images demonstrate double PCL sign and deformity and enlargement of the anterior horn of the medial meniscus, appearances are consistent with bucket handle tear of the medial meniscus.. Case Discussion. Bucket handle tears (BHT) are dispalced vertical longitudinal tears and usually involve the medial meniscus, the separated inner fragment when viewed axially resembles the hand of a bucket and the remaining large peripheral portion resembles the bucket, these tears account for about 10% of the meniscal tears and are usually seen in young adults with history of locking .

textbook:
Lesson: Understanding Meniscal Tears

Introduction:
Meniscal tears are injuries that occur to the cartilage in the knee joint. These tears can be caused by sudden movements or repetitive stress on the knee. In this lesson, we will learn about bucket handle meniscal tears, their symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Core Value:
The core value of this lesson is to understand the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears.

Section 1: Symptoms and Diagnosis

Topic: Symptoms
Objective: Identify the common symptoms of bucket handle meniscal tears.

Question: What are the common symptoms of bucket handle meniscal tears?
Answer: The common symptoms of bucket handle meniscal tears include knee pain, swelling, stiffness, and locking of the knee joint.

Topic: Diagnosis
Objective: Understand the diagnostic process for bucket handle meniscal tears.

Question: How are bucket handle meniscal tears diagnosed?
Answer: Bucket handle meniscal tears are typically diagnosed through a combination of medical history, physical examination, and imaging studies such as MRI scans.

Section 2: Treatment Options

Topic: Conservative Treatment
Objective: Understand the conservative treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears.

Question: What are the conservative treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears?
Answer: The conservative treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears include rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), physical therapy, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

Topic: Surgical Treatment
Objective: Understand the surgical treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears.

Question: What are the surgical treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears?
Answer: The surgical treatment options for bucket handle meniscal tears include arthroscopy with meniscal debridement or repair.

Section 3: Conclusion

Conclusion:
In conclusion, bucket handle meniscal tears are injuries that cause pain, swelling, and locking of the knee joint. They are typically diagnosed through a combination of medical history, physical examination, and imaging studies. Conservative treatment options include rest, ice, compression, elevation, physical therapy, and NSAIDs. Surgical treatment options include arthroscopy with meniscal debridement or repair.

Glossary:
- Meniscus: A crescent-shaped piece of cartilage that cushions the space between the bones of the knee joint.
- Arthroscopy: A minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a small camera to examine the interior of a joint.
- Debridement: The removal of damaged or dead tissue from an injury.
- Repair: The process of fixing something that is broken or damaged.

Self-Debate:
- Should I seek medical attention if I suspect I have a bucket handle meniscal tear?
- Yes, it is recommended to seek medical attention if you experience knee pain, swelling, and locking of the knee joint, as these may be signs of a bucket handle meniscal tear. Early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent further damage to the knee joint.


text: Cemetery. Forest Lawn Memorial Park is a 40-acre large perpetual care cemetery located at 538 Tracy Grove Road in Hendersonville, North Carolina.. Twenty acres of Forest Lawn Memorial Park have been developed into 12 bronze memorial and upright monument gardens with features and centerpieces. In 2006, a large cremation garden was added, leaving us 20 additional acres available for expansion.. Forest Lawn is beautifully maintained and showcases rolling hills, paved roads, walkways, landscaping and an impressive entrance with wrought iron gates. The garden areas feature two hand-carved granite Bibles, two hand-carved life-size angels and an eight foot statue of the Good Shepherd.

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Lesson: Introduction to Cemeteries

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
A cemetery is a place where dead bodies are buried or interred. Cemeteries have been around for thousands of years and are used by many different cultures and religions. They can be found all over the world, from small rural towns to large cities.

## Section 2: Practical Examples
Forest Lawn Memorial Park is a cemetery located in Hendersonville, North Carolina. It is a 40-acre cemetery that has been in operation since 1906. Twenty acres of Forest Lawn Memorial Park have been developed into 12 bronze memorial and upright monument gardens with features and centerpieces. In 2006, a large cremation garden was added, leaving us 20 additional acres available for expansion.

## Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions
Why do you think people choose to be buried in a cemetery instead of having their remains scattered somewhere else? How do cemeteries differ from other types of burial grounds, such as mausoleums or columbaria? What are some of the benefits of having a cemetery in a community?

## Glossary
- Cemetery: A place where dead bodies are buried or interred.
- Perpetual care: A type of cemetery maintenance that ensures the grounds are always well-kept and presentable.
- Mausoleum: A building or tomb for above-ground burial.
- Columbaria: A structure containing niches for urns containing human remains.

## Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about cemeteries and why they are important to many cultures and religions. We also looked at an example of a cemetery in North Carolina and discussed some of the benefits of having one in a community. By understanding the history and purpose of cemeteries, we can appreciate the significance they hold for many people.


text: Description. Vutek is a versatile sewer camera inspection system from Insight Vision. It is designed for professional contractors and plumbers to work smarter and faster! Get the job done easier with the simple one-touch recording, full qwerty keypad and built-in microphone and speaker. A complete sewer camera inspection system with the reel, Vutek command module, and self-leveling camera head. The rugged brand you can trust for your daily operations to fulfill your client’s obligations.. Reviews. There are no reviews yet.

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Lesson: How to Use a Versatile Sewer Camera Inspection System

Introduction:
A versatile sewer camera inspection system is an essential tool for professionals in the plumbing and construction industries. This system allows you to inspect the condition of pipes and drains without having to excavate or destroy the surrounding area. In this lesson, we will learn about the different components of a sewer camera inspection system and how to use them effectively.

Section 1: Components of a Sewer Camera Inspection System

**The Reel:** The reel is a spool that holds the cable that connects the camera to the control unit. It is usually made of durable material like plastic or metal and can hold up to several hundred feet of cable.

**Vutek Command Module:** The Vutek command module is the brain of the system. It controls the movement of the camera and records the video footage. It also has a built-in microphone and speaker for communication between the operator and the camera.

**Self-Leveling Camera Head:** The self-leveling camera head ensures that the camera remains horizontal while it moves through the pipe. This feature helps to provide a clear and accurate image of the pipe's condition.

Section 2: How to Use a Sewer Camera Inspection System

**Preparation:** Before using the system, make sure that you have all the necessary equipment, including the reel, Vutek command module, and self-leveling camera head. Also, ensure that the pipe to be inspected is free of debris and obstructions.

**Connecting the Cable:** Connect the cable to the reel and the camera head. Make sure that the cable is securely connected to both ends.

**Attaching the Camera Head to the Cable:** Attach the camera head to the cable using the quick-release mechanism. Make sure that the camera head is securely attached to the cable.

**Powering Up the System:** Turn on the Vutek command module and wait for it to boot up. Once the system is powered up, you can insert the camera head into the pipe.

**Inserting the Camera Head:** Insert the camera head into the pipe using the reel. Make sure that the camera head is moving smoothly through the pipe.

**Recording Video Footage:** As the camera head moves through the pipe, the Vutek command module will record the video footage. You can control the movement of the camera using the control unit.

**Analyzing the Video Footage:** Once you have recorded the video footage, you can analyze it to determine the condition of the pipe. Look for signs of damage, such as cracks or leaks, and note their location and severity.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, using a versatile sewer camera inspection system is an essential tool for professionals in the plumbing and construction industries. By understanding the components of the system and how to use them effectively, you can efficiently inspect pipes and drains without causing damage to the surrounding area. With this knowledge, you can fulfill your client's obligations and ensure that their pipes and drains are in good condition.


text: Gazza and new movie on his life.. The life story of former England footballer Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne was made into a feature-length documentary.. Simply titled "Gascoigne" The Man, The Legend in his own words, the documentary will be built around an extended interview with the former Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, Lazio, Glasgow Rangers midfielder among others, fleshed out with archive footage and interviews with his sporting colleagues.. Gascoigne began three days of interviews for the film (December 19, 2014), London's Evening Standard reports, and the film will be released in UK cinemas June 8 for one day only to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the Italia 1990 World Cup... DVD release will be on June 15. Preorder the DVD/BluRay. Watch the trailer below and Gazza videos

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Lesson: The Life and Career of Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne
Introduction:
Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne is a former English football player who played for several teams during his career. He was known for his exceptional skills on the field and his unique personality off the field. In this lesson, we will learn about his life and career, including his achievements, challenges, and legacy.
Section 1: Early Life and Career Beginnings
1. What inspired Gazza to become a professional football player?
2. Which team did he start his career with?
3. What was his first major achievement in football?
Section 2: The Highs and Lows of Gazza's Career
1. What were some of the highlights of Gazza's career?
2. What were some of the challenges he faced throughout his career?
3. How did his personal life affect his career?
Section 3: Gazza's Legacy and Impact on Football
1. What impact did Gazza have on the game of football?
2. How has his legacy continued to influence football today?
3. What can we learn from his story?
Conclusion:
In conclusion, Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne was a remarkable football player who overcame many obstacles to achieve greatness on the field. His unique personality and skill set made him a fan favorite, and his legacy continues to inspire football players today. By studying his life and career, we can gain valuable insights into the world of football and the importance of perseverance and determination.
Glossary:
- Football: A sport played with a round ball, involving two teams of eleven players each, where the objective is to score goals by kicking or heading the ball into the opposing team's net.
- Midfielder: A position in football where a player plays in the center of the field, usually between the forwards and defenders.
- Archive footage: Old footage or video clips that are used to tell a story or provide historical context.
- Colleagues: People who work with someone else, especially in a professional capacity.
- DVD/Blu-ray: A digital optical disc storage format that can hold up to 4.7 gigabytes of data, used for storing and playing back movies and television shows.


text: It worries me that as we approach the 60th anniversary of the the proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the world seems to be facing a new threat to freedom of expression. This freedom is basic in democratic societies. It’s also vital to exposing, and overcoming, violations of human rights throughout the world.. I have commented before about attempts by some international Islamic organisations to restrict freedom of expression when it comes to issues involving violation of human rights in Islamic countries. This has extended to preventing criticism of religion in UN organisations. Other religions have extended a degree of support for this position internationally, and within some European countries.

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**Lesson:**
## Section 1: Introduction to Freedom of Expression
Freedom of expression is a fundamental right that is protected by law in many countries. It allows individuals to express their opinions and ideas without fear of persecution or censorship. In this lesson, we will explore the importance of freedom of expression and its role in promoting democracy and human rights.
## Section 2: Understanding Freedom of Expression
Freedom of expression is defined as the right to seek, receive, and impart information and ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers. This includes the right to express opinions and ideas without fear of reprisals, censorship, or punishment. Freedom of expression is essential to democracy because it allows individuals to participate in public discourse and hold those in power accountable.
## Section 3: Examples of Freedom of Expression
Freedom of expression can take many forms, including speech, writing, art, and music. Here are some examples of how freedom of expression has been used to promote human rights and democracy:
- In 1989, Chinese student activists called for democratic reforms and an end to corruption in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. They were met with violence and repression by the government, but their actions sparked a global conversation about human rights in China.
- In 2011, Egyptians took to the streets to protest against President Hosni Mubarak's authoritarian regime. Their protests were met with violence and repression, but they ultimately led to Mubarak's resignation and the election of a new president.
- In 2015, Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical magazine, published cartoons mocking the Prophet Muhammad. While this action was controversial and led to violence, it also highlighted the importance of free speech and the right to express unpopular opinions.
## Section 4: Challenges to Freedom of Expression
Despite its importance, freedom of expression faces many challenges around the world. Some governments censor or punish individuals who express opinions that are deemed dangerous or offensive. Others use laws against hate speech or blasphemy to silence dissenters. Additionally, social media platforms have become a battleground for free speech, with some users calling for censorship of opinions they disagree with.
## Conclusion
Freedom of expression is a fundamental right that is essential to democracy and human rights. It allows individuals to express their opinions and ideas without fear of reprisal or censorship. While there are challenges to freedom of expression around the world, it remains an important tool for promoting democracy and holding those in power accountable. By understanding the importance of freedom of expression, we can work towards a world where everyone's voice is heard and respected.


text: Michael Kane. - Filed Under. The Editorial Board has announced its 2013 community members and 10-member Board of Contributors. Also on board this year are advisers in the three focus topics the board will be paying close attention to: race-related issues in the city, the culture of violence, and improving city schools.. The various contributors will blog, attend Editorial Board meetings and advise the board, which is led by President and Publisher Michael Kane, Editor and Vice President/News Karen Magnuson and Editorial Page Editor James Lawrence. Also serving on the Editorial Board are Editor of Community ...

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Lesson: How to Become a Successful Journalist

Introduction:
Becoming a successful journalist requires dedication, hard work, and a passion for storytelling. In this lesson, we will explore the various roles and responsibilities of a journalist, the skills required to excel in this field, and the steps you can take to become a successful journalist.

Section 1: Roles and Responsibilities of a Journalist

A journalist is responsible for gathering, verifying, and disseminating information to the public through various media platforms. This includes writing articles, conducting interviews, taking photographs, and producing videos or audio recordings.

Journalists can work for newspapers, magazines, television stations, radio stations, or online news outlets. They may specialize in a particular area such as politics, sports, entertainment, or investigative reporting.

Skills Required:

To be a successful journalist, you need to possess several skills, including:

1. Research: You must be able to gather information from various sources and verify its accuracy.
2. Writing: You must be able to communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely.
3. Interviewing: You must be able to ask probing questions and elicit interesting responses from your subjects.
4. Multimedia: You must be able to shoot photos, videos, or record audio to accompany your stories.
5. Critical thinking: You must be able to analyze information and present it in a way that engages and informs your audience.

Section 2: How to Become a Journalist

1. Earn a degree in journalism or a related field: Many employers require a degree in journalism or a related field such as communications, English, or political science.

2. Gain experience: Start writing for your school newspaper or intern at a local news outlet. This will help you develop your skills and make connections in the industry.

3. Build a portfolio: Showcase your best work on a personal website or blog. This will demonstrate your ability to write, take photos, and produce multimedia content.

4. Network: Attend journalism conferences and events to meet other professionals in the field. These connections can lead to job opportunities and mentorship.

5. Apply for jobs: Look for entry-level positions at newspapers, magazines, television stations, or online news outlets. Be prepared to submit samples of your work and undergo an interview process.

Section 3: Tips for Success

1. Stay informed: Keep up-to-date with current events and issues in your beat. This will help you identify story ideas and provide context for your reporting.

2. Develop a unique voice: Find your own writing style and approach to storytelling. This will help you stand out from other journalists and attract a loyal readership.

3. Be persistent: Don't be discouraged by rejection or setbacks. Keep pitching story ideas and working hard to improve your craft.

4. Be open to feedback: Learn from criticism and use it to improve your work. Don't take feedback personally; instead, use it as an opportunity to grow and develop as a journalist.

Conclusion:

Becoming a successful journalist requires dedication, hard work, and a passion for storytelling. By following these steps and honing your skills, you can become a valuable member of the journalism community and make a difference in the world.

Glossary:
- Journalist: A person who gathers, verifies, and disseminates information to the public through various media platforms.
- Beat: A specific area of coverage, such as politics or sports.
- Story ideas: Potential news stories that a journalist pitches to their editor or news outlet.
- Voice: A journalist's unique writing style and approach to storytelling.


text: Visinga. “Visinga” - carry on their activities since 1996. Since then, our company has acquired a permanent and stable market position and confidence among business partners.. The business scope is the belt, document wallets, luggage, handbags for men and women and other leather accessories production. Our company has a personal touch on every order, thus we can meet the different needs of our customers and produce small and large industrial volumes.. Our products widely available in salons and clothing store chains. We use professional equipment, professional staff are working. We have created an excellent team.. Through years gained experience with respect to quality, style and individual pricing according to customer's needs made our company well known not only in Lithuania but also abroad. Our leather haberdashery products could be found in about 100 stores in Lithuania and abroad:. Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Germany, France, Canada and Sweden.

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Lesson: Entrepreneurship and Business Management

Introduction:
Entrepreneurship and business management are essential skills for anyone looking to start or run a successful business. In this lesson, we will explore the core values of entrepreneurship and business management, including the importance of a strong business plan, effective leadership, and financial management.

Section 1: The Importance of a Strong Business Plan

Topic 1: What is a business plan?
A business plan is a document that outlines the goals, strategies, and financial projections of a business. It is an essential tool for any entrepreneur looking to secure funding or partnerships.

Topic 2: Why is a business plan important?
A business plan is important because it provides a roadmap for the business, outlining the steps needed to achieve its goals. It also serves as a tool for communication, helping entrepreneurs to articulate their vision and strategy to potential investors or partners.

Topic 3: What should be included in a business plan?
A business plan should include several key elements, including an executive summary, company description, market analysis, organization and management, product or service line, marketing and sales strategy, and financial projections.

Section 2: Effective Leadership

Topic 1: What is leadership?
Leadership is the ability to inspire and motivate others towards a common goal. Effective leaders are able to communicate their vision, build trust, and create a sense of direction for their team.

Topic 2: Why is leadership important in business?
Leadership is crucial in business because it helps to create a sense of direction, align team members around a shared goal, and build a culture of accountability and responsibility.

Topic 3: What qualities make for an effective leader?
Effective leaders possess several key qualities, including integrity, communication skills, empathy, decisiveness, and adaptability. They are also able to inspire and motivate others, build trust, and create a sense of direction for their team.

Section 3: Financial Management

Topic 1: What is financial management?
Financial management is the process of planning, organizing, and controlling the financial resources of a business. It involves creating a budget, tracking expenses, managing cash flow, and making informed financial decisions.

Topic 2: Why is financial management important in business?
Financial management is important because it helps businesses to operate efficiently, make informed decisions, and stay profitable. It also helps entrepreneurs to understand their financial situation, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments.

Topic 3: How do you manage finances in a business?
To manage finances in a business, entrepreneurs should create a budget, track expenses, manage cash flow, and make informed financial decisions. They should also seek professional advice when necessary and continually monitor their financial performance.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, entrepreneurship and business management are essential skills for anyone looking to start or run a successful business. By developing a strong business plan, demonstrating effective leadership, and managing finances effectively, entrepreneurs can increase their chances of success. By applying these principles, businesses can grow and thrive in a competitive market.

Glossary:
- Business Plan: A document that outlines the goals, strategies, and financial projections of a business.
- Leadership: The ability to inspire and motivate others towards a common goal.
- Financial Management: The process of planning, organizing, and controlling the financial resources of a business.

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