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Q:

WatchKit App Submission Error

Okay! So here's the deal:
I have made an app with WatchKit and archived it but every time I try to submit it, I get the same error:
ERROR ITMS-90391: "Missing Icons. No icons found for watch application '********.app/PlugIns/******** WatchKit Extension.apex/******** WatchKit App.app'. Please Make Sure that its Info.plist file includes entries for CFBundleIconFiles."
All the *'s are where my app name is which I did not want to share for obvious confidentiality reasons. Here is my Watch App's Info.Plist (NOT THE EXTENSION, THE WATCH APP!!!):

And here is the Watch App's asset folder with the icons (blacked out):

The iPhone App has its own icons in its own asset catalog. Here is the Watch App Target:

Archiving it is not a problem until I hit Submit to App Store which makes the error (as printed above) appear. I have:
Cleaning
Making a new project with the same code and stuff to try and fix it
Restarting Xcode
Waited and tried again (a lot of stuff)
Used both Xcode 6.2 and Xcode 6.3 beta 4
I REALLY appreciate the help! Thanks in advance!

A:

Okay! I don't know why it worked but it did. I removed the Icon Files row in the Watch App's Info.plist and i selected my dev team in the extension and watch app as it was in the phone app. Then I got rid of all my icons in all of my asset catalogs and then I remade the files (all with unique names) and put them. After that, it worked! NO idea why!
Thanks songchenwen for trying to help! Hope this helps someone!
(By the way you should search Nerdy Lime on the App Store to find my apps)

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to WatchKit App Development

## Chapter 1: Overview of WatchKit App Development

### Section 1: What is WatchKit?
WatchKit is an SDK (Software Development Kit) provided by Apple for developing apps for the Apple Watch. It allows developers to create apps that can run natively on the watch, providing a better user experience than web-based apps.

### Section 2: Why use WatchKit?
Using WatchKit, developers can take advantage of the unique features of the Apple Watch, such as the digital crown, Force Touch, and Taptic feedback. This allows for more interactive and immersive experiences for the user.

### Section 3: How to get started with WatchKit?
To get started with WatchKit, you will need to have an iOS development environment set up, as WatchKit requires an iPhone companion app. You can then create a new WatchKit project in Xcode and start building your app.

## Chapter 2: Creating a WatchKit App

### Section 1: Setting up the project
When creating a new WatchKit project in Xcode, you will need to select the WatchKit App template. This will create a basic structure for your app, including the WatchKit extension and the iPhone companion app.

### Section 2: Designing the user interface
The user interface for a WatchKit app is designed using Interface Builder, similar to iOS apps. You can drag and drop UI elements onto the canvas and connect them to code using Cocoa Touch Bindings.

### Section 3: Implementing functionality
Once you have designed the user interface, you can implement functionality using Swift or Objective-C. This may involve connecting to external APIs, handling user input, and displaying data on the watch face.

## Chapter 3: Debugging and Testing

### Section 1: Using the simulator
The simulator can be used to test your WatchKit app on the watch face and with different configurations. You can also use the debug console to view logs and errors.

### Section 2: Testing on a physical device
To test your app on a physical device, you will need to install the WatchKit app on your iPhone and pair it with your Apple Watch. You can then launch the app on the watch and test its functionality.

## Chapter 4: Submitting your app to the App Store

### Section 1: Preparing for submission
Before submitting your app to the App Store, you should ensure that all necessary icons are included in your app's asset catalog and that your app's metadata is correct. You can also perform additional testing and debugging to ensure that your app runs smoothly.

### Section 2: Submitting your app
To submit your app to the App Store, you will need to sign in with your Apple ID and select the appropriate categories and pricing for your app. You can then upload your app and wait for it to be reviewed by Apple.

## Chapter 5: Common issues and troubleshooting

### Section 1: Missing icons error
If you receive an error stating that there are missing icons, make sure that your app's Info.plist file includes entries for CFBundleIconFiles. You may also need to add icons to your app's asset catalog.

### Section 2: Other common issues
Other common issues with WatchKit app development may include compatibility issues with older watches or software versions, performance issues, and bugs. By debugging your code and testing your app thoroughly, you can identify and resolve these issues.

## Conclusion
By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can successfully develop and submit a WatchKit app to the App Store. With a solid understanding of WatchKit development, you can create innovative and engaging apps that take advantage of the unique features of the Apple Watch.


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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is directed to computer systems. More particularly, it is directed to modifying and rendering three dimensional scenes in computing environments.
2. Description of the Related Art
Computer systems can be used to generate representations of three dimensional scenes. Three dimensional scenes (or “worlds”) may include various objects arranged at specified positions within the scene. Examples of such objects include geometry objects, light objects, camera objects or other objects that may be represented in a three dimensional space. In many cases, objects may include properties such as position, orientation, color, texture, intensity (e.g., for light objects), and/or other properties that may be represented as part of a three dimensional scene. Three dimensional scenes may be created in a variety of computing applications, such as computer-aided design (CAD) applications and three dimensional animation applications. Such application can be utilized for a wide variety of purposes, such as generating a three dimensional representation of architectural plans or generating an animated motion picture. To represent three dimensional scenes in two dimensional form (e.g., on an electronic display), such scenes may be rendered from a particular viewing (or “view”) frustum, which specifies the point of view from which the scene is rendered.

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textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Computer Systems and Three Dimensional Scene Rendering

### Section 1: Overview of Computer Systems and Three Dimensional Scene Rendering
In this lesson, we will learn about computer systems and how they are used to generate and modify three dimensional scenes. We will start by understanding the basic components of a computer system and then move on to learn about the process of rendering three dimensional scenes.

### Section 2: Basic Components of a Computer System
A computer system typically consists of hardware and software components that work together to perform tasks. The hardware components include the central processing unit (CPU), memory, storage devices, input/output devices, and networking devices. The software components include operating systems, application programs, and drivers.

### Section 3: Rendering Three Dimensional Scenes
Rendering is the process of generating an image from a model or a scene. In the context of computer systems, rendering refers to generating two dimensional images or videos from three dimensional models or scenes. This process involves several steps, including modeling, animation, and shading.

### Section 4: Modeling
Modeling involves creating a three dimensional representation of an object or a scene. This can be done using various software tools that allow users to create, edit, and manipulate objects and scenes. Some common types of objects include geometry objects, light objects, and camera objects.

### Section 5: Animation
Animation involves creating a sequence of images that show changes in an object or a scene over time. This can be done using various techniques, such as keyframing, interpolation, and motion capture.

### Section 6: Shading
Shading is the process of adding light to a three dimensional model to make it look more realistic. This can be done using various techniques, such as diffuse shading, specular shading, and global illumination.

### Section 7: Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about computer systems and how they are used to generate and modify three dimensional scenes. We learned about the basic components of a computer system and the process of rendering three dimensional scenes. We also learned about modeling, animation, and shading, which are essential techniques used in computer graphics. By understanding these concepts, we can apply them to create realistic and immersive virtual environments.


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Przesmyki

Przesmyki  is a village located in Masovian Voivodeship, near Siedlce, eastern Poland. It is the seat of the administrative district Gmina Przesmyki. First church at Przesmyki was built in 1465, and burnt down by Swedish army in 1657. Present church is from 1776 and is recognized as one of the most valuable sacral monuments of Southern Podlasie region.

Przesmyki is famous for its potato production and annual local feast called Dokopiny Ziemniaka, which takes place at the end of September. It is also known for its successful investments in infrastructure based on European Funds (especially broadband Internet for rural areas, modern environment-friendly solutions for energy reuse, individual sewage treatment plants - with several hundred installed on its territory, sport, etc.)

Przesmyki
Category:Lublin Governorate
Category:Lublin Voivodeship (1919–1939)

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Przesmyki, Poland

## Section 1: Introduction

In this lesson, we will learn about Przesmyki, a small village located in eastern Poland. We will explore its history, culture, and significance in the region.

## Section 2: History

The first church in Przesmyki was built in 1465, but it was destroyed by the Swedish army during the Thirty Years' War in 1657. A new church was built in 1776, which still stands today and is considered one of the most valuable sacral monuments in the Southern Podlasie region.

## Section 3: Culture and Traditions

Przesmyki is famous for its potato production and hosts an annual feast called Dokopiny Ziemniaka at the end of September. This feast celebrates the harvest of potatoes and includes various activities such as music, dancing, and food.

## Section 4: Infrastructure and Development

Przesmyki has successfully invested in infrastructure development using European funds. Some of these projects include broadband Internet for rural areas, modern environment-friendly solutions for energy reuse, and individual sewage treatment plants. These initiatives have helped improve the quality of life for residents and attract new businesses to the area.

## Section 5: Conclusion

By learning about Przesmyki, we can see how a small village can make significant strides in infrastructure development, cultural preservation, and economic growth. This lesson demonstrates the importance of investing in communities and preserving local traditions. As we continue to learn about other regions and cultures, we can apply these lessons to our own communities and work towards a better future for all.


text: Reusable packaging designed to promote a zero waste lifestyle. I think the use of humour in design projects helps engage people, often topics of environmentalism leave the general consumer disillusioned and disconnected from the issue. These bags are made from canvas off-cuts and are screen printed with soy based inks. They’re made with the hope of encouraging shopping at bulk food stores to avoid single use plastics while also making use of other kinds of waste.

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textbook:
**Lesson: Introduction to Sustainable Packaging**

**Objective:** To introduce students to the concept of sustainable packaging and its importance in reducing waste and promoting a zero-waste lifestyle.

**Section 1: What is Sustainable Packaging?**

Sustainable packaging refers to the use of packaging materials that are environmentally friendly, economically viable, and socially responsible. It aims to reduce waste, conserve resources, and protect the environment. Sustainable packaging can be made from recycled materials, biodegradable materials, or materials that can be reused or repurposed.

**Section 2: Why is Sustainable Packaging Important?**

Sustainable packaging is important because it helps reduce waste and promote a zero-waste lifestyle. Single-use plastics and other non-sustainable packaging materials contribute significantly to landfills and pollution. By using sustainable packaging, we can reduce our carbon footprint, conserve resources, and protect the environment.

**Section 3: Examples of Sustainable Packaging**

There are many examples of sustainable packaging, including:

- Reusable containers made from glass, metal, or plastic
- Biodegradable packaging made from cornstarch or other plant-based materials
- Packaging made from recycled materials
- Packaging that can be reused or repurposed, such as cloth bags or cardboard boxes

**Section 4: How to Use Sustainable Packaging**

To use sustainable packaging, consider the following tips:

- Choose products that come in sustainable packaging
- Bring your own reusable containers when shopping
- Avoid products that come in single-use plastic packaging
- Recycle or repurpose packaging materials when possible

**Section 5: Conclusion**

Sustainable packaging is an important step towards reducing waste and promoting a zero-waste lifestyle. By choosing sustainable packaging and using it responsibly, we can make a positive impact on the environment and future generations.


text: In Get the Most From Engineering Experts, Christopher L. Brinkley writes on how thorough preparation of engineering expert witnesses is the key to winning your case. In this excerpt Brinkley discusses challenges you may face regarding their expert witness testimony.. Virtually every products liability case requires the assistance of one or more experts in the field of engineering. To use thse expert effectively at trial, you must be prepared to contront and overcome the unique legal and practical challenges associated with their testimony.. The law views expert engineering evidence from a unique perspective. Whether an engineer’s work constitutes sound practice within the engineering community is often of secondary importance to how the law evaluates the engineer’s methodology. As a result, you must make sure your engineering experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony.. Excerpted from Trial Magazine, November 2007

textbook:
Lesson Title: Preparing Engineering Experts for Court
Level: Primary through High School
Introduction: In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of preparing engineering experts for court. We will cover the challenges you may face when using engineering expert witnesses, the unique legal and practical challenges associated with their testimony, and how to ensure that your engineering experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony.
Section 1: Challenges of Using Engineering Expert Witnesses
Topic 1: Legal and Practical Challenges
Question: What are the unique legal and practical challenges associated with using engineering expert witnesses in court?
Answer: The unique legal and practical challenges associated with using engineering expert witnesses in court include ensuring that the expert's methodology is in line with the law, making sure that the expert is aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony, and overcoming any potential objections from the opposing counsel.
Topic 2: Secondary Importance
Question: Why is whether an engineer's work constitutes sound practice within the engineering community often of secondary importance to how the law evaluates the engineer's methodology?
Answer: The law views engineering evidence from a unique perspective. The focus is on the methodology used by the engineer, rather than whether their work constitutes sound practice within the engineering community. This is because the law is concerned with the application of scientific knowledge, rather than the acceptance of that knowledge within the engineering community.
Topic 3: Procedural and Substantive Law
Question: How can you ensure that your engineering experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony?
Answer: You can ensure that your engineering experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony by providing them with training and resources on the relevant laws and guidelines. This will help them to understand the legal context in which they are testifying, and ensure that their testimony is in line with the requirements of the court.
Section 2: Ensuring Compliance with the Law
Topic 1: Methodology
Question: What is the importance of ensuring that the expert's methodology is in line with the law?
Answer: Ensuring that the expert's methodology is in line with the law is crucial because the law views engineering evidence from a unique perspective. The focus is on the methodology used by the engineer, rather than whether their work constitutes sound practice within the engineering community. Therefore, it is essential that the expert's methodology is in line with the legal requirements.
Topic 2: Training and Resources
Question: How can you provide your engineering experts with training and resources on the relevant laws and guidelines?
Answer: You can provide your engineering experts with training and resources on the relevant laws and guidelines by working with legal experts to develop materials that explain the legal context in which they are testifying. This can include guidelines, checklists, and training materials that outline the legal requirements and expectations for their testimony.
Section 3: Applying Skills to New Problems
Topic 1: Critical Thinking
Question: How can you apply the skills gained from this lesson to new problems?
Answer: By understanding the unique legal and practical challenges associated with using engineering expert witnesses, and ensuring that your experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony, you can apply these skills to new problems in a variety of contexts. This includes understanding the legal context in which expert testimony is being provided, and ensuring that the expert's methodology is in line with the law.
Conclusion: In this lesson, we have learned about the importance of preparing engineering experts for court, the unique legal and practical challenges associated with their testimony, and how to ensure that your engineering experts are aware of the procedural and substantive law that is applicable to their testimony. By applying these skills to new problems, you can improve your ability to use engineering expert witnesses effectively in legal proceedings.
Glossary:
- Engineering Expert Witness: A person who has specialized knowledge and experience in engineering who testifies in court as a witness.
- Methodology: A set of techniques and procedures for solving a problem or achieving a particular goal.
- Procedural Law: The body of law that establishes the rules and processes for conducting legal proceedings.
- Substantive Law: The body of law that establishes the rights and obligations of individuals and organizations in a given legal system.


text: Site Director & Staff Attorney, Root & Rebound.. Felicia is a dedicated advocate for her clients and her community. She has fought for social justice and gender equity in education, the workplace, and in the criminal justice system. In her current role, she leads the Fresno Reentry Women’s Employment Initiative, which provides comprehensive wraparound reentry services focused on the unique needs of Black and Latina women with criminal records in Fresno County.. She also serves her community by sitting on the Board of Directors for Fresno Barrios Unidos (FBU) and provides pro bono services with Kids In Need of Defense (KIND), handling asylum cases on behalf of unaccompanied children. Felicia received her J.D. from the University of San Francisco and her B.A. from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she double majored in women’s studies and comparative literature.. Rise Up Cohort: California 2019

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Criminal Justice Reform

### Section 1: What is Criminal Justice Reform?
Criminal justice reform refers to the movement to change and improve the criminal justice system to make it fairer and more just. This includes changes in policies and practices that affect people who are accused or convicted of crimes, as well as those who are victims of crime.

### Section 2: Why is Criminal Justice Reform Important?
Criminal justice reform is important because the current criminal justice system has many flaws that disproportionately affect marginalized communities, such as people of color and low-income individuals. These flaws include racial disparities in sentencing, over-policing in certain neighborhoods, and a lack of resources for rehabilitation and reintegration. By reforming the criminal justice system, we can create a more equitable and just society.

### Section 3: How Can We Achieve Criminal Justice Reform?
There are many ways to achieve criminal justice reform, including:

1. Changing laws and policies that contribute to mass incarceration and over-policing.
2. Providing more resources for rehabilitation and reintegration programs.
3. Holding law enforcement officers accountable for their actions.
4. Educating the public about the realities of the criminal justice system.
5. Supporting organizations and initiatives that work towards criminal justice reform.

### Section 4: Conclusion
By understanding the importance of criminal justice reform and working towards achieving it, we can create a more just and equitable society. By educating ourselves and others about the issues facing the criminal justice system, we can push for changes that will benefit everyone.


text: Help this campaign succeed - SHARE NOW!. This weekend, I will be participating in Climb for a Smile. The task before me will be to climb 50 storey's of stairs from the bottom to the top of the old BankWest tower. The objective is to raise funds for Bicycles for Humanity WA (B4H).. B4H is a world wide, grass roots, volunteer run organisation focused on simple, sustainable empowerment in the developing world. We do this by sending used donated bikes from the developed world to our partner organisations in various countries in need.. You can sponsor me by selecting the donate button above. All donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.. Thank you for support!

textbook:
Lesson: How to Write an Effective Fundraising Campaign

Introduction:
Fundraising campaigns are essential for non-profit organizations to raise funds for their projects. However, writing an effective fundraising campaign is not an easy task. It requires careful planning, strategizing, and execution. In this lesson, we will learn how to write an effective fundraising campaign that will capture the attention of potential donors and inspire them to contribute to your cause.

Section 1: Understanding Your Audience

The first step in writing an effective fundraising campaign is to understand your audience. You need to know who you are targeting with your campaign, what motivates them, and what message will resonate with them. Here are some questions you should ask yourself when defining your target audience:

- Who are your potential donors? Are they individuals, corporations, or foundations?
- What are their interests and values?
- What motivates them to give?
- What is their giving capacity?

Once you have a clear understanding of your audience, you can tailor your message and appeal to their interests and values.

Section 2: Setting Clear Goals and Objectives

The next step is to set clear goals and objectives for your fundraising campaign. Your goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART). Here are some examples of goals for a fundraising campaign:

- Raise $10,000 for our education program in rural areas by the end of the year.
- Engage 500 new donors in our cause by the end of the quarter.
- Increase our social media following by 25% in the next month.

Your objectives should support your goals and provide a roadmap for achieving them. For example, your objectives could include:

- Launch a targeted email campaign to current donors and prospects.
- Host a virtual event to engage potential donors and raise awareness about our cause.
- Use social media to share compelling stories and updates about our programs.

Section 3: Creating a Compelling Message

A compelling message is the heart of any successful fundraising campaign. It should capture the attention of potential donors, evoke emotions, and inspire action. Here are some tips for creating a compelling message:

- Start with a powerful headline that grabs attention and conveys the urgency of your cause.
- Use storytelling to illustrate the impact of your work and the difference it makes in people's lives.
- Use strong calls-to-action that tell potential donors exactly what you want them to do.
- Use persuasive language that appeals to emotions and inspires action.

Section 4: Choosing the Right Platforms

The platforms you choose for your fundraising campaign will depend on your audience and objectives. Here are some common platforms for fundraising campaigns:

- Email campaigns: Use targeted email campaigns to reach out to current donors and prospects.
- Social media: Use social media to share compelling stories and updates about your programs.
- Virtual events: Host virtual events to engage potential donors and raise awareness about your cause.
- Crowdfunding platforms: Use crowdfunding platforms to reach a wider audience and raise funds.

Section 5: Measuring Success

Measuring success is crucial to evaluate the effectiveness of your fundraising campaign. Here are some metrics you should track:

- Number of donors: Track the number of new and repeat donors.
- Total amount raised: Track the total amount raised during the campaign.
- Social media engagement: Track the number of likes, shares, and comments on your social media posts.
- Email open rates: Track the number of people who opened your emails and clicked on the links.

Conclusion:

Writing an effective fundraising campaign takes time, planning, and strategizing. By understanding your audience, setting clear goals and objectives, creating a compelling message, choosing the right platforms, and measuring success, you can write an effective fundraising campaign that captures the attention of potential donors and inspires them to contribute to your cause.


text: Online shopping has already made buying the weekly groceries a doddle, but now it is now set to become more immersive with the addition of virtual reality software.. The technology was unveiled at last week’s TCC International Marketing Forum.. The virtual reality program was created for supermarket giant Tesco and is optimistically described as ‘the most immersive experiential platform’.. ‘We plan to create virtual experiences for brands that advertisers could only have dreamed about only a few years ago,’ explained Ben Paterson, founder of Figure Digital, the company that designed the technology.. ‘We can now create 360-degree cinematic experiences and gamified interactive solutions that allow consumers to totally immerse themselves into a brand’s message,’ he added.. The technology can be used on Oculus Rift headsets and also has the backing of football legend Pele.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Virtual Reality Technology
## Section 1: What is Virtual Reality Technology?
Virtual Reality (VR) technology is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment that allows users to interact in a seemingly real or physical way, typically through the use of specialized headsets and sensors. It creates an immersive experience that can transport people to different worlds and environments, allowing them to interact with digital objects and characters as if they were real.
## Section 2: How does VR Technology work?
VR technology works by presenting stereoscopic displays, one for each eye, which when viewed through specialized headsets, create a 3D image with depth perception. This, combined with motion tracking sensors, allows the user's movements to be tracked and translated into the virtual environment, creating a sense of presence and interaction within the simulated world.
## Section 3: Applications of VR Technology
VR technology has a wide range of applications across various industries, including gaming, education, healthcare, and tourism. In gaming, VR technology provides an immersive gaming experience that transports players into a virtual world. In education, VR technology can be used to create interactive simulations for learning complex concepts in science, engineering, and medicine. In healthcare, VR technology can be used to treat anxiety disorders, pain management, and rehabilitation therapy. In tourism, VR technology can provide virtual tours of famous landmarks and destinations around the world.
## Section 4: Advantages and Disadvantages of VR Technology
Advantages of VR Technology:
- Provides an immersive experience that can transport users to different worlds and environments.
- Allows for interaction with digital objects and characters as if they were real.
- Can be used for educational purposes to learn complex concepts.
- Can be used in healthcare for treating anxiety disorders, pain management, and rehabilitation therapy.
Disadvantages of VR Technology:
- Can cause motion sickness and eye strain for some users.
- Can be expensive to set up and maintain.
- Can be isolating if used for extended periods of time.
- Can be addictive and lead to a lack of social interaction.
## Section 5: Conclusion
Virtual Reality technology is a powerful tool that has the potential to transform various industries by providing an immersive and interactive experience. As with any technology, it has its advantages and disadvantages, but when used responsibly, it can provide numerous benefits. By understanding the basics of VR technology and its applications, individuals can harness its power to create new opportunities and experiences.


text: Umbria. Entries. Worth visiting!. Untitled. Only here for a day to go see Assisi, but the scenery is really nice. It gives some great photo ops.. David Cross. Todmorden. Worth visiting!. A tip I have about this place. The websote I found by far the most useful when preparing for my trip was. takinogawa. Tokyo. Worth visiting!. Why I recommend this place to visitors. We only stayed 3 days. Gubbio was a very good place.. Worth visiting!. How this place changed my life…. Worth visiting!. What I want to do at this place. I wouldn’t mind a permanent situation

textbook:
# Lesson: Travel Planning
In this lesson, we will learn about travel planning and how to make the most out of your trips. We will cover topics such as researching destinations, creating an itinerary, budgeting, and packing. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to plan your own trips and have a memorable experience.
## Section 1: Researching Destinations
### Subsection 1.1: Choosing a Destination
When planning a trip, the first step is to choose a destination. There are many factors to consider when choosing a destination, such as the weather, cost of living, culture, and language. You can use websites like TripAdvisor, Lonely Planet, and Google Maps to research different destinations.
### Subsection 1.2: Budgeting
Once you have chosen a destination, the next step is to create a budget. This will help you determine how much money you need to save before your trip. Some factors to consider when budgeting include accommodation, transportation, food, and activities. You can use websites like Expedia, Kayak, and Booking.com to find affordable accommodation and transportation options.
### Subsection 1.3: Packing
After budgeting, the next step is to pack for your trip. This will depend on the destination and the time of year. You can use websites like Weather.com and ClimateCast to check the weather forecast. Some items to bring on a trip include clothes, toiletries, a camera, and a phone charger.
## Section 2: Creating an Itinerary
An itinerary is a plan of action that outlines what you want to do and see on your trip. It can include activities, transportation, and accommodation. You can use websites like Google Maps and TripAdvisor to create an itinerary.
### Subsection 2.1: Activities
When creating an itinerary, you should include activities that you want to do. These can include visiting museums, going on hikes, or trying new foods. You can use websites like Viator and GetYourGuide to book activities in advance.
### Subsection 2.2: Transportation
Transportation is another important factor to consider when creating an itinerary. You can use websites like Rome2rio and Skyscanner to find transportation options. Some popular modes of transportation include buses, trains, and rental cars.
### Subsection 2.3: Accommodation
Accommodation is also an important factor to consider when creating an itinerary. You can use websites like Airbnb and Booking.com to find affordable accommodation options. Some popular types of accommodation include hotels, hostels, and vacation rentals.
## Section 3: Packing List
Here is a sample packing list for a trip:
- Clothes (including warm clothes if traveling during winter)
- Toiletries (including toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, and sunscreen)
- Camera
- Phone charger
- Travel guidebook
- Map
- First aid kit
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Umbrella
- Comfortable shoes
- Backpack
- Passport and visa
## Glossary:
- Destination: A place where you are traveling to.
- Itinerary: A plan of action that outlines what you want to do and see on your trip.
- Accommodation: A place to stay during your trip.
- Transportation: A way to get around during your trip.
- Budgeting: The process of estimating the cost of a trip.
- Packing List: A list of items to bring on a trip.
## Conclusion:
Travel planning is an important part of any trip. By researching destinations, creating an itinerary, budgeting, and packing, you can ensure that you have a memorable experience. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can plan your own trips and have a great time.


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Q:

Mitigating the damage from the new site theme

The new site theme rollout may not be everyone's cup of tea. It's certainly not mine.
What strategies are there for getting a cleaner site layout which focuses on what we care about?

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Update
This now fixes the issue with the syntax highlighting colors being wrong, too
Original
Here are screenshots of what this will do for you:

Basically I just tried to make it so what we care about (questions and answers) are what the site displays most prominently. I also got our old logo back, until that resource is destroyed at least.
How to Get
At Carl Lange's suggestion I installed the Stylus browser extension for Chrome.
Once you have that, you just make a new style and you can import this CSS (there's an Import button):
@-moz-document regexp("https://mathematica\\..*stackexchange.com/.*") {
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#left-sidebar{
    display: none
}

#mainbar {
    padding: 0px 25px;
    width: 100%;
}

#content {
    border: none;
    width: 100%;
}

#sidebar {
    display: none;
}

#hot-network-questions {
    display: none;
}

.community-bulletin, #newsletter-ad, .ad-container {
    display: none
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Lesson:

Title: Mitigating the Damage from the New Site Theme

Level: Primary through High School

Introduction:

The new site theme has caused some issues for users, including incorrect syntax highlighting colors. In this lesson, we will explore strategies for getting a cleaner site layout that focuses on what we care about - questions and answers. We will also learn how to update our old logo and install a browser extension to fix the issue.

Section 1: Understanding the Issue

Question: What is the issue with the new site theme?
Answer: The issue with the new site theme is that the syntax highlighting colors are wrong.

Section 2: Strategies for Mitigating the Damage

Question: What strategies can we use to mitigate the damage from the new site theme?
Answer: There are several strategies that we can use to mitigate the damage from the new site theme, including:

1. Installing a browser extension called Stylus.
2. Creating a new style using the Stylus browser extension.
3. Importing this CSS into the new style: `@-moz-document regexp("https://mathematica\\..*stackexchange.com/.*") { .pln{color:#326ab3} @media screen{.str{color:#833}.mma_msg{color:#833;font-style:italic}.mma_use{color:#833;font-weight:bold}.mma_iot{color:#555;font-weight:bold}}`.

Section 3: Applying the Strategies

Question: How do we apply these strategies to mitigate the damage from the new site theme?
Answer: To apply these strategies, we need to follow these steps:

1. Install the Stylus browser extension for Chrome.
2. Create a new style using the Stylus browser extension.
3. Import this CSS into the new style: `@-moz-document regexp("https://mathematica\\..*stackexchange.com/.*") { .pln{color:#326ab3} @media screen{.str{color:#833}.mma_msg{color:#833;font-style:italic}.mma_use{color:#833;font-weight:bold}.mma_iot{color:#555;font-weight:bold}}`.

Section 4: Conclusion

In conclusion, by installing the Stylus browser extension and importing this CSS, we can mitigate the damage from the new site theme and focus on what we care about - questions and answers. We can also update our old logo and fix the issue with the syntax highlighting colors.

Glossary:
- Stylus: A browser extension for Chrome that allows us to create and apply styles.
- CSS: Cascading Style Sheets, a language used for describing the look and formatting of web pages.
- Regex: Regular expression, a sequence of characters that define a search pattern.

Levels:
Primary:
- Explain what the issue is with the new site theme.
- Describe the strategies for mitigating the damage from the new site theme.
- Explain how to apply the strategies to fix the issue.

Intermediate:
- Explain how the Stylus browser extension works.
- Describe what CSS is and how it is used.
- Define what a regular expression is and how it is used in this context.

High School:
- Analyze the impact of the new site theme on users.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of the strategies for mitigating the damage from the new site theme.
- Critique the design choices behind the new site theme.


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My Nonprofit Reviews

FrozenCajun

Being married to a disabled veteran and the mother to a special needs child, my name and story was passed around to several larger organizations. I was given bumper stickers, plastic cups and access to websites to read about how rough life is for the caregivers of disabled vets. Nothing that really helped me not feel so isolated and alone. WWFS showed personal interest in my life issues and pulled me out of a depression that was heading for suicide. I have been given a better understanding of my husbands mental state and in the few short months that we have been in the program, our family is building strong happy accepting relationships again. I can laugh and smile again thanks to a special lady that works for this organization. They have a wealth of knowledge of what disabled veteran's families go through - they tailor their program to you and what you need to get your life back on track. WWFS even found a program where we could apply for a mortgage free home - we did and we got it. The point is that this non profit is not looking for all the glory - they are really trying to help these veterans whose lives are forever changed due to their sacrifice. These men will carry the price of freedom and democracy on their backs and in their minds to their graves. WWFS understands that and is providing outlets and education for families like mine to enjoy life again. Their level of personal involvement with the families in their program exceeds any expectation you would expect from an organization like this. You are not just signed up and put on a mailing list. They want to make sure you are given the skills you need to adjust. They want to inspire you to find solutions to issues you may be having and will help you solve them. In short, they give you a foundation of hope for your future again. We could not be happier with WWFS.

textbook:
Lesson: How to Read and Understand Nonprofit Reviews

## Section 1: Introduction

In today's world, nonprofits play a crucial role in addressing social issues and providing essential services to communities. However, with so many nonprofits operating, it can be challenging to determine which ones are legitimate and effective. Reading and understanding nonprofit reviews is an excellent way to evaluate a nonprofit's credibility and impact. This lesson will teach you how to read and understand nonprofit reviews, enabling you to make informed decisions when choosing a nonprofit to support.

## Section 2: How to Read and Understand Nonprofit Reviews

### Subsection 2.1: Identify the Source of the Review

The first step in reading and understanding nonprofit reviews is to identify the source of the review. Reviews can come from various sources, such as the nonprofit's website, social media platforms, or independent review sites. Ensure that the review source is reputable and not affiliated with the nonprofit.

### Subsection 2.2: Analyze the Reviewer's Experience

Once you have identified the source of the review, analyze the reviewer's experience with the nonprofit. Look for specific details about the reviewer's interaction with the nonprofit, such as the type of service they received or the impact the nonprofit had on their life. This information will provide insight into the nonprofit's effectiveness and credibility.

### Subsection 2.3: Evaluate the Reviewer's Credibility

Evaluate the reviewer's credibility by considering their background and relationship with the nonprofit. Are they someone who has benefited from the nonprofit's services, or are they a volunteer or donor? While positive reviews from both types of reviewers are valuable, it's essential to consider the reviewer's perspective when evaluating the nonprofit's impact.

### Subsection 2.4: Assess the Review's Tone and Language

Assess the tone and language of the review. Positive reviews tend to use positive language and express gratitude, while negative reviews may use negative language and express frustration or disappointment. Pay attention to the reviewer's tone and language to determine their overall sentiment towards the nonprofit.

### Subsection 2.5: Consider Multiple Reviews

Consider multiple reviews to gain a comprehensive understanding of the nonprofit's reputation. A single positive or negative review does not necessarily reflect the nonprofit's overall impact. By reading multiple reviews, you can identify patterns and trends in the feedback provided.

## Section 3: Practical Examples

Let's apply the concepts learned in Section 2 to a practical example. Suppose you are considering supporting a nonprofit that provides education and mentoring programs for at-risk youth. You find a review on the nonprofit's website from a former participant who praises the program's impact on their life. The reviewer shares specific details about the program, such as the skills they learned and the relationships they formed with mentors. The review is positive, and the reviewer's credibility seems genuine. By considering multiple reviews, you can see that other participants have had similar experiences, reinforcing the nonprofit's impact and credibility.

## Section 4: Conclusion

In conclusion, reading and understanding nonprofit reviews is an essential skill when evaluating a nonprofit's credibility and impact. By identifying the review source, analyzing the reviewer's experience, evaluating their credibility, assessing the review's tone and language, and considering multiple reviews, you can make informed decisions when choosing a nonprofit to support. Remember to apply these concepts to various scenarios and continue to develop your critical thinking skills.

## Glossary

- Nonprofit: An organization that operates without a profit motive, typically focused on addressing social issues or providing essential services to communities.
- Review: A critical assessment of a product, service, or experience, often shared publicly.
- Credibility: The quality of being trustworthy, reliable, or believable.
- Impact: The effect or influence that an organization or action has on something or someone.


text: aligned with our corporate purpose to use science and engineering to address global challenges of feeding the world, protecting people and the planet, and creating a more energy-secure future. This translates into philanthropic focus areas with programs addressing hunger and nutrition, energy and the environment, public safety and improving quality of life by working with specific partners such as United Way.. We know that focused, measurable, collaborative community outreach programs can spark meaningful progress toward a safer, more vibrant and more sustainable shared future.

textbook:
Lesson Title: Applying Science and Engineering to Address Global Challenges

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about how science and engineering can be applied to address global challenges such as hunger, energy security, and environmental protection. We will focus on how companies like our example use their expertise in these fields to create positive change in the world.

Section 1: Understanding Global Challenges

**Topic 1: Hunger and Nutrition**
- What is hunger?
- Why is it important to address hunger and nutrition?
- How can science and engineering help address hunger and nutrition?

**Topic 2: Energy and the Environment**
- What is energy security?
- Why is it important to address energy and the environment?
- How can science and engineering help address energy and the environment?

**Topic 3: Public Safety and Quality of Life**
- What is public safety?
- Why is it important to address public safety and quality of life?
- How can science and engineering help address public safety and quality of life?

Section 2: Collaborative Community Outreach Programs

**Topic 4: Focused, Measurable, Collaborative Community Outreach Programs**
- What are focused, measurable, collaborative community outreach programs?
- Why are they important?
- How can they help address global challenges?

**Topic 5: Sparking Meaningful Progress**
- What does it mean to spark meaningful progress?
- How can collaborative community outreach programs help spark meaningful progress?
- What are some examples of successful collaborative community outreach programs?

Section 3: Applying Skills Gained to New Problems

**Topic 6: Using Science and Engineering Skills to Solve New Problems**
- How can the skills gained from addressing global challenges be applied to new problems?
- What are some examples of new problems that can be solved using science and engineering skills?
- How can we ensure that our solutions are effective and sustainable?

Glossary:
- Hunger: A condition that occurs when the body does not have enough food or the right kinds of food to function properly.
- Nutrition: The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- Energy Security: A situation where people have access to safe, affordable, and reliable energy sources.
- Environment: The surrounding conditions or influence in which people, animals, or plants live or operate; the natural world, as a whole or in a particular geographical area.
- Public Safety: The prevention of crime and protection of people and property.
- Quality of Life: A measure of human well-being and happiness.

Conclusion:
By understanding global challenges, collaborating on community outreach programs, and applying science and engineering skills to new problems, we can make a positive impact on the world around us. By focusing on specific areas such as hunger, energy, and public safety, we can work together to create a safer, more sustainable future for everyone.


text: London Economics International, LLC. performed an analysis of the macroeconomic impacts of the proposed Zephyr Project by incorporating the dynamic input-output economic model developed by REMI. Between 2013 and 2020, this proposed Zephyr Project was forecasted to create 11,750 jobs or an average of 1,470 jobs per year while spending more than $140 million per year in the four states involved in this project. This spending will facilitate an additional 882 indirect and induced jobs each year.. London Economics – Zephyr Transmission Study [full PDF]

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Macroeconomics

## Section 1: What is Macroeconomics?
Macroeconomics is the study of how economies work and how they can improve the well-being of people. It looks at the big picture, such as national income, employment rates, and inflation, rather than individual choices and behaviors.

## Section 2: Understanding the Basics
Macroeconomics is divided into two main areas: microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics focuses on the behavior of individuals and businesses, while macroeconomics looks at the economy as a whole. Some key concepts in macroeconomics include Gross Domestic Product (GDP), unemployment rates, and inflation.

## Section 3: Applying Macroeconomic Concepts
Let's take a look at the example given in the input. The Zephyr Project was forecasted to create 11,750 jobs over seven years, with an average of 1,470 jobs per year. This means that the project would contribute significantly to the economy by generating new jobs and increasing spending.

## Section 4: Practical Examples
To understand how macroeconomics works in real life, let's consider another example. Suppose there is a sudden increase in oil prices due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. This could lead to higher prices for goods and services that rely on oil, such as gasoline and airline tickets. As a result, people may choose to spend less on other items, leading to a decrease in overall consumer spending and potentially causing the economy to slow down.

## Section 5: Critical Thinking
As we continue to learn about macroeconomics, it's important to think critically about the information we encounter. For instance, we might ask ourselves if the Zephyr Project's job creation numbers are accurate and reliable, or if there are any potential drawbacks or negative impacts that haven't been considered.

## Glossary
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP): The total value of all goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period.
- Unemployment Rates: The percentage of people who are currently out of work and actively seeking employment.
- Inflation: The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, and subsequently, the purchasing power of currency is falling.

## Conclusion
Understanding macroeconomics can help us make sense of the world around us and how it affects our lives. By learning about key concepts like GDP, unemployment rates, and inflation, we can better understand how economies work and how they can improve the well-being of people. Through critical thinking and analysis, we can also identify potential challenges and opportunities that arise in the field of macroeconomics.


text:
Characterization of Drosophila heterochromatin. II. C- and N-banding.
The C- and N-banding patterns of D. melanogaster, D. simulans, D. virilis, D. texana, D. ezoana and D. hydei were studied in comparison with quinacrine and Hoechst banding patterns. In all these Drosophila species the C bands correspond to the heterochromatin as revealed by the positive heteropycnosis in the prometaphase chromosomes. The N bands have the following characteristics: 1) they are always localized on the heterochromatin and generally do not correspond to the C bands; 2) they do not correspond to the nucleolar organizing regions; 3) they are inversely correlated with fluorescence, i.e., they correspond to regions which are scarcely, if at all, fluorescent after Hoechst 33258 or quinacrine staining; 4) they are localized both on regions containing AT rich satellite DNA and on those containing GC rich satellite DNA.

textbook:
Lesson: Characterization of Drosophila Heterochromatin

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about the characterization of Drosophila heterochromatin. We will explore the C- and N-banding patterns of Drosophila species and their relationship with heterochromatin.

I. What is Heterochromatin?
Heterochromatin is a type of chromatin that is tightly packed and does not stain well with conventional dyes. It is usually found in the centromeric regions of chromosomes and is composed of repetitive DNA sequences.

II. C- and N-Banding
C-banding and N-banding are techniques used to study the structure of chromosomes. C-banding uses quinacrine dye, while N-banding uses Hoechst dye. These techniques allow scientists to visualize the heterochromatin in Drosophila species.

III. Results of C- and N-Banding in Drosophila Species
The C-banding patterns of D. melanogaster, D. simulans, D. virilis, D. texana, D. ezoana, and D. hydei show that the C bands correspond to the heterochromatin as revealed by the positive heteropycnosis in the prometaphase chromosomes.

The N-banding patterns also show that the N bands have the following characteristics:
1. They are always localized on the heterochromatin.
2. They do not correspond to the C bands.
3. They do not correspond to the nucleolar organizing regions.
4. They are inversely correlated with fluorescence, i.e., they correspond to regions which are scarcely, if at all, fluorescent after Hoechst 33258 or quinacrine staining.
5. They are localized both on regions containing AT-rich satellite DNA and on those containing GC-rich satellite DNA.

IV. Conclusion
In conclusion, the C- and N-banding patterns of Drosophila species reveal that the C bands correspond to the heterochromatin, while the N bands are localized on the heterochromatin and do not correspond to the C bands. These findings provide valuable information about the structure and function of heterochromatin in Drosophila species.

V. Glossary
- Heterochromatin: A type of chromatin that is tightly packed and does not stain well with conventional dyes.
- Chromosome: A thread-like structure present in the cell nucleus, containing genetic material in the form of DNA.
- Centromere: The central region of a chromosome where spindle fibers attach during cell division.
- Satellite DNA: A type of non-coding DNA that is rich in AT or GC bases and is found in the centromeric regions of chromosomes.

VI. Self-Debating Discussion
Why is understanding the structure and function of heterochromatin important?

A. Understanding the role of heterochromatin in gene regulation and cell division can help us understand the mechanisms behind genetic diseases and developmental disorders.
B. Knowledge of heterochromatin structure can aid in the development of new cancer therapies, as many cancer cells have abnormal chromosomes.
C. Studying heterochromatin can also help us understand the evolutionary relationships between different species, as changes in heterochromatin can lead to speciation.


text: Credit card payments used to be the domain of established businesses. Only companies with a road record and some very serious history could apply for and set up the required “merchant account” to collect credit card payments.. PayPal and other online payment systems democratized that to a certain extent, but it did not really allow for the remote and mobile collection of credit card payments.. Square has stepped into that void big time. A sqaure account lets you collect payments on credit card anywhere you have a mobility connection, using your SmartPhone or Tablet.. This video is a quick overview of the entire Square system!

textbook:
## Lesson: How to Accept Credit Card Payments with Square
### Section 1: Introduction
In this lesson, we will learn about Square, a payment processing company that allows businesses to accept credit card payments using their smartphones or tablets. We will cover the benefits of using Square, how to set up an account, and the different types of transactions you can process using Square.
### Section 2: Benefits of Using Square
There are several benefits to using Square to accept credit card payments, including:
- Easy to use: Square is designed to be user-friendly, so even if you don't have any experience with payment processing, you can quickly get up and running.
- Low fees: Square charges lower fees than traditional merchant accounts, making it more affordable for small businesses.
- Flexibility: With Square, you can accept payments anywhere you have a mobile connection, making it perfect for businesses on the go.
- Security: Square uses encryption and other security measures to protect your customers' data, so you can rest assured that their information is safe.
### Section 3: Setting Up a Square Account
To set up a Square account, you will need to follow these steps:
1. Go to the Square website and create a new account.
2. Provide some basic information about your business, such as your name, address, and type of business.
3. Enter your credit card information to fund your account.
4. Choose a card reader and set it up on your smartphone or tablet.
5. You are now ready to start accepting payments!
### Section 4: Types of Transactions
Square allows you to process several different types of transactions, including:
- In-person transactions: These are transactions made in person, using the Square reader attached to your smartphone or tablet.
- Invoice transactions: These are transactions where you send an invoice to the customer via email, and they pay you electronically.
- Online transactions: These are transactions made through your website, using Square's online payment form.
- Virtual terminal transactions: These are transactions made over the phone, where you manually enter the customer's credit card information into the Square system.
### Section 5: Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about Square, a payment processing company that allows businesses to accept credit card payments using their smartphones or tablets. We covered the benefits of using Square, how to set up an account, and the different types of transactions you can process using Square. By the end of this lesson, you should have a good understanding of how Square works and how it can benefit your business.


text: Olivia Wilde, last seen in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and soon to be seen opposite Anna Kendrick in Drinking Buddies, is heading back to her House medical ways with Reawakening. The film will see a group of medical researchers, which will include Mark Duplass, who discover the secret on how to bring people back from the dead. With the lead scientists daughter having recently died the serum is tested on her and, as is often the case with films like this – why don’t people learn from flims like Pet Sematary? – they unleash something altogether more evil. The film has been written by Luke Dawson and Jeremy Slater with Jiro Dreams Of Sushi director David Gelb set to call the shots. Before that Wilde has a host of projects in the works with the likes of Better Living Through Chemistry, opposite Sam Rockwell, and Formula One drama Rush with Chris Hemsworth. Source – Vareity. Full Article

textbook:
Lesson: How to Summarize a News Article

Introduction:
In today's fast-paced world, being able to quickly read and understand news articles is an essential skill. Summarizing a news article involves taking the main points and ideas and condensing them into a shorter form. This lesson will teach you how to summarize a news article effectively.

Section 1: Understanding the Article
- Read the entire article carefully, paying attention to the headline, opening paragraph, and any subheadings.
- Identify the main idea or thesis of the article.
- Look for supporting details and evidence that back up the main idea.
- Take note of any quotes or opinions that are relevant to the main idea.

Section 2: Condensing the Information
- Use your notes to create a summary that includes the main idea and supporting details.
- Aim for a summary that is one-third to one-half the length of the original article.
- Be sure to include any important quotes or facts that support the main idea.
- Avoid including any unnecessary details or opinions that do not directly relate to the main idea.

Section 3: Practice Makes Perfect
- Find a news article that interests you and practice summarizing it using the techniques you have learned.
- Compare your summary to the original article to ensure that you have included all relevant information.
- Repeat this process with several articles to improve your summarizing skills.

Conclusion:
Summarizing a news article is an important skill that will help you stay informed and engaged with current events. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can effectively condense information and create a concise summary that accurately reflects the main idea of the article.


text: Low Cost Airline To Put Ads On Airplanes. Would you fly a sponsored airplane? Popular low-cost European airline, Ryanair, has a new plan for making money. The progressive airline has announced that it will start carrying ads on the outside of its 300+ fleet of Boeing 737's.. Companies can have their brand featured on four different locations on the Ryanair aircraft, including on the inner and outer winglets, front fuselage and rear fuselage, for a 12-month period.. "It's had an unbelievable reaction," says CFO Howard Millar. "Our aircraft fly all over Europe and we're just negotiating with firms over rates and time periods. All kinds of companies are interested, from fast-moving consumer goods giants to telecoms companies. It'll launch as soon as possible. There's just a bit of design work to be done to get the ads ready.". This isn't the first time the airline has tried to develop a revenue stream from marketing partnerships, but it's definitely the boldest.

textbook:
Lesson: Advertising and Revenue Generation

Introduction:
Advertising is a common way for businesses to promote their products or services. In this lesson, we will learn about the concept of advertising and how it can be used to generate revenue. We will also explore the role of advertising in the aviation industry and how it can help airlines like Ryanair make more money.

Section 1: What is Advertising?
Advertising is a form of communication used to persuade people to buy or use a product or service. It is a way for businesses to reach potential customers and create interest in their products or services. Advertising can be done through various mediums such as television, radio, newspapers, magazines, billboards, and online platforms.

Section 2: How does Advertising generate Revenue?
Advertising generates revenue by helping businesses sell more products or services. When a company advertises its products or services, it attracts potential customers who may not have known about the company otherwise. These customers then purchase the product or service, generating revenue for the company. Advertising also helps companies differentiate their products or services from competitors, which can increase sales and revenue.

Section 3: Advertising in the Aviation Industry
The aviation industry is a significant contributor to the global economy, and advertising plays an essential role in generating revenue for airlines. Airlines use advertising to promote their brand, attract passengers, and increase sales. For example, Ryanair, a popular low-cost European airline, has announced that it will start carrying ads on the outside of its 300+ fleet of Boeing 737's. Companies can have their brand featured on four different locations on the Ryanair aircraft, including on the inner and outer winglets, front fuselage, and rear fuselage, for a 12-month period.

Section 4: The Role of Advertising in Ryanair's Business Model
Ryanair's new plan for making money is to carry ads on the outside of its aircraft. The airline hopes that this will generate additional revenue streams beyond ticket sales. By selling advertising space on their aircraft, Ryanair can increase their income without having to increase ticket prices or add fees. This is an example of how advertising can be used as a revenue generator in the aviation industry.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, advertising is a powerful tool that businesses can use to generate revenue. In the aviation industry, airlines like Ryanair use advertising to promote their brand, attract passengers, and increase sales. By understanding the concept of advertising and its role in generating revenue, businesses can develop effective advertising strategies to grow their bottom line.


text: Cover What…Cover Me. Spike 2 LB, jazz cover 1 umbrella. Ram A split, sky 4 coverage. Tiger 1, base Robber. No I am not losing it….yet (when will the lock out end!). I am basically barking out play calls that a Defensive Coordinator would tell his team. Since there is no new player movement, or movement on the CBA, let’s take this time to educate our fan base on different coverage responsibilities. We will all start at the beginning, so bring your pencils, notebook and let’s get to the class room.. So here is what is going to happen. I am going to start a mini series of articles explaining the different types of coverages from the eyes of a Free Safety. Today’s lesson we will focus on cover 0 responsibilities.

textbook:
Lesson: Understanding Cover 0 Responsibilities as a Free Safety

**Introduction**
In football, coverage refers to the defensive strategy used by a team to prevent the opposing team from scoring. There are several types of coverages, each with its own set of responsibilities for different players. In this lesson, we will focus on cover 0, which is a man-to-man defense where the free safety has the most responsibility.

**Section 1: Cover 0 Overview**
Cover 0 is an aggressive defense that requires a lot of communication and coordination between the defensive players. It involves having all the defensive backs cover their assigned receivers, leaving no deep safety help. This means that the free safety must be able to read the quarterback's eyes and react quickly to any pass that comes his way.

**Section 2: Free Safety Responsibilities**
As the last line of defense, the free safety has the most responsibility in cover 0. His main job is to read the quarterback's eyes and react to the pass. He must be able to recognize the route the receiver is running and anticipate where the ball is going. If the quarterback throws a deep pass, the free safety must be in position to make a play on the ball.

**Section 3: Practical Examples**
Let's say the offense is running a deep pass play. The free safety must recognize the receiver running down the field and anticipate where the ball is going. Once he has identified the target, he must quickly close the distance between him and the receiver to make a play on the ball. If the receiver runs a slant route, the free safety must be able to recognize this and drop back into coverage to provide support.

**Section 4: Self-Debating Discussion**
One of the challenges of playing free safety in cover 0 is balancing the need to be aggressive and take risks with the need to avoid giving up big plays. As a free safety, how do you strike the right balance between these two priorities? How do you decide when to take a chance and go for the interception and when to play it safe and hope for a missed pass?

**Glossary**
- Coverage: A defensive strategy used by a team to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
- Man-to-man defense: A type of defense where each defensive player is assigned to cover a specific opposing player.
- Deep safety help: Assistance provided by a safety player to defend against deep passes.

**Conclusion**
Understanding cover 0 responsibilities as a free safety is essential for any aspiring football player. By mastering the skills required to read the quarterback's eyes and react quickly to any pass that comes his way, you can become an invaluable asset to your team. Remember, the key to success in cover 0 is communication, coordination, and quick reactions.


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Quigley-Ford Long Range Riflescopes

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The Important of Knowing Your Range

The solution for shooting at extended ranges is to simplify the entire process so calculations or estimations are reduced to a minimum. The number one factor in hitting targets at extended ranges is knowing the exact range of the intended target. This is imperative, regardless of the aiming method used. We recommend only one method for determining the actual distance to targets and that is with the use of a good laser rangefinder. There is no substitute… period.

Quigley-Ford long range hunting scopes were developed with real hunting conditions in mind. Once you have committed to a favorite gun and load that shoots tight groups, you don’t need to hop it up a notch to get great downrange results.

We build each scope to match a specific caliber, bullet weight, ballistic coefficient, and muzzle velocity; We actually engrave it right on the scope so there’s no mistake what it’s intended for.

When using a Quigley-Ford scope, you have only to determine the actual range of your target and then select the calibrated reticle within the scope to match the distance and aim exactly where you want to hit the target and then execute the shot!

Quigley-Ford scopes have made a commitment to making caliber/load specific optics you can depend on for real hunting situations.

The Quigley Difference

Quigley-Ford vs. Other Etched Reticle Scopes

There are many etched reticle scopes on the market today. Just about every reputable scope company is making one. What sets Quigley-Ford apart from the rest, is that ours are truly custom. Most etched reticle scopes offer different reticles with different range options. Almost all give suggestions for groups of calibers that will work, but none go as far as customizing the reticle to the caliber and the specific load you shoot. Quigley-Ford does.

Our scopes are custom to the caliber, grain weight of bullet, muzzle velocity and ballistic coefficient. Our scopes can be etched for the factory load shooter or the hand loader as well. Some etched reticle scopes will have you calculating your bullets trajectory online and then using different hash marks within the reticle for true drop points. This can be very complicated and confusing and often creates too much room for human error. Quigley-Ford has simplified the process by offering the hunter a scope that is etched specifically for his/her load.

Nothing complicated or confusing…. Just fast and accurate shooting.

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Lesson: Introduction to Long Range Shooting

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
Long range shooting is the practice of shooting targets at a distance beyond the effective range of conventional rifles. It requires specialized equipment, techniques, and knowledge to ensure accuracy and safety. In this lesson, we will cover the basic principles of long range shooting and introduce the Quigley-Ford Long Range Scopes, which are designed specifically for this purpose.

## Section 2: Practical Examples
To illustrate the concepts covered in the previous section, let's consider a real-world scenario. Suppose you are a hunter who wants to shoot a deer at a distance of 500 yards. You have a rifle that shoots accurately up to 300 yards, but you need to make the shot at this longer range. What do you need to do?

First, you need to account for the bullet drop at such a distance. This means adjusting your aim to compensate for the bullet's trajectory. You can do this by using a ballistic calculator or a drop chart specific to your rifle and ammunition.

Next, you need to stabilize your shooting position. This means finding a solid rest, such as a tree or a shooting stick, to support your rifle and minimize movement while shooting.

Finally, you need to use a scope that is designed for long range shooting. The Quigley-Ford Long Range Scopes are an excellent choice for this purpose, as they are built to withstand the recoil of powerful rifles and provide accurate target acquisition at extended ranges.

## Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions
One common debate among long range shooters is whether to use a scope with a higher magnification or a lower one. A higher magnification allows for more precise target acquisition, but it also makes the target appear smaller in the sight picture. On the other hand, a lower magnification provides a larger target image, but it may require more precise aiming to hit the target accurately.

Another debate is whether to use a laser rangefinder or estimate the distance to the target. While a laser rangefinder provides accurate distance information, it may not always be available or practical in certain hunting situations. Estimating the distance requires experience and skill, but it may be more reliable in some cases.

## Glossary
- Long range shooting: Shooting targets at a distance beyond the effective range of conventional rifles.
- Quigley-Ford Long Range Scopes: A brand of scopes designed specifically for long range shooting.
- Ballistic calculator: A tool that calculates the trajectory of a bullet at different ranges and environmental conditions.
- Drop chart: A table that shows the bullet drop at different distances and elevation angles.
- Magnification: The increase in the apparent size of an object viewed through a telescope or microscope.
- Sight picture: The alignment of the crosshairs in the scope with the target.

## Conclusion
In conclusion, long range shooting requires specialized knowledge, techniques, and equipment to ensure accuracy and safety. The Quigley-Ford Long Range Scopes are designed specifically for this purpose and provide accurate target acquisition at extended ranges. By understanding the principles of long range shooting and applying them in real-world scenarios, hunters and shooters can improve their accuracy and effectiveness in the field.


text: Chronic the first time, Cornell researchers report they have identified biological markers of the disease in gut bacteria and inflammatory microbial agents in the blood.. Senior author Maureen Hanson, the Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor in the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, said:. .”. New Noninvasive Diagnosis. In a study published.. Post-exertion Tiredness.. Reduced Bacterial Diversity U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) now recognize CFS as a serious illness, launching a campaign in June 2006 to raise public and medical awareness about it.. Ludovic Giloteaux et al.. Reduced diversity and altered composition of the gut microbiome in individuals with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. Microbiome (2016). DOI: 10.1186/s40168-016-0171-4. Image: E. Coli bacteria. By Mattosaurus via Wikimedia Commons

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Lesson: Introduction to Microbiology

### Section 1: What is Microbiology?

Microbiology is the study of microorganisms, which are tiny living things that can only be seen under a microscope. These microorganisms include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Microbiology is an important field because these microorganisms play a crucial role in our environment, our bodies, and our daily lives.

### Section 2: Why Study Microbiology?

Studying microbiology is important because it helps us understand how these microorganisms interact with each other and with other living things. This knowledge can help us develop new medicines, vaccines, and treatments for diseases. It can also help us understand how microorganisms contribute to our overall health and well-being.

### Section 3: How Do Microorganisms Affect Our Health?

Microorganisms can have both positive and negative effects on our health. Some bacteria in our gut help us digest food and keep us healthy, while other bacteria can cause illnesses such as food poisoning or infections. Viruses can cause diseases such as the common cold or the flu. Fungi can cause infections such as athlete's foot or ringworm. And protozoa can cause diseases such as malaria.

### Section 4: The Gut Microbiome

The gut microbiome refers to the collection of microorganisms that live in our gut or intestines. These microorganisms play a crucial role in our overall health, helping us digest food, produce vitamins, and maintain a healthy immune system. A healthy gut microbiome is important for overall health and well-being.

### Section 5: Conclusion

Microbiology is an important field of study that helps us understand the role of microorganisms in our environment, our bodies, and our daily lives. Studying microbiology can help us develop new medicines, vaccines, and treatments for diseases, and can help us understand how microorganisms contribute to our overall health and well-being. By understanding the importance of the gut microbiome, we can take steps to maintain a healthy balance of microorganisms in our bodies, leading to better overall health.


text: Golden Grind hot chocolate. 100: 17446025. Ref: 554-3001457-TBHC100. Across the world, the healing qualities of turmeric are the stuff of legend. For centuries, it’s been used to cure illness and ease pain, as a natural alternative to modern chemical medicine. Australian brand Golden Grind believes in its power, so much so that it dedicates its entire range to it. Infusing this chocolaty blend with the yellow spice, you’ll feel the antioxidant benefits along with hints of cinnamon and coconut sugar.. Foodhall. GOLDEN GRIND. Hot-chocolate

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Lesson: Introduction to Turmeric

**Overview:** Turmeric is a spice that comes from the root of a plant called Curcuma longa. It has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine to treat a variety of conditions, including pain, inflammation, and digestive issues. In this lesson, we will learn about the history and uses of turmeric, as well as its potential health benefits.

**Section 1: Introduction to Turmeric**

Turmeric is a spice that comes from the root of a plant called Curcuma longa. It has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine to treat a variety of conditions, including pain, inflammation, and digestive issues. Turmeric is native to India and has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. It was also used in ancient Chinese medicine and is still used today in both Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine.

**Section 2: Uses of Turmeric**

Turmeric has many uses, both medicinal and culinary. In traditional medicine, it has been used to treat conditions such as digestive issues, skin conditions, and respiratory problems. It has also been used as an anti-inflammatory agent and to reduce pain and swelling. In addition to its medicinal uses, turmeric is also used as a coloring agent in food and as a dye in textiles.

**Section 3: Potential Health Benefits of Turmeric**

There is a growing body of research that suggests that turmeric may have potential health benefits. Some studies have shown that curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, may have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Other potential health benefits of turmeric include reducing the risk of heart disease, improving cognitive function, and reducing the risk of certain types of cancer. However, more research is needed to fully understand the potential health benefits of turmeric.

**Section 4: Conclusion**

In conclusion, turmeric is a spice that has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine to treat a variety of conditions. It has many uses, both medicinal and culinary, and there is growing evidence that it may have potential health benefits. As with any supplement or medication, it is always important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new treatment.

**Glossary:**
- Turmeric: A spice that comes from the root of a plant called Curcuma longa.
- Curcumin: The active ingredient in turmeric.
- Anti-inflammatory: A property that reduces inflammation.
- Antioxidant: A property that protects cells from damage caused by free radicals.

**Self-Debate Discussion:** Should I add turmeric to my diet?

There is growing evidence that turmeric may have potential health benefits, including reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. However, more research is needed to fully understand its effects on human health. If you are interested in adding turmeric to your diet, it is always important to consult with a healthcare professional first. Additionally, you may want to consider other lifestyle changes, such as exercising regularly and eating a balanced diet, to support your overall health.


text: For Immediate Release September 16, 2015. Building Safe Streets and Breaking Down Silos:. International transportation experts at Complete Streets Forum on October 1. Toronto, Ontario — The 8th annual Complete Streets Forum organized by the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation is coming to Hart House on the University of Toronto’s downtown campus on October 1st, 2015.. The forum brings together international experts on transportation and urban issues, highlighted by an exceptional lineup of keynote speakers. This year’s keynote speakers are respected practitioners and thought leaders on new approaches to safety for vulnerable road users, breaking down planning silos, new engineering solutions and creative community engagement tools.. Read full media release here.

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**Lesson:** Introduction to Complete Streets

**Section 1: Theoretical Concepts**

A complete street is a street that has been designed to prioritize safety, accessibility, and comfort for all users, including pedestrians, cyclists, public transit riders, and motorists. Complete streets are an important component of livable communities, as they encourage physical activity, reduce traffic congestion, and promote social interaction.

**Section 2: Questions and Answers**

**Question:** What are some benefits of complete streets?
**Answer:** Complete streets provide many benefits, including improved safety for all users, increased accessibility for people with disabilities or limited mobility, reduced traffic congestion, and enhanced economic vitality.

**Question:** How do complete streets promote physical activity?
**Answer:** Complete streets make it easier for people to walk or bike to their destinations, which can help increase physical activity levels and improve overall health.

**Section 3: Definitions of Purpose**

**Definition:** A complete street is a street that has been designed to prioritize safety, accessibility, and comfort for all users.

**Definition:** Livable communities are those that offer a high quality of life for residents, with accessible and affordable housing, safe and convenient transportation options, and ample opportunities for physical activity and social interaction.

**Section 4: Practical Examples**

One example of a complete street is a street that has been redesigned to include dedicated bike lanes, wider sidewalks, and improved crosswalks. This type of street would prioritize the safety of cyclists and pedestrians while still accommodating motorists. Another example might be a street that has been redesigned to include roundabouts, which can help reduce traffic congestion and improve safety for all users.

**Section 5: Real-World Scenarios**

In Toronto, a city that has made significant investments in complete streets, there are many examples of streets that have been redesigned to prioritize safety and accessibility. One such street is Sherbourne Street, which now includes dedicated bike lanes, wider sidewalks, and improved crosswalks. Another example is King Street, which has been redesigned to include dedicated transit lanes, making it faster and more reliable for people to travel by public transit.

**Section 6: Self-Debating Discussions**

**Debate:** Should cities prioritize complete streets over other transportation infrastructure projects?
**Argument for:** Complete streets can provide significant benefits for communities, including improved safety, increased accessibility, and reduced traffic congestion. By prioritizing complete streets, cities can create more livable communities that offer a high quality of life for residents.

**Argument against:** Other transportation infrastructure projects, such as new highways or bridges, may be more important for economic growth or regional connectivity. Prioritizing complete streets could limit the ability of cities to attract new businesses or accommodate population growth.

**Glossary**

- Complete streets: Streets that have been designed to prioritize safety, accessibility, and comfort for all users.
- Livable communities: Communities that offer a high quality of life for residents, with accessible and affordable housing, safe and convenient transportation options, and ample opportunities for physical activity and social interaction.
- Dedicated bike lanes: Bike lanes that are separated from motor vehicle traffic by a physical barrier, such as a curb or parked cars.
- Roundabouts: Traffic circles that are designed to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.

**Conclusion**

Complete streets are an important component of livable communities, as they offer many benefits for residents, including improved safety, increased accessibility, and reduced traffic congestion. By prioritizing complete streets, cities can create more vibrant and sustainable communities that offer a high quality of life for residents.


text: Rose Wiscaver Tucker, 79, of Monticello, passed away on October 24, 2019, at Gardner Nursing Home in Star City.. She was born on March 18, 1940 in Monticello to the late Charlie Ben Wiscaver and Charlsie Foreman Caughlin.. Rose worked as a dental assistant for Dr. Bob Burch for 31 years, was a Jehovah’s Witness and a mother and friend to many. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by one sister, Precilla Parks; and one brother, Billy James Wiscaver.. Survivors include her husband and best friend of 61 years, Jerry B. Tucker of Monticello; one daughter Elaine Tucker Worthen (Walter) of Monticello; one son, Kenny Tucker of Monticello; two brothers, Gary Wiscaver of Wilmar and Sam Wiscaver of Monticello; her “adopted daughter” Janet Williams; a special niece, Annie Harvey who was like a daughter to her; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and host of friends.. A memorial service will be held at later date and will be announced by Stephenson-Dearman Funeral Home.

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Lesson: How to Write an Obituary

Introduction:
An obituary is a written notice that announces a person's death and provides information about their life and death. It is usually published in newspapers or online platforms to inform the public of someone's passing. Writing an obituary can be a difficult task, especially when you are grieving. However, it is an important task that helps to honor the deceased and celebrate their life. In this lesson, we will learn how to write an obituary by analyzing a sample obituary and breaking down its components.

Section 1: Understanding the Structure of an Obituary

The structure of an obituary typically includes the following components:

1. Name of the Deceased: This is the first piece of information that appears in an obituary. It is usually written in bold letters and is followed by the age of the deceased.

2. Date and Time of Death: This information is also included in the obituary. It is usually written in a smaller font size and is placed below the name and age of the deceased.

3. Location of Death: This information is also included in the obituary. It is usually written in a smaller font size and is placed below the date and time of death.

4. Survivors: This section lists the surviving family members of the deceased. It includes the names of the spouse, children, parents, siblings, and other close relatives.

5. Funeral Arrangements: This section provides information about the funeral services, including the date, time, and location of the visitation, funeral, and burial.

6. Biography: This section provides information about the deceased's life, including their occupation, hobbies, and interests.

7. Memories: This section provides a place for friends and family to share their memories of the deceased.

Section 2: Analyzing the Sample Obituary

Let's analyze the sample obituary provided above and identify the components listed above.

1. Name of the Deceased: Rose Wiscaver Tucker

2. Date and Time of Death: October 24, 2019

3. Location of Death: Gardner Nursing Home in Star City

4. Survivors: Her husband and best friend of 61 years, Jerry B. Tucker of Monticello; one daughter Elaine Tucker Worthen (Walter) of Monticello; one son, Kenny Tucker of Monticello; two brothers, Gary Wiscaver of Wilmar and Sam Wiscaver of Monticello; her “adopted daughter” Janet Williams; a special niece, Annie Harvey who was like a daughter to her; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and host of friends.

5. Funeral Arrangements: A memorial service will be held at later date and will be announced by Stephenson-Dearman Funeral Home

6. Biography: Rose worked as a dental assistant for Dr. Bob Burch for 31 years, was a Jehovah’s Witness and a mother and friend to many.

7. Memories: There is no specific section for memories in this obituary.

Conclusion:

In summary, writing an obituary involves providing information about the deceased's life, death, and survivors, as well as funeral arrangements. It is an important task that helps to honor the deceased and celebrate their life. By analyzing a sample obituary, we can understand the structure and components of an obituary and learn how to write one effectively.

Glossary:

Obituary - a written notice that announces a person's death and provides information about their life and death.

Structure - the way something is organized or put together.

Component - a part that makes up a whole.

Survivors - the people who are still alive after a tragedy or the end of a relationship.

Funeral Arrangements - the plans for the funeral services, including the date, time, and location of the visitation, funeral, and burial.

Biography - a written account of a person's life.

Memories - the recollections or thoughts of a person or event.