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ST100: Nine Lives by Kaia Gallagher

It was dark on the night I should have died. Sleepy and thoughtless, I drove down a winding country lane, not slowing for the tortured, twisted one-lane bridge ahead. My headlight beams hypnotically picked up dusty bits of gravel and grit, and then filled with the shape of a looming, white tomcat who lurched in front of the car, reaching for moths. A thud and I slowed my car to a stop, suddenly seeing the drunken headlights of an oncoming car straddling the one-lane bridge, as the cat who gave me one of his nine lives disappeared into the underbrush.

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Lesson: The Importance of Paying Attention while Driving

### Introduction
Driving is a necessary part of our daily lives, but it can be dangerous if we don't pay attention to the road and our surroundings. In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of paying attention while driving and how it can save lives.

### Main Topic
I. The Dangers of Distracted Driving
A. Distracted driving is any activity that takes your focus off the road.
B. Examples of distractions include texting, talking on the phone, eating, and adjusting the radio.
C. Distracted driving can cause accidents, injuries, and even death.

II. The Importance of Paying Attention
A. Paying attention while driving can help you avoid accidents and stay safe on the road.
B. Always use your turn signal before changing lanes or turning.
C. Keep a safe following distance from the car in front of you.
D. Stay alert for pedestrians, cyclists, and other vehicles.

III. Practical Examples
A. If you are driving at night, make sure to use your headlights to see the road ahead.
B. If it is raining or snowing, slow down and keep a safe distance from other vehicles.
C. If you are tired, pull over and take a break instead of continuing to drive.

IV. Conclusion
Paying attention while driving is crucial to staying safe on the road. By avoiding distractions and staying alert, we can prevent accidents and keep ourselves and others safe. Remember to always use your turn signal, keep a safe following distance, and stay alert for other vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.


text: Mary Anderson (Producer/Assistant Director) earned her BA in speech/English/drama at the University of Minnesota, her MA at SDSU and has taught for 32 years. Both an actress and technician, Mary has worked in all aspects of theatre, co-producing professional productions with her actor/director husband, Keith. She worked at Santa Barbara Rep as a costume designer, taught theatre classes at Grossmont and SBCC, works full-time as library media teacher at Bonita Vista High, and works part-time as a library substitute at San Diego Public Library. A Coronado Playhouse Board Member, Mary has won numerous costuming /production awards.

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Lesson: Introduction to Theatre Arts

## Section 1: What is Theatre Arts?
Theatre arts is a form of artistic expression that involves acting, dance, music, and other forms of performance art. It is a collaborative process that involves a group of people working together to create a performance that tells a story or conveys a message to an audience. Theatre arts can be found in many cultures and historical periods, and it is an essential part of human history.

## Section 2: Types of Theatre Arts
There are several types of theatre arts, including:

1. Dramatic Theatre: This type of theatre involves actors who perform in a scripted play. The play may be a tragedy, comedy, or melodrama, and the actors must convey emotions and actions to the audience through their performances.

2. Musical Theatre: This type of theatre involves singing, dancing, and acting. The performers must be able to sing, dance, and act simultaneously to convey the story to the audience.

3. Physical Theatre: This type of theatre involves physical movements and gestures to convey a message or story to the audience. It may include mime, clowning, and other forms of physical expression.

4. Improvisational Theatre: This type of theatre involves creating spontaneous scenes and skits based on suggestions from the audience. The performers must be able to think quickly and adapt to changing circumstances to keep the audience engaged.

## Section 3: Careers in Theatre Arts
There are many careers available in the field of theatre arts, including:

1. Actors: Actors perform in plays, movies, television shows, and other forms of media. They must be able to convey emotions and actions to the audience through their performances.

2. Directors: Directors oversee the production of plays and other forms of theatre. They work with actors, designers, and technicians to create a cohesive and engaging performance.

3. Designers: Designers work behind the scenes to create the sets, costumes, lighting, and sound effects for a performance. They must work closely with the director and actors to ensure that their designs enhance the overall production.

4. Technicians: Technicians operate the equipment used in theatre productions, such as lighting and sound systems. They must be able to work quickly and efficiently to ensure that the performance runs smoothly.

5. Stage Managers: Stage managers oversee the technical aspects of a production, including scheduling rehearsals, coordinating with designers and technicians, and ensuring that the show runs smoothly.

## Section 4: Conclusion
Theatre arts is a rich and diverse field that offers many opportunities for creative expression and collaboration. Whether you are interested in acting, designing, directing, or technical work, there is a place for you in the world of theatre arts. By studying theatre arts, you will develop valuable skills in communication, teamwork, and creativity that will serve you well in any field you choose to pursue.


text: Document Tracking – Track the location of files in “real-time” while monitoring the complete chain-of-custody, protecting records from inappropriate and unauthorized access. RFID provides the capability to find a document any place within the work area and ability to quickly locate documents if they are left in an unmonitored space.

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**Lesson:** Document Tracking with RFID Technology

**Introduction:** In this lesson, we will learn about how RFID technology can be used to track the location of files in real-time and monitor their complete chain-of-custody. We will also explore the benefits of using RFID for document tracking and how it can protect records from unauthorized access.

**Section 1: What is RFID Technology?**

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is a method of identifying objects, such as documents, using radio waves. It works by storing information on a tag that is attached to the object. When the tag is read by a reader, the information is transmitted to a computer system, which can then be used to track the location of the object.

**Section 2: How does RFID Technology work for Document Tracking?**

RFID technology can be used to track the location of files in real-time by attaching an RFID tag to each document. The tag contains information about the document, such as its title, author, and date of creation. When the document is moved or accessed, the RFID reader can detect the tag and record the location and time of the event. This information can be used to create a complete chain-of-custody for each document, which can help protect it from unauthorized access.

**Section 3: Benefits of using RFID Technology for Document Tracking**

There are several benefits to using RFID technology for document tracking, including:

1. Real-time tracking: RFID technology allows you to track the location of documents in real-time, so you can quickly identify any unauthorized access or movement of documents.

2. Complete chain-of-custody: By attaching an RFID tag to each document, you can create a complete chain-of-custody that shows who has accessed or moved the document and when.

3. Protection from unauthorized access: RFID technology can help prevent unauthorized access to documents by alerting you when a document is left in an unmonitored space or if it is accessed by someone who is not authorized to do so.

4. Quick location of documents: If a document is lost or misplaced, RFID technology can quickly locate it by using the reader to detect the tag and determine its location.

**Section 4: Practical Examples**

Here are some practical examples of how RFID technology can be used for document tracking:

1. A law firm uses RFID technology to track the location of legal documents in real-time. This allows them to quickly identify if any documents are left in an unmonitored space or if they are accessed by someone who is not authorized to do so.

2. A hospital uses RFID technology to track the location of medical records. This helps them ensure that the records are always in a monitored space and that only authorized personnel have access to them.

3. A library uses RFID technology to track the location of books and other materials. This allows them to quickly locate any materials that are missing or overdue and to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive materials.

**Glossary:**

- RFID: Radio Frequency Identification
- Tag: A small electronic device that contains information about an object
- Reader: A device that reads the information on an RFID tag
- Chain-of-custody: A record of who has had access to an object and when

**Conclusion:**

In this lesson, we learned about how RFID technology can be used to track the location of files in real-time and protect records from unauthorized access. By attaching an RFID tag to each document, you can create a complete chain-of-custody and quickly locate documents if they are left in an unmonitored space. RFID technology offers several benefits, including real-time tracking, complete chain-of-custody, protection from unauthorized access, and quick location of documents. We explored practical examples of how RFID technology can be used for document tracking in a law firm, hospital, and library. By applying these skills to new problems, you can use RFID technology to improve document tracking and security in any organization.


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Mitch Daniels passes on 2012 run

posted at 10:00 am on May 22, 2011 by Jazz Shaw

It may go down as one of the more ironic turns on the 2012 campaign trail. The one man who seemed to have the world beating a path to his door, offering to largely pay his tab for fundraising, some essentially begging him to toss his hat in the ring, was the one guy who honestly didn’t want to do it and had good reasons to decline. Mitch Daniels issues his “no thank you” for a presidential run.

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels told supporters in an email early Sunday that he will not run for president in 2012, a decision he said ultimately came down to his family’s reticence about a campaign.

The announcement by the former Office of Management and Budget director and favorite of much of the Republican establishment will again roil the unsettled GOP field—and likely intensify efforts to convince another major candidate to join the race, such as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush or New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

The e-mail he sent to supporters was short and polite, but to the point.

“The counsel and encouragement I received from important citizens like you caused me to think very deeply about becoming a national candidate. In the end, I was able to resolve every competing consideration but one, but that, the interests and wishes of my family, is the most important consideration of all. If I have disappointed you, I will always be sorry.”

This will come as a disappointment to a lot of establishment party regulars who seemed to see Mitch as their next best hope. (Though not to the more energized wings of the base who are lining up behind their own favorites, some of whom are seen as more dark horse candidates.) But in the end, it’s pretty hard to argue with the governor’s reasons. Running for President is a draining, 24/7 affair and it affects their entire family, not just the candidate. If his wife and the rest of the Daniels clan were seriously opposed to it before he even got out of the gate, it would drain a lot of the fire out of his belly. (Or that of any potential nominee.)

The exit question, just as it was with the last several high profile departures, is who does this benefit? Will Mitch be endorsing anyone else any time soon or just taking more of a Haley Barbour approach and “support the eventual nominee?” Since he was never officially in the race, which segment of the base is left looking for a home, if any? Honestly, I didn’t see that much buzz about him outside of would-be beltway kingmakers. Call me crazy, but I really don’t think an exit by Daniels shakes up the early stages of the race all that much.

Update (Ed): In the beginning of this cycle, I expected the GOP to nominate a hypercompetent successful executive as the logical contrast to Barack Obama’s inexperienced incompetence. So who has dropped out of the running early? Three multi-term governors: Mike Huckabee, Haley Barbour and Mitch Daniels. If the field doesn’t change after Monday when Tim Pawlenty officially enters the race, that will leave him as the hypercompetent executive choice against Mitt Romney’s money and established inside position.

Of course, the field could change. Sarah Palin could enter it, which seems more likely than not, and she already has an energized base. Rick Perry might take notice of the room in the field for multi-term successful governors and for Southern candidates. Daniels’ withdrawal makes a candidacy from both more attractive.

I’m not terribly surprised that Daniels came to this decision, though. He didn’t seem terribly enthusiastic about having his family history turned into campaign fodder, and I can’t say as I blame him.

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Lesson: The Importance of Decision Making

Introduction:
Decision making is an essential skill that everyone needs to learn. It involves choosing between two or more alternatives, considering the consequences of each choice, and making the best possible decision. In this lesson, we will explore the importance of decision making and how it can help us in various scenarios.

Section 1: Understanding Decision Making

Topic 1: Defining Decision Making
- Decision making is the process of choosing between two or more alternatives.
- It involves evaluating the pros and cons of each option and selecting the one that best meets our needs.
- Decision making is an integral part of our daily lives, from simple choices like what to eat for breakfast to complex decisions like which career path to pursue.

Topic 2: The Importance of Decision Making
- Decision making helps us make informed choices that align with our goals and values.
- It allows us to weigh the potential risks and benefits of each option, enabling us to make the best possible decision.
- Effective decision making can lead to better outcomes in various aspects of life, including personal relationships, education, and career.

Topic 3: Types of Decisions
- Decisions can be classified into two broad categories: strategic and operational.
- Strategic decisions are long-term and affect the overall direction of an organization or individual.
- Operational decisions are short-term and focus on day-to-day activities.

Questions and Answers:
1. What is decision making?
- Decision making is the process of choosing between two or more alternatives, considering the consequences of each choice, and making the best possible decision.

2. Why is decision making important?
- Decision making helps us make informed choices that align with our goals and values. It allows us to weigh the potential risks and benefits of each option, enabling us to make the best possible decision. Effective decision making can lead to better outcomes in various aspects of life, including personal relationships, education, and career.

3. How does decision making relate to strategic and operational decisions?
- Decisions can be classified into two broad categories: strategic and operational. Strategic decisions are long-term and affect the overall direction of an organization or individual. Operational decisions are short-term and focus on day-to-day activities.

Section 2: Practical Examples of Decision Making

Topic 1: Personal Decision Making
- Choosing a career path
- Deciding whether to pursue higher education
- Navigating relationships and personal conflicts

Topic 2: Business Decision Making
- Developing a marketing strategy
- Determining pricing strategies
- Evaluating potential investments

Topic 3: Political Decision Making
- Crafting legislation
- Negotiating treaties
- Managing public opinion

Questions and Answers:
1. Can you give an example of personal decision making?
- Yes, an example of personal decision making could be choosing between two job offers or deciding whether to move to a new city for a better career opportunity.

2. How does decision making play a role in business?
- Decision making is crucial in business, as it helps companies make informed choices about product development, marketing, and investments. For example, a company may need to decide whether to invest in new technology or expand into new markets.

3. Can you provide an example of political decision making?
- Yes, an example of political decision making could be a president's decision to declare war or negotiate a peace treaty with a foreign nation.

Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions

Topic 1: Weighing the Pros and Cons
- List the potential benefits and drawbacks of each decision.
- Consider the long-term implications of each choice.
- Evaluate the potential risks and rewards associated with each option.

Topic 2: Seeking Advice from Others
- Consult with trusted friends, family members, or mentors.
- Consider seeking professional advice from experts in the relevant field.
- Weigh the opinions of others against your own values and goals.

Questions and Answers:
1. What is self-debating?
- Self-debating is the process of actively considering the pros and cons of each decision, weighing the potential risks and benefits, and aligning the decision with your values and goals.

2. Why is seeking advice from others important?
- Seeking advice from others can provide valuable insights and perspectives that you may not have considered. It can also help you validate your own thoughts and make more informed decisions.

3. How can I improve my decision making skills?
- To improve your decision making skills, practice active listening, gather relevant information, consider multiple perspectives, and reflect on past experiences to identify patterns and trends.

Conclusion:
Decision making is an essential skill that can help us make informed choices that align with our goals and values. By understanding the importance of decision making, exploring practical examples, and engaging in self-debating discussions, we can improve our decision making skills and apply them to various scenarios in our lives.


text: 2011 Nissan Altima HybridChange Make/Model. - MSRP. - $26,800. -. - 33 City - 33 Hwy. Be the first to rate this vehicle. Popular Tools. 2011 Nissan Altima Hybrid Summary. The 2011 Nissan Altima Hybrid is a 4-door, 5-seat Sedan, available in 1 , the Base. Upon introduction, the $26,800 Base is equipped with a standard 2.5L, 4-cylinder, engine that achieves 33-mpg in the city and 33-mpg on the highway. an Automatic transmission is standard. The $26,800 Base is equipped with a standard 2.5L, 4-cylinder, engine that achieves 33-mpg in the city and 33-mpg on the highway. an Automatic transmission is standard.. People who viewed the Nissan Alt.

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Title: Understanding the Concept of Hybrid Cars

Introduction:
In recent years, hybrid cars have become increasingly popular due to their ability to save fuel and reduce emissions. In this lesson, we will explore the concept of hybrid cars, their benefits, and how they work.

Section 1: What are Hybrid Cars?
A hybrid car is a vehicle that combines two or more different power sources to move the car. The most common type of hybrid car is one that uses both gasoline and electricity to power the engine. This combination allows the car to be more efficient and produce fewer emissions than a traditional gasoline-powered car.

Section 2: Benefits of Hybrid Cars
There are several benefits to owning a hybrid car. Some of these benefits include:

- Fuel Efficiency: Hybrid cars are designed to use less gasoline than traditional cars, which means you'll save money on fuel costs over time.
- Reduced Emissions: Hybrid cars produce fewer emissions than traditional cars, which means they're better for the environment.
- Lower Maintenance Costs: Hybrid cars require less maintenance than traditional cars because they have fewer moving parts.

Section 3: How Hybrid Cars Work
Hybrid cars work by using a combination of gasoline and electricity to power the engine. When the car is first started, it uses electricity stored in the battery to power the engine. Once the car is moving, the gasoline engine takes over, but the electric motor continues to provide power to the wheels. This combination allows the car to be more efficient and produce fewer emissions than a traditional gasoline-powered car.

Section 4: Practical Examples
Let's consider a real-world scenario where a hybrid car could be useful. Suppose you're driving on the highway and need to accelerate quickly to pass another car. In this situation, the electric motor in the hybrid car would kick in and provide an extra boost of power, allowing you to pass the other car quickly and safely.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, hybrid cars are a great option for anyone looking to save money on fuel costs, reduce emissions, and lower maintenance costs. By understanding how hybrid cars work and the benefits they offer, you can make an informed decision about whether a hybrid car is right for you.

Glossary:
- Hybrid Car: A vehicle that combines two or more different power sources to move the car.
- Gasoline: A fuel used in internal combustion engines.
- Electricity: A form of energy that is produced by moving electrons and is used to power electrical devices.
- Emissions: Gases released into the atmosphere as a result of burning fossil fuels.

Self-Debating Discussion:
Is it worth investing in a hybrid car if you don't drive long distances often?
Answer: It depends on your personal circumstances. If you're looking to save money on fuel costs and reduce emissions, then a hybrid car may be worth considering even if you don't drive long distances often. Additionally, hybrid cars require less maintenance than traditional cars, which could save you money in the long run.


text: General Information. The Learning and Memory area specializes in research and theory in instrumental/operant conditioning, Pavlovian conditioning, motivation, and animal perception and cognition. The area faculty primarily work with non- human animals, and their specific interests currently include topics such as categorization and acquired equivalence, numerosity discriminations, reward memories and outcome expectancies, serial learning, reward schedule effects, modulatory and other conditioning processes in feeding, and the neural substrates of learning and memory. Faculty in other areas (e.g., Cognitive and Clinical) have research interests complementing those of the Learning & Memory faculty, thus providing good opportunities for collaborative research and other interactions. Students primarily interested in the study of human memory, however, should apply through the Cognitive area.. .

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Lesson: Introduction to Learning and Memory

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
Learning is the process of acquiring new knowledge or skills, while memory refers to the ability to retain and recall information. Learning and memory are closely related concepts that play a crucial role in our daily lives. In this lesson, we will explore the basic principles of learning and memory, including their definitions, types, and processes.

## Section 2: Practical Examples
One of the most common forms of learning is classical conditioning, which was first studied by Ivan Pavlov. In classical conditioning, an organism learns to associate two stimuli, leading to a particular response. For example, a dog may learn to associate the sound of a bell with food, eventually salivating at the sound of the bell alone. Another form of learning is operant conditioning, where behavior is shaped through rewards and punishments. For instance, a child who receives a gold star for good behavior may be more likely to behave well in the future.

Memory can be divided into several types, including short-term memory, long-term memory, and sensory memory. Short-term memory allows us to hold a limited amount of information for a brief period, such as a phone number long enough to dial it. Long-term memory, on the other hand, can store vast amounts of information for much longer periods, such as the fact that the capital of France is Paris. Sensory memory is the immediate, automatic response to sensory stimuli, such as seeing a flash of light.

## Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions
One question that has been debated in the field of learning and memory is whether learning is permanent or transient. Some researchers argue that learning is permanent, while others suggest that it can be transient and subject to decay over time. Additionally, there is debate over whether learning and memory are separate processes or whether they are intertwined. Some researchers believe that they are distinct processes, while others argue that they are closely related and interact with one another.

## Conclusion
In conclusion, learning and memory are essential concepts that play a significant role in our lives. Understanding the basic principles of these concepts can help us better understand how we acquire and retain information. By exploring the different types and processes of learning and memory, we can gain a deeper understanding of how these processes work and apply these skills to new problems.


text: Sports. D.J. Harvey considers transfer from ND. Observer Sports Staff | Saturday, March 30, 2019. After a freshman season marred by injury and a sophomore campaign that ended with a losing record, sophomore guard D.J. Harvey is considering transferring from Notre Dame, according to ND Insider. Harvey, who entered the NCAA transfer portal Saturday, has not ruled out remaining with the Irish, but has opened himself up to the possibility

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Core Value: Transfer Portal

Lesson: Transfer Portal in Sports

Introduction:
In sports, the transfer portal is a platform where college athletes can declare their intent to transfer to another institution. This allows coaches and programs to recruit these athletes. In this lesson, we will explore the transfer portal in sports, its benefits, and how it works.

Section 1: Understanding the Transfer Portal

Topic 1: What is the Transfer Portal?
The transfer portal is a database that contains the names of college athletes who have entered their name into the portal and are interested in transferring to another institution. Coaches and programs can search for athletes in the portal and reach out to them for recruitment.

Topic 2: Benefits of the Transfer Portal
The transfer portal provides several benefits to both athletes and institutions. For athletes, it provides an opportunity to explore other institutions and find a better fit for their academic and athletic goals. For institutions, it provides an opportunity to recruit talented athletes who may have been overlooked in the recruiting process.

Section 2: How the Transfer Portal Works

Topic 1: Eligibility Requirements
To enter the transfer portal, an athlete must meet certain eligibility requirements. These requirements vary depending on the sport and the institution. Generally, athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their current institution and have a GPA of at least 2.0.

Topic 2: Process of Entering the Transfer Portal
To enter the transfer portal, an athlete must create a profile on the NCAA Eligibility Center website. Once the profile is created, the athlete can enter their information and declare their intent to transfer. This information is then sent to the NCAA Eligibility Center, which verifies the athlete's eligibility. Once verified, the athlete's information is added to the transfer portal.

Section 3: Examples of Transfer Portal in Sports

Topic 1: Basketball
In basketball, the transfer portal has become a popular way for athletes to transfer schools. For example, in 2019, D.J. Harvey, a guard for Notre Dame, entered the transfer portal after two seasons with the team. He eventually transferred to Louisiana State University.

Topic 2: Football
In football, the transfer portal has also seen an increase in usage. For example, in 2020, Justin Fields, a quarterback for Georgia, entered the transfer portal and eventually transferred to Ohio State University, where he led the team to the College Football Playoff Championship Game.

Conclusion:
The transfer portal has become an essential tool in college sports. It provides athletes with an opportunity to explore other institutions and find a better fit for their academic and athletic goals. It also provides institutions with an opportunity to recruit talented athletes who may have been overlooked in the recruiting process. By understanding the transfer portal and its benefits, athletes and institutions can make informed decisions about their future.

Glossary:
- Transfer Portal: A platform where college athletes can declare their intent to transfer to another institution.
- Eligibility Requirements: Criteria that athletes must meet to enter the transfer portal.
- NCAA Eligibility Center: An organization that verifies an athlete's eligibility to play college sports.


text: “There is a sculpture, ” she said, “that turns things upside down until the sky is the ground, and the ground is sky.”. and I thought, yes.. the sculpture is you.. you, sitting beside me, breathing. turning the ground around me into sky;. heart leaps and dives, one step and I’m floating, flying, falling.. turning the sky into ground, clamoring with life, flowers trees grasses twining toward us out of that. rich loam sky,. my spirit expands, reaching from sunrise to sunset, from trembling tip of flower petal to tree root,. and dives back again to tremble in the light of your eyes.. One thought on “Fall”. 💜💕💜💕💜💕💜

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Lesson: Understanding Poetry

## Introduction
Poetry is a form of literature that uses language and structure to convey emotions, ideas, and themes. It is often associated with beauty, creativity, and imagination. In this lesson, we will explore the basics of poetry, including its elements, techniques, and forms.

## Section 1: Elements of Poetry

### A. Line Breaks
Poetry is typically written in lines separated by line breaks. These breaks create pauses that can affect the meaning and tone of the poem. They can also indicate changes in speaker, mood, or subject matter.

### B. Imagery
Poetry often uses vivid and sensory language to create images in the reader's mind. This is called imagery. Imagery can be used to convey emotions, settings, characters, or events.

### C. Sound Devices
Poetry often uses sound devices such as rhyme, alliteration, and assonance to create musical effects and reinforce meaning. These devices can also help to create a specific mood or atmosphere.

### D. Form
Poetry can be structured in different ways, such as stanzas, couplets, quatrains, or sonnets. The form of a poem can affect its overall meaning and impact on the reader.

## Section 2: Techniques of Poetry

### A. Metaphor
A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things without using the words "like" or "as." It is used to create a connection between two ideas or objects, often to make a point or convey an emotion.

### B. Personification
Personification is a figure of speech in which a nonhuman object or idea is given human qualities or characteristics. This technique is often used to create a more vivid and relatable image for the reader.

### C. Symbolism
Symbolism is the use of an object or idea to represent a deeper meaning or concept. It can be used to convey complex ideas or emotions without directly stating them.

## Section 3: Types of Poetry

### A. Narrative Poetry
Narrative poetry tells a story or relates an event. It often follows a plot structure and includes characters, setting, and conflict. Examples of narrative poetry include epics and ballads.

### B. Lyric Poetry
Lyric poetry is a form of poetry that expresses the speaker's emotions and thoughts. It often has a first-person point of view and is written in free verse or with a specific rhyme scheme.

### C. Haiku
Haiku is a type of poetry originating from Japan that consists of three lines with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5. It often focuses on nature and the seasons.

## Conclusion
In conclusion, poetry is a powerful tool for conveying emotions, ideas, and themes. By understanding the elements, techniques, and forms of poetry, we can appreciate and analyze this art form more deeply.


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Polyacrylic acid-coated cerium oxide nanoparticles: An oxidase mimic applied for colorimetric assay to organophosphorus pesticides.
It is important and urgent to develop reliable and highly sensitive methods that can provide on-site and rapid detection of extensively used organophosphorus pesticides (OPs) for their neurotoxicity. In this study, we developed a novel colorimetric assay for the detection of OPs based on polyacrylic acid-coated cerium oxide nanoparticles (PAA-CeO2) as an oxidase mimic and OPs as inhibitors to suppress the activity of acetylcholinesterase (AChE). Firstly, highly dispersed PAA-CeO2 was prepared in aqueous solution, which could catalyze the oxidation of TMB to produce a color reaction from colorless to blue. And the enzyme of AChE was used to catalyze the substrate of acetylthiocholine (ATCh) to produce thiocholine (TCh). As a thiol-containing compound with reducibility, TCh can decrease the oxidation of TMB catalyzed by PAA-CeO2. Upon incubated with OPs, the enzymatic activity of AChE was inhibited to produce less TCh, resulting in more TMB catalytically oxidized by PAA-CeO2 to show an increasing blue color. The two representative OPs, dichlorvos and methyl-paraoxon, were tested using our proposed assay. The novel assay showed notable color change in a concentration-dependent manner, and as low as 8.62 ppb dichlorvos and 26.73 ppb methyl-paraoxon can be readily detected. Therefore, taking advantage of such oxidase-like activity of PAA-CeO2, our proposed colorimetric assay can potentially be a screening tool for the precise and rapid evaluation of the neurotoxicity of a wealth of OPs.

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Lesson 1: Introduction to Polyacrylic Acid-Coated Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles

### Section 1: What are Polyacrylic Acid-Coated Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles?

Polyacrylic acid-coated cerium oxide nanoparticles (PAA-CeO2) are a type of material that has been used in various applications, including as an oxidase mimic for colorimetric assays. An oxidase is an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of a substrate, and a colorimetric assay is a method that measures the absorbance or color of a sample to determine its concentration.

### Section 2: Why are Polyacrylic Acid-Coated Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles Used in Colorimetric Assays?

PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles are used in colorimetric assays because they can catalyze the oxidation of a substrate called tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) to produce a color reaction from colorless to blue. This color change can be measured using a spectrophotometer or other analytical equipment. The color intensity is proportional to the concentration of the target molecule, allowing for a quantitative analysis of the sample.

### Section 3: How do Polyacrylic Acid-Coated Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles Work in Colorimetric Assays?

In a colorimetric assay using PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles, the sample containing the target molecule (in this case, an organophosphorus pesticide) is mixed with the PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles and a substrate that reacts with the enzyme acetylcholinesterase (AChE). The PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles catalyze the oxidation of TMB to produce a color reaction from colorless to blue. The enzyme AChE is used to catalyze the substrate of acetylthiocholine (ATCh) to produce thiocholine (TCh). As a thiol-containing compound with reducibility, TCh can decrease the oxidation of TMB catalyzed by PAA-CeO2. Upon incubated with OPs, the activity of AChE is inhibited, and the oxidation of TMB is reduced. This results in a decrease in the color intensity of the reaction, which can be measured and used to determine the concentration of the target molecule (organophosphorus pesticide) in the sample.

### Section 4: Practical Examples and Real-World Scenarios

Practical examples of using PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles in colorimetric assays include detecting the presence of organophosphorus pesticides in food, water, and air samples. This method is highly sensitive and can provide rapid on-site detection, making it an essential tool for environmental monitoring and public safety.

### Conclusion

In summary, PAA-CeO2 nanoparticles are a versatile material that can be used as an oxidase mimic in colorimetric assays. They work by catalyzing the oxidation of a substrate to produce a color reaction that is proportional to the concentration of the target molecule. This method has practical applications in detecting organophosphorus pesticides in various environments, providing rapid on-site detection and monitoring.


text: The. This is why Mexico proposed to host the IAC2016 under the motto: “Making space accessible and affordable to all countries”. The AEM believes that bringing the IAC in 2016 to this region of the world will contribute positively and give an additional boost to the efforts of involved emerging nations into a new era of international collaboration to solve common problems using space science and technology.

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Lesson: The Importance of Space Science and Technology in Emerging Nations

Introduction:
Space science and technology are essential for the development and progress of any nation. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in space exploration and utilization, especially in emerging nations. This lesson will discuss the importance of space science and technology in these countries and how they can benefit from it.

Section 1: The Role of Space Science and Technology in Emerging Nations

Topic 1: Space Exploration
Space exploration is the study of outer space, including celestial bodies and other objects that exist beyond Earth's atmosphere. It is an essential aspect of space science and technology, which can help emerging nations in various ways.

Question: Why is space exploration important for emerging nations?
Answer: Space exploration can help emerging nations develop new technologies, improve their economy, and enhance their international reputation.

Topic 2: Space Technology Applications
Space technology applications refer to the use of space-based systems and services to support human activities on Earth. These applications include communication, weather forecasting, navigation, and disaster management, among others.

Question: How can space technology applications benefit emerging nations?
Answer: Space technology applications can help emerging nations improve their infrastructure, provide better services to their citizens, and enhance their national security.

Section 2: The Advantages of Hosting the IAC in Emerging Nations

Topic 1: Economic Benefits
Hosting the IAC in emerging nations can bring significant economic benefits, such as increased tourism, improved infrastructure, and job creation.

Question: How can hosting the IAC contribute to the economic development of emerging nations?
Answer: Hosting the IAC can help emerging nations showcase their capabilities and attract investments from other countries.

Topic 2: Scientific Advancements
Hosting the IAC in emerging nations can also lead to scientific advancements, as these countries can collaborate with other nations to solve common problems using space science and technology.

Question: How can scientific advancements contribute to the progress of emerging nations?
Answer: Scientific advancements can help emerging nations develop new technologies, improve their economy, and enhance their international reputation.

Section 3: Practical Examples of Space Science and Technology in Emerging Nations

Topic 1: Brazil
Brazil is an example of an emerging nation that has made significant contributions to space science and technology. The country has launched several satellites, including the Amazonia-1, which is designed to monitor deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.

Question: How has Brazil benefited from its space science and technology initiatives?
Answer: Brazil has used its space science and technology initiatives to improve its agricultural productivity, monitor deforestation, and enhance its national security.

Topic 2: India
India is another example of an emerging nation that has made significant contributions to space science and technology. The country has launched several satellites, including the Mars Orbiter Mission, which is designed to explore the Red Planet.

Question: How has India benefited from its space science and technology initiatives?
Answer: India has used its space science and technology initiatives to improve its communication infrastructure, provide better services to its citizens, and enhance its national pride.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, space science and technology are essential for the development and progress of emerging nations. Hosting the IAC in these countries can bring significant economic and scientific benefits, as well as showcase their capabilities and attract investments from other countries. Emerging nations can also benefit from space science and technology by developing new technologies, improving their economy, and enhancing their international reputation. By studying practical examples of space science and technology initiatives in Brazil and India, we can learn how these countries have used space science and technology to improve their lives and contribute to the progress of humanity.

Glossary:
- IAC: International Astronautical Congress
- AEM: Mexican Space Agency
- Emerging Nations: Countries that are in the process of industrializing and developing their economies, often characterized by low income levels and high levels of poverty.


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Create a forward lookup zone called cnn.com and create a host record for www that points to your internal IP address of this server or create a CNAME called ww which points at internal.corp.com. (inc. the last period).

Bit drastic mind .... some web blocking systems are alternatives to this, you can send to an internal webpage when the users it certain categories of pages, e.g. websense etc.

Let me explain. What I posted before was actually kind of an example of what I need to do. I realize now, it's not actually what I need to happen.

My Domain is corp.test.com
My Primary DNS Zone is corp.test.com.
I have a web server named internal (FQDN of internal.corp.test.com).
I would like my users to be about to type in internal.test.com (note the lack of "corp")

I tried to create another secondary zone called test.com. DNS says this zone already exists, yet I dont see it and I can't think of a way for users to be able to surf to this website without having to type in internal.corp.test.com. I want them to only have to put in internal.test.com.

Even if you have implemented a Mobile Device Management solution company wide, it is a good idea to make sure you are taking into account all of the major risks to your electronic protected health information (ePHI).

Viewers will learn how to connect to a wireless network using the network security key. They will also learn how to access the IP address and DNS server for connections that must be done manually.
After setting up a router, find the network security…

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Lesson: How to Create a Forward Lookup Zone and Host Record in DNS

Introduction:
DNS (Domain Name System) is a crucial component of the internet infrastructure that translates domain names into IP addresses. In this lesson, we will learn how to create a forward lookup zone and host record in DNS.

What is a Forward Lookup Zone?
A forward lookup zone is a database that contains information about the mappings between domain names and IP addresses. When a user enters a domain name in their browser, the DNS server searches the forward lookup zone for the corresponding IP address.

What is a Host Record?
A host record is a type of resource record in DNS that maps a domain name to an IP address. It is used to associate a domain name with a specific server or computer.

Step-by-step guide to create a forward lookup zone and host record in DNS:

1. Open your DNS management tool or console.
2. Navigate to the section where you can create a new forward lookup zone.
3. Enter the domain name you want to create a zone for (e.g., cnn.com).
4. Configure the zone settings, such as the time-to-live (TTL) and name servers.
5. Once the zone is created, navigate to the section where you can create a host record.
6. Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) you want to create a host record for (e.g., www).
7. Select the host record type (e.g., A record).
8. Enter the IP address of the server you want to associate with the FQDN (e.g., 192.168.1.100).
9. Save your changes.

Conclusion:
Creating a forward lookup zone and host record in DNS is essential for managing domain names and associating them with specific IP addresses. By following the step-by-step guide provided in this lesson, you can easily create a forward lookup zone and host record in DNS. Remember to practice this skill regularly to become more proficient in DNS management.

Glossary:
- Forward lookup zone: A database that contains information about the mappings between domain names and IP addresses.
- Host record: A type of resource record in DNS that maps a domain name to an IP address.
- Fully qualified domain name (FQDN): A domain name that includes all of its associated subdomains, such as www.example.com.


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Lesson: Understanding Digital Circuits and Logic Gates

Introduction:
Digital circuits are essential components in electronic devices that perform operations using binary numbers (0s and 1s). This lesson will teach you about digital circuits, logic gates, and how they work together to process information.

Section 1: Understanding Digital Circuits

Topic 1: Binary Numbers
Binary numbers are the foundation of digital circuits. They are represented by two digits: 0 and 1. These digits are called bits, and they represent two different states: off (0) and on (1).

Topic 2: Digital Circuit Components
There are two main components in digital circuits: logic gates and flip-flops. Logic gates perform operations on binary numbers, while flip-flops store binary numbers.

Section 2: Logic Gates

Topic 1: AND Gate
The AND gate performs a logical "and" operation on two binary numbers. It outputs a 1 only if both inputs are 1s. Otherwise, it outputs a 0.

Topic 2: OR Gate
The OR gate performs a logical "or" operation on two binary numbers. It outputs a 1 if at least one of the inputs is a 1. Otherwise, it outputs a 0.

Topic 3: NOT Gate
The NOT gate performs a logical "not" operation on a binary number. It inverts all the bits of the input number. For example, if the input is 0, the output is 1, and vice versa.

Section 3: Practical Examples

Topic 1: Using Logic Gates to Create a Simple Calculator
We can use logic gates to create a simple calculator that adds two binary numbers. We can use two AND gates and two OR gates to perform the addition operation.

Topic 2: Using Flip-Flops to Store Data
Flip-flops are used to store binary numbers. They can store a 0 or a 1 depending on the input signal. We can use flip-flops to store data in memory devices.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned about digital circuits, logic gates, and how they work together to process information. We covered binary numbers, digital circuit components, and practical examples of how logic gates can be used to create a simple calculator and store data. By understanding these concepts, we can apply them to other digital circuits and devices.

Glossary:
- Binary number: A number represented by two digits, 0 and 1.
- Bit: A digit in a binary number.
- Logic gate: A digital circuit component that performs operations on binary numbers.
- AND gate: A logic gate that performs a logical "and" operation on two binary numbers.
- OR gate: A logic gate that performs a logical "or" operation on two binary numbers.
- NOT gate: A logic gate that inverts all the bits of a binary number.
- Flip-flop: A digital circuit component that stores a binary number.


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Lesson: Introduction to Metal Garden Arches

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
A metal garden arch is an architectural structure that provides support for climbing plants or flowers. It can also serve as a decorative element in your garden. Metal garden arches come in various shapes and sizes, but they all share the same basic design.

### Section 2: Practical Examples
To understand how metal garden arches work, let's consider a simple example. Suppose you want to create an arch for your garden that will support climbing plants. You can start by selecting a suitable metal material, such as steel or aluminum, and then choose the appropriate size and shape of the arch. Next, you will need to install the arch in a stable location, ensuring that it is securely anchored to the ground. Finally, you can train your climbing plants to grow up the arch, using wires or ropes to guide them.

### Section 3: Real-World Scenarios
Let's consider a more complex scenario. Suppose you want to create a beautiful entrance to your garden that features a metal arch. You can choose a decorative metal arch that is designed to look like wrought iron and then paint it to match your garden's color scheme. You can install the arch over a pathway that leads to your garden, creating a dramatic entrance that will impress your visitors.

### Glossary
- Metal: A substance that is typically hard, opaque, shiny, and has good thermal and electrical conductivity.
- Garden: A piece of land used for growing flowers, vegetables, or fruit.
- Arch: A curved structure that spans an opening and supports the weight above it.
- Trellis: A frame or network of strips or wires on which plants can grow.
- Climbing plants: Plants that grow by climbing up other objects, such as trees or walls.

### Conclusion
Metal garden arches are a great way to add beauty and functionality to your garden. By understanding the theoretical concepts, practical examples, and real-world scenarios, you can choose the right metal garden arch for your needs and create a stunning garden feature.


text: Every week, I shine the spotlight on some of the best storytelling in the business and offer my comments. “3 Great Stories of the Week” will post every Monday at 8 AM.. Running for a cause? (11/12/15, KARE-TV): One of the hardest jobs in reporting for television? Making investigative stories look good.. TV stories are often built around moments, and with many pieces, one finds those moments naturally and visually. Investigative journalists must produce those moments informationally and confrontationally — a much tougher task in a visual medium.. In this piece, KARE 11’s A.J. Lagoe and Steve Eckert show how it’s done.. Uncovering deception and monetary misuse from a local non-profit, the duo layers this story with “Didja see that?” moments. Eckert edits nicely the sequence that shows the misuse of funds over several years, and Lagoe leaves the viewer with a jaw-dropper through his final revelation and confrontation with the man behind the non-profit.

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Lesson: How to Create Compelling Storytelling in Journalism

Introduction:
In this self-taught lesson, we will explore the art of creating compelling storytelling in journalism. We will cover three main sections: theoretical concepts, practical examples, and self-debating discussions. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of how to craft engaging stories that capture your audience's attention and leave a lasting impact.

Theoretical Concepts:

1. The importance of moments: In journalism, moments are crucial in building a captivating story. They add tension, drama, and emotion to the narrative, making it more engaging and memorable.

2. The power of investigation: Investigative journalism is a critical component of compelling storytelling. It involves digging deep into a subject matter, uncovering hidden truths, and holding power accountable.

3. The role of visuals: In today's multimedia world, visuals play a significant role in storytelling. They help convey messages, emotions, and ideas that words alone cannot express.

Practical Examples:

1. Building suspense: Use moments to build suspense throughout your story. For example, you can start with a small detail that leads to a climax, creating anticipation and curiosity in your audience.

2. Using data visualization: Data visualization is a powerful tool for storytelling. You can use charts, graphs, and other visual representations to illustrate complex data and make it easier for your audience to understand.

3. Showcasing emotion: Emotions are essential in storytelling. Use moments to evoke emotions such as anger, sadness, or joy. This will help your audience connect with the story on a deeper level.

Self-Debating Discussions:

1. How do you balance the need for sensationalism with the responsibility to report accurately and fairly?
2. What role does objectivity play in storytelling? How can you maintain objectivity while still creating an engaging narrative?
3. How do you ensure that your storytelling is accessible to a wide range of audiences?

Glossary:

Moment: A specific point in time that adds tension, drama, or emotion to a story.
Investigative Journalism: A form of journalism that involves digging deep into a subject matter to uncover hidden truths and hold power accountable.
Visuals: Images, videos, and other forms of media that help convey messages, emotions, and ideas that words alone cannot express.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, creating compelling storytelling in journalism requires a combination of theoretical concepts, practical examples, and self-debating discussions. By mastering these elements, you can create stories that captivate your audience and leave a lasting impact. Remember to focus on moments, use visuals effectively, and incorporate investigation to uncover hidden truths. With these skills, you can become a master storyteller in the world of journalism.


text: Hot Drinks in Taiwan. Developments in hot drinks in Taiwan closely followed, and continued to be driven by, consumer foodservice trends. Demand for coffee boomed within the foodservice channel. Manufacturers capitalised on this trend, which along with rising foodservice prices, stimulated retail sales. A more sophisticated coffee drinking culture continued to develop and consumers sought better quality. There was also willingness to explore different coffee types based on trends and coffee origins.. Euromonitor International's Hot: Coffee, Other Hot Drinks, Tea.. Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.. Why buy this report?. Learn how to effectively navigate the market research process to help guide your organization on the journey to success.Download eBook

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Lesson: Understanding Consumer Foodservice Trends in Taiwan

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about consumer foodservice trends in Taiwan and how they have influenced the development of hot drinks in the country. We will explore the demand for coffee, the impact of rising foodservice prices, and the emergence of a more sophisticated coffee drinking culture. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to understand the importance of consumer trends in the foodservice industry and how they can shape the market for hot drinks.

Section 1: Consumer Foodservice Trends in Taiwan

Topic 1: Demand for Coffee
The demand for coffee in Taiwan has been driven by consumer foodservice trends. People are increasingly seeking out coffee as a part of their daily routine, and this has led to a boom in the popularity of coffee shops and cafes.

Topic 2: Rising Foodservice Prices
The rise in foodservice prices has also had an impact on the demand for hot drinks. As people are spending more money on dining out, they are looking for ways to save money on other aspects of their lives. This has led to an increase in the sales of retail hot drinks as people look for ways to make coffee and tea at home.

Topic 3: A More Sophisticated Coffee Drinking Culture
As coffee has become more popular in Taiwan, people have become more discerning about the quality of their coffee. They are seeking out different types of coffee based on trends and coffee origins, leading to a more sophisticated coffee drinking culture.

Section 2: Impact on Manufacturers

Topic 1: Capitalizing on Consumer Trends
Manufacturers of hot drinks have been quick to capitalize on the growing demand for coffee. They have developed new products that cater to the trend towards higher quality coffee, such as single-serve coffee makers and specialty coffee beans.

Topic 2: Retail Sales
The rise in foodservice prices has also led to an increase in retail sales as people look for ways to save money on their coffee habits. Manufacturers have responded by developing affordable yet high-quality retail products that appeal to consumers.

Section 3: Conclusion

In conclusion, understanding consumer foodservice trends is crucial for businesses in the hot drinks industry. By keeping up-to-date with the latest trends, manufacturers can develop products that meet the changing needs of consumers. Additionally, businesses can use this information to predict future trends and stay ahead of the competition.

Glossary:
- Foodservice: The service of food to customers, typically in a restaurant or café
- Trends: A general direction or pattern of development or change
- Coffee Origins: The geographic origin of coffee beans

Self-Debate Discussion:

Do you think that the rise in foodservice prices has had a positive or negative impact on the hot drinks industry? Explain your answer.

Conclusion:

In this lesson, we learned about the importance of understanding consumer foodservice trends in the hot drinks industry. We explored how the demand for coffee, rising foodservice prices, and a more sophisticated coffee drinking culture have influenced the development of hot drinks in Taiwan. By applying these concepts to our own lives, we can make informed decisions about our coffee consumption and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the industry.


text: Watching BMX Racing. My wife Anne and I recently went to Orton Malborne on the edge of Peterborough.. This was to cheer on our nephew Jamie Copson, who was competing in regional BMX races.. Jamie, who is the son of Anne`s brother Jeff, is in the Top Ten in the country in his age group. He has a great future ahead of him.. Posted by colin on Monday 28th October, 2013 at 9:42am

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Lesson: How to Watch BMX Racing

Introduction:
BMX racing is an exciting sport that combines speed, agility, and skill. In this lesson, we will learn about the basics of BMX racing, including the rules, equipment, and strategies involved in watching a race.

Section 1: Understanding BMX Racing

**Topic 1: What is BMX Racing?**
BMX stands for "Bicycle Motocross." It is a cycle sport that involves racing on off-road tracks with jumps, bumps, and banked corners. The goal of the race is to complete a set number of laps around the track in the shortest amount of time possible.

**Topic 2: Equipment Used in BMX Racing**
To participate in BMX racing, riders need a specialized bike designed for the sport. The bike has a single gear, no brakes, and 20-inch wheels. Riders also wear protective gear, such as helmets, knee pads, and elbow pads.

**Topic 3: Rules of BMX Racing**
There are several rules that riders must follow during a BMX race. For example, riders cannot block other riders or intentionally cause them to crash. Additionally, riders must stay on the designated course and not veer off into the grass or other obstacles.

Section 2: Strategies for Watching BMX Racing

**Topic 1: Knowing the Track**
Before watching a BMX race, it's essential to understand the layout of the track. Look for features like jumps, berms (banked turns), and drops. These elements can affect the rider's speed and strategy.

**Topic 2: Watching the Start**
The start of a BMX race is crucial, as it sets the tone for the entire race. Look for riders who get a good start and avoid those who struggle to get going.

**Topic 3: Identifying Good Laps**
In BMX racing, riders complete multiple laps around the track. Look for riders who consistently complete good laps and avoid making mistakes. These riders are more likely to win the race.

Section 3: Applying Skills to New Problems

**Topic 1: Analyzing Strengths and Weaknesses**
After watching a BMX race, think about the strengths and weaknesses of the riders. Which riders excelled at certain aspects of the race, such as jumping or cornering? Use this analysis to predict which riders may do well in future races.

**Topic 2: Comparing Different Racers**
Compare different racers to see how they approach the track and the race. Some riders may be more aggressive, while others may be more conservative. Consider which approach is more effective in different situations.

**Topic 3: Applying Lessons to Real Life**
Think about how the strategies used in BMX racing can apply to other areas of life. For example, the importance of a good start can be applied to job interviews or presentations. Similarly, analyzing strengths and weaknesses can be used in evaluating personal skills and areas for improvement.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, watching BMX racing can be an exciting and educational experience. By understanding the equipment, rules, and strategies involved in the sport, we can develop a deeper appreciation for the athletes and their abilities. Additionally, by applying these lessons to real-life situations, we can improve our critical thinking and problem-solving skills.


text: Santa Fe Depot Museum News. Representatives from several local organizations are combining efforts and energy to gather, preserve and make Pottawatomie County family histories accessible to researchers online. The group is actively recruiting people who are interested in joining their efforts and are open to suggestions for a name and logo, a logo that would indicate a unified effort.. AfriGeneas States Research Forum is maintained by Administrator. Powered by Tetra-WebBBS 6.22 / TetraBB PRO 0.30 © 2006-2012 tetrabb.com

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Lesson: Collaboration and Community Building

Introduction:
Collaboration and community building are essential skills that can help us achieve our goals more effectively. In this lesson, we will explore the benefits of working together and building a strong community. We will also learn about the steps involved in creating a successful collaboration and how to maintain a healthy community.

Section 1: Understanding Collaboration

Topic 1: The Benefits of Collaboration
- Collaboration involves working with others towards a common goal.
- Collaboration can lead to better ideas, increased productivity, and improved relationships.
- Collaboration allows us to share resources, knowledge, and skills.

Topic 2: The Steps to Creating a Successful Collaboration
- Identify your goals and objectives.
- Find partners who share your vision and values.
- Communicate clearly and often.
- Set expectations and boundaries.
- Celebrate successes and learn from failures.

Section 2: Building a Strong Community

Topic 1: The Importance of Community Building
- A strong community provides support, encouragement, and accountability.
- A strong community can help us achieve our goals more effectively.
- A strong community can provide a sense of belonging and purpose.

Topic 2: The Steps to Building a Strong Community
- Identify your target audience and their needs.
- Create a welcoming and inclusive environment.
- Provide opportunities for engagement and interaction.
- Encourage participation and leadership.
- Celebrate successes and acknowledge contributions.

Section 3: Maintaining a Healthy Community

Topic 1: The Importance of Maintaining a Healthy Community
- A healthy community is characterized by respect, trust, and mutual support.
- A healthy community can prevent conflicts and promote positive relationships.
- A healthy community can foster creativity and innovation.

Topic 2: The Steps to Maintaining a Healthy Community
- Establish clear guidelines and expectations.
- Encourage open communication and feedback.
- Address conflicts and issues promptly and transparently.
- Recognize and celebrate individual and collective achievements.
- Continuously evolve and adapt to changing needs and circumstances.

Conclusion:
Collaboration and community building are essential skills that can help us achieve our goals more effectively. By working together and building a strong community, we can create a supportive environment that fosters creativity, innovation, and success. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, we can create successful collaborations and healthy communities that can benefit us all.

Glossary:
- Collaboration: Working with others towards a common goal.
- Community: A group of people with shared interests or characteristics.
- Healthy Community: A community characterized by respect, trust, and mutual support.

[**Note: This lesson is just an example and can be adapted for different levels and contexts.**]


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1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a thin film type common mode filter, and more particularly, to a thin film type common mode filter in which a ferrite resin layer is formed in a spaced space between the horizontal section of the external electrode terminal and an internal electrode to decrease a parasitic capacitance component.
2. Description of the Related Art
Recently, electronic devices such as cellular phones, electric home appliances, personal computers (PCs), personal digital assistants (PDAs), liquid crystal displays (LCDs), navigations, or the like, have been digitized and accelerated. Since the electronic devices are susceptible to stimulus from the outside, a circuit is easily damaged or a signal is distorted in the case in which a small level of abnormal voltage and a high frequency noise are introduced from the outside into an internal circuit of the electronic device.
The abnormal voltage and the noise are resulted from a switching voltage generated in the circuit, a power supply noise included in a power supply voltage, unnecessary electromagnetic signal, and an electromagnetic noise, or the like, and a common mode filter (CMF) has been used as a means for preventing the abnormal voltage and the high frequency noise from being introduced to the circuit.
In general, in a differential signal transmission system, a passive component such as a diode, a varistor, or the like, has been separately used in order to suppress an electro static discharge (ESD) generated at input and output terminals together with the CMF for removing a common mode noise.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a common mode filter structure of the related art. Referring to FIG. 1, the general common mode filter includes a base substrate 1, a first insulating layer 2 formed on the base substrate 1, an internal electrode 3 formed on the first insulating layer 2, a second insulating layer 4 formed on the first insulating layer 2 so as to receive the internal electrode 3, an external electrode terminal 5 formed on the second insulating layer 4 so as to ground an exposed end of the internal electrode 3, and a ferrite resin layer 6 formed on the second insulating layer 4.
However, in the above-mentioned common mode filter of the related art, a parasitic capacitance is generated due to structural properties.
In particular, as shown in part “A” of FIG. 1, the parasitic capacitance is intensively generated at different electrified circuits, that is, above and below a vicinity at which the internal electrode 3 and the external electrode terminal 5 are mutually close to each other, in particular, in the vicinity of a boundary therebetween.
The parasitic capacitance is a main reason that a self resonant frequency (SRF) is damaged.

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Lesson: Understanding Technical Field and Description of the Related Art in a Patent Application

Introduction:
In order to understand a patent application, it is essential to comprehend the technical field and the description of the related art. This lesson will teach you how to read and analyze these two sections of a patent application.

Technical Field:
The technical field section of a patent application specifies the area of technology that the invention belongs to. It helps you understand the context of the invention and its relevance to existing technologies. To read this section, follow these steps:

1. Identify the keywords: Look for words such as "relates to," "pertains to," or "is directed to." These words indicate that the following text will describe the technical field of the invention.

2. Read the sentence: Pay attention to the specific area of technology that the invention belongs to. This could be a particular industry, a type of product, or a specific technology.

3. Look for additional information: Sometimes, the technical field section may include additional details about the invention's context. For example, it might mention other inventions or technologies that are similar or related to the one being described.

Description of the Related Art:
The description of the related art section of a patent application provides background information on the state of the art in the technical field of the invention. It helps you understand how the invention is different from existing technologies and why it is innovative. To read this section, follow these steps:

1. Identify the keywords: Look for words such as "prior art," "background art," or "state of the art." These words indicate that the following text will describe the existing technologies relevant to the invention.

2. Read the sentence: Pay attention to the specific technologies or inventions that are mentioned as being related to the invention.

3. Look for additional information: Sometimes, the description of the related art section may include additional details about the context of the invention. This could include information about the problems that the invention aims to solve or the limitations of existing technologies.

Conclusion:
Understanding the technical field and the description of the related art sections of a patent application is crucial for comprehending the context of the invention and its innovativeness. By following the steps outlined above, you can effectively read and analyze these sections.


text: We are very pleased to announce that Professors Kai Vetter and Lee Bernstein have been elected Fellows of the American Physical Society. Prof. Lee Bernstein was recognized “for work developing novel methods of determining neutron-nucleus cross sections via high-resolution γ-ray spectroscopy, the early development of surrogate ratio method, and the study of nuclear processes in high energy density plasmas at NIF.” Prof. Kai Vetter was recognized “for pioneering contributions to fundamental radiation detection techniques, particularly gamma-ray imaging, and important societal applications.” Congratulations, Lee and Kai!. SEP

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Lesson: How to Become a Fellow of the American Physical Society

### Section 1: Introduction

Becoming a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) is a prestigious honor that recognizes outstanding achievements in physics research and education. In this lesson, we will explore the process of becoming an APS Fellow and the qualities that are valued by the society.

### Section 2: What is the American Physical Society?

The American Physical Society (APS) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1899 to promote the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of physics. It has over 50,000 members worldwide, including physicists, students, and others interested in physics. The APS is also a leader in the physical sciences, publishing over 100 journals and organizing conferences and meetings.

### Section 3: Becoming an APS Fellow

Becoming an APS Fellow is a competitive process that recognizes members who have made significant contributions to the field of physics. Fellows are elected by their peers and are recognized for their outstanding research, education, and service to the physics community.

### Section 4: Qualities Valued by the APS

The APS values members who have demonstrated excellence in physics research, education, and service. Specifically, the society looks for individuals who have:

1. Made significant contributions to the advancement of physics through original research.
2. Made significant contributions to the teaching and training of future physicists.
3. Provided outstanding service to the physics community, such as through leadership positions in professional organizations or through public outreach efforts.

### Section 5: The Nomination Process

To become an APS Fellow, a nominee must be recommended by at least five current APS Fellows and then approved by the APS Council. The nomination process typically begins with a letter of nomination that highlights the nominee's contributions to physics research, education, and service. The nominee is then asked to provide additional information, such as a curriculum vitae and a statement about their contributions to physics. Finally, a panel of APS Fellows reviews the nomination materials and makes a recommendation to the APS Council.

### Section 6: Conclusion

Becoming an APS Fellow is a significant accomplishment that recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of physics. By understanding the qualities valued by the APS and following the nomination process, you can increase your chances of being elected as an APS Fellow. Whether you are interested in pursuing this honor or simply want to learn more about the APS and its role in the physics community, this lesson has provided an introduction to the process and the qualities that are valued by the society.


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Lesson Title: Introduction to Textbooks
Level: Primary through High School

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
Textbooks are educational resources that provide information on a particular subject. They are designed to help students learn and understand complex concepts by providing detailed explanations, examples, and exercises. Textbooks are typically written by experts in the field and undergo a rigorous review process to ensure accuracy and relevance.

## Section 2: Practical Examples and Real-World Scenarios
Textbooks are used in various subjects, including science, math, history, and literature. For example, a biology textbook may contain information on the human body's structure and function, while a math textbook may cover topics such as algebra and geometry. Textbooks can also be used to explore historical events or analyze literary works.

## Section 3: Critical Thinking and Discussion
Textbooks are essential tools for learning, but they should not be considered the only source of information. It is crucial to question the information provided in textbooks and seek additional sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. This will help students develop critical thinking skills and become better learners.

## Glossary
- Textbook: A book containing information on a particular subject, typically written by an expert in the field and reviewed by others.
- Subject: A specific area of study, such as math, science, or literature.
- Expert: Someone who has extensive knowledge and experience in a particular field.
- Review: To examine and evaluate something to ensure its accuracy and relevance.

Conclusion:
Textbooks are essential resources for learning, providing detailed explanations, examples, and exercises on a particular subject. However, students should not rely solely on textbooks and should seek additional sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. By questioning the information provided in textbooks and seeking additional sources, students will develop critical thinking skills and become better learners.


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Lesson: Understanding the Fixed Ratio Method in Taxation

**Introduction:**
In this lesson, we will learn about the fixed ratio method in taxation. This method is used to limit corporate tax relief for interest and amounts that are economically equivalent to interest. We will explore how this method works, its purpose, and its application in real-world scenarios.

**Section 1: Theoretical Concepts**
The fixed ratio method is a mechanism used by governments to limit the amount of interest expenses that can be deducted from a company's taxable income. This is done to prevent companies from avoiding taxes by taking on excessive debt.

**Section 2: Practical Examples**
Let's say a company has a tax-deductible interest expense of $10 million. Using the fixed ratio method, the company can only deduct a maximum of 30% of their profits from their taxable income. So, if their profit is $50 million, they can only deduct $15 million in interest expenses.

**Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions**
Why do you think governments implement measures like the fixed ratio method? What are some potential drawbacks of this method? How might it affect small businesses or startups that rely heavily on debt to grow their operations?

**Glossary:**
- **Tax-EBITDA:** Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
- **Interest:** The amount of money charged for borrowing funds.
- **Corporate Tax Relief:** A reduction in the taxes owed by a corporation.

**Conclusion:**
Understanding the fixed ratio method in taxation is crucial for anyone working in finance or accounting. By limiting corporate tax relief for interest and amounts economically equivalent to interest, governments aim to prevent tax avoidance. This method can impact small businesses and startups that rely heavily on debt to grow their operations. As we continue to learn about taxation, we will be better equipped to apply these skills to new problems and make informed decisions.


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Lesson: Abstract Algebra - Adjoints and Bipartite Projectors

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about adjoints and bipartite projectors in abstract algebra. We will start with the basic concepts and gradually move towards more advanced topics. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to understand and apply these concepts in various mathematical problems.

Section 1: Basic Concepts

Topic 1: Adjoints
An adjoint is a concept in mathematics that deals with the relationship between two objects. In abstract algebra, adjoints are used to describe the behavior of certain structures. We will start by defining what an adjoint is and then move on to the key properties of adjoints.

Definition: An adjoint of a linear map T: V -> W is a linear map T*: W -> V such that T * T* = I_V, where I_V is the identity map on V.

Key Properties:
1. If T is surjective, then T* is injective.
2. If T is continuous, then T* is also continuous.
3. If T is an isomorphism, then T* is its inverse.

Topic 2: Bipartite Projectors
A bipartite projector is a concept in abstract algebra that deals with the relationship between two sets. In this case, we will focus on the relationship between the set of matrices and the set of vectors. We will define what a bipartite projector is and then move on to the key properties of bipartite projectors.

Definition: A bipartite projector P: M_n(C) -> M_m(C) is a linear map that maps matrices from M_n(C) to M_m(C) such that P^2 = P.

Key Properties:
1. P is self-adjoint.
2. P commutes with its adjoint P*.
3. P is idempotent, i.e., P^2 = P.

Section 2: Strongly Compact Closed Categories

Topic 1: Strongly Compact Closed Categories
In this topic, we will discuss the concept of strongly compact closed categories. We will define what a strongly compact closed category is and then move on to the key properties of strongly compact closed categories.

Definition: A category C is said to be strongly compact closed if every small limit diagram of C has a unique limit.

Key Properties:
1. Every object in C has a terminal object.
2. Every object in C has a final object.
3. The category C is closed under all small limits.

Topic 2: Inner Products and Adjoints
In this topic, we will discuss the relationship between adjoints and inner products. We will define what an inner product is and then move on to the key properties of inner products.

Definition: An inner product on a vector space V is a symmetric, positive-definite bilinear form.

Key Properties:
1. The Riesz representation theorem states that every Hilbert space is isometrically isomorphic to a subset of L^2(R).
2. The Parseval's theorem states that the Fourier transform of a function f(x) is the square root of the integral of the square of its Fourier coefficients.

Section 3: Examples and Applications

Topic 1: Adjoints in Quantum Mechanics
In this topic, we will discuss the application of adjoints in quantum mechanics. We will define what quantum mechanics is and then move on to the key properties of adjoints in quantum mechanics.

Definition: Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes nature at the atomic and subatomic scale.

Key Properties:
1. The Schrödinger equation is a fundamental equation in quantum mechanics that describes the time evolution of a system.
2. The wavefunction is a central concept in quantum mechanics that describes the probability distribution of a particle in a given state.
3. The adjoint of a linear operator in quantum mechanics is the conjugate transpose of the operator.

Topic 2: Bipartite Projectors in Computer Science
In this topic, we will discuss the application of bipartite projectors in computer science. We will define what computer science is and then move on to the key properties of bipartite projectors in computer science.

Definition: Computer science is the study of algorithms and computation.

Key Properties:
1. The adjacency matrix is a bipartite projector in graph theory.
2. The Laplacian matrix is a bipartite projector in electrical networks.
3. The Fourier transform is a bipartite projector in signal processing.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we have learned about adjoints and bipartite projectors in abstract algebra. We have discussed their basic concepts, key properties, and applications in various fields. By understanding these concepts, we can apply them to solve complex mathematical problems.


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**Lesson:**
Introduction to Data Protection Law

**Section 1:** What is Data Protection Law?
Data protection law is a set of rules that govern how personal information about individuals is collected, used, and shared. It is designed to protect the privacy and dignity of individuals by giving them control over their personal information. This means that organizations must be transparent about how they use personal data and give individuals the right to access and control their own data.

**Section 2:** Why is Data Protection Law Important?
Data protection law is important because it helps to protect the rights of individuals to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect. It also ensures that personal information is used fairly and lawfully. This means that organizations must have a legal basis for collecting and using personal data, and individuals have the right to know what data is being held about them and how it is being used.

**Section 3:** How does Data Protection Law affect me?
Data protection law affects everyone who has personal information stored about them by organizations. This means that you have the right to access your own data and control how it is used. You can ask organizations to delete your data or stop using it, and you can object to the way it is being processed.

**Section 4:** How does Data Protection Law work in practice?
In practice, data protection law requires organizations to have clear policies and procedures for collecting, using, and sharing personal data. They must also ensure that they have appropriate security measures in place to protect the data from unauthorized access or theft.

**Section 5:** What are my rights under Data Protection Law?
Under data protection law, you have the following rights:
- The right to be informed: You have the right to know what data is being held about you and how it is being used.
- The right of access: You have the right to access your own data and request copies of it.
- The right to rectification: You have the right to correct any inaccurate or incomplete data that is held about you.
- The right to erasure: You have the right to have your data deleted in certain circumstances.
- The right to restrict processing: You have the right to restrict the way your data is processed in certain circumstances.
- The right to data portability: You have the right to obtain your data in a usable format and transfer it to another organization.

**Section 6:** Conclusion
Data protection law is an important tool for protecting the privacy and dignity of individuals. By understanding your rights and responsibilities under this law, you can take control of your personal data and ensure that it is used fairly and lawfully. By applying these principles in practice, we can create a safer and more secure online environment for everyone.


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Lesson: Understanding Technical Specifications of a Product

Introduction:
Technical specifications are essential when purchasing a product, especially when it comes to audio equipment like the Bose F1 Model 812 Flexible Array Loudspeaker. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and interpret technical specifications to make an informed decision about the product.

Section 1: Understanding Technical Specifications

Topic 1: Reading Technical Specifications
- Technical specifications are a set of details that describe a product's features and capabilities.
- They provide information about the product's size, weight, materials, and performance.
- Technical specifications can be found on the product's packaging, manual, or website.

Topic 2: Interpreting Technical Specifications
- Measurements are usually given in metric units (e.g., centimeters, milliliters).
- Performance specifications are usually given in decibels (dB) or watts.
- Technical jargon may be used, so it is essential to understand the meaning of each term.

Section 2: Analyzing Technical Specifications of the Bose F1 Model 812

Topic 1: FLEX Array
- The FLEX array is a Bose exclusive feature that allows you to configure the baffle into four unique shapes.
- This flexibility enables you to choose the best possible coverage pattern for your application.

Topic 2: Eight-Driver Mid/High Line Array
- The eight vertically mounted drivers, each mounted on a custom waveguide, help deliver wide, consistent coverage.
- This ensures that the sound is evenly distributed across the audience, providing clear and balanced audio.

Topic 3: 12-Inch LF Driver
- The high-performance woofer provides strong low-frequency output.
- This means that the speaker can produce deep bass tones without distortion or loss of clarity.

Topic 4: 2-Channel Integrated Mixer
- The integrated mixer has two inputs with independent level controls that accommodate XLR, 0.25-inch, and RCA connectors.
- This allows you to connect multiple sources, such as microphones and instruments, and adjust their volume levels separately.

Topic 5: Portable Design
- The Bose F1 Model 812 is designed for mobile applications, making it easy to transport and set up.
- This makes it ideal for live events, concerts, and other performances where you need to move the equipment frequently.

Section 3: Applying Technical Specifications to Real-World Scenarios

Topic 1: Choosing the Right Coverage Pattern
- When selecting the best possible coverage pattern for your application, consider the size of the room, the number of attendees, and the placement of the speakers.
- The FLEX array feature allows you to customize the coverage pattern to suit your needs.

Topic 2: Connecting Multiple Sources
- When connecting multiple sources, ensure that they are compatible with the integrated mixer.
- Use the independent level controls to adjust the volume levels of each source to avoid feedback and ensure clear audio.

Topic 3: Transporting and Setting Up the Speaker
- The portable design makes it easy to transport the Bose F1 Model 812 in a vehicle or on a flight.
- When setting up the speaker, ensure that it is placed on a stable surface and angled correctly to achieve the desired coverage pattern.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned how to read and interpret technical specifications to understand the features and capabilities of a product. We also applied this knowledge to real-world scenarios, such as choosing the right coverage pattern and connecting multiple sources. By understanding technical specifications, we can make informed decisions about which products best meet our needs.


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Lesson: The Importance of Spiritual Growth

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will explore the importance of spiritual growth and how it can impact our lives. We will cover the following sections:

I. What is Spiritual Growth?
II. Why is Spiritual Growth Important?
III. How to Achieve Spiritual Growth
IV. Conclusion
V. Glossary

I. What is Spiritual Growth?
Spiritual growth refers to the process of developing one's spirituality or connection to a higher power. This can take many forms, including prayer, meditation, reading religious texts, attending religious services, volunteering, and engaging in acts of kindness. Spiritual growth is a personal journey that is unique to each individual.

II. Why is Spiritual Growth Important?
Spiritual growth is important because it can lead to a greater sense of purpose, meaning, and fulfillment in life. It can also provide comfort during difficult times and help us develop a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Spiritual growth can also improve our relationships with others and help us become better members of our community.

III. How to Achieve Spiritual Growth
There are many ways to achieve spiritual growth, and what works for one person may not work for another. Some people find that attending religious services or engaging in religious practices helps them feel more connected to a higher power. Others may find that volunteering or engaging in acts of kindness helps them develop a greater sense of compassion and empathy. The key is to find what works for you and make it a regular part of your life.

IV. Conclusion
Spiritual growth is an important part of leading a fulfilling life. By taking time to develop our spirituality, we can gain a greater sense of purpose, meaning, and fulfillment. Whether you choose to attend religious services, engage in religious practices, volunteer, or engage in acts of kindness, the key is to find what works for you and make it a regular part of your life.

V. Glossary
- Spiritual growth: The process of developing one's spirituality or connection to a higher power.
- Spirituality: A person's beliefs and practices related to the sacred and the supernatural.
- Higher power: A being or force that is considered to have authority over a person or group.
- Religion: A set of beliefs, values, and practices based on the worship of a god or group of gods.

Glossary:
- Spiritual growth: The process of developing one's spirituality or connection to a higher power.
- Spirituality: A person's beliefs and practices related to the sacred and the supernatural.
- Higher power: A being or force that is considered to have authority over a person or group.
- Religion: A set of beliefs, values, and practices based on the worship of a god or group of gods.