text: Thyroid nodules are abnormal growths in the thyroid, a butterfly-shaped gland that wraps around the windpipe (trachea). Most thyroid nodules are harmless, although a small percentage are cancerous.. Signs and symptoms of a thyroid nodule include:. If the thyroid nodule is making too much thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism), symptoms may also include fatigue, unexplained weight loss, frequent bowel movements, a fast heartbeat, the inability to tolerate heat, irritability and anxiety, and muscle weakness.. Nodules that are not cancerous (benign) may be observed but not treated for a period of time. However, all or part of the thyroid gland may need to be surgically removed for cancerous (malignant) nodules, nodules in which cancer is suspected, and large benign nodules that cause:

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Lesson: Thyroid Nodules

## Introduction

In this lesson, we will learn about thyroid nodules - abnormal growths in the thyroid gland. We will cover the following topics:

1. What are thyroid nodules?
2. What causes thyroid nodules?
3. What are the symptoms of thyroid nodules?
4. How are thyroid nodules diagnosed?
5. What are the treatment options for thyroid nodules?
6. How can I prevent thyroid nodules?

## Section 1: What are thyroid nodules?

Thyroid nodules are abnormal growths in the thyroid gland. The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck, just below the Adam's apple. It produces hormones that regulate the body's metabolism, growth, and development.

## Section 2: What causes thyroid nodules?

The exact cause of thyroid nodules is unknown. However, certain factors may increase the risk of developing thyroid nodules, such as:

1. Age: Thyroid nodules are more common in adults over the age of 60.
2. Gender: Women are more likely to develop thyroid nodules than men.
3. Family history: Having a family member with thyroid nodules increases the risk.
4. Radiation exposure: Exposure to radiation, especially during childhood, increases the risk of developing thyroid nodules later in life.
5. Certain medical conditions: People with autoimmune diseases, such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis, are at a higher risk of developing thyroid nodules.

## Section 3: What are the symptoms of thyroid nodules?

Most thyroid nodules do not cause any symptoms. However, if the nodule is large enough, it may cause discomfort or pain. Some people may experience hoarseness or difficulty swallowing. In some cases, the nodule may produce excessive amounts of thyroid hormones, leading to hyperthyroidism. Symptoms of hyperthyroidism include:

1. Fatigue
2. Unexplained weight loss
3. Frequent bowel movements
4. Fast heartbeat
5. Inability to tolerate heat
6. Irritability and anxiety
7. Muscle weakness

## Section 4: How are thyroid nodules diagnosed?

If you suspect you have a thyroid nodule, consult your doctor. They will perform a physical examination and may order blood tests to check your thyroid hormone levels. If the nodule is large enough or causing symptoms, your doctor may recommend an ultrasound or a fine-needle aspiration biopsy to determine whether the nodule is cancerous or not.

## Section 5: What are the treatment options for thyroid nodules?

Treatment options for thyroid nodules depend on whether the nodule is cancerous or not.

1. Benign nodules: If the nodule is not cancerous, your doctor may recommend monitoring the nodule with regular follow-up appointments and ultrasounds. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to remove the nodule if it is causing discomfort or difficulty swallowing.

2. Cancerous nodules: If the nodule is cancerous, surgery to remove the affected part or all of the thyroid gland may be recommended. In some cases, radiation therapy or chemotherapy may be necessary.

## Section 6: How can I prevent thyroid nodules?

There is no known way to prevent thyroid nodules. However, you can reduce your risk of developing thyroid nodules by:

1. Getting regular check-ups: Regular visits to your doctor can help detect thyroid nodules early.
2. Avoiding radiation exposure: Limit your exposure to radiation, especially during childhood.
3. Eating a healthy diet: A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein can help support overall health.

## Conclusion

Thyroid nodules are abnormal growths in the thyroid gland. While most thyroid nodules are harmless, it is essential to consult your doctor if you suspect you have a thyroid nodule. Early detection and treatment can help prevent complications. By understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for thyroid nodules, you can better manage your health.


text: Graciela Trujillo-Hernandez (Grace) is a first-year graduate student in the Developmental area of the Psychology Department at the University of Rochester. Their research interests are focused on expanding the research currently being conducted in Mexico by looking at the cognitive development in children raised in Paganism. Grace is specifically interested in examining children’s causal reasoning and their conceptions of witchcraft as a causal mechanism. They hold a B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies from the University of California, Riverside.. Prefer pronouns: They/Them/Theirs

source: refinedweb

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Lesson Title: Research Interests in Cognitive Development

## Overview
In this lesson, we will learn about Grace's research interests in cognitive development, specifically focusing on children's causal reasoning and their conceptions of witchcraft as a causal mechanism. We will explore the importance of understanding cultural beliefs and practices and how they impact children's cognitive development.

## Section 1: Introduction to Cognitive Development
Cognitive development refers to the process of how children acquire and develop intellectual skills such as problem-solving, reasoning, and decision-making. It involves several stages, including sensory-motor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational.

## Section 2: Cultural Beliefs and Practices
Culture plays an essential role in shaping children's cognitive development. It influences their beliefs, values, and behaviors, which in turn affects how they perceive and interpret the world around them. For example, children raised in Paganism may have different beliefs about witchcraft and its effects on their lives.

## Section 3: Causal Reasoning and Witchcraft
Grace's research focuses on examining children's causal reasoning and their conceptions of witchcraft as a causal mechanism. Causal reasoning is the ability to understand the relationship between events and actions, and how one event can cause another. Children's causal reasoning develops through different stages, including pre-logical, logical, and scientific reasoning.

## Section 4: Examples of Causal Reasoning
To illustrate causal reasoning, let's consider an example. Imagine a child who sees a broken glass on the floor. The child may ask, "Why did the glass break?" A pre-logical reasoner might respond, "Because someone dropped it." A logical reasoner might say, "The glass broke because it fell off the table." A scientific reasoner might explain, "The glass broke because it hit the floor and shattered."

## Section 5: Conclusion
Understanding children's cognitive development and how cultural beliefs and practices impact their reasoning abilities is crucial for educators, parents, and researchers. By examining children's causal reasoning and their conceptions of witchcraft as a causal mechanism, we can gain valuable insights into how cultural beliefs shape children's cognitive development. This knowledge can help us create more inclusive and culturally responsive educational environments that support all children's intellectual growth and development.

## Glossary
- Cognitive development: The process of how children acquire and develop intellectual skills such as problem-solving, reasoning, and decision-making.
- Cultural beliefs and practices: The customs, values, and traditions that shape a particular group's way of life.
- Causal reasoning: The ability to understand the relationship between events and actions, and how one event can cause another.
- Pre-logical reasoning: The earliest stage of causal reasoning, where children believe that actions cause events without understanding the underlying mechanisms.
- Logical reasoning: The next stage of causal reasoning, where children understand that actions cause events through specific mechanisms.
- Scientific reasoning: The most advanced stage of causal reasoning, where children understand that actions cause events through complex and interconnected mechanisms.

## Conclusion
By exploring Grace's research interests in cognitive development, we have learned about the importance of understanding cultural beliefs and practices and how they impact children's cognitive development. We have also examined the concept of causal reasoning and its role in children's reasoning abilities. This knowledge can help us create more inclusive and culturally responsive educational environments that support all children's intellectual growth and development.


text: A WINCHESTER youth project has said thanks for a generation donation given by a local solicitors firm.. Dutton Gregory, which is based on St Peter’s St, has donated to Street Reach to help the charity provide young people with special wristbands.. Jackie Porter, Chairman of the charity, said: “Street Reach works with young people in the Winchester, outdoors and at a youth club.. “We give out wristbands printed with our contact details so that the information is clear, and unlikely to be lost. But they are not cheap and so this donation is really welcome.. “Thanks to Dutton Gregory, even more young people in Winchester, especially in Weeke, Winnall, Stanmore, Micheldever and Alresford will know how to contact if they need Street Reach at any time.'”

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Lesson: How to Write a Press Release

Introduction:
A press release is a written statement distributed to the media to promote something or to share news. In this lesson, we will learn how to write an effective press release.

Section 1: Understanding the Purpose of a Press Release

Topic: What is the purpose of a press release?

Question: Why do organizations issue press releases?
Answer: Organizations issue press releases to share news about their company or organization, to promote their products or services, or to respond to negative publicity.

Definition: What is a press release?

Question: What is a press release?
Answer: A press release is a written statement distributed to the media to promote something or to share news.

Section 2: Writing an Effective Press Release

Topic: How to write an effective press release?

Question: What are the key elements of an effective press release?
Answer: An effective press release should include a compelling headline, a strong lead sentence, relevant quotes from key individuals, and a clear call-to-action. It should also be well-written, concise, and free of errors.

Definition: What is a headline?

Question: What is a headline?
Answer: A headline is the title of the press release, which should be catchy and attention-grabbing.

Definition: What is a lead sentence?

Question: What is a lead sentence?
Answer: A lead sentence is the first sentence of the press release, which should summarize the main message of the release and entice the reader to continue reading.

Definition: What are quotes?

Question: What are quotes?
Answer: Quotes are statements from key individuals, such as spokespersons or executives, that provide additional context or perspective on the news being announced.

Definition: What is a call-to-action?

Question: What is a call-to-action?
Answer: A call-to-action is a statement that encourages the reader to take a specific action, such as visiting a website or calling a phone number.

Section 3: Examples of Press Releases

Topic: Examples of Press Releases

Question: Can you provide some examples of press releases?
Answer: Sure, here are three examples:

1. Acme Corporation Announces New Product Launch
2. Local Nonprofit Receives $1 Million Donation
3. City Council Approves New Park Development Plan

Conclusion:

In this lesson, we learned about the purpose of a press release and how to write an effective one. We also looked at some examples of press releases. By following these guidelines, you can create a compelling press release that effectively communicates your message to your audience.


text: By the order of the Main Prosecutor, a special group was formed in the Main Prosecutor’s Office, which discusses complaints and applications related to prosecutors and investigators. On this stage, there are over 1500 complaints received by the Prosecutor’s Office against prosecutors and investigators. If there are the grounds stipulated by the law, the aforesaid special group will be given an authority to conduct investigation.. The work group has been composed of the newly appointed prosecutors and investigators of the Main Prosecutor’s Office and Tbilisi Prosecutor’s Office. The 12 member unit has already started inspection of the cases on the Prosecutor’s Office staff members.. The procedural supervision on conduction of investigation was given to the Division of Control over Prosecutorial Conduct and Procedural Guidance of Investigation in the General Inspection of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia.

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Lesson: How to Read and Understand Legal Documents

Introduction:
Legal documents are an essential part of our lives, whether we are involved in legal proceedings or not. However, they can be difficult to understand, especially if you don't have a legal background. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and understand legal documents by breaking them down into their main components and analyzing them step by step.

Section 1: Understanding Legal Language

Legal language is often complex and full of technical terms. To understand legal documents, you need to familiarize yourself with some common legal terms and phrases. Here are a few examples:

- Terminology: Lawyers use specific terminology to describe legal concepts. For example, "plaintiff" refers to the person bringing a lawsuit, while "defendant" refers to the person being sued.
- Abbreviations: Legal documents often use abbreviations to save space and time. For example, "etc." stands for "et cetera," which means "and so forth."
- Acronyms: Legal documents may also use acronyms, which are short forms of longer phrases. For example, "LLC" stands for "limited liability company."

Questions:
1. What is an example of legal terminology?
2. What does "etc." stand for in legal documents?
3. What does "LLC" stand for in legal documents?

Section 2: Analyzing Legal Documents

Once you understand the legal language used in a document, you can begin to analyze its contents. Here are some steps you can take to analyze a legal document:

1. Identify the parties involved: Determine who is named as the plaintiff and defendant in the case. This will help you understand the context of the document and its potential impact.
2. Read the summary of the case: If available, read the summary of the case to get an overview of the legal issues at hand. This can help you understand the broader context of the document.
3. Look for key provisions: Pay attention to any key provisions or clauses in the document that may have significant legal implications. These may include contract terms, statutes of limitations, or damages clauses.
4. Check for legal citations: Legal documents may contain references to cases or statutes that support the arguments made in the document. Check these citations to see if they are accurate and relevant to the issue at hand.

Questions:
1. What is the first step in analyzing a legal document?
2. What is the purpose of reading the summary of the case?
3. What are some examples of key provisions to look for in a legal document?

Section 3: Applying Legal Skills to New Problems

Now that you know how to read and understand legal documents, you can apply these skills to new problems. Here are some examples of how you might use these skills:

1. Reading court opinions: Court opinions are written by judges to explain their legal reasoning in a particular case. By reading these opinions, you can learn about how courts interpret the law and apply it to specific situations.
2. Reviewing contracts: Contracts are legally binding agreements between two or more parties. By reviewing contracts, you can ensure that they are fair and reasonable and that all parties understand their obligations.
3. Researching legal issues: If you encounter a legal issue, you can research it using legal resources such as case law, statutes, and legal treatises. By understanding the legal principles at play, you can make informed decisions and solve problems.

Questions:
1. What is an example of a legal skill that can be applied to new problems?
2. How can reading court opinions help in understanding legal principles?
3. What is the purpose of reviewing contracts?

Conclusion:
Understanding legal documents is an essential skill that can help you navigate the legal system and make informed decisions. By learning how to read and analyze legal documents, you can apply these skills to new problems and become a more effective problem solver.

Glossary:
- Terminology: Specific language used in a particular field or profession
- Abbreviation: Short form of a longer phrase (e.g., etc.)
- Acronym: Short form of a longer phrase that is pronounced as a word (e.g., LLC)
- Parties: The individuals or entities involved in a legal case
- Summary: A brief statement or description of the main points of a larger document or piece of information
- Provisions: Specific clauses or sections within a legal document that outline certain rights or responsibilities
- Citations: References to sources of information or legal precedents used to support arguments
- Opinions: Written statements by judges explaining their legal reasoning in a particular case.


text: All-natural vapor rub made especially for babies with pure ingredients that will help your little one breathe easier. The menthol in Eucalyptus helps open up the respiratory system and acts as an expectorant. Lavender is added to help sooth and calm. Avocado oil and Coconut oil are used as the base carrier oil to make this recipe gentle enough for baby's skin. For baby's 3 months and up. Free from harmful petroleum & mineral oils.

textbook:
Lesson: How to Make Your Own Natural Vapor Rub for Babies

## Section 1: Introduction

In this lesson, we will learn how to make a natural vapor rub for babies using all-natural ingredients. This recipe is safe for babies 3 months and older and is free from harmful petroleum and mineral oils. We will explore the benefits of each ingredient and how they work together to provide relief for your little one's cold or congestion.

## Section 2: Ingredients and Their Benefits

### Menthol
Menthol is derived from the eucalyptus tree and has been shown to help open up the respiratory system and act as an expectorant. This means that it can help loosen mucus and make it easier for your baby to cough it up.

### Lavender
Lavender is a calming and soothing herb that can help relax your baby and promote restful sleep. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help reduce inflammation in the airways and lungs.

### Avocado Oil
Avocado oil is a gentle carrier oil that is safe for use on your baby's skin. It is rich in vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin E, which can help moisturize and nourish the skin.

### Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is another gentle carrier oil that is safe for use on your baby's skin. It has antibacterial properties, which can help protect against infection. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help reduce inflammation in the airways and lungs.

## Section 3: How to Make Your Own Natural Vapor Rub for Babies

### Ingredients:
- 2 tablespoons of avocado oil
- 2 tablespoons of coconut oil
- 5 drops of eucalyptus oil
- 5 drops of lavender oil

### Directions:
1. In a double boiler, melt the avocado oil and coconut oil together over low heat.
2. Once the oils are fully melted, remove from heat and add the eucalyptus oil and lavender oil.
3. Stir the oils together until well combined.
4. Pour the mixture into a small container with a lid (such as a jar or tin) and let it cool completely.
5. Once cool, screw on the lid and store in a cool, dry place.

## Section 4: Conclusion

Making your own natural vapor rub for babies is easy and affordable. By using all-natural ingredients, you can rest assured that you are providing a safe and effective treatment for your little one's cold or congestion. Remember to always consult with a healthcare professional before using any new treatments, especially for babies.


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Q:

A question about the roots of irreducible polynomials.

Let f(x) be a polynomial of at least the second degree, all of whose coefficients are rational numbers and which is irreducible in the field of rational numbers. Let a+bi be any root of the polynomial f(x). If F is the smallest sub-field of the field of rational numbers that contains a+bi, does F always contain a-bi as well?

A:

Note: I will assume that the question is really about "the smallest extension of $\mathbf{Q}$ containing $a + bi$."
This is false. Consider any irreducible third-degree polynomial $f(x)$ over $\mathbf{Q}$ with one real root $\alpha$ and two complex roots $\beta$ and $\overline{\beta}$. (The irrationality of $\alpha$ is sufficient to assure that $f$ is irreducible.)
Let $K = \mathbf{Q}(\beta)$. If $K$ also contained $\overline{\beta}$, then $K$ would also have to contain the remaining root $\alpha$ (for example, since the roots add up to give the opposite of the $x^2$-coefficient divided by the leading coefficient). But then the polynomial $f(x)$ would split over $K$.
On the other hand, $K = \mathbf{Q}(\beta)$ is isomorphic to $L = \mathbf{Q}(\alpha)$. Yet $f$ can't split over $L$ because $L \subseteq \mathbf{R}$.
Thus $\overline{\beta} \not\in K$.

source: minipile

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Title: Roots of Irreducible Polynomials

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# Introduction

In this lesson, we will learn about the roots of irreducible polynomials. An irreducible polynomial is a polynomial that cannot be factored into smaller polynomials. We will explore the properties of these polynomials and their roots, and discuss when the smallest subfield containing a root of the polynomial also contains the other root.

# Irreducible Polynomials

An irreducible polynomial is a polynomial that cannot be factored into smaller polynomials. In other words, it has no proper factors. For example, the polynomial $x^2 + 1$ is irreducible because it has no factors other than itself.

Irreducible polynomials have important applications in mathematics and science. For example, they are used in cryptography to encrypt messages securely.

# Roots of Irreducible Polynomials

The roots of an irreducible polynomial are the values of x that make the polynomial equal to zero. For example, the roots of the polynomial $x^2 + 1$ are $x = -1$ and $x = 1$.

The number of roots of an irreducible polynomial is always finite. However, there may be more than one root. For example, the polynomial $x^3 + 1$ has three roots: $x = -1$, $x = 0$, and $x = 1$.

# Subfields and Roots

Now let's consider the smallest subfield containing a root of the polynomial. Suppose that $K$ is the smallest subfield of the field of rational numbers that contains a root $a + bi$ of the polynomial $f(x)$. We want to know if $F$ always contains $a - bi$ as well.

In general, the answer is no. Consider the irreducible third-degree polynomial $f(x)$ over $\mathbf{Q}$ with one real root $\alpha$ and two complex roots $\beta$ and $\overline{\beta}$. If $K$ also contained $\overline{\beta}$, then $K$ would also have to contain the remaining root $\alpha$ (for example, since the roots add up to give the opposite of the $x^2$-coefficient divided by the leading coefficient). But then the polynomial $f(x)$ would split over $K$. On the other hand, $K = \mathbf{Q}(\beta)$ is isomorphic to $L = \mathbf{Q}(\alpha)$. Yet $f$ can't split over $L$ because $L \subset K$.

So, in general, the smallest subfield containing a root of the polynomial does not always contain the other root.

# Conclusion

In this lesson, we learned about the roots of irreducible polynomials and when the smallest subfield containing a root of the polynomial also contains the other root. We explored the properties of these polynomials and their roots, and discussed the relationship between subfields and roots.


text: , adrenalin-pumping sections of class four rapids, as seen in sections like Pascua on the Reventazon river. Thrill-seekers can enjoy big volume runs through class three rapids while those looking for something calm and leisurely, there are beautiful, easy trips suitable for the whole family. You can devote a few hours to the activity or a few days. The multi-day trips are an incredible way to experience Costa Rica as they pass through untouched natural scenery, spending your nights in various wilderness camps and lodges.. Costa Rica has a good safety record with white water rafting and there are a number of reputable companies offering white water activities in the country. One of the most established whitewater rafting companies is Rios Tropicales, who offer a large variety of trips on the Pacuare, Reventazon and Sarapiqui rivers among others. The Rio Toro River is another popular white water challenge in Costa Rica but its class three to four rapids are not for the faint of heart.

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Lesson: Introduction to White Water Rafting
## I. What is White Water Rafting?
White water rafting is an adventurous outdoor sport that involves navigating a raft or kayak through rapids and rough water. It is a thrilling and exciting way to explore rivers, experience nature, and challenge oneself physically.
## II. Why do people enjoy White Water Rafting?
People enjoy white water rafting for many reasons. It is a great way to get exercise, fresh air, and sunshine while also experiencing the excitement of navigating through rapids. It is also a fun way to spend time with friends or family, as many rafting companies offer group trips that cater to all skill levels. Additionally, rafting allows individuals to explore remote areas of nature that may be difficult to access otherwise.
## III. How do you prepare for White Water Rafting?
Before going white water rafting, it is essential to prepare both physically and mentally. This includes wearing appropriate clothing and gear, such as a helmet and life jacket, and knowing basic paddling techniques. It is also important to listen to the guide's instructions and follow safety rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
## IV. Types of White Water Rafting Trips
There are different types of white water rafting trips available in Costa Rica. These include:
1. Multi-day trips: These trips involve spending several days on the river, camping overnight in tents or lodges. They offer a more immersive experience of nature and allow for more extended exploration of remote areas.
2. Half-day or full-day trips: These trips are shorter and typically involve fewer hours on the river. They are ideal for those who want to try rafting without committing to a multi-day trip.
## V. Safety Precautions
Safety is a top priority when white water rafting. It is essential to follow the guide's instructions, wear appropriate gear, and use proper paddling techniques. Additionally, rafting companies in Costa Rica are required to have certified guides and safety equipment, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
## VI. Glossary
- Raft: A large, inflatable boat used for white water rafting.
- Kayak: A smaller, narrow boat that can be used for white water rafting.
- Rapids: Areas of fast-moving water that require skillful navigation.
- Class: A system used to rate the difficulty of rapids, ranging from one to six, with six being the most challenging.
## VII. Conclusion
White water rafting is an exciting and adventurous sport that offers a unique way to explore nature and challenge oneself physically. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rafter, Costa Rica offers a variety of trips to suit your skill level and interests. By following safety precautions and preparing appropriately, you can have a fun and memorable experience on the water.


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Q:

XHR local files from a local file

I have a local (file:///) HTML page that tries to AJAX resources from its local directory.  For years now Chrome has blanket forbidden all XHRs to file:/// URIs regardless of origin, which is annoying, but at least there's Firefox. But recent Fx versions have started replicating this behaviour.  This seems like a good time to solve the problem once and for all. So:
How do I mark an entire local directory (and preferably its subdirectories) as being a single origin for the purposes of XHR and CORS?
It would be nice if:

It Just Worked on recent desktop Chrome and Firefox versions
The constituent files were separate files for easy editing and not bundled up in some archive format

This sounds like just the kind of problem that MHTML or MAFF or webarchive would help with, except that they're not universally available, or are deprecated, or both.  Plus having the constituent files easily editable is important for my particular use case.
"Solutions" I'd rather avoid:

Command line flags or browser options (I don't want to have to use Chrome's --allow-file-access-from-file or Fx's suggested privacy.file_unique_origin pref)
Running a local web server just to serve up static files on a single machine
Embedding my data in javascript code or massive data: URIs
Making an Electr*n app

What's best practice here?

A:

How do I mark an entire local directory (and preferably its subdirectories) as being a single origin for the purposes of XHR and CORS?

You can't. You'll have to use one of the solutions you'd rather avoid.

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A:

You can use a service worker to mark an entire local directory as being a single origin for the purposes of XHR and CORS. Here's how you can do it:
1. Create a service worker for your website that handles all requests to your local directory. You can use a framework like Workbox or sw-precache to generate a service worker for you.
2. In your service worker, use the `fetch` event to handle all requests to your local directory. This event fires when a request is made to your website for a resource that is not already cached.
3. In the `fetch` event handler, use the `url` parameter to get the URL of the requested resource. If the URL starts with `file:///`, then respond to the request with a cached version of the resource.
4. To cache the resource, use the `Cache` API. You can create a cache by calling `caches.open(cacheName)` and then add the resource to the cache by calling `cache.add(resourceURL, response)`.
5. When a user makes a request to your website for a resource in your local directory, the service worker will respond with a cached version of the resource.
6. To enable CORS, use the `fetch` API with the `credentials` option set to `'include'`. This will allow cross-origin requests to your website to access your local directory resources.
7. To test your service worker, use the `offline.json` file to simulate offline conditions. This file tells the service worker which resources to cache and which ones to fetch online.
8. Finally, to make sure that your service worker is working correctly, use the `fetch` API to make requests to your local directory. If the service worker is working correctly, you should see a cached version of the resource.
By following these steps, you can mark an entire local directory as being a single origin for the purposes of XHR and CORS.


text: New Text New Theatre Workshops will take place during 2015-2016. Directing, Advanced- Playwriting and Acting have been added to the workshops that mainly focused on Playwriting in the previous years. All workshops will be provided with common classes which means writer, actor and director candidates will have a chance to create in the same environment. Elective courses and walk-in classes have also been added to this year’s programme.. As a tradition, playwrights, directors and academicians from abroad will be invited to the programme thanks to Galata Perform’s connections with culture centres and other nations.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Playwriting

**Objective:** To introduce students to the basics of playwriting and provide them with the tools they need to create their own plays.

**Grade Level:** Primary - High School

**Duration:** 1 week

**Introduction:** Playwriting is the art of writing scripts for stage productions. A playwright writes dialogue and stage directions that actors perform on stage. In this lesson, we will explore the basic elements of playwriting, including character development, plot structure, and dialogue.

**Section 1: Character Development**

- **Theoretical Concept:** A play typically has several characters who interact with each other to advance the story.
- **Practical Example:** Let's say we are writing a play about a family reunion. We might have characters like the older sister who is always responsible, the younger brother who is always in trouble, and the parents who are trying to keep the peace.
- **Definitions of Purpose:** Characters should have distinct personalities, motivations, and goals that drive the plot forward.

**Section 2: Plot Structure**

- **Theoretical Concept:** A play typically follows a three-act structure, with each act having its own purpose and conflict.
- **Practical Example:** In our family reunion play, the first act could introduce the characters and set the tone, the second act could involve a major conflict between the siblings, and the third act could show the family reconciling their differences.
- **Definitions of Purpose:** The plot structure provides a framework for the story to unfold logically and keeps the audience engaged.

**Section 3: Dialogue**

- **Theoretical Concept:** Dialogue is the spoken words of the characters and is an essential part of playwriting.
- **Practical Example:** In our family reunion play, the dialogue might sound something like this:
  "Older Sister: I can't believe you're still acting like that.
  Younger Brother: What else am I supposed to do?
  Father: Why don't you two just get along?
  Mother: Let's just enjoy each other's company."
- **Definitions of Purpose:** Dialogue should reveal character traits, advance the plot, and create tension or humor.

**Conclusion:** By understanding the basics of playwriting, students can create their own plays that engage audiences and tell compelling stories. Throughout this lesson, we have explored character development, plot structure, and dialogue as essential elements of playwriting. By applying these concepts, students can develop their own unique voice as playwrights.

**Glossary:**
- Playwriting: The art of writing scripts for stage productions.
- Script: A written work that is intended to be performed on stage.
- Dialogue: The spoken words of the characters in a play.
- Act: A division of a play, usually separated by a pause in the action.
- Conflict: A struggle between two or more characters that drives the plot forward.
- Reconcile: To become friends again after a disagreement.


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“Longer-term investors should stay invested and not let this worry them. This is an opportunity to buy at lower prices,” Ms. Warne said.

Many investors are now growing nervous that central banks will raise interest rates in a bid to keep inflation at bay. If policymakers move too quickly, their efforts could temper the global growth.

Anthony Clemente, the chief executive of Canaras Capital, which specializes in high-yield loans and has $1.3 billion under management, said some of the market movement appeared to be an effort by portfolio managers to protect themselves from volatility in stocks rather than a broader fear of market turmoil.

“It’s really out of equities and inflows into the debt markets,” he said. “There’s an expectations that yields — fixed income and debt instrument — are the place where you will want to be at some point.”

Whatever the cause, there is now little doubt that markets are jittery.

After being lulled into a sense of complacency by years of steadily rising stocks, even small worries can snowball into a bad day for stocks. The losses can then feed on themselves in a financial industry dominated by computerized trading systems, with the weakness in the United States spreading around the world.

“Asia is going to be the tail that gets wagged by the U.S. dog,” Timothy Moe, chief Asia Pacific strategist at Goldman Sachs, said on Friday.

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Lesson: Investment Strategies and Portfolio Management

Introduction:
Investment strategies and portfolio management are essential skills for anyone looking to grow their wealth over time. In this lesson, we will explore the basics of investing, including how to create a diversified portfolio, how to manage risk, and what factors to consider when choosing investments. We will also look at some common mistakes that investors make and how to avoid them.

Section 1: Investment Basics

Topic 1: What is Investing?
Investing is the act of putting money into something with the expectation of earning a profit. This can include stocks, bonds, real estate, and other assets.

Topic 2: Why is Diversification Important?
Diversification is the process of spreading your investments across different types of assets to reduce risk. By investing in a variety of assets, you can minimize the impact of any one asset's poor performance on your overall portfolio.

Topic 3: What is Risk Management?
Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risks associated with investing. It involves understanding the potential risks and rewards of each investment and making informed decisions about how much risk to take on.

Section 2: Creating a Diversified Portfolio

Topic 1: Asset Allocation
Asset allocation is the process of dividing your investments among different asset classes such as stocks, bonds, and cash. This helps to balance risk and reward, with the goal of maximizing returns while minimizing volatility.

Topic 2: Choosing Investments
When choosing investments, there are several factors to consider, including the investment's expected return, its risk, and its correlation with other investments in your portfolio. You should also consider the investment's fees and expenses.

Section 3: Common Mistakes to Avoid

Topic 1: Chasing Returns
One common mistake that investors make is chasing returns, or investing in assets that have performed well recently, without considering the risks involved. Instead, focus on a long-term strategy that aligns with your goals and risk tolerance.

Topic 2: Ignoring Fees and Expenses
Fees and expenses can significantly impact your investment returns over time. Be sure to understand all the fees associated with an investment before making a decision.

Conclusion:
Investment strategies and portfolio management are essential skills for anyone looking to grow their wealth over time. By understanding the basics of investing, diversifying your portfolio, and avoiding common mistakes, you can increase your chances of success. Remember to always consider your goals, risk tolerance, and investment fees when making decisions about your investments.

Glossary:
- Asset Allocation: The process of dividing investments among different asset classes
- Diversification: Spreading investments across different types of assets to reduce risk
- Risk Management: Identifying, assessing, and controlling risks associated with investing
- Correlation: The degree to which two investments move in relation to each other
- Fees: Charges associated with investing, such as management fees or commissions.


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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta could be a willing partner for India to deepen relations

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, one of India’s most important African partners, is here in India. He has participated in the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit as a special guest and will hold discussions with leaders in Delhi beginning January 11. When a foreign leader reciprocates a visit by the Indian Prime Minister to his country with a trip within six months, it sends a clear signal that something significant is under way.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s African safari in July 2016 took him to South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania and Kenya. He received a warm welcome everywhere, but he built an instant rapport with the Kenyan president who is committed to development, counterterrorism and peace in East Africa. In an unusual gesture, in the joint communiqué issued after the visit, Mr. Modi congratulated Mr. Kenyatta for his initiatives and achievements under his “strong and forceful leadership”. Mr. Kenyatta, in turn, acknowledged the important role Mr. Modi was playing “both nationally and internationally”.

Also Read India, Kenya to deepen security ties

Kenya hungry for more

At the summit-level dialogue in Delhi, the two leaders may give momentum to deepening bilateral ties, with the focus most likely to be on strengthening economic cooperation. Bilateral trade, valued at $4.23 billion in 2014-15, has the potential for rapid growth if Indian companies are willing to be active in a competitive market. Kenya, the earliest home to Indian investments, is hungry for more. Diverse sectors in Kenya, such as energy, pharmaceuticals, textiles, agriculture and financial services, will welcome greater involvement of India Inc. Some major Indian corporates, including the Tatas, Reliance, Essar, Kirloskars and Dr. Reddy’s, are flourishing in Kenya. The government must approve additional Lines of Credit in strategic areas to secure mutual interests. Education and health are other promising fields.

Strategic and economic interests coalesce as India tries to leverage the intense competition among Asian nations for Kenya’s affections. Mr. Kenyatta, following his ‘Look East’ policy, has developed close relations with China but he needs other partners too. He scored a major victory when he persuaded Japan to hold the sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development Summit in August 2016 in Nairobi. This was the first TICAD summit held in Africa. Japan and India are committed, especially after Mr. Modi’s visit to Tokyo, to enhance long-term collaboration in Africa. By participating jointly in key infrastructure development projects in Kenya and the surrounding region, Indian and Japanese companies can offer an innovative model.

Also Read India signs five agreements with Tanzania

Future of East African Community

The East African Community (EAC), comprising Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan, has emerged as one of the most successful of Africa’s Regional Economic Communities. Having established a customs union, it is building a single market and wants to set up a monetary union. While progress is slow, it remains set on its path to grow as a market of 168 million consumers and a combined GDP of $161 billion. Intra-EAC trade increased from $1.85 billion in 2005 to $5.63 billion in 2014, while the flow of foreign direct investment declined from $7.8 billion in 2006 to $3.8 billion in 2012. The bulk of foreign investment now comes from China. Andrew Othieno, an expert on EAC affairs, says that despite its complex challenges, “the EAC has fared admirably well”.

The Indian government and India Inc. need to devise a trade and industrial cooperation strategy to upgrade existing links with the EAC. But India has to tread with caution as the traditional rivalry between Kenya, the regional economic powerhouse, and Tanzania, the largest member-state, has been renewed. To Tanzania’s chagrin, President Kenyatta has established closer ties with Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi under the umbrella of “the coalition of the willing”. However, India enjoys friendly and cooperative relations with all EAC members and is in a position to enhance its engagement with the region. The presence of Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, has offered India an opportunity to discuss expansion of economic ties.

Africa in Trump era

As U.S. president-elect Donald Trump prepares to enter the White House, what will be Africa’s place in the international agenda? In the current debate on the likely impact of Mr. Trump’s entry on to the world’s stage, Europe and Asia are under the scanner, but there is hardly any mention of Africa. The apprehension is that Africa may be sidelined in the first two years of the new administration. This makes it imperative for India to take a keener interest in Africa if it is serious about playing a global role.

India’s Africa policy is broadly in line with Agenda 2063, promoted by the African Union. However, some recalibration in New Delhi’s approach may be needed because issues such as UN reform, counterterrorism, climate change and international solar alliance will inevitably take longer to show results. Meanwhile, India must concentrate on actions that strengthen its economic cooperation with select African countries.

Building on the path forged by its predecessor, the Modi government has already achieved much: holding the India-Africa Forum Summit in 2015 and an unprecedented political outreach to Africa through visits by the President, Vice-President and Prime Minister to a dozen countries in 2016. The time is ripe to implement the agreements that have been signed.

India’s Africa experts have been disappointed with the decision to put off the next summit with Africa to 2020 instead of 2018 as was expected. South Block should consider convening a ministerial review meeting in early 2018. Nairobi, with its excellent location and conference facilities, could be an ideal choice and Mr. Kenyatta a willing partner.

Rajiv Bhatia is Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House, and a former high commissioner to Kenya, South Africa and Lesotho.

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Lesson: How to Build Strong Partnerships with Foreign Leaders

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of building strong partnerships with foreign leaders and how it can benefit both countries. We will focus on the relationship between India and Kenya and how their leaders have worked together to strengthen their ties.

Section 1: The Importance of Building Strong Partnerships with Foreign Leaders

Topic 1: Why do countries build partnerships with other countries?
Countries build partnerships with other countries to promote mutual interests, share resources, and work towards common goals. Partnerships can also help countries improve their diplomatic relations, increase trade, and enhance security.

Topic 2: What are the benefits of building strong partnerships with foreign leaders?
Building strong partnerships with foreign leaders can lead to several benefits. It can help countries achieve their foreign policy objectives, such as promoting peace and stability, enhancing economic cooperation, and combating terrorism. Strong partnerships can also help countries access new markets, technology, and resources, which can spur economic growth and development.

Section 2: The Relationship Between India and Kenya

Topic 1: How did the relationship between India and Kenya begin?
The relationship between India and Kenya began in the early 1960s when India provided assistance to Kenya in its struggle for independence from British colonial rule. Since then, the two countries have maintained close ties based on shared values and common interests.

Topic 2: What are some examples of India and Kenya's partnerships?
India and Kenya have partnered in several areas, including trade, investment, education, and security. For example, India has provided aid to Kenya for infrastructure development, and Kenya has supported India's position on issues related to terrorism.

Section 3: Building Strong Partnerships with Foreign Leaders

Topic 1: What qualities make a good partner for foreign leaders?
A good partner for foreign leaders should be reliable, trustworthy, and committed to working towards common goals. They should also be open to communication and collaboration, and have a shared vision for the future.

Topic 2: How can countries build strong partnerships with foreign leaders?
Countries can build strong partnerships with foreign leaders by engaging in open communication, sharing information and resources, and working together towards common objectives. They can also participate in joint exercises, exchange visits, and collaborate on projects that benefit both countries.

Section 4: Conclusion

In conclusion, building strong partnerships with foreign leaders is essential for promoting mutual interests, enhancing diplomatic relations, and achieving common goals. India and Kenya's partnership serves as an excellent example of how two countries can work together to achieve their objectives. By following the principles outlined in this lesson, countries can build strong partnerships with foreign leaders and reap the benefits of such relationships.


text: Personalising The In-Store Retail Experience [Infographic]. Retail TouchPoints have created created an infographic on how to personalise a shopper’s in-store experience:. Every type of shopper prefers a more personal shopping experience. In fact, almost half (46%) of shoppers said they will buy more from a retailer that personalizes the shopping experience. Most U.S. retailers (75%) believe that developing a more engaging in-store customer experience will be critical to their business in the next five years. This infographic, courtesy of Medallion Retail, highlights the importance of personalization and tips for retailers to offer a one-to-one retail experiences.

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Lesson: Personalizing The In-Store Retail Experience
Introduction:
In today's fast-paced world, consumers expect personalized experiences when they shop. They want retailers to understand their needs and preferences and provide them with a unique shopping experience. In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of personalizing the in-store retail experience and how retailers can achieve this.
Section 1: Importance of Personalizing the In-Store Retail Experience
Topic 1: Why is personalization important?
- Consumers are more likely to buy from retailers who offer personalized experiences.
- Personalization helps retailers stand out from competitors.
- Personalization builds customer loyalty and trust.
Topic 2: How can retailers personalize the in-store experience?
- Collect data on customers' preferences and buying habits.
- Use technology to provide personalized recommendations and offers.
- Offer customized products and services.
Section 2: Tips for Retailers to Personalize the In-Store Experience
Topic 1: Understand your customers
- Conduct surveys and gather feedback from customers to understand their needs and preferences.
- Use data analytics to track customers' buying habits and preferences.
Topic 2: Use technology to personalize the experience
- Implement a loyalty program to track customers' purchases and preferences.
- Use beacons and sensors to track customers' movements in-store and provide personalized recommendations.
Topic 3: Offer customized products and services
- Create product bundles and promotions tailored to specific customers.
- Provide personalized advice and recommendations based on customers' needs.
Section 3: Real-World Examples
Topic 1: Sephora
- Sephora uses technology to provide personalized recommendations and offers based on customers' purchase history.
- Sephora also offers a virtual makeover tool that allows customers to try on different makeup looks.
Topic 2: Amazon
- Amazon uses data analytics to track customers' buying habits and preferences.
- Amazon also offers a personalized homepage and recommendations based on customers' past purchases.
Conclusion:
Personalizing the in-store retail experience is crucial in today's competitive market. By collecting data on customers' preferences and using technology, retailers can provide a unique and engaging experience that builds customer loyalty and trust. By following the tips provided in this lesson, retailers can create a personalized experience that sets them apart from competitors.


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Sizing and mapping of the genome of Campylobacter coli strain UA417R using pulsed-field gel electrophoresis.
Agarose-immobilized chromosomal DNA from the nalidixic-acid-resistant Campylobacter coli strain UA417 and its streptomycin-resistant (StrR) derivative, UA417R, were digested with the restriction enzymes SalI (GTCGAC) and SmaI (CCCGGG). The sizes of the resulting fragments were determined using pulsed-field gel electrophoresis. The two genomes showed similar restriction patterns of seven and 13 fragments for the two respective enzymes and the total genome size was determined to be approx. 1.7 Mb. Analysis of partial digestion fragments, as well as Southern-blot hybridization, were used to construct a physical map of the C. coli UA417R genome. Natural transformation studies using DNA fragments extracted from UA417R, as well as the erythromycin-resistant (EryR) C. coli strain UA585, were used to locate the StrR and EryR resistance markers on the genomic map.

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Title: Genomic Mapping Using Pulsed-Field Gel Electrophoresis

Introduction:
Genomic mapping is the process of determining the physical location of genes on a chromosome. Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) is a technique used to separate DNA fragments based on their size. In this lesson, we will learn how PFGE is used to map the genome of Campylobacter coli strain UA417R.

Section 1: Theory
1.1 What is Pulsed-Field Gel Electrophoresis?
PFGE is an electrophoresis technique that separates DNA fragments based on their size. It uses a pulsed electric field to separate DNA molecules according to their charge-to-mass ratio.

1.2 How does PFGE work?
PFGE works by first cutting the DNA into smaller fragments using restriction enzymes. These fragments are then separated using a pulsed electric field. The DNA fragments are suspended in a gel matrix, and an electric field is applied. The DNA fragments move through the gel matrix towards the positive electrode. The size of the fragment determines how far it moves. Smaller fragments move faster than larger ones.

1.3 Why is PFGE useful for genomic mapping?
PFGE is useful for genomic mapping because it allows scientists to determine the size and arrangement of DNA fragments on a chromosome. This information can be used to create a physical map of the genome, which can help researchers locate specific genes or regulatory elements.

Section 2: Practice
2.1 Digesting DNA with Restriction Enzymes
To perform PFGE, DNA must first be digested with restriction enzymes. These enzymes cut the DNA at specific sequences, producing smaller fragments. The most common restriction enzymes are those that recognize the sequence GATC.

2.2 Running PFGE
Once the DNA has been digested, it is loaded onto a PFGE gel. An electric field is applied, causing the DNA fragments to migrate through the gel. The size of the fragment determines how far it moves. Smaller fragments move faster than larger ones.

2.3 Analyzing PFGE Results
After the PFGE run is complete, the DNA fragments can be visualized using a fluorescent dye. The resulting image shows the size and arrangement of DNA fragments on the chromosome. This information can be used to create a physical map of the genome.

Section 3: Applications
3.1 Locating Genes on the Chromosome
PFGE can be used to locate specific genes or regulatory elements on the chromosome. By analyzing the PFGE results, researchers can determine the size and arrangement of DNA fragments, which can help them identify the location of specific genes or regulatory elements.

3.2 Comparing Strains
PFGE can also be used to compare different strains of bacteria. By comparing the PFGE results of different strains, researchers can identify differences in the genome that may be responsible for differences in phenotype or antibiotic resistance.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned about the use of PFGE for genomic mapping. PFGE is a powerful tool that allows researchers to determine the size and arrangement of DNA fragments on a chromosome. This information can be used to create a physical map of the genome, which can help researchers locate specific genes or regulatory elements. By understanding the principles behind PFGE and applying it to real-world scenarios, we can gain valuable insights into the structure and function of microorganisms like Campylobacter coli.


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Antenatal testing, mobile outpatient monitoring service.
At Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona, a group of perinatal nurses examined the potential for improving care for antepartum, high-risk pregnant women on restricted activities in their homes. An antenatal testing, mobile outpatient monitoring service was developed and implemented within three months. The goal is to reduce frequent admissions to the hospital caused by the interruption of bed rest for weekly and biweekly outpatient evaluation and monitoring. The service has resulted in reduced hospital admissions and improved patient awareness of the need for and adherence to activity restrictions.

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Lesson: Introduction to Antenatal Testing and Mobile Outpatient Monitoring Service

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
In this lesson, we will learn about antenatal testing and mobile outpatient monitoring services. Antenatal testing refers to tests performed during pregnancy to determine if there are any complications or issues with the baby's health. Mobile outpatient monitoring services involve the use of technology to monitor a patient's health remotely, outside of a hospital setting.

## Section 2: Practical Examples
Let's consider an example of how antenatal testing and mobile outpatient monitoring services could be used. A pregnant woman who is at risk for preterm labor may be required to restrict her activity. However, she may not always be able to come into the hospital for regular monitoring. With a mobile outpatient monitoring service, sensors can be placed in her home to track her heart rate, blood pressure, and other vital signs. This information can be transmitted to a healthcare provider who can then monitor her remotely and provide guidance on whether she needs to come into the hospital for further evaluation.

## Section 3: Real-World Scenarios
Now let's consider a real-world scenario where antenatal testing and mobile outpatient monitoring services could be used. Imagine that a pregnant woman living in a rural area is at risk for preterm labor. She may not have easy access to a hospital or healthcare provider. With a mobile outpatient monitoring service, sensors can be placed in her home and she can be monitored remotely by a healthcare provider. This allows her to receive the care she needs without having to travel long distances to a hospital.

## Glossary
- Antenatal testing: Tests performed during pregnancy to determine if there are any complications or issues with the baby's health.
- Mobile outpatient monitoring service: The use of technology to monitor a patient's health remotely, outside of a hospital setting.
- Sensors: Devices that measure and record data, such as heart rate and blood pressure.

## Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about antenatal testing and mobile outpatient monitoring services. We also explored practical examples and real-world scenarios where these services could be used to improve patient care. By understanding the theoretical concepts and practical applications of these services, we can apply these skills to new problems and situations.


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According to prior art practice, ornaments, for example, glass crystals, are typically arranged in chandeliers and other ornamental fixtures using wire-like connectors or connectors produced as stampings from metal sheets or plate. Prior art connectors are typically threaded through perforations in adjacent ornaments to “string” the ornaments together. U.S. Pat. No. 3,629,571 of Schonbek discloses one such connector for arranging ornamental crystals for use in chandeliers, among other fixtures. Though conventional connectors and means for connecting ornaments are very effective when mounting ornaments, conventional connectors can have limitations when providing longer strings of ornaments or connecting larger ornaments, for example, for large chandeliers.
The limitations of conventional ornament connectors are particularly acute as the number and size of ornaments being connected increases, for example, as the size of a chandelier increases. Ever increasing customer demands for larger and more elaborate chandeliers tax the capability and desirability of conventional ornament connectors. For example, the capability and desirability of present ornament connector design is typically exceeded as the size of a chandelier exceeds 10 feet in diameter. For instance, as the diameter of the chandelier increases, the length of a “chain” or “run” of ornaments mounted on the chandelier increases and the tendency for the ornaments to twist or become misaligned increases. Large diameter chandeliers may have runs of ornaments of over 10 feet or more. Such long runs of ornaments are prone to unsightly twisting when conventional connecting methods and connectors are used. The realignment of such twisted chains is typically time consuming and, often, ineffective in providing the proper orientation of the ornaments desired.
Also, as the size of chandeliers increase, the size of the ornaments typically used also increases. This also taxes present ornament connector design. Specifically, as the size of a chandelier increases, the size of the ornaments mounted on the large chandelier must be increased to maintain the aesthetic qualities of the chandelier. For example, small ornaments simply are not aesthetically appealing when mounted on large chandeliers. Large chandeliers are typically mounted in large rooms and are typically viewed from larger distances than small chandeliers. As a result, to ensure that the aesthetics of individual ornaments or chains of ornaments are distinguishable on such large chandeliers, the ornaments themselves must typically be made larger. Typically, as the size of the ornaments increases, the weight of the ornament also increases. The increased weight of larger ornaments, for example, larger glass crystal ornaments, can exceed the load capacity of conventionally connected ornament chains.
The present invention overcomes these and other limitations in prior art ornament connectors, for example, especially for ornaments mounted on large chandeliers.

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Lesson: Introduction to Mathematics for Primary School Students

## Chapter 1: What is Mathematics?
Mathematics is a subject that deals with numbers, shapes, and patterns. It helps us understand the world around us and make sense of the data we collect. Mathematics is used in many fields, including science, engineering, and finance.

## Chapter 2: What is a Problem?
A problem is a question or statement that requires a solution or answer. In mathematics, problems can range from simple addition and subtraction to complex equations and formulas. Solving problems is an essential part of learning mathematics.

## Chapter 3: How do we Solve Problems?
To solve problems in mathematics, we need to follow a set of steps called the order of operations. These steps ensure that we perform the correct calculations in the correct order to get the correct answer. The order of operations is as follows:

1. Parentheses
2. Exponents
3. Multiplication and Division (from left to right)
4. Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)

Using the order of operations, we can solve problems like this:

5 + 2 × 3 = ?

Step 1: Solve the multiplication first: 2 × 3 = 6
Step 2: Add 5 to 6: 5 + 6 = 11

Answer: 11

## Chapter 4: What is a Formula?
A formula is a set of rules or instructions that tell us how to solve a problem. Formulas are used in many areas of mathematics, including algebra, geometry, and calculus. Some common formulas include:

Area = length × width
Volume = length × width × height

Formulas can also be expressed using letters and numbers, such as:

y = mx + b

In this formula, "y" represents the dependent variable, "x" represents the independent variable, "m" represents the slope of the line, and "b" represents the y-intercept.

## Chapter 5: What is a Proof?
A proof is a logical argument that shows that a statement is true. In mathematics, proofs are used to show that a theorem (a proven statement) is true. Proofs can be written in many different ways, but they always follow the same basic structure:

1. Statement of the theorem
2. Assumptions
3. Reasoning
4. Conclusion

For example, here is a proof for the Pythagorean theorem:

Statement: In a right-angled triangle, the square of the length of the hypotenuse (the side opposite the right angle) is equal to the sum of the squares of the lengths of the other two sides.

Proof: Let's call the length of the hypotenuse "c," and the lengths of the other two sides "a" and "b." We can square each side:

a² + b² = c²

Now, let's assume that the triangle is a right-angled triangle, which means that the angle opposite side "a" is a right angle. We can use the sine function to prove that:

sin(right angle) = opposite/hypotenuse = a/c

Since sin(right angle) = 1, we can substitute that into our equation:

1 = a/c

Now, we can multiply both sides by c to get:

c = a

Similarly, we can prove that:

b = c

So, in a right-angled triangle, the length of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the lengths of the other two sides:

a² + b² = c²

Conclusion: The Pythagorean theorem is true.

## Chapter 6: What is a Variable?
A variable is a letter or symbol that represents a quantity that can change. Variables are used in mathematics to represent unknown values or quantities. For example, in the formula for calculating area, "length" and "width" are variables.

## Chapter 7: What is a Constant?
A constant is a number or symbol that remains the same throughout a problem. Constants are used in mathematics to represent fixed values or quantities. Some common constants include:

π (pi) = 3.14...
e = 2.71...

## Chapter 8: What is a Function?
A function is a set of ordered pairs (x, y) where each x value corresponds to a single y value. Functions are used in mathematics to model real-world phenomena and relationships. Some common functions include:

f(x) = x²
g(x) = 2x + 3

In these functions, "x" represents the input value, and "y" represents the output value.

## Chapter 9: What is a Graph?
A graph is a visual representation of a set of data points or ordered pairs. Graphs are used in mathematics to help us understand patterns and relationships between variables. Some common types of graphs include:

Line graph
Bar graph
Pie chart

## Chapter 10: What is a Equation?
An equation is a statement that two expressions are equal. Equations are used in mathematics to represent relationships between variables. Some common equations include:

5x + 2 = 10
3y - 7 = 2

In these equations, "x" and "y" represent variables, and the equal sign (=) indicates that the two expressions on either side of the equal sign are equivalent.

## Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about the basics of mathematics, including what it is, how to solve problems, and some common concepts and tools used in mathematics. By understanding these basics, we can begin to apply mathematics to real-world scenarios and solve complex problems.


text: Jordanians rally against corruption and poverty. Jordanian activists rallied outside government offices Saturday as they tried to step up their campaign to force Prime Minister Samir Rifai to step down. labour. focussed its economic drive and budget money on developing rural areas.. But discontent has grown nonetheless as the economic downturn weakened the state's ability to create jobs in the public sector which has traditionally absorbed poor tribesmen in rural areas.

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Lesson: Understanding Poverty and Corruption

Introduction:
Poverty and corruption are two major issues that affect many countries around the world. In this lesson, we will explore what these terms mean and how they are related. We will also learn about the impact of poverty and corruption on society and the economy.

Section 1: Understanding Poverty

Definition: Poverty is a condition in which people lack the resources to meet their basic needs, such as food, shelter, and healthcare. It is a multifaceted issue that can result from a lack of income, lack of access to education and job opportunities, or a combination of these factors.

Question: How does poverty affect people's lives?
Answer: Poverty can have a profound impact on people's lives. It can limit access to education, healthcare, and other essential services, making it difficult for individuals to climb out of poverty. Poverty can also lead to social isolation, depression, and other mental health issues.

Section 2: Understanding Corruption

Definition: Corruption is the abuse of power or authority for personal gain. It can take many forms, including bribery, embezzlement, and nepotism. Corruption undermines the rule of law, erodes trust in institutions, and can lead to economic stagnation.

Question: How does corruption relate to poverty?
Answer: Corruption can exacerbate poverty by creating barriers to economic growth and opportunity. For example, corrupt officials may divert resources meant for poverty reduction programs into their own pockets. This can lead to a lack of trust in government institutions, making it difficult for people to access the help they need.

Section 3: The Impact of Poverty and Corruption on Society and the Economy

Impact on Society: Poverty and corruption can have a profound impact on society. Poverty can lead to social unrest, crime, and violence. Corruption can undermine the legitimacy of government institutions, leading to a breakdown of trust and cooperation.

Impact on the Economy: Poverty and corruption can also have a negative impact on the economy. Poverty can reduce consumer demand, leading to lower economic growth. Corruption can discourage investment, as businesses may not trust that their investments will be protected.

Conclusion:
Understanding poverty and corruption is important for anyone who wants to make a difference in the world. By learning about these issues, we can better understand their causes and effects, and work towards finding solutions that promote economic growth and social stability.

Glossary:
- Poverty: A condition in which people lack the resources to meet their basic needs.
- Corruption: The abuse of power or authority for personal gain.

Self-Debating Discussion:
How can we as individuals contribute to reducing poverty and corruption in our communities? What steps can we take to promote transparency and accountability in government institutions?


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Lesson: How to Read and Understand a Classified Advertisement

### Section 1: Introduction
Classified advertisements are short, simple, and concise notices that provide information about a product or service. They are commonly found in newspapers, magazines, and online platforms. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and understand a classified advertisement by analyzing the different components of a typical ad.

### Section 2: Understanding the Components of a Classified Advertisement
A classified advertisement typically consists of four main components: the headline, the body text, the contact information, and any additional details or specifications.

1. Headline: The headline is the title of the advertisement and should be catchy and attention-grabbing. It should clearly convey the purpose of the ad and entice the reader to continue reading.

2. Body Text: The body text provides more detailed information about the product or service being advertised. It should be brief, clear, and to the point, providing only the most essential information.

3. Contact Information: The contact information should be prominently displayed and easy to find. This includes the name of the person or company, their phone number, email address, and any other relevant contact information.

4. Additional Details/Specifications: Any additional details or specifications should be listed at the bottom of the ad. This may include pricing information, availability, warranties, or other important details.

### Section 3: Analyzing a Sample Classified Advertisement
Let's take a look at a sample classified advertisement for a used car:

Headline: "2010 Honda Civic - Low Miles, Excellent Condition!"

Body Text: "This 2010 Honda Civic is in excellent condition with only 35,000 miles on the clock. It comes fully loaded with power windows, air conditioning, and a CD player. Don't miss out on this great deal - call now to schedule a test drive!"

Contact Information: "For more information or to schedule a test drive, please contact John at 555-555-5555 or john@email.com."

Additional Details/Specifications: "Asking price: $8,000.00. Vehicle is located in downtown Seattle. Warranty included."

In this example, the headline uses a strong action verb ("is") to grab the reader's attention and emphasizes the low mileage and excellent condition of the car. The body text provides specific details about the car's features and condition, while the contact information provides the reader with a way to get in touch with the seller. Finally, the additional details/specifications section provides pricing information and the location of the vehicle.

### Section 4: Self-Debate Discussion
Now, let's engage in a self-debate discussion:

Question: How important is the headline in a classified advertisement?

Answer: The headline is very important because it is the first thing the reader sees and should clearly convey the purpose of the ad. A good headline can entice the reader to continue reading and potentially make a purchase.

Question: What should be included in the body text of a classified advertisement?

Answer: The body text should provide only the most essential information about the product or service being advertised. It should be brief, clear, and to the point, providing details such as features, condition, and any additional specifications.

Question: Why is contact information important in a classified advertisement?

Answer: Contact information is important because it allows the reader to get in touch with the seller or provider to ask questions, schedule a test drive, or make an appointment. Without contact information, the reader may not be able to take the next step towards purchasing the product or service.

### Glossary
- Classified Advertisement: A short, simple notice that provides information about a product or service.
- Headline: The title of the advertisement, designed to grab the reader's attention and clearly convey the purpose of the ad.
- Body Text: The main body of the advertisement, providing more detailed information about the product or service being advertised.
- Contact Information: The name, phone number, email address, or other contact information for the person or company selling or providing the product or service.
- Additional Details/Specifications: Any additional information or specifications about the product or service being advertised, such as pricing, availability, or warranties.


text: How to mine Eth Pow – Mining EthW using HiveOS. #Eth #Pow #Mining #EthW #HiveOS. “Sıradan Biri”. How to mine Eth Pow? Mining EthW?. The answer is in this video.. We are showing how to mine ethereum pow (Proof of work) which is also called ethw.. You can learn how to set your flight sheet on hiveos to mine ethw.. Enjoy your time while watching ethw mining.. #EthPow #EthW #Mining. source. 3 Comments. can i do it with Innosilicon A11. Robot sesi kullanacagina kendin seslendirsene ?. What’s in your opinion the best coins to mine on 6900xts 5500xts and rx 580s

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Lesson: How to Mine Ethereum Pow (Proof of Work) Using HiveOS

## Introduction
In this lesson, we will learn how to mine Ethereum Pow (Proof of Work) using HiveOS. Ethereum Pow is a type of cryptocurrency that uses a mining process to validate transactions and create new blocks. This process requires powerful computer hardware and specialized software, such as HiveOS, to run the mining operations efficiently.

## Section 1: Understanding Ethereum Pow Mining

### Topic 1: What is Ethereum Pow Mining?
Ethereum Pow mining is the process of validating transactions and creating new blocks on the Ethereum network. Miners use powerful computer hardware and specialized software to solve complex mathematical problems, which are known as Proof of Work (PoW) problems. Once a miner solves the problem, they add the verified transaction to the blockchain and receive a reward in the form of Ethereum tokens.

### Topic 2: Why is Ethereum Pow Mining Important?
Ethereum Pow mining is essential because it helps maintain the integrity of the Ethereum network. By validating transactions and creating new blocks, miners ensure that the network remains secure and transparent. Additionally, mining provides an economic incentive for people to participate in the network, as they can earn rewards for their work.

### Topic 3: How does Ethereum Pow Mining Work?
Ethereum Pow mining works by using a process called mining difficulty. Mining difficulty refers to the complexity of the mathematical problems that miners must solve to validate transactions and create new blocks. As more miners join the network, the difficulty of the problems increases, making it harder for individual miners to solve them. However, mining pools allow multiple miners to combine their computing power and increase their chances of solving problems and earning rewards.

## Section 2: Setting up HiveOS for Ethereum Pow Mining

### Topic 1: Installing HiveOS
To install HiveOS, you will need to download the latest version from the official website and create a bootable USB drive using a utility like Rufus. Once you have created the bootable USB drive, you can insert it into your computer and restart the system. During the boot process, you will need to enter the BIOS settings and change the boot order to prioritize the USB drive over the hard drive.

### Topic 2: Configuring HiveOS
After installing HiveOS, you will need to configure the software to start mining Ethereum Pow. To do this, you will need to access the HiveOS configuration menu and select the appropriate mining pool, worker name, and password. You will also need to specify the number of threads to use for mining and set the maximum fan speed to ensure that your hardware operates at optimal temperatures.

### Topic 3: Testing Your Mining Setup
Once you have configured HiveOS, you can test your mining setup by running a few test algorithms. This will help you determine whether your hardware and software are working correctly and whether you need to make any adjustments to optimize your performance.

## Section 3: Mining Ethereum Pow with HiveOS

### Topic 1: Monitoring Your Mining Performance
To monitor your mining performance, you can use a tool like NiceHash or Ethermine to track your hashrate, average mining speed, and other relevant metrics. These tools will help you identify any issues that may be affecting your mining efficiency and provide suggestions for optimizing your setup.

### Topic 2: Troubleshooting Common Issues
If you encounter any issues while mining Ethereum Pow using HiveOS, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem. First, you should check your hardware and software for compatibility issues, as these may prevent your mining rig from operating correctly. Additionally, you should ensure that your mining pool settings are correct and that you have sufficient funds in your mining pool account to cover any fees or commissions.

### Topic 3: Optimizing Your Mining Setup
To optimize your mining setup, you should continuously monitor your hardware and software performance and make adjustments as needed. This may include updating your drivers, adjusting your fan speed, or replacing faulty hardware components. Additionally, you should consider joining a mining pool to increase your chances of solving problems and earning rewards.

## Conclusion
In this lesson, we have covered the basics of Ethereum Pow mining and how to set up and use HiveOS to mine this cryptocurrency. By understanding the principles behind Ethereum Pow mining and following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can set up a successful mining operation and earn rewards for your work.


text: Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series. This series highlights farmers and their craft in the field of horticulture and agriculture. The idea behind the series is to help promote and showcase farmers who are doing innovative best practices in the field of agriculture and horticulture. I work with Nepali farmers and turn their work into laminated (front and back) education tutorials. These tutorials showcase the farmers’ work and at the same time teach other farmers. My role as a Peace Corps Volunteer and educator is to be a positive enabler for those around me. I want people who are doing innovative things to have a voice and to feel that their work is appreciated. This series gives me the opportunity to help showcase and promote my farmers’ work and help introduce their success stories to others.

textbook:
**Lesson Title: Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series**

### Introduction
In this lesson, we will learn about the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series, which highlights farmers and their craft in the field of horticulture and agriculture. We will also explore the importance of sharing innovative best practices in these fields and how these practices can be used to improve farming techniques.

### Section 1: Understanding the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series

**Theory:**
The Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series is a program that showcases farmers who are doing innovative best practices in the field of agriculture and horticulture. The goal of the series is to promote and share these best practices with other farmers, so they can improve their own farming techniques.

**Practice:**
To understand the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series, let's look at an example. Suppose there is a farmer named Ram who has developed a new technique for growing tomatoes. This technique involves using a special type of soil that helps the tomatoes grow faster and produce more fruit. Ram has been using this technique for several years and has had great success with it.

As part of the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series, Ram's technique is showcased in a laminated education tutorial. This tutorial includes information about Ram's technique, as well as step-by-step instructions on how to implement it. The tutorial is designed to be easily understood by other farmers, so they can use Ram's technique to improve their own farming practices.

**Questions and Answers:**
1. What is the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series?
2. Why is it important to share innovative best practices in agriculture and horticulture?
3. How does the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series work?
4. What is an example of a farmer who has been featured in the series?
5. How can other farmers benefit from the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series?

### Section 2: Sharing Innovative Best Practices in Agriculture and Horticulture

**Theory:**
Sharing innovative best practices in agriculture and horticulture is important because it allows farmers to learn from each other and improve their farming techniques. By sharing these practices, farmers can increase their yields, reduce their costs, and improve the quality of their products.

**Practice:**
Let's go back to our example of Ram, the tomato farmer. By sharing his technique with other farmers, Ram is helping to improve the overall quality of tomatoes grown in his region. Other farmers can use Ram's technique to grow healthier, more productive tomatoes, which can then be sold at a higher price. This benefits both the farmers and the consumers, as they are able to purchase higher quality produce.

**Questions and Answers:**
6. Why is sharing innovative best practices important in agriculture and horticulture?
7. How can farmers benefit from sharing their techniques with others?
8. What are some examples of innovative best practices in agriculture and horticulture?
9. How can farmers learn about these practices?
10. What are some challenges associated with sharing innovative best practices?

### Section 3: Applying Innovative Best Practices to Improve Farming Techniques

**Theory:**
By applying innovative best practices to their farming techniques, farmers can improve the quality and quantity of their crops, reduce their costs, and increase their profits. These practices can involve new technologies, improved farming methods, or simply better ways of managing resources.

**Practice:**
Let's say that after learning about Ram's technique for growing tomatoes, another farmer named Krishna decides to try it out on his own farm. Krishna follows the instructions in the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series tutorial and is able to successfully implement Ram's technique. As a result, Krishna's tomatoes grow faster and produce more fruit than ever before.

Krishna is now able to sell his tomatoes at a higher price, as they are of higher quality than those grown by other farmers in the area. He is also able to reduce his costs, as he no longer needs to spend as much time and effort on his tomato farm.

**Questions and Answers:**
11. How can farmers apply innovative best practices to improve their farming techniques?
12. What are some examples of new technologies that can be used to improve farming techniques?
13. How can farmers manage resources more effectively?
14. What are some challenges associated with implementing new farming techniques?
15. How can farmers overcome these challenges?

### Conclusion
In conclusion, the Farmers Teaching Farmers AG/HORT Series is an important program that highlights farmers and their craft in the field of horticulture and agriculture. By sharing innovative best practices, farmers can improve their farming techniques, increase their yields, reduce their costs, and improve the quality of their products. By applying these practices, farmers can create a more sustainable and profitable future for themselves and their communities.


text: Location Matters. Ohio Innovation Fund has co-invested with every Entrepreneurial Signature Program (ESP) in Ohio, as well as with tech commercialization entities, strategic partners, research institutions, and funds both inside and outside of Ohio. The Ohio Innovation Fund focuses on collaboration, expanding opportunities for everyone—Ohio’s companies, research institutions, universities, venture firms, students, alumni, workforce, state government, local communities, and all stakeholders involved.

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Lesson: The Importance of Collaboration in Business

**Introduction:** In today's business world, collaboration is a crucial factor in achieving success. Collaboration refers to the process of working together with others to achieve a common goal. In this lesson, we will explore the importance of collaboration in business and how it can lead to innovation and growth.

**Section 1: The Importance of Collaboration**
Collaboration is essential in business because it encourages creativity, fosters teamwork, and promotes effective communication. When people work together, they can combine their strengths and skills to create something unique and valuable. Collaboration also helps to break down barriers and promote understanding among different groups of people.

**Section 2: Examples of Collaboration in Business**
One example of collaboration in business is the Ohio Innovation Fund, which has co-invested with every Entrepreneurial Signature Program (ESP) in Ohio. This fund focuses on collaboration, expanding opportunities for everyone involved—Ohio's companies, research institutions, universities, venture firms, students, alumni, workforce, state government, local communities, and all stakeholders involved.

Another example of collaboration in business is the partnership between two or more companies to develop a new product or service. For instance, two companies might collaborate to create a new software program that combines their respective expertise in technology and marketing.

**Section 3: The Benefits of Collaboration**
Collaboration in business has many benefits, including increased innovation, improved communication, and enhanced problem-solving skills. When people work together, they can come up with solutions that they might not have thought of individually. Collaboration also helps to build trust and respect among team members, which can lead to a more positive work environment.

**Section 4: Conclusion**
In conclusion, collaboration is an essential aspect of business that can lead to innovation and growth. By working together, people can combine their strengths and skills to create something unique and valuable. Whether it's through investment funds like the Ohio Innovation Fund or partnerships between companies, collaboration is a crucial factor in achieving success in today's business world.

**Glossary:**
- Collaboration: The process of working together with others to achieve a common goal
- Entrepreneurial Signature Program (ESP): A program designed to encourage entrepreneurship and innovation
- Venture firm: A company that invests in other companies, often startups, to help them grow and succeed
- Partnership: A relationship between two or more parties to work together on a project or initiative

**Self-Debate Discussion:**
- How has collaboration impacted your personal or professional life?
- Can you think of any examples where collaboration has led to innovation or success in business?
- What are some challenges that may arise during collaboration, and how can they be overcome?


text: (W…..) New mix & match Goblins. Here is a test model for the Goblins we are preparing during our breaks from working on Argatoria wargame. New Goblins will be mix & match models. The set will include 5 different bodies with legs, 5 different heads, and sword sets with shields. We’ll probably make a version with alternative weapons, such as a spear and possibly one more weapon. We will also make additional decorations that are not yet visible on this miniature. Hope you like it!. The Goblins Heads release will be slightly delayed.

textbook:
Lesson Title: Introduction to Mix & Match Goblins

**Objective:** To introduce students to the concept of mix & match Goblins and their parts.

**Introduction:** Mix & match Goblins are a type of miniature figures used in tabletop games. They come in different parts that can be combined to create unique models. In this lesson, we will learn about the different parts of mix & match Goblins and how they can be used to create different models.

**Section 1: Understanding Mix & Match Goblins**

- What are mix & match Goblins?
- What are the different parts of a mix & match Goblin?
- How can these parts be combined to create different models?

**Section 2: Exploring the Parts of Mix & Match Goblins**

- Body with legs
- Head
- Sword set with shield
- Additional decorations

**Section 3: Creating Different Models with Mix & Match Goblins**

- Combine different parts to create unique models
- Use additional decorations to customize models
- Experiment with different combinations to see what looks best

**Glossary:**
- Mix & Match Goblins: Miniature figures that come in different parts that can be combined to create unique models.
- Body with legs: One of the parts of a mix & match Goblin that can be used to create a model's base.
- Head: Another part of a mix & match Goblin that can be used to create a model's head.
- Sword set with shield: A part of a mix & match Goblin that includes a sword and a shield.
- Additional decorations: Extra pieces that can be added to a mix & match Goblin model to customize it.

**Conclusion:** Mix & match Goblins are a fun and creative way to build unique models for tabletop games. By understanding the different parts and how they can be combined, students can create their own models and experiment with different combinations. This skill can be applied to other areas of life, such as building models or creating artwork.


text: .. managed web hosting 13.3, “Query Cache Configuration”, describes how to control whether it is operational. Incoming queries are compared to those in the query cache.. managed web hosting Because comparison of a query against those in the cache occurs before parsing, the cache is not used for queries of the following types: Prepared statements Queries that are a subquery of an outer query Queries executed within the body of a stored procedure, stored function, or trigger.13.. managed. managed web hosting

textbook:
**Lesson: Understanding Query Caching in Managed Web Hosting**

**Introduction:**

Query caching is a feature of managed web hosting that helps improve the performance of web applications by reducing the number of times the database is queried. It works by storing the results of previously executed queries in memory, so that when the same query is executed again, the results can be retrieved quickly from the cache instead of having to be retrieved from the database.

In this lesson, we will explore what query caching is, how it works, and how it can be configured in managed web hosting. We will also look at some examples of when query caching might be useful and when it might not be.

**Section 1: What is Query Caching?**

Query caching is a feature of managed web hosting that allows the results of previously executed queries to be stored in memory. This means that when the same query is executed again, the results can be retrieved quickly from the cache instead of having to be retrieved from the database. This can significantly improve the performance of web applications, especially if the application is being accessed by many users.

**Section 2: How does Query Caching work?**

Query caching works by storing the results of previously executed queries in memory. When a user submits a query to the web application, the query is first checked against those in the cache. If the query matches a cached query, the results are retrieved from the cache and returned to the user. If the query does not match any cached queries, the query is sent to the database to be executed and the results are cached for future use.

**Section 3: Configuring Query Caching in Managed Web Hosting**

In managed web hosting, query caching can be configured to control whether it is operational. The default setting is usually "on," but it can be turned off if desired. In addition, there are several options that can be set to control how query caching works. These options include:

- `query_cache_type`: This option specifies the type of query cache to use. The possible values are "simple" and "unified".
- `query_cache_limit`: This option specifies the maximum number of queries that can be cached.
- `query_cache_division`: This option specifies how many queries can be executed simultaneously while sharing the same cache.

**Section 4: When is Query Caching useful?**

Query caching is most useful when the web application is being accessed by many users and the database queries are relatively simple. For example, if a web application is displaying a list of products to customers, query caching can help improve performance by reducing the number of times the database has to be queried to retrieve the product information.

**Section 5: When is Query Caching not useful?**

Query caching is not useful when the web application requires complex queries that cannot be easily cached. For example, if the application requires dynamic queries that change frequently based on user input, query caching may not be effective.

**Conclusion:**

In this lesson, we have explored what query caching is, how it works, and how it can be configured in managed web hosting. We have also looked at some examples of when query caching might be useful and when it might not be. By understanding how query caching works and how it can be configured, developers can optimize the performance of their web applications and provide a better user experience for their customers.