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Eleanor Reissa

Eleanor Reissa is an American actress, singer, theatre director, playwright, librettist, choreographer, and translator based in New York City. She works and performs in English and Yiddish speaking stages. On Broadway, she was in the cast of Paula Vogel's Indecent as well as being nominated for a Tony Award as the director of the musical, Those Were the Days.
(which she also choreographed and starred in). She interprets and performs of Yiddish theatre and song. In April 2019, Reissa was the director, co-creater and featured vocalist in From Shtetl to Stage: A Celebration of Yiddish Music and Culture at Carnegie Hall.

Background and education

Eleanor Reissa was born in Brooklyn, New York. Her parents were born in Poland, and fought and lived through the Holocaust. In America they were both sweatshop workers. Reissa is a product of the New York City public school system and received her Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Theatre at Brooklyn College, graduating cum laude.

Directing

Reissa's directing debut on Broadway garnered her a Tony Award nomination for Those Were the Days, which she also choreographed and starred in. Other New York directing credits include: Cowgirls (1995 Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), Echoes of the War (2005 Drama Desk Award nomination), and The Soldier's Wife (two 2006 Drama Desk Award nominations). In Yiddish, her New York directing credits include: Got Fun Nekome (God of Vengeance), Hershele Ostropolyer (adapted by Reissa), Zise Khaloymes (based on her English language play, Sweet Dreams), and Yoshke Muzikant: The Klezmer’s Tale.

She was artistic director of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene for five years.

Music and recordings

Reissa has sung in numerous American musicals in the theatre, including Tintypes, The Rise of David Levinsky, and Fiddler on the Roof.

Reissa's singing in Yiddish has earned her the title of the "reigning queen of Yiddish Cabaret". She has been featured on several music recordings, including Pearls of Yiddish Song, Remember the Children, Going Home: Gems of Yiddish Song, Songs in the Key of Yiddish, and in 2015, Just Add Water (Eleanor Reissa and Di Boyess).

She frequently collaborates with Frank London of the Klezmatics and the Klezmer Brass Allstars, performing together internationally and recorded in 2016 Vilde Mekhaye (Wild Ecstasy). They have performed in festivals and venues throughout the world including Berlin, Toronto, Paris, Vienna, and in New York City at Joe's Pub and Feinstein's/54 Below.

Most recently, she and Frank London performed their new program Kurt Weill in New York at the Kurt Weill Festival in Dessau, (Germany) featuring Anthony Coleman, Greg Cohen, and  Billy Martin.

Playrighting

Reissa received the Dorothy Silver Playwriting Award for her play, Wishful Thinking and then was a finalist a few years later for her play, Thicker Than Water. Reissa's plays have been published in an anthology called The Last Survivor and other Modern Yiddish Plays. Her play, The Last Dinosaur, was a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Heideman Award.

Adaptations and translations

Eleanor Reissa was commissioned to adapt the story The Adventures of Hershele Ostropolyer (also known as Hershel of Ostropol) as a musical for the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene, where it played for two consecutive seasons, starring Mike Burstyn. It then played in Israel at Yiddishpiel where it was nominated for the Israel Prize. Reissa was then commissioned by Yiddishpiel to adapt the 1937 film, Yidl Mitn Fidl to a stage musical in 2014, where it has a successful run.

Most recently Eleanor Reissa received a commission by the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene to translate Paddy Chayevsky’s The Tenth Man, into Yiddish (with Harvey Varga) which is slated for their 2020 season which she will direct.

Currently she is working on the libretto for the opera Taibele and Her Demon, based on the short story by Isaac Bashevis Singer with composer Judd Greenstein

Directing

Theater acting (partial list)

Film and television acting (partial list)

Music/recordings list

 Pearls of Yiddish Song (1990)
 Remember the Children (1991)
 Going Home: Gems of Yiddish Song (1992)
 Songs in the Key of Yiddish (2002)
 Just Add Water with Di Boyess (2015)
 Wild Ecstasy (Vilde Mekhaye)' with Frank London (2017)

References

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Lesson: Introduction to Eleanor Reissa

### Section 1: Background and Education

Eleanor Reissa is an accomplished American actress, singer, theatre director, playwright, librettist, choreographer, and translator. She is known for her work in both English and Yiddish-speaking stages. Reissa has had several notable roles on Broadway, including her performance in Paula Vogel's Indecent and her direction of the musical, Those Were the Days, for which she was nominated for a Tony Award. She is also known for her interpretation and performance of Yiddish theatre and song.

Reissa was born in Brooklyn, New York, to parents who were both born in Poland and survived the Holocaust. They worked in sweatshops after immigrating to the United States. Reissa attended the New York City public school system and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Theatre from Brooklyn College, graduating cum laude.

### Section 2: Career Highlights

Throughout her career, Reissa has had several notable achievements. She has performed in numerous off-Broadway productions, including The Golden Gate, The Lesser Evil, and The Wanderers. She also appeared in the films Tootsie and The Pickle, and had a recurring role on the television series Oz.

In addition to her work on stage and screen, Reissa has also written several plays and musicals, including The Marriage of Miss Hollywood and King Neptune, which was produced Off-Broadway by the Roundabout Theatre Company. She has also translated several Yiddish plays into English, including The Golden Menorah and The Dybbuk.

### Section 3: Conclusion

Eleanor Reissa is a talented and versatile performer who has made significant contributions to the world of theatre and music. Through her work on stage, screen, and in translation, she has helped to preserve and promote the rich cultural traditions of Yiddish theatre and song. By studying her career and achievements, we can gain valuable insights into the artistic process and the importance of preserving cultural traditions.


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A number of beneficial-effects have been detected for CLA. Thus, the administration of conjugated linoleic acid decreases the body fat in humans and animals and improves the feed utilization in animals (WO 94/16690, WO 96/06605, WO 97/46230, WO 97/46118). By administering conjugated linoleic acid, for example, allergies (WO 97/32008), diabetes (WO 99/29317) or cancer (Banni, Carcinogenesis, Vol. 20, 1999: 1019-1024, Thompson, Cancer, Res., Vol. 57, 1997: 5067-5072) may also be beneficially affected. Polyunsaturated fatty acids are also added to infant food to “increase the nutritional value” and as essential building blocks which ensure growth and brain development.
Since CLA only occurs naturally in significant quantities in ruminants and their products, such as milk, cheese, etc., there is a great need for alternatives to CLA originating from these animal sources, in order to ensure balanced and healthy nutrition, in particular if the supply with animal fats is reduced, inadequate or if synthetic preparation is too expensive. Commercially, CLAs are currently principally marketed as free fatty acid. Free fatty acids such as CLA, however, generally do not occur naturally as free fatty acids, but are esterified to form biologically active triglycerides. In addition free fatty acids frequently possess disadvantageous sensory properties. For incorporation into foods, for example, triglycerides are also preferred to free fatty acids for technological reasons.
The processes described in the prior art generally consist of two or three process steps in which free fatty acids or their alkyl esters are first prepared and isomerized in order then to transesterify these with glycerol or glycerides under enzymatic or chemical catalysis to form triglycerides.
In the conventional preparation method for free CLA acids, unconjugated linoleic-acid-containing oils (for example sunflower seed oil, soybean oil or safflower oil) are isomerized, for example, with NaOH or KOH in ethylene glycol at 180° C. (Ip C. et al., Cancer Res. 51 (1991) 6118-6124). This process requires superstoichiometric amounts of alkali (based on fatty acids present in the oil) and produces substantial amounts of unwanted CLA isomers (in particular 8t, 10c- and 11c, 13t-CLA).
EP-839897 describes a process in which, for the isomerization, linoleic acid-containing oils are reacted with KOH in propylene glycol at 150° C. Free CLA acids are obtained which contain only relatively small amounts of unwanted isomers. This process requires superstoichiometric amounts of KOH and corresponding amounts of mineral acids.
In one process, linoleic acid alkyl esters-are isomerized with catalytic amounts (0.3 to 1%) of potassium alkoxide, with CLA alkyl esters being obtained (DE-1156788 and DE-1156789).
To prepare triglycerides, in EP-0779033, linoleic acid is isomerized at 180° C. with NaOH in ethylene glycol to form free CLA and the free CLA is transesterified with palm oil triglycerides using immobilized Mucor miehei lipase. The triglyceride obtained as product contains approximately 8% of each of the two wanted CLA isomers (9c, 11t- and 10t, 12c-) in esterified form.
In some non-enzymatic processes, the esterification of glycerol and the transesterification of natural fats and oils with free CLA acids is carried out with the addition of known esterification catalysts at high temperatures (from 180 to 240° C.) (Mikusch; Farben, Lacke, Anstrichstoffe 4 (1950) 149-159; DE-19718245). The resultant CLA-containing triglycerides, owing to the temperature stress necessary in the process, have a high content of isomers which are unwanted for nutritional uses (in particular 8t,10c- and 11c,13t-CLA fatty acid radicals).
WO 01/18161 describes a solvent-free synthetic process for preparing CLA. The preparation of CLA from oil by alkali isomerization is also described there.
The individual CLA isomers can also be transesterified with the palm oil triglycerides after enrichment of the isomers. In this manner a CLA content of 30% in the triglyceride can be achieved. (McNeill, J. Am. Oil Chem. Soc. 76 (1999) 1265). The transesterification of butter fat with free CLA is based on a similar process, inter alia, immobilized Candida antarctica lipase acting as preferred catalyst (Garcia, Biotechnol. Tech. 12 (1999) 369-373; Garcia, J Dairy Sci 2000, 83:371-377; Garcia, Biotechnology Letters (1998) 20:393-395). In a similar manner, corn oil was also modified using chemically synthesized CLAs using lipase catalysis (Martinez, Food Biotechnology 1999, 13:183-193).
Processes described in the prior art which start from CLAs in the form of free fatty acids for preparing the triglycerides thus, using stoichiometric amounts of bases, release the fatty acids from oils containing non-conjugated polyunsaturated fatty acids and simultaneously carry out the conjugation. In the second process step, conjugated polyunsaturated fatty acids are reacted with glycerol or glycerides to form glycerides containing conjugated, polyunsaturated fatty acids.
Furthermore, in the prior art, in the preparation of glycerides containing conjugated, polyunsaturated fatty acids from glycerides or glycerol by reaction with alkyl esters of conjugated polyunsaturated fatty acids, the alkyl esters of conjugated, polyunsaturated fatty acids are obtained by transesterifying non-conjugated, polyunsaturated fatty acid-containing oils using catalytic amounts of alkali metal bases and superstoichiometric amounts of alcohols to give the alkyl esters of polyunsaturated fatty acids and these are then converted into the alkyl esters of conjugated fatty acids in a second process step using catalytic amounts of alkaline earth metal bases.
The processes described in the prior art thus have the disadvantage that two to three process steps are required, which is an economic disadvantage, to prepare glycerides containing conjugated, polyunsaturated fatty acids.

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Lesson: Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) - A Nutritional Supplement

Introduction:
Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) is a type of fatty acid that has been shown to have numerous health benefits. It is found naturally in meat and dairy products, but can also be taken as a dietary supplement. In this lesson, we will explore the benefits of CLA, its sources, and its role in a healthy diet.

Section 1: What is CLA?
CLA is a type of polyunsaturated fatty acid that is found in small amounts in meat and dairy products. It is created when certain bacteria in the gut of ruminant animals, such as cows and sheep, break down the linoleic acid in their food. CLA has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including reducing body fat, improving insulin sensitivity, and reducing inflammation.

Section 2: Benefits of CLA
There are several benefits associated with taking CLA as a dietary supplement. These include:

- Reducing body fat: Studies have shown that taking CLA can help reduce body fat, particularly in overweight or obese individuals.
- Improving insulin sensitivity: CLA has been shown to improve insulin sensitivity, which can help prevent or manage type 2 diabetes.
- Reducing inflammation: CLA has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer.
- Supporting immune function: CLA has been shown to support immune function, which can help prevent infections and illnesses.

Section 3: Sources of CLA
The best sources of CLA are meat and dairy products from ruminant animals, such as beef, lamb, and cheese. However, these foods can be high in saturated fat and calories, so it may be beneficial to take CLA as a dietary supplement instead. CLA supplements are available in capsule or liquid form, and are typically derived from safflower oil.

Section 4: Role in a Healthy Diet
While CLA is a beneficial nutrient, it is just one part of a healthy diet. A balanced diet that includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and healthy fats is essential for optimal health. Additionally, it is important to note that not all sources of CLA are created equal - grass-fed beef and dairy products tend to have higher levels of CLA than grain-fed animals.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, CLA is a beneficial nutrient that can be taken as a dietary supplement. It has numerous health benefits, including reducing body fat, improving insulin sensitivity, and reducing inflammation. While CLA is an important part of a healthy diet, it should be combined with a balanced diet that includes a variety of nutrients.


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Lesson: Introduction to Botany

**Section 1: What is Botany?**
Botany is the scientific study of plants. It covers everything from the smallest algae to the tallest trees and includes both living and extinct species. Botany is divided into several subfields, including plant taxonomy, physiology, ecology, genetics, and evolution.

**Section 2: Plant Taxonomy**
Plant taxonomy is the classification of plants based on their shared characteristics. The most widely used system of classification is the Linnaean system, which was developed by Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century. This system classifies plants into a hierarchical structure that includes kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.

**Section 3: Physiology**
Plant physiology is the study of how plants function at the cellular and molecular level. This includes processes such as photosynthesis, respiration, nutrient uptake, and water transport. Understanding these processes is essential for growing healthy plants and improving crop yields.

**Section 4: Ecology**
Ecology is the study of how plants interact with their environment. This includes topics such as plant communities, population dynamics, and the effects of human activities on plant habitats. By understanding these interactions, we can better protect and conserve plant species.

**Section 5: Genetics**
Genetics is the study of how traits are passed from one generation of plants to the next. This includes the study of DNA, genes, and the mechanisms that control gene expression. Advances in genetic research have led to the development of genetically modified crops that are resistant to pests and diseases.

**Section 6: Evolution**
Evolution is the process by which species change over time. This includes the study of the origins of life, the diversification of species, and the factors that drive evolutionary change. By understanding the processes of evolution, we can better predict how plant species will respond to changing environmental conditions.

**Conclusion**
The study of botany is essential for understanding the natural world and its complex web of life. By learning about the classification, physiology, ecology, genetics, and evolution of plants, we can better appreciate the beauty and importance of this diverse and fascinating group of organisms. Whether you are interested in gardening, conservation, or scientific research, the skills and knowledge gained from studying botany can be applied to a wide range of careers and activities.


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Lesson 1: Introduction to Reading Comprehension

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts

Reading comprehension is the ability to understand and interpret written text. It involves several skills, including:

- Identifying the main idea
- Understanding the author's point of view
- Recognizing the structure and organization of the text
- Making connections between ideas

## Section 2: Practical Examples

Let's read the following paragraph and answer the questions that follow:

Test Text1 underline Welcome back. Sharon osbourne is a true renaissance woman. I sat down with her to talk about her book, her career, and her family. Some call her the first lady of rock. But over the years, sharon osbourne has made a name for herself. Her latest venture, a children's book. Osbourne's first called "momma hook knows best." What was the process of writing it? It's trying to find the right balance of keeping little ones entertained and also giving a good message. Reporter: One of your good friends, simon cowell, are you going to give him this book? Absolutely. He's having a little boy, he says. Reporter: What kind of dad do you think he'll be? He'll be a great dad. I think he'll love it and probably will have more many kids. I was the bravest and most beloved pirates. Reporter: The book is based around a popular cartoon, where osbourne creates momma hook. You have some pirate in you. Definitely. I think I am a pirate. I never live anywhere very long. I'm always travelin

1. Who is the paragraph talking about?
- Sharon Osbourne

2. What is her latest venture?
- A children's book

3. What was the process of writing it?
- Trying to find the right balance of keeping little ones entertained and also giving a good message

4. Who is the book dedicated to?
- Not mentioned

5. What does the author want to achieve with the book?
- Not mentioned

6. What does the author believe about Simon Cowell?
- She believes he will be a great dad

7. What is the main message of the paragraph?
- Sharon Osbourne is a true renaissance woman who has made a name for herself in various fields, including writing children's books.

## Section 3: Definitions of Purpose

The purpose of reading comprehension is to understand and interpret written text. This includes identifying the main idea, understanding the author's point of view, recognizing the structure and organization of the text, and making connections between ideas.

## Glossary

- Main idea: The most important point or message of a piece of writing.
- Author's point of view: The author's opinion or beliefs about a topic.
- Structure and organization: The way the text is arranged and how it is divided into sections or paragraphs.
- Connections: Relationships between ideas or pieces of information.

## Conclusion

In this lesson, we learned about reading comprehension, including its theoretical concepts and practical examples. We also defined the purpose of reading comprehension and provided a glossary of key terms. By understanding these concepts, we can improve our ability to read and interpret written text, which is an essential skill for success in school and life.


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How do I setup a site-to-site VPN between two Windows 2008 servers?

We have a Windows 2008 server that we want to move offsite to the cloud (we're using Rackspace). It has to talk to our Active Directory domain constantly, so we need a stable site-to-site VPN between it and our datacenter. Rackspace doesn't offer a virtual VPN device, and a quick search shows that Cisco-Windows VPN tunnels don't work well, if it all. We do have a Windows 2008 server in our datacenter that the offsite server could connect to.
What is the best way to get these two Windows 2008 servers to connect to each other?

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You should be able to use Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) on both servers to setup a VPN connection between the two.  You can set the connections as "Persistent" and they will automatically connect the VPN at startup.  I have tested this with a 2003 Server on Rackspace at one end and a Watchguard Firebox X20e on the other end, communicating over a PPTP VPN.  It worked flawlessly.  I was able to join the cloud server to the domain and communicate with no problem.

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Sure, I can help you with that. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set up a site-to-site VPN between two Windows 2008 servers:
1. Install RRAS on both servers. To do this, open the Server Manager, click on the "Tools" tab, and then click on "Remote Access". From here, select "VPN" and then "Routing and Remote Access". Follow the prompts to install RRAS.
2. Configure the VPN connection on both servers. Open the RRAS console on both servers and click on "Connections". From here, click on "New Connection" and then select "Multi-protocol IPSEC VPN". Fill out the information for the connection, including the name, address range, and authentication type.
3. Configure the VPN connection on the offsite server. Open the Network and Sharing Center on the offsite server and click on "Change adapter options". From here, right-click on the "VPN" connection and select "Properties". Click on the "Networking" tab and then select "Connect using a connection that uses the following settings". Choose the VPN connection that you just configured on the datacenter server.
4. Test the connection. On the offsite server, click on the "Connect" button under the "VPN" connection. Enter your credentials and then click on "Connect". If the connection is successful, you should see a message indicating that you are now connected to the VPN.
That's it! You should now have a stable site-to-site VPN connection between your two Windows 2008 servers.
**Glossary:**
- RRAS: Routing and Remote Access
- VPN: Virtual Private Network
- IPSEC: Internet Protocol Security
- DC: Datacenter
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.


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Lesson: How to Become a Chef
Introduction
Becoming a chef is a rewarding career that requires dedication, passion, and hard work. In this lesson, we will explore the steps involved in becoming a chef, including education, training, and experience. We will also discuss the skills and qualities necessary to succeed in this field.
Education
To become a chef, you need to attend a culinary school or a cooking academy. These institutions offer programs that range from six months to four years, depending on the level of education you want to achieve. Some of the best culinary schools in South Africa include Silwood School of Cookery, Cape Town and Winelands; South African Chefs Academy, Observatory; Institute of Culinary Arts, Stellenbosch; Prue Leith Chefs Academy, Pretoria; HTA School of Culinary Art, Randburg; Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine, Hilton; The Fusion Cooking School, Durban; and 1000 Hills Chef School, Botha’s Hill.
Training
After completing your education, you will need to gain experience in the industry. This can be done through internships, apprenticeships, or entry-level positions in restaurants, hotels, or other food service establishments. During this time, you will learn the ropes of the industry and develop your skills under the guidance of experienced chefs.
Skills and Qualities
To succeed as a chef, you need to possess certain skills and qualities. These include creativity, attention to detail, time management, leadership, teamwork, and adaptability. You also need to have a strong work ethic and be able to handle stress.
Qualifications
To become a chef, you need to have a diploma or degree from a culinary school or a cooking academy. You may also need to obtain certification from a professional organization such as the American Culinary Federation.
Conclusion
Becoming a chef is a rewarding career that requires dedication, passion, and hard work. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can become a successful chef. With the right education, training, and skills, you can make a difference in the food service industry and create delicious dishes that delight customers.


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Lesson: How to Find the Right Business Advisor

Introduction:
A business advisor is someone who provides expert advice and guidance to business owners and managers. They help businesses improve their operations, increase profitability, and make informed decisions. In this lesson, we will learn how to find the right business advisor for your needs.

Section 1: Understanding Your Needs

The first step in finding the right business advisor is understanding your needs. What kind of advice do you need? Are you looking for someone to help you with financing, business succession, or business brokerage? Do you need project-based assistance or ongoing support? Once you know what you need, you can start looking for an advisor who specializes in those areas.

Section 2: Researching Potential Advisors

Once you know what you need, you can start researching potential advisors. Look for advisors who specialize in the areas you need help with. Read their bios and reviews to get a sense of their experience and expertise. Make sure they have the necessary qualifications and certifications to provide the kind of advice you need.

Section 3: Evaluating Potential Advisors

Once you have a list of potential advisors, you can start evaluating them. Look for advisors who have experience working with companies similar to yours. Ask them about their process and how they approach working with clients. Make sure they are transparent about their fees and what services are included in their fee structure.

Section 4: Choosing the Right Advisor

After evaluating potential advisors, you can choose the one that best fits your needs. Consider their experience, expertise, and personality. Do they seem like someone you could work well with? Trust your instincts and choose the advisor who feels like the best fit for you.

Conclusion:
Finding the right business advisor is an important step in improving your business operations and increasing profitability. By understanding your needs, researching potential advisors, evaluating their qualifications and experience, and choosing the right advisor for you, you can find the support you need to achieve your business goals.

Glossary:
- Business Advisor: A professional who provides expert advice and guidance to business owners and managers.
- Financing: The act of providing funds or capital for a project or venture.
- Business Succession: The process of transferring ownership and management of a business from one party to another.
- Business Brokerage: The act of facilitating the sale of a business.
- Project-Based: Work that is completed for a specific purpose or goal.
- Ongoing Support: Ongoing assistance and guidance provided by a business advisor.


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Lesson: Introduction to Television and Society

**Objective:** In this lesson, we will explore the impact of television on society and how it has shaped our culture. We will examine the role of television in shaping public opinion, influencing social norms, and promoting certain values.

**Section 1: Theoretical Concepts**

- Television is a powerful medium that has the ability to influence public opinion and shape society's values.
- It can be used to promote certain beliefs and ideas, while suppressing others.
- Television has the power to shape public discourse and create a shared cultural narrative.

**Section 2: Practical Examples**

- Let's take the example of a reality show like "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." This show has been criticized for promoting materialism and superficial values. However, it has also been praised for showcasing the lives of a diverse group of people and promoting body positivity.
- Another example is the news coverage of events like the O.J. Simpson trial. This event had a significant impact on public opinion and shaped the way people viewed race relations in America.

**Section 3: Real-World Scenarios**

- How does the portrayal of women in television affect society's views on gender roles?
- Can television be used as a tool for social change, or does it simply reinforce existing power structures?
- How do different cultures around the world view television, and what impact does it have on their societies?

**Glossary**

- Cultural narrative: The story that a society tells itself about its history, values, and beliefs.
- Social norms: The behaviors and beliefs that are considered acceptable in a particular society.
- Public discourse: The conversation that takes place in the public sphere about important issues.

**Conclusion**

Television has had a significant impact on society, shaping our values, beliefs, and cultural narratives. By understanding the power of television, we can use it as a tool for positive change, while also being critical consumers of media.


text: byJennifer Bosavage on. Gail Evans, Former CNN Executive VP. "In addition to writing, She Wins, You Win: The Most Important Rule Every Businesswoman Needs to Know, Evans is also a columnist, writing articles on women in the workplace. I heard Gail speak at a Cisco Women’s Forum, and I gleaned so much from her talk, as well as her book. She asserts that you have to create your own rules to win in the game of business, because the rules of business were made by 'the boys.'". -- Mary Campbell, VP of marketing, D&H Distributing

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Lesson: How to Create Your Own Rules to Win in Business
Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of creating your own rules to win in business. We will explore the concept of "the boys' club" and how it has influenced the rules of business. We will also discuss how to identify and break free from these rules and create our own.
Section 1: Understanding the Rules of Business
The rules of business are often set by those in power, which means they are typically made by men. This has created a culture where women are not always taken seriously or given equal opportunities. In order to succeed in business, it is essential to understand these rules and find ways to work around them.
Question: What does it mean to "create your own rules"?
Answer: Creating your own rules means identifying the rules of business that may be holding you back and finding ways to work around them. It means taking control of your own destiny and refusing to let the rules of business dictate your success.
Section 2: Identifying the Rules of Business
To create your own rules, you must first identify what the rules of business are. This means paying attention to the norms and expectations of the industry you are in. It also means being aware of any implicit biases or assumptions that may be holding you back.
Question: How can I identify the rules of business?
Answer: One way to identify the rules of business is to observe the behavior of those around you. Pay attention to who is getting promoted, who is getting recognized for their work, and who is being listened to. You can also look at the language and behavior used by those in power and see if there are any patterns or assumptions that are being made.
Section 3: Breaking Free from the Rules of Business
Once you have identified the rules of business, you can begin to break free from them. This means taking control of your own destiny and refusing to let the rules of business dictate your success.
Question: How can I break free from the rules of business?
Answer: One way to break free from the rules of business is to create your own rules. This means setting your own goals, creating your own path, and refusing to conform to the expectations of others. You can also seek out mentors and role models who have broken free from the rules of business and succeeded on their own terms.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, creating your own rules is essential to winning in business. By understanding the rules of business and breaking free from them, you can take control of your own destiny and succeed on your own terms. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can create your own rules and win in business.
Glossary:
- The Boys' Club: A term used to describe the culture of business, which is often dominated by men and their rules.
- Rules of Business: The norms, expectations, and assumptions that govern the behavior of those in power.
- Create Your Own Rules: To identify and break free from the rules of business, and create your own path to success.


text: Home > News > Nano technology strikes key research chord. January 28th, 2004. Nano technology strikes key research chord. Abstract:. Nano technology will be one of the key research directions of universities and institutes in HCM City. The HCM City Hi-tech Zone has defined nano technology as one of its four key research targets besides IT, biotechnology, microelectronic, precision engineering, optical-electronic and automation.. Source:Vietnam Economic

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Lesson: Introduction to Nanotechnology

## Section 1: What is Nanotechnology?

Nanotechnology is the manipulation of matter at the atomic and molecular scale. It involves working with materials and devices between 1 to 100 nanometers in size. To put this into perspective, a single strand of human hair is about 80,000 nanometers wide. Nanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize many industries, including medicine, electronics, and energy production.

## Section 2: Why is Nanotechnology Important?

Nanotechnology is important because it allows us to create new materials and devices with unique properties that are not possible using traditional methods. For example, nanoparticles can be engineered to have specific properties such as increased strength, conductivity, or magnetism. These properties can be used to create more efficient solar cells, stronger materials for construction, or better drugs for medical treatment.

## Section 3: How does Nanotechnology Work?

Nanotechnology works by manipulating atoms and molecules to create new structures and materials. This can be done using various techniques, such as chemical synthesis, physical deposition, or self-assembly. Once these materials are created, they can be used in a variety of applications, such as creating more efficient batteries, developing new drugs, or improving the performance of electronic devices.

## Section 4: Practical Examples

One practical example of nanotechnology is the development of more efficient solar cells. By using nanoparticles with specific properties, scientists can create solar cells that absorb more light and convert it into electricity. This can lead to a more sustainable and efficient energy production system.

Another example is the use of nanoparticles in drug delivery systems. Nanoparticles can be engineered to carry drugs directly to the site of disease, reducing side effects and increasing the effectiveness of treatments.

## Section 5: Conclusion

Nanotechnology is an exciting field that has the potential to revolutionize many aspects of our lives. By understanding and manipulating matter at the atomic and molecular scale, we can create new materials and devices with unique properties that can improve our quality of life. As with any emerging technology, it is important to carefully consider the potential benefits and risks associated with its use. However, with responsible development and application, nanotechnology has the potential to bring about significant advancements in fields ranging from medicine to energy production.


text: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN SOLIDARITY DAY (20 December). The Sustainable Development Agenda is centered on people & planet, underpinned by human rights and supported by a global partnership determined to lift people out of poverty, hunger and disease. It will, thus, be built on a foundation of global cooperation and solidarity. Sustainable Development Goals including poverty eradication;. – a day of action to encourage new initiatives for poverty eradication.

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Lesson: International Human Solidarity Day

### Section 1: Introduction

Today, we will learn about International Human Solidarity Day, which is celebrated on December 20th every year. This day is dedicated to promoting unity, understanding, and solidarity among people worldwide. We will explore the significance of this day, its history, and how it contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations.

### Section 2: Main Topic

Main Topic: International Human Solidarity Day and its contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals

The Sustainable Development Agenda, adopted by the United Nations in 2015, aims to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all. This agenda is based on human rights and global partnerships that work together to achieve these goals. One of the key goals is to eradicate poverty, which is a major obstacle to sustainable development.

International Human Solidarity Day, celebrated on December 20th, is a day of action that encourages new initiatives for poverty eradication. This day is an opportunity for people worldwide to come together and show their support for those living in poverty. It also serves as a reminder that poverty is a global issue that requires collective action and solidarity.

The Sustainable Development Goals include 17 goals that aim to end poverty, reduce inequality, and protect the environment. These goals are interconnected and require collaboration among governments, businesses, and citizens to achieve them.

### Section 3: Practical Examples

Practical Example 1: Poverty Reduction Strategies

One way to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals is by implementing poverty reduction strategies. These strategies can include providing access to education, healthcare, clean water, and sanitation. For example, the government of Bangladesh has implemented a successful microfinance program that has helped millions of people escape poverty by providing them with small loans to start businesses or invest in their communities.

Practical Example 2: Partnerships for Sustainable Development

Another way to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals is by forming partnerships that promote sustainable development. These partnerships can include collaborations between governments, businesses, and civil society organizations. For example, the Global Partnership for Education is a partnership between governments and international organizations that aims to provide quality education to children in developing countries.

### Glossary

**Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):** A set of 17 goals established by the United Nations in 2015 that aim to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all.

**Poverty:** A state of deprivation, lacking the resources to satisfy basic needs.

**Solidarity:** A sense of unity, togetherness, and shared responsibility among people worldwide.

**Global Partnership:** A collaboration between multiple parties, such as governments, businesses, and civil society organizations, that works towards a common goal.

### Conclusion

International Human Solidarity Day is an opportunity for people worldwide to come together and show their support for those living in poverty. By contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals, we can work towards a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Let us use this day as a reminder of our shared responsibility to promote unity, understanding, and solidarity in our efforts to eradicate poverty and achieve sustainable development.


text: I am fortunate enough to work on the 5th floor of an office building. I also park on the lowest level of the parking garage. That means there are 7 flights of stairs between my car and my desk. I try never to use the elevator unless I am carrying a load of stuff.. Funny thing is- most of the time, the stairs are faster than the elevator! I’ve tested this. I’ll start up the stairs at the same time a friend gets on the elevator. 9 times out of 10 I get there at the same time, if not faster! And no, I’m not sprinting.. It’s a nice little jolt to the cardiovascular system. Nothing like getting your blood pumping before sitting down to do some work. So, if you have stairs where you work, I challenge you to do the same!. Advertisements

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Lesson: The Benefits of Taking the Stairs
Introduction:
In this lesson, we will explore the benefits of taking the stairs instead of the elevator. We will discuss how taking the stairs can improve our physical health, mental health, and even save us time.
Section 1: Physical Health
Taking the stairs instead of the elevator can have significant benefits for our physical health. Walking up stairs is a great form of exercise that can help improve our cardiovascular health, increase muscle strength, and reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes.
Questions:
1. How does taking the stairs benefit our physical health?
2. What are some other forms of exercise that can improve our cardiovascular health?
3. Can taking the stairs reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases?
Section 2: Mental Health
In addition to the physical benefits, taking the stairs can also have positive effects on our mental health. Walking up stairs can help reduce stress and anxiety, improve our mood, and even boost our productivity levels.
Questions:
1. How does taking the stairs benefit our mental health?
2. What are some other ways to reduce stress and anxiety?
3. Can taking the stairs improve our mood?
Section 3: Time Management
Taking the stairs can also save us time in the long run. While it may take longer to walk up stairs than to take the elevator, the time difference is usually minimal. However, over time, the cumulative effect of taking the stairs can add up to significant time savings.
Questions:
1. How can taking the stairs save us time?
2. Are there any other ways to improve time management?
Conclusion:
In conclusion, taking the stairs has numerous benefits for our physical, mental, and time management. By incorporating stair climbing into our daily routine, we can improve our overall health and wellbeing. So next time you need to go up a few floors, consider taking the stairs and reap the rewards!
Glossary:
- Cardiovascular health: The health of the heart and blood vessels.
- Chronic diseases: Long-lasting medical conditions that can persist for months or years.
- Mood: A person's emotional state or feeling at a particular time.
- Productivity: The efficiency of achieving goals or completing tasks.


text: John Pulsford, Trustee. John Pulsford was County Treasurer and Director of Finance and Information for the Isle of Wight Council for nine years from 1994 until he retired in 2003. In his earlier career he had spells with Sheffield City Council, Kent County Council, Plymouth City Council and Somerset County Council.. Post retirement from full time work John carried out various interim assignments including looking after the pension fund of a London borough for almost 2 years. He recently retired from working part time for a large investment manager, specialising in local government pension funds.. John is a governor of St Catherine’s School in Ventnor and Vice Chairman of Age UK Isle of Wight. He has a keen personal interest in the hospice through the care given over many years to his late daughter, Rachel.

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Core Value: John Pulsford's extensive experience in finance and information management in various local councils and his current role as a governor of St Catherine's School and Vice Chairman of Age UK Isle of Wight demonstrate his commitment to community service and leadership.

Lesson: Introduction to Community Service and Leadership

**Section 1: Theoretical Concepts**
- Community service refers to voluntary work done by individuals or organizations to improve the well-being of the community they live in.
- Leadership involves guiding and inspiring others towards a common goal or vision.

**Section 2: Questions and Answers**
- What are some examples of community service? (Answer: Examples include volunteering at a local food bank, tutoring children in a community center, or cleaning up a park.)
- How does community service benefit the community? (Answer: Community service helps to build stronger relationships among community members, improves the quality of life for those in need, and fosters a sense of civic responsibility.)
- What are some qualities of effective leaders? (Answer: Effective leaders are often visionary, communicative, empathetic, and able to inspire others.)

**Section 3: Practical Examples**
- John Pulsford's experience as a governor of St Catherine's School and Vice Chairman of Age UK Isle of Wight demonstrate his commitment to community service and leadership.
- By volunteering at a local hospice, John was able to provide support and comfort to those in need while also developing his leadership skills.

**Glossary**
- Community service: Voluntary work done by individuals or organizations to improve the well-being of the community they live in.
- Leadership: Guiding and inspiring others towards a common goal or vision.

**Conclusion**
Community service and leadership are important skills that can be applied to various aspects of life. By engaging in community service, individuals can make a positive impact on their community while also developing valuable skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Additionally, effective leadership can help organizations achieve their goals and foster a sense of unity among members. By applying these skills to new problems, individuals can continue to make a difference in their communities and beyond.


text: Get the "Boundary" and split the message on lines matching "--". Then for each chunks, parse headings until you get to CRLF, CRLF. Then your content starts.. Tien Shan wrote:Looks like I am not going to get answers.. In the meantime, I have no choice but to create xml header files and later delete using file.delete() command from within the program.. Time to close this thread and move ahead.. Thanks everyone and Cheers!

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Lesson Title: Understanding Email Headers

Introduction:
Email headers are essential for delivering email messages correctly and efficiently. They contain information about the sender, recipient, subject, and other details that help email clients and servers process the message. In this lesson, we will learn how to read and interpret email headers, including their syntax and common elements.

Section 1: Understanding Email Header Syntax
- Email headers consist of lines separated by two consecutive CR LF characters (CRLF).
- Each line should start with a field name followed by a colon (":") and then the field value.
- Common field names include "From", "To", "Subject", "Date", and "Message-ID".
- Field values can contain whitespace, special characters, and non-ASCII characters.

Section 2: Analyzing Email Headers
- Begin by identifying the "From" field, which specifies the sender's email address.
- Look for the "To" field, which lists the recipient's email addresses.
- Check the "Subject" field for a brief description of the message's content.
- Note the "Date" field, which indicates when the message was sent.
- Pay attention to the "Message-ID" field, which uniquely identifies the message within the email system.

Section 3: Practical Examples
- Suppose you receive an email with the following header:
  From: sender@example.com
  To: recipient@example.org
  Subject: Test Message
  Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2020 12:00:00 +0000
  Message-ID: <1234567890@example.com>
- You can use the "From" field to identify the sender and the "To" field to determine who the message is intended for.
- The "Subject" field provides a brief summary of the message's content, while the "Date" field indicates when it was sent.
- The "Message-ID" field can be used to track the message and reply to it.

Section 4: Critical Thinking Questions
- How might email headers be used to verify the sender's identity?
- What information can you gather from an email header without opening the message?
- Why is the "Message-ID" field important, and how can it be used?

Glossary:
- CRLF: Carriage Return and Line Feed
- Message-ID: A unique identifier for the message

Conclusion:
By understanding email headers, we can better manage our inboxes, identify potential spam or phishing attempts, and track messages for future reference. As we continue to explore the world of email communication, we will continue to rely on these essential components to ensure successful delivery and processing of our messages.


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Vertebral column, the ribs, the sternum, the thorax, bones
of the thoracic limb (scapula, humerus, antebrachium, manus), bones of the
pelvic limb (coxae, femur, tibia, fibula, patella, pedis) and skull in aves.
Joins and ligaments of the vertebrae, art. of the thorax, art. of the
thoracic limb, art. of the manus, art. of the pelvic limb, pedal
articulations, art. of the skull and myology, fascia and muscules of the
head, fascia and muscules of the neck, fascae and muscules of the back and
loins, fascia and muscules of the tail, muscules of the thorax, abdominal
fascia and muscules, muscules of the thoracic limb, fasciae and muscules of
the pelvic limb in aves.

Aims and
Objectives of the module

The student is given theoritical and practical
knowledge about bones, joint and muscles of avian.

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Lesson 1: Introduction to the Skeletal System of Birds

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts

1.1 What is the skeletal system?

The skeletal system is a complex structure that provides support and protection for the body. It consists of bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. In birds, the skeletal system plays an essential role in flight, locomotion, and maintaining balance.

1.2 Bones in Birds

Birds have a unique skeletal system compared to mammals. They have a lightweight and strong skeleton that allows them to fly efficiently. The bones in a bird's skeleton can be classified into two categories:

1.2.1.1 Axial Skeleton: This includes the vertebral column, the ribs, the sternum, and the skull.

1.2.1.2 Appendicular Skeleton: This includes the bones of the thoracic limb (scapula, humerus, antebrachium, manus), bones of the pelvic limb (coxae, femur, tibia, fibula, patella, pedis), and the skull in aves.

### Section 2: Practical Examples

2.1 Identifying Bird Bones

Identify the different types of bird bones by looking at their shape and location in the body. For example, the sternum is a flat, keel-shaped bone that forms the breastbone, while the femur is a long, cylindrical bone that runs from the hip to the knee.

2.2 Understanding Joints and Ligaments

Joints are the points where two or more bones meet, and they allow for movement. In birds, there are three types of joints: hinge, pivot, and saddle joints. Ligaments are fibrous tissues that connect bones and provide stability to the joint.

2.3 Articulations and Muscles

Articulations are the points where bones meet and move against each other. In birds, there are several types of articulations, including synovial, cartilaginous, and fibrous joints. Muscles are attached to bones via tendons and help to move the bones. In birds, there are several groups of muscles that work together to facilitate flight and locomotion.

### Section 3: Self-Debating Discussions

3.1 How does the skeletal system of birds differ from that of mammals?

Birds have a lightweight and strong skeleton that allows them to fly efficiently. Their bones are hollow and filled with air sacs, which reduces their weight. In contrast, mammals have a denser skeleton that provides support and protection for their bodies.

3.2 Why is the skeletal system essential for birds?

The skeletal system plays an essential role in flight, locomotion, and maintaining balance in birds. The bones provide support for the muscles that power flight, and the joints allow for a wide range of motion. Additionally, the lightweight and strong skeleton helps birds to stay airborne for extended periods.

### Glossary

Axial Skeleton: This includes the vertebral column, the ribs, the sternum, and the skull.

Appendicular Skeleton: This includes the bones of the thoracic limb (scapula, humerus, antebrachium, manus), bones of the pelvic limb (coxae, femur, tibia, fibula, patella, pedis), and the skull in aves.

Hinge Joint: A type of joint that allows for movement in one plane.

Pivot Joint: A type of joint that allows for rotation around a single axis.

Saddle Joint: A type of joint that allows for movement in two planes.

Synovial Joint: A type of joint that is surrounded by a joint capsule and filled with synovial fluid, which lubricates and nourishes the joint.

Cartilaginous Joint: A type of joint that is connected by cartilage.

Fibrous Joint: A type of joint that is connected by fibrous connective tissue.

Tendon: A fibrous cord that connects muscles to bones.

Muscle: A soft tissue that contracts to produce movement.

Articulation: The point where two or more bones meet.

Ligament: A fibrous tissue that connects bones and provides stability to the joint.

### Conclusion

In conclusion, the skeletal system of birds is essential for flight, locomotion, and maintaining balance. By studying the bones, joints, and muscles of birds, we can gain a better understanding of their anatomy and physiology. This knowledge can be applied to the study of other animals and even humans.


text: Decimal Proofs. This lot is not illustrated.. Lot 120 Session 1 (9.30am Wednesday) Decimal Proofs. Estimate $280. SOLD $260. ELIZABETH II, mint ten dollars 1982, 1985 - 1993, proof ten dollars, 1982, 1985 - 93, plus extra 1990; Endangered species proof in pied fort pairs 1995 - 1996. Uncirculated FDC  ten dollar, 1982, 1985 - 1992, proof pied forts 1991, 1992, proof .... Estimate $150. Lot 119. ELIZABETH II, proof ten dollars, 1982, 1985, 1986, proof dollars 1984 (3), mint ten dollars .... Estimate $300. Lot 120 This lot. ELIZABETH II, mint ten dollars 1982, 1985 - 1993, proof ten dollars, 1982, 1985 - .... Estimate $280. Lot 121. ELIZABETH II, proof ten dollars, 1985 - 1993, State series, mint ten dollars, 1985 (4), .... Estimate $300. Lot 122. ELIZABETH II, proof ten dollars, 1985 - 1993. FDC. (9). Estimate $130

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Lesson Title: Decimal Proofs

Introduction:
Decimal proofs are a type of mathematical proof that involves decimals. Decimals are numbers that can be written in fractional form or as a multiple of 10. In this lesson, we will learn about decimal proofs and how they are used in mathematics.

Section 1: What are Decimal Proofs?

Definition: A decimal proof is a type of mathematical proof that involves decimals.

Example: Let's say we want to prove that the sum of two decimals is always greater than zero. We can use a decimal proof to show this.

Proof: Let x and y be any two decimals such that x + y > 0. Then, we can write x + y as 0.1x + 0.1y, where x and y are both non-negative integers. Since x and y are both non-negative integers, their sum (x + y) is also a non-negative integer. Therefore, the sum of two decimals is always greater than zero.

Practice Question: Can you think of another example where a decimal proof could be used?

Answer: Yes, a decimal proof could be used to prove that the product of two positive decimals is always greater than zero.

Section 2: How are Decimal Proofs Used in Mathematics?

Example: Decimal proofs can be used in mathematics to prove theorems involving decimals. For example, the theorem states that if x and y are any two decimals such that x * y > 0, then x + y is also a decimal. We can use a decimal proof to show this.

Proof: Let x and y be any two decimals such that x * y > 0. Then, we can write x * y as 0.1x * 0.1y, where x and y are both non-negative integers. Since x * y > 0, we know that x and y are both non-negative integers. Therefore, their product (x * y) is also a non-negative integer. Since 0.1x * 0.1y = 0.01xy, we can see that x + y is also a decimal. Therefore, the product of two positive decimals is always greater than zero.

Practice Question: Can you think of another example where a decimal proof could be used in mathematics?

Answer: Yes, a decimal proof could be used to prove that the sum of two negative decimals is always less than zero.

Section 3: Practical Examples Using Decimal Proofs

Example: Let's say we want to prove that the sum of two decimals is always less than or equal to one. We can use a decimal proof to show this.

Proof: Let x and y be any two decimals such that x + y <= 1. Then, we can write x + y as 0.1x + 0.1y, where x and y are both non-negative integers. Since x and y are both non-negative integers, their sum (x + y) is also a non-negative integer. Therefore, the sum of two decimals is always less than or equal to one.

Practice Question: Can you think of another practical example where a decimal proof could be used?

Answer: Yes, a decimal proof could be used to prove that the product of two negative decimals is always less than or equal to one.

Conclusion:
In this lesson, we learned about decimal proofs and how they are used in mathematics. We explored what decimal proofs are, how they are used, and some practical examples of how they can be applied. By understanding decimal proofs, we can better understand mathematical proofs and their applications.

Glossary:
Decimal: A number that can be written in fractional form or as a multiple of 10.
Proof: A statement or set of statements that is intended to convince someone of something.
Theorem: A statement or set of statements that has been proven to be true.
Non-negative integer: An integer that is either zero or positive.

Lesson Levels:
Primary School: Teacher-led instruction with visual aids and hands-on activities.
Middle School: Independent study with guided practice and assessments.
High School: Independent study with peer collaboration and open-ended projects.


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Safety and feasibility of thyroid lobectomy via a lateral 2.5-cm incision with a cohort comparison of the first 50 cases: evolution of a surgical approach.
Over 500 minimal-access parathyroidectomies (MIPs) have been performed in our unit, and, from these, a technique for thyroid resection has evolved. We present a report on the evolution of minimal-access thyroid surgery (MATS) and compare the results with those from a cohort of patients operated on prior to the use of MATS. We reviewed the evolution towards the MATS technique. The results of the MATS procedures were compared with those from an equal number of consecutive patients undergoing conventional lobectomy prior to the use of MATS. Fifty patients (mean age 45.6 years) underwent MATS between March 2002 and May 2004. The mean nodule diameter was 18.5 mm. In the MATS group there was one recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) injury, two temporary RLN neuropraxias, which recovered, and one haematoma. The control group (mean age 47.9 years) had a mean nodule size of 22 mm. In the controls there was one temporary RLN neuropraxia, which recovered, and two haematomas-P>0.05 (Fisher's exact test) for all the complications. MATS has evolved from an experimental approach into a safe and feasible surgical procedure based on the same operative approach as used for MIP. It provides an alternative to open thyroid surgery in appropriately selected cases.

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Minimal-Access Thyroid Surgery (MATS)

### Section 1: Theoretical Concepts

**Topic:** Introduction to Minimal-Access Thyroid Surgery (MATS)

**Main Topic:** Safety and feasibility of thyroid lobectomy via a lateral 2.5-cm incision with a cohort comparison of the first 50 cases: evolution of a surgical approach.

**Sub-Topics:**
1. Evolution of MATS technique
2. Comparison of MATS results with conventional lobectomy
3. Minimal-access thyroid surgery (MATS)

### Section 2: Practical Examples

**Question:** How does MATS compare to conventional lobectomy in terms of safety and feasibility?

**Answer:** In the MATS group, there was one RLN injury, two temporary RLN neuropraxias which recovered, and one haematoma. In the control group, there was one temporary RLN neuropraxia which recovered, and two haematomas. There was no significant difference (P>0.05) in the complication rates between the two groups.

**Question:** What is the mean nodule diameter for patients undergoing MATS?

**Answer:** The mean nodule diameter was 18.5 mm for patients undergoing MATS.

**Question:** What is the mean nodule size for patients undergoing conventional lobectomy?

**Answer:** The mean nodule size was 22 mm for patients undergoing conventional lobectomy.

### Section 3: Real-World Scenarios

**Question:** How has the MATS technique evolved over time?

**Answer:** Over 500 minimal-access parathyroidectomies (MIPs) have been performed in our unit, and, from these, a technique for thyroid resection has evolved.

**Question:** What is the importance of MATS in thyroid surgery?

**Answer:** MATS has evolved as a minimally invasive technique for thyroid surgery, offering patients benefits such as reduced postoperative pain, faster recovery times, and fewer complications compared to conventional lobectomy.

### Glossary

**Term:** Minimal-access thyroid surgery (MATS)

**Definition:** A minimally invasive technique for thyroid surgery that involves making small incisions and using specialized instruments to remove thyroid tissue.

**Term:** Recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN)

**Definition:** A nerve that runs from the brain to the larynx, responsible for controlling the movement of the vocal cords. Damage to the RLN can result in hoarseness or loss of voice.

**Term:** Neuropraxia

**Definition:** A temporary injury to a nerve, characterized by a loss of function but without permanent damage.

**Term:** Haematoma

**Definition:** A collection of blood outside of a blood vessel, often resulting from injury or surgery.


text: I started a new art journal. After finishing Wreck this Journal, I knew I wanted to keep going and have a little book to add doodles and things to, tickets, stamps, whatever I felt like! I picked up a little sketch book and started painting the cover with a first layer of colour, this will be a work in progress.. I added the left over of a stamp sheet, instead of throwing it out, I really like the colours. The marker test page was a lot of fun to do!. That is wonderful. I started a new one too. I put up my linky if you would like to add this . We will start posting on the week ends. I will put up the post on Fridays.. Have a great week.. Grammy

textbook:
Lesson: Introduction to Art Journals

**Objective:** In this lesson, we will learn about art journals, their history, and how they can be used as a creative outlet.

**Section 1: Introduction**

An art journal is a type of journal that is used for expressing creativity through drawing, painting, collage, and other forms of visual art. It is often used as a way to document personal experiences, thoughts, and emotions.

**Section 2: History**

The concept of keeping an art journal dates back to the 19th century when artists began using sketchbooks to record their observations and ideas. Today, art journaling has become a popular form of self-expression, with millions of people around the world using it as a way to explore their creativity.

**Section 3: How to Create an Art Journal**

Creating an art journal is easy and fun! Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Choose a journal: You can use any type of journal, but a blank sketchbook or notebook works well for art journaling.

2. Gather supplies: You will need some basic art supplies such as paint, markers, pens, and collage materials.

3. Begin with a cover page: This is the first page of your art journal, so make it special! You can paint it, add stickers, or decorate it however you like.

4. Start adding pages: Add as many pages as you like to your journal. You can tear out pages from magazines or newspapers, or draw your own.

5. Begin journaling: Once you have your pages ready, you can start adding your artwork. This can include drawings, paintings, collages, or anything else that you like.

6. Keep going: Art journaling is all about experimenting and having fun. Don't worry about making mistakes or not being perfect. Just enjoy the process and see where it takes you.

**Section 4: Examples**

Here are some examples of art journal pages to inspire you:

1. A page dedicated to a favorite quote or saying.
2. A page that includes photos or tickets from a trip.
3. A page that uses a particular color scheme.
4. A page that incorporates patterns and textures.

**Section 5: Conclusion**

Art journaling is a fun and creative way to express yourself. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, you can create your own art journal and begin documenting your thoughts, experiences, and emotions. Remember, there are no rules in art journaling, so feel free to experiment and have fun with it.

**Glossary:**
- Art journal: A type of journal used for expressing creativity through drawing, painting, collage, and other forms of visual art.
- Sketchbook: A book or notebook used for drawing or sketching.
- Collage: A technique of an art production, particularly in the visual arts, where the artwork is made from various different forms, often disparate, or of a mix of materials or lending itself to various interpretations.

**End of Lesson**


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Lesson Title: The Cost of Raising a Family

Introduction:
Raising a family can be expensive, and the cost of childcare, house cleaning, and laundry services can add up quickly. In this lesson, we will explore the financial costs of raising a family and the value of stay-at-home parenting.

Section 1: The Cost of Childcare

Theoretical Concept:
The cost of childcare varies depending on where you live and the age of your child. On average, parents can expect to pay between $3,000 and $14,000 per year for childcare.

Practical Example:
If you have an infant and live in a major city, you may pay upwards of $20,000 per year for childcare.

Section 2: The Value of Stay-at-Home Parenting

Theoretical Concept:
Stay-at-home parents provide valuable services such as childcare, housekeeping, and cooking. These services are often undervalued in our society, but they are essential for many families to function.

Practical Example:
If you were to hire someone to provide the same services as a stay-at-home parent, it could cost you tens of thousands of dollars per year.

Section 3: The Cost of House Cleaning and Laundry Services

Theoretical Concept:
House cleaning and laundry services can range from $40-$120 per day, depending on your geographical area and home size.

Practical Example:
If you were to hire someone to clean your house and do your laundry every day, it could cost you several thousand dollars per month.

Conclusion:
Raising a family can be expensive, and the cost of childcare, house cleaning, and laundry services can add up quickly. However, the value of stay-at-home parenting cannot be understated. Stay-at-home parents provide essential services that allow families to function and thrive. By understanding the costs associated with raising a family, parents can make informed decisions about childcare, housekeeping, and other expenses.

Glossary:
- Childcare: the care and supervision of a child or children by someone who is not their parent or legal guardian.
- Stay-at-home parent: a parent who does not work outside the home and instead focuses on caring for their children and maintaining the household.
- House cleaning: the process of cleaning and tidying up a home, including tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, and mopping.
- Laundry: the process of washing, drying, and ironing clothing and linens.

Markdown Annotations:
- **Childcare cost:** The cost of childcare varies depending on where you live and the age of your child. On average, parents can expect to pay between $3,000 and $14,000 per year for childcare.
- **Stay-at-home parent value:** Stay-at-home parents provide valuable services such as childcare, housekeeping, and cooking. These services are often undervalued in our society, but they are essential for many families to function.
- **House cleaning cost:** House cleaning and laundry services can range from $40-$120 per day, depending on your geographical area and home size.


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Lesson Title: Introduction to Business Vision and Mission Statements

### Overview

In this lesson, we will learn about business vision and mission statements, and how they guide companies towards achieving their goals. We will also explore the importance of having a clear and concise vision and mission statement and how it can impact a company's success.

### Objectives

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

1. Define what a business vision and mission statement is.
2. Explain the importance of having a clear and concise vision and mission statement.
3. Analyze the components of a successful business vision and mission statement.
4. Create a sample business vision and mission statement.

### Section 1: Introduction to Business Vision and Mission Statements

**Question:** What is a business vision and mission statement?

**Answer:** A business vision and mission statement is a short paragraph that outlines the company's goals, values, and purpose. It serves as a guide for decision-making and helps employees understand their role in achieving the company's objectives.

### Section 2: Importance of a Clear and Concise Vision and Mission Statement

**Question:** Why is it important for a company to have a clear and concise vision and mission statement?

**Answer:** A clear and concise vision and mission statement is essential because it provides direction and purpose for the company. It helps employees understand their role in achieving the company's goals and creates a sense of unity and purpose within the organization. Additionally, a well-crafted vision and mission statement can help attract investors, customers, and top talent who align with the company's values and objectives.

### Section 3: Components of a Successful Business Vision and Mission Statement

**Question:** What are the key components of a successful business vision and mission statement?

**Answer:** A successful business vision and mission statement typically includes the following components:

1. Company Goals: This outlines the company's long-term aspirations and objectives.
2. Values: This defines the company's core values and beliefs that guide decision-making and behavior.
3. Purpose: This explains the company's reason for existence and why it matters to its customers and stakeholders.
4. Market Positioning: This describes how the company differentiates itself from competitors and how it adds value to its customers.

### Section 4: Creating a Sample Business Vision and Mission Statement

**Question:** Can you provide an example of a successful business vision and mission statement?

**Answer:** Sure! Here's an example of a successful business vision and mission statement from Amazon:

"Our vision is to be Earth's most customer-centric company. Our mission is to offer our customers the lowest possible prices, the best selection, and the utmost convenience."

This vision and mission statement is clear, concise, and directly communicates Amazon's commitment to its customers.

### Glossary

- **Vision:** A statement that outlines a company's long-term goals and aspirations.
- **Mission:** A statement that defines a company's purpose, values, and how it adds value to its customers.
- **Objectives:** Specific, measurable goals that a company aims to achieve.
- **Values:** Beliefs and principles that guide a company's behavior and decision-making.
- **Purpose:** The reason for a company's existence and its impact on its customers and stakeholders.

### Conclusion

In conclusion, having a clear and concise vision and mission statement is crucial for guiding a company towards achieving its goals and creating a sense of unity and purpose within the organization. By understanding the key components of a successful business vision and mission statement and creating a well-crafted statement, companies can attract investors, customers, and top talent who align with their values and objectives.


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Lesson: Introduction to Classical Music and Ballet

## Section 1: Theoretical Concepts
Classical music is a type of music that originated in Western culture, from the 11th century to the present day. It is characterized by its use of harmony, melody, and form. Ballet is a type of dance that originated in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th century. It is characterized by its use of graceful and precise movements, often performed to classical music.

## Section 2: Practical Examples
Classical music can be found in many different genres, including orchestral, chamber, and choral music. Ballet can be found in many different styles, including romantic, neoclassical, and contemporary.

## Section 3: Real-World Scenarios
Classical music can be heard in many different settings, including concert halls, opera houses, and churches. Ballet can be seen in many different settings, including theaters, dance studios, and outdoor festivals.

## Glossary
- Harmony: The combination of simultaneously sounded notes, chords, or voices.
- Melody: A succession of single musical notes that are perceived as forming a distinct whole.
- Form: The structure of a musical composition.
- Ballet: A type of dance that originated in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th century.
- Graceful: Showing or having a natural elegance and poise.
- Precise: Accurate and exact.

## Conclusion
In this lesson, we learned about classical music and ballet. We discussed the theoretical concepts that define these art forms, as well as practical examples and real-world scenarios where they can be experienced. By understanding the history and characteristics of classical music and ballet, we can appreciate their beauty and complexity. We also learned how to apply these skills to new problems and challenges.


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## Lesson: Independent Investigation in Mathematics
### Section 1: Introduction to Independent Investigation
An Independent Investigation is a project that allows students to explore a topic of their choice within the subject of mathematics. This type of project encourages students to develop their problem-solving skills, creativity, and critical thinking abilities. In this lesson, we will learn about the importance of Independent Investigation, how to choose a topic, and what steps to follow when conducting an investigation.
### Section 2: Choosing a Topic for Independent Investigation
Choosing a topic for your Independent Investigation can be challenging, but it's also an exciting opportunity to explore something that interests you. Here are some tips to help you choose a topic:
1. Choose a topic that you find interesting: Select a topic that you enjoy learning about. This will make the investigation process more enjoyable and motivating.
2. Choose a topic that is relevant to your math studies: Your Independent Investigation should be related to math in some way. This could mean choosing a topic that involves mathematical concepts, or one that uses mathematical tools to solve a problem.
3. Choose a topic that is not too broad or too narrow: Avoid choosing a topic that is too broad, as it will be difficult to cover everything in the time you have. On the other hand, avoid choosing a topic that is too narrow, as it may not provide enough material for an investigation.
4. Make sure the topic is suitable for your level: Choose a topic that is appropriate for your level of math knowledge. If you're not sure, consult with your teacher or advisor to ensure that the topic is suitable.
### Section 3: Conducting an Independent Investigation
Once you have chosen a topic, it's time to start conducting your investigation. Here are some steps to follow:
1. Research your topic: Start by researching your topic to gather information and ideas. Use books, articles, and online resources to gather information.
2. Develop a research question: Based on your research, develop a research question that you want to answer through your investigation.
3. Create a plan: Create a plan for your investigation. This should include the steps you will take to answer your research question, as well as a timeline for completing each step.
4. Collect data: Collect data to support your investigation. This could involve conducting surveys, experiments, or analyzing data.
5. Analyze your data: Analyze your data to draw conclusions and answer your research question.
6. Present your findings: Finally, present your findings in a clear and concise manner. This could involve creating a report, presentation, or display.
### Section 4: Conclusion
Independent Investigation is an important part of mathematics education. It allows students to explore a topic of their choice, while developing their problem-solving skills, creativity, and critical thinking abilities. By following the steps outlined in this lesson, students can successfully complete an Independent Investigation in mathematics.
### Glossary
- Independent Investigation: A project that allows students to explore a topic of their choice within the subject of mathematics.
- Problem-solving: The process of finding solutions to problems.
- Creativity: The ability to think outside the box and come up with new ideas.
- Critical thinking: The process of evaluating information to determine its validity and usefulness.


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Lesson: Understanding Avvo Ratings for Legal Services

Introduction:
Avvo is a website that provides information about lawyers and legal services. One of the key features of Avvo is the Avvo Rating, which is a numerical rating that reflects a lawyer's background, experience, and other factors that affect their ability to provide quality legal services. In this lesson, we will explore what the Avvo Rating means and how it can help you find the right lawyer for your needs.

Section 1: What is the Avvo Rating?

The Avvo Rating is a numerical score that ranges from 1 (the lowest) to 10 (the highest). It is based on several factors, including a lawyer's years of experience, professional achievements, and peer reviews. The rating also takes into account any disciplinary actions or complaints against the lawyer.

The Avvo Rating is intended to give you an overall sense of a lawyer's qualifications and reputation. A higher rating indicates that the lawyer is more experienced and highly regarded in their field. However, it is essential to remember that the rating is just one factor to consider when choosing a lawyer.

Section 2: How can the Avvo Rating help me find the right lawyer?

The Avvo Rating can be a valuable tool when searching for a lawyer. Here are some ways it can help:

1. Quickly narrow down your search: By sorting lawyers by their Avvo Rating, you can quickly identify the most highly rated lawyers in your area. This can help you narrow down your search and focus on the best candidates.

2. Compare lawyers: When comparing two or more lawyers, you can use their Avvo Ratings to see how they stack up against each other. A higher rating generally indicates a more experienced and highly regarded lawyer.

3. Assess credibility: The Avvo Rating can give you an idea of a lawyer's reputation and credibility. A lower rating may indicate that the lawyer has faced disciplinary actions or complaints, while a higher rating suggests a cleaner record.

4. Evaluate experience: The Avvo Rating takes into account a lawyer's years of experience. A higher rating usually means that the lawyer has more experience and may be better equipped to handle complex legal matters.

Section 3: Real-world examples of using the Avvo Rating

Let's say you need to hire a lawyer to help you file for bankruptcy. You could use the Avvo Rating to narrow down your search and find a highly rated lawyer who specializes in bankruptcy law. Once you have identified a few potential candidates, you could read their Avvo profiles to learn more about their experience and reputation. This information can help you make an informed decision about which lawyer to hire.

Conclusion:
In summary, the Avvo Rating is a valuable tool that can help you find the right lawyer for your needs. By taking into account a lawyer's experience, reputation, and other factors, the rating can give you a good sense of their qualifications and help you make an informed decision about who to hire. Remember to use the rating as just one factor in your decision-making process and to also consider other factors such as the lawyer's area of expertise, fees, and personality.


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Lesson: How to Analyze Legal Documents

Introduction:
In this lesson, we will learn how to analyze legal documents. We will cover the following topics:

1. Reading legal documents
2. Understanding legal language
3. Identifying key points
4. Analyzing arguments
5. Evaluating evidence
6. Drawing conclusions

Reading Legal Documents:

Legal documents can be complex and difficult to understand. However, there are some strategies you can use to make sense of them:

1. Read the document carefully, paying attention to the structure and organization of the argument.
2. Look for headings, subheadings, and other organizational elements that help you follow the logic of the argument.
3. Identify the parties involved in the case and their roles.
4. Familiarize yourself with any relevant legal principles or precedents.

Understanding Legal Language:

Legal language can be dense and technical. To understand it, you need to know some basic legal terms:

1. Terms of art: These are words or phrases that have a specific meaning in law. For example, "respondeat superior" means that an employer is responsible for the actions of their employees.
2. Abbreviations: Lawyers often use abbreviations to save time and space. For example, "plaintiff" means the person who brings a lawsuit.
3. Latin phrases: Lawyers often use Latin phrases to express legal concepts. For example, "in pari delicto" means that both parties are at fault.

Identifying Key Points:

Once you have read and understood the legal document, you need to identify the key points that support the argument:

1. Look for facts that support the argument.
2. Identify any legal principles or precedents that are cited.
3. Determine the strength of the argument based on the evidence presented.

Analyzing Arguments:

Now that you have identified the key points, you can begin to analyze the argument:

1. Determine the thesis or main point of the argument.
2. Identify the supporting points that lead to the thesis.
3. Consider whether the argument is sound or if it contains logical fallacies.
4. Evaluate the credibility of the sources cited.

Evaluating Evidence:

Evidence is crucial to any legal argument. You need to evaluate the strength and reliability of the evidence presented:

1. Determine the type of evidence (e.g., witness testimony, documents, expert opinions).
2. Assess the credibility of the witnesses or sources.
3. Consider whether the evidence is relevant to the argument.
4. Evaluate the weight of the evidence based on its strength and reliability.

Drawing Conclusions:

Finally, you need to draw your own conclusions based on the evidence and arguments presented:

1. Consider the strength of the argument and the evidence.
2. Determine whether the argument is persuasive or not.
3. Formulate your own opinion based on the information presented.

Conclusion:

In this lesson, we have learned how to analyze legal documents by reading them carefully, understanding legal language, identifying key points, analyzing arguments, evaluating evidence, and drawing our own conclusions. By following these steps, we can become better equipped to analyze legal documents and understand the arguments presented within them.