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A digital native is comfortable using technology to creatively express themselves intellectually and artistically by sharing ideas, information, music, images and video in an online community that stimulates creativity through tools like cameras, video and music editing. They are comfortable using their real name and honest characteristics online as the internet has become its own unique culture where everyone can interact as participants in a small, connected world.

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The document discusses Facebook integration for a travel application built with CakePHP. It provides an overview of key integration points including the Connect button, profile pictures, and publishing actions to Facebook. It also outlines the application structure, installing the Facebook PHP library, configuring the application, and implementing specific controllers and views for Facebook authentication and authorization.

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The document summarizes the history and culture of Native Americans in Texas. It describes how the first Native Americans arrived over 10,000 years ago by crossing the Bering Strait from Asia. They were hunters and gatherers who followed animal herds. Later, some Native American groups in Texas began farming crops like corn and developed more settled societies. At the time of European arrival, four distinct Native American cultures inhabited Texas with different lifestyles based on the local environment. Native American culture continues to influence Texas today.

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Texas is known as the Lone Star State with Austin as its capital city. It has a population of over 20 million people and its largest city is Houston. Texas has a diverse economy focused on petroleum, natural gas, farming and ranching. Some key facts about Texas include that it borders Mexico and four other states, was originally inhabited by Caddo Indians, and has many iconic symbols like the bluebonnet flower and mockingbird.

Mirabeau Lamar

Mirabeau Lamar became president of the Republic of Texas in 1836. He opposed annexation by the United States and wanted to expand Texas west to the Pacific Ocean. As president, Lamar reversed Houston's policy of protecting settlers from Native American attacks. He forcibly removed the Cherokee from Texas and ordered attacks on the Comanche, leading to conflict and deaths. Lamar also pursued an unsuccessful expedition to Santa Fe that cost lives and money. By the end of his term in 1840, Texas faced a large public debt and its currency had declined significantly in value due to Lamar's financial policies.

This document defines key terms related to Texas government, including constitution, government, checks and balances, democracy, federalism, separation of powers, bill of rights, and amendment. It provides definitions for each term in both English and Spanish. The terms outline fundamental laws and principles of government, how power is distributed and limited among branches of government, and how citizen rights are protected.

Sam Houston #2 and Anson Jones

1) Houston regained the presidency of Texas in 1841 and pursued fiscal responsibility by cutting government spending and debt. 2) In 1842, a Mexican army invaded Texas and occupied several cities, sparking the Archives War when Houston tried to move government documents to Houston for safekeeping. 3) Also in 1842, General Adrian Woll led another Mexican invasion into Texas but was driven out by Texas militias and Rangers after battles.

Sam Houston #1

Sam Houston was elected as the first president of Texas in 1836. During his presidency, he established Austin as the capital and sought annexation by the United States, but this was delayed due to tensions with Mexico over Texas' independence. Houston recognized the need for international recognition and secured support from France, Britain, and the Netherlands. However, the Republic of Texas struggled with increasing debt during Houston's term in office, which grew from $1.25 million to $2 million.

Getting To Know You

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This document outlines learning objectives and activities for a lesson on Native American totem poles. Students will create glyphs representing character traits, assemble them into a digital totem pole, write a narrative about their character, and comment on peers' projects. The teacher will set up online platforms, provide background on totem poles, and read books connecting the themes to students' lives.

The Texas Revolution

The document summarizes key events in the Texas Revolution. It describes the Battle of Gonzales in October 1835, where Texan forces defended a cannon from Mexican troops, marking the start of the revolution. It then discusses the Convention of 1836 where Texan delegates declared independence from Mexico and established a constitution. Finally, it outlines the 13-day siege of the Alamo in February-March 1836 and the massacre of Texan forces at Goliad later that month, which inspired Texans to continue fighting for independence.

Kaizen

The document discusses lean manufacturing principles like defining value from the customer perspective, identifying value streams, and optimizing flow. It also covers concepts like different types of waste, including value-added time and non-value added time. Finally, it provides an overview of kaizen events as a tool for continuous improvement involving team activities to identify and implement improvements.

Kanban Cards & Pull Systems

This document discusses Pull Systems and Kanban Cards. It provides an overview of Pull vs Push inventory systems, explaining that Pull Systems like Kanban only produce or replenish inventory based on actual customer demand, leading to less excess inventory compared to Push Systems. Kanban uses visual cards to signal when more inventory is needed to "pull" production or replenishment. The document outlines the basics of the Kanban system and card usage, including examples of different card types and ground rules for effective Kanban implementation. It concludes with the "Family Milk Story" to summarize the key points.

5 S Training

The document discusses Lean Manufacturing and 5S training. It defines Lean Manufacturing as eliminating waste to improve value for customers. 5S is an organizational method for workplace tidiness and efficiency. The 5S include Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain. Implementing 5S through visual controls and labels can help eliminate waste and improve safety. Sustaining 5S requires ongoing audits, employee involvement, and management support.

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