The document provides instructions for making a basic pillow at home. It outlines three parts to the process: preparing the fabric by cutting two equal squares or rectangles, stitching the pillow by sewing three sides and turning it right side out, and stuffing and closing the pillow by filling it and sewing the opening. Making pillows is a simple and inexpensive way to learn basic sewing skills rather than buying pre-made pillows from the store. The step-by-step directions guide the reader through each stage of the pillow making process.
The document describes a proposed audio-enabled pillow called "Sound Sleep". It discusses research showing many people listen to music while sleeping. The pillow would allow wireless music playback and other features like alarms. Target markets include teenagers, young adults, and middle-aged dealing with stress/insomnia. A marketing plan is proposed, including online sales, demonstrations in malls, partnerships with doctors, and a digital campaign using videos, social media, and a mobile app. The goal is to introduce an innovative sleep product and build customer loyalty through additional customization options.
The document is a final report submitted for a marketing course project on travel pillows. It includes an executive summary, business details on target market and positioning, and marketing mix strategies. The target market is identified as city residents, airlines, and public transportation companies. The positioning strategy is for the travel pillow to be a "must have" item for travelers. Different types of travel pillows are described, and pricing will use a skim strategy since the target market is high income. The report provides insights into the product, target market, and marketing plan for a new travel pillow business in Bangladesh.
Hunting for activities for your library’s next STEM program? Look no further! Hands-on Fun with STAR Net will highlight several different hands-on activities from the STEM Activity Clearinghouse that were designed with the library setting in mind. Whether you are new to STEM programming or are already a “STEM Superstar”, we hope you will join us for tips, techniques, and loads of fun!
The document describes a technology training event called a "Technology Petting Zoo" that was held for library staff. The goal was to create a hands-on learning environment where staff could explore new technologies. Stations were set up for topics like wikis, gaming, streaming media, blogs, and MP3 players. Careful planning was required to organize the space, equipment, presenters, and flow of participants. The event was well-received and helped introduce staff to new technologies while allowing them to learn through play and bonding with colleagues. As an outcome, the library saw increased blogging, photo sharing, and signups for technology-related programs.
Auroville Green Practices Summer School - PresentationMartin Scherfler
This presentation documents the work of twenty-two students and young professionals that participated in the Auroville Green Practices Summer Schools 2013 'Building for a Dignified Living.
Natural Farm Nursery & Greenhouse provides potting soils, transplants vegetables and herbs, and uses a natural farming method for sustainable agriculture. It has a 1.3 hectare area for vegetables/herbs and 1.5 hectares for pasture. The nursery grows over 50 different crop varieties and generates enough sales to pay workers and cover materials. While their lettuce was initially leggy, reducing the shade coverage to 40% in mornings and removing it when trees provide afternoon shade helped produce healthier lettuce. Proper soil, germination, transplanting, shading and harvest timing are keys to lettuce success according to the presentation.
This document describes an automatic trash can that opens when a person stands in front of it. The trash can uses an ultrasonic sensor and servo motor to detect a person and open the lid. An Arduino microcontroller controls the system. When a person is detected within 20cm, the servo motor opens the lid and a green LED turns on. Outside of that range, the lid closes and a red LED turns on. Parts listed include the Arduino, sensors, servo motor, LEDs, buzzer, and programming code to operate the system.
The document provides instructions for making a basic pillow at home. It outlines three parts to the process: preparing the fabric by cutting two equal squares or rectangles, stitching the pillow by sewing three sides and turning it right side out, and stuffing and closing the pillow by filling it and sewing the opening. Making pillows is a simple and inexpensive way to learn basic sewing skills rather than buying pre-made pillows from the store. The step-by-step directions guide the reader through each stage of the pillow making process.
The document describes a proposed audio-enabled pillow called "Sound Sleep". It discusses research showing many people listen to music while sleeping. The pillow would allow wireless music playback and other features like alarms. Target markets include teenagers, young adults, and middle-aged dealing with stress/insomnia. A marketing plan is proposed, including online sales, demonstrations in malls, partnerships with doctors, and a digital campaign using videos, social media, and a mobile app. The goal is to introduce an innovative sleep product and build customer loyalty through additional customization options.
The document is a final report submitted for a marketing course project on travel pillows. It includes an executive summary, business details on target market and positioning, and marketing mix strategies. The target market is identified as city residents, airlines, and public transportation companies. The positioning strategy is for the travel pillow to be a "must have" item for travelers. Different types of travel pillows are described, and pricing will use a skim strategy since the target market is high income. The report provides insights into the product, target market, and marketing plan for a new travel pillow business in Bangladesh.
Hunting for activities for your library’s next STEM program? Look no further! Hands-on Fun with STAR Net will highlight several different hands-on activities from the STEM Activity Clearinghouse that were designed with the library setting in mind. Whether you are new to STEM programming or are already a “STEM Superstar”, we hope you will join us for tips, techniques, and loads of fun!
The document describes a technology training event called a "Technology Petting Zoo" that was held for library staff. The goal was to create a hands-on learning environment where staff could explore new technologies. Stations were set up for topics like wikis, gaming, streaming media, blogs, and MP3 players. Careful planning was required to organize the space, equipment, presenters, and flow of participants. The event was well-received and helped introduce staff to new technologies while allowing them to learn through play and bonding with colleagues. As an outcome, the library saw increased blogging, photo sharing, and signups for technology-related programs.
Auroville Green Practices Summer School - PresentationMartin Scherfler
This presentation documents the work of twenty-two students and young professionals that participated in the Auroville Green Practices Summer Schools 2013 'Building for a Dignified Living.
Natural Farm Nursery & Greenhouse provides potting soils, transplants vegetables and herbs, and uses a natural farming method for sustainable agriculture. It has a 1.3 hectare area for vegetables/herbs and 1.5 hectares for pasture. The nursery grows over 50 different crop varieties and generates enough sales to pay workers and cover materials. While their lettuce was initially leggy, reducing the shade coverage to 40% in mornings and removing it when trees provide afternoon shade helped produce healthier lettuce. Proper soil, germination, transplanting, shading and harvest timing are keys to lettuce success according to the presentation.
This document describes an automatic trash can that opens when a person stands in front of it. The trash can uses an ultrasonic sensor and servo motor to detect a person and open the lid. An Arduino microcontroller controls the system. When a person is detected within 20cm, the servo motor opens the lid and a green LED turns on. Outside of that range, the lid closes and a red LED turns on. Parts listed include the Arduino, sensors, servo motor, LEDs, buzzer, and programming code to operate the system.
This document describes an automatic trash can that opens when a person stands in front of it. The trash can uses an ultrasonic sensor and servo motor to detect a person and open the lid. An Arduino microcontroller controls the system. When a person is detected within 20cm, the servo motor opens the lid and a green LED turns on. Outside of 20cm, the lid closes and a red LED turns on. Components include an Arduino, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, LEDs, buzzer and other basic electronic parts. Code is provided to control the system using distance measurements from the ultrasonic sensor.
This document provides information about various domestic appliances and their functions:
- Microwave ovens heat food using electromagnetic waves that cause water molecules to vibrate;
- Refrigerators transfer heat from inside the appliance to the outside using a refrigerant that flows through pipes;
- Hair dryers use a fan and heating element to speed the evaporation of water from hair through hot airflow.
The document discusses the Honey Bee Network, an initiative that aims to connect grassroots innovators and traditional knowledge holders with investors, entrepreneurs, scientists and others who can help develop and disseminate their innovations. It outlines the network's goals to overcome barriers like language and provide open access collaboration platforms. It also discusses challenges such as many innovations only being at proof-of-concept stages and the lack of common design languages. The network works to bridge formal and informal science and foster partnerships between innovators and high-tech networks to augment green grassroots innovations.
Community Compost Toilet System (IAPMO WE·Stand Model)Kimberly L. King
Safely reducing the volume of municipal sewage sludge typically sent for processing by sewer avoidance via separation at the source/on-site remediation of humanure using compost toilets with urine diversion AKA humus (top soil) factories. This schema uses the 2017 IAPMO WE-Stand Guidance rubric. Ultimately, a rich resource is generated that can be used as a soil amendment to grow food by tiny house stewards managing hyper-intense farming on tax-defaulted, urban lots.
Conducted over four years, performance of a humanure batch compost processor, clearly demonstrates that high temperatures were reliably achieved with subsequent pathogen elimination to acceptable levels prior to distribution of high quality humus to the local garden environment. Additionally, urine diversion has also allowed the community to reclaim nitrogen and other nutrients otherwise lost in conventional sewage systems. The system has resulted in large savings of potable water, and significant carbon sequestration.
Circular Economy - And Open Source + Hacking As Paths To It Lars Zimmermann
A presentation with an introduction to Circular Economy highlighting Open Source and Hacking as promising methodologies to make progress with it. / by Lars Zimmermann http://larszimmermann.de
This document provides information from a presentation on composting 101 given by Ellen Book, a UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener. The presentation discusses the basics of composting, including:
- Types of composting such as hot composting, cold composting, bokashi bucket composting, and sheet composting.
- Materials that are suitable for composting like food scraps, leaves, and manure.
- The importance of balancing greens (nitrogen sources) and browns (carbon sources) for effective decomposition.
- Tips for maintaining a compost pile such as proper size, aeration, and moisture level.
HOME Iowa / Operation and Maintenance of Septic Systems: Protect Your Investmentdmalchow
The document provides information about operating and maintaining septic systems. It discusses key components of septic systems including the septic tank, soil treatment system, and proper maintenance practices. The presentation emphasizes the importance of proper operation and maintenance to protect human health, the environment, and homeowners' investments in their septic systems.
This document provides information about composting. It begins with an introduction from Ellen Book, a Master Gardener from UF/IFAS Extension in Miami-Dade County. The document then discusses various types of composting methods, including vermicomposting with worms. It emphasizes that composting breaks down organic matter into a nutrient-rich material to benefit soil and plant health. The document concludes with a quiz on composting best practices.
Social 101: Introduction to Google BuzzWill Norris
This document provides a summary of an introduction to Google Buzz presentation. It discusses the conversational web, Google Buzz, and relevant technologies like Atom, Activity Streams, REST, OAuth, PubSubHubbub and Salmon. Atom is used to format entries and extensions like MediaRSS, GeoRSS and threading are covered. Activity Streams is discussed as a way to represent actions. PubSubHubbub is explained as a way for applications to receive real-time updates from feeds. OAuth is presented as a way to restrict access to data. The document promotes attending additional sessions on Google Buzz APIs and using PubSubHubbub to enable real-time applications.
Keynote talk on "Music in the Archives: Digital Musicology as a case study in Computational Archival Science" by David De Roure, for the workshop on "Computational Archival Science: digital records in the age of big data" at IEEE Big Data 2020, 11 December 2020.
This document summarizes the development of an interactive fundraising installation called "The Cash Machine" located in the lobby of a children's museum in San Diego. It describes the design and engineering challenges of integrating pneumatic, electronic, and mechanical systems to detect bills inserted and trigger lights, sounds, and motion. This included designing custom circuit boards, 3D printed and laser cut parts, and hacking existing wireless switches to operate the high-power impeller remotely. The installation process and initial feedback from children using the installation are also discussed, along with plans for further refinements.
This document contains information from a presentation on composting 101 given by Ellen Book, a UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener. The presentation includes information on the types of materials that can be composted, how to build a compost pile, tips for successful composting like maintaining proper moisture levels and aeration, and when compost is finished. It also provides a link to access a slide presentation with additional composting information and announces that an evaluation must be completed to receive a voucher for a free compost bin.
1. The document provides information on composting at on-site locations like schools and institutions in Massachusetts, including guidelines on proper composting methods.
2. It discusses the benefits of composting on-site, applicable regulations, and gives recommendations for materials to compost versus not compost.
3. As an example, it summarizes the town of Marshfield's experience composting food waste from their annual fair, which successfully diverted waste and produced usable compost.
In this presentation, we cover how to evaluate dairy freestall/cubicle barns with a focus on cow's needs. In addition, we describe how to renovate freestall barns for improved cow comfort.
Webinar - Lights, Camera, Advocacy to Action: Digital Storytelling for LibrariesSusan Hope Bard
How can you tell your library’s story in a way that will increase public support? Digital stories can be used for advocacy efforts, from raising awareness to fundraising campaigns to taking political action. Libraries can develop a compelling story using video, and leverage that story to show the impact they have in the community.
This free webinar identify how to use digital storytelling for advocacy, as well as good practices for video production and digital storytelling. Presenters share a list of technology tools that will help you develop top-notch stories.
Chapter 37 Formatting An APA Style Paper - MyTextTara Jensen
This document outlines the steps to request an assignment be written by the website HelpWriting.net. It describes registering for an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and qualifications, placing a deposit to start the assignment, reviewing and authorizing payment for the completed work, and utilizing free revisions. It emphasizes original, high-quality content and refunds for plagiarized work.
Nathanael Gray is a landscape architect who believes the profession can do more than just revitalize places - it can redeem and expand the world. Gray has worked on several redevelopment projects, including transforming a brownfield site into a park to trigger neighborhood renewal, and designing an eco-park that demonstrates sustainable agriculture. Gray's projects focus on education, history, community-driven solutions, and using art as a catalyst for change.
A presentation to the students at the School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington during September 2010.
The talk covered process, methods, design communication, user research, interaction design and case studies from recent work at Click Suite.
Travel Writing Essays. Online assignment writing service.Jenn Smith
The document discusses the importance of government infrastructure investment for nuclear power generation. It begins by noting the need to promote alternative energy sources as peak oil approaches. The paper will then review literature to determine how important government infrastructure investment is for developing nuclear power. It will examine factors like building nuclear power plants, developing waste storage facilities, and educating specialists in nuclear energy.
The open source washing machine project aims to rethink the way we wash clothes around the world, in accordance with economical, sociological, cultural and environemental aspects. Most of the people in this planet, mostly women, wash clothes by hand in harsh conditions related to poverty, lack of sanitation, water or energy.
15 Years: 15 Lessons in Social EntrepreneurshipRebecca Obounou
In honor of the 15th Anniversary of MIT IDEAS, we've asked our past teams to share their best advice for young social entrepreneurs. Illustrations by Nathan Cooke. http://www.chefcooke.com/
The document summarizes an invitation and agenda for the Generator Dinner on February 21, 2013. It provides information on past winners of the $10,000 team awards and $1,500 community choice awards who will serve on a winners panel. Details are given on eligibility criteria and what the judges will look for in proposals. The event will include opportunities for 60 second pitches and networking at themed tables.
This document describes an automatic trash can that opens when a person stands in front of it. The trash can uses an ultrasonic sensor and servo motor to detect a person and open the lid. An Arduino microcontroller controls the system. When a person is detected within 20cm, the servo motor opens the lid and a green LED turns on. Outside of 20cm, the lid closes and a red LED turns on. Components include an Arduino, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, LEDs, buzzer and other basic electronic parts. Code is provided to control the system using distance measurements from the ultrasonic sensor.
This document provides information about various domestic appliances and their functions:
- Microwave ovens heat food using electromagnetic waves that cause water molecules to vibrate;
- Refrigerators transfer heat from inside the appliance to the outside using a refrigerant that flows through pipes;
- Hair dryers use a fan and heating element to speed the evaporation of water from hair through hot airflow.
The document discusses the Honey Bee Network, an initiative that aims to connect grassroots innovators and traditional knowledge holders with investors, entrepreneurs, scientists and others who can help develop and disseminate their innovations. It outlines the network's goals to overcome barriers like language and provide open access collaboration platforms. It also discusses challenges such as many innovations only being at proof-of-concept stages and the lack of common design languages. The network works to bridge formal and informal science and foster partnerships between innovators and high-tech networks to augment green grassroots innovations.
Community Compost Toilet System (IAPMO WE·Stand Model)Kimberly L. King
Safely reducing the volume of municipal sewage sludge typically sent for processing by sewer avoidance via separation at the source/on-site remediation of humanure using compost toilets with urine diversion AKA humus (top soil) factories. This schema uses the 2017 IAPMO WE-Stand Guidance rubric. Ultimately, a rich resource is generated that can be used as a soil amendment to grow food by tiny house stewards managing hyper-intense farming on tax-defaulted, urban lots.
Conducted over four years, performance of a humanure batch compost processor, clearly demonstrates that high temperatures were reliably achieved with subsequent pathogen elimination to acceptable levels prior to distribution of high quality humus to the local garden environment. Additionally, urine diversion has also allowed the community to reclaim nitrogen and other nutrients otherwise lost in conventional sewage systems. The system has resulted in large savings of potable water, and significant carbon sequestration.
Circular Economy - And Open Source + Hacking As Paths To It Lars Zimmermann
A presentation with an introduction to Circular Economy highlighting Open Source and Hacking as promising methodologies to make progress with it. / by Lars Zimmermann http://larszimmermann.de
This document provides information from a presentation on composting 101 given by Ellen Book, a UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener. The presentation discusses the basics of composting, including:
- Types of composting such as hot composting, cold composting, bokashi bucket composting, and sheet composting.
- Materials that are suitable for composting like food scraps, leaves, and manure.
- The importance of balancing greens (nitrogen sources) and browns (carbon sources) for effective decomposition.
- Tips for maintaining a compost pile such as proper size, aeration, and moisture level.
HOME Iowa / Operation and Maintenance of Septic Systems: Protect Your Investmentdmalchow
The document provides information about operating and maintaining septic systems. It discusses key components of septic systems including the septic tank, soil treatment system, and proper maintenance practices. The presentation emphasizes the importance of proper operation and maintenance to protect human health, the environment, and homeowners' investments in their septic systems.
This document provides information about composting. It begins with an introduction from Ellen Book, a Master Gardener from UF/IFAS Extension in Miami-Dade County. The document then discusses various types of composting methods, including vermicomposting with worms. It emphasizes that composting breaks down organic matter into a nutrient-rich material to benefit soil and plant health. The document concludes with a quiz on composting best practices.
Social 101: Introduction to Google BuzzWill Norris
This document provides a summary of an introduction to Google Buzz presentation. It discusses the conversational web, Google Buzz, and relevant technologies like Atom, Activity Streams, REST, OAuth, PubSubHubbub and Salmon. Atom is used to format entries and extensions like MediaRSS, GeoRSS and threading are covered. Activity Streams is discussed as a way to represent actions. PubSubHubbub is explained as a way for applications to receive real-time updates from feeds. OAuth is presented as a way to restrict access to data. The document promotes attending additional sessions on Google Buzz APIs and using PubSubHubbub to enable real-time applications.
Keynote talk on "Music in the Archives: Digital Musicology as a case study in Computational Archival Science" by David De Roure, for the workshop on "Computational Archival Science: digital records in the age of big data" at IEEE Big Data 2020, 11 December 2020.
This document summarizes the development of an interactive fundraising installation called "The Cash Machine" located in the lobby of a children's museum in San Diego. It describes the design and engineering challenges of integrating pneumatic, electronic, and mechanical systems to detect bills inserted and trigger lights, sounds, and motion. This included designing custom circuit boards, 3D printed and laser cut parts, and hacking existing wireless switches to operate the high-power impeller remotely. The installation process and initial feedback from children using the installation are also discussed, along with plans for further refinements.
This document contains information from a presentation on composting 101 given by Ellen Book, a UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener. The presentation includes information on the types of materials that can be composted, how to build a compost pile, tips for successful composting like maintaining proper moisture levels and aeration, and when compost is finished. It also provides a link to access a slide presentation with additional composting information and announces that an evaluation must be completed to receive a voucher for a free compost bin.
1. The document provides information on composting at on-site locations like schools and institutions in Massachusetts, including guidelines on proper composting methods.
2. It discusses the benefits of composting on-site, applicable regulations, and gives recommendations for materials to compost versus not compost.
3. As an example, it summarizes the town of Marshfield's experience composting food waste from their annual fair, which successfully diverted waste and produced usable compost.
In this presentation, we cover how to evaluate dairy freestall/cubicle barns with a focus on cow's needs. In addition, we describe how to renovate freestall barns for improved cow comfort.
Webinar - Lights, Camera, Advocacy to Action: Digital Storytelling for LibrariesSusan Hope Bard
How can you tell your library’s story in a way that will increase public support? Digital stories can be used for advocacy efforts, from raising awareness to fundraising campaigns to taking political action. Libraries can develop a compelling story using video, and leverage that story to show the impact they have in the community.
This free webinar identify how to use digital storytelling for advocacy, as well as good practices for video production and digital storytelling. Presenters share a list of technology tools that will help you develop top-notch stories.
Chapter 37 Formatting An APA Style Paper - MyTextTara Jensen
This document outlines the steps to request an assignment be written by the website HelpWriting.net. It describes registering for an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and qualifications, placing a deposit to start the assignment, reviewing and authorizing payment for the completed work, and utilizing free revisions. It emphasizes original, high-quality content and refunds for plagiarized work.
Nathanael Gray is a landscape architect who believes the profession can do more than just revitalize places - it can redeem and expand the world. Gray has worked on several redevelopment projects, including transforming a brownfield site into a park to trigger neighborhood renewal, and designing an eco-park that demonstrates sustainable agriculture. Gray's projects focus on education, history, community-driven solutions, and using art as a catalyst for change.
A presentation to the students at the School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington during September 2010.
The talk covered process, methods, design communication, user research, interaction design and case studies from recent work at Click Suite.
Travel Writing Essays. Online assignment writing service.Jenn Smith
The document discusses the importance of government infrastructure investment for nuclear power generation. It begins by noting the need to promote alternative energy sources as peak oil approaches. The paper will then review literature to determine how important government infrastructure investment is for developing nuclear power. It will examine factors like building nuclear power plants, developing waste storage facilities, and educating specialists in nuclear energy.
The open source washing machine project aims to rethink the way we wash clothes around the world, in accordance with economical, sociological, cultural and environemental aspects. Most of the people in this planet, mostly women, wash clothes by hand in harsh conditions related to poverty, lack of sanitation, water or energy.
15 Years: 15 Lessons in Social EntrepreneurshipRebecca Obounou
In honor of the 15th Anniversary of MIT IDEAS, we've asked our past teams to share their best advice for young social entrepreneurs. Illustrations by Nathan Cooke. http://www.chefcooke.com/
The document summarizes an invitation and agenda for the Generator Dinner on February 21, 2013. It provides information on past winners of the $10,000 team awards and $1,500 community choice awards who will serve on a winners panel. Details are given on eligibility criteria and what the judges will look for in proposals. The event will include opportunities for 60 second pitches and networking at themed tables.
Speed Mentoring with Bose Corporation + MIT IDEAS Global ChallengeRebecca Obounou
The document provides information about several speed mentoring sessions at MIT Sloan on November 14, 2012. It includes details about organizations seeking advice on topics like defining brands, marketing strategies, distribution approaches, and feedback on educational programs. Summaries of individual mentoring sessions are provided on developing natural products in remote communities, creating a used sari marketplace, designing an educational space in China, and an adjustable prosthetic socket technology.
MIT IDEAS Global Challenge Generator Dinner - Fall 2012Rebecca Obounou
The document provides information about the Fall Generator Dinner at MIT that is seeking innovative ideas that can positively change the world. Teams can apply for up to $10,000 in funding and several $1,500 community choice awards. It outlines what the judges will look for in proposals, including team composition, innovation, impact, feasibility, and provides details on how to apply and resources available to help develop proposals.
The document provides information about the Spring Generator Dinner, which funds creative ideas for projects that create positive change globally or locally. Teams can receive up to $10,000 and there are additional community choice awards. Special focus this year is on projects related to waste. Guidelines are provided on assembling a team, developing an idea, and submitting a proposal. Resources and events are also listed to help teams develop their ideas and proposals.
The Global Challenge is an annual competition that has awarded over $300,000 to 78 teams since 2001 to support innovative projects focused on entrepreneurship and public service in 28 countries. Winning teams have developed solutions such as affordable eye exam technologies in India, sustainable lighting in Tanzania, and workshops teaching Android app development to spur social enterprises in India. The application and review process provides guidance to student teams on developing and strengthening their proposals with a focus on innovation, feasibility, impact, and resources.
The document summarizes the MIT Global Challenge, an annual competition that awards up to $10,000 in development grants to student teams working on international development projects. Since 2001, 78 teams have been awarded over $300,000 to work in 28 countries on challenges in various fields. The competition process involves an initial scope statement and development grant submission in November, a full proposal submission in January, and a final presentation and judging session in April where awards are given out. Resources for the competition are also listed.
We held our first ever Throw it Against the IDEAS Wall - a big brainstorming session to discuss the futures worth creating, the problems worth solving and the ideas worth spreading. We're hoping this is a starting point for more.
A unique approach to educating rural subsistence farmers about low-cost agricultural technologies specifically designed to thrive in the harsh central Mexican environment.
On the MIT Global Challenge at: http://globalchallenge.mit.edu/teams/view/214
The document summarizes an education project in Mexico that aims to improve the livelihoods of subsistence farmers through low-cost agricultural technologies. The project focuses on a poor region in Mexico where 300 rural farming communities face issues like poverty, lack of access to information, and low crop yields. The proposed solution is to build small-scale biodigester-greenhouse systems near schools for farmers and students, to generate biogas for cooking and heating greenhouses to increase and diversify crop production year-round.
Shower system unit without dependence on electricity or water grid. Provides safe, comfortable showering experience for user, complete with amenities. Implementation in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya.
On the MIT Global Challenge: http://globalchallenge.mit.edu/teams/view/139
To bridge the technical divide between those who design appropriate energy technologies and those who utilize them
On the MIT Global Challenge:
http://globalchallenge.mit.edu/teams/view/138
1) Over 1.8 million people, mostly children under 5, die each year from water-borne diseases due to contaminated water sources in many communities. Current water testing supplies are too complicated, expensive, and require resources not available in remote areas.
2) Safe Water World has developed field-ready kits for microbial water testing that are low-cost, easy to use, portable, and do not require incubation. The kits include various tests and materials packaged for use in remote areas.
3) The kits improve upon current testing methods by being lower cost and easier to use while still providing accurate results. Safe Water World aims to empower communities to test their own water and seek improvements, and help organizations identify contaminated water
The document discusses The Watt Campaign, a holistic program that empowers students to lead energy efficiency campaigns in their schools. It combines guidance, community, measurement, and incentives to initiate and sustain efficiency programs. The Watt Campaign's tools and resources help students start with a "Vampire Energy Hunt" and continue long-term efficiency efforts. If successful, such behavioral programs could achieve energy savings of 10-30% with no capital costs, freeing up funds that could be used to hire teachers or buy textbooks and computers.
A new product called the ZimbaPlus system aims to provide safe drinking water from wells to individuals by addressing issues with existing chlorine dispensers. The ZimbaPlus system includes a small storage tank with a tap that holds 5 liters of treated water, allowing individuals to access clean water in small volumes without the inconvenience and waste of typical high-flow dispensers.
This document outlines a proposal to develop low-cost math and science lesson plans for blind students in developing countries. The curriculum aims to be implemented cheaply using locally available materials, in order to give blind students access to education. Examples of adaptations include cutting ridges into rulers and cardboard into grids that students can feel, to allow graphing functions using push-pins. The proposal involves examining curricula from schools for the blind, adapting materials, testing sections in summer camps, and distributing the curriculum internationally to help blind students succeed.
The document describes the InnoBox Science and Engineering Kit, which aims to address educational needs in South Africa. It contains over 50 science and engineering experiments covering various disciplines like biology, physics, chemistry, and engineering. The experiments are designed to be conducted in resource-limited environments using supplies provided. An initial implementation will take place at a school in South Africa to assess the InnoBox and enhance its sustainability and contents. The goal is to provide a multidisciplinary STEM education using a low-cost, portable kit.
The document summarizes a project that tracks the routes of informal recyclers ("catadores") in São Paulo using GPS to understand their foraging strategies. This information could then be turned into an online platform to help catadores formalize and scale up their recycling services by improving coordination between cooperatives and establishing relationships of trust with companies and residents. The goal is to help catadores take advantage of a new Brazilian law recognizing them and leverage technology to strengthen the recycling system through participatory management.
Aggression - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
ProSocial Behaviour - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Covey says most people look for quick fixes. They see a big success and want to know how he did it, believing (and hoping) they can do the same following a quick bullet list.
But real change, the author says, comes not from the outside in, but from the inside out. And the most fundamental way of changing yourself is through a paradigm shift.
That paradigm shift is a new way of looking at the world. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People presents an approach to effectiveness based on character and principles.
The first three habits indeed deal with yourself because it all starts with you. The first three habits move you from dependence from the world to the independence of making your own world.
Habits 4, 5 and 6 are about people and relationships. The will move you from independence to interdependence. Such, cooperating to achieve more than you could have by yourself.
The last habit, habit number 7, focuses on continuous growth and improvement.
This presentation delves into the core principles of personality development as taught by Tim Han. Understand the importance of self-awareness, goal setting, and maintaining a positive attitude. Gain valuable tips on improving communication skills and developing emotional intelligence. Tim Han’s practical advice and holistic approach will help you embark on a transformative journey towards becoming your best self.
Stealth attraction for mens gets her with your wordsichettrisagar95
My article gives a set of techniques used by men to subtly and effectively attract women without overtly displaying their intentions. It involves using non-verbal cues, body language, and subtle psychological tactics to create intrigue and build attraction. The goal is to appear confident, mysterious, and charismatic while maintaining an air of mystery that piques the interest of the person you are trying to attract. This approach emphasizes subtlety and finesse in communication and interaction to create a powerful and lasting impression.
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