This document discusses strategies and tools to help students with reading and writing challenges. It recommends teaching specific writing strategies like planning, revising and editing. It also suggests using word processing tools, pre-writing activities, sentence combining, and process writing. Technology can help with individualization, repetition, and providing data to improve literacy. Teaching writing improves both writing and reading abilities.
Multilayer security mechanism in computer networks (2)Alexander Decker
This document discusses multilayer security mechanisms in computer networks. It recommends a secure network system that uses security at three layers: application (end-to-end), transport, and network. At each layer, different protocols provide authentication, integrity, confidentiality, and other protections. When combined across layers, vulnerabilities in one layer cannot compromise other layers, strengthening overall security. Popular protocols mentioned for each layer include S/MIME, SSL, and IPSec.
Steve Jobs' company was profiled in a CNN Tech article and mentioned in an NBC evening news segment. The company focuses on increasing engagement, distributing content more widely, and providing analytics on interactions across social media platforms. An executive from the company was active on Twitter under the handle @cristinacordova and can be emailed at cc@alphonsolabs.com.
This document discusses strategies and tools to help students with reading and writing challenges. It recommends teaching specific writing strategies like planning, revising and editing. It also suggests using word processing tools, pre-writing activities, sentence combining, and process writing. Technology can help with individualization, repetition, and providing data to improve literacy. Teaching writing improves both writing and reading abilities.
Multilayer security mechanism in computer networks (2)Alexander Decker
This document discusses multilayer security mechanisms in computer networks. It recommends a secure network system that uses security at three layers: application (end-to-end), transport, and network. At each layer, different protocols provide authentication, integrity, confidentiality, and other protections. When combined across layers, vulnerabilities in one layer cannot compromise other layers, strengthening overall security. Popular protocols mentioned for each layer include S/MIME, SSL, and IPSec.
Steve Jobs' company was profiled in a CNN Tech article and mentioned in an NBC evening news segment. The company focuses on increasing engagement, distributing content more widely, and providing analytics on interactions across social media platforms. An executive from the company was active on Twitter under the handle @cristinacordova and can be emailed at cc@alphonsolabs.com.
The newsletter discusses developments in cycling infrastructure and promotion in Copenhagen and Denmark. It reports that Copenhagen's Bicycle Account 2010 shows an increase in cycling and cyclist safety. It also describes Odense rebranding itself as the "City of Cyclists" and a program using GPS to motivate children to cycle. Additionally, it covers new S-train carriages doubling bike capacity and implementing one-way traffic in bike compartments.
The document discusses measuring the economic efficiency of transportation investments through cost-benefit analysis. It provides examples showing that bicycle infrastructure projects can yield high economic returns compared to other modes when accounting for cost savings from health benefits, reduced pollution and congestion. Cost-benefit analysis of the Brygge Bridge in Copenhagen found an internal rate of return of 7.6%, comparable to other transportation projects. The analysis suggests bicycle projects deserve thorough economic evaluation along with other modes.
This document analyzes cycling statistics from 2007-2009 in Denmark. It shows that residents of smaller islands like Læsø and Fanø take a higher percentage of trips by bicycle compared to their daily distance traveled, while residents of larger cities travel farther each day but take a lower percentage of trips by bike. It also compares cycling behaviors between municipalities in larger urban areas.
The newsletter discusses developments in cycling infrastructure and promotion in Copenhagen and Denmark. It reports that Copenhagen's Bicycle Account 2010 shows an increase in cycling and cyclist safety. It also describes Odense rebranding itself as the "City of Cyclists" and a program using GPS to motivate children to cycle. Additionally, it covers new S-train carriages doubling bike capacity and implementing one-way traffic in bike compartments.
The document discusses measuring the economic efficiency of transportation investments through cost-benefit analysis. It provides examples showing that bicycle infrastructure projects can yield high economic returns compared to other modes when accounting for cost savings from health benefits, reduced pollution and congestion. Cost-benefit analysis of the Brygge Bridge in Copenhagen found an internal rate of return of 7.6%, comparable to other transportation projects. The analysis suggests bicycle projects deserve thorough economic evaluation along with other modes.
This document analyzes cycling statistics from 2007-2009 in Denmark. It shows that residents of smaller islands like Læsø and Fanø take a higher percentage of trips by bicycle compared to their daily distance traveled, while residents of larger cities travel farther each day but take a lower percentage of trips by bike. It also compares cycling behaviors between municipalities in larger urban areas.
3. ”Jag kör min dotter till dagis.
Det är ca 50-70 meter bort.
Jag har fått för mig att jag
sparar tid på det, men det är
antagligen tvärtom eftersom
det är mycket trafik där på
morgonen och jag ofta får
parkera nästan vid mitt eget
hus och gå därifrån…”
En resa du lika gärna
kan göra på cykel…
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• 95 % var positiva till kommunens satsning
• 15 % ändrade sitt beteende
• 50 % blev 38 % …