Abraham Lincoln gave a speech at the dedication of the Gettysburg Cemetery on November 19, 1863. He began by noting that the soldiers who fought and died in the Battle of Gettysburg had already consecrated the land. Lincoln then stated that the living must dedicate themselves to continuing the unfinished work that those soldiers had fought for, which was preserving the nation and bringing new freedom. In conclusion, Lincoln expressed his vision that the democratic government that so many had given their lives for would not perish.
The document introduces the Natural Depths Process and Profile, which was inspired by psychologist Wilson Van Dusen's theory of Natural Depths. The theory suggests that each person has a definite psychological identity that remains stable over time and influences how effective one can be depending on how well they understand and align with this identity. The Natural Depths Process views the self as an orchestra of complementary sub-personalities and assesses a person's unique balance among these personalities through the Natural Depths Profile. The profile aims to help people better understand themselves and others in order to utilize strengths and celebrate diversity.
The Forbidden City was the imperial palace of China from the mid-Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. Located in Beijing, it covers 720,000 square meters and has 980 surviving buildings. Construction began in 1407 and was completed by 1420, using over one million workers. For over 500 years, it served as the home for emperors and the political center of China, housing the largest government on Earth. Now a museum, it is considered the largest collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world.
The document presents photos and descriptions of various churches from around the world. It includes details about churches built in unusual architectural styles, such as the Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Haut designed by Le Corbusier with curved thick walls that let in indirect light. It also describes churches constructed in remarkable locations, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Glory in Brazil inspired by Sputnik and with an external height of 114 meters. The document showcases the diversity of architectural structures, histories, and religious monuments found in churches globally.
Abraham Lincoln gave a speech at the dedication of the Gettysburg Cemetery on November 19, 1863. He began by noting that the soldiers who fought and died in the Battle of Gettysburg had already consecrated the land. Lincoln then stated that the living must dedicate themselves to continuing the unfinished work that those soldiers had fought for, which was preserving the nation and bringing new freedom. In conclusion, Lincoln expressed his vision that the democratic government that so many had given their lives for would not perish.
The document introduces the Natural Depths Process and Profile, which was inspired by psychologist Wilson Van Dusen's theory of Natural Depths. The theory suggests that each person has a definite psychological identity that remains stable over time and influences how effective one can be depending on how well they understand and align with this identity. The Natural Depths Process views the self as an orchestra of complementary sub-personalities and assesses a person's unique balance among these personalities through the Natural Depths Profile. The profile aims to help people better understand themselves and others in order to utilize strengths and celebrate diversity.
The Forbidden City was the imperial palace of China from the mid-Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. Located in Beijing, it covers 720,000 square meters and has 980 surviving buildings. Construction began in 1407 and was completed by 1420, using over one million workers. For over 500 years, it served as the home for emperors and the political center of China, housing the largest government on Earth. Now a museum, it is considered the largest collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world.
The document presents photos and descriptions of various churches from around the world. It includes details about churches built in unusual architectural styles, such as the Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Haut designed by Le Corbusier with curved thick walls that let in indirect light. It also describes churches constructed in remarkable locations, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Glory in Brazil inspired by Sputnik and with an external height of 114 meters. The document showcases the diversity of architectural structures, histories, and religious monuments found in churches globally.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses strategies for summarizing texts, including identifying the main idea, supporting details, and disregarding unimportant information. It emphasizes using topic sentences and signal words to extract essential information. Specific techniques are provided for summarizing paragraphs about tornadoes, dust devils, hurricanes, and typhoons. The key points are that summarization involves reducing a text to its most important elements while maintaining comprehension.
Role of print media in coverage of right to food campaignMou Mukherjee-Das
The document discusses media coverage of the Right to Food campaign in India. It analyzes content from 4 newspapers over 2 months. Political news received the most coverage, followed by sports and crime. Social issues like hunger received little coverage and were only highlighted when the government took policy actions. The challenges to media coverage of human rights issues are discussed, including the commercialization of media and tendency to view violations as isolated incidents rather than systemic issues. In conclusion, the characteristics of market-driven journalism found in Randal Beam's theory seemed to apply to the newspapers studied and impacted the coverage of the Right to Food campaign.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document provides instructions for lighting candles on a candelabra, starting a fire in a fireplace, and playing music on a piano. It tells the reader to illuminate candles, push the button on a chimney to light the fireplace, and push the button on the right side of the piano to start it. It then lists 8 songs that can be played on the piano by pushing the green buttons in the indicated order.
The document discusses India's transition from an information society to a knowledge society. It outlines some of the key technologies driving this change, such as the internet, broadband, and mobile technologies. It also describes some of India's efforts to promote informatization, such as programs initiated under Rajiv Gandhi and current policies supporting research universities. However, challenges remain around issues like the rural-urban divide and lack of local content and skills. The document concludes by defining characteristics of a knowledge society and steps needed to fully realize one in India, such as promoting IT mindsets, equitable access, and knowledge management capacity.
Chinese Classical music features the erhu, a two-stringed bowed musical instrument. The piece is called "Flowerdrum" and showcases the erhu's ability to mimic the sounds of nature and convey a variety of emotions through its melodies. The performance demonstrates the erhu player's technical skill and mastery of Chinese Classical music traditions.
The document outlines 47 ways to make money online, including creating and selling your own products, affiliate marketing, copywriting, graphic design, surveys, audio/video work, blogging, hosting services, translation work, software development, stock photography, social media work, virtual assisting, and more. It encourages the reader to consider their skills and interests to find an online money-making opportunity, and provides brief descriptions of each opportunity along with suggestions to use websites like Nixerr.com to advertise services.
- 17.2% of Maine adults smoke, down from 18.2% in 2008, with higher rates among those with a high school degree or less. 18.1% of high school students smoke.
- Smoking costs Maine $602 million annually in health care costs. Tobacco use results in 2,200 adult deaths and 27,000 premature youth deaths each year.
- Maine spends $11.8 million on tobacco prevention annually, meeting 63.6% of the recommended CDC funding level of $18.5 million. This ranks Maine 6th nationwide for tobacco prevention spending.
The document discusses the history and techniques of machinima, which is the process of making animated films within real-time 3D video game engines. It provides definitions of machinima, describes how it uses game tools in unexpected ways to produce films more quickly and cheaply than traditional CGI animation. Key points include the emergence of machinima communities online in the late 1990s, the mainstream success of works like Red vs. Blue, and the various genres like comedies, dramas, and stunt films that have developed within machinima.
The document provides an overview of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park in Canada. It discusses the park's objectives to conserve biodiversity and ecosystems while allowing sustainable human uses. The park covers 1,245 square kilometers and protects three main ecosystems. It also discusses the history of the park's creation and management challenges related to human activities and climate change on the beluga whale populations in the park.
This document is a congratulatory message for Breanna Elise Thomas and her graduating class of 2010. It contains her name and the phrase "Congratulations Breanna & The Class of 2010!" surrounded by a series of blank lines, suggesting this is a personalized graduation message for Breanna on the occasion of her high school graduation with her class.
The Hangzhou Bay Bridge in China is the longest sea-crossing bridge in the world at 36 kilometers long. It took 9 years and 600 engineers to plan and design the S-shaped bridge, which links Ningbo and Jiaxing and cuts 120 km off the drive between Shanghai and Ningbo. The unique bridge has a 10,000 square meter service center in the middle with a restaurant, gas station, hotel, and observation tower allowing visitors to view the bay's extraordinary tides and waves. The specially designed bridge can withstand typhoons and hurricanes.
Kaypeter Enterprises is a Nigerian general merchandise, contract, and manufacturers' representative company founded in 2007. Their vision is to be a leading sales, marketing, and delivery company that significantly improves the quality of life for Nigerians. Their mission is to explore business opportunities to ensure availability of life's necessities via brokerage services. Their products include diesel, phones, generators, and more. The management team is led by CEO Kayode Ogunsanmi-Peters and includes an Executive Director, Business Development head, and Financial Solutions head. Kaypeter partners with technical companies in Korea, China, and Nigeria to produce and supply their franchise products.
This document provides information about finding a printing company to suit business needs. It discusses getting quotes from multiple companies, considering price, timeline and extras. It also recommends establishing a good relationship if using a printer regularly to gain benefits like discounts. The document suggests considering eco-friendly printers and discussing sustainability practices. It outlines the process of uploading files, getting a proof and approval before full printing and delivery of the finished job.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses strategies for summarizing texts, including identifying the main idea, supporting details, and disregarding unimportant information. It emphasizes using topic sentences and signal words to extract essential information. Specific techniques are provided for summarizing paragraphs about tornadoes, dust devils, hurricanes, and typhoons. The key points are that summarization involves reducing a text to its most important elements while maintaining comprehension.
Role of print media in coverage of right to food campaignMou Mukherjee-Das
The document discusses media coverage of the Right to Food campaign in India. It analyzes content from 4 newspapers over 2 months. Political news received the most coverage, followed by sports and crime. Social issues like hunger received little coverage and were only highlighted when the government took policy actions. The challenges to media coverage of human rights issues are discussed, including the commercialization of media and tendency to view violations as isolated incidents rather than systemic issues. In conclusion, the characteristics of market-driven journalism found in Randal Beam's theory seemed to apply to the newspapers studied and impacted the coverage of the Right to Food campaign.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document provides instructions for lighting candles on a candelabra, starting a fire in a fireplace, and playing music on a piano. It tells the reader to illuminate candles, push the button on a chimney to light the fireplace, and push the button on the right side of the piano to start it. It then lists 8 songs that can be played on the piano by pushing the green buttons in the indicated order.
The document discusses India's transition from an information society to a knowledge society. It outlines some of the key technologies driving this change, such as the internet, broadband, and mobile technologies. It also describes some of India's efforts to promote informatization, such as programs initiated under Rajiv Gandhi and current policies supporting research universities. However, challenges remain around issues like the rural-urban divide and lack of local content and skills. The document concludes by defining characteristics of a knowledge society and steps needed to fully realize one in India, such as promoting IT mindsets, equitable access, and knowledge management capacity.
Chinese Classical music features the erhu, a two-stringed bowed musical instrument. The piece is called "Flowerdrum" and showcases the erhu's ability to mimic the sounds of nature and convey a variety of emotions through its melodies. The performance demonstrates the erhu player's technical skill and mastery of Chinese Classical music traditions.
The document outlines 47 ways to make money online, including creating and selling your own products, affiliate marketing, copywriting, graphic design, surveys, audio/video work, blogging, hosting services, translation work, software development, stock photography, social media work, virtual assisting, and more. It encourages the reader to consider their skills and interests to find an online money-making opportunity, and provides brief descriptions of each opportunity along with suggestions to use websites like Nixerr.com to advertise services.
- 17.2% of Maine adults smoke, down from 18.2% in 2008, with higher rates among those with a high school degree or less. 18.1% of high school students smoke.
- Smoking costs Maine $602 million annually in health care costs. Tobacco use results in 2,200 adult deaths and 27,000 premature youth deaths each year.
- Maine spends $11.8 million on tobacco prevention annually, meeting 63.6% of the recommended CDC funding level of $18.5 million. This ranks Maine 6th nationwide for tobacco prevention spending.
The document discusses the history and techniques of machinima, which is the process of making animated films within real-time 3D video game engines. It provides definitions of machinima, describes how it uses game tools in unexpected ways to produce films more quickly and cheaply than traditional CGI animation. Key points include the emergence of machinima communities online in the late 1990s, the mainstream success of works like Red vs. Blue, and the various genres like comedies, dramas, and stunt films that have developed within machinima.
The document provides an overview of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park in Canada. It discusses the park's objectives to conserve biodiversity and ecosystems while allowing sustainable human uses. The park covers 1,245 square kilometers and protects three main ecosystems. It also discusses the history of the park's creation and management challenges related to human activities and climate change on the beluga whale populations in the park.
This document is a congratulatory message for Breanna Elise Thomas and her graduating class of 2010. It contains her name and the phrase "Congratulations Breanna & The Class of 2010!" surrounded by a series of blank lines, suggesting this is a personalized graduation message for Breanna on the occasion of her high school graduation with her class.
The Hangzhou Bay Bridge in China is the longest sea-crossing bridge in the world at 36 kilometers long. It took 9 years and 600 engineers to plan and design the S-shaped bridge, which links Ningbo and Jiaxing and cuts 120 km off the drive between Shanghai and Ningbo. The unique bridge has a 10,000 square meter service center in the middle with a restaurant, gas station, hotel, and observation tower allowing visitors to view the bay's extraordinary tides and waves. The specially designed bridge can withstand typhoons and hurricanes.
Kaypeter Enterprises is a Nigerian general merchandise, contract, and manufacturers' representative company founded in 2007. Their vision is to be a leading sales, marketing, and delivery company that significantly improves the quality of life for Nigerians. Their mission is to explore business opportunities to ensure availability of life's necessities via brokerage services. Their products include diesel, phones, generators, and more. The management team is led by CEO Kayode Ogunsanmi-Peters and includes an Executive Director, Business Development head, and Financial Solutions head. Kaypeter partners with technical companies in Korea, China, and Nigeria to produce and supply their franchise products.
This document provides information about finding a printing company to suit business needs. It discusses getting quotes from multiple companies, considering price, timeline and extras. It also recommends establishing a good relationship if using a printer regularly to gain benefits like discounts. The document suggests considering eco-friendly printers and discussing sustainability practices. It outlines the process of uploading files, getting a proof and approval before full printing and delivery of the finished job.
12. USER EXPERIENCE 体验 用户体验 是一个测试产品 满意度 与 使用度 的词语,可能是基于西方产品设计理论中发展出来的,英语是 User Experience 。在大多数情况下,产品软件测试或是商业行销测试时,会用到用户体验这个词。 用户体验设计则是以此概念为中心的一套设计流程。在英语中常被简写为 UX Design 。全名是 User Experience Design 。此流程完整的包括了有目标用户设定,满意度的范围和主题设定,用户需求的功能,交互研究,系统反馈和最终的报告与成果。 —— from Wikipedia