Berta discusses her hobbies which include playing football with friends, playing computer games on her computer and iPad, and watching her favorite TV program Violetta on Mondays. In her free time on weekends, she enjoys physical activities like playing football on Saturdays and playing with friends on Sundays. She includes a photo of her football team.
The document discusses the hobbies and activities of Dídac Iglesias Gimeno. He enjoys various sports like football, table tennis, and swimming. He owns a computer and enjoys playing computer games. On Saturdays, he plays football and watches his favorite TV show. On Sundays, he does homework. Overall, he feels he engages in enough physical activities on the weekends.
Spy 0073 is sitting on a bench wearing a green coat, blue hat, and grey glasses. He is saying "Goodbye!" and folding his arms while holding a pen, map, and talking on his mobile phone. The spy is not standing up, wearing a yellow hat and purple t-shirt, or crossing his legs.
This document provides instructions for making a trifle dessert with three layers - a bottom layer of chocolate cake, a middle layer of custard, and a top layer of thick cream and chocolate. The ingredients include butter, jam, chocolate cake, custard made from milk and powder, and jelly made by heating water. The cake is baked at 170 degrees for 30 minutes. Layers of cake, jelly, and custard are assembled in a bowl before decorating the top with thick cream and chocolate.
Spy 007 is sitting on a bench wearing a black hat and blue jeans. He is saying "hello" and scratching his ear. Spy 004 is sitting in a chair wearing a black hat and disguise. He is saying "good morning" and crossing his legs, and both spies have mobile phones.
The document describes how the author spends their free time. They enjoy doing sports like biking with their dad and going to the mountains with their family. They also like going bowling with their parents and brother on Saturdays, watching cartoons on TV every day, playing computer games, drawing and painting at an art school on Thursdays, playing with their cousin, and playing table games like poker with their family.
The document describes several animals including the koala, whale, dolphin, tiger, lion, and polar bear. It provides key details about each animal such as what they look like, where they live, what they eat, and how they move. The koala lives in trees in Australia and eats plants. Whales live in the sea, can swim very fast, and are predators. Dolphins also live in the sea, can swim quickly, and prey on large fish. Tigers have orange and black stripes, live in Asia and Africa, and can run very fast. Lions also live in the savanna, are predators that eat meat, and can run quickly. Polar bears are white, live in the Arctic, and cannot
Two young spies are described in the document. The first spy is wearing a coat, hat and sunglasses and is sitting in a chair with a camera and microphone, identifying herself as spy 0010. The second spy is wearing a coat and sunglasses, talking on a mobile phone and also has a microphone, identifying herself as spy 0015. Photos of the spies are included and the author expresses hope that the reader will like the two spies.
Berta discusses her hobbies which include playing football with friends, playing computer games on her computer and iPad, and watching her favorite TV program Violetta on Mondays. In her free time on weekends, she enjoys physical activities like playing football on Saturdays and playing with friends on Sundays. She includes a photo of her football team.
The document discusses the hobbies and activities of Dídac Iglesias Gimeno. He enjoys various sports like football, table tennis, and swimming. He owns a computer and enjoys playing computer games. On Saturdays, he plays football and watches his favorite TV show. On Sundays, he does homework. Overall, he feels he engages in enough physical activities on the weekends.
Spy 0073 is sitting on a bench wearing a green coat, blue hat, and grey glasses. He is saying "Goodbye!" and folding his arms while holding a pen, map, and talking on his mobile phone. The spy is not standing up, wearing a yellow hat and purple t-shirt, or crossing his legs.
This document provides instructions for making a trifle dessert with three layers - a bottom layer of chocolate cake, a middle layer of custard, and a top layer of thick cream and chocolate. The ingredients include butter, jam, chocolate cake, custard made from milk and powder, and jelly made by heating water. The cake is baked at 170 degrees for 30 minutes. Layers of cake, jelly, and custard are assembled in a bowl before decorating the top with thick cream and chocolate.
Spy 007 is sitting on a bench wearing a black hat and blue jeans. He is saying "hello" and scratching his ear. Spy 004 is sitting in a chair wearing a black hat and disguise. He is saying "good morning" and crossing his legs, and both spies have mobile phones.
The document describes how the author spends their free time. They enjoy doing sports like biking with their dad and going to the mountains with their family. They also like going bowling with their parents and brother on Saturdays, watching cartoons on TV every day, playing computer games, drawing and painting at an art school on Thursdays, playing with their cousin, and playing table games like poker with their family.
The document describes several animals including the koala, whale, dolphin, tiger, lion, and polar bear. It provides key details about each animal such as what they look like, where they live, what they eat, and how they move. The koala lives in trees in Australia and eats plants. Whales live in the sea, can swim very fast, and are predators. Dolphins also live in the sea, can swim quickly, and prey on large fish. Tigers have orange and black stripes, live in Asia and Africa, and can run very fast. Lions also live in the savanna, are predators that eat meat, and can run quickly. Polar bears are white, live in the Arctic, and cannot
Two young spies are described in the document. The first spy is wearing a coat, hat and sunglasses and is sitting in a chair with a camera and microphone, identifying herself as spy 0010. The second spy is wearing a coat and sunglasses, talking on a mobile phone and also has a microphone, identifying herself as spy 0015. Photos of the spies are included and the author expresses hope that the reader will like the two spies.
The document describes six animals - the whale, kangaroo, tiger, wolf, giraffe, and polar bear. For each animal, it provides details about whether it is a mammal, its physical appearance, habitat, diet, predatory status, and maximum running speed. The animals represented are from oceans, Australia, Asia, North America, Africa, and the Arctic.
This document describes several dangerous and peaceful animals. It provides details about the cheetah, Bengal tiger, and red wolf as predators that live in certain regions, can run quickly, and eat meat. It also describes the chameleon, koala, and toucan as non-predators, specifying their physical features, habitats, and diets consisting of insects, plants, fruits or eucalyptus leaves. The document aims to inform readers about the key characteristics of these different types of animals.
In Daniel's space scene, two green aliens with yellow eyes are seen with a UFO. A satellite is shown passing under the Earth, and rockets are depicted traveling around Saturn and toward Neptune. Inside Daniel's rocket, an astronaut says hello while DVDs sit under a table and a sleeping bag hangs on the wall, with a computer and lamp also featured inside the spacecraft.
This document summarizes key facts about the planets in our solar system and other celestial bodies. It describes Mercury as the smallest planet closest to the Sun, Venus as rotating opposite other planets with no moons, and Earth as the only planet with life where 70% of its surface is covered in water. Mars is described as the red planet with two moons, Jupiter as the largest planet with the fastest rotation and 16 moons, and Saturn as the second largest planet with visible rings and 61 moons. Uranus and Neptune are mentioned as being farther from the Sun, with Uranus at -210 degrees C and Neptune being the coldest planet. The document closes by stating there are millions of stars and satellites
Inside the rocket there are no plants, pets, or beds because it is difficult for them to live in space. Instead, there are some sleeping bags. There is also an exercise bike because it is important to exercise a lot in a rocket. The document describes what is inside a rocket, including that there are no plants, pets, or beds, but there are sleeping bags and an exercise bike.
The document summarizes what is and is not present in a rocket. It notes that there are no plants or animals aboard as the conditions are not suitable for them. It also states that while there are no TVs, there are computers and DVDs for entertainment. An exercise bike is included to keep astronauts healthy as they sleep in sleeping bags instead of beds due to lack of space.
The document describes the interior and exterior of a rocket ship. It shows three planets - Mars, Earth, and Uranus - along with stars outside the rocket. Inside, there are cables, computers, an exercise bike, a driver cockpit full of controls, a sleeping bag with a computer above it, and one door. The document was created by Guillem and Ian to depict a rocket ship in space.
The document describes various objects found in space and aboard a rocket ship. It mentions stars, four planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Venus), three aliens on Venus eating lollipops, a UFO over the sea, an astronaut in space saying hello, multiple rocket ships, an exercise bike and special bed for astronauts, and notes there are no CDs, normal beds, TVs, or animals on the rocket ship.
The document describes the diets, habitats, and behaviors of several animals. The eagle eats anteaters and fish, lives in mountains, and flies but does not walk on land. The anteater eats insects, lives on land, and does not swim. The shark eats meat and fish, lives in the sea, and does not live on land. The crocodile eats meat, fish and other animals, lives on land and sometimes swims but does not live in water. The whale eats meat and fish, lives in the sea, and does not walk on land or live on land or in trees. The seal eats meat and fish, lives in shore and sea, and does not walk on land or live in
Andrea watches wildlife programs in the evenings to learn about animals but finds the news boring. She sometimes enjoys quiz shows for their humor. Andrea prefers watching films with her sister Carla and likes science fiction and adventure films. Her favorite TV show is Violetta which airs Monday through Thursday at 9pm, and her favorite actor and actress are Johnny Deep and Selena Gomez. Andrea's favorite film is Montecarlo.
The document describes the technology usage habits of several family members. It discusses what devices Paola and Alicia's mothers, fathers, and aunts commonly use, such as mobile phones, tablets, computers, and other gadgets. Paola's father sometimes uses his video game console. Alicia's aunt always uses her computer at work. Paola's mother usually uses her mobile phone. Paola's aunt sometimes uses her webcam. Alicia's father often uses his MP3 player. Alicia's mother never uses her tablet.
The United States and China have agreed to restart trade talks after a meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Japan. Trump said he would hold off on additional tariffs and that U.S. companies can continue selling to Chinese tech giant Huawei. No deadline was set for reaching a trade deal, but both sides expressed optimism that they can resolve their differences.
This document contains summaries of 6 different animals: the leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, Iberian lynx, and kangaroo. Each summary includes 2-3 sentences describing the animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and means of locomotion or hunting abilities. The leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, and Iberian lynx are carnivorous predators, while the kangaroo is an herbivore. The summaries provide key details about each animal in a concise format.
The document discusses what can be seen through a telescope in space. It mentions the eight planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. It also notes that while a telescope can see space, planets and stars, it cannot see UFOs or aliens. However, it is possible to see satellites and rockets traveling between celestial bodies like going around the moon or passing Mars and Jupiter.
In space there are many stars and four planets - Mercury, Mars, Uranus and Neptune. The sun is a very big and hot star that the rocket circles around while a UFO flies over Mars. On Uranus there are three aliens of different sizes.
The document describes several different animal species, including sharks, cheetahs, snakes, penguins, wolves, and golden eagles. It provides some key details about each animal: what type of animal it is (fish, mammal, bird, reptile), where it lives, what it eats, and how it moves (swims, runs, climbs, flies). It aims to educate readers about the characteristics of these diverse animals found across habitats around the world.
The document describes several different animals - the shark, dolphin, horse, turtle, tiger, and snake. It provides details about whether each animal is a predator or not, what they eat, their habitat, how they move, their physical characteristics like color, and if applicable whether they are mammals or lay eggs.
The document provides information about geography, cities, and culture in Italy and Canada. It notes that the longest river in Italy is the Po, which is 652 km long, and the highest mountain is Monte Bianco at 4,810 meters. Rome is the capital and largest city of Italy with a population of 2.75 million people. In Canada, the longest river is the Columbia River at 2,044 meters and the highest mountain is Mount Logan at 6,050 meters. The largest city is Toronto with 2.6 million people, and the capital is Ottawa with 853,391 people.
UFO technology is more advanced than on Earth, with bigger and better computer screens and many computers to see space well. Inside a UFO there are many machines but no beds, exercise equipment, food, sofas or televisions like in a house. The most important thing is lights that make UFOs easier to see and recognize as they travel around planets, the sun and moon.
This document provides information about the United Kingdom and the United States by listing various geographical facts about each country. For the UK, it notes that the longest river is the River Severn, the highest mountain is Ben Nevis, the largest city is London, and the tallest building is The Shard in London. For the US, it states that the longest river is the Missouri River, the highest mountain is Denali, the largest city is New York City, and the tallest building is One World Trade Center. It also lists each country's capital city and some of their natural landmarks and popular dishes.
Amazing animals unit 3 deborageorginaadriánferrannikteixmucane
The document describes several different animals including camels, dolphins, seals, foxes, and zebras. Camels live in the hot deserts of northern Africa, can weigh up to 700 kg, and give birth after 15 months gestation. Dolphins live in groups in the sea, are very intelligent, and eat fish. Seals come in different types, live in the Arctic Ocean, eat fish and octopus, and have a 12 month gestation period. Foxes are intelligent, stay with the same partner each year, eat insects and fruit, and are independent at 4 months. Zebras live in groups in African grasslands, weigh 31.8 kg at birth after a 13 month gestation, and eat
This document provides a recipe for Jamaican coconut cake. It first provides background context that coconut trees grow well in Jamaica due to its tropical climate and that coconut is an important ingredient in Jamaican cooking. It then lists the ingredients needed for the cake and provides instructions to mix the butter, sugar, eggs, flour, coconut and other ingredients together and bake for 30-35 minutes to produce a delicious coconut cake that is representative of Jamaican cuisine.
The document describes six animals - the whale, kangaroo, tiger, wolf, giraffe, and polar bear. For each animal, it provides details about whether it is a mammal, its physical appearance, habitat, diet, predatory status, and maximum running speed. The animals represented are from oceans, Australia, Asia, North America, Africa, and the Arctic.
This document describes several dangerous and peaceful animals. It provides details about the cheetah, Bengal tiger, and red wolf as predators that live in certain regions, can run quickly, and eat meat. It also describes the chameleon, koala, and toucan as non-predators, specifying their physical features, habitats, and diets consisting of insects, plants, fruits or eucalyptus leaves. The document aims to inform readers about the key characteristics of these different types of animals.
In Daniel's space scene, two green aliens with yellow eyes are seen with a UFO. A satellite is shown passing under the Earth, and rockets are depicted traveling around Saturn and toward Neptune. Inside Daniel's rocket, an astronaut says hello while DVDs sit under a table and a sleeping bag hangs on the wall, with a computer and lamp also featured inside the spacecraft.
This document summarizes key facts about the planets in our solar system and other celestial bodies. It describes Mercury as the smallest planet closest to the Sun, Venus as rotating opposite other planets with no moons, and Earth as the only planet with life where 70% of its surface is covered in water. Mars is described as the red planet with two moons, Jupiter as the largest planet with the fastest rotation and 16 moons, and Saturn as the second largest planet with visible rings and 61 moons. Uranus and Neptune are mentioned as being farther from the Sun, with Uranus at -210 degrees C and Neptune being the coldest planet. The document closes by stating there are millions of stars and satellites
Inside the rocket there are no plants, pets, or beds because it is difficult for them to live in space. Instead, there are some sleeping bags. There is also an exercise bike because it is important to exercise a lot in a rocket. The document describes what is inside a rocket, including that there are no plants, pets, or beds, but there are sleeping bags and an exercise bike.
The document summarizes what is and is not present in a rocket. It notes that there are no plants or animals aboard as the conditions are not suitable for them. It also states that while there are no TVs, there are computers and DVDs for entertainment. An exercise bike is included to keep astronauts healthy as they sleep in sleeping bags instead of beds due to lack of space.
The document describes the interior and exterior of a rocket ship. It shows three planets - Mars, Earth, and Uranus - along with stars outside the rocket. Inside, there are cables, computers, an exercise bike, a driver cockpit full of controls, a sleeping bag with a computer above it, and one door. The document was created by Guillem and Ian to depict a rocket ship in space.
The document describes various objects found in space and aboard a rocket ship. It mentions stars, four planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Venus), three aliens on Venus eating lollipops, a UFO over the sea, an astronaut in space saying hello, multiple rocket ships, an exercise bike and special bed for astronauts, and notes there are no CDs, normal beds, TVs, or animals on the rocket ship.
The document describes the diets, habitats, and behaviors of several animals. The eagle eats anteaters and fish, lives in mountains, and flies but does not walk on land. The anteater eats insects, lives on land, and does not swim. The shark eats meat and fish, lives in the sea, and does not live on land. The crocodile eats meat, fish and other animals, lives on land and sometimes swims but does not live in water. The whale eats meat and fish, lives in the sea, and does not walk on land or live on land or in trees. The seal eats meat and fish, lives in shore and sea, and does not walk on land or live in
Andrea watches wildlife programs in the evenings to learn about animals but finds the news boring. She sometimes enjoys quiz shows for their humor. Andrea prefers watching films with her sister Carla and likes science fiction and adventure films. Her favorite TV show is Violetta which airs Monday through Thursday at 9pm, and her favorite actor and actress are Johnny Deep and Selena Gomez. Andrea's favorite film is Montecarlo.
The document describes the technology usage habits of several family members. It discusses what devices Paola and Alicia's mothers, fathers, and aunts commonly use, such as mobile phones, tablets, computers, and other gadgets. Paola's father sometimes uses his video game console. Alicia's aunt always uses her computer at work. Paola's mother usually uses her mobile phone. Paola's aunt sometimes uses her webcam. Alicia's father often uses his MP3 player. Alicia's mother never uses her tablet.
The United States and China have agreed to restart trade talks after a meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Japan. Trump said he would hold off on additional tariffs and that U.S. companies can continue selling to Chinese tech giant Huawei. No deadline was set for reaching a trade deal, but both sides expressed optimism that they can resolve their differences.
This document contains summaries of 6 different animals: the leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, Iberian lynx, and kangaroo. Each summary includes 2-3 sentences describing the animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and means of locomotion or hunting abilities. The leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, and Iberian lynx are carnivorous predators, while the kangaroo is an herbivore. The summaries provide key details about each animal in a concise format.
The document discusses what can be seen through a telescope in space. It mentions the eight planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. It also notes that while a telescope can see space, planets and stars, it cannot see UFOs or aliens. However, it is possible to see satellites and rockets traveling between celestial bodies like going around the moon or passing Mars and Jupiter.
In space there are many stars and four planets - Mercury, Mars, Uranus and Neptune. The sun is a very big and hot star that the rocket circles around while a UFO flies over Mars. On Uranus there are three aliens of different sizes.
The document describes several different animal species, including sharks, cheetahs, snakes, penguins, wolves, and golden eagles. It provides some key details about each animal: what type of animal it is (fish, mammal, bird, reptile), where it lives, what it eats, and how it moves (swims, runs, climbs, flies). It aims to educate readers about the characteristics of these diverse animals found across habitats around the world.
The document describes several different animals - the shark, dolphin, horse, turtle, tiger, and snake. It provides details about whether each animal is a predator or not, what they eat, their habitat, how they move, their physical characteristics like color, and if applicable whether they are mammals or lay eggs.
The document provides information about geography, cities, and culture in Italy and Canada. It notes that the longest river in Italy is the Po, which is 652 km long, and the highest mountain is Monte Bianco at 4,810 meters. Rome is the capital and largest city of Italy with a population of 2.75 million people. In Canada, the longest river is the Columbia River at 2,044 meters and the highest mountain is Mount Logan at 6,050 meters. The largest city is Toronto with 2.6 million people, and the capital is Ottawa with 853,391 people.
UFO technology is more advanced than on Earth, with bigger and better computer screens and many computers to see space well. Inside a UFO there are many machines but no beds, exercise equipment, food, sofas or televisions like in a house. The most important thing is lights that make UFOs easier to see and recognize as they travel around planets, the sun and moon.
This document provides information about the United Kingdom and the United States by listing various geographical facts about each country. For the UK, it notes that the longest river is the River Severn, the highest mountain is Ben Nevis, the largest city is London, and the tallest building is The Shard in London. For the US, it states that the longest river is the Missouri River, the highest mountain is Denali, the largest city is New York City, and the tallest building is One World Trade Center. It also lists each country's capital city and some of their natural landmarks and popular dishes.
Amazing animals unit 3 deborageorginaadriánferrannikteixmucane
The document describes several different animals including camels, dolphins, seals, foxes, and zebras. Camels live in the hot deserts of northern Africa, can weigh up to 700 kg, and give birth after 15 months gestation. Dolphins live in groups in the sea, are very intelligent, and eat fish. Seals come in different types, live in the Arctic Ocean, eat fish and octopus, and have a 12 month gestation period. Foxes are intelligent, stay with the same partner each year, eat insects and fruit, and are independent at 4 months. Zebras live in groups in African grasslands, weigh 31.8 kg at birth after a 13 month gestation, and eat
This document provides a recipe for Jamaican coconut cake. It first provides background context that coconut trees grow well in Jamaica due to its tropical climate and that coconut is an important ingredient in Jamaican cooking. It then lists the ingredients needed for the cake and provides instructions to mix the butter, sugar, eggs, flour, coconut and other ingredients together and bake for 30-35 minutes to produce a delicious coconut cake that is representative of Jamaican cuisine.
The document introduces four 4th grade students - Alba, David, Emma and Judit - who live in Sant Climent de Llobregat, a small town near Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It provides details about facilities and locations in Sant Climent de Llobregat, such as restaurants, bus stops, banks, a sports center, library, and church. It also notes some amenities it lacks, like gyms, shopping centers, and a hospital. The students' favorite places are the town square, swimming pool, and surrounding mountains.
The document reports the results of an electronic gadget survey of Monica and Emma's families. It found that Monica's mum mainly uses her mobile phone and tablet, her dad uses his calculator, mobile phone and laptop, and her aunt uses her MP3 player and mobile phone. Emma's mum uses her laptop and calculator, her dad uses his laptop, mobile phone and MP3 player, and her aunt uses her mobile phone, tablet and sometimes MP3 player. It lists the various electronic gadgets covered in the survey.
The document asks various individuals questions about their likes and dislikes of certain activities. It finds that the subject likes rollerskating, reading comics, and riding horses. They indicate they do not like dancing. For other subjects, it finds that one likes using the computer, one does not like painting pictures, one likes shopping, one likes playing table tennis, and one does not like taking photos.
Things we like doing alicia paola danielnikteixmucane
The document appears to be a project from students Daniel, Paola and Alicia listing their preferences for various activities. It includes statements from multiple students on whether they like or don't like activities such as reading books, riding a horse, playing football, and others. Some students note conditional preferences, such as liking one activity but preferring another. The document concludes with listing some activities as part of a game.
This document describes several occupations including farmer, police officer, nurse, fashion designer, firefighter, taxi driver, vet, pop star, shop assistant, web designer, cook, and mayor. For each occupation, it provides details about where they work, who they work with, whether they wear a uniform, and sometimes their name. It also includes a word game matching some of the occupations with locations.
The document describes various jobs including farmer, police officer, nurse, firefighter, fashion designer, taxi driver, mayor, cook, shop assistant, vet, pop star, and web designer. For each job, it provides brief details about what they do, who they work with, and what they wear. It notes that uniforms are common for some jobs like police officers and firefighters, while others like fashion designers and pop stars do not wear uniforms.
The document describes several different animals including a lion, shark, tiger, panda, gorilla, and snake. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, locomotion abilities, and whether it is a predator or not. Key facts mentioned are that lions live in Africa and can run 59 km/h, sharks live in the sea and swim fast, tigers run 90 km/h and live in jungles, pandas eat plants and climb trees slowly, and gorillas eat plants and bananas and walk slowly.
This document describes the characteristics of 7 animals: puma, jaguar, cat, lion, cheetah, tiger. All are mammals that live on land and are predators. They have four legs, whiskers and eat other animals. Key details are provided for each, such as appearance, location and running speed. The fastest is the cheetah, which can run up to 114 km/hr.
The document describes several different animals including cats, goats, penguins, dogs, dolphins, and monkeys. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics such as color, legs, fins; diet such as what they eat; and behaviors such as how they move. The animals covered are cats, goats, penguins, dogs, dolphins, and monkeys.
Project unit 2marta ilena paula lauraainoanikteixmucane
This document describes 6 different animals: a giraffe, zebra, crocodile, orangutan, dolphin, and seahorse. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, locomotion abilities, and maximum speed. The animals include mammals, a reptile, and a fish, and they live in Africa, jungles, oceans, and rivers. They can run, swim, climb or a combination depending on the species.
Jan enjoys playing football with friends on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. On Fridays, Jan does judo with siblings Roc, Ada and Lia, which is a martial art that Jan loves. In their free time, Jan also rides their mountain bike and plays the computer game "Club Penguin".
The document discusses the television viewing habits and preferences of Abril Climente Vivó. She enjoys watching Disney Channel programs like Violetta, Good Luck Charlie, and Wipe Out. Violetta is her favorite program and she watches it four times a week. She also enjoys films starring Selena Gomez and recommends Violetta to other girls.
The document discusses the television viewing habits of a student, including watching the news daily before school on weekdays, cartoons with their brother on weekends, wildlife programs on weekends, occasionally watching quiz shows in the evenings, and their favorite program "El Hormiguero" on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Their favorite film genre is science fiction and favorite actor is Jerry Trainor.
Physiology and chemistry of skin and pigmentation, hairs, scalp, lips and nail, Cleansing cream, Lotions, Face powders, Face packs, Lipsticks, Bath products, soaps and baby product,
Preparation and standardization of the following : Tonic, Bleaches, Dentifrices and Mouth washes & Tooth Pastes, Cosmetics for Nails.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Main Java[All of the Base Concepts}.docxadhitya5119
This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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