Циркадные ритмы: коррекция сна и метаболизмаDr Sokolinskiy
Доказанной является связь между сбоем режима «сон-бодрствование» и риском метаболического синдрома (диабета, избыточного веса, гипертонии), депрессией, болезнью Альцгеймера и другими неприятными состояниями.
Презентация к видео. Владимир Соколинский, доктор натуропатии (ND), MSc, Вице-президент Европейской Академии доказательной натуропатии, автор 11 книг по натуральной медицине.
Биллиарный сладж (густая желчь, замазкообразная желчь, желчный осадок). Обнаруживается на УЗИ или КТ.
На его фоне развивается холестаз - застой желчи и со временем - камни желчного пузыря и нарушения в поджелудочной.
Полный обзор про причины густой желчи, почему не получается от нее избавиться.
Презентация к оригинальной видеолекции доктора натуропатии Владимира Соколинского
Презентация к оригинальному видео на канале доктора натуропатии Владимира Соколинского https://youtu.be/bs3RZXKQ8vE
Как устранить главные ПРИЧИНЫ ЗАПОРА У ВЗРОСЛОГО натуральными средствами? Как восстановить нормальное пищеварение и очистить кишечник?
Информация про натуральные средства от запора на сайте - https://www.pobedi2.ru/poleznye-stati/kishechnik/prichiny-zapora/
Циркадные ритмы: коррекция сна и метаболизмаDr Sokolinskiy
Доказанной является связь между сбоем режима «сон-бодрствование» и риском метаболического синдрома (диабета, избыточного веса, гипертонии), депрессией, болезнью Альцгеймера и другими неприятными состояниями.
Презентация к видео. Владимир Соколинский, доктор натуропатии (ND), MSc, Вице-президент Европейской Академии доказательной натуропатии, автор 11 книг по натуральной медицине.
Биллиарный сладж (густая желчь, замазкообразная желчь, желчный осадок). Обнаруживается на УЗИ или КТ.
На его фоне развивается холестаз - застой желчи и со временем - камни желчного пузыря и нарушения в поджелудочной.
Полный обзор про причины густой желчи, почему не получается от нее избавиться.
Презентация к оригинальной видеолекции доктора натуропатии Владимира Соколинского
Презентация к оригинальному видео на канале доктора натуропатии Владимира Соколинского https://youtu.be/bs3RZXKQ8vE
Как устранить главные ПРИЧИНЫ ЗАПОРА У ВЗРОСЛОГО натуральными средствами? Как восстановить нормальное пищеварение и очистить кишечник?
Информация про натуральные средства от запора на сайте - https://www.pobedi2.ru/poleznye-stati/kishechnik/prichiny-zapora/
Week 8 Sessions 21 23 Personal Value System (E.Q.)Idiotic26
This document provides an overview of a lesson on personal value systems and emotional intelligence (EQ). It begins by defining the objectives of the lesson, which are to understand what EQ is, its history and key theorists, models of EQ, and signs of high and low EQ. It then discusses the origins and definitions of EQ put forth by theorists like Salovey, Mayer, and Goleman. Models of EQ are presented, including Goleman's domains and the Six Seconds model. Aspects of high and low EQ are outlined, such as characteristics like self-awareness, empathy, and the ability to manage emotions. The lesson aims to help students develop skills to improve their own EQ.
This document provides an overview of Google search tools and techniques for journalists. It discusses understanding search engines, finding relevant information quickly through advanced searching techniques, searching news sources, and tips for effective searching on Google.co.za. It also outlines specialized search tools like Google Books, Google Scholar, and Google Maps that can help journalists with research.
This document analyzes the conversational aspects of retweeting on Twitter. It finds that while retweeting allows users to participate in diffuse conversations, there is no consistent syntax used for retweets and attribution is often inconsistent. The document presents several case studies of retweets to examine how authorship, attribution, and communicative fidelity are negotiated in diverse ways through retweeting. It aims to map out the various conventions of retweeting and provide a framework for understanding retweeting as a conversational practice on Twitter.
This document discusses how Google mapping tools can be used in newsrooms. It provides an overview of Google Maps, Earth, Panoramio, and SketchUp. It then outlines how these tools can help aggregate content from citizen journalists, analyze data through geocoding, and present localized and interactive news content. Specific examples are given of Ushahidi mapping reports of violence and the Louisiana Bucket Brigade mapping the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The document concludes by discussing future applications like sorting geo-tagged content and facilitating freelance and citizen journalism.
The document discusses various mapping tools from Google that can be used in journalism, including Google Maps, Google Earth, and Street View. Google Maps is a web-based 2D map that can be used to search locations, get directions, and add additional data layers. Google Earth is a downloadable 3D application that allows users to view satellite imagery and terrain of locations. Both tools allow embedding maps on websites and adding location data. Street View provides panoramic street-level photos that can help illustrate news stories.
The document discusses the potential for interactive periodicals to drive revenue growth for publishers. Key points:
1) Demand for interactive periodicals on tablets and other devices could generate over $3 billion in revenue for publishers by 2014, with $1.3 billion being truly incremental by attracting new subscribers and reducing churn.
2) Current print subscribers value the brands and are likely to renew subscriptions if interactive editions are offered at similar prices to print, without needing discounts. Bundles of print and digital editions could justify a 33% price premium.
3) Interactive editions could triple the acquisition rates of new subscribers who do not currently purchase print. Bundles are also attractive to new subscribers.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2010 study on Twitter usage in America conducted by Edison Research/Arbitron. Some of the main points are:
1) Awareness of Twitter exploded from 5% in 2008 to 87% in 2010, driven largely by traditional media coverage.
2) Despite near-ubiquitous awareness, only 7% of Americans, or around 17 million people, currently use Twitter. Usage significantly lags Facebook usage.
3) Twitter has yet to clearly articulate its value proposition to most social media users in the US, who primarily use Facebook. Improving tools to find friends may help adoption.
4) Twitter users tend to be younger,
Estudio State of Internet América LatinaEsther Vargas
The document summarizes key findings from a June 2010 report by comScore on internet usage in Latin America. Some of the report's main findings include:
- Latin America is the fastest growing region for internet users, growing 23% in the past year.
- Colombia saw the highest percentage growth in internet users at 36%. Brazil added nearly 6 million new users, the largest increase in absolute terms.
- Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina have the heaviest internet usage in the region based on time spent online per visitor.
This document summarizes social media usage data from June 2009 and June 2010 across various countries. It shows that Facebook had the largest global unique audience that grew from 160.1 million to 239.7 million between those years. Other platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn and MySpace also increased their unique audiences over that period according to the Nielsen Company data.
This document provides a summary of key findings from a 2010 survey of 1,173 nonprofit professionals about their organization's use of online social networks.
The survey found that Facebook and Twitter were the most popular commercial social networks used by nonprofits, with 86% having a Facebook presence and 60% on Twitter. LinkedIn and YouTube were also commonly used. In contrast, use of MySpace dropped significantly. Around 22% of nonprofits reported having their own "house social networks" on their own websites. Facebook groups on average had fewer members than in 2009, while Twitter saw a large increase in average followers. Fundraising success varied across different social media platforms.
Pew internet older adults and social mediaEsther Vargas
Social media use among older adults has nearly doubled over the past year. While those ages 18-29 still use social media the most, usage increased most dramatically among those ages 50-64 (up 88%) and 65+ (up 100%). Older adults are using social media to reconnect with people from their past and find support networks. While email is still very popular, social media allows older users to easily share photos, videos, and updates with growing networks of contacts.
This document summarizes key findings from Nielsen's Mobile Apps Playbook study. It finds that games are the most popular app category for both smartphones and feature phones. The top apps across platforms include Facebook, Weather Channel, Google Maps, and Pandora. Users primarily discover new apps by searching app stores on their phones. Ratings and reviews also influence app choices. Smartphone users download more paid apps than feature phone users, with Apple users being most willing to pay. Most users prefer billing mobile app purchases through their wireless provider or credit card. Teenagers are more receptive to mobile ads than older age groups.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2010 social media marketing industry report. Some of the major findings include:
- The top questions marketers want answered about social media marketing are how to measure return on investment, what the best practices are, and how to manage time spent on social media.
- Most marketers are new to social media, with 65% having been involved for only a few months or less.
- Over half of marketers spend 6 or more hours per week on social media activities, and nearly a third spend 11 or more hours.
- Generating exposure, increasing traffic, and building new partnerships are the top benefits reported by marketers from using social media.
Este documento describe el Refugio de Vida Silvestre Pasochoa en Ecuador y proporciona instrucciones sobre cómo armar una carpa, técnicas de seguridad y supervivencia en la naturaleza, y una lista de equipamiento recomendado para acampar. También incluye actividades prácticas para que los estudiantes aprendan sobre montaje de campamentos y seguridad en espacios naturales.
O documento descreve a evolução da internet e dos serviços online ao longo do tempo, desde anúncios iniciais da IBM na década de 1970, passando pelo crescimento da web na década de 1990 e 2000, até chegar aos dias atuais onde bilhões usam a internet diariamente através de diversas plataformas e dispositivos.
El documento describe el comercio electrónico (e-commerce), que consiste en la compra y venta de productos o servicios a través de medios electrónicos como Internet. Explica que existen diferentes tipos de comercio electrónico como B2B, B2C, B2E y C2C. También menciona que el comercio electrónico puede utilizarse para intercambiar documentos entre empresas en diversos sectores como compras, finanzas e industria.
Week 8 Sessions 21 23 Personal Value System (E.Q.)Idiotic26
This document provides an overview of a lesson on personal value systems and emotional intelligence (EQ). It begins by defining the objectives of the lesson, which are to understand what EQ is, its history and key theorists, models of EQ, and signs of high and low EQ. It then discusses the origins and definitions of EQ put forth by theorists like Salovey, Mayer, and Goleman. Models of EQ are presented, including Goleman's domains and the Six Seconds model. Aspects of high and low EQ are outlined, such as characteristics like self-awareness, empathy, and the ability to manage emotions. The lesson aims to help students develop skills to improve their own EQ.
This document provides an overview of Google search tools and techniques for journalists. It discusses understanding search engines, finding relevant information quickly through advanced searching techniques, searching news sources, and tips for effective searching on Google.co.za. It also outlines specialized search tools like Google Books, Google Scholar, and Google Maps that can help journalists with research.
This document analyzes the conversational aspects of retweeting on Twitter. It finds that while retweeting allows users to participate in diffuse conversations, there is no consistent syntax used for retweets and attribution is often inconsistent. The document presents several case studies of retweets to examine how authorship, attribution, and communicative fidelity are negotiated in diverse ways through retweeting. It aims to map out the various conventions of retweeting and provide a framework for understanding retweeting as a conversational practice on Twitter.
This document discusses how Google mapping tools can be used in newsrooms. It provides an overview of Google Maps, Earth, Panoramio, and SketchUp. It then outlines how these tools can help aggregate content from citizen journalists, analyze data through geocoding, and present localized and interactive news content. Specific examples are given of Ushahidi mapping reports of violence and the Louisiana Bucket Brigade mapping the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The document concludes by discussing future applications like sorting geo-tagged content and facilitating freelance and citizen journalism.
The document discusses various mapping tools from Google that can be used in journalism, including Google Maps, Google Earth, and Street View. Google Maps is a web-based 2D map that can be used to search locations, get directions, and add additional data layers. Google Earth is a downloadable 3D application that allows users to view satellite imagery and terrain of locations. Both tools allow embedding maps on websites and adding location data. Street View provides panoramic street-level photos that can help illustrate news stories.
The document discusses the potential for interactive periodicals to drive revenue growth for publishers. Key points:
1) Demand for interactive periodicals on tablets and other devices could generate over $3 billion in revenue for publishers by 2014, with $1.3 billion being truly incremental by attracting new subscribers and reducing churn.
2) Current print subscribers value the brands and are likely to renew subscriptions if interactive editions are offered at similar prices to print, without needing discounts. Bundles of print and digital editions could justify a 33% price premium.
3) Interactive editions could triple the acquisition rates of new subscribers who do not currently purchase print. Bundles are also attractive to new subscribers.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2010 study on Twitter usage in America conducted by Edison Research/Arbitron. Some of the main points are:
1) Awareness of Twitter exploded from 5% in 2008 to 87% in 2010, driven largely by traditional media coverage.
2) Despite near-ubiquitous awareness, only 7% of Americans, or around 17 million people, currently use Twitter. Usage significantly lags Facebook usage.
3) Twitter has yet to clearly articulate its value proposition to most social media users in the US, who primarily use Facebook. Improving tools to find friends may help adoption.
4) Twitter users tend to be younger,
Estudio State of Internet América LatinaEsther Vargas
The document summarizes key findings from a June 2010 report by comScore on internet usage in Latin America. Some of the report's main findings include:
- Latin America is the fastest growing region for internet users, growing 23% in the past year.
- Colombia saw the highest percentage growth in internet users at 36%. Brazil added nearly 6 million new users, the largest increase in absolute terms.
- Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina have the heaviest internet usage in the region based on time spent online per visitor.
This document summarizes social media usage data from June 2009 and June 2010 across various countries. It shows that Facebook had the largest global unique audience that grew from 160.1 million to 239.7 million between those years. Other platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn and MySpace also increased their unique audiences over that period according to the Nielsen Company data.
This document provides a summary of key findings from a 2010 survey of 1,173 nonprofit professionals about their organization's use of online social networks.
The survey found that Facebook and Twitter were the most popular commercial social networks used by nonprofits, with 86% having a Facebook presence and 60% on Twitter. LinkedIn and YouTube were also commonly used. In contrast, use of MySpace dropped significantly. Around 22% of nonprofits reported having their own "house social networks" on their own websites. Facebook groups on average had fewer members than in 2009, while Twitter saw a large increase in average followers. Fundraising success varied across different social media platforms.
Pew internet older adults and social mediaEsther Vargas
Social media use among older adults has nearly doubled over the past year. While those ages 18-29 still use social media the most, usage increased most dramatically among those ages 50-64 (up 88%) and 65+ (up 100%). Older adults are using social media to reconnect with people from their past and find support networks. While email is still very popular, social media allows older users to easily share photos, videos, and updates with growing networks of contacts.
This document summarizes key findings from Nielsen's Mobile Apps Playbook study. It finds that games are the most popular app category for both smartphones and feature phones. The top apps across platforms include Facebook, Weather Channel, Google Maps, and Pandora. Users primarily discover new apps by searching app stores on their phones. Ratings and reviews also influence app choices. Smartphone users download more paid apps than feature phone users, with Apple users being most willing to pay. Most users prefer billing mobile app purchases through their wireless provider or credit card. Teenagers are more receptive to mobile ads than older age groups.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2010 social media marketing industry report. Some of the major findings include:
- The top questions marketers want answered about social media marketing are how to measure return on investment, what the best practices are, and how to manage time spent on social media.
- Most marketers are new to social media, with 65% having been involved for only a few months or less.
- Over half of marketers spend 6 or more hours per week on social media activities, and nearly a third spend 11 or more hours.
- Generating exposure, increasing traffic, and building new partnerships are the top benefits reported by marketers from using social media.
Este documento describe el Refugio de Vida Silvestre Pasochoa en Ecuador y proporciona instrucciones sobre cómo armar una carpa, técnicas de seguridad y supervivencia en la naturaleza, y una lista de equipamiento recomendado para acampar. También incluye actividades prácticas para que los estudiantes aprendan sobre montaje de campamentos y seguridad en espacios naturales.
O documento descreve a evolução da internet e dos serviços online ao longo do tempo, desde anúncios iniciais da IBM na década de 1970, passando pelo crescimento da web na década de 1990 e 2000, até chegar aos dias atuais onde bilhões usam a internet diariamente através de diversas plataformas e dispositivos.
El documento describe el comercio electrónico (e-commerce), que consiste en la compra y venta de productos o servicios a través de medios electrónicos como Internet. Explica que existen diferentes tipos de comercio electrónico como B2B, B2C, B2E y C2C. También menciona que el comercio electrónico puede utilizarse para intercambiar documentos entre empresas en diversos sectores como compras, finanzas e industria.
Комплексная система здоровья "Свой калейдоскоп" направленная на омоложение ор...Анна Каминская
Комплексная система здоровья "Свой калейдоскоп", включающая в сбе следующие аспекты:
Питание живой пищей
Очищение организма
Физическую культуру тела
Выпрямление позвоночника
Комфортное психоэмоциональное состояние
Самореализацию