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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 boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
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the shoemaker and the elves
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 for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The Elves and the shoemaker actividades ingles
The document is a summary of the folktale "The Shoemaker and the Elves". It describes a poor and kind shoemaker who cuts leather to make a pair of shoes overnight. When he wakes up, he discovers the leather has been made into shoes. He and his wife hide and see elves making the shoes at midnight. The shoemaker leaves gifts for the elves, who continue helping him, and he becomes prosperous.
Literature Year 5 -The Elves and Shoemaker
This story is about a shoemaker, his wife and two elves. The shoemaker was very poor. He could not buy leather to make shoes. One morning, he went to his shop. He found a pair of ready made shoes. He sold the shoes. He bought more leather. Every morning, he found pairs of ready made shoes. He sold the shoes. Soon, the shoemaker had lots of gold. The shoemaker and his wife wanted to know who made the shoes.
They found out that two elves made the beautiful shoes at night. In the morning, the elves would leave. The shoemaker and his wife made clothes for the elves. They were very thankful to the elves. The elves were very happy. They put on their new clothes and danced. Then, the elves went away. They never came back.
The elves and the shoemaker
The shoemaker and his wife were poor and could only afford materials for one more pair of shoes. However, they would find finished shoes in the morning. They sold the shoes for money. Eventually, they discovered that elves were coming in the night to make the shoes. To thank the elves, the shoemaker and his wife left clothes for them. The elves accepted the gifts and never returned, teaching that good deeds should be repaid with good deeds.
The Elves and the Shoemaker
There once was a poor shoemaker who could no longer afford to work. One night, elves came to his shop and made shoes to sell so he could earn money again. The next night, the shoemaker stayed up late and saw the elves working, and from then on he and the elves worked together to make shoes and prosper.
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The document summarizes the client project of creating posters for a brewery. It compares the posters to existing styles and finds they have a blend of realistic and stylized elements. Constraints in not advertising to minors and having no budget are addressed. Feedback was not received from the client. Requirements of giving products a narrative and incorporating flavors were met. Skills in Photoshop and different comic styles were improved. Changes were made to layouts and elements to improve aesthetics and flow.
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This document outlines a 3-week project to create comic book or movie poster style mockups for alcohol products. It includes using a minimalist 50s neo-traditional format with fonts and text tailored to each product's narrative. The target audience is ages 18-35 or 18-40, with an unisex and vegan/vegetarian focus. Resources listed are a computer, software, sketchbook, scanner and possibly a graphics tablet. The budget is £0 and the schedule allocates time each week for the duration of the project.
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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 for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
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The document is a summary of the folktale "The Shoemaker and the Elves". It describes a poor and kind shoemaker who cuts leather to make a pair of shoes overnight. When he wakes up, he discovers the leather has been made into shoes. He and his wife hide and see elves making the shoes at midnight. The shoemaker leaves gifts for the elves, who continue helping him, and he becomes prosperous.
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This story is about a shoemaker, his wife and two elves. The shoemaker was very poor. He could not buy leather to make shoes. One morning, he went to his shop. He found a pair of ready made shoes. He sold the shoes. He bought more leather. Every morning, he found pairs of ready made shoes. He sold the shoes. Soon, the shoemaker had lots of gold. The shoemaker and his wife wanted to know who made the shoes.
They found out that two elves made the beautiful shoes at night. In the morning, the elves would leave. The shoemaker and his wife made clothes for the elves. They were very thankful to the elves. The elves were very happy. They put on their new clothes and danced. Then, the elves went away. They never came back.
The elves and the shoemaker
The shoemaker and his wife were poor and could only afford materials for one more pair of shoes. However, they would find finished shoes in the morning. They sold the shoes for money. Eventually, they discovered that elves were coming in the night to make the shoes. To thank the elves, the shoemaker and his wife left clothes for them. The elves accepted the gifts and never returned, teaching that good deeds should be repaid with good deeds.
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There once was a poor shoemaker who could no longer afford to work. One night, elves came to his shop and made shoes to sell so he could earn money again. The next night, the shoemaker stayed up late and saw the elves working, and from then on he and the elves worked together to make shoes and prosper.
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The document summarizes the client project of creating posters for a brewery. It compares the posters to existing styles and finds they have a blend of realistic and stylized elements. Constraints in not advertising to minors and having no budget are addressed. Feedback was not received from the client. Requirements of giving products a narrative and incorporating flavors were met. Skills in Photoshop and different comic styles were improved. Changes were made to layouts and elements to improve aesthetics and flow.
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This document outlines a 3-week project to create comic book or movie poster style mockups for alcohol products. It includes using a minimalist 50s neo-traditional format with fonts and text tailored to each product's narrative. The target audience is ages 18-35 or 18-40, with an unisex and vegan/vegetarian focus. Resources listed are a computer, software, sketchbook, scanner and possibly a graphics tablet. The budget is £0 and the schedule allocates time each week for the duration of the project.
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