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Title: Why is there a Container Shortage in the Shipping Industry? - Clarion
Headings: Why is there a Container Shortage in the Shipping Industry?
Why is there a Container Shortage in the Shipping Industry?
Content: The limited availability of containers is one of the major reasons behind the unprecedented surge in sea freight rates in the second half of this year. The other factors that affected the prices are listed below: Strong demand to restock the inventory in North America and Europe. The hurry to transport goods and cargo ahead of the Chinese holiday, “golden week.” Carriers tightening capacity due to the coronavirus pandemic. The shortage of containers is not limited to one country. It is a global issue as containers are part of the global trade cycle. A few other factors that have contributed to the container shortage are: The transhipment ports of Colombo are congested. This is adding to the lead time.
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https://www.clarionshipping.com/why-is-there-a-container-shortage-in-the-shipping-industry/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_517019200#0_1018767032
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Title: U-Channel (CRC) | ClarkDietrich Building Systems
Headings: U-Channel (CRC)
U-Channel (CRC)
Traditional cold-rolled Channel (CRC) for bridging
Product Data & Ordering Information
U-Channel used in a Drop Ceiling Assembly
Content: U-Channel (CRC) | ClarkDietrich Building Systems
U-Channel (CRC)
U-Channel (CRC)
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Traditional cold-rolled Channel (CRC) for bridging
ClarkDietrich U-Channel or Cold Rolled Channel (CRC) are one of the most common bridging methods used to provide resistance to stud rotation and minor axis bending under wind and axial loads. Found In: Interior Framing > Bridging & Bracing
Exterior Framing > Bridging & Bracing
Interior Framing > Ceilings
Interior Framing > Drywall Framing
Exterior Framing > Curtain Wall Framing
Exterior Framing > Load-Bearing Framing
Description
Technical Data
Installation
Resources
Submittals
Samples
Description
Description
ClarkDietrich U-Channel or Cold Rolled Channel (CRC), attached to the studs with clips or weld, are one of the most common bridging methods used to provide resistance to stud rotation and minor axis bending under wind and axial loads. 1-1/2" U-Channel is passed through the stud knockout and secured with ClarkDietrich's FastBridge Clip, SwiftClip™ (L-Series) or EasyClip™ (U-Series™) Clip Angles and screws. Lateral bracing is typically installed at a maximum of 48" O.C. Consult ClarkDietrich’s Technical Services for proper spacing. Welding U-Channel to the stud is acceptable but should not be used in studs wider than 6". Caution: Clip Angles must be used with screws to brace cold-formed framing properly. U-Channel does not provide proper bracing if it is not adequately attached to the framing member. Extreme care should be taken in the quality of the weld.
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https://www.clarkdietrich.com/products/bridging-bracing/u-channel-crc
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_517291551#4_1019247441
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Title: Essential Skills for College Students - Clarke University
Headings: Essential Skills for College Students
Clarke University COVID-19 Information
Essential Skills for College Students
It’s all you!
Time Management
Stress Management
Study Skills
Money Management
Assertiveness Skills
Well-Developed Self Care Skills
Keeping Safe and Avoiding Risky Behaviors
Seeking Assistance When Needed
Respecting the Rules and Policies
Displaying Honesty, Integrity and Perseverance
Content: Well-Developed Self Care Skills
Develop bedtimes based on physical need and health. Adequate sleep and a healthy diet can improve mood, athletic and classroom performance and coping strategies for stress. Exercise, relaxation and good hygiene are also important aspects of self-care. Keeping Safe and Avoiding Risky Behaviors
Staying safe means learning to advocate for your well being. It means making smart and low-risk choices and planning for the “what ifs” in life. Seeking Assistance When Needed
A big part of advocating for yourself is knowing when to ask for help. The college years are a time for learning new information, new life skills and a new way of relating with our world. Seeking help when you need it is a sign of strength and integrity, not an admission of failure. Respecting the Rules and Policies
Every community has rules and policies and our college campus is no different. Our rules and policies apply to safety and fostering a positive community where all students are respectful of themselves, others and the environment.
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https://www.clarke.edu/campus-life/health-wellness/counseling/articles-advice/essential-skills-for-college-students/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_518796192#2_1023217613
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Title: How does the human body react to heat? - Clarkson Controls
Headings: How does the human body react to heat?
How does the human body react to heat?
Content: The symptoms will worsen the longer someone remains in the same conditions. Heat stress can affect individuals in different ways, but typical symptoms are: • an inability to concentrate
• muscle cramps
• heat rash
• fainting
• heat exhaustion – fatigue, giddiness, nausea, headache, moist skin
• severe thirst – a late symptom of heat stress
• heat stroke – hot dry skin, confusion, convulsions and even eventual loss of consciousness. Seasonal changes in outside air temperature can be a significant contributor to heat stress. Over time people adapt to hot, uncomfortable conditions by sweating more, (not pleasant) or by changing their behaviour to try and cool down, like removing clothing, (not ideal), drinking cool drinks, fanning themselves or reducing their work rate (ouch!). By managing and controlling the temperature in your workplace, office, school, college, public building etc, you are likely to improve the morale and productivity of your staff or students, consider a Building Management Control System from Clarkson Controls. Clarkson Controls design, manufacture and supply building management control systems with fully programmable BACnet sensors that control a buildings energy usage, heating, mechanical ventilation, automated windows, natural ventilation, Legionella control, air conditioning and lighting. Our design team offer bespoke building control systems to ensure your building space is comfortable, this includes air temperature, humidity and air movement.
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https://www.clarksoncontrols.co.uk/how-does-the-human-body-react-to-heat/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_523056583#2_1032273710
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Title: The ultimate student engagement observation checklist - Classcraft Blog - Resource hub for schools and districts
Headings: The ultimate student engagement observation checklist
The ultimate student engagement observation checklist
4 great classroom observation checklists for student engagement
1. Social and emotional markers checklist
☑ Is there evidence to suggest that students feel safe respectfully sharing an unpopular opinion or a view that may challenge their teacher?
☑ Does the teacher create a “growth mindset” atmosphere in the classroom?
☑ Are student successes celebrated?
☑ Is student misbehavior redirected through clear, matter-of-fact instructions?
☑ Are consequences clear, immediate, predictable, and connected to specific behaviors?
☑ Are student voices heard as often as the teacher’s voice?
☑ Is there evidence of student joy in the classroom?
☑ Is there evidence of teacher joy in their teaching work?
2. Intellectual markers checklist
☑ Does every student have an opportunity to share their thinking verbally, visually, or through writing?
☑ Does the teacher use strategies to solicit participation from every student in the room?
☑ Are objectives clear and framed around higher-order-thinking questions?
☑ Are objectives relevant to students? Are students told why a lesson is relevant?
☑ Do students have the opportunity to discuss higher-order-thinking questions with their peers?
☑ Does classroom discussion move from peer to peer, allowing them to respond to peer thinking, instead of always moving between teacher and student?
☑ Do students have the opportunity to solve problems collaboratively with their peers?
☑ Are there scaffolds in place to help all students meet the same objectives?
☑ Is there evidence that assignments have been differentiated based on student needs?
☑ Is risk-taking encouraged in a safe learning environment?
☑ Does the teacher have strategies for checking all students’ understanding?
☑ Are high standards for student behavior and work quality apparent in the classroom?
3. Physical markers checklist
☑ Are desks or seats arranged to facilitate discussion or collaboration? Is the desk or seat arrangement student-centered?
☑ Are there options for flexible seating?
☑ Do classroom visuals support content or skill goals from the curriculum? Do classroom visuals enhance or support student understanding of the material?
4. Structural markers checklist
☑ Are there clear routines and procedures in place that students have learned?
☑ Are lessons structured to include multiple learning modalities?
☑ Are lessons structured to avoid downtime?
☑ Do lessons include frequently changing tasks or activities?
☑ Are “brain breaks” present in the lesson structure?
Find what works for your students
Content: The following prompts may help you establish a plan to make your students feel included in their learning. ☑ Is there evidence to suggest that students feel safe respectfully sharing an unpopular opinion or a view that may challenge their teacher? Consider how the teacher reacts to student voices in the classroom, particularly those that, in an appropriate manner, challenge the material or express disagreement. Are genuine student voices heard? Is a range of student voices heard? ☑ Does the teacher create a “growth mindset” atmosphere in the classroom? Good classrooms create an environment that encourages growth. Evidence of such a growth mindset atmosphere may be observed through the teacher’s language as students encounter challenges or through visuals with growth mindset messages in the room. For example, a student who states “I can’t do this” might be encouraged to continue trying with a positive statement such as, “Don’t worry! You’ll get better with practice.”
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https://www.classcraft.com/blog/features/student-engagement-observation-checklist/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524079159#3_1034373036
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Title: Problems With Common Core - Classical Conversations
Headings:
Content: Now, as more states adopt Common Core, standardized tests will shift to comply with these standards, which means that some private schools and home schools will end up teaching to these tests. They will be pressured to give up their mission to offer a different type of education from that offered by the public schools. As they conform to Common Core, educational choices will be reduced. This loss of educational liberty is another primary problem with Common Core. Governments are Reactive, Not Proactive
One of the arguments in favor of Common Core State Standards is that the United States needs to reform education so that our students are competitive in the 21st century. There are several problems with this idea. The first is that government cannot prophesy the skills that will be needed in the future. Since no one can prophesy this, we must consider how to reform education to not be focused solely on job skills. The second problem is that government solutions are reactive, not proactive. Often, this approach creates more problems than it solves.
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https://www.classicalconversations.com/problems-with-common-core-that-need-attention/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524580390#5_1035851630
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Title: Teaching Social Studies in Music Class
Headings: Teaching Social Studies in Music Class
Teaching Social Studies in Music Class
Citizenship of Musicians
Musical Microeconomics
Music Geography
Discovering History Through Musical Artifacts
Content: Music Geography
Classroom map showing the places connected to the music my students are working on. Music and place are linked through cultural traditions of particular regions. Through geography, students can see how place affects music and music affects place. • Develop students’ geospatial skills while teaching the context of music by referring to maps in music class. Even my kindergartners love looking at maps and use them to make personal connections with their music. “ Our song comes from Kansas? My aunt lives in Kansas!” • Compare and contrast songs with lyrics about particular places. What do the words and the musical elements of the songs tell about the places? • Teach about instruments that are unique to certain places, and find similarities between instruments from different parts of the world.
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/blog/classical-notes/2015/04/16/teaching-social-studies-in-music-class
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524634603#7_1035995314
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: Thema with Variations; Andante 7:13
String Quartet No. 12 "American": I. Allegro ma non troppo 10:13
▼ Listen: Chamber Music Stream
We asked you to tell us your favorite chamber pieces to celebrate our new Chamber Music stream. We've tallied the votes, and here are the top 20 chamber pieces, as voted by you. Here are the final results: 20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
This work embodies a conversation, with composer Carl Nielsen putting in his program notes that he "attempted to render the characters of the various instruments.
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524634603#8_1035996981
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: We've tallied the votes, and here are the top 20 chamber pieces, as voted by you. Here are the final results: 20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
This work embodies a conversation, with composer Carl Nielsen putting in his program notes that he "attempted to render the characters of the various instruments. At one moment they are all talking at once, at another they are quite alone." LISTEN Nielsen: Wind Quintet I. Allegro ben moderato
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
W.A. Mozart's Serenade No.
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524634603#29_1036032552
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: Even so, listen to how the second movement utilizes pizzicato and strumming just like Debussy's. Instead of rejecting traditional forms, Ravel works within them to create a quartet that has stood the test of time. LISTEN String Quartet: II. Assez vif. Tres rythme
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
One of the best-known and earlier pieces written for clarinet, W.A. Mozart's Clarinet Quintet was written for the clarinetist Anton Stadler. Their working relationship produced another work for clarinet — Mozart's Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra — and changed the history of the instrument forever. LISTEN Clarinet Quintet:
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: Tres rythme
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
One of the best-known and earlier pieces written for clarinet, W.A. Mozart's Clarinet Quintet was written for the clarinetist Anton Stadler. Their working relationship produced another work for clarinet — Mozart's Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra — and changed the history of the instrument forever. LISTEN Clarinet Quintet: II. Larghetto
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
The composer was the pianist at the premiere of his "Archduke" piano trio, and it was one of his final performances due to his increasing deafness.
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524634603#31_1036036067
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: II. Larghetto
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
The composer was the pianist at the premiere of his "Archduke" piano trio, and it was one of his final performances due to his increasing deafness. The work is written beautifully for piano, violin and cello, with each instrument trading off the melody seamlessly. LISTEN Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke": I. Allegro moderato
2. Schubert:
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_524634603#32_1036037598
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Title: The top 20 chamber pieces
Headings: The top 20 chamber pieces
The top 20 chamber pieces
20. Nielsen: Woodwind Quintet
19. Mozart: Gran Partita
18. Haydn: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 "Emperor"
17. Grieg: String Quartet
16. Schubert: String Quintet
15. Schumann: Piano Quintet in Eb major
14. Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time
13. Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp
12. Brahms: Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano in Eb major
11. Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No. 1
10. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
9. Janácek: String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
8. Mendelssohn: Octet
7. Dvorák: Serenade for Winds
6. Debussy: String Quartet
5. Ravel: String Quartet
4. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major
3. Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke"
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
1. Dvorák: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Content: The work is written beautifully for piano, violin and cello, with each instrument trading off the melody seamlessly. LISTEN Piano Trio No. 7 "Archduke": I. Allegro moderato
2. Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, "Trout Quintet"
Franz Schubert's "Trout Quintet" gets its name from the fourth movement, which is based on variations of his lied by the same name. Its childish playfulness and textures make this work a lasting classic in the chamber music repertoire. LISTEN "Trout Quintet": IV. Thema with Variations;
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https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2016/11/20/the-top-20-chamber-pieces
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_530858321#5_1051513239
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Title:
Headings: Romanticism Literature
Romanticism Literature
Spanish Romanticism Literature
Content: romanticism doesn't abide by the rules imposed during Neoclassicism. The Romantics mix different genres and verses, and don't respect the Aristotelian three-unit rule. Subjectivism: the feelings of the author are the most important thing in Romanticism, and they live them to the extremes. Their emotions are reflected in their works, and they can turn a landscape into a despairingly bleak scene to match their mood. Love is the most important feeling of all, and it should be lived intensely, whether good or bad. Attraction towards the nocturnal and the mysterious: Romantics loved anything that escaped reason, like miracles, visual hallucinations, and anything to do with witchcraft and world of spirits. Escape from their surroundings: Romantics reject the bourgeois world they live in, and in their works they evoke and imagine past and better days, and exotic lands.
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https://www.classicspanishbooks.com/19th-cent-romanticism.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_530858321#6_1051514404
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Title:
Headings: Romanticism Literature
Romanticism Literature
Spanish Romanticism Literature
Content: Love is the most important feeling of all, and it should be lived intensely, whether good or bad. Attraction towards the nocturnal and the mysterious: Romantics loved anything that escaped reason, like miracles, visual hallucinations, and anything to do with witchcraft and world of spirits. Escape from their surroundings: Romantics reject the bourgeois world they live in, and in their works they evoke and imagine past and better days, and exotic lands. Romantics are attracted by the Middle Ages and Renaissance as times of mystery and occultism. "Costumbrismo" was one of the most important aspects of the school of Romanticism. Its main topics were the folkloric habits, especially those of the lower classes, and they used the language in its purest form. Costumbrismo was generated as a sign of melancholy and nostalgia towards past customs and ideals, and it contributed to the decadency of Romanticism and the beginning of Realism. In Spain, the main author of the Costumbrismo is Mesonero Romanos, who was more on the sidelines of Romanticism literature.
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https://www.classicspanishbooks.com/19th-cent-romanticism.html
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Title: Corn Whiskey Recipe – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: Corn Whiskey Recipe
Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
Here's a Bonus Download
Distillation
Content: Mashing Equipment
First, making corn whiskey mash is pretty simple. You could get by with less, but having the following basic equipment will make this a lot easier. You'll want to have a large pot for mashing, a wort chiller for cooling liquid, a brewers thermometer, cheesecloth, a plastic funnel, and a spare plastic bucket for aeration. If you're looking to buy new or upgrade your existing gear, make sure to check out our recommended distillation equipment guide. Ingredients
As far as ingredients go, you'll need the following: 8.5 lbs. of crushed corn (sometimes called flaked maize)
2 lbs. of crushed malted barley*
6.5 gallons of water
1 package of bread yeast (Fleischmann's Active Dry works well)
*Note, barley MUST be malted, otherwise recipe will not work (more on this below). Procedure
Heat 6.5 gallons of water to roughly 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the temperature is reached, cut off the heat.
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https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/11454449-corn-whiskey-recipe
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Title: Corn Whiskey Recipe – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: Corn Whiskey Recipe
Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
Here's a Bonus Download
Distillation
Content: It won't be needed for a while. Pour all of the crushed corn into the water and stir for 3-5 minutes. After that stir for 5-10 seconds every 5 minutes. The corn will turn to a "gel" as it gets stirred up. Do not be alarmed, this is perfectly normal. The corn is being broken down and starch is being released, which makes the mixture quite thick. Once the barley is added and mashing begins, the mixture will thin out considerably. Monitor temperature as you are stirring. Once temperature has dropped to 152 degrees, add the malted barley and stir for 1-2 minutes. Once stirred, cover and leave the mixture "rest" (sit) for 90 minutes.
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https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/11454449-corn-whiskey-recipe
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Title: Corn Whiskey Recipe – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: Corn Whiskey Recipe
Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
Here's a Bonus Download
Distillation
Content: The corn is being broken down and starch is being released, which makes the mixture quite thick. Once the barley is added and mashing begins, the mixture will thin out considerably. Monitor temperature as you are stirring. Once temperature has dropped to 152 degrees, add the malted barley and stir for 1-2 minutes. Once stirred, cover and leave the mixture "rest" (sit) for 90 minutes. During the rest enzymes in the malted barley will actually convert starches in the corn and the barley into sugar. Later, during the fermentation process, yeast will be added and they will actually turn the sugar into alcohol. So, to rephrase that, what we're ultimately trying to do during mashing is turn grain starch into sugar so we can the add yeast and turn the sugar into alcohol during the fermentation process. The enzymes found in malted grains (i.e. malted barley) are what make this conversion. Without enzymes, none of the starch will be converted into sugar and fermentation will fail.
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https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/11454449-corn-whiskey-recipe
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_36_534256747#5_1059229744
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Title: Corn Whiskey Recipe – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: Corn Whiskey Recipe
Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
Here's a Bonus Download
Distillation
Content: During the rest enzymes in the malted barley will actually convert starches in the corn and the barley into sugar. Later, during the fermentation process, yeast will be added and they will actually turn the sugar into alcohol. So, to rephrase that, what we're ultimately trying to do during mashing is turn grain starch into sugar so we can the add yeast and turn the sugar into alcohol during the fermentation process. The enzymes found in malted grains (i.e. malted barley) are what make this conversion. Without enzymes, none of the starch will be converted into sugar and fermentation will fail. So, It is critically important to use malted barley, and not regular flaked barley, for this recipe. While the mash is resting, it'd be a great idea to make a "yeast starter" by re-hydrating the yeast in a glass of water. For this recipe, add 2 packages of active dry bread yeast to 1/2 cup of 110 degrees F water along with 1 tsp. of sugar. Completing this step allows you to verify that the yeast is good (a "yeast cake" will form and expand on top of the water if it working).
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Headings: Corn Whiskey Recipe
Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
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Distillation
Content: So, It is critically important to use malted barley, and not regular flaked barley, for this recipe. While the mash is resting, it'd be a great idea to make a "yeast starter" by re-hydrating the yeast in a glass of water. For this recipe, add 2 packages of active dry bread yeast to 1/2 cup of 110 degrees F water along with 1 tsp. of sugar. Completing this step allows you to verify that the yeast is good (a "yeast cake" will form and expand on top of the water if it working). This step also allows the yeast to get a "head start." Once added to the mash, the yeast will be able to begin rapid fermentation immediately. This reduces the chances of contamination of the mash by ambient bacteria. After 90 minute rest, the mash will need to be cooled down to a temperature suitable for adding yeast. This is generally somewhere in the neighborhood of 70 degrees.
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Corn Whiskey Recipe
Mashing Equipment
Ingredients
Procedure
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Distillation
Content: This step also allows the yeast to get a "head start." Once added to the mash, the yeast will be able to begin rapid fermentation immediately. This reduces the chances of contamination of the mash by ambient bacteria. After 90 minute rest, the mash will need to be cooled down to a temperature suitable for adding yeast. This is generally somewhere in the neighborhood of 70 degrees. Either use an immersion chiller to rapidly cool the mash, or simply leave it sit for several hours. Once cool, you'll need to pour the mash through a cheesecloth or a very fine strainer to separate solids from the liquids. It's always to cool the mash as quickly as possible to reduce the likelihood that the mash will become contaminated with ambient bacteria while it is sitting. Immersion chillers work great for this. We like to use a cheesecloth and we'll scoop a little bit into the cheesecloth bat at a time and then squeeze the hell out of it.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
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Content: This is an old version of this article here is the updated version of How to Make Moonshine. How to Make Moonshine Mash
Here are three easy ways to make moonshine mash. The first two methods are based on traditional corn whiskey recipes. The third method is a cheap and easy (and a good starting point for folks new to distilling), but isn’t recommended for someone serious about making a high quality product. Keep in mind that crafting moonshine combines both science and art. Don't forget about the technical details, but don't let them bog you down either. It should be fun, so don't forget to sip on something good while you're mashing. We recommend starting with the 3rd recipe listed here (sugar shine) and then moving on to the more complicated, higher quality recipes. Also, if you plan on making a quality mash, make sure you're distilling it in a high quality copper still. 1- Corn Whiskey
Early American farmers found that the same amount of corn sold for a few dollars at market could easily yield a few hundred dollars after it was mashed, fermented and distilled.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
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Content: Don't forget about the technical details, but don't let them bog you down either. It should be fun, so don't forget to sip on something good while you're mashing. We recommend starting with the 3rd recipe listed here (sugar shine) and then moving on to the more complicated, higher quality recipes. Also, if you plan on making a quality mash, make sure you're distilling it in a high quality copper still. 1- Corn Whiskey
Early American farmers found that the same amount of corn sold for a few dollars at market could easily yield a few hundred dollars after it was mashed, fermented and distilled. Corn also yields more sugar than other grain crops. Thus, mashing corn and turning it into alcohol became the standard method of alcohol production on the early American frontier, and “corn whiskey” was born. At Clawhammer Supply we’re sort of picky when it comes to moonshine and believe that pure all grain whiskey is the way to go when whipping up a batch of homemade hooch. We also prefer c orn whiskey because it's naturally sweet, it’s smooth, and it’s tradition. Here’s a simple way to make a corn whiskey mash with some additional options for the advanced distiller:
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
Categories
Content: Corn also yields more sugar than other grain crops. Thus, mashing corn and turning it into alcohol became the standard method of alcohol production on the early American frontier, and “corn whiskey” was born. At Clawhammer Supply we’re sort of picky when it comes to moonshine and believe that pure all grain whiskey is the way to go when whipping up a batch of homemade hooch. We also prefer c orn whiskey because it's naturally sweet, it’s smooth, and it’s tradition. Here’s a simple way to make a corn whiskey mash with some additional options for the advanced distiller: Ingredients: 5 gallons of water
8.5 pounds of flaked maize
1.5 pounds of crushed malted barley
Procedure: Heat 5 gallons of mash water up to 165F. Turn off heat when target temperature is reached and stir in the 8.5 pounds of corn. Stir the mash continuously for about 5 minutes then stir for a few seconds every five minutes until the temperature drops to 152F. Once the target temp is met, stir in the malted barley. Cover and leave it be for about 90 minutes, uncovering only to stir every 15 minutes or so.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
Categories
Content: Ingredients: 5 gallons of water
8.5 pounds of flaked maize
1.5 pounds of crushed malted barley
Procedure: Heat 5 gallons of mash water up to 165F. Turn off heat when target temperature is reached and stir in the 8.5 pounds of corn. Stir the mash continuously for about 5 minutes then stir for a few seconds every five minutes until the temperature drops to 152F. Once the target temp is met, stir in the malted barley. Cover and leave it be for about 90 minutes, uncovering only to stir every 15 minutes or so. At this point all of the starches should be converted into sugar. Leave it sit for a few hours or use an immersion chiller to cool the mash. At 70 degrees add yeast, aerate (by dumping back and forth between two containers) ,cap, and add an air lock. In a week or two fermentation will be complete. Leave it settle for another week and you’ll be ready to distill.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
Categories
Content: If it turns blue, there is still starch in the mixture. Rest it longer. Discard the sample. 2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Cooking a thin mash is an easy way to double the quantity of mash while retaining some of the natural grain flavor of corn whiskey. It's made by starting with an actual mash, such as the one above, and then adding water and granular sugar to increase the quantity of wash. Ingredients: 10 gallons of water (5 gal to start then 5 more)
8.5 pounds of flaked maize
1.5 pounds of crushed malted barley
6-8 pounds of sugar
Procedure: Creating a thin mash is accomplished in two steps. First, cook the standard corn whiskey mash described above. However, after the final rest period, add 5 gallons of cold water and 6-8 pounds of sugar.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
Categories
Content: Ingredients: 10 gallons of water (5 gal to start then 5 more)
8.5 pounds of flaked maize
1.5 pounds of crushed malted barley
6-8 pounds of sugar
Procedure: Creating a thin mash is accomplished in two steps. First, cook the standard corn whiskey mash described above. However, after the final rest period, add 5 gallons of cold water and 6-8 pounds of sugar. Once the mash temperature has dropped to 96 degrees, it is ready for aeration, yeast and fermentation, as described in the Corn Whiskey recipe above. Advanced distillers should shoot for a specific gravity of about 1.08. Dilute with water if high. 3- Sugar Shine
Real corn whiskey is rather uncommon these days. More often than not, modern moonshine is nothing more than straight sugar with a bit of flavoring.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Part 1 - The Mash
How to Make Moonshine Mash
1- Corn Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
2- Thin Mash Whiskey
Ingredients:
Procedure:
3- Sugar Shine
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Is Making Moonshine Legal:
A Brief History of Moonshine:
Categories
Content: Once the mash temperature has dropped to 96 degrees, it is ready for aeration, yeast and fermentation, as described in the Corn Whiskey recipe above. Advanced distillers should shoot for a specific gravity of about 1.08. Dilute with water if high. 3- Sugar Shine
Real corn whiskey is rather uncommon these days. More often than not, modern moonshine is nothing more than straight sugar with a bit of flavoring. Although it isn’t as smooth as corn whiskey, what it lacks in flavor and smoothness is made up by convenience. Also, some people don't care about corn flavor...they'd rather have apple pie, peaches, or other fruit flavors. This recipe works just fine for that stuff. Here’s how a sugar shine wash is made: Ingredients:
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Title: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Ingredients
Mash Procedure
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Sugar Shine
Distilling Procedure
Making Cuts
Foreshots
Heads
Hearts
Tails
Legal FAQ
Content: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
This blog provides information for educational purposes only. Read our complete summary for more info. November 16, 2018
How to Make Moonshine
A lot of people ask us how to make moonshine. Distilling shine isn't rocket science, but it isn't something everybody knows how to do either. Here's our favorite corn whiskey moonshine recipe, plus a few bonus recipes. As always, this is for educational purposes only. Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine
Sugar Shine
Distilling Alcohol
Making Cuts
Legal Questions
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
The all-grain, corn whiskey recipe is how moonshine is supposed to taste. It's smooth, has a rich aroma and is powerfully flavorful. The corn comes through loud and clear, which makes this stuff dangerous, because it tastes less powerful than it actually is. Here's a video of an all-grain mash made with a bit of malted barley to initiate starch conversion:
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Title: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Ingredients
Mash Procedure
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Sugar Shine
Distilling Procedure
Making Cuts
Foreshots
Heads
Hearts
Tails
Legal FAQ
Content: As always, this is for educational purposes only. Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine
Sugar Shine
Distilling Alcohol
Making Cuts
Legal Questions
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
The all-grain, corn whiskey recipe is how moonshine is supposed to taste. It's smooth, has a rich aroma and is powerfully flavorful. The corn comes through loud and clear, which makes this stuff dangerous, because it tastes less powerful than it actually is. Here's a video of an all-grain mash made with a bit of malted barley to initiate starch conversion: YouTube
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Title: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Ingredients
Mash Procedure
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Sugar Shine
Distilling Procedure
Making Cuts
Foreshots
Heads
Hearts
Tails
Legal FAQ
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Ingredients
6.75 gallons of water
9lbs. flaked maize (corn)
2lbs. malted and crushed barley
Yeast (distillers yeast, or even bread yeast)
Granulated sugar (optional)
Mash Procedure
Heat water to 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Add the corn (place in a nylon strainer bag or in a steel mesh basket). Stir and allow to sit until temperature naturally drops to 148 degrees Farenheit. Stir in the malted barley and allow to sit for 60 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove the grains, allowing them to drain into the kettle. Pasteurize by heating to at least 170F (optional step). Cool the mash to 75 degrees Farenheit. Transfer to a fermentation bucket and add yeast.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Ingredients
Mash Procedure
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Sugar Shine
Distilling Procedure
Making Cuts
Foreshots
Heads
Hearts
Tails
Legal FAQ
Content: Stir in the malted barley and allow to sit for 60 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove the grains, allowing them to drain into the kettle. Pasteurize by heating to at least 170F (optional step). Cool the mash to 75 degrees Farenheit. Transfer to a fermentation bucket and add yeast. Allow to ferment for 7-10 days. Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Corn is somewhat difficult to work with during the mashing process because it gets extremely thick before starch begins to break down into sugar. This means that making a mash with corn that's higher than 8-10% alcohol can be somewhat difficult. To overcome this limitation, distillers sometimes add granulated sugar after the mash to increase alcohol content. To make thin mash moonshine, follow steps 1-6 above and simply add granulated sugar before moving on to step 7.
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Title: How to Make Moonshine – Clawhammer Supply
Headings: How to Make Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine
Corn Whiskey Moonshine Mash
Ingredients
Mash Procedure
Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Sugar Shine
Distilling Procedure
Making Cuts
Foreshots
Heads
Hearts
Tails
Legal FAQ
Content: Allow to ferment for 7-10 days. Boosted "Thin Mash" Moonshine Recipe
Corn is somewhat difficult to work with during the mashing process because it gets extremely thick before starch begins to break down into sugar. This means that making a mash with corn that's higher than 8-10% alcohol can be somewhat difficult. To overcome this limitation, distillers sometimes add granulated sugar after the mash to increase alcohol content. To make thin mash moonshine, follow steps 1-6 above and simply add granulated sugar before moving on to step 7. Note, yeast nutrient should be added for any mash that either is not made with 100% grain or that exceeds 10% ABV. Below is a table illustrating ABV increases caused by the addition of sugar. According to the table, to boost a 5 gallon corn mash from 10% to 19.5% (which would require an increase of 9.5%), 8lbs of sugar would need to be added. Added Sugar vs. Potential Alcohol in 1, 5, and 10 Gallons of Mash
Pounds of Sugar
1 Gallon Mash
5 Gallon Mash
10 Gallon Mash
1 lb. 5.9%
1.2%
0.6%
2 lbs.
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Title: What Vitamins Should a 30 Year Old Woman Take? - Clean Eating Kitchen
Headings: What Vitamins Should a 30 Year Old Woman Take?
What Vitamins Should a 30 Year Old Woman Take?
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8 Best Vitamins for Women
1. B-Vitamin Supplementation
Recommended B-Vitamins Brands:
2. Iron Supplementation
Recommended Iron Supplement Brands:
3. Vitamin D
Recommended Vitamin D brands:
4. Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Recommended Omega-3 Fatty Acid brands:
5. Magnesium
Recommended brands of magnesium supplements:
6. Probiotics
Recommended probiotic supplements:
7. Calcium + K2
Recommended Calcium & K2 brand (this one also has vitamin D3):
8. Prenatal Vitamins
Some recommendations of quality prenatal vitamins include (don’t take additional iron unless advised by your doctor, since these prenatal vitamins contain iron too):
Why Do We Need Supplements?
FAQs
Conclusions
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Content: If you are a women who is in her 20s, 30s, or 40s, then you might be wondering what are the best vitamins to take? This article shares eight of the best vitamins that women of child-bearing age should consider. Contents show
1 8 Best Vitamins for Women
2 Why Do We Need Supplements? 3 FAQs
4 Conclusions
Women are generally considered to be of childbearing age between our late teens to late 40s, so we need to factor in special considerations when deciding which vitamin supplements to take. Some of the ways vitamins and supplements can benefit our health include: supporting hormonal and thyroid balance
preventing anemia from menstruation or childbirth
and replenishing vitamins and minerals that have been depleted due to birth control, other medications, life stressors, exercise, food choices, and more. Here’s a basic overview of the best vitamins and minerals for a woman in her 30s, or any woman of childbearing age. And, if you are a woman with PCOS, you should also read my article on the Best Supplements for PCOS. 8 Best Vitamins for Women
1. B-Vitamin Supplementation
The various B-vitamins are important cofactors for many body processes.
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Headings: What Vitamins Should a 30 Year Old Woman Take?
What Vitamins Should a 30 Year Old Woman Take?
Contents show
8 Best Vitamins for Women
1. B-Vitamin Supplementation
Recommended B-Vitamins Brands:
2. Iron Supplementation
Recommended Iron Supplement Brands:
3. Vitamin D
Recommended Vitamin D brands:
4. Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Recommended Omega-3 Fatty Acid brands:
5. Magnesium
Recommended brands of magnesium supplements:
6. Probiotics
Recommended probiotic supplements:
7. Calcium + K2
Recommended Calcium & K2 brand (this one also has vitamin D3):
8. Prenatal Vitamins
Some recommendations of quality prenatal vitamins include (don’t take additional iron unless advised by your doctor, since these prenatal vitamins contain iron too):
Why Do We Need Supplements?
FAQs
Conclusions
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Content: supporting hormonal and thyroid balance
preventing anemia from menstruation or childbirth
and replenishing vitamins and minerals that have been depleted due to birth control, other medications, life stressors, exercise, food choices, and more. Here’s a basic overview of the best vitamins and minerals for a woman in her 30s, or any woman of childbearing age. And, if you are a woman with PCOS, you should also read my article on the Best Supplements for PCOS. 8 Best Vitamins for Women
1. B-Vitamin Supplementation
The various B-vitamins are important cofactors for many body processes. B-vitamins are most often associated with having energy, but they’re actually important for mood and preventing depression too. It’s estimated that nearly 40% of the population has an MTHFR genetic mutation. Most people who have this genetic mutation don’t know they have it, and it’s not necessarily a bad thing. However, it does compromise B-vitamin absorption and usage. Learn more about MTHFR diet and supplement recommendations.
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Title: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels | Clean Energy Wire
Headings: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
Factsheet
Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
What impact will the Energiewende have on energy imports?
European Union’s import dependence
Germany - OIL
What impact will the Energiewende have on oil imports?
Germany - GAS
What impact will the Energiewende have on gas imports?
Germany - COAL
What impact will the Energiewende have on coal imports?
Content: Overall dependence on energy imports will change dramatically for some countries as the energy transition progresses. The planned decarbonisation of all sectors by 2050 should all but eliminate fossil fuels from Germany’s energy consumption. On the path to climate neutrality by mid-century, the German government has introduced interim greenhouse gas emission targets for all sectors for the year 2030 with the 2019 climate action law. As fossil oil and gas are being phased out, many see the need to partly replace them with synthetic fuels. Renewable electricity is converted into hydrogen, methane or synthetic petrol ( power-to-x) to serve as energy sources, for example in industry, road freight transport, shipping or seasonal energy storage. According to several studies and politicians, Germany will have to import significant amounts of these green fuels, because space for generating electricity from renewables is limited in the country and power-to-x fuels could be produced significantly cheaper in other regions of the world. European Union’s import dependence
The EU produces large parts of its energy domestically, with about a third from renewables and nuclear each, and the rest mostly solid fuels like hard coal and lignite, and some natural gas and crude oil. Still, most energy needs (about 60%) are met with imports. Almost two-thirds of the EU’s energy imports in 2018 were petroleum products, followed by gas (24%) and solid fossil fuels (8%). Russia was the main extra-EU supplier in all three categories (30% petroleum, 40% gas and 42% solid fossil fuels), followed by Norway for crude oil and natural gas.
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Title: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels | Clean Energy Wire
Headings: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
Factsheet
Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
What impact will the Energiewende have on energy imports?
European Union’s import dependence
Germany - OIL
What impact will the Energiewende have on oil imports?
Germany - GAS
What impact will the Energiewende have on gas imports?
Germany - COAL
What impact will the Energiewende have on coal imports?
Content: According to several studies and politicians, Germany will have to import significant amounts of these green fuels, because space for generating electricity from renewables is limited in the country and power-to-x fuels could be produced significantly cheaper in other regions of the world. European Union’s import dependence
The EU produces large parts of its energy domestically, with about a third from renewables and nuclear each, and the rest mostly solid fuels like hard coal and lignite, and some natural gas and crude oil. Still, most energy needs (about 60%) are met with imports. Almost two-thirds of the EU’s energy imports in 2018 were petroleum products, followed by gas (24%) and solid fossil fuels (8%). Russia was the main extra-EU supplier in all three categories (30% petroleum, 40% gas and 42% solid fossil fuels), followed by Norway for crude oil and natural gas. Source: eurostat 2020. Energy import patterns vary widely across the EU member states. While more than 80 percent of imports in countries such as Malta, Greece and Sweden are petroleum products, over a third is gas in Hungary, Austria and Italy. The total import dependency rate in 2018 ranged from 0.7 percent (Estonia) to more than 90 percent in Cyprus, Luxembourg and Malta.
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https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/germanys-dependence-imported-fossil-fuels
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Title: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels | Clean Energy Wire
Headings: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
Factsheet
Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
What impact will the Energiewende have on energy imports?
European Union’s import dependence
Germany - OIL
What impact will the Energiewende have on oil imports?
Germany - GAS
What impact will the Energiewende have on gas imports?
Germany - COAL
What impact will the Energiewende have on coal imports?
Content: Germany imported 5,419 petajoules (PJ) of natural gas in 2019, according to the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control ( BAFA ). This is an increase of 22 percent over the previous year. The country exported 2,821 PJ in 2019. Due to data privacy regulations, BAFA stopped publishing import volumes by country in 2016. However, the economy ministry says that Russia, Norway and the Netherlands continue to supply “large amounts.” In 2015, 35 percent of gas imports came from Russia, 34 percent from Norway and 29 percent from the Netherlands. In July 2018, an economy ministry spokesperson put Russia’s share in German natural gas imports at “about 40 percent.” Gas is imported to Germany exclusively by using pipeline s. The construction of Gazprom’s contentious Russian-German Baltic Sea pipeline project Nord Stream 2 is underway, but has faced intense opposition from Germany’s European partners and the United States. Sanctions have halted progress for months, but by mid-2020 construction was in the final stretch [Also read the factsheet Gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 links Germany to Russia, but splits Europe]
Germany currently has no infrastructure for the direct import of liquefied natural gas (LNG). However, the country is planning to set up an LNG infrastructure and can currently be supplied via terminals in neighbouring countries, where the liquid is regasified and pushed into the natural gas pipeline infrastructure.
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https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/germanys-dependence-imported-fossil-fuels
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Title: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels | Clean Energy Wire
Headings: Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
Factsheet
Germany’s dependence on imported fossil fuels
What impact will the Energiewende have on energy imports?
European Union’s import dependence
Germany - OIL
What impact will the Energiewende have on oil imports?
Germany - GAS
What impact will the Energiewende have on gas imports?
Germany - COAL
What impact will the Energiewende have on coal imports?
Content: In 2015, 35 percent of gas imports came from Russia, 34 percent from Norway and 29 percent from the Netherlands. In July 2018, an economy ministry spokesperson put Russia’s share in German natural gas imports at “about 40 percent.” Gas is imported to Germany exclusively by using pipeline s. The construction of Gazprom’s contentious Russian-German Baltic Sea pipeline project Nord Stream 2 is underway, but has faced intense opposition from Germany’s European partners and the United States. Sanctions have halted progress for months, but by mid-2020 construction was in the final stretch [Also read the factsheet Gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 links Germany to Russia, but splits Europe]
Germany currently has no infrastructure for the direct import of liquefied natural gas (LNG). However, the country is planning to set up an LNG infrastructure and can currently be supplied via terminals in neighbouring countries, where the liquid is regasified and pushed into the natural gas pipeline infrastructure. What impact will the Energiewende have on gas imports? Currently, most of the gas is used in the industrial sector (e.g. for power and heat supply, or in chemical processes), followed by private households (mostly heating), public power and heating supply, manufacturing and trade. Natural gas consumption in transport is marginal. The lion's share of gas is burned to produce heat, and only a fraction is used to produce electricity. Many experts see natural gas as a bridge to a low-carbon economy because it produces much less CO₂ emissions when combusted than either coal or oil.
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https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/germanys-dependence-imported-fossil-fuels
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Title: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Headings: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
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How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Thinking of throwing away your old laptop? Stop right there! We’ve got some greener ideas.
Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop?
How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning?
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
Back up your files
Do a factory reset
Use data-shredding software
Remove the hard drive
Step 3: Find a way for your laptop to be reused
Hand it over to the kids
Pass it on to friends or family
Sell it or give it away online
Donate it to charity
Step 4: Laptop and computer recycling (for when all else fails)
Where can you recycle your laptop?
Want to know more about what you can recycle?
Content: Can you recycle it? How do you erase your personal data? And then there are the environmental concerns. We all know waste is bad for the environment, so how can you dispose of a laptop in an eco-friendly way? Well, look no further. Here’s your step-by-step green guide to computer and laptop disposal. Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop? Energy, fuel and resources are used to build new computers and laptops. So before you start looking at how to dispose of your laptop, you need to ask yourself, do you really need to get rid of it in the first place?
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https://www.cleanipedia.com/gb/sustainability/dispose-laptop-computer.html
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Title: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Headings: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
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How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Thinking of throwing away your old laptop? Stop right there! We’ve got some greener ideas.
Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop?
How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning?
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
Back up your files
Do a factory reset
Use data-shredding software
Remove the hard drive
Step 3: Find a way for your laptop to be reused
Hand it over to the kids
Pass it on to friends or family
Sell it or give it away online
Donate it to charity
Step 4: Laptop and computer recycling (for when all else fails)
Where can you recycle your laptop?
Want to know more about what you can recycle?
Content: Here’s your step-by-step green guide to computer and laptop disposal. Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop? Energy, fuel and resources are used to build new computers and laptops. So before you start looking at how to dispose of your laptop, you need to ask yourself, do you really need to get rid of it in the first place? Do you really need a new one? And if your current laptop does have an issue, could it be repaired or have its software upgraded rather than replaced? Why is this important? Well, it comes back to the core principles of reducing waste that goes to landfill – reduce, reuse and recycle (in that order). ‘ Reduce’ in this context means reducing the number of natural resources you use – so you only buy things you really need.
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Title: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Headings: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Sign up here for more cleaning tips and tricks
How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Thinking of throwing away your old laptop? Stop right there! We’ve got some greener ideas.
Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop?
How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning?
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
Back up your files
Do a factory reset
Use data-shredding software
Remove the hard drive
Step 3: Find a way for your laptop to be reused
Hand it over to the kids
Pass it on to friends or family
Sell it or give it away online
Donate it to charity
Step 4: Laptop and computer recycling (for when all else fails)
Where can you recycle your laptop?
Want to know more about what you can recycle?
Content: Hence the questions above. The reason it’s important to reduce and reuse first is that they’re the most environmentally friendly options. Although recycling is better for the environment than sending something to a landfill, it still uses energy and resources like fuel and water. This means recycling inevitably increases your carbon footprint and environmental impact. How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning? I disinfect everything, even clothes I only disinfect surfaces Not too concerned, I only disinfect occasionally
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
If you’ve decided you definitely need to get rid of your laptop, it’s vital you take steps to remove your personal data before you dispose of your laptop or computer. That applies whether you pass it on, donate it, sell it or recycle it. Some charities offer to do this for you. But the safest way is to do it yourself, so here’s our advice...
Back up your files
Before you do anything else, make sure you back up all the files you want to keep.
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Title: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Headings: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Sign up here for more cleaning tips and tricks
How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Thinking of throwing away your old laptop? Stop right there! We’ve got some greener ideas.
Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop?
How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning?
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
Back up your files
Do a factory reset
Use data-shredding software
Remove the hard drive
Step 3: Find a way for your laptop to be reused
Hand it over to the kids
Pass it on to friends or family
Sell it or give it away online
Donate it to charity
Step 4: Laptop and computer recycling (for when all else fails)
Where can you recycle your laptop?
Want to know more about what you can recycle?
Content: I disinfect everything, even clothes I only disinfect surfaces Not too concerned, I only disinfect occasionally
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
If you’ve decided you definitely need to get rid of your laptop, it’s vital you take steps to remove your personal data before you dispose of your laptop or computer. That applies whether you pass it on, donate it, sell it or recycle it. Some charities offer to do this for you. But the safest way is to do it yourself, so here’s our advice...
Back up your files
Before you do anything else, make sure you back up all the files you want to keep. You can do this in a couple of different ways: Use online cloud storage, like Google Drive, OneDrive or iCloud
Use an external hard drive – something you can easily pick up at any electrical retailer. Do a factory reset
Resetting your laptop or computer to its ‘factory settings’ should leave only the bare operating system and pre-installed programs on the device – removing access to your files and any programs you’ve added. Check the manufacturer’s website or your laptop’s manual for advice on how to do this. Use data-shredding software
To be absolutely certain your data is gone, you can use data-shredding software.
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Title: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Headings: How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Sign up here for more cleaning tips and tricks
How to dispose of a laptop or computer the eco-friendly way
Thinking of throwing away your old laptop? Stop right there! We’ve got some greener ideas.
Step 1: Ask yourself, do you really need to dispose of the laptop?
How concerned are you about disinfecting while cleaning?
Step 2: Wipe your personal data (before you reuse or recycle your laptop)
Back up your files
Do a factory reset
Use data-shredding software
Remove the hard drive
Step 3: Find a way for your laptop to be reused
Hand it over to the kids
Pass it on to friends or family
Sell it or give it away online
Donate it to charity
Step 4: Laptop and computer recycling (for when all else fails)
Where can you recycle your laptop?
Want to know more about what you can recycle?
Content: You can do this in a couple of different ways: Use online cloud storage, like Google Drive, OneDrive or iCloud
Use an external hard drive – something you can easily pick up at any electrical retailer. Do a factory reset
Resetting your laptop or computer to its ‘factory settings’ should leave only the bare operating system and pre-installed programs on the device – removing access to your files and any programs you’ve added. Check the manufacturer’s website or your laptop’s manual for advice on how to do this. Use data-shredding software
To be absolutely certain your data is gone, you can use data-shredding software. Windows 10 lets you shred data from within its factory reset options. But if you're using a different operating system, it's a good idea to run additional software. This Lifewire guide has some helpful suggestions. Remove the hard drive
If you don’t want to try data-shredding software, the safest way to make sure your data isn’t accessed is to physically remove the hard drive from your laptop or computer before disposing of it. Just bear in mind that if you want the device to be reused, then you’ll need to replace the hard drive with a new one (although this is relatively inexpensive to do).
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Title: Lead Hazard Awareness Project: Housecleaning for Lead Safety | Clean Water Action
Headings: Lead Hazard Awareness Project: Housecleaning for Lead Safety
Lead Hazard Awareness Project: Housecleaning for Lead Safety
Cleaning strategies for lead dust:
Dealing with lead dust in carpets
Routine cleaning of hard surfaces
Cleaning RRP-Style – EPA/HUD rules for cleaning bare floors after Renovation, Repair, and Painting
Issues:
Campaign:
Region/State:
Content: Lead Hazard Awareness Project: Housecleaning for Lead Safety | Clean Water Action
Lead Hazard Awareness Project: Housecleaning for Lead Safety
If you live in an old city house, you likely have lead in your paint and lead in your soil. Dust from both paint and soil contributes to house dust, and lead in house dust is a major source of lead poisoning in babies and small children. Minimizing lead dust is therefore one of the most important things you can do for your children. Begin by blocking dust from your house by covering bare soil in your yard, removing outdoor shoes, covering deteriorated paint, and placing air filters in opened windows. Whatever dust makes it into your house can be removed using the cleaning strategies and procedures in this brochure. Lead dust particles come in two sizes: very small and microscopically small. Very small lead dust settles lightly and is easily stirred up into the air by dry sweeping.
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https://www.cleanwateraction.org/features/lead-hazard-awareness-project-housecleaning-lead-safety
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Title: Negative Pregnancy Test but No Period? - Clearblue
Headings: What does getting a negative pregnancy test result mean?
What does getting a negative pregnancy test result mean?
Why did I get a negative test result?
Rise of pregnancy hormone
(hCG) in early pregnancy
Is it possible to be pregnant and get a negative pregnancy test result?
What is happening when my pregnancy test is negative, and I missed my period?
When is it too early to test?
Do I have to take the test first thing in the morning?
Can I do the test wrong?
What if there is something wrong with the test?
I got a negative result, what should I do next?
Can a positive result be wrong?
What does my positive result mean?
Does a faint positive line mean I’m pregnant?
Content: Some women still prefer to test on the day they expect their period, when all home pregnancy tests claim to be over 99% accurate. Conception usually happens around two weeks before your period would normally be expected. If you’re trying for a baby you can use an ovulation test not only to know your peak fertile days, but it will inform you about your cycle, so you know when it’s best to take the test. This can help you feel more confident in the results you see. Do I have to take the test first thing in the morning? Not unless you are testing early. Otherwise your test should detect hCG any time of day if you are pregnant. However, if you’re taking a pregnancy test before your missed period, it’s better to test first thing in the morning when concentrations of hCG are the highest. You can also dilute the amount of hCG in your urine by drinking too much liquid, so try not to drink more than you usually would. Can I do the test wrong?
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https://www.clearblue.com/pregnancy-tests/negative-results
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? Last updated on May 25, 2019 by Alex Andrews George
In this post, we discuss the causes, course, and significance of the American Civil War (1861-1865). We will also see how Abraham Lincoln made a difference in history, in spite of the opposition he faced. The American Civil War: The Background
When American won Independence from England in 1776, there were 13 colonies which formed a federal government. Colonies expanded from east coast to west forming 34 states by 1861. There were differences between states in the north and states in the south – which resulted in the American Civil War.
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: Northern states wanted a tax on imports from Britain while southern states wanted tax-free trade with Britain. 2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
Industrialized northern states preferred paid labourers while agricultural southern states which had large plantations were dependent on slave labour. Slavery was abolished in northern states in 1804 and they became ‘free states’. 3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
A strong movement for the abolition of slavery began in the north. It called for the repeal of the controversial Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 (this act had mandated the return of runaway slaves to their masters). 4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The immediate cause of the civil war was the American Presidential election in which the Republican Party candidate, Abraham Lincoln, won (1860). While Abraham Lincoln stood for freedom of slaves, the Democratic candidate Stephan Arnold Douglas wanted slavery to continue.
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: Movement for the abolition of slavery
A strong movement for the abolition of slavery began in the north. It called for the repeal of the controversial Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 (this act had mandated the return of runaway slaves to their masters). 4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The immediate cause of the civil war was the American Presidential election in which the Republican Party candidate, Abraham Lincoln, won (1860). While Abraham Lincoln stood for freedom of slaves, the Democratic candidate Stephan Arnold Douglas wanted slavery to continue. The course of the American Civil War
Seven southern states declared their secession from the Union and established a Southern government – the Confederate States of America on February 9, 1861. The Confederacy adopted its own Constitution. Jefferson Davis was its President. War broke out in April 1861 when the Confederates attacked a U.S. fortress (Fort Sumter) at South Carolina. 4 more states joined the Confederacy, making the total number of states 11.
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: The course of the American Civil War
Seven southern states declared their secession from the Union and established a Southern government – the Confederate States of America on February 9, 1861. The Confederacy adopted its own Constitution. Jefferson Davis was its President. War broke out in April 1861 when the Confederates attacked a U.S. fortress (Fort Sumter) at South Carolina. 4 more states joined the Confederacy, making the total number of states 11. In September 1862, Lincoln issued the Proclamation of Emancipation, which freed millions of slaves. In the Gettysburg battle, almost 50,000 soldiers were killed. Lincoln gave the famous Gettysburg Address – where he set before the nation the task of preserving the Union and democracy. His vision was a government of the people, by the people and for the people. The war ended with the surrender of all the Confederate armies and the collapse of the Confederate government in 1865.
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: In September 1862, Lincoln issued the Proclamation of Emancipation, which freed millions of slaves. In the Gettysburg battle, almost 50,000 soldiers were killed. Lincoln gave the famous Gettysburg Address – where he set before the nation the task of preserving the Union and democracy. His vision was a government of the people, by the people and for the people. The war ended with the surrender of all the Confederate armies and the collapse of the Confederate government in 1865. General Lee surrendered his Confederate army to General Ulysses S Grant. Significance of the American Civil War
The war put an end to the institution of slavery. The war abolished the secession of states for all times to come. In the economic sphere, the war led to the growth of large scale manufacturing industries. More area came under cultivation – particularly in the western regions on North America.
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Title: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History? - ClearIAS
Headings: The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War (1861-1865): How Did Abraham Lincoln Change History?
The American Civil War: The Background
Causes of the American Civil War
1. Economic Disparity between Northern and Southern States
2. The issue with the attitude towards slavery
3. Movement for the abolition of slavery
4. The fear of reforms by Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party
The course of the American Civil War
Significance of the American Civil War
How did Abraham Lincoln make a difference in history?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Content: General Lee surrendered his Confederate army to General Ulysses S Grant. Significance of the American Civil War
The war put an end to the institution of slavery. The war abolished the secession of states for all times to come. In the economic sphere, the war led to the growth of large scale manufacturing industries. More area came under cultivation – particularly in the western regions on North America. Use of more machines – which enhanced production. Regulation of banking system ( (National Banking Act) and use of paper currency contributed to the growth of the nationwide business. New weapons were used. Improvement in transport and communication
Inspiration to other countries – to abolish slavery. While the Revolution of 1776-1783 created the United States, the Civil War of 1861-1865 determined what kind of nation it would be.
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Title: Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics - Clear IAS
Headings: Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics
Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics
Classical Mechanics for Macroscopic Objects
Quantum Mechanics for Micro (and macro) scopic Objects
Standard Particle Model of Quantum Mechanics
Beyond Standard Particle Model
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Quantum Field Theory (QFT)
Non Quantum Relativistic Mechanics vs Relativistic Quantum Mechanics vs Quantum Gravity
Integrate Learning With Test-Taking!
Is UPSC Prelims your weak area?
Content: When both quantum mechanics and classical mechanics cannot apply, such as at the quantum level with many degrees of freedom, Quantum Field Theory (QFT) becomes applicable. QFT deals with small distances and large speeds with many degrees of freedom as well as the possibility of any change in the number of particles throughout the interaction. The scheme of Quantum Field Theory is that fermions interact by exchanging bosons. We will see more about Fermions and Bosons later. To deal with large degrees of freedom at the macroscopic level, statistical mechanics becomes valid. Statistical mechanics explores the large number of particles and their interactions as a whole in everyday life. Statistical mechanics is mainly used in thermodynamics. Non Quantum Relativistic Mechanics vs Relativistic Quantum Mechanics vs Quantum Gravity
In physics, relativistic mechanics refers to mechanics compatible with special relativity (SR) and general relativity (GR). It provides a non-quantum mechanical description of a system of particles, or of a fluid, in cases where the velocities of moving objects are comparable to the speed of light c. As a result, classical mechanics is extended correctly to particles traveling at high velocities and energies, and provides a consistent inclusion of electromagnetism with the mechanics of particles. This was not possible in Galilean relativity, where it would be permitted for particles and light to travel at any speed, including faster than light.
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Title: Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics - Clear IAS
Headings: Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics
Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics
Classical Mechanics for Macroscopic Objects
Quantum Mechanics for Micro (and macro) scopic Objects
Standard Particle Model of Quantum Mechanics
Beyond Standard Particle Model
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Quantum Field Theory (QFT)
Non Quantum Relativistic Mechanics vs Relativistic Quantum Mechanics vs Quantum Gravity
Integrate Learning With Test-Taking!
Is UPSC Prelims your weak area?
Content: Statistical mechanics explores the large number of particles and their interactions as a whole in everyday life. Statistical mechanics is mainly used in thermodynamics. Non Quantum Relativistic Mechanics vs Relativistic Quantum Mechanics vs Quantum Gravity
In physics, relativistic mechanics refers to mechanics compatible with special relativity (SR) and general relativity (GR). It provides a non-quantum mechanical description of a system of particles, or of a fluid, in cases where the velocities of moving objects are comparable to the speed of light c. As a result, classical mechanics is extended correctly to particles traveling at high velocities and energies, and provides a consistent inclusion of electromagnetism with the mechanics of particles. This was not possible in Galilean relativity, where it would be permitted for particles and light to travel at any speed, including faster than light. The foundations of relativistic mechanics are the postulates of special relativity and general relativity. The unification of SR with quantum mechanics is relativistic quantum mechanics, while attempts for that of GR is quantum gravity, an unsolved problem in physics. Integrate Learning With Test-Taking! Is UPSC Prelims your weak area? Don’t worry!
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Title: Colonization of Africa - How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Headings: Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
What was colonization?
What led to European Colonisation in Asia and Africa?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Phases of Colonisation:
Mercantile Phase:
Industrial Phase:
Scramble for Africa:
Decolonization of Africa
Cultural:
Political:
Economic:
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What forced European powers to abandon their empires?
Challenges to Africa:
Aftermath of Decolonisation:
General trends:
Role of India:
Conclusion:
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Content: But this would require costly wars against the native population. So they reached a political settlement where they divided the territory of Africa within themselves with no regard for the wishes of the indigenous people of these lands! The settlement was reached in the Berlin conference of 1884. In 1870, less than 10% of African territory was under European control. By 1914, it had increased to almost 90%! This is known as the scramble of Africa. Decolonization of Africa
It was the cultural, economic and political process through which colonies broke free from the colonial empires and integrated themselves to the new ‘world order’. Cultural: Colonial empires were generally founded on principles of Racism and ‘right to rule’ over ‘inferior races’. These narratives had to be challenged.
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https://www.clearias.com/colonization-of-africa-scramble-for-africa-decolonization/
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Title: Colonization of Africa - How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Headings: Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
What was colonization?
What led to European Colonisation in Asia and Africa?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Phases of Colonisation:
Mercantile Phase:
Industrial Phase:
Scramble for Africa:
Decolonization of Africa
Cultural:
Political:
Economic:
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What forced European powers to abandon their empires?
Challenges to Africa:
Aftermath of Decolonisation:
General trends:
Role of India:
Conclusion:
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Content: This is known as the scramble of Africa. Decolonization of Africa
It was the cultural, economic and political process through which colonies broke free from the colonial empires and integrated themselves to the new ‘world order’. Cultural: Colonial empires were generally founded on principles of Racism and ‘right to rule’ over ‘inferior races’. These narratives had to be challenged. An image of benevolent and modernising influence was used as a pretext for colonial exploitation. However, this was later broken. ( Eg: Indian National Congress popularised the theory of drain of wealth to demolish the claim of the civilising influence of British Raj)
The self-confidence of people had to be boosted. Exercises of cultural integration and the creation of national identities and a shared past were emphasised.
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https://www.clearias.com/colonization-of-africa-scramble-for-africa-decolonization/
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Title: Colonization of Africa - How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Headings: Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
What was colonization?
What led to European Colonisation in Asia and Africa?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Phases of Colonisation:
Mercantile Phase:
Industrial Phase:
Scramble for Africa:
Decolonization of Africa
Cultural:
Political:
Economic:
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What forced European powers to abandon their empires?
Challenges to Africa:
Aftermath of Decolonisation:
General trends:
Role of India:
Conclusion:
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Content: Massive unrest made them simply unviable. Second World War: It weakened most European powers and they couldn’t keep up with the maintenance of their empires. The most powerful among victorious powers – The USA and the USSR took a firm anti-colonial stance. This further weakened the Europeans. Pan-Africanism: A feeling of brotherhood was growing within the indigenous people of Africa. This meant a pooling of resources and external support in the struggle for independence. As more and more countries attained freedom, the entire process was hastened. Outside Pressures:
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https://www.clearias.com/colonization-of-africa-scramble-for-africa-decolonization/
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Title: Colonization of Africa - How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Headings: Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
What was colonization?
What led to European Colonisation in Asia and Africa?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Phases of Colonisation:
Mercantile Phase:
Industrial Phase:
Scramble for Africa:
Decolonization of Africa
Cultural:
Political:
Economic:
Don't miss the latest updates of ClearIAS!
What forced European powers to abandon their empires?
Challenges to Africa:
Aftermath of Decolonisation:
General trends:
Role of India:
Conclusion:
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Content: Pan-Africanism: A feeling of brotherhood was growing within the indigenous people of Africa. This meant a pooling of resources and external support in the struggle for independence. As more and more countries attained freedom, the entire process was hastened. Outside Pressures: The USA and USSR actively pressurised colonial powers. Eg: President Truman of the US pressurised British government to make India independent. Newly formed United Nations and other powerful international associations like the Non-Alignment Movement built up firm international opinions against colonialism. Challenges to Africa:
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https://www.clearias.com/colonization-of-africa-scramble-for-africa-decolonization/
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Title: Colonization of Africa - How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Headings: Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
Colonization of Africa – How did the Scramble for Africa led to Decolonization?
What was colonization?
What led to European Colonisation in Asia and Africa?
130+ Prelims Marks is Possible. Only if you are guided the right way.
Phases of Colonisation:
Mercantile Phase:
Industrial Phase:
Scramble for Africa:
Decolonization of Africa
Cultural:
Political:
Economic:
Don't miss the latest updates of ClearIAS!
What forced European powers to abandon their empires?
Challenges to Africa:
Aftermath of Decolonisation:
General trends:
Role of India:
Conclusion:
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Content: Africa faced many unique challenges which made Decolonisation a very difficult process. These were common to most of the new states in Africa. Tribal differences: Many countries were brought together by the sheer military forces of the colonizers. Lack of a common cultural past and tribal belligerence meant that they slaughtered each other inside these artificial boundaries imposed upon them. This led to worst genocides in Nigeria, Congo (Zaire), Burundi and Rwanda. Cold war rivalry: Since most of them were resource-rich, the two major blocs didn’t want more states slipping into the orbit of its rival power. This led to prolonged civil wars. Eg:
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https://www.clearias.com/colonization-of-africa-scramble-for-africa-decolonization/
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Title: 7 Major Environmental Movements in India - Clear IAS
Headings: 7 Major Environmental Movements in India
7 Major Environmental Movements in India
What is an Environmental Movement?
Major Environmental Movements in India
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1.Bishnoi Movement
2. Chipko Movement
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3. Save Silent Valley Movement
4. Jungle Bachao Andholan
5. Appiko Movement
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6. Narmada Bachao Andholan (NBA)
7. Tehri Dam Conflict
Content: 1990’s
Place: Bhagirathi River near Tehri in Uttarakhand. Leaders: Sundarlal Bahuguna
Aim: The protest was against the displacement of town inhabitants and the environmental consequence of the weak ecosystem. Tehri dam attracted national attention in the 1980s and the 1990s. The major objections include seismic sensitivity of the region, submergence of forest areas along with Tehri town etc. Despite the support from other prominent leaders like Sunderlal Bahuguna, the movement has failed to gather enough popular support at the national as well as international levels. Reference: Appiko – The Hindu
NBA – The Hindu
Article by:
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https://www.clearias.com/environmental-movements-in-india/
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Title: How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
Headings: How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
4 MIN WATCH
How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
While external factors are uncontrollable, they don’t have to be unforeseeable. Here’s how to find them.
Tricia Jessee
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Conducting An Environmental Scan
Your PESTEL and SWOT analyses should inform your strategic plan. Is it time to refresh that plan? Learn how to here.
Staying Current On External Factors Affecting Your Business
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Content: The controllable and uncontrollable aspects that affect a business can be categorized as internal and external factors, respectively. From goal setting to daily operations, it can be easy for an organization to focus on what it feels it can control internally. Yet it’s critical not to overlook the uncontrollable, external factors that impact a business. The Importance Of External Factors
What are external factors? The economy, politics, competitors, customers, and even the weather are all uncontrollable factors that can influence an organization’s performance. This is in comparison to internal factors such as staff, company culture, processes, and finances, which all seem within your grasp. A company’s stability and profitability are interdependent on its ability to quickly identify and respond to changes in the external environment. Click To Tweet
A company’s stability and profitability are interdependent on its ability to quickly identify and respond to changes in the external environment. Change is inevitable and having the flexibility to deal with unexpected market mutations can mean the difference between survival and extinction for an organization. Something as common as a shift in government policy could have a significant effect on a business.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/external-factors-that-affect-a-business/
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Title: How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
Headings: How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
4 MIN WATCH
How To Identify External Factors That May Affect Your Strategic Plan
While external factors are uncontrollable, they don’t have to be unforeseeable. Here’s how to find them.
Tricia Jessee
FILED UNDER
The Importance Of External Factors
Conducting An Environmental Scan
Your PESTEL and SWOT analyses should inform your strategic plan. Is it time to refresh that plan? Learn how to here.
Staying Current On External Factors Affecting Your Business
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Content: (P)olitical: The extent to which a government may influence the economy and thereby impact organizations within a certain industry. This includes government policy, political stability, and trade and tax policy. (E)conomic: How economic conditions shift supply and demand to directly affect a company. This includes economic growth or decline, and changes in interest and inflation rates. (S)ocial: Changes in the sociocultural market environment that illustrate customer needs and wants. This includes emerging trends, population analytics, and demographics. (T)echnological:
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/external-factors-that-affect-a-business/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
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Content: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation. Ted Jackson
Co-Founder & Alabama Native
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Reporting Results
Local government transparency has become a widely discussed topic. Municipal leaders understand that in order to be effective, they need to be as open with their citizens as possible. But what’s the best way to go about this? How can a city actually create a culture of transparency and openness while fostering good visibility into their strategic outcomes? Furthermore, how can municipalities get the feedback from citizens they need? Below, we’ll take a deep dive into each of these topics.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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22 Commonly Used Quality Performance Measures In Healthcare
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The Basics Of A Good Local Government Dashboard (With Examples)
Content: Municipal leaders understand that in order to be effective, they need to be as open with their citizens as possible. But what’s the best way to go about this? How can a city actually create a culture of transparency and openness while fostering good visibility into their strategic outcomes? Furthermore, how can municipalities get the feedback from citizens they need? Below, we’ll take a deep dive into each of these topics. You’ll even find a slideshow below on improving transparency in local government that you can share with your department! Let’s get started. Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
In any municipality, there are going to be certain questions that citizens are curious about. “Why do we need another 1% sales tax increase?” “Are we running on a budget surplus or deficit?”
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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The Basics Of A Good Local Government Dashboard (With Examples)
Content: You’ll even find a slideshow below on improving transparency in local government that you can share with your department! Let’s get started. Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
In any municipality, there are going to be certain questions that citizens are curious about. “Why do we need another 1% sales tax increase?” “Are we running on a budget surplus or deficit?” “Our motto is ‘The Safest City’—what are we doing to make our city safer?” From taxes, to budgets, to city-wide goals, there are plenty of answers residents are searching for to better understand why local government officials are making certain decisions and how they’re allocating city funds. With these information requests becoming more common, it’s very important that local governments share more data with their citizens, including strategic reports. In this article, we’ve dissected why sharing these reports is important, what they should include, and how to make them readily available. Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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The Basics Of A Good Local Government Dashboard (With Examples)
Content: More and more, citizens are looking for relevant, helpful information about how their local government is operating. Often, this information is shared in the form of a strategic or departmental report. There are a million reasons why sharing these reports with the citizens in your municipality is a good idea, but in the end, it boils down to local government transparency. Locals are saying, “I’m a tax-paying member of this community—and I want to know where the money is going.” And these requests are both straightforward and fair. But doing this doesn’t just give current city or town residents a helping hand; it’s also great information for individuals looking to relocate to the area. These documents help them understand how funds are being allocated, offers a better idea of what the community is like, provides more insight into whether local services are modern and competitive, and much more. In the end, those seeking this report just want to know that the fund pool they are contributing to is being managed wisely and appropriately. What Should Be Reported On?
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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Content: Hard copies that are only available through mail or in-person are a thing of the past. Be sure that your reports are in a clean, organized format—a simply designed PDF is usually the best format. Optimize your website so citizens can easily find the reports. A good user experience online is very important. Hiding your reports in a deep, dark corner of your website—a place that takes 15 clicks to get to—doesn’t convey transparency. Sharing your reports on social media is an excellent way to create interest in the reports and generate social sharing. Be sure the information you’re releasing is relevant. Residents don’t care about reports and data that are several years old—they want to know about what has happened recently, on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis. Keep in mind that the reports you publish will likely also be viewed by those at prospective businesses looking to move to your municipality, peers in nearby towns, those in municipalities across the country, and more. So, gear your strategic reports toward a broader audience so the information is relevant to anyone interested.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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Content: Sharing your reports on social media is an excellent way to create interest in the reports and generate social sharing. Be sure the information you’re releasing is relevant. Residents don’t care about reports and data that are several years old—they want to know about what has happened recently, on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis. Keep in mind that the reports you publish will likely also be viewed by those at prospective businesses looking to move to your municipality, peers in nearby towns, those in municipalities across the country, and more. So, gear your strategic reports toward a broader audience so the information is relevant to anyone interested. If you’re communicating clearly and openly about the questions that matter to your citizens, you will strengthen community ties and foster a culture of citizen involvement. Both getting out in front of requests for this information and immediately posting your reports on the appropriate channels for distribution show proactivity and local government transparency, and will be gestures well-received by your citizens. Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
Sharing strategic data via reports with your constituents is, for all the reasons listed above, an important step in improving visibility and fostering transparency. But you also need to introduce a way for your citizens to provide feedback on how you’re performing—and a great way to do that is through citizen satisfaction surveys. You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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Content: If you’re communicating clearly and openly about the questions that matter to your citizens, you will strengthen community ties and foster a culture of citizen involvement. Both getting out in front of requests for this information and immediately posting your reports on the appropriate channels for distribution show proactivity and local government transparency, and will be gestures well-received by your citizens. Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
Sharing strategic data via reports with your constituents is, for all the reasons listed above, an important step in improving visibility and fostering transparency. But you also need to introduce a way for your citizens to provide feedback on how you’re performing—and a great way to do that is through citizen satisfaction surveys. You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples. We spoke with Jason Morado from ETC Institute —a leading provider of citizen survey tools for municipalities—to get his thoughts on the topic. Here’s what he had to say about why citizen satisfaction surveys are important, what to include in these surveys, and more. Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important? It’s critical to be able to gauge what your constituents think about the areas your city focuses on.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
FILED UNDER
Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
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The Basics Of A Good Local Government Dashboard (With Examples)
Content: But before you send out a survey (or even create one!) you need to know what you’re going to do with the data and what the point of the survey is. What’s the point otherwise? It’s simply unfair to those who spend the time answering your questions if you don’t plan on utilizing the information. And while gathering feedback during city hall meetings is one way of gauging citizen satisfaction, it isn’t a statistically validated method. Furthermore, city hall meetings may only attract a certain demographic (for instance, stay-at-home parents or those who have a vested interest in the topic at hand), whereas a survey can represent the feedback of your entire community. What should be included in the survey? It’s important to cover all of the areas your municipality focuses on so you know where you should dedicate your time and resources. But keep in mind that areas your citizens are satisfied with will be different than areas they feel are important—so you need to ask them about both. For example, a citizen may feel that the fire department isn’t meeting their satisfaction while feeling that the fire department is critically important.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: Local Government Transparency: What It Is & How To Cultivate It
Headings: Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
~ 7 MIN READ
Local Government Transparency: How To Improve Visibility For Citizens
Looking to create a culture of transparency in your municipality? Take a look at this presentation.
Ted Jackson
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Improving Local Government Transparency Through Report Sharing
Why Is It Important To Share Reports With Citizens?
What Should Be Reported On?
2 Important Rules For Sharing Reports
Gaining Feedback From Your Citizens
You, too, can clearly communicate your municipality's strategic plan with the help of the Balanced Scorecard. Learn more from these examples.
Why is a citizen satisfaction survey important?
What should be included in the survey?
When should the survey be sent out?
How will the survey impact your strategy?
How frequently should a survey be sent out?
What medium should be used?
How many questions should be included?
Take The Next Steps Toward Cultivating Transparency & Visibility
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Reporting Results — 6 min read
22 Commonly Used Quality Performance Measures In Healthcare
Reporting Results — 4 min read
OKRs Vs. KPIs: Breaking Down The Difference
Reporting Results — 5 min read
The Basics Of A Good Local Government Dashboard (With Examples)
Content: Furthermore, city hall meetings may only attract a certain demographic (for instance, stay-at-home parents or those who have a vested interest in the topic at hand), whereas a survey can represent the feedback of your entire community. What should be included in the survey? It’s important to cover all of the areas your municipality focuses on so you know where you should dedicate your time and resources. But keep in mind that areas your citizens are satisfied with will be different than areas they feel are important—so you need to ask them about both. For example, a citizen may feel that the fire department isn’t meeting their satisfaction while feeling that the fire department is critically important. Also, keep in mind that every department and service should be covered on your survey so every citizen feels that their voice can be heard about the areas that are important to them. When should the survey be sent out? Ideally, you’ll either send out a survey when you’re in the preliminary stages of drafting your strategy or when you’re adjusting your current strategy. Either way, you’ll want to be able to actually use the feedback you get, so it’s important to send your survey when you’re working through your strategy. How will the survey impact your strategy?
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-transparency/
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Title: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
Headings: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
~ 3 MIN READ
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
A municipal development plan could help your city manage change and growth in the long-term.
Laura Chandler
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Do you have a complete municipal strategy? If not, it will be much harder for you to create an achievable development plan.
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
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Have you taken your municipal strategy into consideration?
If your municipality has (or is planning to create) a municipal development plan, be sure to consider the following:
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Content: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
~ 3 MIN READ
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
A municipal development plan could help your city manage change and growth in the long-term. Laura Chandler
Director & Animal Rescuer
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Strategic Planning
A municipal development plan (sometimes referred to as a community sustainability plan) is a framework used by municipalities to address long-term community development, land use, and growth in a responsible way. For example, have you considered how your municipality could manage a change in housing demand in the years to come? Or, how your city will respond to future mass transit needs? These are problems that can be addressed appropriately in a municipal development plan. Do you have a complete municipal strategy? If not, it will be much harder for you to create an achievable development plan. Priorities differ from one municipality to the next, depending on things like natural resource dependency, rate of population increase, tourism, natural disaster prevalence, and more. And because municipal development plans take a long-term approach (considering developmental changes over at least the next 20 years), they are powerful decision-making tools that address both current needs and future implementations. To get started, we’ve outlined five Canadian development plan examples, followed by a number of things to consider in order to be certain your development plan aligns with your strategy.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/municipal-development-plan/
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Title: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
Headings: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
~ 3 MIN READ
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
A municipal development plan could help your city manage change and growth in the long-term.
Laura Chandler
FILED UNDER
Do you have a complete municipal strategy? If not, it will be much harder for you to create an achievable development plan.
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
Watch:
Read:
Have you taken your municipal strategy into consideration?
If your municipality has (or is planning to create) a municipal development plan, be sure to consider the following:
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Content: community development, supportive infrastructure, economic opportunity, environmental responsibility, and governance and partners. For each aspect, it lists a description and bulleted, high-level “directions” outlining the way forward. Calgary: “ Cowtown,” located in Alberta, has an in-depth development plan that includes seven goals: a prosperous economy, a compact city, great communities, good urban design, connecting the city, greening the city, and managing growth and change. The document outlines the role and scope of the development plan, the policies put in place to meet those goals, a framework for future change, and more. Leduc: Closer to Edmonton is Leduc, whose development plan lays out five sustainability principles: environment and infrastructure, economy and tourism, building the city, social wellness and safety, recreation and culture, and governance. For each vision area, the development plan outlines specific strategies for managing change in these areas over the years.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/municipal-development-plan/
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Title: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
Headings: 5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
~ 3 MIN READ
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
A municipal development plan could help your city manage change and growth in the long-term.
Laura Chandler
FILED UNDER
Do you have a complete municipal strategy? If not, it will be much harder for you to create an achievable development plan.
5 Municipal Development Plan Examples
Watch:
Read:
Have you taken your municipal strategy into consideration?
If your municipality has (or is planning to create) a municipal development plan, be sure to consider the following:
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Content: Have you taken your municipal strategy into consideration? While municipal development plans and municipal strategic plans aren’t synonyms, there is a great deal of overlap between the two. For example, while they are similar in terms of goals, a development plan looks at these goals “from a land use and development perspective” (according to the city of Canmore, Alberta ). Additionally, a development plan is meant to “shape the city’s urban form and direct the development and implementation of more detailed plans” (according to the city of Edmonton, Alberta ). A strategic plan, on the other hand, takes all areas of a city into consideration, including citizen services, operational efficiency, employee development, revenue and expense management, and public safety. If your municipality has (or is planning to create) a municipal development plan, be sure to consider the following: Your budget. A city strategic plan takes into account a city’s main goals (objectives) for a three- to five-year period. Those goals can then be used to allocate your budget. Because municipal development plans typically look at a much longer time period (20+ years), it may be difficult to determine your budget with a development plan alone.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/municipal-development-plan/
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Title: 7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained | ClearPoint Strategy
Headings: 7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained
~ 6 MIN READ
7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained
We break down several types of urban planning concepts to help you understand what it takes to breathe life into a city.
Rachel Smith
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7 Types of Urban Planning
1. Strategic Urban Planning
2. Land-Use Planning
3. Master Planning
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4. Urban Revitalization
5. Economic Development
6. Environmental Planning
7. Infrastructure Planning
Urban Planning Examples
Raleigh, North Carolina aims to improve quality of life
New York, New York elevates nature (and pedestrians)
Eugene, Oregon goes green
Bring Strategy To The Urban Planning Table
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Content: A well-developed, effective urban plan requires thorough research and input from numerous stakeholders, including citizens, landowners, and government staff. Urban planners should think about their plans from the perspectives of all who will be impacted by their efforts. And since implementing the plan uses taxpayer dollars, the plan should be as practical and cost-effective as possible. From a local government perspective, urban planning touches on numerous city-life elements—new and pre-existing land, buildings, roads, communal spaces, transportation, economic development, infrastructure, and the environment, among others. We’ve broadly categorized these aspects into different conceptual areas below. These areas are commonly referred to as types of urban planning, but it’s important to understand that they are not mutually exclusive—for an urban plan to be cohesive, it should include many or all of the below areas. 7 Types of Urban Planning
1. Strategic Urban Planning
Strategic urban planning focuses on setting high-level goals and determining desired areas of growth for a city or metropolitan area. The result of the planning process is a strategic plan —also called the development plan, core strategy, or comprehensive plan. The strategic plan’s goals may include easing transportation throughout the city, creating more community spaces, improving citizens’ quality of life, or encouraging people to visit or move to the city.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/types-of-urban-planning/
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Title: 7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained | ClearPoint Strategy
Headings: 7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained
~ 6 MIN READ
7 Types Of Urban Planning Concepts Explained
We break down several types of urban planning concepts to help you understand what it takes to breathe life into a city.
Rachel Smith
FILED UNDER
7 Types of Urban Planning
1. Strategic Urban Planning
2. Land-Use Planning
3. Master Planning
Master your urban planning efforts with ClearPoint—strategy execution software that helps you track KPIs and achieve your goals. See it live.
4. Urban Revitalization
5. Economic Development
6. Environmental Planning
7. Infrastructure Planning
Urban Planning Examples
Raleigh, North Carolina aims to improve quality of life
New York, New York elevates nature (and pedestrians)
Eugene, Oregon goes green
Bring Strategy To The Urban Planning Table
READ NEXT
Project Management — 20 min read
Project Management: The Extensive Guide For Strategy Managers
Strategic Planning — 10 min read
Conducting A Gap Analysis: A Four-Step Template
Project Management — 14 min read
Strategic Planning In Local Government: The Main Components & Examples
Content: These areas are commonly referred to as types of urban planning, but it’s important to understand that they are not mutually exclusive—for an urban plan to be cohesive, it should include many or all of the below areas. 7 Types of Urban Planning
1. Strategic Urban Planning
Strategic urban planning focuses on setting high-level goals and determining desired areas of growth for a city or metropolitan area. The result of the planning process is a strategic plan —also called the development plan, core strategy, or comprehensive plan. The strategic plan’s goals may include easing transportation throughout the city, creating more community spaces, improving citizens’ quality of life, or encouraging people to visit or move to the city. Strategic urban planning focuses on setting high-level goals and determining desired areas of growth for a city or metropolitan area. Click To Tweet
This is generally the highest level of the planning process and other components of planning typically will fit into this type of plan. 2. Land-Use Planning
Land-use planning largely concerns legislation and policy, adopting planning instruments like governmental statutes, regulations, rules, codes, and policies to influence land use. On a broad level, these planning instruments deal with the type, location, and amount of land needed to carry out different functions of the city.
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https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/types-of-urban-planning/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: These will often replace words, ensure certain letters appear in certain places etc. They bring about unique sounds in speech. Sentence structure is affected by changing the order in which words should flow, the pattern of words written or spoken etc. If you’re listening or reading material which uses schemes, it will be sweet to the ear. You’ll love the flow of words or sound of certain words. REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
There are some good reasons why figurative language is used. In fact, it’s not so much a selection of unique words for the sake of an interesting conversation. Figurative language is very much a part of our everyday life conversations. You may not have known what they’re called but once you see some examples, you’ll realize they are things you use every day. Here are a few reasons why in some cases, figurative language is preferred over literal language.
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
There are some good reasons why figurative language is used. In fact, it’s not so much a selection of unique words for the sake of an interesting conversation. Figurative language is very much a part of our everyday life conversations. You may not have known what they’re called but once you see some examples, you’ll realize they are things you use every day. Here are a few reasons why in some cases, figurative language is preferred over literal language. 1. Extra beauty – as mentioned, figures of speech can make changes to the structure of a sentence. They can change the arrangement of words and often help create a unique sound despite the words used not necessarily being related. An example of how this works is by ending the lines in a poem’s verse or song using rhyming words. This creates a musical sound which makes the poem or song sweeter to the ear.
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: 1. Extra beauty – as mentioned, figures of speech can make changes to the structure of a sentence. They can change the arrangement of words and often help create a unique sound despite the words used not necessarily being related. An example of how this works is by ending the lines in a poem’s verse or song using rhyming words. This creates a musical sound which makes the poem or song sweeter to the ear. The overall experience of interacting with the material is then enhanced. 2. Emphasis – another reason for using figurative language is for emphasis. When you want to describe or explain something, it sometimes requires more effort. This could be in terms of using more words or having a better vocabulary.
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: The overall experience of interacting with the material is then enhanced. 2. Emphasis – another reason for using figurative language is for emphasis. When you want to describe or explain something, it sometimes requires more effort. This could be in terms of using more words or having a better vocabulary. However, using figures of speech can help you accomplish your goals faster. Instead of creating a sentence which uses many words to explain something, a figure of speech can be used to bring out the right meaning of words in the sentence. 3. Added complexity – sometimes it’s not about making the material more interesting but about serious matters. In these cases, figurative language can be used for training your mind.
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: However, using figures of speech can help you accomplish your goals faster. Instead of creating a sentence which uses many words to explain something, a figure of speech can be used to bring out the right meaning of words in the sentence. 3. Added complexity – sometimes it’s not about making the material more interesting but about serious matters. In these cases, figurative language can be used for training your mind. In this, the use of figures of speech results in more complex sentences as compared to when not used. This is often used in poetry where the structure of sentences changes so much as to seem grammatically wrong. However, a careful following of the poet’s line of thought will show you the idea being communicated or feeling being expressed. 4. Humor – figurative language is often used to bring out humor.
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Figurative Language Definition and Examples | Cleverism
Headings: Figurative Language Definition and Examples
Figurative Language Definition and Examples
TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
REASONS FOR USING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
COMMON FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alliteration
Tongue Twisters
Assonance
Hyperbole
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Metonymy
Synecdoche
Metonymy vs Synecdoche
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
"Personification" by The Bazillions
Symbolism
EVERYDAY USE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Figurative Language in Literature (Hyperbole)
Figurative Speech in Music (Metaphor)
CONCLUSION
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: In this, the use of figures of speech results in more complex sentences as compared to when not used. This is often used in poetry where the structure of sentences changes so much as to seem grammatically wrong. However, a careful following of the poet’s line of thought will show you the idea being communicated or feeling being expressed. 4. Humor – figurative language is often used to bring out humor. This usually happens through the use of exaggerations and contradictions. Some of the figures of speech used in this way are discussed below. 5. Explain the abstract – some things are pretty difficult to explain. For example, how would you explain love without using very many words?
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https://www.cleverism.com/figurative-language-definition-and-examples/
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Title: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance | Cleverism
Headings: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
WHAT EXACTLY IS HOLISTIC MARKETING?
COMPONENTS OF HOLISTIC MARKETING
Relationship Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Internal Marketing
Socially Responsible Marketing
Performance marketing
IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLISTIC MARKETING APPROACH
Brand Building
Consistency
Efficiency
Effectiveness
THE HOLISTIC MARKETING FRAMEWORK
Value Exploration
Value Creation
Value Delivery
WRAPPING UP
Share your thoughts and experience
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There are two major definitions of holistic marketing. According to the Business Dictionary, holistic marketing is
“a marketing strategy that is developed by thinking about the business as a whole, its place in the broader economy and society, and in the lives of its customers. It attempts to develop and maintain multiple perspectives on the company’s commercial activities.” Philip Kotler, an American marketing professor and consultant on the other hand defines holistic marketing as a concept that it
“ based on the development, design, and implementation of marketing programs, processes, and activities that recognize their breadth and interdependencies. Holistic marketing recognizes that ‘everything matters’ with marketing and that a broad, integrated perspective is necessary to attain the best solution .” The holistic approach to marketing is based on the premise that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. For instance, in an automobile, there are several different parts. The engine, the wheels, the brakes, the exhaust system, the electrical system, the steering wheel, you name it. In order for the automobile to function as it should, not only should each of these parts be working, but they should all be able to work in concert with each other.
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https://www.cleverism.com/holistic-marketing-meaning-concepts-and-importance/
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Title: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance | Cleverism
Headings: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
WHAT EXACTLY IS HOLISTIC MARKETING?
COMPONENTS OF HOLISTIC MARKETING
Relationship Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Internal Marketing
Socially Responsible Marketing
Performance marketing
IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLISTIC MARKETING APPROACH
Brand Building
Consistency
Efficiency
Effectiveness
THE HOLISTIC MARKETING FRAMEWORK
Value Exploration
Value Creation
Value Delivery
WRAPPING UP
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: Holistic marketing recognizes that ‘everything matters’ with marketing and that a broad, integrated perspective is necessary to attain the best solution .” The holistic approach to marketing is based on the premise that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. For instance, in an automobile, there are several different parts. The engine, the wheels, the brakes, the exhaust system, the electrical system, the steering wheel, you name it. In order for the automobile to function as it should, not only should each of these parts be working, but they should all be able to work in concert with each other. The car won’t work very well if the steering wheel works independent from the wheels or any other part. Holistic marketing uses a similar approach, such that all aspects of the business work together as an interconnected entity with a common goal. With the holistic approach, marketing is a shared activity that involves everyone related to the business. Ordinarily, a business is comprised of various departments, such as finance, sales, marketing, HR, R&D, procurement, and so on. Under the traditional marketing approach, the function of each of these departments was siloed from the rest of the organization.
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https://www.cleverism.com/holistic-marketing-meaning-concepts-and-importance/
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Title: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance | Cleverism
Headings: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
WHAT EXACTLY IS HOLISTIC MARKETING?
COMPONENTS OF HOLISTIC MARKETING
Relationship Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Internal Marketing
Socially Responsible Marketing
Performance marketing
IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLISTIC MARKETING APPROACH
Brand Building
Consistency
Efficiency
Effectiveness
THE HOLISTIC MARKETING FRAMEWORK
Value Exploration
Value Creation
Value Delivery
WRAPPING UP
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: The marketing and selling of product was the responsibility of the sales and marketing department, while other departments focused on other things. Under the holistic marketing approach, all the departments within the organization work together towards the marketing and sale of the organization’s products. They are all required to come together to create a unified and positive brand image in the minds of the customer. All of them have the responsibility of making sure that the customer buys from the organization rather than the competition. The holistic marketing approach also encourages the unification of marketing communications. In today’s environment where customers have multiple channels for gaining information about a company – social media, the company website, paid ads on the internet, traditional mass media channels, brochures, bill boards, and so on – it is very easy for a business to send out a fragmented message. Unfortunately, this only makes the business lose credibility in the eyes of the customer. Holistic marketing ensures that a uniform message is sent to the customer regardless of the channel they use to gain information about the company. This in turn contributes to a stronger brand image. In addition, the holistic approach considers all the stakeholders who are involved in ensuring the success of a business.
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https://www.cleverism.com/holistic-marketing-meaning-concepts-and-importance/
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Title: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance | Cleverism
Headings: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
WHAT EXACTLY IS HOLISTIC MARKETING?
COMPONENTS OF HOLISTIC MARKETING
Relationship Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Internal Marketing
Socially Responsible Marketing
Performance marketing
IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLISTIC MARKETING APPROACH
Brand Building
Consistency
Efficiency
Effectiveness
THE HOLISTIC MARKETING FRAMEWORK
Value Exploration
Value Creation
Value Delivery
WRAPPING UP
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: In today’s environment where customers have multiple channels for gaining information about a company – social media, the company website, paid ads on the internet, traditional mass media channels, brochures, bill boards, and so on – it is very easy for a business to send out a fragmented message. Unfortunately, this only makes the business lose credibility in the eyes of the customer. Holistic marketing ensures that a uniform message is sent to the customer regardless of the channel they use to gain information about the company. This in turn contributes to a stronger brand image. In addition, the holistic approach considers all the stakeholders who are involved in ensuring the success of a business. These include the employees, customers, shareholders, suppliers, as well as the community in which the business operates. All marketing decisions are made after considering the impact of the decision on all the stakeholders. Marketers need to make sure that all marketing decisions are in line with the decisions of the other stakeholders. Only by doing this can a business survive and thrive in today’s hyper-competitive business environment. For the holistic marketing approach to be successful, there is need for the following:
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Title: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance | Cleverism
Headings: Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
Holistic Marketing – Meaning, Concepts, and Importance
WHAT EXACTLY IS HOLISTIC MARKETING?
COMPONENTS OF HOLISTIC MARKETING
Relationship Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Internal Marketing
Socially Responsible Marketing
Performance marketing
IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLISTIC MARKETING APPROACH
Brand Building
Consistency
Efficiency
Effectiveness
THE HOLISTIC MARKETING FRAMEWORK
Value Exploration
Value Creation
Value Delivery
WRAPPING UP
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Content: These include the employees, customers, shareholders, suppliers, as well as the community in which the business operates. All marketing decisions are made after considering the impact of the decision on all the stakeholders. Marketers need to make sure that all marketing decisions are in line with the decisions of the other stakeholders. Only by doing this can a business survive and thrive in today’s hyper-competitive business environment. For the holistic marketing approach to be successful, there is need for the following: A common goal: The holistic marketing approach requires that all parts and aspects of the business work in harmony towards one common goal of delivering a great customer experience. Aligned activities: All business activities, processes, communication and services should be aligned towards the achievement of the common goal of providing a great customer experience. Integrated activities:
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Title: How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation | Cleverism
Headings: How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation
How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation
INTRODUCTION
What is Motivation?
Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic Motivation
Components of Motivation
Motivation and Morale: How Is Motivation Different from Morale?
The Importance of Motivation
THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
Instincts – Evolutionary Theory of Motivation
Drive-Reduction Theory of Motivation
Temporal Motivation Theory (TMT)
Arousal Theory of Motivation
Incentive Theory of Motivation and Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation
Drives and Needs – Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
HOW TO MOTIVATE YOURSELF
The Scientific Ways of Motivation
Content: A stable workforce creates a great company image and helps in the induction of more competent people into the company’s fold. THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
Instincts – Evolutionary Theory of Motivation
The evolutionary theory suggests that all living creatures, including humans, tend to display behaviors that assist in their genetic wellness. According to evolutionary psychology, genetic evolution manifests itself in the behavioral traits of humans and other beings. Since this theory champions the survival of the fittest, it postulates that all the genetic benefits are eventually passed on to the next generation. An important component of such genetic mutation is instincts. An instinct is a sub-conscious behaviour that enables an individual to automatically cope with changes in external stimuli. Since human behaviour is largely guided by instincts, it can be safely stated that behavioral progressions such as motivation have been an integral part of human evolution. Drive-Reduction Theory of Motivation
The drive-reduction theory is centered on homeostasis and how people cope with disturbances to it. Homeostasis is the ability of humans and other living beings to maintain equilibrium in their internal environments. A human has certain primary and secondary drives that he needs to satisfy.
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Title: How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation | Cleverism
Headings: How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation
How to Motivate Yourself and Theories of Motivation
INTRODUCTION
What is Motivation?
Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic Motivation
Components of Motivation
Motivation and Morale: How Is Motivation Different from Morale?
The Importance of Motivation
THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
Instincts – Evolutionary Theory of Motivation
Drive-Reduction Theory of Motivation
Temporal Motivation Theory (TMT)
Arousal Theory of Motivation
Incentive Theory of Motivation and Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation
Drives and Needs – Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
HOW TO MOTIVATE YOURSELF
The Scientific Ways of Motivation
Content: Temporal Motivation Theory (TMT)
Temporal motivation theory studies the impact of time (especially deadlines) on our motivation levels. This theory suggests that the more a job is near its deadline, the more its perceived importance increases. In other words, time plays a crucial role in motivating people to do certain jobs. Other important elements of this theory are procrastination and goal-setting. TMT was developed by Piers Steel and Cornelius J. König. A mathematical representation of the theory is as follows: Motivation = (Expectancy x Value) / (1 + Impulsiveness x Delay)
Here, motivation is the desire for a favorable outcome, expectancy is the probability of success, value is the expected reward, impulsiveness is the individual’s reaction to delay, and delay is the time taken for realization of the goal. Arousal Theory of Motivation
The arousal theory is an extension of the drive-reduction theory of motivation. This theory champions the motivational effect of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the human psyche. According to the arousal theory, the human psyche is reward-sensitive, and an individual gets motivated to carry out any activity that optimizes their level of arousal.
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Title: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory | Cleverism
Headings: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
IMPLICATIONS FOR CLASSROOMS
COMPONENTS OF THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
Component 1. Bodily Kinesthetic
Characteristics of Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Developing Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Career Matches for Students Strong in Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Component 2. Interpersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Interpersonal Intelligence
Developing Interpersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with Strong Interpersonal Intelligence
Component 3. Intrapersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Intrapersonal Intelligence
Developing Intrapersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Intrapersonal Intelligence
Component 4. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Characteristics of Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Developing Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Component 5. Musical Intelligence
Characteristics of Musical Intelligence
Developing Musical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students High in Musical Intelligence
Component 6. Naturalistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Naturalistic Intelligence
Developing Naturalistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Naturalistic Intelligence
Component 7. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Individuals High in Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Developing Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Component 8. Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Characteristics of Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Developing Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Career Matches for People High in Visual Spatial Intelligence
Content: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory | Cleverism
Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
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Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
Ever wondered why some people seem to thrive in certain tasks and others seem to struggle? It’s also common to see totally different results when the same group is given a new task that requires a new set of skills. Some of those who thrived in the first task could find themselves struggling in the second task and those who struggled could end up at the top. What this means, is that people are very different in the way they understand things. It’s common to feel frustrated when you have to teach a concept to a group of people and some of them just can’t get it. This is regardless of the fact that others in the group – who were exposed to the same training methods and materials – were able to understand the concept fully in a short time. Pause
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The Multiple Intelligence Theory is a psychological theory about the human mind.
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Title: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory | Cleverism
Headings: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
IMPLICATIONS FOR CLASSROOMS
COMPONENTS OF THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
Component 1. Bodily Kinesthetic
Characteristics of Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Developing Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Career Matches for Students Strong in Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Component 2. Interpersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Interpersonal Intelligence
Developing Interpersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with Strong Interpersonal Intelligence
Component 3. Intrapersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Intrapersonal Intelligence
Developing Intrapersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Intrapersonal Intelligence
Component 4. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Characteristics of Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Developing Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Component 5. Musical Intelligence
Characteristics of Musical Intelligence
Developing Musical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students High in Musical Intelligence
Component 6. Naturalistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Naturalistic Intelligence
Developing Naturalistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Naturalistic Intelligence
Component 7. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Individuals High in Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Developing Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Component 8. Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Characteristics of Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Developing Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Career Matches for People High in Visual Spatial Intelligence
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The Multiple Intelligence Theory is a psychological theory about the human mind. It is against the notion that intelligence is a single trait that we are born with and can’t change. It states that there are at least eight different human intelligences that all human beings possess. This theory came about after conducting research on the way people understand things. Howard Gardner believes that it documents the extent to which one student will have different kinds of minds which make her understand, perform, remember and learn in a unique way. Gardner identified eight different “intelligences” that influence the way we perceive and understand things.
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Title: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory | Cleverism
Headings: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
IMPLICATIONS FOR CLASSROOMS
COMPONENTS OF THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
Component 1. Bodily Kinesthetic
Characteristics of Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Developing Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Career Matches for Students Strong in Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Component 2. Interpersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Interpersonal Intelligence
Developing Interpersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with Strong Interpersonal Intelligence
Component 3. Intrapersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Intrapersonal Intelligence
Developing Intrapersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Intrapersonal Intelligence
Component 4. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Characteristics of Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Developing Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Component 5. Musical Intelligence
Characteristics of Musical Intelligence
Developing Musical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students High in Musical Intelligence
Component 6. Naturalistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Naturalistic Intelligence
Developing Naturalistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Naturalistic Intelligence
Component 7. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Individuals High in Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Developing Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Component 8. Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Characteristics of Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Developing Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Career Matches for People High in Visual Spatial Intelligence
Content: It is against the notion that intelligence is a single trait that we are born with and can’t change. It states that there are at least eight different human intelligences that all human beings possess. This theory came about after conducting research on the way people understand things. Howard Gardner believes that it documents the extent to which one student will have different kinds of minds which make her understand, perform, remember and learn in a unique way. Gardner identified eight different “intelligences” that influence the way we perceive and understand things. The difference between you and me will be in the strength of these intelligences. However, it’s important to note that the eight intelligences identified by Gardner are not exhaustive in determining an individual’s learning characteristics. Rather than seeing intelligence as a single ability, Gardner differentiated it into eight specific modalities. These different modalities should be put into consideration when designing an educational system. The system should provide learners with different ways of understanding concepts.
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Title: Guide on Individual Counseling | Cleverism
Headings: Guide on Individual Counseling
Guide on Individual Counseling
COUNSELING OVERVIEW
MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT COUNSELING
#1 Counseling tells you what decisions to make.
#2 Counseling will sort out all your problems.
#3 Counseling works in the same way for everyone.
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
Individual vs. Group Counseling
Advantages and Disadvantages of Individual Counseling
TIPS ON UNDERGOING INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
Be prepared. Physically, mentally, and psychologically.
Know what you need.
Find a good counselor or therapist.
Keep an open mind.
Be patient.
Make that call. Set up that appointment.
Share your thoughts and experience
Content: Counseling can be undertaken even if there is no problem that needs an immediate solution. In order to recognize the importance of counseling, it would be a good idea to take a look at the results that can be achieved from counseling. The client becomes more self-aware, gaining deeper insight of herself. This understanding promotes greater self-acceptance and appreciation, thus encouraging her to further improve on her strengths and good points, and change for the better where necessary. The client’s set of values and beliefs, which were thought to be permanent and set in stone, are challenged and become more open to change. This makes more room for flexibility, allowing the client to be more adaptable and adjustable to change. As a result, the person is more open to changing her way of thinking, behaving and feeling. Along with self-awareness, the client also becomes more aware of the people around her. She gains a better understanding of other people – why they do what they do, what motivates them and what is important to them. This increased sensitivity and understanding paves the way towards building and maintaining stronger relationships.
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Title: How Cultural Diffusion Works
Headings: Cultural Diffusion
Cultural Diffusion
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Mediums of diffusion
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Content: If we consider the positives, they have led to culture benefiting through cultural exchanges. Another positive effect is that there is no cultural discrimination. There is also the advancement of new technologies which is then shared around the world contributing to a lot of beneficial changes in peoples’ lives. If we consider the negatives, there is the negligence or even loss of one’s own cultural identity and traditions. For example, the idea of celebrating the Indian Color Festival in Pakistan has now become a social norm. There is also the spreading of various diseases that were prone to one country and are now spread across another country by the people who bring them along. 4,789,000+
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Title: Product Beta Testing & Market Testing | Cleverism
Headings: Product Beta Testing & Market Testing
Product Beta Testing & Market Testing
PRODUCT BETA TESTING
Objectives of Beta Testing
Product Management
Quality
Usability
Support
Marketing
Benefits of Beta Testing
Successful Beta Testing
Steps in Beta Testing
1. Plan
2. Engage Participants
3. Distribute Product
4. Collect Feedback
5. Evaluate Feedback
6. Conclude
100 Tips for Better Beta Tests
Product Market Test
1. The Simulated Market test
2. Trial Selling
MARKET TESTING
Objectives of Market Testing
Gaining Objective Insight
Key Questions before Starting Market Testing
Possible Issues with Market Testing
Content: Evaluate Feedback
The data collected till now is extremely valuable for the product and the company’s future plans. The system in place mentioned in the last step should allow the data to be accessed and organized. This data then needs to be reviewed critically and relevant results incorporated into the product design and support. 6. Conclude
With the relevant feedback recorded, analyzed and utilized, it is now time to conclude the project. The participants should be given feedback about the project and the product they should be thanked or rewarded for their time and effort. A good reward plan may help cement their place as product champions going forward. 100 Tips for Better Beta Tests
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Product Market Test
The market test is not always conducted by a product design team. It may be prohibitively expensive, or a small launch may allow a competitor the time to catch up to the new product. Whether or not to employ this process will depend on a product’s category, the company’s operational flexibility and strategy.
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Title: Friendliness | Definition, Importance for Career, Ways to Improve
Headings: Friendliness
Friendliness
Importance of friendliness
How to improve on friendliness
Job profiles that require this skill
Content: Friendliness | Definition, Importance for Career, Ways to Improve
Friendliness
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Friendliness
Friendliness refers to the ability to put up a warm personality that makes you approachable, easy to relate with and without any hostility. Aside being warm and devoid of hostility, a friendly person is someone who has a great level of respect for others. He is not snobbish but respects people’s feelings, ideas, and beliefs. Even if they do not respect them, they don’t make it obvious to them. At times, to be friendly means putting up a pretense that you love or admire someone even if you don’t. This includes being able to show patience and care, as well as spending enough time with people. Friendliness is more of a character than a skill. However, it can be learnt and improved upon as well. Importance of friendliness
Just as having a friend comes with so many benefits, friendliness is a skill that is of great importance. Supposing you just got employed and you are reporting to work for the first time, you will be a stranger to most of your colleagues and they will be strangers to you too.
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Headings: Friendliness
Friendliness
Importance of friendliness
How to improve on friendliness
Job profiles that require this skill
Content: This includes being able to show patience and care, as well as spending enough time with people. Friendliness is more of a character than a skill. However, it can be learnt and improved upon as well. Importance of friendliness
Just as having a friend comes with so many benefits, friendliness is a skill that is of great importance. Supposing you just got employed and you are reporting to work for the first time, you will be a stranger to most of your colleagues and they will be strangers to you too. However, it is necessary you acclimatize to the working environment quickly and build relationships with them. Though you cannot go around talking to everybody, the others will be attracted to you by the friendliness they see you exhibit to the few colleagues you encounter. Friendliness can be beneficial to you in the following ways: It’s easier to make workplace friends who can offer you support, especially when you are a new employee with comparatively lower working experience. Friendliness reduces the risk or probability of getting involved in fights and strife that can lead to suspensions and dismissals.
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Title: Friendliness | Definition, Importance for Career, Ways to Improve
Headings: Friendliness
Friendliness
Importance of friendliness
How to improve on friendliness
Job profiles that require this skill
Content: However, it is necessary you acclimatize to the working environment quickly and build relationships with them. Though you cannot go around talking to everybody, the others will be attracted to you by the friendliness they see you exhibit to the few colleagues you encounter. Friendliness can be beneficial to you in the following ways: It’s easier to make workplace friends who can offer you support, especially when you are a new employee with comparatively lower working experience. Friendliness reduces the risk or probability of getting involved in fights and strife that can lead to suspensions and dismissals. During employee appraisals, you are likely to get a lot of 5star ratings and good testimonials from your colleagues because of your friendliness. Clients and customers love friendly professionals. They will become regular clients and recommend you to their friends. This means growth in your sales and customer base. How to improve on friendliness
Even if you are not a naturally friendly person, you can become one by making a practice of these:
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Title: Friendliness | Definition, Importance for Career, Ways to Improve
Headings: Friendliness
Friendliness
Importance of friendliness
How to improve on friendliness
Job profiles that require this skill
Content: Learn to exhibit a character of warmth. Warmth is a part of friendliness. People should think they can find a place of comfort in you. You can exhibit warmth by practicing good listening skills – pay attention to others and be patient to hear them out while they speak. Avoid being snobbish. Don’t ignore people blatantly. Sometimes there may be a genuine reason to ignore them for something more pressing or because they are a nuisance. However, you can spend a few seconds to communicate your necessity to leave them or postpone their discussion. Control your temper and be patient. No quick tempered person is considered a friendly person.
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Title: Friendliness | Definition, Importance for Career, Ways to Improve
Headings: Friendliness
Friendliness
Importance of friendliness
How to improve on friendliness
Job profiles that require this skill
Content: Don’t ignore people blatantly. Sometimes there may be a genuine reason to ignore them for something more pressing or because they are a nuisance. However, you can spend a few seconds to communicate your necessity to leave them or postpone their discussion. Control your temper and be patient. No quick tempered person is considered a friendly person. In the heat of anger or frustration, you may make certain offensive statements that you wouldn’t have made in your right state of mind. If possible, decline from speaking at all. Cultivate the habit of smiling. Try to smile often and avoid frowning or putting up a stern face. Since there’s the notion that people who smile are friendly, smiling makes you approachable.
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