![]() ![]() If recovered, these foods could even feed animals. ![]() If the food wasted that occurs all over the world could be saved, it would be enough to feed all the hungry people that exist because most of the foods that are wasted are perfectly edible ( FAO, 2017a, 2017b). It is estimated that 795 million individuals suffer from chronic undernutrition worldwide, and this number is expected to increase in the future ( World Hunger News, 2016). The social dimension of food waste should also not be overlooked because food insecurity is tightly linked to social problems such as famine and undernourishment. According to Baldwin and Shakman (2012), the food industry loses about 4%–10% of its investment in food production every day, and this has a significant toll on the company’s turnover. Moreover, when any food item is discarded, the money invested in its production is also wasted. Because food waste disposal is a frequent activity, this creates an overall heavy economic burden. Because food waste can create unpleasant smells, attract bugs and hence give rise to diseases, it is important that the waste is properly disposed of by professional companies that are paid to collect it. Mourad (2016) mentioned that food waste is accompanied by a range of environmental concomitants, such as soil erosion, deforestation, water and air pollution as well as greenhouse gas emissions that occur in the processes of food production, storage, transportation and waste management.Īpart from its adverse environmental impacts, food waste is also costly in terms of raw materials, labor, production, storage, serving as well as disposal (Waste and Resource Action Programme, WRAP, 2012). On the other hand, a reduction in food losses and waste automatically increases the availability of food for human consumption and reduces the burden on farmers. Hence, food that is not consumed translates to a waste of natural resources used in its production. In addition, the transportation of food materials from one country to another requires a large amount of fossil fuel, and its storage uses electricity ( FAO, 2013a, 2013b). Moreover, the total amount of land used in producing food on earth is around 1.4 billion hectares, which accounts for about 28% of the world’s total area. The overall amount of water needed for food production is estimated to be 250 cubic kilometers, which accounts for 70% of the earth’s water ( Silvennoinen et al., 2014). ![]() The environmental impact of food waste is due to the fact that the production of food is considerably resource-intensive. The subject of food waste is a multidimensional issue with environmental, economic and social dimensions. Food loss, on the other hand, refers to food that is considered unfit for human consumption due to a decrease in the quantity and quality of food ( Irani et al., 2017). According to FAO (2014), food waste is defined as food originally intended for human consumption but not consumed by humans. Although the terms “food loss” and “food waste” are sometimes used interchangeably, they have different origins and scope. It is a global paradox that so much emphasis is placed on agriculture to improve food security while one-third of all food produced is wasted ( Conserve energy future, 2017). Food loss and waste have become a complex phenomenon, attracting the attention of scientists and activists alike. Every year, roughly one-third, or approximately 1.3 billion tonnes, of the edible parts of food produced for human consumption are lost or wasted globally. However, achieving this target may be hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic. The full terms of this licence may be seen at įood production is expected to increase by 70% between 20 to feed a projected global population of 9.1 billion people ( Silva, 2018). Anyone may reproduce, distribute, translate and create derivative works of this article (for both commercial and non-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. This article is published under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) licence. Published in Tourism Critiques: Practice and Theory. Copyright © 2022, Cheetra Bhajan, Hudaa Neetoo, Shane Hardowar, Navindra Boodia, Marie Françoise Driver, Mahindra Chooneea, Brinda Ramasawmy, Dayawatee Goburdhun and Arvind Ruggoo. ![]()
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![]() ![]() There is no way to install Office 2021 on Windows 8.1 or earlier. Method 2: Activate Microsoft Office 2021 using Batch Fileĭownload and install Office 2021 Install Office 2021 using Office Deployment Toolīefore you start, ensure that the operating system version you’re running is Windows 10 or later.Method 1: Activate Microsoft Office 2021 using Command Prompt.Install Office 2021 using Office Deployment Tool.The password and AES-128 encryption keeps unauthorized users from prying the file’s code, let alone view the file’s contents. You can also record classified information are as your files remain safe under Word’s security features. Its features make it a suitable tool for writers and officials to create lengthy documents. Word 2019 is an important office application that can be used by all users. As the author, it’s up to you to reject or accept the change. All the changes that have been made to the file are recorded. Here you will see other users that are working on the same document and editing it online. ![]() Your browser will detect that its a DOCX file and will prompt you to edit the file in your browser. You can receive a Word document in an email. This preventative measure complements the program’s co-authoring feature. It also slows down any attempt to view the file’s contents or source code. This ensures that your password can only be removed by you. Microsoft protects all its files with an Advanced Encryption Standard and a cryptographic hash function so your password can be converted into a 128-bit key. You can keep the contents of your file private with a password so only authorized can view it. This means it limits the capabilities it can execute thus reducing the risk of a macro-based virus from entering your PC.Īnother feature you can use is the Password Protect. Word 2019 has a solution for this it regulates the macros functions of a file. These are used to prevent repetitive sequences of automated keystrokes and mouse movements however, it can also host viruses from emails, instant messaging applications, and USB flash drives. Securityįiles created in Microsoft 365 can be embedded with programs and advanced macros. This feature will help those that express themselves better through speech. You can dictate words, punctuation marks, new lines, and new paragraphs. Once a red dot appears on the page, it means that the Dictate feature is active. Its similar to the Windows Speech Recognition (or Speech Services) feature except that the activity is under Word’s control. There is also an option for you to dictate the words you want to appear on the paper. There is also a catalog of different voices that have a variety of accents. You can instruct it to fast forward, go back, pause, read louder, faster, etc. It appears as a small toolbar on the upper right corner of the text area. As the name suggests, the tool reads the text on the page for you. Read Aloud is an updated version of a previous Office Command - Speak. It’s a set of five tools, namely Column Width, Page Color, Text Spacing, Syllables, and Read Aloud. Learning Tools is Word’s collection of tools that will help with reading comprehension. The features are not exclusive to writers, but for those that draw illustrations and write equations as well. Editing toolsĪs an Office and News software provider, Microsoft wants to provide its users with tools to help them improve their ability to share and absorb information. You will see their name and what changes they’ve made. It also allows you to collaborate with other users in real-time. The client communication program offers more features to help you write your documents such as improved digital pen features, book-like page navigation, Learning tools, and translation. Word for Windows is part of the Microsoft 365 suite (formerly known as Office 365) but it can be downloaded independently. Word 2019 is a word processor developed by Microsoft. ![]() ![]() IMDb Rating: 9.2/10 | Original Air Date: 25th November 1999 The friends being to reminisce on some of their best and worst Thanksgivings over the years, including the time Chandler called a younger Monica fat, and when Monica dropped a knife on Chandler’s toe. IMDb Rating: 9.2/10 | Original Air Date: 19th November 1998Ĭhandler continues his Thanksgiving tradition of being ‘king of misery’ by recalling the time his parents announced their divorce after Chandler’s father had slept with their housekeeper. But when Monica arrives, Richard’s handsome son Timothy is on call, and he just broke up with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Monica is afraid to go to the Ophthalmologist after hurting her eye, afraid her ex-Richard will be there. With the five-year silent treatment, not enough punishment for Chandler, to earn Joey’s forgiveness for kissing Kathy, Chandler must stay in a locked box for six hours. IMDb Rating: 9.1/10 | Original Air Date: 20th November 1997 ![]() The game is heated between Ross and Monica, while Pheobe and Rachel prove useless, meanwhile, Joey and Chandler are fighting over the attention of a very attractive Dutch girl. Despite being told by their parents to never play the ‘Geller Cup’ ever again, they head outside for a ‘friendly’ game. ![]() When the gang head to Monica’s for Thanksgiving, the football game on the TV reignites the old sibling rivalry between Ross and Monica. IMDb Rating: 9.0/10 | Original Air Date: 21st November 1996 But when Rachel finds the list, it all blows up in Ross’s face. Joey and Chandler decide to help Ross by getting him to write a list of pros and cons between Rachel and Julie. Confused by the kiss, Ross can’t decide between Rachel and his girlfriend Julie. IMDb Rating: 8.5/10 | Original Air Date: 16th November 1995Īfter their first kiss, Ross and Rachel reveal to the others what happened. Chandler also reveals why he doesn’t eat Thanksgiving food thanks to painful childhood memories of his dysfunctional family. Disaster strikes when Rachel forgets the keys to the apartment, locking them out. The very first of ten Thanksgiving episodes, saw the gang take to the roof after the giant Underdog balloon escaped from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. IMDb Rating: 8.2/10 | Original Air Date: 17th November 1994 When Ursula brings her fiancé, Eric, to the party, Pheobe soon develops a crush on him. Phoebe runs into Ursula, only to discover her twin sister is getting married in a week, so to get invited, Pheobe invites Ursula to the costume party. Monica and Chandler host a costume party for Halloween. IMDb Rating: 8.5/10 | Original Air Date: November 1st, 2001 Here’s the full list of Halloween and Thanksgiving episodes from Friends: When Joey ate basically an entire turkey in one evening.We’ve also got Halloween watch guides for some of the other huge sitcoms on Netflix including The Office (last chance for those in the US on that series) and Community too. “The One Where Ross Got High” (Season 6, Episode 9) 25. When Phoebe had a crush on Monica and Ross’s dad. “The One with Chandler in a Box” (Season 4, Episode 8) 24. When Rachel had a plan for what she would get everyone for Christmas. “The One with the List” (Season 2, Episode 8) 23. When Chandler had to read a fake short story so Rachel wouldn’t know a piece of paper was actually the pro/con list about her. “The One with the Late Thanksgiving” (Season 10, Episode 8) 22. When Phoebe, Ross, and Rachel utilized an opportunity to stick things down Joey’s pants. “The One with the Football” (Season 3, Episode 9) 21. When Chandler made the only joke possible. “The One with the Rumor” (Season 8, Episode 9) 20. When Phoebe gave Rachel her old maternity pants. “The One with the Late Thanksgiving” (Season 10, Episode 8) 19. ![]() When Chandler wanted to name his and Monica’s child Hemingway. “The One with the List” (Season 2, Episode 8) 18. When Monica had to make some new Thanksgiving recipes for a faux chocolate called “Mockolate.” “The One with Chandler in a Box” (Season 4, Episode 8) 17. When Joey gave Chandler his Christmas gift early. “The One Where Underdog Gets Away” (Season 1, Episode 9) 16. When Chandler didn’t hate just Thanksgiving. “The One with the List” (Season 2, Episode 8) 15. When Phoebe made a song about a love triangle right after Ross and Rachel kissed. “The One with All the Thanksgivings” (Season 5, Episode 8) 14. “The One with All the Thanksgivings” (Season 5, Episode 8) 13. When college Chandler and Ross discussed their music. ![]() “The One Where Ross Got High” (Season 6, Episode 9) 12. When Chandler knew who was coming to dinner. “The One with Chandler in a Box” (Season 4, Episode 8) 11. When Monica hurt her eye and Phoebe called the doctor “The One with Rachel’s Other Sister” (Season 9, Episode 8) 10. When Rachel and her sister, Amy, had the fight to end all fights. ![]() ![]() ![]() This is facilitated by the blastospores' secretion of a thick mucus, which is not soluble in water, and hard to break up or remove both mechanically and with detergents. Blastospores, the researchers found, easily stick to the cuticle. The efficient killing was associated with specific characteristics of the blastopore-host interaction that likely contribute to the virulence. brunneum blastospores kill Aedes larvae much faster than conidia of the same fungus. 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Aedes mosquitoes transmit viruses - including dengue, zika, and chikungunya - against which no vaccines or treatments are currently available. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() They have no place for him in the afterlife because of his abrupt death. The boy would've survived Thus, Yusuke's interference was unnecessary and only resulted in the kid having a minor scratch. She informs Yusuke that no one in Spirit World had expected him to die, risking his life to save the little boy. As a ghost, Yusuke is greeted by an atypical version of the Grim Reaper a bubbly, cheerful young woman named Botan. The little boy disregards his advice and walks into the street again chasing his ball and, you guessed it, a car comes speeding down the street and Yusuke shoves him out of the way. This upsets the child, so Yusuke entertains a child by making silly faces. Yusuke comes across a little boy playing in the streets and scolds him for it. While skipping school and being neglected by his mother, Yusuke wonders around the town. ![]() In the manga, he is even revealed to be drinking, smoking and gambling. He is a stereotypical bad egg, with a bad attendance record and picks fights with other kids at school. He is the toughest student at Sarayashiki Junior High School. He brawls with Kuwabara on a frequent basis. Yusuke Urameshi is 14 years old at the start of YuYu Hakusho. Put to work as a Spirit Realm Detective with amazing powers, he's tasked with tracking down demons and humans who desire to rule over the three realms of reality. Now, he's been given a second chance at life, instead of spending time in the afterlife. Yusuke Urameshi is nothing more than a 14-year-old trouble-causing-punk, who's always ready for a fight! 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![]() ![]() One of the best ways to scaffold learning is to show your students an example of what they will be learning. Learn more: Explicit Instruction: Best Practices for Teaching Math to Unique Learners 3. Catching students’ errors while they’re still practicing will prevent them from learning the skill incorrectly and then continuing to practice it incorrectly for homework and on other assignments. In addition, immediate corrective feedback is critical. That is, instruction that includes clear modeling, think-alouds, and multiple examples, which are described in greater detail below. One of the best practices in supporting learners is the use of systematic, explicit instruction. Learn more: Essentials of a Mini-Lesson 2. Teaching a series of mini-lessons provides students with a safety net that moves them progressively toward deeper understanding. Teach mini-lessonsīreak down new concepts into bite-sized pieces that build on one another. Using the much-lauded concept the Zone of Proximal Development, teachers can guide, support, and encourage students as they help them develop problem-solving strategies that can be generalized to other situations. ![]() He theorized that children learn best when they interact with other people, particularly more knowledgeable people, who provide guidance and encouragement to master new skills. The strategy is based on the work of Russian psychologist Len Vygotsky, whose theories stress the fundamental role of social interaction in cognitive development. In other words, it’s a way for teachers to provide support while students master new concepts and skills. Scaffolding is a way to provide support for students by breaking down learning into manageable chunks as they progress toward stronger understanding and ultimately greater independence. If you’re an administrator, share these practices with your teachers, and look for them during classroom walk-throughs. If you’re a teacher, integrate these as best practices, and observe their impact. Luckily there are many strategies educators can use to help students, and among the most important is scaffolding.īelow you’ll learn more about scaffolding in education, including 18 effective ways to scaffold learning. Almost all students, particularly those with unique learning needs, have felt exactly this way in the classroom at one time or another. Without being told the purpose of the activity, specific expectations, or background information, it would be overwhelming and discouraging to say the least. Providing students with better instructional scaffolding is often a schoolwide objective, but how can school leaders and teachers put this big idea into practice? 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Last 7 days Last 30 days Last 6 months Last 12 months Show all Search again. A Northants perspective on news, sport, what's on, lifestyle and more, from Kettering, Corby and Wellingborough's regional paper, the Northamptonshire Telegraph. Corby 82, of Allentown, passed away on Tuesday, Decemin the Sacred Heart Hospital in Allentown. Patty Rae Carter, 88, passed into Heaven on July 25, 2023. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved Corby L. Welcoming Ruin: The Civil Rights Act of 1875. ^ Friedlander, Alan Gerber, Richard Allan (January 1, 2019). ![]() ^ a b c d e Hapgood, Norman Harvey, George Brinton Mcclellan Bangs, John Kendrick Nelson, Henry Loomis Schurz, Carl Davis, Richard Harding Foord, John Schuyler, Montgomery Conant, Samuel Stillman Alden, Henry Mills Curtis, George William Bonner, John (October 3, 1874).Īccording to Alan Friedlander and Richard Allen Garber, Hayden "became the poster child of southern violence". In October 1874 the accused were released on $3500 bail. During the trial, Saunders admitted that he had killed two Black people. ![]() Ĭharges were filed against Pat Lyons and J. In September 1874, Black citizens of Spring Hill, where Hayden's family lived, petitioned Tennessee Governor John C. Smith, the Trousdale County Superintendent, provide a report on the murder. In August 1874, the Republican Banner reported that the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Colonel John Fleming, had requested Robert S. According to Harper's Weekly, "Her murderers escaped, nor is it likely that the death of Julia Hayden will ever be avenged, unless the nation insists upon the extermination of the White Man's League." Three days after her arrival in Hartsville, on August 21 at 2:00 am, the Lowe home was invaded by members of the White Man's League, who chased her through the house and shot and killed her. ![]() Īt the time of the murder, Hayden was staying with Emery Lowe and his wife, Pink, as a boarder. At the time teaching Black people to read was "interpreted as a challenge to white control". Hayden moved from Nashville to Hartsville in Trousdale County, Tennessee to "educate black people". She attended Central Tennessee College in Nashville, a teachers' college for Black students. Hayden grew up in Spring Hill in Maury County, Tennessee. 1857 – August 21, 1874), sometimes Julia Hayden, was an American seventeen-year-old Black school teacher murdered by members of the White Man's League within days of starting a teaching position at a school for Black children in Tennessee. ![]() ![]()
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