The document consists of a list of over 150 questions covering a wide range of topics including jokes, food preferences, hypothetical scenarios, personal experiences, opinions on various issues, and questions about the respondent's habits, interests and beliefs. The questions are intended to elicit short responses from the respondent about different aspects of their life and perspectives.
This document contains a list of questions that could be used to spark conversations in an ESL classroom. The questions are all variants of "Would you ever..." and cover topics like donating organs, risky activities, lying, parenting choices, unusual life experiences, and unethical behaviors. There are over 50 questions in total that explore personal values and boundaries.
The document discusses animal experiences and contains a competition with questions about different animals such as a kangaroo, horse, zebra, sloth, and dolphin. It also includes photos comparing wild animals at the circus and zoo and domestic animals as pets or working animals to analyze which animals seem to have better lives or are more important to people.
This document provides a list of icebreaker questions to help people get to know each other and practice speaking. The questions cover a wide range of topics like life experiences, dreams, wishes, relationships, values and preferences. They are intended to encourage self-expression and make conversations more engaging by exploring topics that most people can relate to on some level.
This document contains a series of questions that could be used for icebreaker conversations. The questions cover a wide range of topics including work, family, travel, hobbies, dreams, and random curiosities. There are no answers provided, just prompts to encourage sharing of experiences, opinions, and personal anecdotes between participants.
500 grammar based conversation questionsMarilena Sgh
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The document contains a variety of question prompts organized into different categories based on grammar concepts. The questions cover topics like activities, preferences, experiences, goals and hypothetical situations. They are intended to generate discussion on various subjects through the use of different grammatical structures like conditionals, modals, tenses, aspects and more.
This document provides conversation starters to help break the ice when meeting new people. It suggests getting to know the other person by asking about their favorite movies, foods, or places they would like to travel. General knowledge questions are also proposed to engage people in a fun test of trivia facts. As a last resort, sharing random "did you know" facts can spark curiosity and continue the discussion. The goal is to make talking to new acquaintances more enjoyable with ice-breaker questions that are interesting but not too personal.
Need help with that pesky character you want to write but can't create a backstory for? Well, you need this! Give it a whirl and see how you go :) Just follow the instructions given!
The document contains 51 questions asked by someone to get to know another person better. The questions cover a wide range of topics including favorite colors and subjects, career aspirations, travel interests, food preferences, relationships, personal habits, dreams, adventures and more. The person is asking for the responses to be sent to their email address.
This document contains a collection of unusual questions designed to make people think deeply without clear right or wrong answers. The questions cover a wide range of topics and are open-ended to encourage discussion. Some examples include questions about colors, happiness, elephants ruling the world, stealing food from a store, and whether a car without its body is still a car. The goal is for people to think critically about their responses and justify their perspectives.
This document contains 20 questions that could be used for an icebreaker activity. The questions range from personal preferences like favorite songs, hobbies and movies to more revealing questions about embarrassing moments, dreams, regrets and daring acts. The variety of lighthearted and deeper questions could help participants learn more about each other in a fun yet meaningful way.
The document presents a series of hypothetical "would you rather" scenarios that involve choosing between two options. Some examples of the types of scenarios include choosing between being early or late, losing money or photos, seeing the future of oneself or others, being famous while alive or after death, and various moral dilemmas around harming others or oneself. In total, over 50 different hypothetical choice scenarios are listed in the document for consideration.
This document provides instructions and questions for an icebreaker activity where students will move around and ask each other questions in pairs. The questions cover topics like name, age, hobbies, hometown, favorite things, and English learning experiences. Students are then asked to volunteer to help with tasks like updating the word of the day or noting errors. Finally, the class is instructed to brainstorm challenges in language learning and solutions in small groups before presenting.
This document contains a long list of questions to ask your best friend to learn more personal details about them. There are over 50 questions covering topics like how they met, favorite movies, biggest fears, dream job, money habits, and more. The questions are intended for a "best friend tag" where close friends learn new things about each other.
This document poses a series of "would you rather" questions that require choosing between two options. The questions cover topics like abilities, careers, technology use, daily inconveniences, living conditions, dreams, and more. Each question is formatted consistently with "Would you rather" followed by two choices.
This person enjoys watching movies and comedies as hobbies and for entertainment. They like to go for walks on the weekends and don't have any pets. Their favorite TV show is HBO and movies are Fast and the Furious films. They cited Mark Zuckerberg as their celebrity crush and don't have a favorite music artist or genre. They mentioned enjoying to cook but don't have other favorite activities like restaurants, books or authors. Their favorite family tradition is Mother's Day.
This document poses a series of thought-provoking questions about life experiences, values, relationships, and personal growth. It prompts reflection on topics like regrets, priorities, strengths, gratitude, and what really matters. The questions encourage examination of one's past, present, and future, as well as consideration of life's deeper meanings and purposes.
This document poses a series of hypothetical "If" questions about various scenarios including winning the lottery, seeing a ghost, animals talking, time travel to the future or past, living forever at a certain age, changing something about oneself, speaking a new language, 3D printing, having a superpower, eating one food forever, living to 300 years old, changing one's name, seeing a bear, making one change to the world, being a musician, knowing the end of the world was coming, having unlimited money, being any animal, controlling the weather, one's house being on fire, being anyone for a day if invisible, being a billionaire and who to help, having to run from the police, being good at a
The document poses a series of unusual questions intended to make readers think deeply and consider different perspectives. It notes there are no right or wrong answers, but responses should be justified and explained. Listeners should consider all answers seriously even if they seem odd, as different viewpoints may all be valid if supported. A variety of thought-provoking questions are then listed covering topics like colors, emotions, hypothetical scenarios, and philosophical concepts.
The document poses a series of unusual questions intended to make readers think deeply and consider different perspectives. It notes there are no right or wrong answers, but responses should be justified and explained. Listeners should consider all answers seriously even if they seem odd, as different viewpoints may all be valid with justification. A variety of thought-provoking questions are then listed covering topics like colors, emotions, hypothetical scenarios, and philosophical concepts.
This document provides a list of conversation questions for ESL students organized into different topics. It also provides guidance on how to structure conversation activities using these questions, such as modeling answers, monitoring groups, and having groups share answers. There is an online version available as well. The questions can be used for pre-intermediate to intermediate level English learners and cover topics such as favorites, family, travel, daily routines, and more.
This document appears to be a collection of questions submitted by various individuals on different topics. There are 48 questions in total covering subjects like relationships, education, career choices, ethics, values, and hypothetical scenarios. The questions are numbered but otherwise there is no other context provided.
Since childhood, weve all heard the expression, In one ear and out the other! Parents everywhere are always frustrated when conveying some messages of importance of expected behavior to their child, instead left a bit frustrated that they seem to be the only ones really hearing it. Its like never having said it or speaking to a brick wall.
This document provides an unconventional list of 11 reasons for dating the author. They describe themselves as funny, fashionable, honest, respectful of women's issues, and supportive of their partner. They claim to have good taste in media and be spontaneous. The tone is informal and uses slang throughout.
C:\Documents And Settings\Web\Desktop\Philosophical Questionseugeny712
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The document presents a collection of philosophical questions called "Thunks" that are intended to encourage deep thinking about various topics. There are over 200 questions listed that have no right or wrong answers. Some examples of questions included are "What does the wind smell like?", "If a tree falls in a forest when no one is around, does it make a noise?", and "Do animals have feelings?". The questions cover a wide range of topics from science and nature to ethics, society, and human existence.
The speaker had a dream about being lost in a forest that didn't seem to have any deeper meaning. However, she believes that many things in life that seem random can have significance, like a book or assignment. While some think everything is planned, she believes things just happen and people have power over their own lives and decisions. For students who have experienced moving due to parents' jobs, having control over their futures is appealing. The speech encourages graduates to make their own choices as they move forward.
The document contains the agenda and goals for a Southside ABE - ELL class. The goals include giving advice for a problem, taking a CASAS test, doing a listening activity with a song to practice "used to", listening to the habits of the Martinez family and answering questions, reading about advice and giving advice using modal verbs, and a listening activity with a song. It provides examples of advice phrases and problems to give advice for. It also discusses the advice column "Dear Abby" and provides a sample letter and response.
Action University - The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything ...Girish B.S
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This book summary discusses finding your "Element" - the place where your talents and passions intersect. It describes how most people are not in their Element due to self-imposed limitations and societal constraints that discourage exploring all types of intelligence and talents. The summary emphasizes the importance of understanding your aptitudes, finding your passion, developing a strong desire to pursue it, and seeking out opportunities and communities that support being in your Element. Overall, the book encourages readers to ignore doubters, follow their interests, and immerse themselves in activities that make them lose track of time due to intense enjoyment.
What is Write For Right ? Amnesty international CampaignManoj Shrestha
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W4R is Amnesty International's annual Write for Rights campaign where millions of people worldwide advocate for human rights by writing letters, emails, tweets and other messages. The campaign began with activists in Poland writing letters 24 hours a day on behalf of rights victims. It has grown to include over 4.5 million messages sent to help over 100 individuals freed from torture, harassment or unjust imprisonment. Participants can choose from current cases on Amnesty's website to write in support of and have their voices heard on important human rights issues around the world.
What is Amnesty International Nepal and Rampur Youth Network ?Manoj Shrestha
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AI Nepal currently has around 41 district-level structures and around 7,000 members, including more than 3,500 youth members. Rampur Youth Network (RYN) is one of AI Nepal's youth networks. RYN has been involved in various activities such as demonstrations against the Hong Kong extradition bill and climate change, providing free labor and donations, supporting farmer demonstrations, and organizing youth events like treasure hunts and camps. RYN's activities aim to promote causes like equality, personal development, and humanity.
The document contains 51 questions asked by someone to get to know another person better. The questions cover a wide range of topics including favorite colors and subjects, career aspirations, travel interests, food preferences, relationships, personal habits, dreams, adventures and more. The person is asking for the responses to be sent to their email address.
This document contains a collection of unusual questions designed to make people think deeply without clear right or wrong answers. The questions cover a wide range of topics and are open-ended to encourage discussion. Some examples include questions about colors, happiness, elephants ruling the world, stealing food from a store, and whether a car without its body is still a car. The goal is for people to think critically about their responses and justify their perspectives.
This document contains 20 questions that could be used for an icebreaker activity. The questions range from personal preferences like favorite songs, hobbies and movies to more revealing questions about embarrassing moments, dreams, regrets and daring acts. The variety of lighthearted and deeper questions could help participants learn more about each other in a fun yet meaningful way.
The document presents a series of hypothetical "would you rather" scenarios that involve choosing between two options. Some examples of the types of scenarios include choosing between being early or late, losing money or photos, seeing the future of oneself or others, being famous while alive or after death, and various moral dilemmas around harming others or oneself. In total, over 50 different hypothetical choice scenarios are listed in the document for consideration.
This document provides instructions and questions for an icebreaker activity where students will move around and ask each other questions in pairs. The questions cover topics like name, age, hobbies, hometown, favorite things, and English learning experiences. Students are then asked to volunteer to help with tasks like updating the word of the day or noting errors. Finally, the class is instructed to brainstorm challenges in language learning and solutions in small groups before presenting.
This document contains a long list of questions to ask your best friend to learn more personal details about them. There are over 50 questions covering topics like how they met, favorite movies, biggest fears, dream job, money habits, and more. The questions are intended for a "best friend tag" where close friends learn new things about each other.
This document poses a series of "would you rather" questions that require choosing between two options. The questions cover topics like abilities, careers, technology use, daily inconveniences, living conditions, dreams, and more. Each question is formatted consistently with "Would you rather" followed by two choices.
This person enjoys watching movies and comedies as hobbies and for entertainment. They like to go for walks on the weekends and don't have any pets. Their favorite TV show is HBO and movies are Fast and the Furious films. They cited Mark Zuckerberg as their celebrity crush and don't have a favorite music artist or genre. They mentioned enjoying to cook but don't have other favorite activities like restaurants, books or authors. Their favorite family tradition is Mother's Day.
This document poses a series of thought-provoking questions about life experiences, values, relationships, and personal growth. It prompts reflection on topics like regrets, priorities, strengths, gratitude, and what really matters. The questions encourage examination of one's past, present, and future, as well as consideration of life's deeper meanings and purposes.
This document poses a series of hypothetical "If" questions about various scenarios including winning the lottery, seeing a ghost, animals talking, time travel to the future or past, living forever at a certain age, changing something about oneself, speaking a new language, 3D printing, having a superpower, eating one food forever, living to 300 years old, changing one's name, seeing a bear, making one change to the world, being a musician, knowing the end of the world was coming, having unlimited money, being any animal, controlling the weather, one's house being on fire, being anyone for a day if invisible, being a billionaire and who to help, having to run from the police, being good at a
The document poses a series of unusual questions intended to make readers think deeply and consider different perspectives. It notes there are no right or wrong answers, but responses should be justified and explained. Listeners should consider all answers seriously even if they seem odd, as different viewpoints may all be valid if supported. A variety of thought-provoking questions are then listed covering topics like colors, emotions, hypothetical scenarios, and philosophical concepts.
The document poses a series of unusual questions intended to make readers think deeply and consider different perspectives. It notes there are no right or wrong answers, but responses should be justified and explained. Listeners should consider all answers seriously even if they seem odd, as different viewpoints may all be valid with justification. A variety of thought-provoking questions are then listed covering topics like colors, emotions, hypothetical scenarios, and philosophical concepts.
This document provides a list of conversation questions for ESL students organized into different topics. It also provides guidance on how to structure conversation activities using these questions, such as modeling answers, monitoring groups, and having groups share answers. There is an online version available as well. The questions can be used for pre-intermediate to intermediate level English learners and cover topics such as favorites, family, travel, daily routines, and more.
This document appears to be a collection of questions submitted by various individuals on different topics. There are 48 questions in total covering subjects like relationships, education, career choices, ethics, values, and hypothetical scenarios. The questions are numbered but otherwise there is no other context provided.
Since childhood, weve all heard the expression, In one ear and out the other! Parents everywhere are always frustrated when conveying some messages of importance of expected behavior to their child, instead left a bit frustrated that they seem to be the only ones really hearing it. Its like never having said it or speaking to a brick wall.
This document provides an unconventional list of 11 reasons for dating the author. They describe themselves as funny, fashionable, honest, respectful of women's issues, and supportive of their partner. They claim to have good taste in media and be spontaneous. The tone is informal and uses slang throughout.
C:\Documents And Settings\Web\Desktop\Philosophical Questionseugeny712
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The document presents a collection of philosophical questions called "Thunks" that are intended to encourage deep thinking about various topics. There are over 200 questions listed that have no right or wrong answers. Some examples of questions included are "What does the wind smell like?", "If a tree falls in a forest when no one is around, does it make a noise?", and "Do animals have feelings?". The questions cover a wide range of topics from science and nature to ethics, society, and human existence.
The speaker had a dream about being lost in a forest that didn't seem to have any deeper meaning. However, she believes that many things in life that seem random can have significance, like a book or assignment. While some think everything is planned, she believes things just happen and people have power over their own lives and decisions. For students who have experienced moving due to parents' jobs, having control over their futures is appealing. The speech encourages graduates to make their own choices as they move forward.
The document contains the agenda and goals for a Southside ABE - ELL class. The goals include giving advice for a problem, taking a CASAS test, doing a listening activity with a song to practice "used to", listening to the habits of the Martinez family and answering questions, reading about advice and giving advice using modal verbs, and a listening activity with a song. It provides examples of advice phrases and problems to give advice for. It also discusses the advice column "Dear Abby" and provides a sample letter and response.
Action University - The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything ...Girish B.S
油
This book summary discusses finding your "Element" - the place where your talents and passions intersect. It describes how most people are not in their Element due to self-imposed limitations and societal constraints that discourage exploring all types of intelligence and talents. The summary emphasizes the importance of understanding your aptitudes, finding your passion, developing a strong desire to pursue it, and seeking out opportunities and communities that support being in your Element. Overall, the book encourages readers to ignore doubters, follow their interests, and immerse themselves in activities that make them lose track of time due to intense enjoyment.
What is Write For Right ? Amnesty international CampaignManoj Shrestha
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W4R is Amnesty International's annual Write for Rights campaign where millions of people worldwide advocate for human rights by writing letters, emails, tweets and other messages. The campaign began with activists in Poland writing letters 24 hours a day on behalf of rights victims. It has grown to include over 4.5 million messages sent to help over 100 individuals freed from torture, harassment or unjust imprisonment. Participants can choose from current cases on Amnesty's website to write in support of and have their voices heard on important human rights issues around the world.
What is Amnesty International Nepal and Rampur Youth Network ?Manoj Shrestha
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AI Nepal currently has around 41 district-level structures and around 7,000 members, including more than 3,500 youth members. Rampur Youth Network (RYN) is one of AI Nepal's youth networks. RYN has been involved in various activities such as demonstrations against the Hong Kong extradition bill and climate change, providing free labor and donations, supporting farmer demonstrations, and organizing youth events like treasure hunts and camps. RYN's activities aim to promote causes like equality, personal development, and humanity.
HRE ( Human Right Education) , Amnesty International Nepal, Rampur Youth NetworkManoj Shrestha
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The document discusses human rights education in Nepal. It provides background on the development of education in Nepal from informal family/community-based teachings to the establishment of formal schooling systems starting in the 19th century. It notes that today, human rights concepts are taught as part of civic education, social studies, and ethics classes in Nepal's over 35,000 schools and 8 universities. The Nepali constitution also makes it the state's responsibility to protect fundamental rights and human rights.
Biochar is beneficial for soil, agriculture, and the environment in several ways:
1) Biochar stores water and nutrients due to its high surface area and porous structure, making more water and nutrients available to plants. This reduces the need for frequent watering and fertilizing.
2) Biochar provides habitat for beneficial soil microbes like bacteria and fungi that convert nutrients into plant-available forms. This improves soil fertility and plant growth.
3) Biochar improves the properties of different soil types, adding air space to dense clay soils, improving drainage, and increasing the water- and nutrient-holding capacity of sandy soils.
4) Biochar is stable in soil and does not easily decompose, so its benefits
Team 1 created a group chat and meeting to coordinate their work plan. Their tasks were to collect information about students interested in TheVidhwan and explain/promote TheVidhwan. They created a Google form that 45 students filled out, with 29% familiar with TheVidhwan. They held a 15-person Zoom session to discuss TheVidhwan further. Common student problems included academic, financial, skill development, and psychological issues. Expected solutions addressed teaching methods, access to resources and opportunities, and support for mental health and self-care. Team 1 worked well together and completed their assigned tasks.
The document provides a schedule for the Purbanchal United Nations Simulation conference taking place from August 7-8, 2020. On the first day, there will be an opening ceremony with speeches from various organizations, followed by committee sessions and breaks throughout the day. The second day will follow a similar schedule, with committee sessions in the morning and a closing ceremony in the afternoon to recognize achievements and hear closing remarks. The simulation aims to provide youth with experience of the United Nations through modeling its committees and procedures over the two-day conference.
sustainable development goal 10 SDG 10 reduce inequality within and among c...Manoj Shrestha
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SDG 10 aims to reduce inequalities based on factors like race, gender, income and disability. It targets reducing unequal pay, opportunities and services that victimizes people. Inequalities exist due to irresponsibility, improper mentality and lack of agility. Youth can help achieve SDG 10 through youth-led organizations that raise awareness innovatively, social media movements that gather large followings to fight issues, youth-led protests that accelerate change, and cultivating proper mentality in elders.
SDG 10 aims to reduce inequality within and between countries in various dimensions such as income, health, and access to resources. Evidence shows that children in poorer populations are more likely to die young and persons with disabilities face higher health costs. Women also tend to have lower incomes and representation. Targets to reduce inequality include increasing income growth for poorer segments, promoting inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities, and adopting policies to achieve greater equality through fiscal and social protections. Reducing inequality requires efforts like expanding education and access to capital, implementing progressive taxation, ensuring non-discrimination, and addressing the drivers of migration and hazards faced by vulnerable groups.
SDG 10 aims to reduce inequality within and between countries in various dimensions such as income, health, and access to resources. Evidence shows that children in poorer populations are more likely to die young and persons with disabilities face higher health costs. Women also tend to have lower incomes and representation. Targets to reduce inequality include increasing income growth for poorer segments, promoting inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities, and adopting policies to achieve greater equality through fiscal and social protections. Reducing inequality requires efforts like expanding education and access to capital, implementing progressive taxation, ensuring non-discrimination, and addressing the drivers of migration and hazards faced by vulnerable groups.
Certificate of participation for attending seminar and workshopManoj Shrestha
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1) Manoj Shrestha, an undergraduate student at Agriculture and Forestry University, attended an online seminar and workshop on applied bioinformatics in agriculture and medicine from July 19-23.
2) The seminar was organized by the Association of Nepalese Agricultural Professionals of Americas and Agriculture and Forestry University.
3) Manoj is requesting that Dr. Ishwari P. Kadariya issue him a certificate of participation, as participants were told they would receive one, and Manoj was an active participant in the online event.
Position paper of dominican republic of carebbieanManoj Shrestha
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The Committee is discussing sustainable capacity building in the agricultural sector of the Dominican Republic. Agriculture makes up only 5% of the Dominican economy but uses over 50% of the country's land. Poverty affects over 40% of the population, including high rates of childhood anemia and malnutrition. Small farmers face challenges including lack of access to markets, mechanization, and modern farming techniques due to poverty. Climate change has exacerbated issues through repeated natural disasters. The Dominican Republic has implemented various policies and programs to support sustainable agriculture and reduce poverty, including strategic plans, subsidies, and trade agreements. However, more work is needed in areas like food security, soil conservation, access to technology and infrastructure for small farmers.
Some deadly poisionous mushroom found in nepalManoj Shrestha
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This document summarizes several deadly poisonous mushrooms, including:
- Deadly conocybe mushrooms found in the Pacific Northwest that contain deadly mycotoxins.
- The death cap mushroom, which is highly toxic worldwide and causes the majority of mushroom poisonings.
- Galerina autumnalis, which contains the toxic compound 留-amanitin and damages the liver, kidneys, and nervous system.
- False morel mushrooms that contain MMH, a suspected carcinogen that can cause vomiting, dizziness, diarrhea and sometimes death when eaten.
- The destroying angel mushroom, which contains amatoxins responsible for fatal mushroom poisoning through destruction of liver and kidney tissue.
An introduction to the edible mushroom which is found in nepalManoj Shrestha
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The document discusses several types of mushrooms, including their Latin names, cultivation difficulty levels, physical descriptions, ideal growing conditions, and some uses. It provides information on the white button mushroom, king oyster mushroom, almond mushroom, reishi mushroom, paddy straw mushroom, yellow oyster mushroom, shiitake mushroom, morel mushroom, puffball mushrooms, and ink cap mushroom.
This document discusses different types of rice cultivation based on water availability. It identifies upland rice as grown without standing water, with low soil moisture, and plant heights of 130-150cm. Lowland rice is grown with 5-50cm of standing water, with high soil moisture, and plant heights of 1-2m. Deep water rice requires more than 51cm to 5-6m of standing water, with medium to tall plant heights.
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants, algae, and some bacteria use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce oxygen and energy in the form of glucose. It takes place in chloroplasts through the use of chlorophyll and other pigments and involves two stages - the light dependent reaction where ATP and NADPH are produced, and the light independent reaction where carbon is fixed into glucose. Oxygen is released as a byproduct of photosynthesis, which is essential for aerobic life on Earth.
Amaranth originated in Mexico and Peru, where it was a staple crop for the Aztecs as far back as 6000-8000 years ago. The Aztecs cultivated many varieties of amaranth and incorporated it into their religion, using it to make idols and sharing it as a sacred food. When the Spanish conquered Mexico, they made amaranth farming illegal and destroyed crops in an attempt to force local people to convert to Christianity. Some amaranth survived in remote areas and continued to be grown secretly, allowing it to spread throughout the world on the wind due to its light seeds.
How to Configure Restaurants in Odoo 17 Point of SaleCeline George
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Odoo, a versatile and integrated business management software, excels with its robust Point of Sale (POS) module. This guide delves into the intricacies of configuring restaurants in Odoo 17 POS, unlocking numerous possibilities for streamlined operations and enhanced customer experiences.
How to use Init Hooks in Odoo 18 - Odoo 際際滷sCeline George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to use Init Hooks in Odoo 18. In Odoo, Init Hooks are essential functions specified as strings in the __init__ file of a module.
APM event hosted by the South Wales and West of England Network (SWWE Network)
Speaker: Aalok Sonawala
The SWWE Regional Network were very pleased to welcome Aalok Sonawala, Head of PMO, National Programmes, Rider Levett Bucknall on 26 February, to BAWA for our first face to face event of 2025. Aalok is a member of APMs Thames Valley Regional Network and also speaks to members of APMs PMO Interest Network, which aims to facilitate collaboration and learning, offer unbiased advice and guidance.
Tonight, Aalok planned to discuss the importance of a PMO within project-based organisations, the different types of PMO and their key elements, PMO governance and centres of excellence.
PMOs within an organisation can be centralised, hub and spoke with a central PMO with satellite PMOs globally, or embedded within projects. The appropriate structure will be determined by the specific business needs of the organisation. The PMO sits above PM delivery and the supply chain delivery teams.
For further information about the event please click here.
Information Technology for class X CBSE skill SubjectVEENAKSHI PATHAK
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These questions are based on cbse booklet for 10th class information technology subject code 402. these questions are sufficient for exam for first lesion. This subject give benefit to students and good marks. if any student weak in one main subject it can replace with these marks.
SOCIAL CHANGE(a change in the institutional and normative structure of societ...DrNidhiAgarwal
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This PPT is showing the effect of social changes in human life and it is very understandable to the students with easy language.in this contents are Itroduction, definition,Factors affecting social changes ,Main technological factors, Social change and stress , what is eustress and how social changes give impact of the human's life.
Research & Research Methods: Basic Concepts and Types.pptxDr. Sarita Anand
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This ppt has been made for the students pursuing PG in social science and humanities like M.Ed., M.A. (Education), Ph.D. Scholars. It will be also beneficial for the teachers and other faculty members interested in research and teaching research concepts.
How to attach file using upload button Odoo 18Celine George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to attach file using upload button Odoo 18. Odoo features a dedicated model, 'ir.attachments,' designed for storing attachments submitted by end users. We can see the process of utilizing the 'ir.attachments' model to enable file uploads through web forms in this slide.
The Constitution, Government and Law making bodies .saanidhyapatel09
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This PowerPoint presentation provides an insightful overview of the Constitution, covering its key principles, features, and significance. It explains the fundamental rights, duties, structure of government, and the importance of constitutional law in governance. Ideal for students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the foundation of a nations legal framework.
A PPT Presentation on The Princess and the God: A tale of ancient India by A...Beena E S
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1. Whats the funniest joke that you can think of right now?
What is one food that you consider the bane of your existence?
If your life had a theme song, what would it be?
What is something that I wouldn't believe about you?
What is the most hilarious childhood experience that you could think of right now?
What do you think you would be doing if you never had to work in your life?
Have you ever noticed that easy open packages never seem to open that easily?
If you manage to survive the apocalypse, what do you think your post-apocalyptic job would
be?
Whats the most imaginative insult you can come up with right now?
How do you handle people you dont like?
Which came first, the egg or the chicken?
Where do you want to be in an hour?
What is the color of your underwear right now?
What song do you feel the absolute urge to sing along with whenever you hear it?
Whats the one thing that youre most terrible at?
Do you consider yourself more of a nice person or a naughty person?
What commercial convinced you not to buy the product they are advertising?
What conspiracy theories do you believe in?
What do you think am I thinking right now?
What do you think is the worst way to die?
What makes you cry?
How many walkers have you killed? How many people? Why?
When it comes to toilet paper, do you set the flap over or under?
What three things you would never spend your money on?
If animals could talk, which do you think would be the rudest?
What is something that is really important to you but you never get the chance to talk about?
What small stuff do you always sweat?
For you, what does the perfect burger look like?
What can you talk about for hours on end?
Whats the most absurd thing that has become a reality for you?
Whats your biggest kitchen fail?
What do you consider the sexiest animal on the planet?
Given the chance, what would you say to your five year old self?
Are you happy right now?
What is the longest amount of time you have been awake?
2. What common piece of advice or words of wisdom dont actually make much sense?
What's your favorite smell?
What is your signature dance move?
Are you concerned with what other people think about you?
Whats one super power that you would never want to have?
Whats your definition of a good human being?
What is something that everyone looks stupid doing?
Whats the craziest thing youve ever done?
If you were a pizza topping, what would you be and why?
Whats the most terrible movie that you love?
If you were a rapper, what would your rapper name be?
Would you rather always say everything that goes in your mind or never speak a word again?
Could you go for a month without any kind of electronic gadget?
Can you fold a fitted sheet?
Whats the weirdest smell you have ever smelled?
Would you rather have bionic arms or bionic legs?
Does your credit card have three numbers on the back like mine? What are they?
Whats the worst thing you have ever tasted?
What are some things that are okay to do occasionally but definitely not okay to do everyday?
Would you like to be famous? In what way?
What is the most normal thing about you?
If you had to flee the country, where would you choose to live?
3. What was the last thing in your mind?
If you were to tell me three things about yourself right now, which two things are total lies?
Would you rather have the ability to fly or teleport?
What would be the creepiest thing you could say while passing by a stranger on the street?
What is the most embarrassing thing you have ever worn?
If you could anywhere in the universe for one day, where would you go?
What inanimate object do you wish you could eliminate from existence?
If you could eat only one kind of food for the rest of your life, what would it be?
What is something that is really popular now, but in 10 years everyone will look back on and be
embarrassed by?
What are you proud of but never have an excuse to talk about?
What is the most stupid way youve ever hurt yourself?
What is the funniest name you have actually heard used in the real world?
What takes most of your time in your everyday life?
What is the weirdest thing you have seen in someones house?
What are you too old to do but still enjoy doing?
What flavor combination is kind of weird but you really like it?
What mythical creature would improve the world the most if it existed?
Would you cannibalize someone to survive on a stranded island knowing that there's a 25%
chance of rescue/survival if you eat the corpse but a guaranteed death if you don't eat it?
What movie would improve drastically if it was turned into a musical?
Whats the first thing that you do when you get home?
If you could pick a day to relive over and over in a never-ending loop, what day would it be and
why?
If you had to replace your hands with something else, what would you put at the end of your
arms?
If you could make one absolute rule for a day that everyone should follow, what would it be?
If you had to become an inanimate object for a month, what object would you choose to be and
why?
What was your dream job when you were a child?
4. Whats one thing that you refuse to share no matter what?
Where is the strangest place youve ever peed or pooped?
Which is better to listen to, your heart or your brain?
On a scale of 1-10, how old are you?
If you had a disease named after you, what would be the symptoms?
If you were to die tomorrow, why not now?
What is the funniest joke you know by heart?
What is something that you used to know was true, but no longer is?
Would you rather have noisy neighbors or nosy neighbors?
Whats your weirdest pet-peeve?
What color is your toothbrush?
Why do guys have nipples?
Who is your favorite villain?
5. Whats the dumbest rule youve been forced to follow?
What rules do you make for yourself?
If you were given the chance to marry any fictional character, who would it be?
If you were imprisoned for something bad you did, what would your crime be?
How can we rob this place?
Which character from any show would you want to kill if you had the chance?
What secret conspiracy would you like to start?
Have you ever stolen anything?
Has anyone ever walked in on you naked?
If you had to be on an isolated island with only one book, which one would it be?
When was the last time you peed in a pool?
Whats your favorite animal sound?
What kind of cult would you like to start?
Do you like waking up early or staying up late?
Which actor would be best to play you in a movie about your life?
What would you choose as your animal sidekick if you were in a movie?
You are about to get into a fight, what song comes on as your soundtrack?
What is the weirdest nickname people have ever called you?
Would you rather fight a horse-sized duck or a hundred duck-sized horses?
Of all your pet-peeves, which one is the strangest?
Would you rather be able to only whisper or only shout everything?
Which fictional character do you identify with the most?
What superpower do you want to have?
What song would you play on repeat if you had to torture someone with it?
How would you get yourself fired if you could?
In one sentence, how would you sum up your life?
Would you rather eat raw egg for the rest of your life or sleep in a bathtub filled with egg yolk for
a year?
What is the cheesiest pickup line youve ever tried?
6. What would be the worst buy one get one free sale of all time?
What turns you on?
How often does your brain go on autopilot?
What would your last words be?
What is the most interesting piece of trivia you know?
If you were a ghost, how would you haunt people?
What do you know way too much about?
What random acts of extreme kindness would you like to see?
What was the last movie that made you cry?
What song do you want played while your coffin is being dropped six foot below?
What do you think is the most useless major in college?
What do you think you know a lot about but probably dont?
7. What is your favorite thing to wear to bed?
What game do you dominate when you play it?
What job doesnt exist but should?
What did you think was silly until you tried it?
Whats the worst lie youve ever told someone?
I think I have lost my phone number, can i have yours?
Whats the weirdest thing you used to eat as a child?
What was fun to do once, but youll never try to do again?
What is the most irritating food for you?
What one question can you ask someone to find out the most about them?
What would be the absolute best pet to have?
What is something that most people get wrong about you?
What happened the last time you almost died?
Whats the weirdest crush youve ever had?
What childish thing do you still enjoy?
What was the worst purchase youve ever made?
How many chickens would it take to kill an elephant?
Whats the first thing you would do if a zombie apocalypse breaks out?
When you are day dreaming, what do you dream about?
What is the most boring activity imaginable?
What was the random compliment that someone gave you that really got stuck in your
memory?
What would you recommend to someone if they had the day off and didnt know what to do?
Whats the most important file on your computer?
Whats the best WiFi name youve seen?
What scene from a movie scarred you for life?
What was the weirdest habit you had as a child?
Whats something everyone should experience at least once in their life?
What are some of the nicknames you have for your friends?
What is something most people do easily but you find very difficult to do?
If you could level up in life just like in video games, where would you put your next skill point?
If time wasnt an issue and you had forever to master a skill, what skill would you like to
master?
Whats the best prank youve ever played on someone?
What would be the worst thing to have a phobia of?
What do you think is the most common complaint people in your country have?
8. What would be the most spectacular funeral you could imagine?
What small thing makes you angrier than it should?
What do you own that a lot of people comment on?
What movie can you watch over and over and never get tired of?
Whats the most paranormal thing that has ever happened to you?
What do you judge people for that you probably shouldnt?
What double standard is ridiculous and needs to be ended?
What part of your body would you replace with an improved mechanical version