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^ Sauermann, Leo; Cyganiak, Richard (December 3, 2008). "Cool URIs for the Semantic Web". W3C.
^ "W3C Recommended list of XML-Web documents".
^ G. Penn, J. Hu, H. Luo, R. McDonald (2001). Flexible Web Document Analysis for Delivery to Narrow-Bandwidth Devices. pp. 1074–1078.
^ L. Xiao, X. Zhang, and Z. Xu (2002). On reliable and scalable peer-to-peer Web document sharing. pp. 23–30.
^ US 5802530, Van Hoff, Arthur A., "Web document based graphical user interface"
^ First International Workshop on Web Document Analysis. WDA2001.
^ B. Poblete and R. Baeza-Yates (2008). Query-sets: using implicit feedback and query patterns to organize web documents. pp. 41–50.
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For those who don’t really need a formal and large dining area but still feel the need to enjoy dinner with family or friends, a medium-sized dinner set would be perfect. We might have the perfect thing. This is a 5-piece furniture set perfect for the dining room. The set includes a dining table, 3 side chairs and a bench.
The set offers multiple seating possibilities and when not used as a dining set the pieces can also be sued separately for other purposes. The bench would make a cozy addition to the living room or kitchen and the side chairs are very versatile as well. The set is now available at the special price of $247.65. Each item has a solid construction, it’s durable and strong and features a rich cappuccino finish. The dimensions vary according to the product.
The table measures 7 1/4″L x 20″D x 35″Hand the dimensions of the side chairs are 17 1/2″W x 20″D x 35″H. The bench is 36″L x 12 1/4″W x 19″H. They are all made of wood with leather-like vinyl and they have a rich and beautiful cappuccino finish. The table has a rectangular top and the chairs have ladder backs. The chairs and bench also feature cushioned seats and they are wrapped in durable leather-like vinyl. The set is simple and versatile and it’s suitable for modern and contemporary dining rooms. It’s stylish and elegant addition with a timeless design.
Vintage Market of Used and Rare Books
An idea that we have long planned and organized. An ebook and an ancient book, rare or hard to find, we sell them together. Sometimes we will propose special combinations, other times we will be available to your requests. Digital books and paper books together. We have organized everything very carefully and we are ready to start.
Here you find our first proposal. At a special prize. In collaborations with individual and with international librarians.
Please write to: coralie.besse@erranteditions.org
francesca.mazzucato@erranteditions.org.
editionserrantes@gmail.comExplore Mars, Inc. has issued its annual report — The Humans to Mars Report (H2MR) — presenting a snapshot of current progress in mission architectures, science, domestic and international policy, human factors, STEAM Education, and public perception regarding human missions to Mars.
The document highlights progress and challenges from year to year.
— Stronger collaboration between NASA mission directorates will help assure that the science missions of the 2020s maximize both scientific goals as well as advance human exploration in the 2030s.
— Implementing next-generation orbiters and surface missions in the near future to prospect for resources (notably water ice) will reduce the overall cost of missions to Mars while providing significant science gains.
— A Mars Sample Return project would not only achieve revolutionary science, but would also allow scientists to assess the material characteristics of martian dust and its potential toxicity to human explorers, as well as to develop appropriate planetary-protection measures.
China’s three-in-one mission: An orbiter, lander, and rover.
Credit: Wan, W.X., Wang, C., Li, C.L. et al.
— Multiple additional year-long missions on the International Space Station with diverse populations in low Earth orbit that evolve to the duration of human Mars missions will be required. Consider sending astronauts directly from the ISS to Mars analogs to investigate how self-guided recovery impacts both health and productivity with realistic communications delay.
— As lunar activities are developed, such plans should be constructed in a manner that should feed forward to and therefore advance the goal of human missions to Mars in the 2030s and should not hinder achieving that goal.
— As long as valid security concerns by the United States and its international partners are sufficiently addressed, the role of China in future international efforts to reach Mars should be considered by Congressional and Administration policy makers.
I’ve been wishing for fall here. Our trees are still green. The weather’s still hot and muggy. But it’s nearly October, and time to think autumn! This week we’re co-hosting the inspiring Virtual Book Club for Kids, which shares weekly book-themed learning activities for preschoolers. The theme this week is LEAVES!
I created a fall pre-writing activity for this week’s featured book: Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert.
The story and the illustrations are intertwined in Leaf Man. It’s really hard to explain! It’s long on whimsy, short on plot, and full of fascinating collages. All in all, it’s just right for preschoolers.
The prewriting activity I’m sharing here isn’t directly related to the story. It’s just inspired by the creative use of leaves.
We used fresh green oak leaves for our project – it was fun being able to transform them into an autumn craft/learning activity. The fine motor practice here is loosely inspired by a Montessori activity called Metal Insets. Metal insets are meant to strengthen little hands and give them practice at controlling a pencil, among a long list of other goals.
My girls, now in first grade, made the cutout leaves pictured here. I don’t think they could have cut them out that well a few years ago. So save the cutting for older siblings, do the cutting for your child, or just leave the leaves uncut.
It’s hard for little hands to hold the leaf and paper still. But if they slide around, you won’t get a clear leaf image.
Affix each leaf to a sturdy surface. We used double-sided tape onto the back of old posterboard. You could also glue the leaf to cardstock or tape it onto your tabletop.
Next, cover each leaf with a sheet of paper, and tape the paper to the table or posterboard with masking tape.
Rub the leaf with the side of a crayon as shown.
Trace around the leaf with various color crayons.
Older children may also choose to cut out their leaves. Younger ones may only do the rubbing and not the outlining.
Fun activity for pre-writing skills!
Don’t you just love autumn colours. Such a fab craft to compliment the book (Which we love!).THE latest news on the campaign to bring speedway and stock car racing back to Coventry was featured on BBC CWR on Saturday afternoon.
Campaign Group members Jeff Davies and Wayne Roberts joined sports presenter Clive Eakin to assess the latest developments.
The feature lasted for around 15 minutes and is available via the Listen Again feature from BBC Sounds.
Go to: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08n7dhp and scroll to around 1 hour and 42 minutes into the show. Note that you will need to sign in to BBC Sounds if you have not previously done so.
Our thanks to BBC CWR for their interest in the story.Further information on current project can be found on
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