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  Nanjiba's Nawar's creative writing in English. Absolutely brilliant story. Beautiful story with such a fantastic message in the end! Here is her full story and a screenshot of her writing: ...  moreNanjiba's Nawar's creative writing in English. Absolutely brilliant story. Beautiful story with such a fantastic message in the end! Here is her full story and a screenshot of her writing: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18gQjo7SYubC0WuJyECGglYvIVR1PgzsR/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=106512088825710967320&rtpof=true&sd=true  less

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  Nanjiba's Nawar's creative writing in English. Absolutely brilliant story. Beautiful story with such a fantastic message in the end! Here is her full story and a screenshot of her writing: ...  moreNanjiba's Nawar's creative writing in English. Absolutely brilliant story. Beautiful story with such a fantastic message in the end! Here is her full story and a screenshot of her writing: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18gQjo7SYubC0WuJyECGglYvIVR1PgzsR/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=106512088825710967320&rtpof=true&sd=true  less

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  Mithy’s Sweet Room Cupcakes - $7 Business Studies Quiz

  Mithy’s Sweet Room Cupcakes - $7 Business Studies Quiz
   
  
  ‘Sweet room’ is an online shop that sells amazing cupcakes to people all around Dhaka. The owner of this shop, Mithy has rented a two-room house in Dhanmondi to make the c...

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    Nanjiba Naowar https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yHSRAsPfV2HsQf5CNnCdZiCTkEjv5g2-ErG0oGSJkBM/edit?usp=drivesdk

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    Khairunnesa Suparna https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f5hlN5xQs8NB8z8uOZ7DHIuSwV2yvZDdMLJ6LVuxIgw/edit?usp=sharing

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    Zarin sadaf snigdha Break even point= Total fixed cost/sales price per unit - variable cost per unit
    =(10,000 +10,000)/(500-250)
    =80 In order to increase the profitability of the business we need to increase the revenue of the business. Firstly since we know that this is...  moreBreak even point= Total fixed cost/sales price per unit - variable cost per unit
    =(10,000 +10,000)/(500-250)
    =80 In order to increase the profitability of the business we need to increase the revenue of the business. Firstly since we know that this is an online venture customer relationship is a huge factor. If one customer receives a good service then they will bring more potential customers. So Quality must be top priority & we could provide incentives such as special discounts to returning customers. The more they buy the more discounts they have. We also need to have a very interactive platform or website & be active constantly so that every potential customer is gladly attend. Revenue can also be increased by encouraging bulk purchase or orders.  less

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    Zarin sadaf snigdha This can be done by giving special offers to large orders. Making sure that our business reaches maximum number of people online is another big concern & this can be achieved by digital marketing. Boosting the website or page or giving adds is a...  moreThis can be done by giving special offers to large orders. Making sure that our business reaches maximum number of people online is another big concern & this can be achieved by digital marketing. Boosting the website or page or giving adds is a must. Automated or digital approach to packaging can also reduce overheads which in turn increases profitability. Making efficient use of resources also leads to less overheads as there is less wastage. Making an option for customers to post reviews is also very important as it gives future potential customers assurance as they read the reviews. Bringing new additions such as new flavours can also boost sales also new themes on trendy topics can help publicise more. New attractive packing with stamps are another way to reach more people. To sum up Mithy can increase sales or reduce overheads to make her business more profitable. Attracting new customers & maintaining relationships with old ones is the key to her success.  less

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    Kanta Akter https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jKPX7RI9o5ByVeZ34RXpqU2aFt0pYiJ0/view?usp=drivesdk

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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_pMreE_ituATmza9CPwd3ZQdD4Ilpu3yC97VVLfHE-E/edit?usp=sharing

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    Mahi Imran Break even point= Total fixed cost / ( sales price per unit - variable cost per unit) =(10,000+5000+5000)/(500-250) =80
    To increase Mithy's profit,she must...  moreBreak even point= Total fixed cost / ( sales price per unit - variable cost per unit) =(10,000+5000+5000)/(500-250) =80
    To increase Mithy's profit,she must need some loyal customers. So in order to increase customers, Mithy should  

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    Mouna Mehnaz https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_r0Wed6bO5BIKHGWPB_4B-JdcsOT75IxgbkgTaRcNjE/edit?usp=sharing

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    Nirjona Akter https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l2zHdC4sXc96R7DBdoWdzAUKTYV1dHvK/view?usp=drivesdk

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    Mujtaba Rafid Let's clear the math first(just for the sake of it)-
    Housing cost- BDT 10,000
    Total cost of employees- BDT 10,000
    Total fixed cost- 10,000 + 10,000= 20,000...  moreLet's clear the math first(just for the sake of it)-
    Housing cost- BDT 10,000
    Total cost of employees- BDT 10,000
    Total fixed cost- 10,000 + 10,000= 20,000 taka
    Sales price per unit- BDT 500
    Variable cost per unit- BDT 250
    Sales price per unit - Variable cost per unit= BDT 250
    So the break-even point= 20,000/250= 80
    So basically, Mithy needs to sell 80 cupcakes per month to make sure that the cost and total revenue are equal.
    So what can she do to increase her sales?
    A tricky question that does not have a straightforward answer because it includes so many variables.
    All we can do is to lay out some tips.
    Since the cupcakes are amazing, she can take a bit of risk. She can invest more money and spend more money on marketing. For example, she can use it to boost her Facebook business page to get more traction or hire a part-time online marketer who will keep a close eye on her customers and see what they want. It will be risky because the break-even point will be higher which means she must sell more...    less

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  Anwar's Different Perspective - $5 English Writing project

  Anwar's Different Perspective - $5 English writing project
   
  
   Anwar just completed the last level of his Mario Cart video game. Unlike all other students in his class, Anwar was an introvert and did not look like the typical 9th grade studen...

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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana I was in Class 5, our first term exam was started. I got 39 out of 100 in Mathematics. I was failed. My school called out of my parents.I cried a lot, i was so humiliated. How could anyone got failed mark. Everyone tried to mock of me. My stubbornness...  moreI was in Class 5, our first term exam was started. I got 39 out of 100 in Mathematics. I was failed. My school called out of my parents.I cried a lot, i was so humiliated. How could anyone got failed mark. Everyone tried to mock of me. My stubbornness was suppressed. i was preparing for
    my 2nd term examination. I practice a lot my mathematics subject. Everyday i practiced about 1-2 hours. My condition was such that I could spin the math from anywhere. I got 99 out of 100 in my 2nd term examination was so happy, my parents and my teacher felt so proud of
    me. My friends who did mock of me, they also appreciated me a lot.  less

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    Taiba Anjum https://coolinventor.com/classifieds/2/28/anwar-s-different-perspective-5-english-writing-project

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    Taiba Anjum It was a fortnight when I had a singing contest contrived by Bangladesh’s prominent organizers for standard people who are passionate about music.I convinced to take part in the contest because ever since I was a child I have an intense passion for...  moreIt was a fortnight when I had a singing contest contrived by Bangladesh’s prominent organizers for standard people who are passionate about music.I convinced to take part in the contest because ever since I was a child I have an intense passion for singing.
    Although,I was enthusiasm about singing but I never got an oppurtinity to show my tendency towards it.That time I was just a 13 year old teen. The host called my name.I strode onto the stage with my heart pounding like it’s gonna denotate out.
    A minute later after I commenced singing with all my confidence, I perceived people from the throng beginning to murmur and chortle.But i didnt care.Kept singing with all my might. One more minute passed by. And then everyone’s howling exploded.I had to cessate singing because the judge thumbed the red button.The rabble persisted guffawing at me.And from that day wherever I...    less

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    Taiba Anjum And from that day wherever I went, I was called “The Looser” But I couldn’t just loose so untimely. I had to achieve my goals and show everyone that I have aptitudes as well. ...  moreAnd from that day wherever I went, I was called “The Looser” But I couldn’t just loose so untimely. I had to achieve my goals and show everyone that I have aptitudes as well. Eventually, from age 15, I auditioned for a music company.Got passed.Became a trainee.Implemented vocals all day and night.Worked conscientiously. And in consequence, my hard work paid back.It wasn’t trivial.In an interval of 5 years, I achieved my aspire.Became a global pop star acquiring the loves from my fans.Even the ones who abominated me, are my fans now. It is just fortune and prosperity  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Nirjona Akter I was a troublesome kid in my childhood who didn’t like to stay in one school for long. Moreover, getting beaten or standing in front of the class was a common thing. However, I enjoyed my school life to the fullest until one of the relatives said...  moreI was a troublesome kid in my childhood who didn’t like to stay in one school for long. Moreover, getting beaten or standing in front of the class was a common thing. However, I enjoyed my school life to the fullest until one of the relatives said sarcastically to my mother, ''You are wasting your money on your daughter. What she supposed to do in the future with this nature and result?''I was outraged and sad at the same time. So, I tried working hard from that day such as, attending school, doing homework for presenting a better version of myself. I would study for 4 hours and also tried to choose the quietest hours to study within 24 hours. In addition to these, I also examined myself with model questions every 7 days to evaluate my progress. Finally, I can say, all my efforts paid off and I never have to look back again. I was getting better day by day. For me, no one is Loser and will never be. We always learn something amazing with every experience.  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Faisal Ahmed Faiz It happened in last year. When the COVID-19 attacked massively and we settled down for the home quarantine. I gave focus in my mobile game and aster 2/3 months I became a good player.
    
    So, I participated in South Asian Championship of Call of Duty...  moreIt happened in last year. When the COVID-19 attacked massively and we settled down for the home quarantine. I gave focus in my mobile game and aster 2/3 months I became a good player.
    
    So, I participated in South Asian Championship of Call of Duty Mobile. I hadn't any good devices and any support. I told my friends to pray for me but in that time they were laughing at me . As I wan introvert and belongs to a middleclass family they always ignored me and laugh at me.
    From that time I practiced with my team regularly and we went to the semifinal and then they saw my pic on every gaming community and after a week I won the South Asian Cup for my country.
    And I'm a renowned competitive player in Bangladeshi and Asian Community.
    Now I support new gamers, help them to increase experience and increase skills. And I want to help and make them as the jewel of our country.  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Zarin sadaf snigdha Success, When we talk about the term success a lot of things comes to mind. But the true meaning of success is not quite what we think it is. When I was in school i was an introvert & had almost no friends. I was easily bullied by my classmates &...  moreSuccess, When we talk about the term success a lot of things comes to mind. But the true meaning of success is not quite what we think it is. When I was in school i was an introvert & had almost no friends. I was easily bullied by my classmates & even the other parents used to push me aside. One day even my teacher belittled me infront of the entire class saying I cant do anything right. I remember going home that day & I cried soo much but then something happened that changed my mind. My elder brother saw me crying & came to me & said " You can do anything if you just trust in yourself". The next day I started vlogging on YouTube. Initially there was no one but slowly I started to reach more people & got thousands of people who used to appreciate my work. Instead of just giving up I chose to take the first step & now I have thousands of fans around the world & my goal now is to inspire those around me who are struggling like I was & help them take the...    less

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    Shadman Chowdhury I started out as a bullied kid in middle school. I had two friends I cared about and they were both ok with being my friend. I knew that if one left I would be completely alone, so thrived on the social attention of people at school because it made me...  moreI started out as a bullied kid in middle school. I had two friends I cared about and they were both ok with being my friend. I knew that if one left I would be completely alone, so thrived on the social attention of people at school because it made me feel like someone actually cared about me, and there was no other place to get love from adults at home or my neighborhood due to gang activity.
    
    I didn't get bullied at all in high school; I had friends of all sorts of different cultural backgrounds and groups even if I wasn't on "the cool kids" level. The only thing that held me back from making close friendships was still the fact that I was awkward. So what I did was start joining in on teams and activities, not because I wanted to be extra friendly or social (though that was a side effect) but because whenever anyone is doing something they're passionate about it's easy to see their passion for the activity shine through.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury The classmate (s) who did this made friends easily and naturally without having to try too hard; my whole life changed. I stopped being the shy kid who's too scared to approach people and became the guy who ends up befriending everyone because they're...  moreThe classmate (s) who did this made friends easily and naturally without having to try too hard; my whole life changed. I stopped being the shy kid who's too scared to approach people and became the guy who ends up befriending everyone because they're just so happy to have someone interested in their passions like me. Most of these kids are still some of my best friends today 6 years later.  

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    Seefath Talukder I am a bit shy and reserved person since my childhood. But I was excellent in music and my music teachers were satisfied with my performance. I was a high scorer when I was a student of BAFA. Though I could sing nicely in front of them and my family...  moreI am a bit shy and reserved person since my childhood. But I was excellent in music and my music teachers were satisfied with my performance. I was a high scorer when I was a student of BAFA. Though I could sing nicely in front of them and my family members when they requested me to sing in front of others or at any events I always felt shy and did not sing at all. Once we went to a picnic and a music competition had been arranged there. On that occasion, in front of everyone one of my relatives told me, you cannot do anything in your life, your parents are just wasting their time and they can put their attention on other things instead of this. His words just struck me and I made the oath that I will show everyone what I can do. Then I participated in that music competition and won the first prize. So, I think it is not the right way to judge anyone with the wrong perception and humiliate in front of others because it is not possible to identify everything only with personality. Whatever it is,...    less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Kanta Akter Life is like a mirror. Every person has their way of seeing. In this mirror, we see what we want to see in ourselves. If we see ourselves as a loser then we will become a loser and if we look at ourselves as a winner then we will become winners.
    
    I...  moreLife is like a mirror. Every person has their way of seeing. In this mirror, we see what we want to see in ourselves. If we see ourselves as a loser then we will become a loser and if we look at ourselves as a winner then we will become winners.
    
    I always said to myself that I can win. Sometimes, I failed but never lose hope. Losing is natural and happens to everyone. But, it is not always in our hands, but being a loser is in our's hands. I failed several tests, especially in mathematics. So, I stuck to it until I became good at it. For me sticking with this made me realize the beauty of a mathematical formula.
    
    I think being a loser is very subjective. For some being a loser is passing with 40% while for someone it is dream come true. Being a loser will show you how life would hit you hard and keep you stuck in there permanently if you let it. So losing doesn't make you a loser but not getting up does.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Mujtaba Rafid In a world where there are plenty of successful people with some of the most inspiring stories, my story may sound a bit bland. But I'm still proud of it. I never really had any issues with my grades but I did have weight issues.
    I was a sports...  moreIn a world where there are plenty of successful people with some of the most inspiring stories, my story may sound a bit bland. But I'm still proud of it. I never really had any issues with my grades but I did have weight issues.
    I was a sports enthusiast back in my school days and I always wanted to partake in various sports. But because of my weight, I always struggled and kids use to bully me for that. For that reason, no one really wanted to pick me. So yeah, I was that odd chubby kid who struggled to fit in. One day, I decided to take karate lessons which obviously did not go well because I got injured on the very first day. You can imagine how humiliated I felt. But something happened after that. For some reason, I became stubborn and I did not quit karate even though my parents advised me to quit. After the injury, I did everything to lose weight. That helped me to boost my performance. For some odd reason, I got really good at it and within a very short time, I got the black belt.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul It was May 11,2018.
    I lost my one of the most beloved persons on earth.My Father.
    
    My father was a small businessman & I was then admitted to KUET where I am currently studying.His death was
    an...  moreIt was May 11,2018.
    I lost my one of the most beloved persons on earth.My Father.
    
    My father was a small businessman & I was then admitted to KUET where I am currently studying.His death was
    an irrepairable loss to our family because I have no brother & sisters who can support me and help me continuing my study.At that time some of my school
    friends said,”How can you continue your study now!!You have 4 more years to go.Besides, if you want to obtain higher degrees,you will have to go abroad which is impossible for you.So, why don’t you stop study?Rather you can start small business”.
    
    Actually this was not bullying & I knew that.It was my childhood dream to be an engineer.I had an uncle
    who was a Civil Engineer and he was working with a renowned company in Bangladesh.He had a very eye-catching Pajero car and whenever I saw it (in my childhood), I said to my mother “Ma,one day I will become an engineer like my uncle and I will ride on cars like this”.
    
    So,when my friends told me to stop...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul studying I became very much
    upset.I couldn’t sleep at night.Even,it happened that I spent the whole night crying because I thought that I will never be able to fulfill my dream.
    
    After 1 or 2 month, one day I was browsing internet and suddenly found a...  morestudying I became very much
    upset.I couldn’t sleep at night.Even,it happened that I spent the whole night crying because I thought that I will never be able to fulfill my dream.
    
    After 1 or 2 month, one day I was browsing internet and suddenly found a news that “A boy earns 15-20k per month by freelancing”.Then I thought-wow!!Why I am not trying that!
    
    
    At first I was nervous and I wasn’t sure that whether I could do it or not.Because I thought it would hamper my
    studies.But I decided to do it because I wanted to fulfill my dream at any cost.At that time,some of my uncles started helping us,so I thought if could bear the cost of my study,it would have become easier for my mom to run my family.
    
    From then I started freelancing.At first I didn’t earn that much but slowly i became successful.Honestly the
    income wasn’t too much but Alhamdulillah I could bear the cost of my study myself.At the eve of my 1st
    year,2nd semester,for registration I needed 10,320 including hall fees and so on.My...    less

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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul mom was so much tensed because she knew that she couldn’t afford that money.But I registered for that semester with my own earnings.Actually that was the first time I registered with my own earnings and it was one of the most emotional and memorable...  moremom was so much tensed because she knew that she couldn’t afford that money.But I registered for that semester with my own earnings.Actually that was the first time I registered with my own earnings and it was one of the most emotional and memorable days of my entire life.
    
    Still I am continuing my
    freelancing journey and my study simultaneously.I always prepare a weekly routine where I divide my time for study and freelancing and follow that strictly.Alhamdulillah, now I can help my family a lot and obviously I can bear
    all cost of mine by myself.I hope that one day I will be able to fulfill my dream.So, it was my story..
    
    
    
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    • July 14, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha I was a very dull student from the very beginning; therefore, my parents never expected anything better from me. They were even planning for my wedding after my SSC exam as they were very sure that I wouldn't be able to pass the exam. But fortunately,...  moreI was a very dull student from the very beginning; therefore, my parents never expected anything better from me. They were even planning for my wedding after my SSC exam as they were very sure that I wouldn't be able to pass the exam. But fortunately, somehow, I surprised them with an unexpected result and got a chance to be a part of a renowned college.
    I was thoroughly weak in English and couldn't bring any progress in my speaking, reading or writing ability. In the meantime, my younger sister was studying in an English medium school, and it's very obvious she was far better than me. While I was struggling with my disability, she started to mock me. The memory was truly hurtful.
    But I took it as a challenge. I took an oath that I am going to change myself anyhow, at any cost. I started to read English newspapers, listening to the BBC, CNN news reports, and the most important thing that helped me the most was English movies; I started to watch those almost regularly. Also, I was trying to...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha Also, I was trying to concentrate on their accent and copy that.
    This desperation took me to another level. I got a chance in a very reputed University, finished my study, gave my first interview to an English medium school and imagine what, I became a...  moreAlso, I was trying to concentrate on their accent and copy that.
    This desperation took me to another level. I got a chance in a very reputed University, finished my study, gave my first interview to an English medium school and imagine what, I became a part of that school. It's not the end; after my wedding, I was frustrated about my career as it was tough for me to do a job outside. But my passion, desperation again helped there.
    Somehow I found a free online course on content writing, finished that and started my online life there. Now my sister is learning writing from me, and I am helping her with a lot of enthusiasm. What I have learnt from my life is that: Never fear your weakness. Take a step ahead, fight your disability and win your fear.  less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Sumaiya Amir 'LOSER', for me this term has a very deep meaning. This four letter word isn’t a comfortable thing in someone's life. You have to go through a series of depressions, complications and sleepless nights if this term ever get connected with you. Well,...  more'LOSER', for me this term has a very deep meaning. This four letter word isn’t a comfortable thing in someone's life. You have to go through a series of depressions, complications and sleepless nights if this term ever get connected with you. Well, like everyone else, I also have many situations in my life where I considered myself as a complete loser.You know being an introvert makes you disconnected from social life and it's not a joke. Being like that I was ditached from every success I could have achieved earlier. I was a shy person who could not even order a food for herself in any restaurant. I was someone who used to know the answers of most of the questions in school but always hesitated to talk. But you can not be like this forever right? In this century if you want to be successful, you have to talk and discuss. You have to share your opinions so that other persons can know your value. My university clubs did a great job to pull out the talents of me. They forced me to talk everyday and...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Sumaiya Amir share my opinions with everyone. After 3months of continuous practice, I was selected as an anchor of our varsity convocation program. A girl who could not even talk became an anchor? Yes that is right. I had my will to change the awkwardness inside me...  moreshare my opinions with everyone. After 3months of continuous practice, I was selected as an anchor of our varsity convocation program. A girl who could not even talk became an anchor? Yes that is right. I had my will to change the awkwardness inside me and I succeed. If you want something truly, you will achieve that no matter what. Just have patience. You will surely be a winner of that once you thought would be your loosing point.  

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    Nanjiba Naowar Personally I was an introvert and a bookworm. I love writing. But shyness never lets me publish it. People used to say I am unable to make others understand my thoughts. I was Bullied for it. Last year I felt depressed but didn't find anyone to share my...  morePersonally I was an introvert and a bookworm. I love writing. But shyness never lets me publish it. People used to say I am unable to make others understand my thoughts. I was Bullied for it. Last year I felt depressed but didn't find anyone to share my pain. So I expressed my thoughts and pain in words on my facebook timeline. Alhamdulillah, Not only it cures my heavy heart but also friends start liking my writings and give compliments. Then one day, a friend asked me to do an internship as a content writer. I had no idea about it. I googled, learned, did low paid writing jobs, sent CVs, gave interviews and got rejected many times. Every time I fail I learn something new from my mistakes. Before the year ends, alhamdulillah, I have 2 paid freelancing writing works, one internship. Even i won a physics quiz of coolinventors though I have been a business student from the very beginning. I have many 'loser to successful' stories, but 'how an introvert girl becomes successful in sharing her thoughts' is...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Raju Loodh It was my college days story. That time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write in proper way. We had an English Named ala Uddin. Every day while he come to class he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter...  moreIt was my college days story. That time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write in proper way. We had an English Named ala Uddin. Every day while he come to class he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter how much mistakes you do. I will not give you punishment if you do any mistake but i will punish you if you don't write. Everyday i used write something in English. At begging i did many mistakes and he solved those mistakes and motivated me. Gradually, i started improving my English and at last I got chance one of the best public university in Bangladesh just because of my English. It was my college days story. At that time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write properly. We had an English teacher Named ala Uddin. Every day he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter how many mistakes you do but you have to write. I will not give you punishment if you do any mistakes but I will punish you if you don't...    less

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    Shaikh Nafisa Binte Fahad The famous world-class boys of the BTS band also took part in their fight and it was heartbreaking to hear their story. The boys were about to give up and almost lost hope. But they stood together and today their fight has led to a worldwide reputation...  moreThe famous world-class boys of the BTS band also took part in their fight and it was heartbreaking to hear their story. The boys were about to give up and almost lost hope. But they stood together and today their fight has led to a worldwide reputation as one of the best and most well-known K-pop bands in the world.
    Taehyung was a son of a farmer; RM's mom used to pressure him about his studies, career; Suga, who loved music but his family always burnt all his hard work as they wanted him to focus on his studies.
    The band has almost spread out because they don’t have enough money to continue, no funds, so a few members had to choose between food and transportation and do two things. Behind their confident presence, they were constantly battling self-doubt and frustration. In fact, there is a difference even if everyone loses. "The real losers in life are not those who try and fail, but those who fail to try."  less

    • July 16, 2021
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  Jamil's Economics Enthusiasm

  Jamil's Economics Enthusiasm
   
  
  It was a bright sunny day when Jamil setup his laptop in his room. He was curious to check if his Economics teacher assigned him any homework. In the COVID pandemic, online classes and digital homework were the norm...

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    Kanta Akter In Bangladesh, although women constitute half of the population, women's labor force participation rate is only 36.4 percent compared with 84.0 percent for men in 2020. But, the socio-economic conditions of women in Bangladesh have improved considerably...  moreIn Bangladesh, although women constitute half of the population, women's labor force participation rate is only 36.4 percent compared with 84.0 percent for men in 2020. But, the socio-economic conditions of women in Bangladesh have improved considerably over the period. The progress can be seen in several social indicators such as education, health, and empowerment. This is a reflection of the increased participation of women in the labor force. There are some job sections where women participation can be seen significantly such as,
    
    1.Intensive export-oriented garment sector
    
    2.micro-finance for empowering
    
    3.non-traditional and emerging sectors, such as hotels and restaurants, telecommunications, banking, and insurance sectors, etc.
    
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    Kanta Akter But, It is a matter of great sorrow that gender inequality is continued to persist in the labor market. As a result, women get paid extremely low according to the work. On the other hand, men get highly paid for the same work. In the end, It can be said...  moreBut, It is a matter of great sorrow that gender inequality is continued to persist in the labor market. As a result, women get paid extremely low according to the work. On the other hand, men get highly paid for the same work. In the end, It can be said that as women's participation is raising, they are contributing to the country's economy to some extent whereas men are contributing to the greater extent because of their larger participation along with higher remuneration.  

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    Nanjiba Naowar Bangladesh is now a developing country. Women form almost half of the total population. If many women didn't take part in the job sector, our country couldn't come here. It helps bangladesh in many ways- 1.As the contribution of women increasing in the...  moreBangladesh is now a developing country. Women form almost half of the total population. If many women didn't take part in the job sector, our country couldn't come here. It helps bangladesh in many ways- 1.As the contribution of women increasing in the job sectors, it's raising the GDP of Bangladesh. 2.The business women make job for themselve and others and solving unemployment problem of our country. 3.As they earn, the income per capita has grown. And so does the standard of living.  

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    Nanjiba Naowar 4.They start their own business and support their family financially. That makes a lot of families established from scratch in Bangladesh.
    5.Women invest their deposited money in their business, which increases the country's working money and...  more4.They start their own business and support their family financially. That makes a lot of families established from scratch in Bangladesh.
    5.Women invest their deposited money in their business, which increases the country's working money and profit.
    6.Utilize their unique-creative ideas and become unbeatable entrepreneurs of the country. That develops Bangladesh's overall business status.
    7.They find and create a market of local handmade products that increase our local productivity and help to save the heritage.
    8.They are introducing and emerging local heritage products to the international field.
    9.Many of them learn and start working online and Immerse our country in the digital world market.  less

    • July 8, 2021
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    Seefath Talukder The given chart is illustrated, in 2003 female participation in wholesale and retail trade was 25,000 but in 2020 it is showing 2,00000 so it's clearly illustrated that women participation has increased and the increasing rate is tremendously higher....  moreThe given chart is illustrated, in 2003 female participation in wholesale and retail trade was 25,000 but in 2020 it is showing 2,00000 so it's clearly illustrated that women participation has increased and the increasing rate is tremendously higher. Nowadays, we can see women are working in different sectors, it is not only stopped in participation rather they are specialized on each sector. Loads of women entrepreneurs are carrying on their own business which helped other women to serve and opened their earning source. Urban females are more educated than rural areas but if we have a look at the homemade products or handmade products, most of these are made by them which helps us to earn a lot of foreign currency and that's why the GDP growth rate is going higher day by day. Definitely, it is very good news for us which also enlightened other deprived women. It helps them to understand that they can be also an earning member of their family which will eradicate the miserable lives of their family....    less

    • July 11, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury In a recent report, Bangladesh is said to be 10th in the world as far as the female labor force participation (FLFP) index is concerned. According to this index, FLFP of Bangladesh has increased by a lot because in 2008, it was merely 16 percent and now...  moreIn a recent report, Bangladesh is said to be 10th in the world as far as the female labor force participation (FLFP) index is concerned. According to this index, FLFP of Bangladesh has increased by a lot because in 2008, it was merely 16 percent and now it is 21 percent. This change can be attributed to women's increasing awareness about their role as well as an increase in access of education and job opportunities for them.
    
    The 2011 World Development Report from the World Bank estimates that if half of all unemployed youth were put into jobs tomorrow, global gross domestic product would increase by more than $2 trillion over the next five years—equal to more than 10% of global GDP!
    
    As a result of women empowerment in job sector in Bangladesh, there is an increase in women contribution to household income. In addition, it improves women's bargaining power within their families which is particularly important in promoting the health and education of children.  less

    • July 11, 2021
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    Nishat Tamanna Women are almost half of the total population which is more than 8 crores. Without the participation of this huge population in the job sector, it wouldn't be possible for Bangladesh to be enlisted as a developing country. The largest contribution of...  moreWomen are almost half of the total population which is more than 8 crores. Without the participation of this huge population in the job sector, it wouldn't be possible for Bangladesh to be enlisted as a developing country. The largest contribution of women in economy is in the RMG sector (among 4 million workers, 70% of them are women), & we know 12% of the GDP is contributed by this sector. Though most of the contribution of women in the agriculture (in homestead production,post-harvest production, livestock rearing etc.) is as unpaid labor, still this adds huge value to the economy. Day by day, the participation of women in the high quality services is increasing which will also help breaking the taboo of women refrained from economic activities.  less

    • July 11, 2021
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    Hymanti Sarkar Now-a-days women are working in every sector like public sector and private sector etc. In village side, they work in field, they rear cow, goat, poultry etc. By this way, they are making their economic condition better as well as our country. Women...  moreNow-a-days women are working in every sector like public sector and private sector etc. In village side, they work in field, they rear cow, goat, poultry etc. By this way, they are making their economic condition better as well as our country. Women entrepreneurship is important for our economic develoment. They are contributing in SME sectors like restaurant, cottage industry, garments etc. But this pandemic makes it difficult. But we can see new entrepreneurs in online business where most of them are women with new ideas. By different ways, they are showing our native products to world.  less

    • July 11, 2021
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    Zarin sadaf snigdha Today lets talk about how women participation in the job sector has led to massive impacts in the job sector of Bangladesh. According to a research by The Asia Foundation its seen that from 1999/2000 to 2016/2017 the number of female workforce has...  moreToday lets talk about how women participation in the job sector has led to massive impacts in the job sector of Bangladesh. According to a research by The Asia Foundation its seen that from 1999/2000 to 2016/2017 the number of female workforce has increased from 8.6 million to 19.9 million which is more than twice & this is largely due to the increased literacy rate of women which stands at 71.95% & safety of women in job sector. The rise in women workforce is also due to Introduction of programmes like Microfinance from NGO’s like BRAC & others. Bangladesh also is the 2nd largest exporter of RMG & the workforce in this sector is largely made up of women. All these has lead to the rise of women involvement in job sector & this has lead to huge economic growth of the country.  less

    • July 15, 2021
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    Zarin sadaf snigdha The GDP has seen extraordinary rises in the last few years & this is due to more of the population being involved in work & also women entrepreneurs have opened up the doors for others to earn. Women have also made home workstations such as product...  moreThe GDP has seen extraordinary rises in the last few years & this is due to more of the population being involved in work & also women entrepreneurs have opened up the doors for others to earn. Women have also made home workstations such as product selling online so they can work from home. As a result of all these the income per capita of the country has risen as the population becomes more productive. This led to the standard of life to go up hill where as poverty has gone downhill. As a result of all these the country has become more stable in terms of economy. In the end it must be said that undoubtedly rise of women in job sector has lead to huge impacts in our economy but we still have a long way to go, but till then নারীদের অধিকারে গাইব❤  less

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  Rasheda Nisha and Mesbah Abir are the winners and runner-up of the Bhasan Char quiz project. Rasheda won $5 and Mesbah $3 for this project. But we learned from everyone's contributions. So thank you everyone. Please go to this link to see the winners...  moreRasheda Nisha and Mesbah Abir are the winners and runner-up of the Bhasan Char quiz project. Rasheda won $5 and Mesbah $3 for this project. But we learned from everyone's contributions. So thank you everyone. Please go to this link to see the winners and everyone's highlights from this project: https://coolinventor.com/classifieds/2/25/bhasan-char-the-journey  

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  Nanjiba Naowar and Tanveer Tausif Ratul are the winner and runner up of Adam's Brunoise Dice Physics quiz. Nanjiba won $7 and Tanveer $3 for their easy to understand quiz answers for this project. But everyone's answers offered the same explanation in...  moreNanjiba Naowar and Tanveer Tausif Ratul are the winner and runner up of Adam's Brunoise Dice Physics quiz. Nanjiba won $7 and Tanveer $3 for their easy to understand quiz answers for this project. But everyone's answers offered the same explanation in so many different ways which enhanced our learning process. So, thank you to everyone for participating in this quiz. Please click here to visit the quiz page: https://coolinventor.com/classifieds/2/24/adam-s-brunoise-dice-5-physics-quiz  less

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  Nanjiba Naowar and Tanveer Tausif Ratul are the winner and runner up of Adam's Brunoise Dice Physics quiz. Nanjiba won $7 and Tanveer $3 for their easy to understand quiz answers for this project. But everyone's answers offered the same explanation in...  moreNanjiba Naowar and Tanveer Tausif Ratul are the winner and runner up of Adam's Brunoise Dice Physics quiz. Nanjiba won $7 and Tanveer $3 for their easy to understand quiz answers for this project. But everyone's answers offered the same explanation in so many different ways which enhanced our learning process. So, thank you to everyone for participating in this quiz. Please click here to visit the quiz page: https://coolinventor.com/classifieds/2/24/adam-s-brunoise-dice-5-physics-quiz  less

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  Bhasan Char: The Journey

  Bhasan Char:  The Journey of Basheer
   
  
  Basheer was a well-known journalist from Cox's Bazar, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. He really liked his journalism profession and reported on many different critical incidents at his hometown.  ...

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    Mesbah Abir Million is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will...  moreMillion is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will decrease eventually if this Rohingya crisis lasts for more years. Again as a human we can not also deny them. The best solutions are: (1)Safe and sustainable Rohingya repatriation to Myanmar by giving pressure to Myanmar government from international welfare organizations. (2) However, this will need some time for repatriation so in this time a temporary ID card can be given to them so that they can work with the mainstream people. (3) Productive education program should be arranged so that they can be able to do any work and don't become a burden to the country. (4) As a responsible government and nation, we have to provide facilities to them. So, government can establish some garments or other industries to provide them work. (5) They...    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Nanjiba Naowar Biofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the...  moreBiofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the wastages directly as fuel. They just need to sundry the waste and can use them without extra expenses. Another is biogas, that needs to convert the wastages into gas and use it as fuel. The process is a little bit complexer and costlier. The wastage must be processed and compressed in an enclosed area without oxygen to convert it into a fuelworthy mixture of methane and carbon dioxide gas. If the government or any volunteer association helps to make it, it won't be tough. In the camp, a lot of rohingya people live who produce lots of human and pet animal waste that can be converted into biofuel. Biofuel will be the best and easiest alternative for cutting trees and making fuel for them. Volunteers need to teach them about it and our forest area will be saved.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha Needless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has...  moreNeedless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has lots of possibilities as it is a tourist spot so if anyhow the government could use the man force for something productive they could bring us huge benefits.
    1)Educating such a big crowd won't be possible right now. So they can be used in fieldwork or something physical. The eligible men can be hired to protect the forest, help the army to guard the border, stop human or drug dealers, or for road construction or any constructive issues.
    And the women can be used to grow corn, sell ocean products, or be trained for some productive work. NGOs can come forward to help the government in this regard.
    The children can be educated with the local students or need to create more educational options for them. The school and Colleges can take plantation projects....    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha The school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this...  moreThe school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this population. They can be provided with an official ID. For all the good works, they can be rewarded.
    2) A project can be taken by the government where they will take the men who are worthy enough to make a team for forestation, protect the forest and take care of plants.
    Also, renewable energy can be used to solve the problem. If solar waves or any renewable energy could be used to create fuel, it could solve the problem more.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana Dear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin...  moreDear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin America, that the Bangladesh Gov. should have a very cooperative relation with the UNHCR Office and also empower the national institution that deals with refugees, including a civil society consultative group that could advice the gov, in its decision making process. Best! To solve forest issues, they need to transfer for a temporary camping. So it's needed to contact with others country to solve the problem. We should locate temporary camping for refugees and utilize their man power. So that they could harvest better products or us and they can also survive upon on their money.  less

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    Nowshin Anjum It is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government...  moreIt is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government should hit upon a sustainable plan. Firstly, proper shelter must be ensured for their safety. As Bangladesh government save these rohingya people by giving them permission to enter our country, now it is their responsibility as well as challenge to provide house and proper nutrition to this large number of people. Secondly, Work and education should be compulsory for rohingya. If they find the opportunity to read and write and work, it will be easy for them to adjust with Bangladeshi people. Last but not the least Bangladesh government should keep pressurizing the Myanmar government to ensure Rohingya's safety in their country because without ensuring their safety in Myanmar we can not send them back to their country.
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    Farjana Zaman It’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for...  moreIt’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for fuelwood and side by side we can use this vast manpower to our side by making Rohingyas plant trees. Reforestation by the hand of Rohingyas will mean they will cover their surroundings with plants and trees which will gradually bring back the forest cover once we had. The best way to manage a community is to lift its standard of living. Which will minimize their basic needs and turn them into resources.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Shafaat Shams Before protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the...  moreBefore protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the houses, there are already well-built.
    
    Biogas may be a viable alternative to fuelwood.The main raw materials for biogas production are cattle & poultry.There is enough pasture to run the farm. About 8,000 families live in there.If one person from each family gets the opportunity to work on a centrally established farm, it will create employment. The farm will provide economic & food demand.They will be able to export these too. Biogas will be produced from farm waste.Once biogas is delivered to every home centrally,the pressure on fuel wood will be reduced. Large sums of money are needed to set up firms & biogas fields centrally,but foreign aid agencies are keen to fund such
    sustainable development.
    
    But whatever we do is a contemporary solution,...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia Destroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There...  moreDestroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There are religious and political reasons behind the expulsion of Rohingyas from their homeland. They want to return to Myanmar but have to stay in Bangladesh as refugees because of security.
    The Rohingya problem cannot be solved without the concerted efforts of the international community and regional consensus. The Myanmar government should be held accountable to the world for ethnic cleansing. Rohingyas have a legitimate right to live in Myanmar.
    (2) Initiatives can be taken from the Bangladesh Forest Department and NGOs.
    The importance and training of planting trees can be given to them through training programs
    and tree saplings can be distributed.
    They need to be encouraged and trained to plant trees inside the camp.
    A slightly different approach can...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia A slightly different approach can also be taken- "Those who plant and care for trees and increase forest resources, they will be paid as a reward."
    Thus, they will be more interested for planting trees.

    • June 30, 2021
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    Hymanti Sarkar The number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation...  moreThe number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation with the help of international agencies. Govt also starts relocating them which will reduce pressure on certain forest land. They did huge destruction of forest lands by making shelter and destruction is continued because of collecting fuelwood. So if we reduce fuelwood problem by providing biogas or fuelwood substitution actions through coordination of various aid agencies, our forest will get protection. Besides forest department can do plantation programme like social forestry where the refugees will participate. Fast growing species should be planted as if they can get benefit earlier and then they will be interested on tree plantation. Fruit trees can be planted and...    less

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    Hymanti Sarkar developing short-term Livelihoods activities for refugees, making them conscious about importance of forest in hilly area may protect forest land. Different NGOs, media should approach on this purpose.

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    Tanni Biswas (1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the...  more(1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the problem so that the Rohingya can return to their own villages and get proper rights.
    (2) The Rohingya peoples are now located in the forest areas of Bangladesh and they destroyed the forest. They cut the trees for making their shelter. They collect fuel wood from the forest. So for saving the forest areas government should take proper step. Here government can take "Benefit sharing approach" for planting trees. If the Rohingya people's get benefits they plant trees and maintain the trees also. Here proper training and encouragement is needed for planting trees and maintaining the trees.  less

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    Rashedul Islam Saju Though sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel...  moreThough sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel problem can be solved only by the help of foreign NGO's. They are supporting Rohingyas from all aspect. But if they also supply them cylinder gas, they won't cut trees. Though it's hard for the NGO's to supply gas where their basic needs are uncertain. But to cook food they don't have a choice. 13000 acre of Bhasan Char is visible. Where 5000 acres habitable. Other 8000 acres land should be planned well for mangrove and mount forestation.  less

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  Bhasan Char: The Journey

  Bhasan Char:  The Journey of Basheer
   
  
  Basheer was a well-known journalist from Cox's Bazar, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. He really liked his journalism profession and reported on many different critical incidents at his hometown.  ...

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    Mesbah Abir Million is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will...  moreMillion is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will decrease eventually if this Rohingya crisis lasts for more years. Again as a human we can not also deny them. The best solutions are: (1)Safe and sustainable Rohingya repatriation to Myanmar by giving pressure to Myanmar government from international welfare organizations. (2) However, this will need some time for repatriation so in this time a temporary ID card can be given to them so that they can work with the mainstream people. (3) Productive education program should be arranged so that they can be able to do any work and don't become a burden to the country. (4) As a responsible government and nation, we have to provide facilities to them. So, government can establish some garments or other industries to provide them work. (5) They...    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Nanjiba Naowar Biofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the...  moreBiofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the wastages directly as fuel. They just need to sundry the waste and can use them without extra expenses. Another is biogas, that needs to convert the wastages into gas and use it as fuel. The process is a little bit complexer and costlier. The wastage must be processed and compressed in an enclosed area without oxygen to convert it into a fuelworthy mixture of methane and carbon dioxide gas. If the government or any volunteer association helps to make it, it won't be tough. In the camp, a lot of rohingya people live who produce lots of human and pet animal waste that can be converted into biofuel. Biofuel will be the best and easiest alternative for cutting trees and making fuel for them. Volunteers need to teach them about it and our forest area will be saved.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha Needless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has...  moreNeedless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has lots of possibilities as it is a tourist spot so if anyhow the government could use the man force for something productive they could bring us huge benefits.
    1)Educating such a big crowd won't be possible right now. So they can be used in fieldwork or something physical. The eligible men can be hired to protect the forest, help the army to guard the border, stop human or drug dealers, or for road construction or any constructive issues.
    And the women can be used to grow corn, sell ocean products, or be trained for some productive work. NGOs can come forward to help the government in this regard.
    The children can be educated with the local students or need to create more educational options for them. The school and Colleges can take plantation projects....    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha The school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this...  moreThe school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this population. They can be provided with an official ID. For all the good works, they can be rewarded.
    2) A project can be taken by the government where they will take the men who are worthy enough to make a team for forestation, protect the forest and take care of plants.
    Also, renewable energy can be used to solve the problem. If solar waves or any renewable energy could be used to create fuel, it could solve the problem more.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana Dear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin...  moreDear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin America, that the Bangladesh Gov. should have a very cooperative relation with the UNHCR Office and also empower the national institution that deals with refugees, including a civil society consultative group that could advice the gov, in its decision making process. Best! To solve forest issues, they need to transfer for a temporary camping. So it's needed to contact with others country to solve the problem. We should locate temporary camping for refugees and utilize their man power. So that they could harvest better products or us and they can also survive upon on their money.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Nowshin Anjum It is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government...  moreIt is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government should hit upon a sustainable plan. Firstly, proper shelter must be ensured for their safety. As Bangladesh government save these rohingya people by giving them permission to enter our country, now it is their responsibility as well as challenge to provide house and proper nutrition to this large number of people. Secondly, Work and education should be compulsory for rohingya. If they find the opportunity to read and write and work, it will be easy for them to adjust with Bangladeshi people. Last but not the least Bangladesh government should keep pressurizing the Myanmar government to ensure Rohingya's safety in their country because without ensuring their safety in Myanmar we can not send them back to their country.
    To save the forest areas where...    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Farjana Zaman It’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for...  moreIt’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for fuelwood and side by side we can use this vast manpower to our side by making Rohingyas plant trees. Reforestation by the hand of Rohingyas will mean they will cover their surroundings with plants and trees which will gradually bring back the forest cover once we had. The best way to manage a community is to lift its standard of living. Which will minimize their basic needs and turn them into resources.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Shafaat Shams Before protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the...  moreBefore protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the houses, there are already well-built.
    
    Biogas may be a viable alternative to fuelwood.The main raw materials for biogas production are cattle & poultry.There is enough pasture to run the farm. About 8,000 families live in there.If one person from each family gets the opportunity to work on a centrally established farm, it will create employment. The farm will provide economic & food demand.They will be able to export these too. Biogas will be produced from farm waste.Once biogas is delivered to every home centrally,the pressure on fuel wood will be reduced. Large sums of money are needed to set up firms & biogas fields centrally,but foreign aid agencies are keen to fund such
    sustainable development.
    
    But whatever we do is a contemporary solution,...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia Destroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There...  moreDestroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There are religious and political reasons behind the expulsion of Rohingyas from their homeland. They want to return to Myanmar but have to stay in Bangladesh as refugees because of security.
    The Rohingya problem cannot be solved without the concerted efforts of the international community and regional consensus. The Myanmar government should be held accountable to the world for ethnic cleansing. Rohingyas have a legitimate right to live in Myanmar.
    (2) Initiatives can be taken from the Bangladesh Forest Department and NGOs.
    The importance and training of planting trees can be given to them through training programs
    and tree saplings can be distributed.
    They need to be encouraged and trained to plant trees inside the camp.
    A slightly different approach can...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia A slightly different approach can also be taken- "Those who plant and care for trees and increase forest resources, they will be paid as a reward."
    Thus, they will be more interested for planting trees.

    • June 30, 2021
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    Hymanti Sarkar The number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation...  moreThe number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation with the help of international agencies. Govt also starts relocating them which will reduce pressure on certain forest land. They did huge destruction of forest lands by making shelter and destruction is continued because of collecting fuelwood. So if we reduce fuelwood problem by providing biogas or fuelwood substitution actions through coordination of various aid agencies, our forest will get protection. Besides forest department can do plantation programme like social forestry where the refugees will participate. Fast growing species should be planted as if they can get benefit earlier and then they will be interested on tree plantation. Fruit trees can be planted and...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Hymanti Sarkar developing short-term Livelihoods activities for refugees, making them conscious about importance of forest in hilly area may protect forest land. Different NGOs, media should approach on this purpose.

    • June 30, 2021
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    Tanni Biswas (1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the...  more(1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the problem so that the Rohingya can return to their own villages and get proper rights.
    (2) The Rohingya peoples are now located in the forest areas of Bangladesh and they destroyed the forest. They cut the trees for making their shelter. They collect fuel wood from the forest. So for saving the forest areas government should take proper step. Here government can take "Benefit sharing approach" for planting trees. If the Rohingya people's get benefits they plant trees and maintain the trees also. Here proper training and encouragement is needed for planting trees and maintaining the trees.  less

    • July 2, 2021
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    Rashedul Islam Saju Though sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel...  moreThough sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel problem can be solved only by the help of foreign NGO's. They are supporting Rohingyas from all aspect. But if they also supply them cylinder gas, they won't cut trees. Though it's hard for the NGO's to supply gas where their basic needs are uncertain. But to cook food they don't have a choice. 13000 acre of Bhasan Char is visible. Where 5000 acres habitable. Other 8000 acres land should be planned well for mangrove and mount forestation.  less

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  Nanjiba Naowar commented on Fatima Ahmed's classified listing.

  

  Adam's Brunoise Dice - $5 Physics Quiz

  Adam's Brunoise Dice - $5 physics quiz
   
  
  Adam Petropoulos recently got admitted to the culinary institute named Le Monde in Athens, Greece. His career goal was to become a chef.  He loved food!  He wanted to learn the art of flavor...

  • June 21, 2021

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    Mesbah Abir To understand this, at first we have to know about pressure. In the light of physics, pressure is the amount of force applied per unit area. That is P=F/A. Now in case of cutting something using a knife, you have to put pressure on the thing you want to...  moreTo understand this, at first we have to know about pressure. In the light of physics, pressure is the amount of force applied per unit area. That is P=F/A. Now in case of cutting something using a knife, you have to put pressure on the thing you want to cut. It is mentionable that,less the area is, more the pressure will be. That means pressure is inversely proportional to area. You know that, a sharp knife have less area on the cutting edge than the blunt one. As a result, by giving equal force the pressure by the sharp knife will be more than the blunt one. To do the same work, you have to give more pressure on the blunt knife for which the possibility of slipping the blunt knife with greater force will be more. And that would be dangerous for you as this can cause serious damage. For this reason, it is recommended to use sharp knives rather than blunt knives to cut vegetables.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Tawhid Mim A dull or blunt knife is a lazy tool. It doesn’t want to work so it makes you work harder. That means using more pressure or a harder chopping motion.
    If you’re using a knife to peel a potato or carrot, the dull knife can stop on an irregular...  moreA dull or blunt knife is a lazy tool. It doesn’t want to work so it makes you work harder. That means using more pressure or a harder chopping motion.
    If you’re using a knife to peel a potato or carrot, the dull knife can stop on an irregular surface, forcing you to use excessive pressure to get past it. If the knife blade suddenly slips, you’re likely to cut yourself as it suddenly speeds up.
    Dull blades make cutting meats harder and make you use extra force to cut through any tougher part of the meat. Once it cuts through and can move easily, quite often you’ll cut your other hand when the blade moves quickly due to the force you’re using.
    A sharp blade cuts easily through most foods and only light to moderate pressure is required. It’s easier to guide and control a sharp blade due to its consistent cutting ability.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Khokon Roy The main reason it's safer is that a sharp knife will do what you intend to do - it will cut things - it will cut cleanly and decisively - so as long as you're not doing anything stupid (like cutting toward your fingers), the knife will perform the...  moreThe main reason it's safer is that a sharp knife will do what you intend to do - it will cut things - it will cut cleanly and decisively - so as long as you're not doing anything stupid (like cutting toward your fingers), the knife will perform the cutting operation with precision and predictability, and with minimal application of force.
    A blunt knife, on the other hand, is quite likely to slip off the surface of some harder or tougher objects - and this means it will go in a direction you did not intend - perhaps in the direction of your fingers. To compensate for the loss of cutting action, you'll find yourself applying more force - which means you may no longer be in control of the blade; you might not even be holding it properly any more - and then, when the blade still slips and goes where it isn't meant to, it will arrive with far greater force, possibly cutting you quite badly.
    A blunt knife also tends to crush the food, rather than cutting it - so with something like an onion, the layers will...    less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Imad Mustafiz The main question that arises is that a sharper knife has more penetrating power and can easily cut through someone's skin in case of a slip causing an incised wound. But a blunt knife will create laceration which will create irregular edges in the wound...  moreThe main question that arises is that a sharper knife has more penetrating power and can easily cut through someone's skin in case of a slip causing an incised wound. But a blunt knife will create laceration which will create irregular edges in the wound creating a risk of infection. According to physics, we know that a unit of force (1 newton) applied to a unit area (1 meter squared) perpendicularly will create 1-pascal pressure. The formula being P=F/A (n/m^2). So, the more we apply pressure to the handle of the knife, the more the pressure is in a smaller surface area. This makes the point of contact of the vegetables precise and allows swift and clean cutting. Whereas the blunt knife having a larger surface area, won't have the same penetrating force which will result in a twisting force called torque. So the knife will rotate and cause injuries to the hand.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Taarik Hasan In equation form Pressure = Force/Area. Here the Pressure is determined by equal Proportionate of Applied force, and Area is disproportionate. If the area of applied force is less/thin/small, the pressure will increase on same applied force.
    
    
    If the...  moreIn equation form Pressure = Force/Area. Here the Pressure is determined by equal Proportionate of Applied force, and Area is disproportionate. If the area of applied force is less/thin/small, the pressure will increase on same applied force.
    
    
    If the Force is fixed, then the Pressure will increase by thinner (Sharp) Area of contact. The knife is the Area of contact with carrot.
    
    The Area is constant then increasing the pressure must go through putting more Force on the knife. (The Knife is dull then the area of contact is fixed with a thick characteristic.)
    (..)  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Taarik Hasan (..)
    Thinner/sharper area puts more pressure on surface that helps to use less energy as pressure for a person to cut the carrots smoothly. Dull knives
    need to use more force and it is kind of slippery cause it doesn’t cut smoothly.
    Possibility of...  more(..)
    Thinner/sharper area puts more pressure on surface that helps to use less energy as pressure for a person to cut the carrots smoothly. Dull knives
    need to use more force and it is kind of slippery cause it doesn’t cut smoothly.
    Possibility of slipping the path during cutting is dangerous.
    
    
    It can go to the finger just placed millimeters after the
    cut area of vegetable. Also more pressure on carrot may not cut effectively but for human body pressure with a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp knife.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Nanjiba Naowar Imagine two knives, Sharp and Blunt. Sharp must have a thin edge and the Blunt has a thick edge. So the edge area of blunt is bigger than sharp. When you put the same force on both of them, the force is distributed in the smaller portion of Sharp's edge...  moreImagine two knives, Sharp and Blunt. Sharp must have a thin edge and the Blunt has a thick edge. So the edge area of blunt is bigger than sharp. When you put the same force on both of them, the force is distributed in the smaller portion of Sharp's edge area and makes more pressure directly on surfaces and makes a quick cut. The same force will be distributed in the bigger portion of the Blunt's edge area and as the force spreads in a bigger place, the pressure becomes weaker on the surface and makes it harder to cut thoroughly. Sharp knife bite the surface with its thin edge and the blunt knife can't sit properly, so it becomes slippery and risky.
    In physics term, force/area=pressure. Here, forces are equal. Sharp knife has a smaller and blunt knife has a bigger area. When you divide the same number with a small and a large number, they result in a big and a small number(pressure) respectively. So the pressure of a sharp knife will be greater than blunt one.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Sourav Chowhan So the phenomenon is related to the Pressure of physics.
    We know pressure very well right? Pressure is a physics phenomenon like if you Push some object, you're are actually employing pressure theory. To cut something you need to give some push/Force to...  moreSo the phenomenon is related to the Pressure of physics.
    We know pressure very well right? Pressure is a physics phenomenon like if you Push some object, you're are actually employing pressure theory. To cut something you need to give some push/Force to cut or chop that object right?
    The equation of pressure is P=F/A, Here "P"(pressure) refers to pressure, "F"(Force) is referring to Force that you're applying to that object and "A"(Area) is where you're applying the force. Ever seen any car glass-breaking video on youtube or on any social media. They use very sharp head hammers and the glass breaks. But when they use an ordinary hammer the elasticity of the glass reflects the hammer. Now we're back on that equation P=F/A, From this equation you can see the "P" is inversely propositional to "A" and "P" is proportional to "F", if you don't know what is inversely propositional and proportional then it's for you. "Inversely...    less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Sourav Chowhan propositional in that equation means if the value of the area is too low then the pressure will be too high and propositional means if the value of "F" is high then "P" will be high too.
    Brunoise cut is a special type of cutting food...  morepropositional in that equation means if the value of the area is too low then the pressure will be too high and propositional means if the value of "F" is high then "P" will be high too.
    Brunoise cut is a special type of cutting food into smaller dice in even 3mm cubes.
    Adam was trying to cut the foods with a blunt knife, so the area of the knife-edge was massive and that's why he needed to give more pressure and the chopped won't be nice because he wanted to chop the vegetable in small dices. But it won't be possible with Dull or a Flat knife.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Sourav Chowhan He used the blunt knife and the result is he almost cut his fingers because he needs to give more force to cut, remember that equation of pressure??? to cut with a blunt knife he needs to give more Force. But if he had used the sharp knife where the edge...  moreHe used the blunt knife and the result is he almost cut his fingers because he needs to give more force to cut, remember that equation of pressure??? to cut with a blunt knife he needs to give more Force. But if he had used the sharp knife where the edge so sharp and it can go through anything. The area of a sharp knife is so small, and from that equation, you have guessed that the pressure will be high. So it will be so easy to cut vegetables into dices or any shape he wanted, That's why chefs sharpen their knife before use. But during the cut, he needs to careful that it doesn't hurt him.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Sourav Chowhan With a sharp knife, he doesn't have to give much pressure on cutting, so that's why it will be safer.
    That's why it is safe to use a sharp knife than a dull knife. It will save you both time and energy.
    
    So next time you cut a tomato please use a sharp knife.

    • June 21, 2021
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    Afnan Alam From Pascal's Law, we derive the equation of pressure as follows-
    P=F/A
    where, P= applied pressure on the object
    F= force applied on the...  moreFrom Pascal's Law, we derive the equation of pressure as follows-
    P=F/A
    where, P= applied pressure on the object
    F= force applied on the object
    A= the area of the object where pressure is applied
    Let's consider in above circumstances, adam applied the same amount of force on the carrot he was cutting with both the sharp and blunt knife. His ease of cutting will be dependent on whether the area of applied force is lesser than the other or not. Now, with common sense, we can easily understand that the sharp one has a lesser area of pressure than the blunt one because the edge is much narrower. So, more pressure will be put on using the sharper one.
    The risk of using a blunt knife is that it may slip the vegetable adam is cutting and may severely injure his hand. We don't want any harm to be done to this nice fellow. That's why his instructor advised him to use a shape knife in order to cut them with ease and safety while taking less time.  less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Abrar Ibne Amin Jim The incident refers to pascal's law: P= F/A. Here P= Pressure, F= Force and A= Surface Area(The surface area of the object on which force has been applied). The P and A are inversely proportional to each other.
    
    Adam tried to cut the carrots using a...  moreThe incident refers to pascal's law: P= F/A. Here P= Pressure, F= Force and A= Surface Area(The surface area of the object on which force has been applied). The P and A are inversely proportional to each other.
    
    Adam tried to cut the carrots using a blunt knife. He couldn't do that in brunoise cut and he almost cut his hand. His teacher mentioned that the sharp knife is efficient to cut any food. If you try to cut a cucumber using a blunt knife it would require you to exert more strength/force. The knife may slip if the sharp end is too thick. Whereas if you use a sharp knife you can efficiently do that by exerting less strength/force
    
    This is because of the force and the surface area. The surface area of the sharp end of a blunt knife is more than that of a sharp knife. We get from pascals law that Pressure is inversely proportional to the surface area. So if you apply the same amount of force for both the knife, the sharp knife would be more efficient. So sharper knife is safer in cutting food...    less

    • June 21, 2021
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    Yeasin Arafath In this case, Adam is trying to cut the Carrot. So he has to apply force in the knife which makes the pressure cut the Carrots. Here another physics term arises that is cutting Area of the knife. With all of these things, we can get a relation from...  moreIn this case, Adam is trying to cut the Carrot. So he has to apply force in the knife which makes the pressure cut the Carrots. Here another physics term arises that is cutting Area of the knife. With all of these things, we can get a relation from physics that is Force=Pressure/Area
    Here we can see that Force is inversely proportional to Area . This means that if Area is increasing then Force will decreasing & similarly if the Area is decreasing then the Force will increasing with the proportion to each other.
    To cut the Carrots properly Adam had to give more pressure when he used the dull knife. Because the dull knife’s cutting area is more than the sharp knife. Moreover while giving more pressure for dull knife it might be slipped and cut his hand. As cutting Area of the sharp knife is less. So he had to give less pressure & did his work nicely and more safely.  less

    • June 22, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul The above phenomena is related to “PRESSURE”.What is pressure?Pressure is defined as-“FORCE PER UNIT AREA”.Let,we apply a certain amount of force ‘F’ by a knife which has an area ‘A’,by which it will apply the load on another object,a...  moreThe above phenomena is related to “PRESSURE”.What is pressure?Pressure is defined as-“FORCE PER UNIT AREA”.Let,we apply a certain amount of force ‘F’ by a knife which has an area ‘A’,by which it will apply the load on another object,a pressure will be created there which
    can be denoted by ‘P’.If we put these in an equation using PASCAL’s law,it will be-“P=F/A”.From the equation it can be said that,if the applied force is constant on a plane,then pressure is inversely proportional to area of the object by which load is being applied.So,area increases,pressure will decrease & area decreases,pressure will increase.
    
    
    Now consider,Adam is giving 10Newton’N’ force both on sharp knife and blunt knife while cutting the vegetables.When the knife is sharp,the area of the edge of knife is small but for blunt knife,area of that edge is larger than sharp knife. As a result,when adam is giving that
    force by sharp knife,the pressure exerted by the knife on the vegetables will be...    less

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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul larger.Because of that,the vegetables can be cut very easily & safely.But while using blunt knife which has large edge area,amount of pressure will decrease for the same 10N force.As a result,he will have 2 options.One is,reducing the edge area of...  morelarger.Because of that,the vegetables can be cut very easily & safely.But while using blunt knife which has large edge area,amount of pressure will decrease for the same 10N force.As a result,he will have 2 options.One is,reducing the edge area of knife or increasing the applied force.The 1st option is impossible,so he must increase his force on that knife to cut the vegetables.But a blunt knife often slips,so it can easily injure his hand/fingers.Therefore,it is safe to cut vegetables with sharp edged knife.  less

    • June 23, 2021
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    Md Mahedi Hasan A dull knife is actually more dangerous to use than one a sharp knife. Cause a dull knife requires more pressure to cut. It’s increasing the chance of the knife can slip with great force behind it. Sharp knife bites surface much
    readily.
    
    For example,...  moreA dull knife is actually more dangerous to use than one a sharp knife. Cause a dull knife requires more pressure to cut. It’s increasing the chance of the knife can slip with great force behind it. Sharp knife bites surface much
    readily.
    
    For example, if you’re cutting a carrot and the blade is
    really dull. It will need more pressure to get through the carrot. Once it’s through the carrot, there’s a greater chance for the pressure to lead to slippage or a lack of control.
    
    Sharper knife utilizes edge geometry to make a cut. While a dull knife uses force. A sharp knife can glide through materials without much effort. on the other hand, a dull knife is clumsier & less user-friendly.  less

    • June 23, 2021
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    Khadeeza Afruz Shammee Pascal's principle of pressure describes this knife phenomenon. As a scalar physical quantity ,pressure is defined as the force per unit area applied perpendicular to the surface which it is applied .
    The elementary mathematical expression for pressure...  morePascal's principle of pressure describes this knife phenomenon. As a scalar physical quantity ,pressure is defined as the force per unit area applied perpendicular to the surface which it is applied .
    The elementary mathematical expression for pressure is giving by ,
    P = F/A
    Here, P is the pressure , F is the force acting perpendicular to the surface to which this force is applied and A is the area of the surface .
    The same force applied by a sharp knife with a smaller area of contact will exerts a much greater pressure than a blunt knife having a considerable larger area of contact .
    Once a blunt knife is through the object (vegetable or other food), there is a greater chance for the pressure to lead to slippage, skidding and injury. A sharp knife can cut using the edge of the e knife with a safer slicing. Rather, cuts from sharper knives can actually heal more easily than those from dull knives. A sharp knife is a safer knife than a dull knife.  less

    • June 25, 2021
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    Aria Hossain In physics force=pressure/area. In order to cut food, you have to exert force. According to the equation, force is directly proportional to pressure. A blunt knife has more area around the cutting edge than a sharp knife. So a blunt knife requires more...  moreIn physics force=pressure/area. In order to cut food, you have to exert force. According to the equation, force is directly proportional to pressure. A blunt knife has more area around the cutting edge than a sharp knife. So a blunt knife requires more pressure for the same amount of force to be exerted, as the pressure applied increases the chances of the knife slipping and cutting Adam's hand increases. Similarly, a sharp knife would require less pressure to be applied for the same amount of force to be exerted, this not only allows Adam to cut through the food but also prevents the knife from slipping and cutting his hand.  less

    • June 26, 2021
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    Abdullah Julaybib Firstly, you’ll need more pressure to use a blunt knife.
    P=F/A, for a fixed area, force is directly proportional to pressure. If the
    area of a blunt and a sharp knife is same, then doubling the pressure on blunt
    knife means doubling the force....  moreFirstly, you’ll need more pressure to use a blunt knife.
    P=F/A, for a fixed area, force is directly proportional to pressure. If the
    area of a blunt and a sharp knife is same, then doubling the pressure on blunt
    knife means doubling the force.
    
    Secondly,F= {m(v-u)}/t
    
    Assume, two knives have same mass and you take same amount of time to cut. As
    you start from a zero velocity, that means u=0. Ultimately you end up giving
    much more velocity to the blunt than sharp one. So, if you accidentally slip
    while cutting, blunt will hit your finger faster, which might cause a serious
    injury. Sharp knife will have less velocity, which has multiple advantages:
    bringing the sharp knife to rest is easier than blunt one. If you slip, sharp
    knife won’t hit so fast. It may cause a
    little scratch, or you’ll be lucky to stop the sharp knife as soon as it touches your skin (blunt one
    would cause a deep scar).
    
    
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    Abhay Sunny Pressure= force/area, area of sharp knife is less than area of blunt knife, p is proportional to 1/area, so pressure of sharp knife is more than blunt knife.Don't get confused with the wight and pressuring, pressure is the force on a unit area that is...  morePressure= force/area, area of sharp knife is less than area of blunt knife, p is proportional to 1/area, so pressure of sharp knife is more than blunt knife.Don't get confused with the wight and pressuring, pressure is the force on a unit area that is help perpendicular whereas weight is the force by which the earth attracts everything towards it's center.  

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    Abdullah Masud This is simply an example of pressure in our daily lives. Here, according to Pascal's law (P = f/a, where pressure is the force applied over a certain area), the sharp knife can exert greater pressure than the blunt knife, as the sharper knife has less...  moreThis is simply an example of pressure in our daily lives. Here, according to Pascal's law (P = f/a, where pressure is the force applied over a certain area), the sharp knife can exert greater pressure than the blunt knife, as the sharper knife has less contact area for the same force than the blunt knife, so the force would be exerted over a smaller area. So in order to cut anything, one would need to apply a larger force in a blunt knife than a sharper knife, and this might result in the blunt knife cutting the hand due to excessive pressure applied by the user while cutting any other objects.  less

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  Dhaka: Decentralization Discussion

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    Shadman Chowdhury After getting the money, i will move to Chittagong, 2nd largest but one of the quitest city in Bangladesh. The reason to move in Chittagong is, it is not as saturated as Dhaka in terms of opportunities. Chittagong is like a goldmine of new possibilities....  moreAfter getting the money, i will move to Chittagong, 2nd largest but one of the quitest city in Bangladesh. The reason to move in Chittagong is, it is not as saturated as Dhaka in terms of opportunities. Chittagong is like a goldmine of new possibilities. So i will spent most of my resources, i got from that stranger,on building my startup. So i would like to build an online grocery shopping business focusing on the Chittagonian customers. I would like to spend at least half of it on my new business and keep the other half to rescue myself in case something goes wrong with this business. Within around 2 lakhs i would like to build an app that would allow consumers to order their daily needs efficiently. In order to succesfully fulfil the orders i would go and tie up with the shopkeepers of Chittagong. Moreover, i would spend 2 lakhs taka to promote this app and the remaining 1 lakh taka would be needed to bear the regular expenses to run the business successfully. This way, i can create more job...    less

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    Sakib Maksud With this opportunity, I would move to the fertile plains of Jessore. The district is well-known to me, and the majority of the demographic engage themselves in agriculture. One of the significant goods coming out of Jessore is cotton. In recent times...  moreWith this opportunity, I would move to the fertile plains of Jessore. The district is well-known to me, and the majority of the demographic engage themselves in agriculture. One of the significant goods coming out of Jessore is cotton. In recent times and as an environmental science student, I have had the honored opportunity to research the cotton “Phuti karpas” of the famed Muslin cloth.
    
    With permission from authorities, I would use that knowledge, the capital, and my understanding of modern agricultural practices to lease land and mass produce that cotton to bring back the long-lost heritage of my country and entice the youth to partake in such agriculture in other parts as well. A single length of muslin costs in excess of USD 4200 (BDT 360000) now, so the return on investment in growing raw materials for muslin is huge. Also I would provide the cotton to the weavers at far more affordable rates so that Bangladesh does not remain “one of the” but “IS the world’s largest exporter of garments.”  less

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    Rahat Islam Reaz After receiving the money, firstly I will arrange my business
    plan and I will definitely think of a business that can be done with the money I receive. According to the business plan, I will move to Barisal city. It’s one of the oldest municipalities...  moreAfter receiving the money, firstly I will arrange my business
    plan and I will definitely think of a business that can be done with the money I receive. According to the business plan, I will move to Barisal city. It’s one of the oldest municipalities and river ports in the country and one of the biggest divisions in Bangladesh. I want to move to Barisal city because it is a very prosperous city in terms of natural beauty. I want to run a travel agency so I like Barisal. I want to spread the beauty of Barisal all over the country. Not only in this country, but I will also target foreign customers. Therefore, I will provide a website, app, and also all kinds of online services for my travel agency, I will spend one-third of my capital here. I will keep so money for my
    backup and I will give an office for the offline service of my travel agency in Barisal city with the rest of the money. And I hope I will spread out my agency across the country gradually when my agency is getting enough profit.  less

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    Nanjiba Naowar I would shift to Bogura district. The reasons of choosing the district are- 1. Bogura is called the gateway of northern part of Bangladesh. It is a high point for any startup.
    2. It's my hometown. I have known this city for a long time. It would be...  moreI would shift to Bogura district. The reasons of choosing the district are- 1. Bogura is called the gateway of northern part of Bangladesh. It is a high point for any startup.
    2. It's my hometown. I have known this city for a long time. It would be easy for me to understand the people's demand and to adapt with the environment. According to the above discussion I am an engineering student who want to be a self employed person. I must choose manufacturing company as a startup. It provides me both opportunities of showing my creativity and academic skill. I would like to work with local traditional, potential and departed agricultural product or handicraft. There are so many products with which i can start my business such as jute, cloth, pottery, desserts and so on. All of them need low cost investment, so I have plan of choosing 2/3 of them one by one and running a portfolio industry. I have a dream of producing a lot of local products and make them demadable and popular to our nation and aboard....    less

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    Hridi Biswas My plan is to set up a business in Khagrachari. I will make a team with the people of hill. They make amazing products but get less reputation and importance. I want to use their ability to help both my and their life improved.
    2 lakh will be used to...  moreMy plan is to set up a business in Khagrachari. I will make a team with the people of hill. They make amazing products but get less reputation and importance. I want to use their ability to help both my and their life improved.
    2 lakh will be used to give loans to the workers. So that they can create their best content. They will be in a contract, they will repay their loan money with craft or cultivated crops equal to their labor. In this case, no interest will be taken. Care will be taken to prevent any exploitation.
    Dairy farms and honey farms will be set up using one to two years of profit. It will not be a problem to create a suitable environment.
    Since the capital is not too much, the land will be rented. Employees will create content in their own homes. So just packaging the product, labeling it, capturing it in a box to send out, and having a rough place to count. The rest of the money will be in the bank. His interest will definitely come in handy in this business project. It would take...    less

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    Tanjimur Rahman I'd take the money & immediately move to Jessore. Jessore once was known exclusively for the huge amount of date juice & the date molasses it produced, which are one of my most favorite snacks of all time. But this fact is now nothing but a blur....  moreI'd take the money & immediately move to Jessore. Jessore once was known exclusively for the huge amount of date juice & the date molasses it produced, which are one of my most favorite snacks of all time. But this fact is now nothing but a blur. It hurts to see our long cherished tradition to die out like this. With the money provided, I'd install a date farm which would economically benefit both me & the workers that I'd employ. I'd try my best to produce the molasses on an industrial level & also export if possible. But there's more to it. As dates are a seasonal fruit, me & my people will spend the rest of the year researching about date plants. For this, I'd also need to install a research center. There Bangladeshi students & engineers can work & try answering questions such as, why can't we produce date plants like before? or, what could be done to cultivate them using modern knowledge & technology? or, can any hybrid breed be discovered that would produce dates...    less

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    Nafis Wahid Nijhum In that situation, I would go to Cox's bazar district and start up my own business of hatchery with the help of the money. Hatchery business is comparatively easy in Bangladesh , specifically in Cox's bazar district. Shimps and crabs are highly demanded...  moreIn that situation, I would go to Cox's bazar district and start up my own business of hatchery with the help of the money. Hatchery business is comparatively easy in Bangladesh , specifically in Cox's bazar district. Shimps and crabs are highly demanded all over the world. I will supply them in this country and also export to foreign countries. thus I will be self-employed and shall earn a sufficient amount of money.  

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    ROCKYBUL HASAN I would go back to my village at Feni district. With the fund of ten Lac I would start Vertical aquarium fish farming. Feni is in the middle of Dhaka and Chittagong which is an opportunity to get access of large markets of the country at cheaper...  moreI would go back to my village at Feni district. With the fund of ten Lac I would start Vertical aquarium fish farming. Feni is in the middle of Dhaka and Chittagong which is an opportunity to get access of large markets of the country at cheaper transportation cost and at shorter time. Moreover, a giant export processing zone is rising
    nearer to Feni, in Mirsarai, which is also a great scope to engage in export business.Once I get success it would bring a revolutionary change in my village. Many people will start their own business living in village rather going to Dhaka or going to abroad. This is how I may not only decentralize my family from Dhaka but also inspire a
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    Towhidur R. I would prefer to utilize the money by starting up a stone mining business back in my hometown which is Banglabanda in Rangpur district. Different types of stones get washed up by the stream of Mohanonda from India which enters Bangladesh from the west...  moreI would prefer to utilize the money by starting up a stone mining business back in my hometown which is Banglabanda in Rangpur district. Different types of stones get washed up by the stream of Mohanonda from India which enters Bangladesh from the west of Banglabanda Zero point. I think it is a quite profitable business to do as many high rage buildings and roads are being built in the city areas and stones are in high demand. As it is my hometown I am hoping that I will receive assistance from my relatives or from the natives. With the money, I need to buy types of equipment which are essential to cut stones. These machines would cost up to 4 to 5 lakh taka. I will have to provide safety equipment to the workers so that they don't have to suffer from the excessive amount of dust the procedure creates. Which should cost up to 10-20 thousand taka I suppose. And I will keep the rest in a bank so that I can use the money in case of an emergency. I could also earn a fair amount of money from the...    less

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    Tahira Zarin I would love to choose Keshabpur, Jessore. The reason I choose this area because it is well known for using solar power and according to weather this area is good for harvesting agricultural foods. I would like to spend 1/3 of my money to invest on solar...  moreI would love to choose Keshabpur, Jessore. The reason I choose this area because it is well known for using solar power and according to weather this area is good for harvesting agricultural foods. I would like to spend 1/3 of my money to invest on solar plan and the rest of them for agricultural purpose. Another reason I choose both agriculture and solar power because I am very much concern about the climate change and it's effect on food . Using solar power will save electricity which will later help for reducing the bad effect of climate change. Solar power and agriculture are both complementary to each other for climate change.  less

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    Abhay Sunny I would like to choose Kuakata district of potuakhali under divison of Barishal. Kuakata is called the daughter of the sea. I really love sea, I visited there in 2016. There i saw the unlimited beauty of nature. But maximum people in there are...  moreI would like to choose Kuakata district of potuakhali under divison of Barishal. Kuakata is called the daughter of the sea. I really love sea, I visited there in 2016. There i saw the unlimited beauty of nature. But maximum people in there are uneducated. if anyone give me 10 lakhs then i will open a school for the kids and will open a evening college for middle aged person. In potuakhali, outside the embankment, the tidal waters are almost inundated. So i will try my best to give them knowledge about water level monitoring by using Artificial Intelligence. So that in the next generation of potuakhali can lead a better life  less

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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana I will choose the bandorbon district which is under Chittagong division. Bandorbon is a place where you will find the heaven of nature. I always cherished a plan one day i will live in Bandorbon. There i will established a research centre where many...  moreI will choose the bandorbon district which is under Chittagong division. Bandorbon is a place where you will find the heaven of nature. I always cherished a plan one day i will live in Bandorbon. There i will established a research centre where many students will do theor research job how can they developed our farming sector, fishing sector, how can we increase soil fertility, how can we produce more foods for over populated
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    Fatima Ahmed Thank you for submitting all the quiz answers everyone. We are in the process of checking them and will announce the winner soon.

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    Samia Alam Oishi How do i accept the project ? I cannot find th accept button ...

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    Fatima Ahmed Oishi, you need to be logged in to see the Accept Project button. If you are using desktop computer, then it should appear on the top left somewhere. If you are using you mobile phone, the before logging in, click on the full site, then login and then...  moreOishi, you need to be logged in to see the Accept Project button. If you are using desktop computer, then it should appear on the top left somewhere. If you are using you mobile phone, the before logging in, click on the full site, then login and then click Accept Button on the project page around the top. Please check this video that Noshin made and you will get some idea. If you still need help, let me know. Check the video around 1:43 minute where Noshin clicks on Full Site and Accepts project. .
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    Towhidur R. so from now on, there's only going to be contests and no more projects?

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    Fatima Ahmed There will be wikis and quizzes and those are coming up. We do contests, wikis, quizzes every month.

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