OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# HKDSE Geography/M1/Continental-Oceanic Destructive Plate Boundaries

When a continental crust collides with an oceanic crust, the denser oceanic crust always subducts into the mantle. Sedimentary rocks on the ocean floor are compressed, folded and pushed up to form a mountain belt parallel to the plate boundary, called a fold mountain range. An oceanic trench is also formed.

## Peru-Chile Trench (Nazca* + South American)

In a nutshell:
* A trench
* A fold mountain range
* Some volcanoes
* Converging/sinking magma currents between the Nazca Plate and the South American Plate cause the two plates to converge with each other under compressional force. A destructive plate boundary is formed.
* The Nazca Plate, which is thinner, denser and oceanic, is subducted under the lighter, thicker, continental South American Plate into the asthenosphere, where it is melted and destroyed. A subduction zone is formed.
* A long, narrow and deep undersea trough is formed along the subduction zone. It is an ocean trench called the Peru-Chile Trench.
* The ocean trench is filled with sediments.
* As the two plates push together, the sediments are compacted into sedimentary rock.
* The sedimentary rock is eventually compressed, bended and folded up to form the fold mountain range called the Andes.
* The subduction of the Nazca Plate causes earthquakes and leaves lines of weakness in the crust. The edge of the Nazca Plate is heated up, melted and reabsorbed into the mantle.
* At the subduction zone, magma undergoes great pressure because the melted crustal materials have lower pressure. It rises through the ocean floor or the fold mountains along the lines of weakness.
* Extrusive vulcanicity occurs. The erupted lava cools down to form volcanic rock. Over time, volcanoes form, e.g. Mt Chimborazo in Ecuador.

## Rockies (Pacific* + North American)

In a nutshell
* A fold mountain range
* Some volcanoes
* (These used to be a trench there, but it has now disappeared, so let's forget it.)
* Converging/sinking magma currents between the Nazca Plate and the South American Plate cause the two plates to converge with each other under compressional force. A destructive plate boundary is formed.
* The Pacific Plate, which is thinner, denser and oceanic, is subducted under the lighter, thicker, continental North American Plate into the asthenosphere, where it is melted and destroyed. A subduction zone is formed.
* The sedimentary rock between the two plates is compressed, bended and folded up to form the fold mountain range called the Rockies.
* The subduction of the Nazca Plate causes earthquakes and leaves lines of weakness in the crust. The edge of the Nazca Plate is heated up, melted and reabsorbed into the mantle.
* At the subduction zone, magma undergoes great pressure because magma has higher temperature and pressure than the melted crustal materials. It rises to the ocean floor or the fold mountains along the lines of weakness.
* Extrusive vulcanicity occurs.
# Guide to Collectible Mugs

The purpose of this book is to classify various different collectible mugs. Ultimately, it will serve as way for collectors to quickly and easily identify both mugs in their collection, and mugs that they may be missing.

## Table of Contents

* Starbucks City Mugs
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/Agriculture
## 農業 agriculture

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
田 (7) field/farm. Main subcomponent: 囗 you can connect 田 to the number 7 by using a verbal pun: 田契tiánqì land deed (which sounds like:) 田七tián​qī seudo-ginseng / radix notoginseng (7 is 七qī).
禾 (V) cereal/grain. Subcomponents: The 2 first strokes, 大夫 and 𡗗. 大夫dàifu means doctor so you can use this pun: “visit which doctor?” V何大夫 V hé dài​fu. Which sounds like: V 禾 大夫 V hé dài​fu.
米 (8) rice. Subcomponents: The first 2 strokes 丷 and the last two 八 and 㡀 and 酉. The number 8 is 八 and 酉 is the 8th solar month (8th September-7th October). You can remember it this way: “8 bottles of rice alcohol” 八瓶米酒 (bottle: 瓶 start with the 2 strokes: 丷 ).
竹 (/) bamboo. The key is the first stroke / which looks like the subcomponents: 丿彡. One subcomponent is very different： 鬼 /; Since 鬼 means ghost, maybe you can remember a short story like "fling aside the ghost with a bamboo stick".
艸 (U) grass. The subcomponents includes the grass radical 艹 and similar shapes: 廾业. Since another subcomponent is the top part of 羊 uf and that shape kind of looks like a U.

## Example characters

田 (7) field/farm key examples:
畏 7ek 甹 7seb 砪 q7. 鹵 97xy 犣 2ld5 or 2l75
禾 (V) cereal/grain key examples:
我 vg5 衝 evdj 卷 uvbc 耤 visd 稃 vjbg 跠 9vrb 揍 gvev
米 (8) rice key examples:
真 s38 or c38 not s3e8 曾 84d 璘 58n2 徶 e8x 緧 t88 or tu7e 谷 8o
竹 (/) bamboo key examples:
的 /db. 翏 bba/ 宮 mo/o 囪 /7/0 卑 /d/s or /dv1 乒 hr/ 鬼 /;
艸 (U) grass key examples:
對 Uuf. 卷 uvbc 鉶 0eun
畢 duf 華 ueuf 荓 uuu 判 usn 並 uu
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/Human
## 人 man/person/people

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
人 (A) man/person/people. The subcomponent 亻 is derived from 人. All the subcomponents look like 人. 入亻 and 人 look like A without the horizontal part. In the subelement 亽 the horizontal part is included.
心 (Z) heart. Both subcomponents are derived from 心. To make 心 look like the letter Z, image the two bottom strokes bent, so that the lower-left most stroke form the top of Z.
口 (D) mouth. Draw a circle around the square and you get the letter O (more circular than the number 0).
言 (1) words, speech. The subcomponents are 丨and 丿 as in 川111 They look quite like the number 1 (without serifs).
耳 (P) ear. The subcomponents either resembles the letter P 卩阝or the shape of 耳 like 身镸 (see the chart for a full list of subcomponents). Notice that it can be hard to separate the shapes for the keys 土 （F） 耳 （P）and 目 （3）.
目 (3) eye. The subcomponents either look like 目 or a vertical stroke with 2 or 3 vertical ones (a bit like the number 3. Notice that it can be hard to separate the shapes for the keys 土 （F） 耳 （P）and 目 （3）.
手 (G) hand. The subcomponents look like 扌or the strokes 1,2 or 2,3 of 扌. You might remeber the key this way: The word for sell phone is 手機shǒujī "hand machine", jī sounds like G.
足 (9) leg. The sub elements are 止 and卜(stroke 4,5of足). Taiwan has an amusement park called "Formosan aboriginal culture village". The chinese name is 九族文化村 "nine ethnicity culture villages" you will walk around a lot.
女 (L) woman.
The sub elements start with the first stroke: 𡿨巜 巛 which look like the letter L as in Lady.

## Example characters

人 (A) man/person/people key examples:
做 asox
合 ao
籤 /aa5
闕 6uwa
聚 pxaa or px,
入 a
飛 ca1c or c1ac or cac1 or cca1
心 (Z) heart key examples:
忭 zk9
恝 fnz
慕 udvz
口 (D) mouth examples:
的 /db.
畽 7vdf
胂 jd1
犣 2ld5 or 2l75
衰 kdk
恆 zede or zeje
言 (1) words, speech examples:
讓 1kok
這 10
所 hhe1
川 111
斲 r1r1 or me11 or mee1
升 v11
耳 (P) ear examples:
卸 2e9p
面 h7p
聚 pxaa
邵 nop
鯓 np
髟 p/
長 pk
瞰 3rpx
其 p8
目 (3) eye examples:
詐 123
誹 133
貞 938
犋 238
贍 38n1
闐 6s38
手 (G) hand examples:
我 vg5
打 gej
學 wmbg
釮 0g/
蒘 ulog
足 (9) leg examples:
不 h9
起 f9rc
鹵 97xy
躚 94v0
歨 99
綖 t/90
歲 9ht5
歳 9ht5
斥 he9
忭 zk9
蹇 ms89
跠 9vrb
女 (L) woman examples:
犣 2ld5 or 2l75
捑 gdlv
亥 kl/a
妄 kll
觓 nl1
牏 6ajn
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/5 Elements
## 五行 5 elements

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
金 (0) gold. Imagine three of the subcomponents 癶辶乀 forming an oblong shape that looks like an 0 : 癶 辶乀 then you might remember that the top part of 祭 and 廴 are also subcomponents, since they look like 癶 and 辶.
木 (I) tree The only subcomponent is 朩. With a bit of imagination, the middle part of the subcomponent looks like upper case "i" with serifs: I.
水 (X) water If you ignore the middle part of 水, the character looks x shaped. Alle the subcomponents: 氵氺乂又夂攵夊乄 is either derived from the water character (like the often used water radical 氵) or looks like the letter X.
火 (Y) fire The sub elements all have four dots: 灬 and 兆 without儿. You might say that 火 most closely resemble the letter x, but since x is taken, imagine it looks like a Y (the two first strokes of 火 when written by hand, often looks like the first two strokes of Y).
土 (F) soil, earth The subcomponents all have a vertical stoke with some horizontal strokes: 士丰丯耂 a bit like the letter F (except that in F, the strokes doesnt go all the way through)

## Example characters

金 (0) gold key examples:
這 10 躚 94v0 寙 mh;0 狿 ,/90 囪 /7/0 登 0eou 鉶 0eun 祭 0eet
木 (I) tree key examples:
麻 cii
辣 ksio
水 (X) water key examples:
樣 iufx
做 asox
鹵 97xy
承 bjxk or bgy or bxx or bgbk
龍 kj9x
氯 cnx notice the n part should look like 彑
淣 xwq
兇 xwq
叟 1rrx or 1wx
瞰 3rpx
擾 ghjx
火 (Y) fire key examples:
為 ./by or /.by or jbby or j/by 鹵 97xy 犀 h1y2
土 (F) soil, earth key examples:
樣 iufx 隹 akf 畢 duf 拜 efef or vsef 恝 fnz
觰 nfd 遠 fok0 垹 ffp 用 mf 犕 2s/f
# Guide to Dayi input

Wikibooks Contributors Present: Guide to Dayi input

## Table of Contents

    Introduction
    Typing
    Example Codes

### Components

    1st Category: 5 elements
    2nd Category: Human
    3rd Category: Animals
    4th Category: Nature
    5th Category: Agriculture
    6th & 7th Categories: Craft and Others
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/Animals
## 動物 animals

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
牛 (2) cow. The sub elements look like 牛: 午2s 五e2 告2o the ox is the second animal in the zodiac
馬 (B) horse.
The subcomponents look like the lower right side. 乛习勹 to rember this key (B), think of the famous fictional horse Black Beauty.
鹿 (C) deer. The subcomponents are inspired by the first 3 strokes: 广 (虍飞乁气) or the last 2 strokes: 匕 (七乙乚). The shape 乚 and the letter C look a bit similar. Dont confuse the subelements with the ones from 鳥(H).
力 (,) power. The main subcomponents are 犭 and 豕e, without 一 (dog and the bottom side of pig). You can remember that "power" and "insect" are the "odd animals out". like , and ; are different from letters and numbers.
虫 (;) insect. The main subcomponent is the 3,5,6 stroke of 虫: 厶 you can remember that "power" and "insect" are the "odd animals out" like , and ; are different from letters and numbers.
魚 (N) fish. The subcomponents here seems a bit varied: 刀夕彑刂角 Here is an attempt to create a mnemonic: Imagine that N is a fishing rod, you are "angling" (角) with a knife (刀刂) instead of a hook. (but dont confuse it with the hook 亅 from 月(J)).
鳥 (H) bird. The subcomponents here can be hard to connect to the main component 鳥: 戶户尸厂丆, but they have this in common：They all have a horizontal part at the top and a vertical part on the left or, like 丆, moving leftward. The word for migratory bird is 候鳥 hòuniǎo (starts with an H). Dont confuse the subelement with the ones from 鹿(C).

## Example characters

牛（2）cow key examples:
特 2fg. 詐 123 先 2q 五 e2 年 22 違 2o20
馬（B）horse key examples:
的 /db. 為 ./by or /.by or jbby or j/by 爲 j/by 卷 uvbc 翏 bba/ 矛 b, 駟 b4 承 bjxk or bgy or bxx or bgbk 弜 rbrb 翗 nnbb 虧 cakb 与 ebe
鹿（C) deer key examples:
麻 cii 能 ;jcc 起 f9rc 噓 oc6e 卷 uvbc 純 tewc 訊 1c1. 翏 bba/ 藨 ucy 柀 icx 栳 ifc 吃 o2c 飛 ca1c or c1ac or cac1 or cca1 氣 c8
力 (,) power (犭 dog radical) key examples:
狿 ,/90 矛 b, 冢 me,. or mee. 貍 j,df 勂 2o, 聚 px, or pxaa 潀 x4, or x4aa 璈 5f,x or 5f.x
虫 (;) insect key examples:
能 ;jcc 觚 nh;0 風 q; 瑵 5x.; 郎 .;p
魚 (N) fish key examples:
夠 nnbo 龜 NMER （or NMEX） 鉶 0eun 恝 fnz
危 nhbc 蝓 ;ajn 鱈 nmr 觓 nl1 互 en
鳥 (H) bird key examples:
不 h9 兀 eq and 光 teq not thc 擾 ghjx 所 hhe1 官 mhr 面 h7p 稨 vhmu 鵹 vb/h 万 hb 兀 eq and 光 teq not thc 戌 h5 昜 dhb/ 兀 eq and 光 teq not thc 暇 dhex 搣 ghy5
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/Craft and Others
## 工藝其他 craft and others

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
工 (R) work. The word for an elderly man or grandfather is 阿公 āgōng (sounds like R工 R gōng). He has probably done a lot of work in his life. Here are 2 subcomponents: 匚彐 and the others basically look like variations on those two. Each subcomponent can point either left or right. If you imagine cutting 工 down the middle, it looks like 2 copies of the first subcomponent 匚. One pointing left and the other pointing right.
車 (6) car. Subcomponents: 甫門鬥爿片丬丱 鼎 36 minus 目. Here is a mnemonic to remember some of them: 甫6片車門 "barely 6 pieces of car door". Imagine a person buying a used car and getting cheated.
舟 (.) boat. Some of the subcomponents come from stroke 4,5,6 of 舟. Another subcomponent is 方 and it is a bit more difficult to remember. 方舟 fāngzhōu is an ark as in Noas ark. Mnemonik: Noas ark is but a dot "." in the ocean when the flood come.
糸 (T) silk. The subcomponents look like either the top 幺 or the bottom 小 of 糸. Imagine a T-shirt made of silk.
革 (S) leather. Subcomponents: The top and the bottom parts of 革: 廿十 and similar. Its hard to connect this with the letter S, but here is a suggestion: In 2010 came a documentary "waiting for Superman" about the american school system. Imagine some leather clad students who in 2010 saw why they didnt like school.
立 (K) to stand. The most important subcomponent might be 衤. All the other subelements look like it: 礻之 or parts of it like: 亠𧘇. 衤 is the clothes radical. Together with 立 "to stand" you might remember K立衤 as a Koat rack（with a K instead of a C) since clothes "stand up" when it is on a coat rack.
一 (E) one. 一 yī and the subcomponent 彳chì both sound like E: chì yī E.
四 (4) four. Subcomponents: 罒覀西黑. 罒覀and西 all look like 四. 黑 and the similar subcomponents are more difficult to remember.
王 (5) king. Subcomponents: 壬 戈e5 without 一. 壬 easy, but the others a quite difficult.

## Example characters

工 (R) work key examples:
起 f9rc
臧 6er5
肅 r61 (or r16)
官 mhr
昂 drp
黽 meer or me1r
牙 rj/
瞰 3rpx
鱈 nmr
戉 r5
叟 1rrx or 1wx
妞 lrs
車 (6) car key examples:
軝 6re5
闌 6i4
溥 x6g.
鬥 6eo. or 6
鼎 36
牁 6eoj
輸 6ajn
噓 oc6e
聯 ptt6
舟 (.) boat key examples:
的 /db.
就 kot.
冢 me,. or mee.
軓 6q.
勺 b.
勻 b. or bee
匀 b.
呌 o.s
鉥 0i.
砪 q7.
乓 hr.
舳 .7s
罶 4r.7
班 51.5
軨 6ab. not 6an
刅 n..
淓 xu.
凍 .id
糸 (T) silk key examples:
組 tje
緧 t88 tu7e
祭 0eet
兼 urt
聯 ptt6
鄉 t.;p
光 teq
歲 9ht5
歳 9ht5
黹 u8mt
赫 ftft
革 (S) leather key examples:
辣 ksio
蹇 ms89
妞 lrs
哄 os8
犮 sx.
仗 as0
芾 usm
苖 u7s
枓 i.s
黃 se78 or s78
靶 sr1c
無 2sy
帶 smm1
摭 gcsy
立 (K) to stand key examples:
辣 ksio
縍 tk8.
忭 zk9
承 bjxk or bgy or bxx or bgbk
衰 kdk
挀 ghrk
抸 g/k
垠 frk
袾 k2i alternative character: 祩
禗 k7z
一 (E) one key examples:
組 tje
衝 evdj
打 gej
臧 6er5 or hlh5
純 tewc
冢 me,. or mee.
均 fbee
四 (4) four key examples:
鐲 04b;
黫 44f
闌 6i4
曾 84d
煙 y4f
葽 u4l
纁 tv4
徆 e4
王 (5) king key examples:
我 vg5
籤 /aa5
玉 5.
廷 50
鼠 w5
跩 9d5
芅 ue5
軝 6re5
犣 2ld5 or 2l75
# Guide to Dayi input/Components/Nature
## 自然 nature

The number of subcomponents in this section probably wont be exhaustive. The focus should be on finding ways to easily remember the most important ones. When studying the components, you should have a list of all the components ready. You can download it here.
日 (D) day. The subcomponents look like 日 and the key is D as in day.
月 (J) month. The second stroke of 月 looks like the letter J, and it looks like one of the subcomponents: 亅. The other subcomponents looks like distorted versions of 月: 爫冃 炙jy without 火.
山 (W) mountain. This looks quite like W. Subcomponents: 凵屮臼 and 凹we without 一. 屮 looks like 山, and 凹we without 一 looks like 山 upside down. 臼 looks like a distorted 凵.
石 (Q) stone. Main subcomponents:　几儿　 凸qw without 一. 刻石几 Kè shí jǐ means "carved stone" and sounds like Q石几.
雨 (M) rain. The lines of the bottom part of 雨 looks like 山 upside-down. And M looks like W upside down. Subcomponents: 冂冖宀冎. Like 山 has 凵 as a component, 雨 has 冂 and similar.

## Example characters

日 (D) day key examples:
的 /db. 畽 7vdf 胂 jd1 犣 2ld5 or 2l75 衰 kdk 恆 zede or zeje
月 (J) month key examples: 組 tje 能 ;jcc 衝 evdj 為 ./by or /.by or jbby or j/by 爲 j/by 承 bjxk or bgy or bxx or bgbk 棈 ifj 稃 vjbg 嬏 lji7 搖 gj2w alternative character： 摇 貍 j,df
山 (W) mountain key examples: 學 wmbg 欮 uwna 與 we8 純 tewc 淣 xwq 凹 we 齒 9w
石 (Q) stone key examples: 光 teq not thc " 軓 6q. 砪 q7. 兔 noq. or /oq. 凸 qw 流 xk;q
雨 (M) rain key examples: 蹇 ms89 鶻 mjh 稨 vhmu 冢 me,. or mee. 鱈 nmr 帶 smm1
# Guide to Dayi input/Example Codes

Here is a spreadsheet of example characters you can use to practice:
Dayi practice sheet
# Digital Media and Culture Yearbook 2014
## Preamble

This is the opening page to the Digital Media and Culture Yearbook 2014.
As the title suggests, this is a book which seeks to record contributions to the understanding of a specific set of topics, loosely grouped under the title "Digital Media and Culture", of particular salience to 2014.
It is put together through the combined talents and efforts of a cohort of students taking the FMS9A4 module during the Spring of 2014 at the University of Stirling in Scotland. The aim is, firstly, for students to record the content of their learning and their contributions to this book will reflect their studies on one of the featured themes. However, secondly and most importantly, the hope is that students will learn the values associated with working at different levels as individual researchers, as research teams, and as research communities. That is to say: producing knowledge; collaboration and sharing; and peer-reviewing the work of others for the good of the community. Students will thus gain hands-on experience of a wiki environment, within the auspices of one of Wikimedia's large projects (i.e. Wikibooks) and make something that adds to currents in the academic field of digital media.

## Chapters

* Chapter 1: Technological Determinism
* Chapter 2: Online Identity
* Chapter 3: Always-on Culture
* Chapter 4: Cognitive Surplus
* Chapter 5: Crowdsourcing

## List of Contributors

This wikibook is being put together as an on-going a collaborative project by the following Wikimedian contributors. Together, they form a cohort of students studying Digital Media and Culture as part of their degree programme in the Division of Communications, Media and Culture, The University of Stirling, Scotland, UK. Everyone else is welcome to edit as Wikibooks does not restrict editing.
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# Digital Media & Culture: Collaborative Essay Collection 2018/Transmediality
## Collaborative Essays on the Theme of Transmediality

Research Question 1:Taran-trio "To what extent do online fandoms shape and redefine the understanding of existing media/texts? How do Jenkins' ideas on transmedia storytelling, convergence and fan participation lend to our understanding of this change?"
Research Question 2:Tara-Transmedia Research Question to be decided.
Research Question 3:Jenwards Research Question to be decided.
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The chemists will by-and-by come before the jury and explain the causes of the breakdown.
One will say, "I proposed a postal reform; but the Chamber wished first of all to rid us of the salt-tax, and I gave it up."
Another will say, "I voted for doing away with the salt-tax, but the Minister had proposed a postal reform, and my vote went for nothing."
And the jury, finding these reasons satisfactory, will begin the experiment of new on the same data, and remit the work to the same chemists.
This proves that it would be well for us, notwithstanding the sources from which it is derived, to adopt the practice introduced half a century ago on the other side of the Channel, of prosecuting only one reform at a time. It is slow, it is wearisome; but it leads to some result.
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Here is what Jacques Bonhomme said, in a dialogue with John Bull, and it is worth being reported:—
JACQUES BONHOMME: Oh! who will deliver me from this hurricane of reforms? My head is in a whirl. A new one seems to be invented every day: university reform, financial reform, sanitary reform, parliamentary reform, electoral reform, commercial reform, social reform, and, last of all, comes postal reform!
JOHN BULL: As regards the last, it is so easy and so useful, as we have found by experience, that I venture to give you some advice upon the subject.
JACQUES: We are told that postal reform has turned out ill in England, and that the Exchequer has lost half a million.
JOHN: And has benefited the public by ten times that sum.
JACQUES: No doubt of that.
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