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This is an oil rig. It is used in~ the ocean to drill for oil. Oil~~~ workers often live and work on the rig.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1--------------------------------- This is an oil field. People drill for oil which is deep underground. Oil is very important to the~~~~~~ economy in this area.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2--------------------------------- This is a desert oasis. They are ~ found in dry, desert-like areas.~~ People depend on them for water.~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3--------------------------------- This is a person picking rice~~~~~ stalks in a rice field. Rice is a~ cereal grain that grows in warm,~~ moist climates. Rice is very~~~~~~ important in this part of the~~~~~ world. Most of the people here eat rice every day.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4--------------------------------- There are large forests in this~~~ part of the world. Some forests~~~ are being cut down to make paper~~ products. Other forests are kept~~ as parks for people to visit. Many different animals live in these~~~ forests.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5--------------------------------- There are many old castles in this part of the world. Most castles~~~ were used long ago to defend the~~ land and the people. They were~~~~ often surrounded by water so that~ people could not attack the~~~~~~~ castle.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 6--------------------------------- This is a cruise ship. Some people take vacations on cruise ships.~~~ They can visit many different~~~~~ places during one vacation.~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 7--------------------------------- This is a tourist. People like to~ visit this part of the world~~~~~~ because there are many things to~~ see and do. Tourism is important~~ to the economy here.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8--------------------------------- This is a wine bottle. Many~~~~~~~ different kinds of wine are~~~~~~~ produced in this part of the~~~~~~ world. Wine is made from the~~~~~~ juices of crushed grapes.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9--------------------------------- This area is famous for the many~~ kinds of cheese made here. Cheese~ is usually made from cow or goat~~ milk.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10-------------------------------- There are over 20,000 kinds of ~~~ fish in our world. The largest~~~~ fish is the whale shark and the~~~ smallest one is the goby.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11-------------------------------- There are over 20,000 kinds of~~~~ fish in our world. The largest~~~~ fish is the whale shark and the~~~ smallest one is the goby.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 12-------------------------------- There are over 20,000 kinds of~~~~ fish in our world. The largest~~~~ fish is the whale shark and the~~~ smallest one is the goby.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 13-------------------------------- This flower is an orchid. This~~~~ area of the world is famous for~~~ the beautiful orchids growing in~~ the tropical forests.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 14-------------------------------- Cargo boats are used to transport~ many goods from one land to~~~~~~~ another.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 15-------------------------------- The coffee plant grows in hot, wet climates. The coffee bean is the~~ world's most valuable agricultural product. Coffee beans are used to~ make coffee.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 16-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 17-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 18-------------------------------- A rain forest has a warm and rainy climate. It is the home of many~~~ tropical plants and animals.~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 19-------------------------------- Bears are big, strong animals with thick fur and long claws. They~~~~ live in the forests of Europe,~~~~ Asia and North America.~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 20-------------------------------- This is a sheep. They are raised~~ on all continents, in all~~~~~~~~~ climates. Sheep are used for meat, wool and milk.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 21-------------------------------- Wheat is an important agricultural product around the world. The~~~~~ wheat plant can grow in many~~~~~~ different climates. It is used to~ make foods such as cereal, bread,~ and cake.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 22-------------------------------- Farmers are very important to~~~~~ agriculture. They grow crops and~~ raise animals. Throughout history, farming has been the job of 90~~~~ percent of the people in the~~~~~~ world.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 23-------------------------------- There are very large, snow-covered mountains in this area.~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 24-------------------------------- This is a camel. It is called a~~~ Dromedary camel because it has one hump. These camels are used for~~~ travel, milk, wool, and their~~~~~ skins. They can go for days~~~~~~~ without water. They live on food~~ stored in their hump.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 25-------------------------------- This is a camel. It is called a~~~ Bactrian camel because it has two~ humps. These camels are used for~~ travel, milk, meat, wool and their skins. They can go for days~~~~~~~ without water. They live on food~~ stored in their humps.~~~~~~~~~~~~ 26-------------------------------- Palm trees are tall, straight~~~~~ trees with huge fan-like leaves~~~ and no branches. Fruit like~~~~~~~ coconuts grow in palm trees.~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 27-------------------------------- This is a kangaroo, one of the~~~~ many unusual animals found in~~~~~ Australia. Female kangaroos have~~ a pouch on their stomach to carry~ their babies.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 28-------------------------------- This is a coral reef. It is made~~ of underwater coral sands. The~~~~ coral reef is also made of~~~~~~~~ undersea creatures like sponges,~~ snails and mollusks. A coral reef~ continues to grow all the time.~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 29-------------------------------- Bullfighting is a popular sport~~~ here. Many people come to see the~ bullfighter, or matador, wave his~ red cape while fighting the bull.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 30-------------------------------- This is a windmill. The wind turns the blades on the windmill, which~ makes power for electricity and~~~ pumping water. Windmills were used in The Netherlands to drain water~ for building dikes.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 31-------------------------------- This is a panda. They are very~~~~ large, black and white bears that~ eat bamboo. Pandas sleep during~~~ the day and roam the forest at~~~~ night.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 32-------------------------------- This is an igloo, a house made of~ snow. Eskimos, or Inuit Indians,~~ live in igloos. Even though igloos are made of snow, they are very~~~ warm and strong.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 33-------------------------------- Cowboys are hard-working men in~~~ the cattle industry. They spend up to 20 hours a day rounding up~~~~~ cattle and driving herds across~~~ the land. Later, the cattle are~~~ used for their meat and skins.~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 34-------------------------------- This is a lighthouse. A lighthouse is used to show sailors where~~~~~ there is land or shallow water.~~~ Most lighthouses have been~~~~~~~~ replaced by radar.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 35-------------------------------- Stonehenge is the most famous~~~~~ prehistoric stone monument in~~~~~ Europe. It was used for religious~ ceremonies in England long ago.~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 36-------------------------------- Llamas live in the Andes mountain~ range. They are used to carry~~~~~ goods on their backs across the~~~ mountains. Llama wool is used to~~ make warm clothing and blankets.~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 37-------------------------------- This is a moose. It is the largest member of the deer family. Moose~~ are often found in this part of~~~ the world. They live in wet woods. They have long legs and a very~~~~ large head.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 38-------------------------------- This is the remains of the~~~~~~~~ Parthenon, a temple built for the~ goddess Athena in ancient Greece.~ It was made of white marble and~~~ had many large columns. Most of it was destroyed by war and time.~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 39-------------------------------- There are many tall buildings in~~ this city. Very tall buildings are often called skyscrapers.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 40-------------------------------- This is an elephant. Elephants are very large. They eat plants and~~~ drink water by sucking it into~~~~ their trunks and squirting it into their mouths.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 41-------------------------------- Cuba is well known for its cigars. The tobacco grown in Cuba is very~ important to the economy.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 42-------------------------------- This is Chichen Itza. It is in~~~~ Yucatan, Mexico. Chichen Itza was~ the center of life years ago for~~ the Mayans, an Indian tribe.~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 43-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 44-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 45-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 46-------------------------------- This is Niagara Falls. It is a~~~~ large waterfall on the border~~~~~ between Canada and the United~~~~~ States. Niagara Falls is a~~~~~~~~ favorite tourist site. It was~~~~~ formed about 10,000 years ago.~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 47-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 48-------------------------------- This is the Gateway Arch in~~~~~~~ St. Louis. The city of St. Louis~~ was known as the gateway to the~~~ West. Many people stopped here on~ their way to settle the West.~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 49-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 50-------------------------------- The Great Wall of China is really~ made of many smaller walls. They~~ were built to protect China from~~ attacks. The wall was started over 2,000 years ago and parts of it~~~ are still standing.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 51-------------------------------- The Great Wall of China is really~ made of many smaller walls. They~~ were built to protect China from~~ attacks. The wall was started over 2,000 years ago and parts of it~~~ are still standing.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 52-------------------------------- The Great Wall of China is really~ made of many smaller walls. They~~ were built to protect China from~~ attacks. The wall was started over 2,000 years ago and parts of it~~~ are still standing.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 53-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 54-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 55-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 56-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 57-------------------------------- The Trans-Siberian railroad runs~~ between Vladivostock and Moscow.~~ It used to be a popular route for~ traveling between Asia and Europe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 58-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 59-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 60-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 61-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 62-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 63-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 64-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 65-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 66-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 67-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 68-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 69-------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 70--------------------------------