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Entertainment services, namely, an on-going television series featuring the effect of the rise of supercities, defined as cities with twenty million or more people, on health, education, transportation, demographics, energy consumption and distribution, growth patterns, water sources, use and quality, waste management, economics and the cost of living, infrastructure, quality of life and standard of living indices, crime dynamics, calamity risk, and culture and art; Educational services, namely, conducting live and on-line exhibitions, displays and interactive exhibits about the effect of the rise of supercities, defined as cities with twenty million or more people, on health, education, transportation, demographics, energy consumption and distribution, growth patterns, water sources, use and quality, waste management, economics and the cost of living, infrastructure, quality of life and standard of living indices, crime dynamics, calamity risk, and culture and art; educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars and workshops about the effect of the rise of supercities, defined as cities with twenty million or more people, on health, education, transportation, demographics, energy consumption and distribution, growth patterns, water sources, use and quality, waste management, economics and the cost of living, infrastructure, quality of life and standard of living indices, crime dynamics, calamity risk, and culture and art; website containing information about the effect of the rise of supercities, defined as cities with twenty million or more people, on education

Website containing scientific research information about the effect of the rise of supercities, defined as cities with twenty million or more people, on health, education, transportation, demographics, energy consumption and distribution, growth patterns, water sources, use and quality, waste management, economics and the cost of living, infrastructure, quality of life and standard of living indices, crime dynamics, calamity risk, and culture and art