Abstract With increasing urban migration there is a need of improving facilities available in the public restrooms to ensure a safe contamination-free environment. This project attempts to design and develop an Automatic Sanitization system for public restrooms using an integrated circuit with a pre-defined control algorithm (555NE). This system comprises a hand washing and hand drying system built in a solitary unit. For standard application, the system is designed to ensure it is user-friendly and interactive with ease of installation...
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How far would you go to make your dreams come true? Would you be willing to give up things you love and go through many hardships just to turn your dream into a reality? Even if the dream has a low chance of coming true and is an unrealistic goal, will you still stop at nothing to get it? Well in both A Raisin in the Sun and A House on Mango Street the characters go through a lot, just...
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The word feminine has different meanings to different people but to me, it means being able to show a soft and sympathetic side while at the same time demonstrating strength. I feel as though the definition of the feminine has changed over time as it was used back then to somewhat degrade women and make them feel as though they shouldn't be outspoken or independent. Women are becoming more self-reliant and self-sufficient because we now have more choices and freedom....
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Textual Background It is thought that Shakespeare composed Julius Caesar between 1599 and 1600 and even though there were many prior accounts of Caesar`s rule and demise, Shakespeare is the only one that follows the other characters, particularly Brutus (Shakespeare`s Plays). The only reliable text of Julius Caesar comes from the First Folio of 1623 and it is believed to be derived from a promptbook by the theatre company rather than Shakespeare, because of the inclusion of stage directions (Greenblatt,...
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Being the oldest of three has been one of the toughest obstacles that I have gone through due to all the responsibilities: taking care of my sisters; earning good grades so they can view me as a role model; being the first one to speak English in my family and having to translate for my mom. “ There’s agua in la casa mommy!!” The night was pitch black and the water was up to my knees the rain outside was...
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Growing up, I was extremely lucky to have many great literacy sponsors that I had the ability to interact with and learn. Each one has furthered my knowledge in ways that benefited me in one shape or another. But one sponsor out of them all, had the biggest impact on me growing up into who I am today, and that is my parents. Whether it is telling me what I can’t watch or listen to as a young child, or...
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Introduction In the realm of education, teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the intellectual and emotional development of their students. Among the many educators who have left indelible marks on students' lives, there are a select few whose influence transcends the confines of the classroom. The best teachers do not merely impart knowledge; they inspire curiosity, foster resilience, and cultivate a lifelong love for learning. This essay delves into the qualities that distinguish an exceptional educator and examines the...
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Introduction Walter Dean Myers' novel Monster delves into the intricate fabric of identity, justice, and the societal perceptions of youth entangled within the criminal justice system. This literary work, often categorized as a courtroom drama, weaves a complex narrative that challenges readers to confront their preconceived notions of guilt and innocence. Through the protagonist, Steve Harmon, Myers explores the multifaceted nature of identity as it is shaped by external circumstances and internal conflicts. As Steve faces charges of murder, the...
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Is This Really Feminism? From fashion to media to music, even video games, we can see how the raunch culture influences just about every aspect of everyone's lives. Ariel Levy’s Female Chauvinistic Pigs gives readers a greater insight into why this culture is affecting the lives of women and young girls everywhere. Pop culture feeds social media is constantly being absorbed by young men and women, where both subject ideas of the predator/ prey mindset and chauvinist mindset discussed by...
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Introduction Self-awareness is defined as “an individual’s ability to understand one’s feelings, even as they change from moment to moment.” (Abrahams,2007). self-awareness refers to the person’s potential to become an object of one’s own attention (Duval &Wicklund,1972), in which the person actively identifies, processes, and stores information about the self. Which means it is an awareness of one’s own mental state like perception, sensations, emotions, attitudes, and intentions. According to (Gowing, 2001; Jacobs, 2001 Macaleer and Shannon, 2003; Zuckerman et...
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Is college for you or against you? The cost of a college education greatly affects a family's financial situation. Students often accumulate a large sum of debt and end up working to pay it off for years down the road. Roger Scruton, author of “The Idea of a University” informs readers despite the cost, universities are an irreplaceable value. However, there is no denying that college costs have catapulted over the past decade; as the costs of tuition continue to...
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With all the lessons that I have in this training “TEACH ON: Keeping the Passion Alive”, I’ve learned a lot that will help me in my teaching profession as a newly hired teacher. And before it ends, there’s one word that always stuck in my heart; the word “Passion”. I’ve realized that once you teach from the heart and not just the use of the book, there is a passion that keeps burning in you. Meaning, we don’t need to...
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The UK is one of the few countries among modern democracies that has no single, definitive written constitutional document. The reason for this lies in the history of the evolution and development of British society and government. Low (1904) highlighted the evolutionary nature of the constitution through his commentary that ‘ other constitutions have been built; that of England has been allowed to grow.. our constitution is based not on codified rules but tacit understandings. Given the evolutionary nature of...
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Martin Luther King Jr. wanted life to be fair, enjoyable, memorable, equal, and loving, he wanted to make the world a better place. He went out to people of all nationalities, backgrounds, and ethnicity to make sure that they knew his message because he wanted to spread the word of love and equality. King’s passage in “I Have a Dream” speech, personally connects with every African American out there because he experiences everything that they go through. For example, the...
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Understanding the term “Horror movie”, its definition can be acknowledged as intellectual nourishment that seeks to elicit fear. It was like a flavor that has been added to make the dishes become more delicious, nutrition or subsistence to our body, and because of all the emotions, our brain perceived that forces us to become more emotional. Horror movies have existed for more than a century and it contains various genres such as comedy horror, action horror, psychological horror or disaster...
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From the 1870s to the 1890s, the United States entered a period of dramatic change and rapid industrialization. The economy was gradually shifting from agrarian to industrial and urbanization was happening at an exponential rate. Mark Twain named this period the Gilded Age and described it as a time during which greed and political corruption ruled. While there were millions of industrial workers, farmers, and clerks, the wealthy entrepreneurs who owned the factories controlled most of the wealth in the...
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The profession of nursing involves a multitude of qualities that are needed in order to successfully provide care to patients. Our group has created a Coat of Arms depicting just a few of the key qualities involved in nursing. The Coat of Arms consists of five symbols, each representing an important quality in nursing. The first symbol is a dragon, which represents integrity. A dragon represents integrity, as it conveys strong morals, honesty, and accepting responsibility, this is also the...
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Cancer The phrase everyone dreads and wishes to never hear… you have cancer. Cancer will take you by storm not only affecting you, but your loved ones, nurses, and healthcare providers. It is a beast that can drain you and everyone around you emotionally. Treatment can be exhausting and alters clients and their everyday life. With organizations like The American Cancer Society assist families and clients with everyday needs like transportation and support them in difficult times. Communities really come...
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In this essay, I am going to describe the five most famous historical places of Pompeii. Some of them have been preserved in perfect condition, while others have been damaged over the years. These are the places that the ancient inhabitants of Pompeii visited every day, watching a gladiator fight, going to the bath or walking around the city. Almost 2,000 years ago, these places were owned and cared for by the ancient inhabitants of Pompeii. The first place is...
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One of the most crucial aspects of any organization is providing a very conducive, productive atmosphere in the office since it is where innovative ideas are created. Highly skilled people are hired, meticulous, fearless decision makers and goals are driven. Working in an office can be a pleasant experience in the case of proper organization of workplace and dynamic working culture within an office. It gives specific advantages for employees. Like employees are provided with supervision and support by the...
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For years, films have been criticized on how they portray mental disorders in film. From ‘Psycho’ in 1960, which devised the persistent confusion on whether Norman Bates is schizophrenic or has dissociative identity disorder to ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ in 1975, that created the idea that psychiatric hospitals are prisons where there is no concern on a patient's rights; films struggle to escape the blame for the ongoing stigma relating to mental illnesses. Throughout the years, films have...
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After the breakout success of The Jackson 5 with the release of 1969’s ‘I Want You Back’, Michael Jackson, who was 11 at the time he began as lead singer in the band, has been front and center within the public eye. While Jackson’s first four solo studio albums saw middling success, it was only after his first album with Epic Records, 1979’s ‘Off the Wall’, that the whole world witnessed as he ascended from relative fame into superstardom, crowning...
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“A new survey by the Azrieli Foundation and Claims Conference finds, in April of 2018, an alarming 52% of millennials cannot name at least one concentration camp or ghetto, and nearly one quarter, or 22%, of millennials have not heard, or are not sure, if they have heard of the Holocaust” (Azrieli). The danger of a single story is the leading cause to genocide of a certain group. My purpose is to describe to the teachers in the RBHS English...
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Biomedical science involves using a range of laboratory techniques to diagnose and find treatments for various diseases. In this essay we will focus on the role that biomedical science plays in diagnosing various types of cancers. The different approaches in biomedical cancer diagnosis that will be covered are: biomarkers (i.e., miRNA), biopsies (i.e., liquid biopsies), blood tests and histology image analysis. Biomarkers are found in blood, tissues as well as other fluids in the body. These are biological molecules that...
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‘Kindred’, by Octavia E. Butler, tells the story of Dana, a 26-year-old African American woman from the 1970s, who is constantly called into the 19th century antebellum South by her white ancestor, Rufus Weylin. After learning she must keep Rufus alive to ensure her own bloodline, she explores her family’s roots while at the same time, struggles to witness and endure the hardships of slavery. By allowing Dana to lose her arm on her last trip back from the past,...
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Michael Jackson - musician, dancer, environmentalist, icon… the list could go on. He was born on August 25, 1958 in Gary, Indiana. His mother and father, Katherine and Joseph Jackson, always had a love for music. They were devoted Jehovah’s Witnesses, but he later converted to Islam. When Michael was 6, his father decided to create ‘The Jackson 5’, a musical group consisting of his 4 older siblings. Although Michael wanted to pursue music, he was regularly beaten and threatened...
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The athletic director (AD) reports directly to the president of the school. In this role the AD serves as an administrator over functions of an athletic nature. The program can encompass several sports in either the NCAA or NAIA championship programs, the coaches, assistant coaches, athletic trainers, sports information, and student workers. The athletic director provides administrative direction and oversight for all aspects of the school’s athletic program with special attention to recruiting athletes and developing resources for the area...
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In ‘Bully’ Martin Espada uses the first stanza to introduce the theme of his poem. “In the school auditorium/the Theodore Roosevelt statue/is nostalgic” (lines 1-3). The statue described emanates a nostalgia for the Spanish-American war, which was considered by many to be a morally reprehensible act of hate upon Hispanic people. The author of the poem, Martin Espada, was introduced early on to political activism by his father, Frank Espada, who was a leader in the Puerto Rican community and...
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In the novel ‘Kindred’, Author Octavia Butler travels back to the time where slavery was the big part of American life. Butler sends the modern characters like Dana and Kevin to experience the past. As Dana traveled back and forth several times and every time she goes there is a new situation behind it. Butler clears up how interracial relationship had changed Dana’s life as living with kevin as a free women she was happy what she had with Kevin,...
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The Declaration of Independence was written because people were escaping King George the Third, who was a tyrant and oppressed his people in Great Britain. The people escaped to what is now America. Later, the DOI was created on July 4, 1776. The hope of these founders was to create a better nation with values and ideals to improve government as opposed to King George’s ruling. The DOI lists all the bad things the tyrant has committed which hurt domestic...
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