Things In Life Research Articles

REVIEW OF IOT AND DEVELOPING HAND GESTURE RECOGNITION EASY DEVICE (HGRED) FOR DISABLED PEOPLE

Today, the rapid development of technology allows the widespread use of the Internet of Things (IoT) in everyday life. IoT can make human life easier, convenient, especially important for people with disabilities. This paper focuses on the review of IoT in various domains included for healthcare, smart cities, smart environment etc. IoT technology helps and contributes to disabled people to improve their living, helping them live a more automated and independent life. This study focuses on the problem faced by a regular individual to understand a disabled person's language. To overcome this problem, the glove prototype (Hand Gesture Recognition Easy Device) that can transform a person's nonverbal cues into words that the people around them can easily understand is created. Hand Gesture Recognition Easy Device to help disabled people, especially those who are paralyzed to understand their language and communicate with each other. Specifically, this purpose is to develop a smart glove which can sense the movement and send the signal from the push buttons to translate the language through the text. This can help the assistant know the wishes of the paralyzed person. It is hoped that the use of IoT- Hand Gesture Recognition Easy Device can disabled people and improve their quality of life.

LEARNING OBSTACLE SISWA SEKOLAH DASAR PADA MATERI BILANGAN DESIMAL

Understanding decimal numbers is very important to have. Many things in everyday life involve the concept of decimal numbers. Limitations in interpreting decimal numbers can result in errors, such as inaccuracies in measurement activities. In addition, it can also cause obstacles in learning other mathematical material, such as geometry and statistics. Given the importance of understanding decimal numbers, elementary school students need to interpret them properly. This study aims to analyze student learning obstacles related to decimal number material. Through this research, it is hoped that it can become material for reflection, especially for educators to design learning activities that can minimize the possibility of the emergence of similar learning obstacles presented in this study. This study aims to analyze learning obstacles related to decimal number material. Through this research, it is hoped that it can become material for reflection, especially for educators to design learning activities that can minimize the possibility of the emergence of similar learning obstacles presented in this study. This research was conducted on sixth grade elementary school students. Students are given questions related to decimal numbers. The results of student answers were analyzed, then students were interviewed. Interviews were conducted to find out more clearly about the learning barriers experienced by students. The results show that the difficulty in understanding decimal numbers is caused by students' learning experiences that are not meaningful to students. Students learn how to perform mathematical operations on decimal numbers, but have no conceptual knowledge about these numbers

A Review on Removal of Heavy Metals by Biosorption: A Green Technology

Heavy metals have been introduced into the environment because of industrialization. It is well known that heavy metals linger in the environment and endanger organisms. Industrial effluents include microorganisms. To counteract the negative impacts of these metals, they have implemented a variety of measures. These tactics can depend on or be independent of metabolism. One such tactic is biosorption, which involves the interaction of metal ions with cell wall-based metal binding proteins. Algae, fungi, yeasts, and bacteria all engage in biosorption. In addition to live things, leftovers of dead microorganisms also possess biosorbent qualities, such as agricultural wastes like husks, seeds, peels, and stalks from various plants. Temperature, pH, the nature of the biosorbents, the surface area to volume ratio, the quantity of biomass, the initial metal ion concentration, and the metal affinity to the biosorbent are some of the variables that influence the rate of biosorption. Biosorption can be explained using several models, including the Freundlich model and the Langmuir model. Utilizing substances such as thiosulfate, mineral acids, and organic acids, biosorbed metals can be recovered. To avoid changing a biosorbent's physical qualities, the desorption agent should be carefully chosen. It concludes that, biosorption is an effective green technology to remove heavy metals from various types of effluents. Keywords: Heavy metals, biosorption, bacteria, algae, fungi, yeasts.

The Role of the Family in Facing the Impact of Advances in Information Technology on the Lives of Children and Adolescents (Review of Islamic Psychology)

Change is a natural thing in life, as well as changes in technology always occur along with the development of science. Technological changes have affected many aspects of life, including family life. The family as the most basic social organization inevitably has to adapt to all changes. Currently, the development of information technology has reached various areas of life and has become a primary need for every family. However, the parties most vulnerable to receiving negative impacts are children and adolescents. The family plays a central role in overseeing the development of children amidst the pace of technological change. This paper will review the impact of technological advances on family life, especially for the growth and development of children and adolescents in a review of Islamic Psychology. The role of the family in replacing the fulfillment of needs which is the motive for children and adolescents to use the internet is also discussed using the Uses Gratification theory. This U G theory identifies five groups of basic needs in media, namely cognitive needs (obtaining information, knowledge, and understanding), affective needs (emotions, pleasure/satisfaction, and feelings), personal integrative needs (credibility, stability, and status), the need for social integration (interacting with friends, family, etc.), and the need for tension relief (escape and diversion).

Basic Assumptions of Human Science (Rationalism, Empiricism, Criticism, Intuitionism) for The Development of Science

Knowledge is realized is something very valuable, and vice versa, ignorance is a bad thing in human life. However, most do not know in depth what they consider to be knowledge. This article discusses the basic assumptions of human science. First explained Rationalism, Empiricism, Criticism, and Intuitionism. The type of research used in this article is descriptive analytics, this article uses data collection techniques in the form of a literature study to collect data as the main source. This is followed by a description of the various basic assumptions.

ANALISA TINGKAT KESEJAHTERAAN KELUARGA PASANGAN MENIKAH USIA DINI KANTOR URUSAN AGAMA (KUA) KECAMATAN BAKI

Marriage is a phenomenon that is always interesting to discuss in society. Marriage is an important thing for human life, especially in social life in society and survival for the next generation of humans. The phenomenon of early marriage in Baki District has recently been increasing over the last three years. This study aims to analyze what factors influence the occurrence of early marriage and analyze the level of household welfare in couples rising at an early age Religious AffairsOffice in the Baki District.This research is a qualitative descriptive study aimed at getting an overview of the factors that lead to early marriage and the level of family welfare of couples who marry at an early age in the Baki District area. Data collection techniques in this study used direct surveys, interviews and documentation studies. The data analysis technique used in this study uses interactive descriptive analysis.The results of this study draw the conclusion that the main cause of underage marriages in the Baki District area is due to pregnancy out of wedlock which is influenced by the presence of promiscuity factors, educational factors, economic factors and parental encouragement factors. The welfare level of early age couples in the Baki District is included in the pre-prosperous level.

How Research Findings from Positive Psychology Can Inform Other Areas of Applied Psychology

The study looks into whether a happy individual performs better in other areas of applied psychology such as school, sports, forensic, health, developmental, and clinical. Critical review of some electronic databases such as Web of Science, ProQuest Central were extensively searched for to identify scholarly related journals. Positive psychology right the wrong, correct the imbalance by focusing on strengths as well as weaknesses, building the best things in life, revamping the worst. Two sub-categories of happiness are hedonism which mitigates unpleasant feelings and maximizes pleasant feelings while eudaimonism means a pursuit of virtue, excellence, and the best. Communities are comprised of mental & physical health. The well-being of any community requires to be cared for and influenced positively. Positive psychology complements rather than replaces traditional therapy, lessening emotional agony and confusion, developing better ways of coping and reducing unhealthy thoughts. Positive emotion and life satisfaction contribute to better physical health and immune function such as fewer visits to the general practitioners; faster healing; longer life; greater creativity; increased success at work like better decision making and performance; improved earnings etc. greater ability to cope with challenges.

Forming the Power of Effective Communication in the Era of Globalization in Students and Students YPI El-Syarief Kresek, Tangerang District

Basically as living beings and as social beings, humans can interact with one another using communication. Communication can be done by anyone, anytime, and anywhere. Communication is a very important human activity not only in group or organizational life, but also very important in human life in general. Communication is an essential thing in human life. Communication can be done in simple to complex ways. However, everyone cannot understand the concept of effective communication where the development of technology and communication in the current era of globalization has drastically changed how humans communicate. The demands of the times force people to really study and understand technological developments and communication in the current era where humans have to be good at processing words and sentences so that the communication that is carried out really goes well so that they can get effective communication and not experience miscommunication. in expressing thoughts or perceptions expressed. In the "empowerment to the community" (PKM) activity which involved the YPI EL-SYRIEF school community in counseling the formation of a strength or communication skill in the era of globalization which took place in class 11 YPI EL-SYARIEF KRESEK which was attended by students of class 10 and class 11 the purpose of the extension is where the author wants to equip students with communication skills. Lecture methods, practice and giving questionnaires that challenge students to directly practice how to communicate. Which is a form of counseling and training so that in the future these students can communicate effectively, both verbally and nonverbally, and are confident in expressing opinions or perceptions using media or tools by paying attention to the effects that are caused.

A synthesis of qualitative research to understand the complexity behind treatment decision-making for osteoarthritis

ObjectiveOsteoarthritis is the most common joint disease with treatment involving a multidisciplinary approach with pharmacological, physical therapies and surgery as options. Qualitative research can help us to understand the complexity of managing health conditions and this understanding plays a role in good clinical practice. We aimed to systematically search for, identify, and synthesise qualitative research exploring the experience of living with osteoarthritis, including decision making about joint replacement. MethodsWe comprehensively searched 4 bibliographic databases and used the methods of meta-ethnography to synthesise qualitative research findings. We screened 10 ​123 titles, 548 abstracts, and 139 full texts. We included findings from 118 reports (105 unique samples) of at least 2534 adults living with osteoarthritis around the world. ResultsWe developed 7 themes: Becoming your own expert can be hard work; Living has become a careful balancing act; Medication is a double-edged sword; I have other things in my life to consider; You have to weigh up the odds of surgery; Surgery is the only effective option; and Surgery will give me a chance to live now. These findings have been drawn into a conceptual model reflecting a complex balancing act with tensions underpinning treatment decision making. ConclusionsOsteoarthritis is framed as a world where patients become their own expert about their management and healthcare choices. Our conceptual model highlights key tensions underpinning treatment decision-making. These findings provide clinicians with insight of the complex nature of these decisions and how they can help patients through shared decision making.

Human Behavior in the Digital Age: Study of Social Media Users’ Behavior and Its Impact on Mental and Physical Health in the Future

Technological developments present various new things in human life, including social media. Behavior in using social media can affect the lives of its users. Often the negative behavior that is carried out when using social media has an impact on mental and physical health. This study then aims to see how social media usage behavior impacts mental and physical health in the future. This research is descriptive qualitative research. The data used in this study comes from various research results and previous studies. The results of this study indicate that excessive use of social media can have addictive effects. This addiction can impact mental health through depression, stress, anxiety, and loneliness. If this mental health disorder occurs for a long time, it will cause physical disturbances such as changes in blood pressure and hypertension. In addition, excessive use of social media can also cause problems with eye health and sleep problems.

From the Chair

Thank you for being a subscriber of the Business Valuation Review (BVR). This long-standing publication of the American Society of Appraisers has been in existence since Spring 1982 and was previously titled Business Valuation News until 1985. It has historically been published four times a year and is a journal of diverse valuation topics that range from the traditional to the controversial to the very esoteric. Authors are typically esteemed practitioners or academics.Over the past ten years or so, we at the ASA have struggled with the idea of continuing BVR in its traditional print publication or permanently move to an online-only electronic format or continue the hybrid formula we currently utilize of print and online. A handful of years ago, to keep current with the times, we moved to strictly electronic delivery of the publication. However, member feedback led us to revert back to print while keeping our online edition.But where do we go from here? Should we maintain the publication in print? Should the format retain its academic and clinical stature? Or do we mix things up and possibly change the publication to something more commercial and general?ASA surveyed the membership for their feedback toward the end of 2022. The results of that survey have led us to put together a task force to make decisions on our publication. The task force will be charged with the following:Eventually all things in life need a tune-up or perhaps an entire transformation. Going forward, we at the ASA want what is best for our members and the readers of BVR. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please email me at erin@erin-hollis.com. I believe BVR is ASA's legacy to the business valuation industry. It's not an easy read and it's not for everyone, but it's a tradition our business valuation members are proud of.

From the Editor

From the Editor Dominic Rainsford Whether David Copperfield was the hero of his own life is a matter for inexhaustible debate–for him and the rest of us. He is now, however, the hero of his own issue of Dickens Quarterly. This has happened, like so many things in life, quite by chance. In other words, this is an "unofficial" special issue. While Bleak House has been, for some time, the most written-about Dickens novel, it is very good to see that Dickens's "favourite child" also continues to attract strong interest, resulting in essays of the caliber of those included here, all of which, I think, have something new and important to say about the novel. Like almost all of Dickens's writing, Copperfield has the paradoxical merit of being both sweet and disturbing, as we can see in the two pictorial interpretations of David meeting Betsey Trotwood shown below: the first by Phiz, in a delicately tinted version; the second by the obscure Danish modernist and Aunt Betsey-obsessive, Christian Kongstad Petersen.1 [End Page 5] Click for larger view View full resolution "I make myself known to my aunt". Frontispiece by Hablot K. Browne ("Phiz") to David Copperfield, London Edition, Caxton Publishing Company, undated, c. 1900. [End Page 6] Click for larger view View full resolution Christian Kongstad Petersen (1862–1940), David Copperfield opsøger sin tante, Miss Betsey Trotwood i Dover (David Copperfield Seeks out his Aunt, Miss Betsey Trotwood, in Dover), pen and ink, scraped paper, 421 x 313 mm, 1925 and 1927; The Royal Collection of Graphic Art, National Gallery of Denmark, KKS1992-156. [End Page 7] Dominic Rainsford Aarhus University Footnotes 1. For many more reproductions of Kongstad Petersen's Dickens-inspired art, see my article on him in Dickens Quarterly, vol. 34, no. 4 (2017). Copyright © 2023 The Dickens Society

The Marian Turn in Newman's Idea of History

ABSTRACT: This essay examines the degree to which Newman's gradual assent to Marian dogma strengthened the aesthetic and spiritual dimensions of his philosophy of history from the 1840s, onward. Derivatively, it considers how the most fitting place to discern Newman's meditative idea of history is in his literary and devotional writings and not only in his expositions on doctrine and catechesis. The essay concludes by proposing that Newman's meditative approach to the question of history is saturated by the Marian habit of attention, of pondering the things of life in the heart, and stands in marked (and redressive) contrast to the emerging philosophies of power politics that have come to characterize late modernity.

Pemetaan Kualitas Air Tanah Desa Sambibulu Kabupaten Sidoarjo di Area Tempat Penampungan Sampah Sementara

Garbage and water are two important things for human life. Water is one of the natural resources needed by all living things in the world, both humans, animals and plants. Therefore, it must be protected and preserved so that it is not contaminated. One type of pollution is placing garbage close to groundwater sources so that it produces leachate which contaminates the soil. Sidoarjo has a TPS Sambibulu which is a temporary storage area for waste that uses open land because there is no solution to divert it, before finally being disposed of in the Jabon TPA. The location is Jalan Sambibulu, Sambibulu Village, Sidoarjo Regency, East Java 61257. This TPS serves 8,466 people. The average amount of TPS waste is 1024 kg/day, consisting of 39% inorganic waste and 61% organic waste. The purpose of this work is to determine the soil water content in the wells around the TPS with the parameters tested, namely. ammonia (NH3), phosphate (PO), organic matter (KMnO) and groundwater pH at several distances from TPS Sambibulu, and identification. the spread of waste pollution from TPS to groundwater. Based on the results of the study it is known that the majority of pollutant at TPS 0 m, 10 m, 50 m and 100 m exceed PP RI No. 82 of 2001 and PERMENKES RI no. 92/MENKES/PER/IV/2010, but the concentration values of all parameters at a distance of 100 meters from TPS meet the approved quality standards.

Beyond loss: An essay about presence and sparkling moments based on observations from life coexisting with a person living with dementia.

This is an essay based on a story with observations, about present and sparkling moments from everyday life coexisting with a mother living with dementia. The story is used to begin philosophical underpinnings reflecting on 'how it could be otherwise'. Dementia deploys brutal existential experiences such as cognitive deterioration, decline in mental functioning and often hurtful social judgements. The person living with dementia goes through transformation and changes of self. Cognitive decline progressively disrupts the foundations upon which social connectedness is built, often creating a profound sense of insecurity. The challenge for carers and healthcare professionals is therefore to find ways of clarifying a concept of agency. It will be worthwhile developing the ability of attuning into 'what is there' arising from every corner of the care situation. Understanding and practicing this can strengthen existence and the experience of connectedness and meaning, empowering the person with dementia. It is important to find ways, relational moves, in which carers and healthcare professionals can embed the creativity appearing in mundane everyday situations filled with surplus of meaning, sharing mental landscapes (and embodied relational understanding) with the person living with dementia - seizing and sharing aesthetic moments (verbal and nonverbal) being present together. We argue that carers and healthcare professionals may find this understanding of care useful. This implies looking into a phenomenological-hermeneutic perspective developing competences as well as practical wisdom understanding and being aware of the creative and innovative possibilities (often preverbal and unnoticed small things) in everyday life of what we, inspired by psychoanalyst Daniel Stern, call sparkling moments of meeting, creating experience with the other that is personally undergone and lived through in the present.

The Pleasure to Smile: A Review Article

Most people find happiness by making money, eating good food, or spending time with friends. Epicurean philosophy provides an explanation of what makes people happy and how to experience joy and pleasure in life. Gossipiboma is a rare complication that can occur due to human negligence. Gossipiboma’s form as a complication of inflammatory reaction to a surgical sponge or a laparotomy pad left mistakenly in the body of the patient after a surgical procedure. The term Gossipiboma is a combination of two words from two different languages; Gossypium a Latin word which mean cotton and boma a Kiswahili word which means plan of concealment. Their incidence is reported to be 1 in 1000 to 1500 surgery. We present here a case of a 67-year-old male who had a history of right-sided Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL) five years back. No immediate post procedure complications occurred however the patient presented to the Outpatient Department (OPD) with left flank pain and his Computed Tomography (CT) scan was done which showed an organized Gossipiboma.Most people find happiness by making money, eating good food, or spending time with friends. Epicurean philosophy provides an explanation of what makes people happy and how to experience joy and pleasure in life. It focuses on the absence of pain as the path to happiness and advocates leading a simple lifestyle. There are people in the world who are happy just because they live and they live much longer without cancer, cardiovascular or other social important diseases. The material measurability of the timelessness in which we live does not exist, and the virtues have preserved them above all as human beings. They have the ability to enjoy the simple things in life, which in most cases are not financially commensurate. The connection between the beauty of the smile, positive health and longevity has been consciously sought. All aspects of the life of the Bulgarian population are outlined, which are positive and could lead them out of the black rankings for morbidity and mortality in Europe and the world. Questions are raised related to the health and activity of long-lived and centenarians and what in the modern way of life turn this trend into a negative one.

PENANAMAN KEDISIPLINAN SISWA MELALUI SHALAT DHUHA DI MTs NEGERI 11 JOMBANG

Discipline is a very absolute thing in human life, because a human being without strong discipline will damage the joints of his life, with the value of discipline, every individual person can carry out his daily duties and responsibilities well, successfully, and in accordance with programmed plan.Discipline ??of students needs to be instilled in educational institutions to form a strong character in carrying out educational and learning activities.This research was conducted at MTs Negeri 11 Jombang. The objectives achieved in this study are to describe the reality of student discipline at MTs Negeri 11 Jombang and the role of teachers in improving student discipline through inculcating disciplinary values ??at MTs Negeri 11 Jombang. Thisstudy used a qualitative method with aqualitative descriptive approach. The technique of collecting data used the methods of observation, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis using an interactive model with the stages of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion or verification.The results of this study are the reality of student discipline at MTs Negeri 11 Jombang, every morning before KBM perform dhuha prayers in congregation, while the teacher's role is improve student discipline through inculcating disciplinary ??at MTs Negeri 11 Jombang. and apply, guide, provide advice, provide examples, convey, and also evaluate. Supporting and inhibiting factors in inculcating discipline: a) Supporting factors, namely: the availability of facilities and infrastructure, absence, encouragement and the theacher council, b) Inhibiting factors, namely: the existence of a pandemic, the number of which coincides with exams, the capacity of the mosque inadequate.

Impact of Electromagnetic Pollution on human health and environment a case study in Pakistan

All living things, including people, plants, animals, and, in fact, all of God's creatures, need to connect with one another to maintain their life cycles. They are constrained inside their predetermined realm and have several methods to interact with one another. Technology becomes more engaged in communication over time, and human productivity rises as a result, such as when signals are converted into understandable communications. Since people desire to be involved in whatever they do, Radio Frequency (RF), a form of electromagnetic wave technology, has been developed for communication. RF-based communication technology makes life easier for people, but the exponential growth in demand for the technology has led to high levels of engagement with communication devices—something that is undoubtedly harmful to people and other living things.
 The participation and prolonged use of RF devices expose people to more live things that have an impact on their health and the environment. In this study, we will assess the direct and indirect effects of heavy electromagnetic pollution on the ecosystem and the health of living things. The Pakistan region has been chosen since it is among the world's most densely inhabited regions in terms of sample size. When Metaverse is made available to everyone, especially in Pakistan, the metaverse starts generating electromagnetic radiation, which will have a significant influence on electromagnetic pollution, although no research has been able to demonstrate the relationship in comparison to the metaverse.

Хэмт үг танихуй, сэтгэлгээний баримт болох нь (монгол, орос үлгэрийн жишээгээр)

Each nation has its own way, tradition, peculiarities of thinking of counting, measuring, outlining and describing things in life. In addition, they express it in a rich vocabulary. Before people get acquainted with the development of science, they used this rich vocabulary in their life. The rich vocabulary is the linguistics study to express national culture and mentalitet, and realis. In this way, it became the center of interest of linguists. Further, it is a study that must be researched. Through this study work, I intended to show that measure words are the expressions of cognitive and mentality. I aimed to demonstrate the evidence of Mongolian and Russian fairy tales.

Книги в студенческой среде: предпочтения, активность чтения и влияние на успеваемость

The article analyzes reading skills, reading ability, erudition (knowledge of the studied works, understanding of literary concepts) and the ability to work with a book (definition and selection of books by genre, authors, topics), reading skills and abilities (perception, interpretation and evaluation of the work). For this purpose, diagnostic tasks and tests were used as part of the study. A sociological survey was conducted among students of leading universities in Central Federal District to determine their preferences, frequency and activity of reading. The relationship between reading frequency and academic performance was studied. It was found that preferences, frequency and activity of reading depend on family traditions, the level of education and education of the parents (or one of the parents), as well as on the influence of the reference personality (group). For students who have formed the skills and abilities of their own reading activity, developed reading and book skills, who consciously chose the direction of study and university, such students have high academic performance. Students who enrolled on the basis of whatever university and direction of study, for them books (reading) are a way of escaping reality (escapism, avoiding unpleasant, boring things in life). In addition, it has been established that for students from low-resource groups, books act as a prestigious element of social status, characterizing the level of education and education, which in reality does not exist not among parents, not among students. For this category of students, books are on the shelves as elements of social status, and not as tools with which you can improve your knowledge or take any behavioral models from the works for your daily practice. It has been established that girls mainly read foreign and domestic classics, and young men read historical, bibliographic books (Life of Remarkable People). Students from high-resource groups, when preparing for classes, primarily use the resources of their (parent) home library. Students from medium-resource and low-resource groups, when doing homework, writing essays, test papers, essays, use books from the university library. It was found that girls have a higher vocabulary, general knowledge and cultural awareness, as well as reading comprehension than boys. This is due to their love (sometimes habit) for systematic and purposeful reading. Students whose parents have higher education and high positions are able to search and find books necessary for development, and also have the habit of reading books. The higher the level of education of parents, the earlier they instill in their children a love of reading. Regular reading of short stories or novels outside of school leads to an increase in academic performance as part of university studies. Those who read paper books learn better than those who read digitized books on the Internet. Based on the results of the study, measures are proposed aimed at improving knowledge of the basics of grammar of the Russian language, expanding vocabulary, which is possible, first of all, through introducing students (youth) to the systematic reading of books.