How Odor Recognition Systems Improves Accuracy and Security with 85% Accuracy

 ODOR RECOGNITION SYSTEMS: A REVIEW Abhishek. S2, M.N. Nachappa1 1 Associate Professor, Department Of Computer Science, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Langford Road, Shanthinagar, Bangalore – 560027, India. 2Scholar, Department Of Computer Science, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Langford Road, Shanthinagar, Bangalore – 560027, India. E-mail: mnnachappa@gmail.com ABSTRACT Biometrics, said as authentication and identification of individuals … Read more

Ecological Role of Fungal Secondary-Metabolites: Psilocybin & Its Relatives

 The ecological role of most fungal non-homeostatic secondary-metabolites is still unknown. Unlike their neighboring kingdom, Metazoa, fungi are unable to use movement as a way to avoid threats. Fungi are subject to attack from fungivores and pathogens, including animals and microorganisms (reviewed by Spiteller and Spiteller 2008). They can mediate these interactions with antagonistic … Read more

Alcohol’s Effects on the Brain

 Alcohol use is seen as common place cross culturally having been deemed as a safe and enjoyable beverage. It has been worshipped, bought, and banned throughout its existence of over 10 million years. In recent history there has been much debate on whether this fermented beverage is beneficial or detrimental to the overall well … Read more

How Clara Barton Established the American Red Cross in the US

 The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization that provide emergency services ranging from small house fires to multi-state natural disasters, responds to an emergency every eight minutes. This organization is run by 95% of volunteers who deliver vital services to those in crisis. In August 2017, the United States had one of the most … Read more

Alfred Green’s 1861 Speech Empowers Black People to Fight for US Citizenship and their Rights

 Jackson Harnett P5 12/11/17 Rhetorical Analysis Final Black People in America had been oppressed for since the dawn of the nation, and finally, the civil war breaks out, giving African Americans a possible chance to fight for their rights, and their freedom from slavery. Alfred M. Green’s speech in Philadelphia in 1861, He uses … Read more

Why Taxi Driver is so Iconic 41 Years Later

 Taxi Driver (1978) Having been influenced by French New Wave Cinema, American film Noir and the brutal images of the war in Vietnam, Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver draws on the events of the 60s and 70s to reflect the world in which it was released. However, the film has become iconic; we can still … Read more

The Troubling Facts of Wade Moore's Chronic Liver Disease with Nutritional Management Measures

 Cullen Hughes November 29th, 2017 NUTR 222- Case Study 2 Wade Moore, a 51-year-old male software engineer, is brought to the emergency room by his wife after he suffered what appeared to be a seizure. She tells the emergency room doctor that he has been acting different recently, stating that he often becomes confused … Read more

Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad: An Overview of History and Heritage

 Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad (working together as Dutch Lady Malaysia) (MYX: 3026) is a producer of bovine drain and dairy items in Malaysia since the 1960s. It was beforehand under Royal FrieslandFoods, a Netherlands-based multinational co-agent. Dutch Lady Malaysia is at present an auxiliary of FrieslandCampina, which was … Read more

The International Red Cross: Transforming the World Since 1863

 In times of disasters, strife, and controversy, the International Red Cross provides relief to the masses affected. The Red Cross began as a movement to assist people during the Second War for Italian Independence and has grown to become a powerful, international organization.  Today, this organization focuses on disaster preparedness programs and relief efforts … Read more

Margaret Thatcher’s Radical Individualism and Its Impact on British Society

 Margaret Thatcher, individualism and ignorance Coming from somewhat 'humble beginnings', Margaret Thatcher seemed to manifest the individual's struggle: she reached her goal of becoming Prime Minister, through her own means, in an extremely male-dominated political world. Margaret Thatcher in fact dominated the patriarchy of politics for 11 years, as a woman. In this way, … Read more

Uncovering Grand Canyon’s 6 Million-Year-Old Erosion Puzzle Through Thermochronology

 To an unfamiliar person in this respected field, the Grand Canyon may simply appear to be a giant hole in the ground. But for most scientists, the American Southwest's one of a kind landmark is increasingly, at an astounding rate, looking like multiple ancient canyons of different ages, compiled together by erosion that occurred … Read more