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I am exploring _the lobby of the DT building on 12 floor_because I want to find out how __the lobby space can be more attractive__________ in order to ___give students chances to communicate with each other_______. I will be approaching this project from the lens of a...
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“The Lucky Iron Fish” video analysis Problems: Iron deficiency in Cambodia where almost 50% of the population (6 million) suffers from this preventable condition. 5 billion people worldwide suffer from iron deficiency making it a global problem. Inequality and unemployment resulting from disability and social isolation...
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Lucky Iron Fish: My Comments The problem Iron deficiency in Cambodia and other parts of the world. The solution The team came up with a iron bar in the shape of a fish, which could be added along with the food so that the iron content kept going in...
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For my midterm website I tried to think of a way to implement my page about myself into what may be my final project. For my final project I am going to be trying to communicate queer identities through the old game "Tetris". So with...
Continue ReadingL-TRAIN – Thoughts on Iron Fish, Obermeyer
The iron fish is a simple solution to a simply solvable problem. It took into account the cuisines of the areas where it would have the most impact, and also made the shape a friendly fish. The concept reminded me of the folklore surrounding Stone...
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What is the problem? There are vulnerabilities within the voting process and no strategic placement of an external system to verify the accuracy of voting information. If done by hand there is the obvious primary issue of human error during the count. However, even done through...
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What is the problem? Millions of people are impacted by iron deficiencies due to food disparity and malnutrition. Access and socio-economic restraints inhibit many people from acquiring the appropriate daily value of iron intake. This results in fatigue, lower cognitive functioning, among other ailments that can...
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