Soraya Faizah

Hi! In this post, i want to share with you guys how was the edu passion 2019.  Compared to last year, edu passion 2019 is much more intresting. We were crowded with audience with their own curiousity. Many senior years came to collect information about invited universities. Universities that attended were ITB, UNPAD, UI, STAN, UNISBA, IPB, UNPAR, etc. Many courses institution fill the stands too. Such as GO, Tridaya, english courses, Inten, etc. They came to introduce and advertise their service to the students attended. the commitee also offered presentation from each major of university. This was the schedule.  Each presentatives from the major must represent the whole major. They introduce to audience what do they do, the expense per semester, what should we prepare to be accepted in the major, etc Edu Passion is a useful event for us students, it helps us to gain information from universities and motivate us to achieve our dreams.  I hope the next edu passion will b

Crepuscular rays,  more commonly known as  sunbeams ,  sun rays ,  splintered light , or  god rays , in  meteorological optics , are  rays  of  sunlight  that appear to radiate from the point in the sky where the  Sun  is located. Shining through openings in clouds or between other objects such as mountains, these columns of sunlit  scattering  particles are separated by darker shadowed volumes. Despite seeming to converge toward the light source, the rays are essentially parallel shafts of sunlit and shadowed particles. Their apparent convergence is a  visual illusion  from  linear perspective . This illusion is the same as railway lines' or long hallways' appearing to converge at a distant  vanishing point . The scattering particles that make crepuscular rays visible can be air molecules or  particulates . The name comes from their frequent occurrences during  twilight  hours (those around dawn and dusk), when the contrasts between light and dark are the most o

Hello, my name is Soraya Faizah. Im a student studying at SMAN 3 Bandung. Im the youngest sister in my family along with my older brother and sister. My sister is continuing her study in Business and management school in ITB and my brother just graduated from accountant in Telkom University. My extraculicular at school is theatre. I learn dance, makeup, acting, etc in tiloes theatre. I also made a new family there. Tiloes theatre is definitely the highlight of my highschool. Outside, i like to spend time with my family and my friends. I still searching for a good library and museum in bandung to hang out. Im still unsure about my dream job, but Im intrested in learning about microbiologist, human anatomy, history and sociology. So  my dream job isnt far from Doctor, Psychologist, and Microbiologist. My strength is i can do my job cleanly, meaning i like to do a job following its procedure so the output isnt so messy. Im also good at logic and memorizing. I can also express my

Hello ! i want to share with you guys my memorable moments in bakdes.  Our house-mother is really kind! she always prepare the best meal we could ever have there. She works as a volunteer in her village' administration. She have 3 children, 2 daughters and a son. The oldest sister already graduated from college and she's pretty quiet, we dont talk much with her. The son is on junior high school and we never met him and the youngest sister is still in playground, we play with her alot in her aunt's house nearby. we're also play alot with his cousins! their big family live nearby so i think that's why villagers "gotong royong" culture is better than citizens. Before we go to the village, me and my fellow tst friends took a picture together, we also wore the same shirt ! We learnt alot there! the commitee prepared alot material for us to learn. we learned about tractor, how to plant plants, etc. There is a teletubbies hill, the scenery th

Soraya Faizah Borromeus Hospital Jl. Ir. H.Djuanda No.100, Lebakgede, Coblong,  Kota Bandung, Jawa Barat 40132 March, 1st 2018 Dedi Kusumawardan Jl. Anggrek Utama no 17 Kota Bandung, Jawa Barat Dear Mr. Dedi I would like to invite you and your staff to participate in a tour of the pharmacy services at Your Hospital Name on March 10, 2010, during National Patient Safety Awareness Week. As a constituent and a pharmacist, it’s important to me that my neighbors and my patients are able to receive safe and effective care at the hospitals in our community. A tour of our facility would highlight for you the ways that pharmacists who practice in hospitals and health-systems help to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. Pharmacist services in hospitals and health systems are more clinically focused than those generally found at a local drug or grocery store. The patients that I see are often very sick and require complex medication therapy. I work closely with doctors and n