...When reading the article on p.109, there is a component of the overall security objective, which deserves the most attention in the environments that were mentioned. That component is gun violence. “Gun violence has become a major concern in the nation, and churches are not immune.” Personally, I believe that security would be the component that is less pertinent for these particular environments during a vulnerability assessment. The reason I say this is because, if there was proper security at churches then the shootings, fires and bombs would not have happened. Relative to the security of the churches, some countermeasures or possible solutions for the shootings, incidences of arson, and bombings, would have to be cracking down on the security. Churches are usually more of a tight little family so it’s unbelievable when things like these happen. Especially when it is done by a member of the church. If churches were to have at least one security guard present, I believe that it would lower the chances of someone coming in with a gun, and causing innocent people harm. I also believe that if churches had a security surveillance system it would crack down on the chances of arson and bombing. The reason I say this is because, we all know that no one wants to commit a crime knowing that there are cameras. I also believe that churches, should have a night guard on duty to walk the premises while no one is there. Components of the overall security objective that would...
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...Motherboard Components & Form Factors The form factor of a motherboard determines the specifications for its general shape and size. It also specifies what type of case and power supply will be supported, the placement of mounting holes, and the physical layout and organization of the board. LGA1156 connector uses Lynnfied and Clarkdale processors. For Lynnfield, the Core i5 700 series, the Core i7 800 series and the X3400 series and L3400 series Xeon processors. For Clarkdale; the Core i3 500 series, the Core i5 600 series, the Pentium G6000 series and the Celeron G1000 series. The LGA 1156 socket allows connections to be made from the processor to the rest of the system. The Intel H55 Express Chipset delivers new technologies and innovative capabilities for digital home, small office, and home office consumers. This chipset uses Intel Core i7-800, Core i5 and Core i3 processors. The unique on/off charge of the Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H motherboard delivers the best recharging capabilities and supports six devices without the need for drivers to be installed before being fully operational. The AMD 770 Northbridge chipset uses the Phenom processors, which are designed by ATI for AMD. It allows the performance of dedicated graphics across a high-speed PCI Express 2.0 interface. The AMD SB710 Southbridge chipset uses AMD Turion, AMD Athlon, and AMD Sempron processors. The purpose of the AMD SB 710 Southbridge chipset is to optimize power saving and video decoder. This is...
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...healthcare service organizations inability to effectively communicate healthcare information across disparate networks and endorsed the National health information infrastructure. This systems fundamental oblective is to bring timely health information to, and aid communications among those making health decisions for themselves and others. Individuals, healthcare providers,and public health professionals are key stakeholders and users of this application. This application meets their respective needs and are distinct dimensions of the infrastructure. 2- A computerized physician order entry system is among the most popular HMIS applications and technologies employed in todays healthcare services organizations. COPE is often implemented as a componet of EHR. There are many benefits to intergrating a COPE as part of an organizations EHR, however, the one that stuck out to me is it decreases delays in order completion while reducing errors from handwritten or transcribed...
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...Ink The Pros and Cons in today’s society According Columbia Encyclopedia Ink is a pigmented fluid used for writing and drawing, or a viscous compound used for printing (Lagasse, 2014). Ink can be purchased in various colors, although ink could be purchased in different colors the mostly frequently used color in today’s society is black Ink. In the India culture ink is mainly used by artists and architects (Lagasse, 2014). In today’s society ink can serve many purposes such as the ink’s carrier, colorants, and other additives affect the flow and thickness of the ink and its appearance when dry (Ink Compostion Chemical Componet, Petro Chemical, 2014). From my knowledge of history the Egyptians started out by using ink on stones. As history moved on the Egyptians went from using ink on stones to using ink on paper to record their different manuscripts and from their manuscripts books were made. Throughout history, ink has been used for many different things. For instance our founding fathers signed the Constitution with ink. Ink symbolizes stability in society; contrary to pencils the ink in a pen is permanent. Ink has been most beneficial to society because it’s the power of the pen that makes society function. For example, ink is used by our government (President, Congressmen) to put laws into effect and also to change laws. Ink is also used to print our daily newspapers, magazines, posters, books etc. Ink has also been beneficial...
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...cochlear implants. Dr. williams F House goal was to resotre the hearing in deaf people. Thanks to him more than 200,000 people in the world have inner-ear implants. Of course with the good benefits of this implant theres also some people who are against it due to there own beliefs. , Cochlear implant is a implanted device that helps overcome problems in the inner ear, or cochlea. The only way it can work for a human being is through surgery. In kids article.com they decribe the cochlear as a snail-shaped, curled tube located in the area of the ear where nerves are contained. When it comes to coclear implants they usally have 2 main componets, 1)The externally worn microphone, sound processor and transmitter system 2) The implanted receiver and electrode system, which contains the electronic circuits that receives signals from the external system and send electrical currents to the inner ear. In other words its supposed to stimulate the cochlear’s nerve in result sends an impulse to the brain where they are...
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...variations are then used by warehouse management software to match the shelf life variation to inventory rotation, routing and special handling. Owing to the lack of automated data capture and shelf life calculation systems to perform this task, FEFO has found very little practical application so far. The current quality state of packed food is often hard to measure and is not visible from the outside. For example, a ‘red’ tomato might last for two more weeks in good condition or it might change to an unacceptable colour and texture the next day. In general, the remaining shelf life cannot be measured directly, yet it may be predicted by biological models calculating the effect of accumulated temperature and other influences. Electronics componets supply chain: http://www.zvei.org/Publikationen/Guideline-Supply-Chain-Management.pdf Clothes by e-commerce http://www.pwc.in/assets/pdfs/publications/2014/evolution-of-e-commerce-in-india.pdf( Go through this page….you will get lot of things in respect of cloth industry) CAPITAL GOODS...
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...handout How is writing explicitly taught in CKLA (see presentation) Compare and contrast current curriculum to current/ State curriculum Domino writing activity: one word that comes too mind when think about common core writing (evidence, opinion, peer review, tech, info, narrative, stamina) See anchor standards in presentations and writing standards doc in "pages" look at writing standards Standards seen in k work is #2, #8 Grade one 1,8,5,11,&3 Second grade 2.5, 2.8, 2.3 Attendance question: how are we being held accountable for pull-out students? Keep records of time and subject that students are removed to respond to lower test score questions. Planning for next year: 9 out of 12 domains are currently posted online Budget componet (presentation will be available next week) Flip books can be projected from smart board (money saver) Look at each of the domains to see what is already available in each school to support each domain. Can we get current...
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...their viruses where genes coding for functionally related protein are clustered along the DNA. This allows protein synthesis to be controlled coordinatly in response to the needs of the cell. The trp operon in E. coli us a negative control repressible system, the trp operon is negative control because the system produces a repressor which functions to turn off the operon. The trp operon is a repressor operon because repression occurs when a critical substance is abundant in a cell. Trp is an important amino acid which most E. coli acquire by extracting from the material the cell consume or by manufacturing themselves. The genes controlled by the trp produce enzymes which are necessary for the cell to produce its own tryptophan. The componets of the trp operon are the same as the ones in the lac operon. the...
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...Basics of Running sound at FUMC Explains: a) About the system and how sound moves through it b) How to turn the system ON and OFF c) Controlling sound for Mics and other devices Basics of Sound and the Sound system: Soundwaves- energy moving air forwards and backwards Microphone- transfers sound into signal-microphone cablesoundboard Microphone stand- two main types boom (used for instrument players or speaking from podium)standard (used for speaking) Soundboard- Adjusts sound volume and toneamplifiersspeakers Wireless Receiver- captures signal from wireless micssoundboard Amplifiers- powers the speakers Speakers- reproduce sound from mics at much higher volume Turning the system ON: 1. Make sure you have the required components for what you are doing 2. Turn on Soundboard (red switch on surge protector behind soundboard) 3. Turn on Amps (located on stage behind Keyboard, switch is on the top in the rack) 4. Make sure Master fader is up (normally around 0) 5. Make sure channel faders are up The Soundboard On/off switch – must be switched ON BEFORE AMPS Channel – controls all sound for one microphone/CD Gain switch – adjusts amount of signal from microphone into the board EQ – adjusts tone of microphone sound FX/Monitor/AUX– sends (“routes”) sound to different locations Mute – shuts off sound of microphone PFL button – isolates microphone for meter Channel fader – adjusts microphone Channel Assignment – routes to...
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...eviedence in obtaning accurate victim and witness statments.einvestigator.com says, “ video footage captured may help speed up court proceeding by providing indisputable proof of situations.this may lead to a reduction in court expences due to an increase in pre-trial plea bargians or possibly an increase rate of convictions.” Eventhough there is losts of pros to why officers should wear body cams other people would say that a reason for officers not to wear body cams is technical difficulties and the cost of the equitment.The technology messing up could affect alot of the evidence.In an article by einvestigator they say”Technology issues related to cameras may prevent proper functioning at times this could be due to a dead battery,damaged componets,obstructed lens,and other problems.this could result in personnel mising important witness statments or crucial behavior by officers or witneses. “The cost of the equitment is another major reason why body cams are not accepted by many the Einvestigator says “the equitment is expensive.potential costs involved in their use include the cost of the device itself,ongoing maintence,and cost associated with storing and maintain the video footage and recorded data that is collected.In addition,cost would be associated with cataloging and retrieving footage in response to subpoenas,investigations and public informationrequest” In conclusion I think that police officers should wear body cameras to not only protect themself but others as well and...
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...Running Head: FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT Functions Of Management Danielle L. Ford American Intercontinental University FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT Abstract Management is broken down into four basic functions. The first function is controlling. This describes when management monitors the progress of action toward a goal. Leading is the second function which is the motivating and guiding employees to work toward a goal. Organization is when man determines the best way to arrange the resources ( labor, capital, technology) of a business. Before you can plan you must set goals. Another aspect that is discussed in the paper was the impact that all in house manufacturing has on the functions of management. FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT Functions Of Management Management is broken down into four basic functions. Controlling is when management monitors the progress of action toward a goal. Leading is motivating and guiding employees to work towards a goal. Organization is when management determines the best way to arrange resources. Examaples of these resources are labor, equipment, capital and technology. Planning is basically plans to reach business goals. I will now make a...
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...The Way of Books Tyrone Jones SOC/105 August 29, 2011 Sherry Caperton The Way of Books Liteture is one of the componets that make up popular culture in our society. Reading helps inflluencen peoples aspect on things like religion, business, family, and much more. A good example of a popular fiction novel that influences young people today and even adults in some aspects is “Midnight, A Gangters Love Story,” written by Sister Souljah. “Midnight, A Gangsters Love Story” is about a boy named Midnight that moved from North Sudan to America when he was seven years old. He was held resposible by his father for the security and lively hood of his mother and his younger sister. Midnight and his family came from a luxurious and lavish lifestyle in Norh Sudan and had to leave that all be hind and relocate to the projects in Brooklyn, New York. Midnight and his family soon realized after moving to America that there are people that look like them in regards to skin color, African Americans, but they had none of the same views, customs, manerisms or religion. Midnight conformed to the outward appearance to prevent from being a target in his new neiborhood, but would not compromise his religion or anythig else for that matter. Midnight finds a wife in America at the age of 16. Her name is Akemi. Throughout the novel Midnight implements his religion, hard work, and family values through his love for Akemi. Akemis’ family does not approve of Midnight because he is not Japanese. Midnight...
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...NT1110 Notes · Unit 4 · motherboards & busses · topics of lecture · system bus · chipset · form factoe · memory slots · expansion slot · System Bus · Traits & necessities · Signal Pathway · A way of passing information betweem componets inside and outside the computer. · A modular way of expanding the functions or capabilities of the computer. · System Bus Architectures · PCI · AGP · PCIe (PCI Express) · Bus Mastering · Allows data to be passed from one device to another without CPU intervention. Allows a controller card to take control of the bus, leaving the CPU free to concentrate on other tasks. · Bus Mastering vs. DMA · DMA can send data from peripheral to RAM or from RAM to peripheral, without the intervention of the CPU. · Bus Mastering can send data from peripheral to peripheral, without the intervention of the CPU. · Peripheral Component Interconnect PCI · Developed for Pentium-class processors · 32-bit and 64-bit data path versions. · 33-MHz Clock · Processor Independant · Plug and play with bus mastering · PCI Evolution · 32-bit, 33 MHz · 64-bit, 33 MHz · 32- bit. 66 MHz · 64- bit, 66 MHz · Accelerated Graphics Port AGP · used exclusively for video carda, · Available in four gernerations (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x) · Considered more of a port than a bus · AGP modes 32-bits @ 66 MHz · data cycles per clock Bandwidth · AGP 1 266 Mbps · AGP 2x 2 ...
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...Motivation and the Brain Paper Due: April 29, 2013 Psy/355 Motivation and the Brain Paper Certain nutrients have been found in scientific literature to support the structural and functional health of the brain, and the nessessary componets in protecting against brain related diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's (Hall, 2011). Several parts of the brain initiates, and maintains motivation that engages in healthy eating. Some researchers say that evolutionary factors come into play. Factors like reinforcements of endorphins and serotonin activity producing the fullness and well-being feelings after eating (Stone, 2011). If one tries denying these reinforcing experiences, this causes difficulty maintaining a stablized diet. According to Psychological musings, factors such as biological, and enviornmental influences help in the implecation of new, and specific behavior like maintaining a healthy diet (Stone, 2011). To maintain continual motivation in healthy eating there are many brain structures that do contribute. Brain structures that maintain the motivation for healthy eating are the limbic system, hypothalamus, hippocampus, and the amygdala. These structures together form new memories, regulate emotions that maintain positive attitudes about considered diet changes (Stone, 2011). The limbic system is linked with reward, and motivation. This system has a very important role in healthy eating. This allows the...
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...BUS 550 Homework S1 Note: - Please do the assignments at the infabc site - The homework is due on Sunday, 11/04, at 11:59pm. Problem #1 The sweetTooth Candy Company knows it will need 10 tons of sugar 6 months from now to implement its production plans. Jean Dobson, SweetTooth’s purchasing manager, has essentially two options for acquiring the needed sugar. She can either buy the sugar at the going market price when she needs it, 6 months from now, or she can buy a futures conntract now. The contract guarantees delivery of the sugar in 6 months but the cost of purchasing it will be based on today’s market price. Assume that possible sugar futures contracts available for purchase are for 5 tons or 10 tons only. No futures contracts can be purchased or sold in the intervening months. Thus, SweetTooth’s possible decisions are to (1) purchase a futures contract for 10 tons of sugar now, (2) purchase a futures contract for 5 tons of sugar now and purchase 5 tons of sugar in 6 months, or (3) purchase all 10 tons of needed sugar in 6 months. The price of sugar bought now for delivery in 6 months is $0.0851 per pound. The transation cost for 5-ton and 10-ton futures contracts are $65 and $110, respectively. Finally, Ms. Dobson has assessed the probability distribution for the possible prices of sugar 6 months from now (in dollars per pound) in the following table: |Price |$0.078 |$0.083 |$0.087 |$0.091 |$0.096 ...
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