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Consumers Perspective asks you to go out onto the Internet and find out what consumers want out of their health plans. Start your research at https://is.gd/sNwtsU and expand your search until you have: Three expectations of services provided by a health plan Three expectations of services provided by doctorsShare what you find, along with appropriate … Read more

I need some assistance with these assignment. article for geek wannabe news Thank you in advance for the help! A firewall is a protective shield or wall that prevents attacks from happening on a computer or computer network. it may recognize millions of data stream it receives and automatically blocks any access to the personal computer. This is done to prevent spyware, viruses and hackers.&nbsp. This restricts access to some internet sites which may install viruses on the computer. The firewall only restricts sites that do not contain any information of much importance to the person.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp. It helps prevent the crushing of the person or organization computers after the virus’s entry created by the information criminals who intend to destroy the computer system in the network. The antivirus protects the computer by combining it with the detected virus in the network.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp. The computer is protected in that before it switches off, it warns the user before it goes off. The disk activity light the moment the computer is switched on, these services as a security on the computer’s working.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp. Modern technology has enabled tracking the crime suspects. these may be done in a common message control center where the messages and emails are screened and any mail containing any message of criminal attempts is thoroughly dealt with. These activity helps to control any crime occurrence. The criminals are then caught and confined in a court of law.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp.&nbsp. Crime is any act that violates certain set law. computer crimes are crimes that do not mostly violate any formal rules but are against the traditional ethics or are against set rules like the Electronic Communication Privacy Act (ECPA).Criminals use the advantage of computer technology and involve in activities like pornography, theft of services, unauthorized access to other peoples sites, viruses, computer fraud, extortion, denial of services, forgery of documents, property theft like computer hardware and chips, sabotage (data manipulation or even destruction), embezzlement, espionage and terrorism. This activity helps the criminals to survive in their areas of operation.

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New Media And Society. The acceptance of new media in society can be traced back to the period of 1980s when computers started becoming accessible by individuals throughout the world. Since then new media has been accepted and used by people all over the world and this media is increasingly becoming a part of every society member’s life. According to Boone, internet users throughout the world account for 2.7 billion of the entire population of the world. This shows that the internet which is one of the examples of new media has gained social acceptance throughout the world. These figures even show that since the new media has been accepted on such a large scale, it has even impacted society (Boone 137). There has been heavy debate on whether new media is positively or negatively impacting the entire society. New media has positively contributed to society and will continue to do so in the shorter as well as in the longer run. New Media has helped in the development of communication, changed the course of history and is building a better future for the entire society.One of the most important areas in which new media have been heavily criticized is communication and development of communication skills. Those who believe that new media has negatively impacted the society argue that new media is hampering the development of communication skills of individuals who are still in their youth. They believe that face to face communication is the only way through which communication skills can be developed as in face to face communication the sender and the receiver of the information can get a better idea regarding what communication strategies prove to be useful and what communication strategies are harmful to the development of social relationships. Although new media restricts face to face communication new media is surely enhancing the communication skills of individuals rather than being an obstacle in the development of an individual’s communication skills.

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Treatment of Non-Human Animals. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The public’s perception or points of view before the implementation of such rules fulfils the requirements of the Utilitarian argument which requires that any activity undertaken by human beings should not cause any negative consequence on the second or the third parties. In relation to the rules and regulations meant to protect non-human animals, it is imperative to note that such laws should be encouraged and applied provided the consequences of such rules do not harm humans.Utilitarian theory depicts that human actions are considered ethically upright when the ultimate results do not lead to negative consequences that may cause harm to the intended populace. however, in relation to the formulation of rules and regulations geared towards the protection of non-human animals, it should be noted that greater consideration is awarded to the ultimate outcomes in that they do not cause any harm to humans.The concept of sentience encompasses the human capacity to be conscious, perceive and feel certain life scenarios. it can also be referred to as the aspect of experiencing subjectivity to certain matters. One of the moral significance of sentience emerges from the provisions of animal rights. In relation to the provision of animal rights, sentience plays a crucial role that facilitates the provision of such rights (philosophybites.com).In relation to the Eastern Philosophers, sentience involves the metaphysical capacities of both non-human and human animals to undergo pain and feel consciousness. Human beings may not be in a position to understand the level of consciousness on non-human animals. however, the truth of the matter is that such animals to some extent have the capacity just like human beings to feel pain as well as pleasure since they are living things. In regard to this sentience, provides a pathway or a guideline for the provision of care and other important services for such animals (philosophybites.com).

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You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Numbers of Related Ethical Principles. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length. The principle of fidelity reveals itself in the case whereby the manager ignores the commitment to remove and clean up the fallen asbestos insulating the overhead pipes and the vault. The principle of honesty is manifested by the manager’s constant implication that the asbestos cannot cause harm unless they are disturbed, while in reality, the asbestos naturally releases particles to the environment causing lung cancer to those exposed. The inspection done by the county inspector on the building violation reveals the principle of lawfulness, which requires the individuals running a company to obey the rule of law to uphold a free and democratic society. Rocky the manager for manly construction deserves all the blame from any worker in the company who gets a lung infection because of vault asbestos particles. hence, the revelation of the principle of autonomy. The management forces the workers to work under unhealthy condition posed by the presence of asbestos in vaults, which is a wrong move for the company by threatening to suck any workers who complain of the asbestos. This is wrong because it denies workers freedom and democratic rights. The main conflict, in this case, is the differing issue of the health risk posed by the asbestos by the workers and the company’s management, which affect the employees, county inspector and the company’s president, Rocky. The process of resolving a problem through the perspective of consequentialist involves the evaluation of the rightness of the consensus among the parties involved in the conflict based on the consequences, also referred to as utilitarianism. Applying utilitarianism to the Blow the Whistle or Breathe Insulation case, there two options that can be considered. The first option is removing all the asbestos lining the wallboard and overhead&nbsp.pipes. This option is because of the possible negative health issues to the employees known to rise from the asbestos.

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Career Development Action Plan. The work is to be 15 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. As I began to consider civil engineering as a suitable career, I became more aware of the time that I spent studying and learning, at my own will, about a great deal of construction, design, and architecture topics, along with mathematics, science, and project management that are all relevant to civil engineering. I am an observant listener and I believe that learning from others’ advice and experiences will be useful input for career development, especially from those who are engaged in the civil engineering profession. At present, I do believe that I possess a number of skills and attributes which may be valuable if I pursue my preferred careers, such as technical skills for design and construction. My analytical and problem-solving skills and excellent use of computer applications are significant in dealing with engineering projects in the future. Moreover, I also possess soft skills such as confidence and team spirit which may be favorable in working with a team. Team performance has been suggested to significantly influence organizational performance (Tarricone and Luca 2002), making such skills critical in contemporary organizations. I strongly believe in the power of motivation and I try to be a good example to others, especially when faced with difficulty. I do not fear unexpected comes as I trust that there is always a solution to a problem. In a state of uncertainty, it is better to be creative and make the best use of opportunities (Vakola and Nikolauo 2005). However, I also have weak points, particularly in management skills. Although I can consider myself as capable of managing projects with my technical abilities and dealing with other people through my values, these are not enough. There is a need for engineers to be highly capable of managing all processes involved in a managerial role to allow for coherence and holism.

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margaret thatchers biography. Margaret Thatcher acquired her education at a local grammar school, known as Grantham Girl’s High School. Thatcher took her education seriously, building up a good student and was invited to join Oxford University and pursued Chemistry at Somerville college from the year 1943 to 1947. She was tutored by Dorothy Hodgkin who was not only a scientist but also a Nobel Prize winner and had specialized in X-ray crystallography. Her viewpoint was deeply influenced by the scientific training she went through (Biography). In her youth, Thatcher was ever-ambitious and hardworking. She never gave up on her goals and objectives. More to that she was known to be a responsible and disciplined girl. She graduated in 1947 and acquired a degree in Chemistry. Her zeal for politics developed at this early stage, due to the father’s habit of discussing with his family the issues of the day as a local councilor. Chemistry, therefore, only took second place after politics in Thatcher’s plans for the future (Wilde). She later left for work as a research chemist in Colchester, where she later transferred as a research chemist to Dartford. It is here that Margaret and her husband, Dennis Thatcher, who was by then just a local businessman running their family’s firm met. He later became an executive in the oil industry. Margaret and Denis married in 1951 and gave birth to twins, Mark and Carol in the year 1953. In the 1950s, Margaret trained as a lawyer and specialized in taxation (Margaret Thatcher Biography, n.d).Focusing on her political background, Thatcher realized her affection for politics in her youth. As stated above, the father influenced in build up a liking for politics in her. She began the political life at the university, where she was elected president of the Student Conservative Association (Thatcher 34). During this time, she got an opportunity to interact with many prominent leaders who were doing well in politics.&nbsp.

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Compose a 1250 words assignment on presentation of love in sleep by murakami and cathedral by carver. Needs to be plagiarism free! The use of different narrative perspectives and techniques explain these two family stories in depth engaging readers and making them sympathetic towards characters in these stories. Carver’s Cathedral written in 1983 is considered to be the best story of the writer. The plot of the short story is unusual. a blind man visits a family of his female friend after the death of his wife. The story is narrated by the husband whose name is not mentioned in the story. His wife looks very happy when she expects Robert to come. the narrator does not understand her feelings because he is disturbed by the blindness of their guest. At the same time, the narrator is blind to feelings of his own wife. Their married life is already dull. they exchange only some short phrases where the wife expresses her dissatisfaction and the husband does not care, “If you love me,’ she said, ‘you can do this for me. If you don’t love me, okay. But if you had a friend, any friend, and the friend came to visit, Id make him feel comfortable”. Carver resorts to existential in his narration. He addresses such dilemmas as freedom and marriage, looking and seeing, living and existing. He describes only actions and does not represent any feelings directly telling about them. Readers are supposed to see them between the lines. Form the narrator’s point of view, the friendship between Robert and his wife is weird. They record audio tapes and send them to each other telling stories of their lives to each other. They treat each other with warm and carrying attitude trying to make everything possible to make each other happy and comfortable. The narrator is surprised to see how cheerfully his wife smiles when she meets Robert. In his eyes, Robert is a man who cannot experience love because he is blind.

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You will prepare and submit a term paper on Philosophy of Logic. Your paper should be a minimum of 1250 words in length. For instance, the management board of Memorial Medical Centre was subjected to a tussle when one of its outpatient clinics continuously made losses. The board believed that the clinic should be closed down. However, the clinic was making losses because of its location in the low-income area of the metropolitan, and thus, it offered health care services at a low cost. So the closure of this organization that oriented to saving lives rather than making profits would definitely raise an ethical issue. Therefore, the management requires adopting an ethical approach, hence the incorporation of ethics in its decision-making process.Besides, strict observation of ethical issues before vital decisions enables organizations that offer services to the community and portray their goodwill. Imagine an investment firm that offers advice and products to retirees at an exaggerated fee, thus earning itself more than 100% profit. This kind of organization would appear as a venture aimed at making profits rather than improving society’s welfare. Therefore, adopting an ethical approach in decision making clarifies the firm’s stand and objectives.Philosophy of logic, also referred to as philosophical logic, is an aspect of practical philosophy incorporated in the decision-making process (Quine, 2009). Logics precisely deals with the extent of an event quantified by a mathematical concept. The idea applied in logic could be used to clarify ideas developed from other areas of study. Logics employed the use of terms such as true, false, inconsistent, valid, and self-contradictory. The truth was classified into four categories:Necessary truths are universal perceptions or points of judgment on a statement being true or false. Therefore, organizations aiming to provide services to the community should make decisions based on this universal perception. The impression that the organization creates among the public stipulates its objectives, so an organization should apply these laws of logic to establish activities that would be acceptable to their target groups.

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Need help with my writing homework on Addressing the Environmental Risks From Shale Gas Development. Write a 1500 word paper answering; The major concerns about shale gas production have been around the hydraulic fracture process where the shale rock is caused to fracture by hydraulic pressure. The cracks in the rock propagate 500 to 800 feet in all directions from the casing pipe and the effect is similar to an underground seismic shock. The fracture pressure needs to be monitored and controlled to prevent the cracks from spreading beyond the shale gas layer (page 4). The general concern with setting off such underground fractures is that the fissures may permit contamination of underground water aquifers that are used for drinking water (page 7). Most shale gas formations are found 4,000 to 8,500 feet below the surface whereas drinking water sources are rarely more than 850 feet deep (page 8). Seismic monitoring is an essential tool to ensure that the underground cracks do not spread beyond the shale gas formation. However, only 3% of around 75,000 hydraulic fractures carried out in 2009 in the US were seismically-monitored (page 8). An additional concern is with such an underground fracture may lead to earthquakes. The town of Cleburne, Texas has experienced several low-intensity earthquakes under 3.3.on the Richter scale in 2008 and 2009 after the start of shale gas exploration in the area when the region has no recorded earthquakes in the previous 142 years (page 9). Preliminary studies do not find a definite link between shale gas exploration and these earthquakes but the concern remains. The paper does not say whether the hydraulic fractures in the Cleburne area were seismically-monitored. Hydraulic fracturing requires 2 to 8 million gallons of water per well fractured. Though water once used for fracturing can be reused by diluting with fresh water, the Barnett Shale project has used an average of 3 million gallons of fresh water per well and has drilled tens of thousands of such wells (page 12).

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