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After a law is passed by Congress and signed by the President, administrative agencies within the federal bureaucracy begin implementing the new law by developing regulations, standards, and policies to administer and enforce it. Some laws are straightforward to implement while others are complex, making the bureaucracy's role in implementation both influential and challenging as it works to effectively put new laws into practice. The bureaucracy must determine how to properly regulate according to the law and deal with complications that may arise from more intricate policies.

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Role of Bureaucracy
In the federal government, after a piece of legislative has been
signed by the President and adopted, it becomes law. Then, a
bureaucratic or administrative agency begins rule making to
implement the new law. Often, this involves developing
standards and regulations for administering and enforcing the
new law as well as policies that guide the implementation. Some
laws are easy to implement, while many others are more
complex. Thus, the role of the bureaucracy is both influential
and challenging when it comes to effective implementation of
new laws.
Submit 150 – 500 word response: Due by Thursday 8/13/15
an explanation of the role of the bureaucracy (administrative
agencies) in implementing public policy. Then explain two
challenges related to properly implementing a public policy. Be
specific.
Support
your work with specific citations from the Learning Resources.
You are allowed to draw from additional sources to support
your explanation, but you must cite using APA standards. All
quoted material must be identified, cited, and referenced per
APA standards.

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SaaS Research for an answer in a small research format, Make sure you reference your writing 1) Search the web and list an SaaS provider for each of the following industries. Make sure you describe their services offered Sales and customer relationship management Accounting Income tax filing Web-based meetings Human resources Payroll processing Backup automations Office document creation Social networking 2) Define and describe mashup concept in cloud computing? 3) List and describe the advantage and disadvantage of using SaaS solutions .

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Running head: FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE CITY OF DORAL 1 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE CITY OF DORAL 3 Financial Performance City of Doral Name Institutional Affiliation Financial Performance City of Doral History of City of Doral Two real estate developers called Doris and Alfred Kaskel who bought 2400 acres of land in late 1950s established City of Doral in the state of Florida. The land was swampy between NW 36 and 74 streets and from NW 79 to NW 117 avenues; they bought the land for $ 49,000 with the aim of building a hotel and a golf course. The Kaskel’s constructed the Carillon Hotel and Doral Beach Hotel on Miami Beach. On the bought land, they constructed a country club and established a hotel, which they named as Doral, which is a combination of their names. So guests at the Miami Beach would be transported to the country club, which featured blue, red and par 3 golf courses. Among the events that were hosted at the country club was Florida’s major PGA event, which was the first Doral Open Invitational (City of Doral, 2020). Subsequently, guests frequented the hotels and the country club. Between 1980 and 2000, Doral’s grandson called Bill built Doral estates and engaged in a joint venture to build the Doral park. Because of building the estate, younger families flooded the area for shopping sprees because the area had not parks, stores, or schools. The tenants and buyers of the Doral estate came together as a community; whereas there were no traffic problems the rapid construction of the estate and the attraction of many buyers and tenants due to the low cost led the county to impose a building moratorium (City of Doral, 2020). The high population and lack of amenities led to increase in the cost of services. The community in the area established a West Dade Federation of Homeowner Associations in 1989 to safeguard the welfare of the community. As a result of the federations’ effort, there was establishment of police station, lighting, landscaping and roads in the area. Over time, the ownership of Doral country club and hotel changes when Donald Trump bought the club in 2012 for $150 million. Due to change in ownership, the name of the club changed to Trump National Doral Gold Club. The reputation of the club for its golf courses continued and expanded internationally; for example, the Blue Monster continued to host PGA Tour Tournament until 2016. Apparently, the City of Doral attracts many companies, families, businesses and retires (City of Doral, 2020). Between 2010 and 2016, the population of City of Dorol increased by 26.1% by 12,000 people to 58,000 residents. When the city incorporated in 2003, the population was 22,709, which is half its current population (Madan, 2017). Financial Developments since 2014 During the last four years, the City of Doral experienced increased construction of buildings and gro.

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Running head: POLITICAL ROLES IN NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT 1Political Roles in Natural Disaster Management Political Roles in Natural Disaster Management Student name: Course: Instructor name: Month, day, year: Abstract Natural disaster management is a fundamental act in the US both in economic, social-cultural, and political dimensions. Researchers and policymakers record that due to Hurricane Agnes and nuclear accidents in the United States of America, a rise to government participation at local and federal was evidence through the formation of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (Mener A, 2007). The purpose of this paper is to review and political analysis roles in planning, preparation, and response to a natural disaster. Introduction The impact and occurrence of natural disasters are on an administrative capacity. Despite the autonomy of genetic distance relationships with a political standpoint, human political actions display myriad ways in which political intervention leads to planning, preparation, and response to such circumstances beyond one's control (Cohen C and Weker E, 2008). Political designs and models are vital in disaster control, mitigation, and control over a given geographical jurisdiction and administration capability of political power in natural disasters such as earthquake and hurricane mitigation and monitoring. Despite an extensive literature review on the political contribution in disaster management, there is a need for further research to comprehend planning, preparation, and response to natural disasters from a political perspective. Planning Disaster planning is a systematic approach to natural disaster management and control. Politics play myriad roles in planning for natural disaster mitigation and control (Choudhury Z, 2013). Politics shape the systematic planning of natural disaster management prevention, alerts, response, and recovery of the losses. The federal and local government authority plays roles to control natural disaster in various approaches. Planning of inspection methods and alert preposition are vital in the prep.

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Running Head: REPRODUCTIVE CHOICES 1 REPRODUCTIVE CHOICES 2 Reproductive Choices Latoya Wilson Capella University June 5, 2019 Human Sexuality Human sexuality makes it achievable for people and animals to express themselves as sexual beings. Sexuality is one of the reasons behind the feeling that everyone has the thoughts and the manner in which we behave. Sexuality defines the manner, in which biological reproduction comes about, it goes ahead to describe the sociological and psychological representation of oneself and the way a person is attracted to others especially of the opposite sex. Human sexuality is a sensitive issue across both sexes. It is an issue that is handled with confidentiality respects for individual’s rights and dignity which is an ethical principle. Through sex, children get an opportunity to bond with each other, adolescents get time to flirt and adults go ahead into having babies. The good sexual and reproductive state can be categorized as a mental, physical and social stability of an individual that is directly related to the reproductive system. This means that people are able to have a satisfied and safe sexual life. They also have freedom when it comes to matters of reproduction and child bearing. They are able to determine when to reproduce, why they need to do so and how often they need to have children. For one to be able to maintain the best sexual and reproductive practices it is important to seek for important information which is accurate pertaining to the use of contraceptives and how regularly they need to use them. It is important for people to be well informed for the purpose of doing away with unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections. (Rainwater, 2017). When women are ready and psychologically prepared to have children, they must be able to access to important advice from physicians make it easy for them to go through the pregnancy period to delivery and thus a healthy baby. When it comes to sexuality and reproductive health everyone must be given a chance to make their own choices. This is respecting other peoples right and dignity. It is applicable by recognizing the worth of the individual through engaging in professional and positive interactions without creating a direct influence of the decisions. Comment by Mccaa Russum: Good statement but what does this have to do with professional behaviors in regard to professional ethical behaviors? Contraceptives It took time for people to accept the idea of using contraceptives. Most people in society thought that the use of contraceptives would lead to barrenness and even miscarriages. Through continuous education and campaigns, it has become easy for parents to take up the responsibility and use contraceptives to avoid unwanted pregnancy and to.

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