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Reply to discussion questions:3 1. How do you imagine your later years? Choose the Disengagement or Activity/ Continuity Theory of Aging to illustrate this description. 2. At my place of employment, we had a long term substitute teacher name Mr. Rogers that was 66 years old. Mr. Rodgers was good with the kids and he also loved being around the kids. A lot of the teachers didn’t think he should be teaching because of his age. Mr. Rodgers did wear a hearing aid sometimes individuals had to yell so that he could hear them. In some ways, I think the teachers were a little hard on him because he moved a little slow. Although Mr. Rodgers had issues with his hearing, he was a good person. Teaching at the age of 66 could have been too much for others around him to understand. The teachers at my place of employment could have been more understanding but unfortunately, his assignment was ended. Once Mr. Rodger's assignment ended, he still would come and do a class about once a week. I really enjoyed working with Mr. Rodgers while he was employed. When my grandparents were living they raise my parents to say yes ma’am and no ma’am. As children, we were taught to respect all elders by not cursing or doing things that were not respectful in front of them. Today, young people curse, rob, and assault others. There is a lack of respect for our elders, they are treated so badly. I wish the younger generation had the upbringing that I had when I was growing up and they would never hurt or disrespect our elderly generation. It’s so sad that we don’t have respect for our elderly, it is the reason we exist and our parents exist. .
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Report structure
1: Cover page
2: Executive summary
3: Table of contents
4: Introduction
A. Description of the application idea and its value
B. BMC (business model canvas)
C. Who your audience is, and why you have chosen this audience
5: Background/market research on your chosen field
A. Local market
B. Local competitors
C. Your customers
D. Best practices elsewhere (worldwide)
6: Stakeholders
A. Identification of stakeholders, their needs, and expectations
B. Contact your stakeholders if possible
7: How you managed your report
A. introduction and project management phases.
B. WBS (work breakdown structure)
C. Project Plan schedule/gantt chart
8: Conclusion and recommendations:
9: References
10: Appendices
A. team code and minutes of meeting.
B. Survey or interview questions
C. anything more if needed
Introduction
Introduce the application, Neom, the chosen field ...etc
Conclusion
A concise summary that brings the content together and summarise major points
Executive summary
Includes details on the whole project
Written at the end, presented in the beginning
Recommendations
Suggestions or proposal as to the best course of action
They are not the same...
Local market
Size, growth, statistics, needs..etc
Local competitors
Who are they, Direct or Indirect, strengths, weaknesses, your competitive advantage
Your customers
Who are they, statistics, needs, and expectations
Best practices elsewhere (worldwide)
Examples of similar applications
Stakeholders
Internal and external
References
Harvard style:
in- text > at the end of the paragraph
(last name, publish date)
references list > at the end of the post
Last name, First Initial. (Year published). Title. URL. City: Publisher, Page(s).
Report Format
Report format
Font: Times Roman
Size: 12
Line Spacing: 1.5
Alignment: Justified
Cover page
University logo
Application logo
Application name
Your names, IDs and Section.
Course name and teacher name
Submission date
Both Hard and Soft copies should be submitted, one through Blackboard and the other during my office hours.
Thank You
Posters
2
Research Poster:
Is a visual and textual method of presenting an overview of your research.
Poster Research is a summary of WHAT you did, HOW you did it, and WHAT you learned.
Why using a poster?
Posters are an effective method of presenting academic work or research in progress
A poster may be more memorable than a verbal presentation.
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REPORT ON ETHICS & INTEGRITY
IN THE TASMANIAN PUBLIC SECTOR
2013
INTEGRITY COMMISSION
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2
INTRODUCTION
The Integrity Commission was established in October
2010. One of its key objectives is to improve the standard
of conduct, propriety and ethics in Tasmanian public
authorities by adopting a strong educative, preventative
and advisory role.
Since establishment, the Commission has been collecting
information about the state of ethics and integrity in the
public sector. The Commission has done this by delivering
face to face training and education programs; establishing
discussion and advisory groups (Ethical Reference
Groups);1 examining public information about agencies;
investigating misconduct and auditing the way agencies
have responded to allegations of misconduct.
Between November 2012 and January 2013, the
Commission conducted a detailed survey of integrity
mechanisms in state departments and government
businesses.2 The total staff within agencies surveyed
amounted to nearly 31,000. The Commission combined
the information it had gathered from all sources, and from
this survey, to produce the first ‘map’ of the gaps in ethics
and integrity policies and practices in these agencies.
This information provides valuable insight into the key
areas of misconduct risk. The Commission will use this
information to develop training, research and misconduct
prevention activities (products) to ensure that the work of
the Commission is directed towards the areas of highest
misconduct risk and that its products are most effective
in helping agencies to reduce that risk. This work will also
assist agency heads to meet their obligations under the
Integrity Commission Act 2009 to provide training to staff
on ethics and integrity.
WHAT IS A
MISCONDUCT RISK?
Misconduct risk arises from various sources. A poor culture;
gaps in administrative processes; a lack of, or poorly
drafted policies and procedures; ignorance of obligations
and accountability system failures have been identified as
key factors.3
Risk management models are universally recommended
for agencies to assess their own governance needs,
adopt (or not adopt) recommended standards and
tailor their integrity frameworks to suit their needs.4 The
OECD5 recommends agencies identify high risk areas and
manage them with existing processes such as personnel
management or internal audit.
In mapping misconduct risk within the Tasmanian public
sector, the Commission identified a number of risk areas
to measure agencies against, in order to determine the
‘health’ of the sector in relation to ethics and integrity. The
areas the Commission focussed on included:
• education on ethical codes and key integrity policies –
this included an assessment of whether education was
ongoing or limited to induction, employees understood
the information that was provided to them and records
of traini.
Report on TESLA review and analyze the most recent annual fili.docx
Report on TESLA
review and analyze the most recent annual filing (10K) [the 10Q is the quarterly filing] for a publicly traded corporation using the
SEC.gov
website.
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS:
Based on your readings, use of technology, literature, and other sources, you will incorporate the following into your reports (do not simply list the question and provide an answer; incorporate the information into a well written report or presentation).
The three parts are as follows:
Submit up to 3-page report and describe background information on the corporation – when the corporation began in business, how it came to be, where the corporate headquarters are, where it does business, what its product/service line is, who it offers its product / service to, etc.
Include a title page and reference page. .
Company background.
Does the company appear to be able to pay its current obligations? How can you tell?
How is the Company currently financed? This may be with common stock, preferred stock, bonds, leases, debt or any combination of them.
Comment on this publicly traded company’s Code of Ethics.
NO PLAGIARISM
.
Report on Mondern Electoral Reforms US Voting Rights and Rul.docx
Report on Mondern Electoral Reforms
US Voting Rights and Rules
Research Paper 8-10 pages (double spaced)
Student will write a report on
modern electoral reforms in the United States, including voter identification requirements, early voting and mail-in-voting.
The student’s research will include an extensive search of relevant academic databases for scholarly articles from peer-reviewed journals. The objective of this project is to improve the student’s academic writing and research skills
Do NOT use Wikipedia
Due July 23th at 11EST-Please do NOT rush
Please do not send me handshake if you cannot guarantee A++ on this assignment
I will pay $10 per page
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For this assignment, you are the lead incident commander for a hazardous materials incident similar to those that have been introduced in this course. In this scenario, diisocyanates [toluene diisocyanate (TDI) and methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI)] are being unloaded at the tank farm of HLF Polyurethane Manufacturing. TDI and MDI are used as raw materials in the production of polyurethane. During the unloading process, the vapor return line ruptured and caught fire due to a nearby welding operation that provided the ignition source.
The following actions were initially taken:
The evacuation alarm was sounded and the facility emergency response team (ERT) was activated.
The plant manager and the local fire department were notified of the incident.
The incident command was established at the facility office near the main access gate to the south (this is the furthest distance within the property boundary from the incident location).
The incident commander implemented actions required under the approved emergency response plan.
The ERT was not able to immediately isolate the source of the incident.
The fire department arrived on location and assumed the incident command of the event.
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Report for Laboratory work on OMRON D6F Flow Sensor Name.docx
Report for Laboratory work on: OMRON D6F Flow Sensor Name: Dylan Hughes
EGT-280: Introduction to Microtechnology
Cover Page
Report #1
Name of Report: MEMS Project Report
Your Name: Dylan Hughes
Submitted to:
Dr. S.M. Allameh
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for
EGT-280:
Introduction to Microtechnology
Department of Physics and Geology
Northern Kentucky University
June 2017
Report for Laboratory work on: OMRON D6F Flow Sensor Name: Dylan Hughes
EGT-280: Introduction to Microtechnology
Name of Report: MEMS Project Report
By: Dylan Hughes
Abstract:
This project report discusses the MEMS selection process, initial setup and wiring of the
MEMS device, problems/difficulties encountered, and internal inspection and functionality of
an OMRON D6F-P0010A2 MEMS Mass Flow Sensor. The internal inspection reveals the
functionality, principles, and theories that govern operation of a thermal mass flow sensor.
Selection criteria for the MEMS device is also discussed, as well as the importance of having the
correct connections and equipment to power and communicate with a micro device.
Introduction:
The OMRON D6F-P series of flow sensors offers compact size, excellent accuracy, and a
dust segregation system that allows the flow sensor to be used in dirty, dusty environments.
Because of the micro device’s size, it can be used in very tight, space-critical applications. Mass
flow sensors similar to the D6F-P line are being used in many applications today. The most
common use for flow sensors is within the automotive industry. Flow sensors are used to
monitor the amount of air flowing through the intake system and into the combustion
chamber. The onboard computer then uses that data, along with several other sensor’s data, to
calculate the proper air-to-fuel ratio for the current running conditions. Flow sensors are also
used to control engine idle, monitor recirculatory exhaust systems, and keep the interior of the
vehicle cool and comfortable.
Flow sensors have also seen an increase use within the HVAC industry. Because of OMRON’s
dust segregation system, the D6F line of MEMS flow sensors can be used to monitor air in nasty
environments. Micro flow sensors typically have a maximum flow rate of 1.0 LPM. The low flow
rate allows the sensor to be placed within a bypass system. The flow rate of the bypass air is
then proportional to the flow rate for the entire system.
Selection Process:
The OMRON D6F-P0010A2 sensor was selected for several reasons. Firstly, because of
my experience with various flow sensors on-the-job and in automotive repair work. I have
worked with several different flow sensors but have never had the opportunity to open one
and discover how it works. Being so familiar with their functionality and importance, especially
within the automotive industry, I was very excited to see the internal w.
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Report: CD 1, Track 3 Cielito Lindo (Trío Los Gavilanes) de Licho
Jiménez ,
See note below for instructions
, Reports 3-10.
DUE DATE: Monday, September 23.
Notes
Describe the vocal and instrumental performance and the lyrics, paying special attention to:
a) The instruments that stand out and any solo instrumental parts.
b) Technique used in strumming, plucking, bowing, etc.
c) Vocal production: breath control and vowel placement in singing technique; use of chest
voice or falsete.
d) Singing style: phrasing.
e) Lyrics (Refer to the reader for translations.): Do the lyrics convey any message? Is
there any imagery used? What is the tone of the lyrics? Defiant? Tender? Remorseful?
Passionate? Detached? Lyrically, is this a happy, sad, introspective, or superficial piece?
f) List the following at the beginning of each review:
1. Title of the selection and genre: son jarocho, son de mariachi, huapango, corrido, etc.
2. Name of the composer (if known).
3. Name of the vocalist or ensemble.
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Report and Database System
The purpose of this assessment is to enable students to demonstrate their academic skills in the following: • Research on Database Trends and Technologies • Prepare Relational Model • Implement the model using Relational DBMS • Implement SQL on the created database
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: A summary in your own words of Article A in the course reader
(“Chapter 12: Music Pre-Cuauhtemoc Era”). Your summary must include
reference to 1) musical categories 2) formal characteristics 3)musical
instruments.
2. Report
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DUE DATE: Friday, March 29.
Describe the
vocal and instrumental performance and the lyrics, paying special attention to:
a)
The instruments that stand out and any solo instrumental parts.
b)
Technique used in strumming, plucking, bowing, etc.
c)
Vocal production: breath control and vowel placement in singing technique; use of chest voice or
falsete
.
d)
Singing style: phrasing.
e)
Lyrics (Refer to the reader for translations.): Do the lyrics convey any message? Is there any imagery used? What is the tone of the lyrics? Defiant? Tender? Remorseful? Passionate? Detached? Lyrically, is this a happy, sad, introspective, or superficial piece?
f)
List the following at the beginning of each review:
g) Title of the selection and genre:
son jarocho
,
son de mariachi
,
huapango
,
corrido
, etc.
h) Name of the composer (if known).
i) Name of the vocalist or ensemble.
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Based on the required readings this week by Gartenstein-Ross, Michael, and Upadhyay, summarize the psychological and behavioral factors that appear to be most prevalent among lone wolf terrorists. Additionally, do you see these terrorists as primarily focused on domestic inspirations or international causes?
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1. This weeks forum discussion brings up the idea of a 'Lone Wolf' and leaderless resistance.
What are some of the psychological and behavioral factors that appear to be most prevalent among lone wolf terrorist?
Since the tragedy of 9/11, lone wolf actors have become the predominant issue regarding terrorist actions around the world. Lone-wolf terrorist carry out their intent without direct support from sponsoring organizations. Through research it is clear that one prevalent pyschological trait that stuck out was how impulsive and reactionary these people can be. The motivation to carry out violence stems from a skewed understanding that those that may follow or support a specific cause would do the same. Much care and admiration for a certain belief is required for someone to start down this path. From a psychological standpoint, there have been countless terrorist throughout history who have not suffered from mental disorder and still have terrorist like behavior. In the case of Vera Zasulich, who was an anti-czarist, was radicalized by the mistreatment of one of her fellow students at a peaceful activist rally. With that happening, she felt that the people in charge should die and attempted to assassinate General-Govenor Trepov. After shooting the Govenor, she should stood by and awaited the police (Moskalenko & McCauley, 2011). She knowingly committed the crime understanding the circumstances under her own reasoning. Her ending was much different than most terrorist who commit crime, but it ties into the original thought that having a passion towards something and becoming triggered was something many terrorist have in common.
Do you see terrorist being focused towards domestic inspirations or international causes?
During this time and age it seems like most terrorist are triggered by what is actively occuring around them. Whether it be political disagreements, the leader of a specific movement, the integration of new technology, or even a president. The lone-wolf attacks in an open and free society, which makes it simpler for these individuals to move, but also commit these crimes (Gartenstein-Ross, 2014). The international causes have somewhat taken a back seat to the domestic occurrences terrorists readily observe. However, I don't think the international issues aren't causing prbolems that those its affecting, but in regards to terrorist attacks, I do not believe they are higher on the radar of lone-wolf terrorist.
2. Discussion Questions: Based on the required readings this week.
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Omar
The role of planners is to ensure the safety of the community, one of their primary roles is and always be the enhancement of life. For planners, nothing is more important or essential than protecting the quality of life. Planners have a set of skills that can assist in the Mitigation planning for the community. It is important that planners perceive the centrality of their roles and used their talents to the maximum benefit to ensure safety in the community. Most planners have training in involving the public. During their time many planners had acquired considerable experience in the field, many of them are well aware that planning involved political consideration.
One of the most challenging task for the planners is the involvement in integrating hazard mitigation. The process to leverage the elements of the community in making it safe and achieve a reduction in losses of life and property. Planners can initiate public dialogue before the disaster strikes. One of the goals of the planners is to integrate hazard mitigation into a large plan to ensure the safety of the community. Not only planners are responsible for the safety of the community many organizations rely on the planners as the planners rely on them to ensure a safe community. Scientific and technical sources, civil and structural engineers provide data, and geologists, hydrologists, climate and weather specialist along other are involved in the planning of the hazard mitigation. During the planning phase, many organizations are involved, including city officials, local police, fire department. Park officials, hospital, stakeholders, local government, public, and private sector they all play a role in the mitigation phase.
After planners had identified all the possible hazards to ensure a safe community the role of implementing or preparing local mitigation plans should be handle by the Emergency Management department. FEMA requirements normally are administrated by Emergency Managers, they’re trained in many areas including knowledge on evacuation routes. Emergency Managers are trained to identify and respond to a disaster and to anticipate what might go wrong in the community.
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Robert,
Emergency Planners play a vital role in emergency management. They lay out a road map for Emergency Management Officials, Incident Commanders, and Incident Management Team members, that direct them on how to prepare for, respond to and recover from the plethora of hazards they face. Emergency Planners help corporations, non-profits, state, local, tribal, and government agencies understand their roles in responsibilities in each of the five phases of e.
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· Find and describe the elements of the thought experiment. What is it trying to do? What is the point? Interpret any key terms and show why they are necessary to your interpretation of what is happening.
· Set out the relevant practical and theoretical philosophical principles at stake and apply them to the problem.
· Solve the problem set out in the thought experiment.
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P r i n t
MHA Vila Health™ Activity
Information Systems
Interfacing and
Interoperability
Vila Health Challenge
Information Systems Interfacing and Interoperability
Email #1
PDF Document
Interview Selection
Email #2
Conclusion
Credits
Vila Health Challenge
Analyze the key characteristics of di�erent health information management (HIM)
systems, including applications, department-speci�c functions, and capabilities.
Accurately identify the components, infrastructure, and investment needs for the
HIM systems at each hospital.
Accurately identify the pros and cons of maintaining the current systems, interfacing
the current HIM systems, or replacing all systems with a single new HIM system.
Make recommendations based on best practices in HIM, supported by current
literature.
Health care organizations use many types of information systems in addition to electronic
health record systems. These systems enable providers and professionals to access and
analyze needed data and to exchange data with each other in the process of providing
health care to patients. Because data exchange is a crucial part of treatment and many
other operations at healthcare organizations, the degree to which information systems
interface and interoperate with each other is crucial to the delivery e�cient, e�ective health
care.
In this activity, you will practice researching the information systems at one of Vila Health's
hospitals, and determine the degree of interoperability between those systems. You will
analyze whether one hospital's systems are su�ciently interfaced and interoperable, or
whether upgrades are needed to those systems. You will make recommendations, based
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