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[ANSWERED] What did the female whistleblower do to raise concerns a…
What did the female whistleblower do to raise concerns about sexual harassment prior to blowing the whistle to Senator O’Neill? Were these efforts consistent with what an ethical whistleblower is expected to do before they decide to blow the whistle to external parties? (500 words
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[ANSWERED] Marigolds” Your initial post (“create thread”) is due by WEDNESDAY at midnight and your responses…
Marigolds”
Your initial post (“create thread”) is due by
WEDNESDAY
at midnight and your responses to TWO peers are due by
SUNDAY
at midnight of the week.
Choose three questions and answer each in complete sentences. Your total response should be at least 300 words. Keep in mind, much is interpretation, so you cannot be wrong unless you fail to make a clear connection between details of the text and your interpretation.
1. What do the marigolds represent to Miss Lottie? What do they represent to Lizabeth?
2. What connection is made between poverty and destruction?
3. Paraphrase (use your own words) the narrator’s thoughts about innocence and compassion.
4. What is the climax of the story (be careful and use your Norton ch. 1 explanation of climax for your answer)?
5. What point of view is the story told in (use your Norton ch. 2)? How does that affect the story?
6. Explain the narrator’s meaning in “We children, of course, were only vaguely aware of the extent of our poverty” (1)? Why of course?
7. Explain the conversation that Lizabeth hears between her father and mother. Explain “The world had lost its boundary lines” (4).
8. Do you agree with the narrator that compassion and innocence cannot exist together? Why or why not?
9. Name two examples of figurative language (i.e. metaphor or similie) that you find effective and explain why. How do they support the meaning of the story?
10. One theme of this story is that everyone must deal with hardships in life. What does she mean, then, by the last line of her story, “And I too have planted marigolds”?
11. Collier says, “Poverty was the cage in which we were all trapped, and our hatred of it was still the vague, undirected restlessness of the zoo-bred flamingo who knows that nature created him to free.” In this metaphor, what does her comparison indicate? -
[ANSWERED] The right to recall elected officials allows the people to use their rights and use their voices…
The right to recall elected officials allows the people to use their rights and use their voices to be heard to state their opinions on who should be elected. This gives the power to the people and allows their concerns to be heard and vote for what supports them. If there is ever a judge who seems to be unfit for the position they are in the recall of judges allows them to be reviewed or removed from their power. This can be seen when officials may not have the people’s best interests or if they do not have the mental stability to make the right decisions that abide by the laws. The initiative allows the people to add policies that may need to be changed on the ballot. I think all three of these “progressive rights” emphasize the people’s rights and decisions we get to speak up about for our communities. Which one do you think should be highlight more in your community? min 50 words or more
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[ANSWERED] You have recently started working for an independent Queen…
You have recently started working for an independent Queensland senator who will be sitting on federal parliament’s electricity generation review committee. As an independent, she has no direct allegiances with any political party. The senator is highly aware of the considerable debate around whether coal fired power stations are economically viable and has requested that you analyse and report on the economic viability of a new ultra super critical (USC) coal fired power station to be built in Queensland. Specific details of the task are provided below. Your report will assist the regulators in regulating electricity price and government subsidy.
Task:
You are to provide a detailed financial analysis of an USC coal fired power station under two scenarios used in the Finkel Review (2017). The scenarios are:
1 Business as Usual (BaU) The electricity market remains in a prolonged period of uncertainty due to limited government action on carbon pricing and abatement. The price of electricity is higher under this scenario. 2. Emission Intensity Scheme (EIS) Government to introduce an EIS where electricity generators that emit more than 600 kilograms of carbon per megawatt hour (MWh) of electricity must purchase carbon permits while those that emit less receive permits that they can sell. Permits will need to be purchased for the USC coal fired power station. The electricity price is lower under this scenario.
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[ANSWERED] Giving power directly to the people in the manner listed in this DQ is generally seen as a…
Giving power directly to the people in the manner listed in this DQ is generally seen as a benefit for all of society. Looking at it from the other point of view, might it be a detriment to give this much power to the people? In what ways? min 50 words or more
resources: DQ-wasArizona citizens retain several very progressive rights, namely the right to initiative, referendum, recall of elected officials, recall of judges, election of corporation commissioners and election of a state mine inspector. Please select three of these democratic rights and make an argument as to why giving power directly to the people in this manner is a benefit for all of society. -
[ANSWERED] “A writer is working on an insurance information brochure and is having trouble grouping the…
“A writer is working on an insurance information brochure and is having trouble grouping the ideas logically into an outline. Using the following information, prepare the outline, paying attention to the appropriate hierarchy of ideas. If necessary, rewrite phrases to make them all consistent.
-Accident Protection Insurance PlanCoverage is only pennies a day-Benefit is $100,000 for accidental death on common-is $100 a day for hospitalization as result of motor vehicle or common carrier accident-Benefit is $20,000 for accidental death in motor vehicle accident-Individual coverage is only $17.85 per quarter; family coverage is just $26.85 per quarter-No physical exam or health questions-Convenient payment—billed quarterly-Guaranteed acceptance for all applicants-No individual rate increases-Free, no-obligation examination period-Cash paid in addition to any other insurance carried-Covers accidental death when riding as fare-paying passenger on public transportation, including buses, trains, jets, ships, trolleys, subways, or any other common carrier-Covers accidental death in motor vehicle accidents occurring while driving or riding in or on automobile, truck, camper, motor home, or nonmotorized bicycle”
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[ANSWERED] Planning: Analyzing the Situation, Selecting Media; Media Skills: Email · You are the head of…
Planning: Analyzing the Situation, Selecting Media; Media Skills: Email
· You are the head of public relations for a cruise line that operates out of Miami. You are shocked to read a letter in a local newspaper from a disgruntled passenger, complaining about the service and entertainment on a recent cruise. You need to respond to these publicized criticisms in some way. What audiences will you need to consider in your response? What medium or media should you choose? If the letter had been published in a travel publication widely read by travel agents and cruise travelers, how might your course of action have differed? In an email message to your instructor, explain how you will respond.
4.12. Planning: Assessing Audience Needs; Media Skills: Blogging; Communication Ethics: Making Ethical Choices
· Your supervisor has asked you to withhold important information that you think should be included in a report you are preparing. Disobeying him could be disastrous for your working relationship and your career. Obeying him could violate your personal code of ethics. What should you do? On the basis of the discussion in Chapter 1, would you consider this situation to be an ethical dilemma or an ethical lapse? Explain your analysis in a brief email message to your instructor.
4.13. Planning: Limiting Your Scope
· Suppose you are preparing to recommend that top management install a new heating system that uses the cogeneration process. The following information is in your files. Eliminate topics that aren’t essential and then arrange the other topics so that your report will give top managers a clear understanding of the heating system and a balanced, concise justification for installing it.
Ø History of the development of the cogeneration heating process
Ø Scientific credentials of the developers of the process
Ø Risks assumed in using this process
Ø Your plan for installing the equipment in the headquarters building
Ø Stories about the successful use of cogeneration technology in comparable facilities
Ø Specifications of the equipment that would be installed
Ø Plans for disposing of the old heating equipment
Ø Costs of installing and running the new equipment
Ø Advantages and disadvantages of using the new process
Ø Detailed 10-year cost projections
Ø Estimates of the time needed to phase in the new system
Ø Alternative systems that management might want to consider
4.14. Planning: Choosing the Direct or Indirect Approach
– Indicate whether the direct or indirect approach would be best in each of the following situations and briefly explain why. Would any of these messages be inappropriate for email? Explain.
Ø A message to the owner of an automobile dealership, complaining about poor service work
Ø A message from a recent college graduate, requesting a letter of recommendation from a former instructor
Ø A message turning down a job applicant
Ø A message announcing that because of high air-conditioning costs, the plant temperature will be held at 78° F during the summer
Ø A message from an advertising agency to a troublesome long-term client, explaining that the agency will no longer be able to work on the client’s account”
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[ANSWERED] Write about Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity plans for SAB…
Write about Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity plans for SAB.
[Hints: 1-2 pages for each subsection (any of these plans: Incident Response Team, Incident Response Procedures, Restoration Procedures, Business continuity plan). These plans can be combined in one or more plans. DR and BC plans are sometimes presented in one document. It is important that you reference the template you are using to do the plans. Check out internet resources such as NIST Contingency Planning Guide. I don’t expect you to write a full comprehensive plan just a brief on one or two items like I said about 2 pages max per plan.]
Security Strategies for SAB (2 pages)
Recommended Controls for SAB (2 pages)
Mitigation/treatment of Risks and Residual Risks for SAB (max 1 page)- chapter 10- your chosen security and treatment approach (is it mitigation? Deterrence?).
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