...------------------------------------------------- Lab 2.1 Drafting an Essay June 25, 2015 EN1320 Duane Seneschal June 25, 2015 EN1320 Duane Seneschal Ever feel like you are in a dead end job, your life is at the bottom of a pit? That is how I felt before I decided to go back to school. I realized that without a college education that my life was going nowhere. I had no future. I had to break out of this pit that had become my life and chosen job. Without a college degree I was going nowhere had no future. Deciding to get a degree is all good and well, but what degree what path? How does one go about making a decision of this magnitude? It is an overwhelming task that can be frightening. It’s like looking up from the bottom of a hundred foot deep pit and trying to figure out how to get out of the pit and back into the sunlight, it’s scary. Well I know that I enjoyed working with and building computers, and I enjoyed the security field. I started searching to see if combining these 2 fields was feasible or possible. To my delight and pleasure there was a degree program that did cover both of these fields together it was called Cybersecurity. After reading up on Cybersecurity I felt it was a field that I would enjoy. But what exactly is Cybersecurity? After much research what I discovered is that Cybersecurity is different technologies, processes and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access....
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...Litigation and ADR LAW/531 Litigation and ADR Litigation is the bringing, maintaining, and defense of a lawsuit (Cheeseman, 2013). The two forms of litigation are traditional and nontraditional. Before a trial ensues the pretrial process must take its course and is divided into pleadings, discovery, dismissals, pretrial judgments, and settlement conference. These events are followed by the trial proceedings and appeals, if applicable. Nontraditional litigation includes alternative dispute resolution (ADR). The most common form of ADR being arbitration (Cheeseman, 2013). Other forms include negotiation and mediation. It is up to management to determine which form of litigation is appropriate for the organization. A pleading is the paperwork that is filed with the court to initiate and respond to a lawsuit (Cheeseman, 2013). The pleading process involves a few steps, including: the complaints, the answer, the cross-complaint, and the reply. Every lawsuit begins with a complaint. After the complaint is filed with the court an answer must then be filed by the defendant. In some cases, a defendant may file a cross-complaint, or countersuit against the plaintiff. The plaintiff must then file a reply. During the discovery period, both sides go on a fact-finding mission to state and/or defend their cases. Once these steps are complete, the trial is ready to be heard. If the trial requires a jury, voir dire takes place, otherwise known as “jury selection”. At the onset of the trial...
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...spiritual wellness. Romans 1:11 I long to see you so that I may impart to you some spiritual gift to make you STRONG. •• Spiritual gifts from God make us STRONG. • One walking in the Holy Spirit’s gifts in his life is STRONGER than one not doing so. • A stronger witness ... a stronger minister ... • Natural illustration: “The Spirit of the Lord came upon [Samson] in power so that he tore the lion apart with his bare hands” (Judges 14:6). 1 Corinthians 1:7-8 Therefore you do not lack any spiritual GIFT as you eagerly wait for our Lord Jesus Christ to be revealed. [8] He will keep you strong TO THE END, so that you will be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus Christ. •• Spiritually gifted and strong “to the END” = (1) certainly throughout your life (“never leave you”); (2) The church gifted and strong “to the end ... [that is] the day [COMING] of our Lord Jesus Christ.” • Note: The Church will “NOT LACK any spiritual gift ... to the END ... the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.” • This verse should be prayerfully considered by those who teach that the gifts of the Holy Spirit have ceased. 1 Corinthians 3:1-2 Brothers, I could not address you as SPIRITUAL but as WORLDLY — mere infants in Christ. [2] I gave you milk,...
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...in these systems far more visible and significant than ever. But, it's a discipline with a myriad of stakeholders: CIOs, CISOs, enterprise risk management teams, compliance and regulation staff, and internal and external auditors. Step #1: Choose your words wisely There are two types of CIOs—infrastructure managers and strategic thinkers. The latter will succeed with their IT risk management agenda because they speak in terms of business advantages, not outages. For example, rather than talking about a "zero day threat," consider simulating the impact of a potential incident in terms of potential business loss. Instead of talking about RTOs and RPOs, speak in terms of lost revenue and customers during an outage. Instead of highlighting unimplemented ISO controls, speak about the lost effectiveness of employees who need to share information both inside and outside the firewall. It also doesn't hurt to point out the impact on productivity when employees can't effectively share information effectively. Step #2: Use a High-Medium-Low spectrum of potential business loss Part of using the right language is moving away from absolutes. Inevitably, a single prediction of loss will start a battle of statistics and probability debate and your request will get lost in the process. Instead, provide stakeholders with a variety of scenarios and have data to back it up. Consider whether you are a low risk company, moderately tolerant, or highly...
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...with our two running candidates General Grievous (democrat) and Wookie Chewbacca (republican). When we sit back and look into the past of these two candidates, only one stands out in the crowd as the next commander and chief “General Grievous”. According to Darth Sanwicki (2012), creator and trainer of Qymaen jai Sheelal, “The Brain of a human, body by Intel”. Looking into the republican party we see high class people making high class decisions, whatever happened to the Republican belief ” legislations should will be on the Jedi table ...your Jedi members and senators will probably try to get peace on a state or local level rather than national level “The republics guide the government, Princess Queen Amadilla(2012). Running mate Wookie Chewbacca from the home planet of Kashyyyk, what were the republicans thinking, his main supporters are Ewoks who raised him after his losing battle on his home planet. Now we are looking to him to be our leader, with only academic smarts and a gift with mechanics this Shyriiwook speaking candidate is...
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...with our two running candidates General Grievous (democrat) and Wookie Chewbacca (republican). When we sit back and look into the past of these two candidates, only one stands out in the crowd as the next commander and chief “General Grievous”. According to Darth Sanwicki (2012), creator and trainer of Qymaen jai Sheelal, “The Brain of a human, body by Intel”. Looking into the republican party we see high class people making high class decisions, whatever happened to the Republican belief ” legislations should will be on the Jedi table ...your Jedi members and senators will probably try to get peace on a state or local level rather than national level “The republics guide the government, Princess Queen Amadilla(2012). Running mate Wookie Chewbacca from the home planet of Kashyyyk, what were the republicans thinking, his main supporters are Ewoks who raised him after his losing battle on his home planet. Now we are looking to him to be our leader, with only academic smarts and a gift with mechanics this Shyriiwook speaking candidate is...
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...A New School Year Timothy R Schmoyer 8/22/01 WEEK ONE - INTRODUCTION It was a fog-shrouded morning, July 4, 1952, when a young woman named Florence Chadwick waded into the water off Catalina Island. She intended to swim the channel from the island to the California coast. Long-distance swimming was not new to her; she had been the first woman to swim the English Channel in both directions. The water was numbing cold that day. The fog was so thick she could hardly see the boats in her party. Several times sharks had to be driven away with rifle fire. She swam more than fifteen hours before she asked to be taken out of the water. Her trainer tried to encourage her to swim on since they were so close to land, but when Florence looked, all she saw was fog. So she quit . . . only one-half mile from her goal. Later she said, “I’m not excusing myself, but if I could have seen the land, I might have made it.” It wasn’t the cold or fear or exhaustion that caused Florence Chadwick to fail – it was the fog. Many times we too fail, not because we’re afraid or because of the peer pressure or because of anything other than the fact that we lose sight of the goal. Maybe that’s why Paul said, “I press on toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus” (Phil 3:14). Two months after her failure, Florence Chadwick walked off the same beach into the same channel and swam the distance, setting a new speed record, because she could see the land, she kept...
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...Determining Your Perfect Position Imagine that the company you work for is expanding and restructuring. As a valued and veteran employee, you are presented with the unique opportunity of determining the type of leadership position that best suits you. Essentially, you are able to define the role in which you can most benefit the company and be the most successful. To determine your position, you must identify the strengths and weaknesses of your personal leadership style by applying what you learned about yourself through the self assessments. Here is my management Style he goal that motivates The Producer (or Ds) is accomplishing bigger and better goals according to an internal timetable. You prefer to be involved in your chosen activities from start to finish, and you resist people who are obstacles to your achievements. Your ability to produce makes you highly valued in situations in which an efficient, dependable, or incrementally improving rate of production is desired THE DOMINANCE STYLE'S TYPICAL BUSINESS CHARACTERISTICS * Prefer time frames * Seek personal control * Get to the point * Strive to feel important and be noteworthy in their job * Demonstrate persistence and single-mindedness to reach a goal * Express high ego strength * Prefer to downplay feelings and relationships * Focus on task actions that lead to achieving tangible outcomes * Implement changes in the workplace * Tend to freely delegate duties, enabling them to take on more projects THE...
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...Now that you have selected a topic and generated ideas for your final paper, it is time to write a one-page proposal. This proposal should include your main idea, your plan in terms of research and writing approach, and any other information pertinent to your final paper. One of your sources for this paper will be a personal interview. Choose a person that knows you well (one of your parents, a family member, a friend, a former teacher, etc.) and interview them about your topic. You may quote your interviewee in your paper. Therefore, your proposal should include basic information about who you are interviewing. Make sure that your proposal clearly answers the following: (Integrate these answers in your paragraphs; don't make a list of your questions and answers.) What are you going to write about? Why did you choose this topic? Based on your topic, what are the main issues you will explore? What is the thesis (or the tentative thesis) of your final paper? Who are you interviewing for your paper? Why? What are your other sources? (Remember that there should be at least two sources in addition to your interview.) What do you intend to prove with this paper? What, in your view, is the relevance of your topic? I am going to write about being Asian and more specifically being Chinese in a particular part of the United States in the 21st century. I will explore the perception that some non-Chinese people have of Chinese people in the US and also explore...
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...(Kate) who has experienced negative stress stemming from her work environment. Then, you will compare your own conflict management skills and experiences against Kate’s experiences. Follow the directions below to write an 8–10-page report on conflict management. Review the following scenario: Kate has been employed by a well-known manufacturing company for 12 years. She is the only female on her line and the fastest worker. She has been promoted several times through mergers and acquisitions, but has always been looked over for a senior management position. Kate believes she is qualified for advancement but thinks her manager has a problem with her personally. To top it off, Kate did not receive a semiannual or annual review, which would have resulted in a raise. Her coworkers (all males) have urged her to go to management and report what she believes to be discriminatory behavior from her immediate manager. Now, complete the following tasks: 1. Discuss a situation you have been in where you felt you were passed over for a promotion, made to feel indifferent, or were discriminated against. Compare and contrast your story with Kate’s. 2. Compare the possible ethical breaches of Kate’s manager against your own manager’s behavior. Utilize scholarly research on leadership theory as justification. 3. Compare the possible legal breaches of Kate’s manager against your own manager’s...
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...Seek casual contact with your subordinates. It is as meaningful as a formal gathering, if not more so. * Don’t often decline to see people who call on you. * Take public opinion baths. * Remember, everyone likes a compliment. * If your subordinates can stand it, so can you. Set a good example. * You must seek and require access to reliable and up-to-date information. 2. Build strong alliances. * Wage only one war at a time. * Spend time letting your followers learn that you are firm, resolute, and committed in the daily performance of your duty. Doing so will gain their respect and trust. * Etiquette and personal dignity are sometimes wisely set aside. * Invest time and money in better understanding the ins and outs of human nature. * Remember, human action can be modified to some extent, but human nature cannot be changed. * Showing your compassionate and caring nature will aid you in forging successful relationships. * When you extinguish hope, you create desperation. * You must remember that people who have not even been suspected of disloyalty are very adverse to taking an oath of any sort as a condition of exercising an ordinary right of citizenship. 3. Persuade rather than coerce. * Discourage formal grievances. Persuade your subordinates to compromise whenever you can. * Use force only as a last resort. * Remember that your followers generally want...
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...Success in Your Classroom Chapter Nine I. II. III. Effecting Change as a New Member of a Community Getting Started: Tangible Steps Toward Effecting Positive Change Conclusion: Do Choose Your Battles—Wisely As mentioned at the start of this text, your commitment to propel your students to achieve ambitious academic goals is an effort to make change. As new members of our school and community, we must approach any attempts to make change with great respect and humility. This is even more critical if you seek to change policies or practices at your school that you believe to be inhibiting your students’ academic achievement. Your quest to close the achievement gap for your students in your classroom may lead you to encounter other, related problems that you are eager to take on and overcome. Perhaps there are special education placement policies that you believe could be adjusted to better serve the needs of your students. Perhaps a mandatory dress-code check is leading to excessive tardiness to first period. Perhaps you have opinions about how money should be spent. As a member of your school community, you may be able to influence some of those policies and decisions. If and when such issues truly hinder your students’ learning, you may feel the need to engage in those issues to maximize the likelihood that your students can meet their academic goals. Of course, how you choose to approach the issues can be just as important as which issues you choose to address. Your greatest...
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...Camera Mouse Alt + Right click + Drag mouse up or down Keyboard Alt + Up/Down Arrow Keys Rotate Camera Mouse Alt + Right click + Drag mouse left or right Keyboard Alt + Right/Left Arrow Keys Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl + Z Undo last action H Bring up the History dialog Getting Started The Tools General Tools History The Battle Realms™ WorldMaster features a Photoshop-like History feature, brought up with the H key or the Edit menu. This feature tracks every map change as a separate entry, allowing the user to undo and redo every action done during that program session. Note that non-volatile tools, such as Select Vertices, do not store undo/redo information in the History. The History list has a maximum number of entries coupled with a maximum size of memory that it may take up. Once either of these limits is reached, the oldest history is lost. Brush Settings Many of the WorldMaster tools involve using a brush to “paint” a specific attribute onto the terrain. The brushes used for these tools can be customized to suit your needs. To change the attributes of a brush Right click on the brush you wish to edit and select “Options” from the menu. Different tools use different attributes of a brush while ignoring others. For example, the Paint Texture Tool does not use the Softness, Strength, Falloff or Smoothing Rate values stored in each brush. Experiment with these values...
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...Heller 1 Greydi Heller Professor Kumar English 101 034 ITIS Monday, October 12, 2015 “ We are One ” Kwame Anthony Appiah was born in London, raised in Ghana and educated at Cambridge University. He became Laurence S. Rockefeller University, Professor of Philosophy and faculty member of the universal central of human values at Princeton, he is currently living in New York City. Appiah’s personal and professional experiences make him highly qualified to talk about Cosmopolitanism in “Making Conversations”, where he gives an interesting twist to the original concept of cosmopolitanism. According to Appiah, we do not have to choose sides between nationalists and hardcore cosmopolitanism. He believes that the position worth defending may be called partial cosmopolitanism. In other words we do not need to go to the right or left, we can stay in between cosmopolitanism and nationalism. Agreeing ,that as citizen of the world we need to develop habits of coexistence,it’s a responsibility that we have to one another even if we are not closely related or similar to each. Appia, makes it very clear saying that cosmopolitanism is not the name of the solution it’s the challenge for every human being to get along with each other .We can better get along with others by getting to know our differences, and our similarities by using a simple tool Heller 2 which is the conversation. I agree with Appiah’s argument, I like the idea of partial cosmopolitanism...
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...been said that the saddest thing a man will ever face is "what might've been". But what if a man is faced with what was, or what may never be, or what could no longer be? Choosing the right path is never easy, its a decision we make with only our hearts to guide us. But sometimes we find our way to something better... sometimes we fight through the regret and the remorse of our mistakes, our malice and our jealousy and the shame we feel for not being the people we were meant to be...and thats when we find our way to something better....or when something better finds its way to us. -Imagine a future moment in your life where all your dreams come true. You know, it's the greatest moment of your life and you get to experience it with one person. Who's standing next to you? -when you stop fighting, you stop living. so.. find your fight. then fight like hell 'til your battle has won. -You have one chance, one life and what you do with it is up to you. -People are going to disappoint you, I get that, I kind of expect that but, what happens if one day you wake-up and realize you are the disappointment -At this moment there are 6,470,818,671 people in the world. Some are running scared. Some are coming home. Some tell lies to make it through the day. Others are just not facing the truth. Some are evil men, at war with good. And some are good, struggling with evil. Six billion people in the world, six billion souls. And sometimes... all you need is one. -Every song ends...
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