Rand Report R609 was commissioned by US department of defense in 1967, published in 1970 and is considered seminal work in area of Information Security. Rand Report is relevant now in 2012. Rand Report points that securing computer is not enough and it is necessary to secure data as well. The French have a saying – ‘Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose’. What this means minus the italics and in plain good old English, is ‘The more things change, the more they stay same’. One does not want
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Criminal Justice Candidate’s Name: Institution’s Name: Course title: Instructor: Date: Introduction Criminologists and other social theorists have over the years come up with theories that seek to explain a phenomenon in society. In the field of criminology, notable theorists and scholars include; Edwin Sutherland, Donald Cressey, Robert Merton and Travis Hirschi. The preceding scholars and theorists in the field of criminology seek to explain the causative agents of criminal behaviour and crime
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What does Mersault mean by the following: “Mother used to say that you’re never altogether unhappy. And lying there in my prison when the sky turned red and a new day slid into my cell, I’d agree with her. Because I could have just as easily heard footsteps and my heart could have burst.” (The Outsider, p.109). Discuss. In Albert Camus’ The Outsider, the cental protagonist Mersault is able to form a relationship with the reader, pushing them to question their own place in society and look
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Holden Caulfield and Mental Illness Holden Caulfield is a 16-year-old rebellious teenager on the outside. He doesn’t seem to care about anything or anyone, and he certainly doesn’t seem to care about his future. If you dig a little deeper however, it isn’t that he doesn’t care, it is that he is suffering from several mental illnesses. At the end of the book you learn that Holden has told you this story from a Mental Hospital. He has displayed many symptoms of PTSD, Depression and Dissociative
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Journal Entry 1 Word Count: 1,516 ENG1001 Professor Gabiger In a literature class, one is bound to read a number of short stories that can be compared and contrasted. I’ve found that many of the authors that we’ve been reading during the term, use similar themes in their stories. Even though it was a hard decision, in this case, I chose to compare William Faulkner’s “A Rose For Emily”, a story
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Geetanjali Joshi Mishra Ravi Mishra Research scholars Department of English and Modern European Languages, University of Lucknow Lucknow geetanjalijoshi2008@gmail.com ravidnmishra@gmail.com Slumdog Cometh! A reading of the Oscar winning movie „Slumdog Millionair‟ in the backdrop of Althuser‟s theory of Ideology and Interpellation This paper is an effort to read the Oscar winner movie „Slumdog Millionair‟ in the context of Althuser‟s observations on the subject of ideology. We shall, in the
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Student name: Tao Wang Student number:11616947 A In this case ‘Product Development at KirKham Instruments Corporation’ from Harvard Business School, there are three main problems with product development at Kirkham. Firstly, most worker of the corporation were assigned a lot of projects to work concurrently, and hence it may cause the productivity of development declined. So that managers tried to cancel some project to balance the company’s capacity according to the profitability of the project
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RESEARCH My coursework task was to create a new film, featuring a trailer, storyboard; at least one promotional poster and DVD cover. I had free choice over my genre and I chose to use musical documentary because it’s a genre I’ve watched many films on. This made research pleasurable, because I was adding to my existing knowledge on a topic I already felt comfortable with. One feature I found in most of the films I watched was the idea of a musical journey or adventure, with many twists and turns
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Running head: USING/OR NOT USING A CELEBRITY TO PROMOTE THE Using/or Not Using a Celebrity to Promote the Product Ben Williams Jr. Grantham University Abstract It is a well-known fact that many companies spend huge amount of money to get their products endorsed by prominent public figures (celebrities). But why do companies use celebrities for endorsing their products? In today's world of fiercely competitive and highly fragmented market, every company tries to maximize the share of its
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Club Fitting, The Importance Of Page Break Impossible; it is impossible for a golfer to maximize the potential without two key components. First component is understanding how to properly position and accurately move to body. Simply having an understanding of the fundamentals of golf and the ball flight laws will not give any golfer the best possible opportunities to succeed. Knowledge of what the body does during the golf swing and how to maximize the potential of those body parts will
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