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Introduction The need to realize independence after completion of high school education became a fundamental part of my life. I had made plans to establish a grocery business. A premise for the operation of the business was required. Consequently, the idea to buy a house came up. The idea was to manage the business and stay in the house. It was not an essentially instantaneous decision. It took much deliberation, consultation, and collection of information. Thus, the decision to purchase a house became the foundation of the decision problem that this paper describes. The Decision Process I Took The decision process began with the identification of the problem. The problem was to acquire a house to use as a business and residential area. The determination of the problem required that symptoms that demonstrate its existence are identified (Bateman & Snell, 2011). The first symptom was the need to be independent and operate a business. Secondly, the examination of factors that limit the possibility of realization of the plan was inevitable. It is essential to determine available resources before the completion of critical decisions. The situation was not ideal. It required that available resources, like funds to purchase the house, be determined. Subsequently, all limitations were identified. After identification of the limitations that existed, the development of potential alternatives took place. This required a comprehensive examination of the problem and identification of other alternative solutions. The fundamental purpose of verification of alternatives is to determine the consequences that may occur due to the implementation of the options (Bateman & Snell, 2011). I had to determine various types of consequences. Different consequences may arise due to the implementation of various options. One of the alternative options was to rent a house. The other alternative was to manage the business in the streets. Discussions with my family members took place during the evaluation process of the possible alternatives. The evaluation process involved the identification of the intrinsic worth and demerits of each option. It further involved the determination of the costs and benefits of each option. After this, the alternatives were weighted based on their ability to meet the main factors in the decision problem. The main factors were attainment of independence and operation of a grocery business. Finally, the feasibility, effectiveness, and consequences of each alternative were noted. The next step involved the selection of the appropriate option. The best option was one that resulted in more advantages and few demerits (Bateman & Snell, 2011). The best alternative was to rent a house. It solved the problem that I faced. Additionally, it was cheap and practical. A lot of money is required to buy a house. The purchase of a house would have re
Project Scope Riverside Community Park Project can be regarded as an illustration of a successfully implemented project in the sphere of construction. The project was divided into six phases that, in their turn, involved several stages. Phase 1 was concerned with planning, while phase two involved the creation of accessibility or constructing roads and parking areas to ensure workers’ access to the site (Phillips, 2013). Phases 3-6 involved construction works (construction of hiking trails, indoor swimming pool, soccer facility, and so on). It is necessary to note that the community could take an active part in adjusting the project as people offered various changes. The development of the commercial dock for fishing and boating was one of these changes. Project Communication to the Stakeholders It is also possible to note that the project is characterized by effective communication with the stakeholders. First, it is clear that there was effective communication and collaboration between different teams working on the project (Phillips, 2013). All the phases were planned thoroughly, and teams worked consequently or simultaneously, which required effective communication. The project manager communicated with the leaders of the teams to ensure efficient collaboration between all the groups involved. At that, proper communication within the team is insufficient as it is critical to communicate effectively with such stakeholders as people living in the community and officials (Walker, 2015). The project manager ensured the use of appropriate communication strategies. Thus, people could offer various adjustments, and each of them was commented on. Some changes were implemented while others were declined. At that, people received a substantial answer concerning each suggestion. The provision of explanations ensured people’s understanding and the development of proper relationships between the management and the community. Finally, the pr
A plan for responding to the network intrusion incident First steps after the attack are confirmed The initial step would be containment. The senior security analyst will focus on containing the attack before it can overwhelm BMF resources and cause more damages. The senior security analyst will develop a specific remediation response for the attack. The immediate part of containment includes making critical decisions involving shutting down the system, disconnecting the network, and disabling some functions (Cichonski, Millar, Grance, & Scarfone, 2012). The senior security analyst will have to determine the most appropriate containment strategy for the active attack. The following factors will be considered to identify a suitable strategy.   * Possible damage and resource theft.   * A focus on evidence protection.   * Service available for both internal and external BMF stakeholders, including customers (Internet connectivity).   * Partial or total containment (effectiveness).   * Duration for the solution to be found. The senior security analyst will also consider sandboxing or redirecting the attacker to provide an opportunity for monitoring the attacker’s activities and gathering further evidence. The senior security analyst will observe for any further damage once the attack has been contained. The second step involves evidence collection and handling. Evidence will be gathered for two purposes – to resolve the issue and for later purposes for possible legal proceedings. This process will require all procedures and legal processes required to gather admissible evidence. A log of collected evidence will include identifying information, details of personnel involved in evidence collection, time, date, and location of storage (McCarthy, Todd, & Klaben, 2012). The senior security analyst should target a system of interest once the attack has been reported. The third step will involve the identification of the attacking hosts. While information regarding the attacking host is vital, the team must focus on attack containment, eradication, and system recovery. Host identification is, however, a cumbersome process that could prove difficult and deter the team from attaining its main goal of minimizing the impacts of an active attack on BMF. Activities for host identification will include:   * Attacking host IP address validation.   * Research of the attacking host.   * Evaluating possible communication paths.   * Database assessment for a similar incident. The final step involves eradication and recovery. Once the senior security analyst has contained the attack, the next important process is eradication to eliminate elements related to the attack. These procedures may involve the removal of malware, disabling attacked user accounts, and locating and fixing all vulnerable points that were attacked. The senior security analyst will also identify all the affected hosts of the BMF for remediation. Personnel to be involved in the response The following personnel will be involved in the response. IT Desk Technician   * Notifies the senior security analyst and other qualified information security specialists.   * Assesses the inci
Introduction   * Problem with access to healthcare among vulnerable groups: a current concern;   * Obstacles to providing access to care: lack of awareness, infrastructure, local policies;   * Flexibility and EBP as the basis for meeting the needs of vulnerable groups. Health needs of populations that have difficulties accessing healthcare services have always been the source of concern for nurses across the United States. The process of managing the needs of people with restricted access to care is complicated in no small extent by the lack of awareness among the representatives of the target demographic (Mignon, 2016). Therefore, it is particularly important for a nurse to learn to cater to the health requirements of vulnerable groups. Access to health services is especially difficult for female inmates, which is why it is crucial to focus on the legal aspects of providing healthcare services to the target group. Historical Context   * Difficulties in providing healthcare assistance to women in prisons as an inherent problem;   * 1974: class action lawsuit against an NY correction institution due to inadequate medical care;   * 2012: the Sentencing Project and the opportunity for statistical analysis;   * 2019: focus on managing the needs of female inmates. The process of providing healthcare to female prisoners has always been rather complicated for obvious reasons. In 2012, the Sentencing Project allowed calculating the changes in the statistics associated with the number of female inmates, concluding that there was an upward tendency (Van Hout & Mhlanga-Gunda, 2018). The observed trend spurred the further analysis of health conce
Summary of the objectives  1. To point out how the IMC program can be developed by marketers using both the conventional and contemporary media  2. To explore the merits and demerits of support media  3. To investigate how the IMC program is assisted by the support media  4. To determine the measurement procedure for the support media Reading summaries The chapter begins by exploring the nature of measurements used in branded entertainment. The author notes that branded entertainment has been on the increase over the past few years. The effect of this form of media has been investigated by several leading companies in the marketplace. Some of the researches related to branded entertainment include the IAG research and the Brand Advisors. This section also discusses the aspect of guerrilla marketing. The latter is a non-traditional form of marketing. It is also referred to as a viral or ambush form of marketing. Viral marketing mainly targeted the youthful population, although it has been diversified to reach the wider population. Needles to say, the miscellaneous media have presented endless ways of placing advertisements to reach the targeted market. The second portion investigates several inescapable factors that businesses cannot elude in course of t
The evaluation of the business environment is generally held from the point of view of several factors. Originally, all the most important factors are gathered in the analysis. PEST analysis Political Political environment of the discount department stores network of Wal-Mart is the most favorable for such kind of business activity. Originally, the government and the legislative and political bases do not restrict the grocery retail. Taking into account that it is the largest private employer, the government does not aim to restrict its activity for avoiding the increased unemployment. (Cocheo, 2003). Economic The fact is that, the Wal-Mart Corporation is the company with one of the largest revenue and financial turnover. In 2006, Wal-Mart was 67th most profitable corporation (profits divided by total revenue), behind retailers Home Depot, Dell, and Target, and ahead of Costco and Kroger. (Cocheo, 2004) For the fiscal year ending January 31, 2006, Wal-Mart reported a net income of $12 billion on $340 billion of sales revenue. (Jablonsky,, 2005) For the fiscal year ending January 31, 2006, Wal-Mart’s international operations accounted for about 20.1% of total sales. As of Jan 8, 2009, net sales for the 48-week period ending Jan 2, 2009 was $370.5 billion, up 6.5% from the previous year’s results. (Mcconnell, 2008). Social It should be stated that it is the least favorable factor of the environment. In spite of the fact that it is the largest private employer, the activity of the trade unions is essentially restricted, and the rights of the employees are often violated. Technological Wal-mart is the corporation with the widest use of the RFID marks of the goods, thus, the amount of thefts is essentially decreased. Recommendations   * Improve the working conditions (take into account the possibility of allergic reactions, lower contacts with chemicals and heavy metals, incorporate sanitary codes).   * Increase the safety level (implement and strictly follow the observation of safety rules).   * Create Wal-Mart’s own Trade Union (thus, it will be easier maintain dialogue with the oher trade unions and restrict their interference).   * Take into account national specifications of people’s ration (encourage employees observe healthy diet, and aim to retail the most popular products in different regions of the world).   * Arrange the food production cycles (farms, factories etc.) (it would
Sade Moore is a successful published journalist and an avid Christian. Currently working in the business writing articles and interviews, her work can be found in the “Sheen Magazine”. Starting her career as a journalist in 2018, she has had numerous opportunities as a journalist for Fox Sports, Takeover TV and other networks. Graduating from the California State University of Los Angeles, she has come a long way in her career. With a degree in communications, she writes about beauty, sports, entertainment and other topics. Among the range of her past affiliations, she now also has been added to the Sheen Magazine staff, being internationally recognized and valued for her work. Hosting the Sheen Talk Live weekly show, Moore conducts interviews with the professionals in a wide range of industries. In the interconnected world of today, it is becoming harder to both stay true to oneself while also attaining professional success. Sade Moore is an exceptional multimedia journalist who manages to combine both of these goals, incorporating her Christian identity into all facets of her work. As a woman in the industry, she has had to experience hardship and move through challenging circumstances, rising to higher levels of professional excellence each year. For her professional and spiritual guidance, Moore turns to God. The belief in God is an underlying force between many of her professional choices and attitudes on the world. As an avid Christian, her faith helps her to bring a unique edge to her writing, understand her path in the world and overcome challenges. Professionally, she has had the ability to interview and work with many different people, including award-nominated and winning artists Koryn Hawthorne, Jonathan McReynolds and Mali Music. In her cover story for the former, Moore displays her writing skills and competencies as a journalist, surprising many critics with a combination of insight and professionalism. While a number of industry insiders doubted her, Moore has demonstrated a remarkable ability to succeed. Coming from humble beginnings, she has had the ability to grow, develop, and thrive as a Christian who believes in God’s plan.
The relationship between the Western world and the Islamic world is a complicated matter which has raised many questions allover the world. These bloody relations have been characterised by consistent confrontations that have existed between the two sides for many centuries. Muslims, who appears to be on the receiving end of these confrontations, have always viewed this as a one-sided onslaught by the Western world, probably owing to their culture and religion. The other possible reason which has contributed toward these Islam-Western confrontations is the Muslim perception that the main reason as to why Western countries would invade their territories was to plunder their rich resources and take full control of their markets. However, the issue of this tense Islam-West relationship being an insoluble problem is a far-fetched issue. This is because there is a big contrast in the way the two repelling sides treat each other. For instance, while the attitude of the Westerners toward the Muslim societies appears to be more positive, Muslims have viewed Westerners as their biggest antagonists in life, and have always defined them with negative characteristics. In other terms, Muslim societies have always felt more embittered toward the Western world than vice versa, where the Islamic followers seem to blame the West for the bloody relations between them. This is owing to the US foreign policy which appears to punish Islam, and also for their decision to consistently support the UK and other allied dictators from the Western region against the Muslims. Despite the constant wars against Muslims, which seems to take many forms, there have also been plans and negotiations all over the world to establish a permanent solution to this progressive issue. Moreover, the rapid wave of globalisation taking place in the current world has promised to change many things including the bad relations that have existed between some countries and communities. In this regard, Islam-west relations are likely to improve in the near future as a result of globalisation. Globalisation, as we all know, involves bringing nations and communities together using processes which are likely to promote global exchanges of important aspects of life. Globalisation involves removing existing barriers to pave way for harmonisation among people of different ethnic groups, religions and culture. As a matter of fact, protests against Islam are taking place in various forms in the West. An example is the insulting form of resistance which the people of Islamic culture have to put up with in some Western countries, due to hatred and discrimination. Most of these discrimination cases are said to be common in work places, learning institutions and shopping zones, among other places of common interest where people are likely to meet (Blankenhorn 59). Even though there have never been serious cases of Muslim discrimination fro
A comprehensive family assessment is essential to the process of promoting family health. As part of the Friedman Family Assessment Model, the strengths and weaknesses of the family will be assessed, along with the developmental stages and risk factors (Marilyn et al., 2019). In order to establish three nursing diagnoses and create a nursing intervention strategy, we will conduct an interview with the patient. The MK family consists of two parents and two daughters, both of whom are in their early teens. The children’s first and last names are TK and FX. The father, MK, is a 38-year-old white man. He is away from home a lot of the week because of his job as a truck driver. TX, the family’s mother, is Caucasian. A 36-year-old nursing student, she is pursuing a degree in the profession. Developmental Stage and Family History The family is currently at the childbearing phase of its development. The son is ten years old and based on Erickson’s stage of development, and he is in the inferiority against industry stage. A child’s ability to learn, create, and develop new talents is at its peak during this period. His social skills should be excellent, but if his classmates perceive him as lacking, he will struggle with feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. MK was adopted at the age of eight after being born in the United States. After recently reconnecting with his biological father, he maintains regular communication with him. Because he was accepted in the family when he was a baby, no one knows anything about his biological father’s past. MK prefers not to know anything about her birth mother. MK claims that she and her two sisters were abandoned by their parents when they were young. MK’s biological father could not care for the children, both financially and emotionally, so he agreed to allow them to be adopted. MK and her younger brother were taken in by an English-speaking American family in Colorado, where they lived for the rest of their lives. MK’s baby brother was adopted by a younger couple wishing for a child. According to him, there was nothing except love and religious upbringing in Mk’s adoptive parents. The Russian equivalent of a high school diploma was obtained
The term Ancient Greece is related to the years 700-480 B.C., also called Classical Age. This period was important in human history due to its enormous contribution to art, architecture and philosophy (History.com, 2010). Ancient Greek History represented various events that considerably impacted on future course of events. For example, during the period economic and social structures such as the city-states, colonization and democracy started to occur. This historical topic is transformative because it gives a good ground for observation and comparison based on one of the most advanced civilizations of the ancient world. It gives inside not only in socioeconomic sense but also presents cultural overview. Ancient Greece was home for most of the famous personalities of the ancient world. Adhikari et al. (2019b) states that famous mathematics, philosophers, and architectures were most significant figures of Ancient Greece. For example, famous mathematics and architectures who invented the concepts of geometry such as Pythagoras, Euclid, and Archimedes created an ultimate ground for the development of science and technologies (Adhikari et al., 2019b). While philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates have found the concepts of philosophy. Along with influential scientific figures, the greatest military figures and generals, such as Leonidas I and Alexander the Great also played crucial role in Ancient Greek society. The introduction of Olympic Games was one of the most significant events in Ancient Greek History. According to Adhikari et al. (2019a), the ancient Olympic Games was a religious festival in honor of the Zeus, the ruler of Olympia. The first Olympic Games took place in 776 B.C. near the city of Elis (Sakoulas, n.d). At the beginning competitions included only a foot race, gradually program included 23 contests (Adhikari et al., 2019a). The importance of this event is that the Olympic Games present in modern day society.