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    promotes flexibility, availability, and scalability of computer resources at low running costs. However, just like all technologies, cloud computing too has various challenges. These include limitations to integration and customization, performance risks, reliability and interoperability, and security and privacy challenges (Elmonem, Nasr, & Geith, 2016). Cloud Computing within the Healthcare Sector Traditionally, there has been an underutilization of technology within the healthcare sector…

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    In “De-Islamizing Sikhaphobia: Deconstructing Structural Racism in Wisconsin Gurdwara Shooting 10/12”, Birk, Gill, and Heer (2015) examine the media portrayal of the shooting of a Sikh gurdwara in 2012 where a gunman killed six individuals and injured four others. The media representation of the Sikh community after this event demonstrates how racialized individuals are Othered by the media, especially through the homogenization of brown bodies, despite the diversity of this racialized group…

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    rights to refuse medical treatment at any time. Also, this refusal must be properly documented by the medical personnel journal and the officer’s watch journal to cover themselves and the department from any false allegations of medical treatment denial. Overall,…

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    - Telecommuting. Through this technology, workers in service-based firms are no longer tied to a physical location, as they can work from their homes. Services that fall in this category include accounting, legal advice, education, insurance, investments, data analysis, computer programming, and consulting. Any service provider with the appropriate telecommunications systems can be located anywhere and still performs her job. Working at home has two main advantages (1) decreased costs through…

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    According to Coral Davenport 's article, "the analysis estimated that Keystone would support 42,000 temporary jobs over its two-year construction period — about 3,900 of them in construction and the rest in indirect support jobs, such as food service. The department estimated that the project would create about 35 permanent jobs." Obama believed that with the creation of thousands of jobs in which only 40 are permanent, there is no benefit to the working class. Nonetheless, opening up jobs, for…

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    The term battered women was established in the 1970’s as a legal defense for abused women. Battered women syndrome is described as a traumatic experience of persistent and severe violence against women by their partner. Battered Women and domestic violence go hand and hand. Domestic violence is described as the battering or abusive acts within an intimate relationship. Violence against women and children have increased in the last twenty years (Howard S. Harris, David C. Maloney, Franklyn M.…

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    Covert Action Case Study

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    on the political side it makes sense. I think that out of all four of the CAs, Economic Covert Action could do the most damage. The reason that I boldly present this theory is because there are so many facets of economics that a well calculated attack on any portion of it can and will cripple a country’s economics. Economic power is very precious to any country and it’s what makes the world go round. Johnson and Wirtz say, “Today, a prime target of economic dislocation is an adversary’s…

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    Social Issues In Canada

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    People harbouring these beliefs are increasingly targeting visible minorities and aboriginal people more often in attacks that some are calling hate crimes; according to Metropolitan Toronto Police Force “A hate crime is a criminal offence committed against a person or property that is based solely upon the victim 's race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, sexual…

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    equality through the Civil Rights Movement while also witnessing the organization of welfare groups, students, and people protesting the government’s decisions, such as the Vietnam War. Russell Oswald (1972, 32), the Commissioner of Correctional Services at Attica, states in his book that “prisons are like a microcosm of society,” and the rebellious attitude of prisoners at the Attica Correctional Facility coincided with the popular beliefs of the activists throughout the nation. Prior to the…

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    Millions of Lives Lost During the Holocaust Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor and the author of Night once said, “For the dead and the living, we must bear witness.” ADD BRIDGE! The Holocaust is an awful genocide because of Adolf Hitler’s decisions, the concentration camps, all of the deaths that occurred, and the massive decrease of the Jewish population. Adolf Hitler’s Childhood Almost any tragedy that occurs today is compared to the Holocaust and what happened to the Jews. Adolf Hitler was…

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