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    Violence seems more widespread than ever, almost every day we hear about a shocking act of violence, whether it’s a terrorist bombing, a senseless school shooting, or a gruesome murder. However, much of our impression of this violent world we live in today comes from misleading media sources that distorts our views of reality. In this advanced technological era, it is nearly impossible to turn on the TV, access our phones, and browse the internet without hearing the 24-hour news cycle, amber…

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    On September 11, 2001, members of the terrorist organization al-Qaeda, launched a series of airline hijackings and suicide attacks against targets inside the United States. Terrorism, which is the deliberate act of using terror in order to advance one’s political agenda, is one of the most well-known threats to the American way of life. The American government, has several agencies which specialize in countering acts of terrorism inside the United States, such as the FBI, CIA, and NSA. Despite…

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    This increases the security of DNS and allows reasonable assurance against DNS related attacks, such as denial of service (DoS), and DNS hijacking. Due to the criticality of DNS, and the successful operation of Active Directory, a functioning and healthy DNS service is…

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    One of the most tragic terrorist attacks to take place in the United States occurred on September 11, 2001. Days after these attacks, the standing president at the time, George Bush, declared that he was on a new mission to fight back against terrorism (“The War,” 2018). Since then, various laws and regulations have been put in place to help provide a feeling of security to American Society. Moreover, to aid in the relief efforts that follow events that are considered emergencies, such as…

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    Immersive theatre seeks to give experience to its audience by involving and surrounding them with and in the production at hand. Wondermart, a 2007 English audio-performance piece written by Silvia Mercuriali in collaboration with Matt Rudkin and Tommaso Perego, uses two predominant strategies to immerse the audience of single listeners — inhabiting and awareness. The techniques entailed in these strategies are inherent to the immersive style; placing audience members inside a character,…

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    In my thesis essay, I will be discussing how terrorism has affected modern policing the modern law enforcement approach. I hope to cover the information well and be direct in my finding of my study. For many terrorism is just a word we see every day on the news or in our text books but for law enforcement it can be a hazard for mankind. But to understand what terrorism is you first understand it definition, terrorism is the use of international force or violence by any group or a specific…

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    Firstly, exploring the use of a more constraining hashtag would have been good to begin with as #McDStories is a rather too broad hashtag, which allows for all kinds of feedbacks ranging from positive to negative. Considering the trend of users hijacking campaigns on Twitter, McDonald’s should have known to expect more of the negative feedbacks. Hence, a more streamlined hashtag such as #FavMcDMoments or simply #FavMoments for instance, would have been safe and still would have done the job of…

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    As birds chirp in the beautiful morning and the sun rises to begin a new day. People of America began their daily routine. Many were going to work, children were going to school, or others for a walk through the neighborhood. No one knew if they were going to return home or if it was the last time to see their loved ones. It was a typical morning, like no other but two tragic important days that will always be…

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    Bias and prejudice have resonated in cultures throughout time. Prejudice begins as a perceived opinion or idea without evidence to support it; eventually, it evolves to a greater concern: racism. In the United States alone, nearly one thousand hate groups have taken root and amplified the issue of racism in the U. S. Major events that negatively depict a minority can undermine progress towards equality. This is discussed in an interview with Professor Abu-Lughod where she explains how Muslim…

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    Loo1 Unit 2 Research Paper

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    Blackboard Name: Sanya Murgai PSID: 1264832 LO1: Discuss information privacy and methods for improving the privacy of information. LO2: Explain the effects on information privacy of e-mail, data collection, and censorship. In today’s day and age, privacies definition can be manipulated to personal preferences. Once we put something on the internet, it will be accessible forever even if we delete it. Because social media has become a huge part of our everyday life, companies search these…

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