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What is the action strategy to be taken to maintain resident care in the facility and to limit the movement of residents, staff and visitors in order to protect people and property from a hazard?

You will be selecting a leading governmental research institution (you can see a list of top 25 leading governmental organizations below). The institution’s main website will be the focus of your tour. After you have spent time fully exploring the website, you will write a 3-page paper (exclusive of title page or bibliography) that addresses the following elements: an introduction with a thesis statement, a brief history of the institution and its significance, an analysis of any primary sources that exist on the website (or in a physical archives associated with the institution), and a discussion of any issues that the institution is facing today. Also, address the rationale for government sponsored scientific research, and make an argument for where scientific innovation is strongest: governmental, private, commercial, or educational institutions.Included in your analysis will be at least 3 peer reviewed or scholarly sources that help you assess the significance of the institution and its history. Here are some approved government institutions that are considered the top 25 in the world. Ask your instructor for approval of one not on the list:• Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, France, Website: www.cea.fr• Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, Website: english.cas.cn• Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation, Australia, Website: www.csiro.au• Fraunhofer Society, Germany, Website: www.fraunhofer.de• French Institute of Health & Medical Research, France, Website: english.inserm.fr• German Cancer Research Center, Germany, Website: www.dkfz.de• German Research Center For Environmental Health Munich, Germany, Website: www.helmholtz-muenchen.de• Health & Human Services Laboratories, USA, Website: www.hhs.gov• Japan Science & Technology Agency, Japan, Website: www.jst.go.jp• Jülich Research Center, Germany, Website: www.fz-juelich.de• Korea Institute of Science & Technology, South Korea, Website: eng.kist.re.kr• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA, Website: www.llnl.gov• Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA, Website: www.lanl.gov• Max Planck Society, Germany, Website: www.mpg.de• Medical Research Council, United Kingdom, Website: www.mrc.ac.uk• National Aeronautics & Space Administration, USA, Website: www.nasa.gov• National Center for Scientific Research, France, Website: www.cnrs.fr• National Institute for Materials Science, Japan, Website: www.nims.go.jp• National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology, Japan, Website: www.aist.go.jp• National Research Council Canada, Canada, Website: www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca• Pasteur Institute International Network, France, Website: www.pasteur.fr• RIKEN, Japan, Website: www.riken.jp• Spanish National Research Council, Spain, Website: www.csic.es• United States Navy, USA, Website: www.navy.mil• US Department of Veterans Affairs, USA, Website: www.va.govContents of paper should beIntroduction with Thesis statement – Half page lengthHistory of the institution – half page lengthPrimary Sources at Website – half page lengthCurrent Issues that the Institution is Experiencing today – plus 3 sources- half pageDiscuss government funded scientific research -half pageConclusion – rephrase thesis and conclude, half page lengthBibliography

Your report must include:1) What/Where/When: The name of the artist or group performing, the date and location of the concert, any other details about the venue, concert theme, performers, etc. (opening paragraph)2) A discussion of music from the concert using musical terminology, including the title and composer and a description of each piece in terms of the musical elements (body paragraphs).3) Your opinion as to the quality of the performance and whether or not you would recommend it, supported by musical evidence (closing paragraph).4) A copy of the program (as a picture or scanned PDF file) or the URL

use the Reading Summary and Reflective Comments Template to summarize the main principles. Reflect on these principles in order to make the content meaningful to you.
Fundamental Concepts of Educational Leadership & Management (3rd ED., Taher A Razik and Austin D. Swanson)
School Public Relations for Student Success (Edward H. Moore)
The Leadership Style of Jesus: How to Make a Lasting Impact (Michael Youssef)

• Moore: chs. 1–4
• Razik & Swanson: ch. 1
• Youssef: chs. 1–2

Title pageAbstract (100-120 words)IntroductionHypothesis/Problem Statement/Purpose StatementDefinitions included in researchLiterature Review organized around variables.Research methods/design (this can be a proposal to collect original research or a proposal to organize and categorize secondary data into your own variables)References/Works CitedAppendices – as needed (annotated bibliography, example consent form, example survey if used)

Module 2 – CasePROTECTING U.S. SKIES AND AIRPORTS: THREATS, ISSUES, AND MEASURES OF PROTECTION EFFECTIVENESSAssignment OverviewA few years ago, … I traveled to Israel … through Ben Gurion, as pristine, clean, empty, and beautiful an airport as I’ve ever been in. There were no lines anywhere and sightlines everywhere … . Indeed, before you step into the airport, you’ve already been scrutinized by Israeli security agents monitoring all approaching automobiles and entry doors. (Lowrey, 2010, para. 1)The Israeli method of surveillance is not as intrusive as at U.S. airports, yet more thorough in screening passengers. Rather than removing shoes, belts, and other articles, passengers are politely asked a series of questions out of earshot from others. Travelers feel protected from potential terrorist strikes because of the high quality of surveillance.Case AssignmentBegin by reading:Haaretz, & Reuters. (2017, October 26). U.S. airport security is becoming a bit more Israeli today: Here’s what you need to know. Retrieved from https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/u-s-airport-security-rules-are-changing-today-here-s-what-you-need-to-know-1.5460568Lowrey, A. (2010, January 8). Foreign policy: The costs of Israel level security [Opinion]. NPR. Retrieved from https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122352039Using assigned readings and your own research, point out at least two Israeli methods of screening and surveillance that you find essential at American airports. Support your comments with quotations from referenced sources.Assignment ExpectationsYour essay should be 3 full pages not counting the title and reference pages. The use of APA formatting is recommended in your essay with 1-inch margins,12-point type, and double spacing throughout. Include a title/cover page, an introduction, answers to the questions (introduced with subtitles), and a concluding paragraph. Provide specific examples to support your point of view when developing your responses to each question. Remember to include in-text citations within the body of the essay when referencing your resources—for example: (Smith, 2019). Also, be sure to include a reference section at the end of your assignment listing all resources (including the required readings) you used to complete your essay. Use strong, credible sources—peer-reviewed references, government documents, and subject matter expert materials—to support your answer.Direct quotes should be limited and must be designated by quotation marks. Paraphrased ideas must give credit to the original author—for example, (Smith, 2019). Direct copying from “homework help” websites will not receive credit. Once you have completed your assignment within a Word document, please upload your final version to the Case 2 Dropbox. Please note your Turnitin originality score and make revisions as needed. Please contact your instructor with any questions.

Module 2 – CaseTHE THREAT OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TERRORISMAssignment OverviewThe Threat of Domestic or “Homegrown” TerrorismA major terrorist attack conducted by a U.S. citizen against the Homeland was the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, OK, on April 19, 1995. Watch Oklahoma City Bombing Animation to see the bombing in action (this silent video is over 2 minutes).This attack, perpetrated by U.S. Army veteran Timothy McVeigh, killed 168 persons, injured more than 680, and caused the destruction of the Federal Building and destroyed or damaged more buildings. The financial impact of the bombing itself has been estimated to be at least $652 million.In the days and months that followed, numerous investigations sought to determine who perpetrated the attack and if McVeigh has any links to domestic and/or foreign terrorist groups.Other investigations examined how McVeigh was able to build the massive bomb used in the attack, to include the materials used, and how he was able to obtain them without alerting authorities. These questions have largely been answered and today there is a great deal of publicly available information that makes it possible to understand this act of domestic terrorism and its impact on Homeland Security.Case AssignmentIn this Case, your task is to:Define the methods used by Timothy McVeigh to conduct his attacks, the results of the bombing, his motivation(s), and how he was able to conduct his attack against the Murrah Federal Building without detection by the FBI or other domestic law enforcement organizations.From your reading, How Government Agencies Fight Terrorism (2017), briefly discuss which federal agencies are most directly responsible for ensuring that such a domestic terrorism attack does not occur in the future. Remember to include more than one source in your References.Assignment ExpectationsAssignments should be at least 3 full pages double-spaced, not counting the cover or reference page. Paper format: (a) Cover page, (b) Header, (c) Body. Submit your assignment by the last day of this module.Properly cite the quotations that you use to support your statements. For more information, please consult the Purdue University OWL: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/

From watching current news, what do you see as the number one border U.S. infiltration risk and why?Suggest a strategy for reducing the U.S. infiltration risk.

Please write a comprehensive treatment plan for Mary. Please use the model I provided on blackboard earlier in the semester. Case Study 1. Mary is a s A 29-year old married, mother of a young child age 2, presented with a history of recurrent and disabling depression and headaches.  Several weeks prior to presentation, she became severely depressed and had difficulty moving, had diminished appetite, had crying spells much of the day and felt suicidal.  At the time she presented, she was on Prozac 20 mg a day, and described herself as getting “manicky” on the Prozac.  By this, she meant that she was “rushing around, laughing a lot and having more anxiety.”  A past trial with Wellbutrin was poorly tolerated because of sweating episodes, insomnia and agitation.  Her depression was worsening despite the Prozac treatment. There was a past history of concussion at age 18, when she suffered loss of consciousness. She also described a history of mood swings for many years. There was also a history of alcohol abuse when she was a teenager. Family history revealed severe mood swings in both her father and paternal grandmother. Section 2 SHORT ANSEWRS Answer all the questions in this section. you answer should be comprehensive (Based on Chapter 12) Discuss the characteristics of attenuated psychosis syndrome and explain why it is a “proposed” disorder.Compare some major ways that the historical subtypes of schizophrenia can present (paranoid, catatonic, disorganized, undifferentiated, residual) in terms of symptoms, treatment, and prognosis.Compare schizophrenia and the “other psychotic disorders” (schizophreniform, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, folie à deux, brief psychotic disorder) in terms of symptoms, duration, and outcome.Discuss some of the causative factors of schizophrenia, including genetic influences, neurotransmitter imbalances, prenatal viral exposure, and psychological stressor