Determine a Network Defense Strategy.

Project 1: Risk Management
Start Here
Step 1: Conduct a Security Analysis Baseline
Step 2: Determine a Network Defense Strategy
Step 3: Plan the Penetration Testing Engagement
Step 4: Conduct a Network Penetration Test
Step 5: Complete a Risk Management Cost-Benefit Analysis
Step 6: Compile and Submit the SAR

Determine a Network Defense Strategy.

Project 1: Risk Management
Start Here
Step 1: Conduct a Security Analysis Baseline
Step 2: Determine a Network Defense Strategy
Step 3: Plan the Penetration Testing Engagement
Step 4: Conduct a Network Penetration Test
Step 5: Complete a Risk Management Cost-Benefit Analysis
Step 6: Compile and Submit the SAR

Science in Science Fiction: Messaging Intelligent Life.

Write an approximately 700-word paper describing your artifact and your rationale behind its design. Your paper should elaborate on: Identification of the assumptions you made about the E.T. and its physiology in order to receive your artifact. A description of the message to deliver and how this message is expressed to the E.T. A description of the decisions you made on the design of the artifact, providing reasoning behind your choices. Discussion of any alternative design choices you considered and why these were ruled out.

Do you still feel that the implications you suggested are accurate?

Explain whether or not you maintain what you wrote in Week 2. More specifically, knowing what you know now, would you still make the proposal for innovation that you made in your original brief? Do you still feel that the implications you suggested are accurate? Use what you have learned in the course to explain any changes you would or would not make and your rationale for your choice. 1. write a brief about the proposal made in previous essay (word doc attached )

How will you develop professional partnerships with health care team members in your clinical practice?

Topic: Helping and Healing Relationships

Consider the various steps of the nursing process in order to address the following critical thinking questions.

Questions

As a healthcare provider, discuss ways in which you will establish a helping hand and healing relationship with your patient and their families.
How will you develop professional partnerships with health care team members in your clinical practice?
What personal behaviors, biases, and attitudes would you have to change to develop these professional relationships?

How will you develop professional partnerships with health care team members in your clinical practice?

Topic: Helping and Healing Relationships

Consider the various steps of the nursing process in order to address the following critical thinking questions.

Questions

As a healthcare provider, discuss ways in which you will establish a helping hand and healing relationship with your patient and their families.
How will you develop professional partnerships with health care team members in your clinical practice?
What personal behaviors, biases, and attitudes would you have to change to develop these professional relationships?

Why is the phrase “All Lives Matter” antithetical to the goals of the BLM movement?

Trayvon Martin. Ferguson. Freddie Gray. “I can’t breathe.” These names and phrases have taken on special significance in recent years as iconic touchpoints highlighting systemic racial injustice in the United States. These touchpoints have given rise to a modern wave of Black activism that is reminiscent of the Civil Rights movement of the mid 1900’s. Leading the way is the “Black Lives Matter” (BLM) movement which emerged in response to the death of Trayvon Martin in 2012 and continues to have a voice in matters of inequality that impact Black Americans.

The “Black Lives Matter” movement has sparked a fervid national conversation on the state of race relations that is multilayered and complex. At its core, the movement raises concerns about the treatment of Black Americans across many social institutions (e.g. law enforcement, criminal justice, employment, education, etc.), but other debates have emerged from the movement. Should the concerns of Black Americans be considered separately or as part of a larger conversation that includes all races? Why is the phrase “All Lives Matter” antithetical to the goals of the BLM movement? How does the BLM movement address black-on-black violence? How do minorities reconcile oppression with patriotism?

As social scientists, you may be called upon to provide an opinion on difficult social topics like race and racism. By now you know that an informed opinion should be measured, based on evidence, and take into account multiple perspectives. For this topic, it’s important to understand the historical underpinnings of Black activism that have led to the “Black Lives Matter” movement of today.

Review the resources that follow and respond to the questions posed below:

Review the timeline of the Civil Rights Movement: http://cdn.knightlab.com/libs/timeline3/latest/embed/index.html?source=1hKEHsG1nec6_wYwX7thFZrBTqyDsURcRAXb7d0X8PiY

Separate but Equal – Plessy v Ferguson (1896): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGvkOBxp0VY

View the video entitled “Freedom Now: The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi” at: http://www.choices.edu/resources/detail.php?id=203

Explore the following pages from the BlackLivesMatter.com site:

http://blacklivesmatter.com/about/
http://blacklivesmatter.com/herstory/
http://blacklivesmatter.com/guiding-principles/
http://blacklivesmatter.com/11-major-misconceptions-about-the-black-lives-matter-movement/
https://blacklivesmatter.com/defundthepolice/
I wanted to add some up to date information given that this is very relevant right now.

This first one is behind a paywall but was worth mentioning- you may be able to access it through the library

Black Lives Matter’s year of pressure paved way for sudden police overhaul

https://www.wsj.com/articles/black-lives-matters-years-of-pressure-paved-way-for-sudden-police-overhaul-11592516422

Why The ACLU, Black Lives Matter And Others Want To ‘Defund The Police’ While This Weapons Supplier Disagrees

https://www.forbes.com/sites/monicamelton/2020/06/08/why-the-aclu-black-lives-matter-and-others-want-to-defund-the-police-while-this-weapons-supplier-disagrees/#1ead3a2f9292

How public opinion has moved on black lives matter

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/10/upshot/black-lives-matter-attitudes.html

And because I have been adding in Covid -19 articles

Coronavirus deaths show how little black lives matter in American healthcare

https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertpearl/2020/06/15/coronavirus-black-lives-matter-healthcare/#7fa743476257

COVID-19 and Black lives Matter aren’t competing stories, they are the same story

https://www.al.com/news/2020/06/covid-19-and-black-lives-matter-arent-competing-stories-theyre-the-same-story.html

https://time.com/5858649/racism-coronavirus/

A few more potentially helpful articles

https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2020/06/11/voilence-protests-racial-justice

Ten protests which changed the course of history

https://time.com/3951282/riot-violence-use-american-history/

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/2020/06/2020-not-1968/

After reviewing these resources (and others that you may find), respond to the following questions:

1) Identify some pivotal moments or issues from before the year 2000 that have shaped the civil rights movement and set the stage for the “Black Lives Matter” movement.

2) In your own words, what is the “Black Lives Matter” Movement and what is its primary mission?

3) How have people from diverse backgrounds reacted to the “Black Lives Matter” Movement? Provide some examples from the news or the Web to support your response. Remember to cite your sources.

4) How might social scientists from different disciplines talk about these issues? For example, what questions would a psychologist ask compared to an anthropologist? What issues would be the focus of a sociologist? How might a gerontologist frame this problem (think about what older people may have witnessed or experienced regarding race relations)? What other social scientists might be interested in this issue?

5) What are some potential controversies inherent in this issue? Think about why this social problem might be difficult to solve. Are there gaps in our knowledge? Lack of resources? Opposing political views? Think broadly and from an interdisciplinary perspective in order to respond to this question.

6) Where does the solution lie? Are there policies that need to be changed or enacted to resolve the issue? Are there programs or services that might help? What agencies or industries are best equipped to help?