The threats and disasters at this point and time noticed are the possible tidal waves, flooding, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, earthquakes, typhoons, HIV/AIDS, Petroleum Spill, Terrorism and some signs of the Avian Flu. Though Kava has multiple threats to the island Kava can be a paradise to us all. At this time the only help provided to the island is the local government and local communities along with the companies and organizations already located on the island. It is important that our company strives to take of this island and back Kava as much as possible. We will back Kava for many reasons both ethical and morally.
Operation Vet Connect Shannon Last Managerial Application of Information Technology Keller Graduate School of Management August 19, 2012 Table of Contents 1. Abstract …………………………………………………………………………………….3 2. Brief Company background ………………………………………………………………...4 3. Discussion of business problem(s) ………………………………………………………….5 4. High level solution ………………………………………………………………………….6 5.
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Federal Disaster Planning and Relief Policy Meghan Cline American National Government: POL 201 Instructor Angela Hermosillo May 22, 2013 When a natural disaster strikes, it is natural for others who were not affected to want to help by donating money, shelter, clothing, or even rebuild communities and cities. We come together as a nation and care for one another. Knowing that it could have been us in that position or that it could possibly be in the future. The different levels of government have their duties as well when it comes to aiding when Mother Nature strikes. Federal, state, and local governments pre-plan and prepare for disasters hoping to be better prepared when events like tornados, hurricanes, or wildfires take place.
These paintings evolved into an activist project that gathered a lot international attention and eventually honoured Iri and Toshi with the prestigious Nobel peace prize. Maruki Toshi explains why they have created such a devastatingly beautiful series by saying “We do paint dark, cruel, painful scene, but the question is, how should we portray people who face such realities? We want to paint them beautifully”. They criticized America’s nuclear practice and victimized Japan. During the 1970’s, the Maurkis exhibited their work in the U.S. for the first time and this had affected their future murals greatly.
TRADITIONAL AND SYNDROMIC SURVEILLANCE WALDEN UNIVERSITY HEALTH INFORMATICS AND SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTOR GERMAN GONZALEZ MARCH 23, 2013 Week 3 Application for Surveillance There has been a need to increase and develop upon the traditional disease surveillance techniques for public health surveillance in the last decade. After the outbreak of anthrax in America in 2001, public health has been looking for ways to improve the methods for detecting the emergence of infectious diseases that affect the public as a result of biological agents ("Syndromic surveillance (ss)," 2013). Syndromic surveillance is a systematic method of data collection and examination for the purpose of detection, identification, and characterization of disease outbreaks in humans as well as animals in a timely manner (CDC, 2004). Syndromic surveillance tries to integrate a variety of data, especially from clinical settings, and other sources in the local communities including providing and supporting decision making in the incident of emergence of disease instead of relying strictly on a definite report of conditions or disease occurrence or incidence (Ritzwoller, Kleinman, Palen, Abrams, Kaferly, Yih & Platt, 2005). Syndromic surveillance is a vital tool utilized by local, stat, as well as federal governmental public health agencies to increase the effectiveness of detecting and controlling the outbreak of disease.
This project was to be completed in the next five months. As the manager of supply management, Mr. Murphy was responsible for the purchases of materials used in gas distribution such as pipe, meters, fittings, etc. The supply organization for Fauquier Gas Company was under the management control of the vice-president of operations. The construction project manager Mr. Clive Byers discussed the new project and how Fauquier Gas Company was going to add 3 ½ miles of new gas lines and would start construction in June in order to “gas the line” in September. The project based on Mr. Byer’s conversation will require more double the supplies and the job was to be completed in three months instead of five.
Further, the president dealt with the crisis in Libya by acting on his feet, and prioritizing ways to which the matter could be effectively resolved. He stated that his top priority was to secure the safety of all American lives in danger, then to investigate the cause of the crisis, and finally bring those to justice who were involved. This effective display of leadership can leave the American public feeling that the leader of their nation is able to handle any immediate crisis the country may face, and that the president truly cares about the safety and security of the nation. Most recently, President Obama has had to counteract the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy. The president took time out of his campaign to visit the areas devastated by the hurricane and to console those affected and reach out to them by showing that he truly cares about resolving the horrible effects of this natural disaster.
Further research shows that during this time of hurricane season, there is a 90% possibility that the cruise will be canceled. Bayes’ Theorem has been applied to determine the confidence intervals to forecast the occurrence of a hurricane, the captain’s hurricane cancellation policy, and purchasing hurricane insurance. The data listed in the scenario will help me in deciding to purchase hurricane insurance or to take a risk and go on the trip as planned. To make an informed decision, more research has to be conducted and applied to this circumstance. The research has been used to decide to purchase hurricane insurance as well as a supplemental traveler’s
Also, note what you spent more and/or less time doing than you thought you would. Write these also. Below is an example of one area (personal goal) completed; please use this as a guide to fill out the entire chart for all areas: personal, academic, and professional goals. | Personal Goal | Academic Goal | Professional Goal | Goal | My personal goal is to lose 20 pounds in the next 3 months. I will need to eat healthy meals and exercise 3 times per week.