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- 1761: Internet Firewalls
- ... receiving end. Only the sender and the receiver know the keys. Should an unauthorized person intercept the message, it is unreadable and nearly impossible to decode without a great deal of time and a powerful computer. Public key technology uses the concept of digital signatures to assert that a named person wrote or otherwise agreed to the document on which the signatures appear. The signature is an unforgettable piece of data ... systems are between 40 and 128 bits long. Today's cryptography techniques and computers, which perform millions of calculations per second, have brought encryption to the point at which the US government cannot break many computer-encrypted documents. Any software using 40-bit or less keys can be exported; software using larger keys is not exportable and must remain in the US. The combination of sender authentication and data encryption virtually ...
- 1762: A Look At A Career In Community Pharmacy
- ... each pharmacist must have a great deal of knowledge and understanding of the use, composition, and effect of the drugs they will be dispensing ("Pharmacists" 168). A pharmacist's job is now made easier by computer programs that help to alert them of interactions and side effects of the drugs they dispense. To successfully use this, though, a pharmacist must also have good computer skills. Pharmacists must be especially meticulous in their dispensation of medication. They must carefully read and decipher the prescriptions and counsel the patient as to the correct dosage and use of the medication. They also ...
- 1763: Describe The Challenges That Human Resource Managers Will Face in the Next Five Years
- ... Online. Cyberspace offers new frontiers in recruiting, networking and information gathering. In fact, going online is changing the Human Resource function at companies all over the world. A research adviser sitting in front of a computer can browse the Internet's World Wide Web and using its sophisticated hypertext links and graphics to boldly go where the Human Resource adviser has never gone before. With the click of a mouse button ... news service distributed on MSN. I can not think of a more innovative company in the past two decades. Bill Gates has found a winning way of finding some the most innovative people in the computer world and yes, we as the human resource managers are tasked to do the same for our company. Sexually charged jokes, lewd comments and innuendoes, leering, touching of private body parts, gender-related insults, demands ...
- 1764: Macbeth - Downfall Of A Hero
- ... now knows that it is Macduff that will kill him. Macduff does kill him. Macbeth entire demise was due to his pursuing his goals. The witches awakened Macbeths ambition and Lady Macbeth encourages the crime necessary for his ambition to be realized. Both of these influences helped lead to his failure and death. His insecurities paved the way to fast decions and rash actions to get rid of his perceived ... and the fact that he murdered people and destroyed lives, just to guarantee a seat on the throne and play King of Scotland. This also shows that time catches up with, even when the "perfect crime" is committed, eventually you will suffer, by your own doing, and the faηade that you once hid behind, will crumble.
- 1765: The Political Career of Richard Nixon
- ... convention. Agnew was a compromise choice acceptable to both the North and the South. Throughout the election campaign Nixon directed his attacks against the failures of the Democratic Administration. He deplored the growing rate of crime in the streets, called attention to the high cost and the limitations of the Democrats' welfare programs, and denounced their inaction against inflation. Early in the campaign the Republican candidates announced that they would refrain ... Kremlin, Nixon made a televised speech to the Soviet people. He visited Iran and Poland before returning home. In the summer of 1969 Nixon requested legislation to improve urban transportation, raise social security benefits, combat crime, and reorganize the postal service. He also urged the establishment of national minimum standards for welfare payments and the sharing of federal revenue with the states. Nixon's request fora multibillion-dollar antiballistic-missile defense ...
- 1766: Interpretation of Ibsen's "A Doll's House"
- ... subordinateness. Nora does not at first realize that the rules outside the household apply to her. This is evident in Nora's meeting with Krogstad regarding her borrowed money. In her opinion it was no crime for a woman to do everything possible to save her husband's life. She also believes that her act will be overlooked because of her desperate situation. She fails to see that the law does ... and realizes her subordinate position. Although she is progressively understanding this position, she still clings to the hope that her husband will come to her protection and defend her from the outside world once her crime is out in the open. After she reveals the "dastardly deed" to her husband, he becomes understandably agitated; in his frustration he shares the outside world with her, the ignorance of the serious business world ...
- 1767: Reasonable Doubts?
- ... J. Simpson because the prosecution's "star" witnesses Officers Furhman and Vannatter were caught in a web of lies that further questioned their validity as ethical officers which weakened their character as witnesses to a crime. Overall, it is suggested that the jury acquitted Simpson because it was jury's intention that for a fair trial to exist the L.A.P.D. must follow strict procedure regardless of their belief ... their own case in jeopardy. Search and seizure procedures must be followed strictly to avoid contamination of evidence, possible tampering whether intentional or not, and to secure the original condition of evidence and place of crime. If these things do not happen a fair trial can not exist. Juries have the responsibility to decide what is pertinent and true. Furthermore, the courts further ensure that the evidence be relevant and not ...
- 1768: Defining Reality
- ... unveiling of reality" (Freire 355). In turn, these ideas shape the individuals perception of what surrounds them and "strives for the emergence of consciousness and critical intervention in reality"(355). To truly understand how a computer works, you first have to know how information is stored. Secondly, one learns more and more about the computer. Each step of the learning process builds on itself, in the same way, to truly understand certain concepts one must learn in steps. When people are exposed to new information, they use everything they have ...
- 1769: Billy Budd 3
- ... told to defend the accusations brought up against him by Claggert. He is unable to come up with any words to defend himself because of the evil person that is accusing him of a false crime. His only way to defend himself was by attacking his accuser, which accidentally kills him. That action was the final blow to both to Claggert and Billy. Since Captain Vere always follows the rules, he ... would show some reasons behind Claggert s wretchedness. This idea may be wrong though. Some people that go to jail aren t evil. They could be in jail because they were wrongly accused of a crime or because of an act they felt was right but the laws had a different view of it. In the end of the story he wrongly accuses Billy of planning a mutiny. Claggert is such ...
- 1770: Cry, The Beloved Country
- ... no father and knew that it would destroy families, but did that stop them. They did not care about the natives families the only time they would care was when it affected them. So when crime started from the natives started to affect them they came up with these great plans to make all natives have a pass to go into certain areas and they said the natives needed more recreational centers. They came up with many great ideas but none of them dealt with the real issue. They could eventually make crime lower among the natives if the educated them. The natives would have better jobs with better pay and they would be able to communicate with the whites. The reason this will never happen is because ...
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