John is a government lawyer. To avoid being late for an important meeting, he dr

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John is a government lawyer. To avoid being late for an important meeting, he drives his personal car through the park on a paved street. A police officer gives John a ticket for violating the city’s law. How does the law affect John? Can and/or should John have the right to drive through the park? Why or why not?

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Discussion Question: Describe the value of qualitative research in healthcare an

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Discussion Question:
Describe the value of qualitative research in healthcare and its’ impact on clinical decision making. Provide an example of how qualitative research may influence nursing practice or healthcare delivery.
Your initial posting should be at least 400 words in length and utilize at least one scholarly source other than the textbook. 

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Read the following synopses.  search and read 2 additional sources of informatio

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Read the following synopses.  search and read 2 additional sources of information on the topic covered, and list those URLs.  Write a short analysis of the issue and how we, as cybersecurity professionals, are affected and/or can respond.
Online marketing company exposes 38+ million US citizen records
CyberNews, 3 Sep 2020: The CyberNews research team discovered an unsecured data bucket that belongs to View Media, an online marketing company. The bucket contains close to 39 million US user records, including their full names, email and street addresses, phone numbers and ZIP codes. The database was left on a publicly accessible Amazon Web Services (AWS) server, allowing anyone to access and download the data. Following the 350 million email leak covered by CyberNews earlier in August, this is the second time this summer we encountered an unsecured Amazon bucket containing such massive amounts of user data. On July 29, the exposed View Media bucket was closed by Amazon and is no longer accessible. The publicly available Amazon S3 bucket contained 5,302 files, including: 700 statement of work documents for targeted email and direct mail advertising campaigns stored in PDF files; 59 CSV and XLS files that contained 38,765,297 records of US citizens in total, of which 23,511,441 records were unique. The unsecured Amazon S3 bucket appears to belong to View Media, an online marketing company that specializes in email marketing, display advertising, design, hosting, direct mails, date sales, and other digital marketing services. The company offers targeted marketing services to American publishing brands like Tribune Media and Times Media Group. Unsecured Amazon buckets are relatively easy to find and access without any kind of authorization, which means that anyone who knows where to look could have downloaded the files. We then reached out to one of the marketing company’s clients mentioned in the statement of work documents that were stored on the bucket, who helped us identify View Media as the owner of the database on August 21. On August 24, we contacted View Media for an official comment regarding the leak. However, we received no response from the company. If you are a US citizen, there is a chance that your data might be exposed in this leak.

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Write (and test using DS5) an assembly language program in ARMv8 to find the sum

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Write (and test using DS5) an assembly language program in ARMv8 to find the sum, the largest and the smallest of n non-zero positive integers.  Declare data sections to store the n positive values as an array v and a variable to store n.  Create a loop to go through the array for finding the sum of the elements of the array, the largest and the smallest numbers. Store sum in register X10, largest and smallest values in X11, X12 respectively.
Test input: n= 7; the eight positive integers are: 12, 17, 29, 2, 79, 55, 94
Submit (Required):     a) A file containing your assembly code (.S file)
b). A read me file on how to execute. Indicate your use of registers.
c). At least two screen shots, showing register values (i) before executing the first instruction in your code and (ii) a screen shot showing the register contents after the last instruction is executed (to show results)
(Optional):      You can submit additional screen shots to show register contents at various points of execution.
You can also test your program with different inputs and submit those results also (screen shots to show the final values in registers X10, X11, X12)

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