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    The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) was launched in 2006 due to Presidential Executive Order 13407‚ which called for the United States to have “an effective‚ reliable‚ integrated‚ flexible and comprehensive system to alert and warn the American people in situations of war‚ terrorist attack‚ natural disaster or other hazards to public safety (Bristow 2011‚ para.3). Prior to IPAWS‚ emergency managers struggled to effectively and efficiently alert and mobilize the citizens in emergency

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    National Guard Essay

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    The National Guard has to be called immediately‚ if there is the statewide disaster that means that the disaster should have the large scope and affect the state. The military involvement is essential to conduct the emergency management fast‚ effectively‚ and successfully. The National Guard may be called by the state’s governor in response to the emergency that civilian emergency services cannot cope with and when there is the threat to the public safety. For example‚ the flood and evacuation of

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    9/11 Reflection

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    Think about a major event that have occurred during your lifetime and compare them to major events that occurred during the lifetime of your parents or grandparents. How might these make your aging experience different than that of your parents or grandparents? The major event that most impacted my life is that of the terrorist attack on America on September 9‚ 2001. It is a day that will forever burn in my memory and its impact on my life will continue throughout old age. It is one of those events

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    Brandon Lehmann March 8th‚ 2012 English 98 Section 1178 Little Brother is Watching In “Little Brother is Watching” Eric Gall talks about the positive and negative effects of the website YouTube. He starts off by talking about Michael Richards‚ Kramer from the sitcom Seinfeld‚ and how he was filmed when he had a racial meltdown towards an audience member which was uploaded to YouTube for the world to see. Students upload videos of their teachers “losing it” in class and also uploading it to

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    Foxx's 4 Goals

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    #1. President Johnson signed an act on October 15‚ 1966 creating the Department of Transportation. Directly from the text the U.S. Department of Transportation has four goals. They are to ensure the safety of all forms of transportation‚ protect the interest of consumers‚ conduct planning and research for the future‚ and to help cities and states meet their local transportation needs. Transportation safety is an ongoing challenge. Minimizing transportation related injuries and deaths has always

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    In America‚ protecting citizens from terrorism is extremely vital and it can become a difficult task for Federal Agencies. There are special intelligence organizations that are responsible for protecting and overseeing the country. The federal Intelligence job’s description is to prevent and identify any malicious attacks of terrorist. It has been revealed that the National Security Agencies will take the extra to mile to carry out such duties. The organizations have been accused of intruding on

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    immigrants. They were born and grown up in a different society where they have few reminders of their own heritage. In the poem “What I have left is imagining” by heather MacLeod and “Ancestors-The Genetic Source (adapted)” by David Suzuki‚ Both of these authors feel that they are separated from their culture. However‚ heather still feels connected to her homeland‚ while Suzuki doesn’t feel that same connection. David Suzuki a “pure-blooded member of the Japanese race” grown up in Canada as a “Sansei” (the

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    William Safran in his essay Diasporas in Modern Societies: Myths of Homeland and Return (1991) identifies six characteristics that feature the categorizing of diasporic communities. The first feature‚ as he mentions‚ is the ‘dispersal from center to periphery’‚ a creation of a collective memory‚ non-belonging to or indeed non-acceptance by the host country‚ a strong wish to return to the ideal homeland‚ a belief that the homeland will be peaceful‚ secure and prosperous and lastly a continuous relationship

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    say was intended to be crashed into the White House itself‚ but the plane landed in Pennsylvania instead. Following 9/11‚ the U.S. government took many steps to try to make the country safer‚ such as heightened airport security‚ the Department of Homeland Security‚ and the Patriot Act. Since airplanes became the weapon of choice for the terrorists‚ there is now more airport security. Responsibility for airport security screening after 9/11 was handed over to the US Transportation Security Administration

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    Mahmoud Darwish's Poetry

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    constant theme of ones homeland. Darwish himself lived in an Israeli-controlled area of Palestine where those in power frowned upon his writings‚ frequently resulting in imprisonment for Darwish. It was through these poems that Darwish conveyed where his homeland was figuratively located; a place immersed in writing‚ where nothing else held much meaning‚ a place based off Darwish’s real existence while imagining certain aspects did not exists. Mahmoud Darwish felt the topic of homeland had a great impact

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