Youmay have noticed the emphasis on preparedness in this chapter. Whilesociety expects a business to be prepared for disasters and to recoverusing its own resources, we do not seem to expect individuals to beprepared to survive a disaster. Should we expect government at any levelto be responsible for disaster recovery at either the personal orbusiness level? Why or why not? What sacrifices would a business have tomake if the disaster recovery process were turned over to a governmentagency?

300-to-400 words.

After thinking about this week’s readings concerning the “Cultural Wars,” and reflecting upon the questions posed in the reading/discussion guide, please generate a healthy discussion around the arguments, issues and (possibly) your own proposals for how the NEA might fund culture in the United States, if it should at all. You could simply summarize the main positions taken, and give a rationale for your own preferences. Or, you could focus in more narrowly on a point, and thoroughly flesh it out.

Find four articles obtaining substantial information addressing the prescriptive issue. Two articles are to address each side of the issue. At least two of the articles must be scholarly (i.e. found in our library database and not a dot.com, Wikipedia is not an acceptable source).

1. Provide a list of the four articles:
   1. Provide links and identify which type of article it is (scholarly or popular)
   2. Upload one article that clearly shows “thinking” process (i.e. annotation)

   Annotations is highlighting the document and commenting on it.

In a comparison-contrast essay, compare at least one of the Cinderella stories from Cinderella Group 1 to at least one of the Cinderella stories from Cinderella Group 2, identifying how they are similar and how they are different (using specific examples from the text). Also, think about if these stories deserve to be classified in the same category, and explain whether or not you feel the “experts” were justified in grouping these stories together.

Note: group 1 and 2 where u

We all had the unfortunate experience of seeing how computers can, at times, make life’s journey about more difficult. This is especially true in knowledge centric workplaces. Describe an example of a very poorly implemented database that you’ve encountered (or read about) that illustrates the potential for really messing things up. Include, in your description, an analysis of what might have caused the problems and potential solutions to them. Be sure to provide supporting evidence, with citations from the literature.