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2. What is the significance of this concept, for Marx? What does Marx believe the concept of alienation explains or illuminates?
In the United States the minimum work age is 14. This means that anyone in the country who is 14 years old or older is eligible to work. Many of the jobs people have when they first join the working class include customer, retail or food services. In these fields, one works for a larger corporation and is given incentives to improve sales. The more goods or services produce usually means more money and more profit to the company. But, when one makes more money for a company he or she is not better off. That person only becomes more driven to continue the cycle. The reality is that the majority of the population and working class will continue this process for 51 more years until the age of 65 and then retire. After all those years, a worker would have made exponential profit for his/her bosses only to receive a fraction of that as compensation for services rendered. Also, over the course of time one alienates oneself as a result. This is an idea that Karl Marx introduced in Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844. That theory of a laborers working to make a fortune for the industries heads only to receive little return. At the same time, the laborers do not have the ability to freely control their actions. They are submitted to the will of their industry.
Marxs first point is that workers are alienated from the product of their labor. As a laborer one is removed from the product of his or her labor. Time and energy are invested into the creation of a product that is beyond the reach of the laborer who created it. Laborers cannot reap the benefit of the product they produce because they are only workers for a larger industry. Though the same product produced contributes to the capital, it is not the workers capital as
they are disposable tools to the business owner. Workers contribute to the organizations of private ownership through their labor and the world of ownership is restricted to laborers as they are the ones who are employed. They are not the employers. Thus, alienating employees from their product and from the industry that the product thrives in. Marxs second point is that laborers are alienated from their own labor. In other words, they are alienated from their own work. It is not in our natural instincts as human beings to work or to be employed by another. Yet, why do humans work? Human beings work because work provides a means to meet ones natural instincts of food, shelter and security. All of which cost money which is earned through labor. Therefore, the activities one preforms at work are not his or her own actions. They are actions that are forced on to a worker to receive compensation which is used to meet his or her needs. From this we can infer that in submitting oneself to work the subject loses himself or herself at the workplace, only to feel restored outside of the workplace when ones actions once again become free, rather than the compelled actions that occur in the workplace. Marx third point explains how man is alienated from his species being because he has the ability to choose how to define himself or herself. In Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844, Karl Marx says, [A species] is immediately one with its life activity it does not distinguish itself from it. It is its life activity (Marx, 6). However, this is different from humans who join the workforce to meet their basic needs. As a result, they may not identify with their work activities, but rather identify with their activities outside of the work place, like sleeping and eating. The activities one preforms at work is forced and limit freedom and choice. Freedom and choice make up individuality. Therefore, if ones individuality is removed from ones labor, then how can a human beings be defined by their labor? Even in the slight chance that laborers
do identify with their product even with their free thought removed from the production process. Laborers are isolated from their product, because they have no control over what becomes of the product, even if they put their individualities into it. This strengthens the idea that humans are isolated from their labor. In being isolated from ones labor, the laborer has no control over the product and they are forced to disconnect with the product which goes against the species- being which is to identify with ones activity. The final form of alienation is the alienation from other humans. In the system of employee (laborers) and employer, the laborer is alienated from the employer (who is another human). The Laborer is alienated from his/her product, labor and species-being all of which contribute to the overall alienation a laborer has towards labor and to employer who is responsible for the alienation. In Capitalism, as long as they are the laborers, human beings will be alienated from the capital of the private property owned by other people. A result, forced labors breeds alienation towards the other humans outside of the workforce who orchestrate the forced labor of laborers. Marx believes alienated labor results in private property. Private property is the “Necessary consequence [of alienated labor] (Marx, 9). Marx went on to say that private property results from the Alienated labor [of the]… estranged man (Marx, 9). The significance of the relationship between private property and mankinds alienation is to expose that economy is the result of workers. But rather than reward the workers those who amass private property reap the rewards. The significance of this concept is to analyze the workers situation and question the enslavement of capitalism (private property). Marx goes on to elaborate that Wages are a direct consequence of estranged labor (Marx, 10). Wages are a result of the labor of workers, therefore enslaving workers to their wage. Marx is observes workers who are alienated
and taken advantage of by non-laborers who own private property. One can infer that the conclusion drawn from the observations and inferences of private property is that humans who do not own property become enslaved to their wages and to those who own property. The workers are coerced into an alienated labor in which the individual forfeits his or her free- thought becoming enslaved to the system of private property to accept that system and to continue the cycle.

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The organization should be identified early in the semester so that is may be used as an ongoing “living case” to reflect upon with regard to various topics covered.Each student will be required to present its findings in a written report. All reports should be 6-8 pages with a covering page and references. Reports should follow this format:Covering PageIntroductionOD Problem discussionOD Solution recommended and discussion using relevant literature and examplesConclusionReferencesAppendix

The using specific references from the work, tell how the action of the story (the plot) develops the theme. Explain what Wiesel wants readers to learn from the theme. In your introduction, make sure you identify the title and author of the work. Be sure to include a thesis statement which tells what the theme of the work is. In the body paragraphs, be sure to tell how the plot develops the theme. Indicate what the lesson to be learned was again in your conclusion. Extend beyond the novel and tell what difference it makes in your world.

Choose ONE of the following topics as the focus of your analysis: FamilyWhat lessons does Douglass draw from the account of his family origins concerning the policy and effect of slavery on slave families? Throughout his life how does Douglass attempt to replace these foundational family relationships with other potential father, mother, or sibling figures?
CommunityHow does Douglass represent himself in relation to community?How is Douglasss experience of slavery different in different locations and under different masters and mistresses? What is universal to his experience of slavery in all of these locations?
Brutality and ResistanceWhat do the accounts of physical and emotional brutality tell us about the institution of slavery (i.e. beating of Aunt Hester, shooting of Demby)? How do slaves both passively and actively resist their masters (i.e. Douglasss resistance to Covey)? Why is it essential for slaveholders to deprive slaves of their humanity?
EducationWhat significance does Douglass see in his introduction to literacy while living with Hugh and Sophia Auld? How does Douglass pursue education, and how does his education impact his thoughts and actions? How is ignorance used as a tool of slavery, and how can knowledge serve as the path to freedom?
CorruptionHow does slavery corrupt white slaveholders (i.e. Sophia Auld) with irresponsible power, and how does slavery corrupt the overall morals and culture of Southern society?
ReligionHow does the Narrative develop a distinction between true Christianity and false Christianity? How does slaveholding pervert the Christianity of Christ and turn slaveholders (i.e. Thomas Auld and Edward Covey) into religious hypocrites? (Note: make sure to read the Appendix)
DehumanizationBy what means does Edward Covey endeavor to break Douglass, and how does Douglass explain his own brokenness? How does Douglasss apostrophe to ships on the Chesapeake Bay exemplify his desperation? Why is it essential for slaveholders to deprive slaves of their humanity and treat them like animals?
GenderThroughout the Narrative, Douglass possess a desire to prove he is not only a human but also a man. What does manhood mean to Douglass? How is slavery experienced differently by men and by women, and how does Douglass use these assumptions about gender to argue against slavery?

Review the various approaches to be used for the planned curriculum as well as potential cultural influences Review the strategy for incorporating critical thinking skills into the planned curriculum using Blooms Taxonomy #2 Develop at least three (3) student learning outcomes for each of the core instructional goals in the planned curriculum. (Note: Student learning outcomes must support accomplishment of their respective core instructional goal and be stated in a manner that is observable and measurable. The student learning outcomes must also support development of critical thinking skills consistent with Blooms Taxonomy. A brief article on writing student learning outcomes or objectives, “Writing learning objectives: Beginning with the end in mind,” may be found here. #3-Outline a least one (1) instructional lesson or exercise that could be used to facilitate mastery of one of the three (3) student learning outcomes listed. (Note: The instructional lesson outline should include instructor activities to promote mastery of the learning outcome and develop critical thinking skills. The outline should also include student activities that promote critical thinking and accomplishment of the learning outcome.) #4-Propose at least one (1) way the students for which the lesson is designed will use technology as part of the lesson, providing a rationale for the technology. #5- Propose at least one (1) way in which technology will be used to deliver the lesson, providing a rationale for the technology. #6-Create an implementation plan for the curriculum in the Include (a) a summary of the development process (Assignments 1 and 2), (b) the instruction lesson outline, (c) an implementation timetable, and (d) the human and capital resources needed for successful implementation. Use at least three (3) relevant, scholarly references published in the last seven (7) years. (May use references already used in this paper.) (Note: Wikipedia and other non-government Websites do not qualify as scholarly resources. Review the supplementary readings list on the first page of the course guide for possible references.) Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements: Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions. Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the students name, the professors name, the course title, and the date

Your job is to submit a proposal that meets their criteria (listed below) based on information provided. You may fill in any gaps in the specifications provided by making assumptions. All assumptions should be clearly identified. Current Implementation and Concerns: Parent domain (kris.local) and child domain (corp.kris.local) for the organizations AD infrastructure are running on Server 2008. The following are concerns related to AD: (1) Kris Corporation is concerned about running multiple domain, and (2) automobile manufacturers are asking Kris Corporation to use single identity to procure orders in real time. The company has five locations in Atlanta (GA), Baltimore (MD), Chicago (IL), Seattle (WA) and San Diego (CA). The manufacturing plants are in Atlanta and Seattle. Disaster recovery is a big concern. Physical space for servers is an issue at the Atlanta location. Most of the IT staff is in Atlanta, which is the companys headquarters, but other locations have significant IT personnel as well. Business personnel are similarly distributed across the companys locations. Since all locations are independently connected to the Internet, file sharing is difficult among sites. Your document should integrate the content presented in the course. The outline below provides required points to cover. You are free to add other related information. Describe the technical and business reasons for each choice, citing other resources as appropriate. The Windows Server 2012 operating system should be used for all aspects of the solution. Each choice should be explained with technical and business reasoning. Solutions should be reasonably detailed. Your solution should cover the following five numbered areas and associated bulleted items listed under each. Active Directory Why and how should the company migrate to 2012 AD? Should the company remain at multi-domain model or migrate to single domain? What technology can provide single sign on? How will it be configured? DNS Where should DNS servers reside? What kind of DNS security can the DNS servers leverage? DHCP Will a form of DHCP fault tolerance be implemented? How can DHCP addresses be tracked? Hyper-V Evaluate the pros and cons of implanting Hyper-V. Would it need clustering? What features of Hyper-V can Kris Corporation leverage? Routing/Security How can Kris Corporation improve its networking capabilities in terms of file sharing and security? Submission Requirements: The final submission should provide 8-10 pages worth of text written by the student (not counting title page, images, diagrams, tables, or quotations). With the required diagram and other images, title page, etc., the final submission may end up being more than 10 pages in length. Document formatting and citations should conform to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.. Support your proposed solution by citing and integrating at least one credible source that is not LabSim and not Wikipedia.

Recently, Oza Corporation, a local Denver based mobile phone service provider, announced plans to expand its business operations on a national basis within the United States. The Oza data center is based in Denver, Colorado and currently houses the following physical hardware: Six web servers Five database servers 15 file servers Seven application servers Gigabit Ethernet network Several network routers and switches Telephony equipment There are currently 25 employees working in the Oza IT Department. These employees comprise database administrators, systems administrators, help desk support engineers, software developers, and managers. The IT Departments yearly operational cost is $3.5 million. The Chief Information Officer of Oza Corporation is concerned that the building space in the existing data center is inadequate to support additional server hardware required for the proposed business expansion and thus, she asks you to provide a recommendation for addressing the data center limitation. Your proposal should include the following criteria and the reasoning behind your choices: A description of the importance of virtualization A description of the architecture of a popular hypervisor Recommendations for a virtual machine solution Recommendations for virtual machine configurations Recommendations for the best approach to deploy applications in a virtual environment Proposal for a design layout of the data center infrastructure environment through the use of server virtualization Deliverable: Your paper should be 8-10 pages in length; include at least two scholarly references in addition to the course textbook. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these references. References must be formatted in accordance with CSU-Globals APA requirements.

Please follow the instructions carefully and answer all of the items. All return assignments are check for plagiarism prior to releasing payment. Do not use outside sources except for the ones listed below, also a proper citation is required and Must match the page number. Make sure you have the text Global Health 101 (3rd Edition) by Richard Skolnik
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Discussion Board- Data StewardshipIn this weeks resources is a practice brief on Data Stewardship. This term is a relatively new term, fast becoming associated with the management of health records, especially in an electronic environment. Read the practice brief and discuss your interpretation or understanding (in your own words) of the meaning of Data Stewardship why you think it is important. Your initial submission should be 100-150 words minimum. The posting is intended to be a discussion and should be written in your own words. If you do research the topic, remember to cite your references if you use external resources and check for spelling and grammar errors.