The AIC Triad is a practice in place to keep companies, businesses, and information safe from harm. The AIC acronym stands for Availability, Integrity, and Confidentiality. Availability is having enough resources so that if one system fails, it has a backup ready to take its position. Integrity is keeping data and information safe from harm’s way. This means that no data should be changed or altered within a business or company. Confidentiality can be related to privacy as it is the lengths one might
refined movements. Through the development of gross motor skills, the child will go through different periods in which she/he learns to get around their environment using their body. For the first months of the infant’s life, they are learning how to control their posture and mobility. There is a particular example of this when an infant girl is first lying on her back with her face facing up. While the infant is on her back, she tries to reach for her
right of political involvement in the United States, meaning the right to vote. With the right to vote for the female gender came other issues set by activists such as Margaret Sanger with the importance of planned parenthood, also know as birth control. Margaret Sanger is believed to be known as the original founder of the Planned Parenthood Clinics around the United States; Sanger was born as Margaret Louise Higgins on September 14, 1879 in Corning, New York to Michael Hennessey Higgins, an Irish-born
Margaret Sanger, born in 1879 as Margaret Higgins, was an early feminist, women's rights activist, and writer. Sanger popularized the term "birth control", opened the first birth control clinic in the United States in 1916, and established organizations that would later evolve into the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (“Margaret Sanger”). Early on in life, Sanger worked as a nurse. While working as a nurse, she was exposed to realistic examples of women who underwent botched “back alley”
Rights to Birth Control Introduction In an article titled “Women’s Right to Birth Control” by Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, in this article Sanger refers to the Comstock Law of 1873, which proscribed women from obtaining information about birth control and birth control devices. Sanger believed that women should have been given a choice of whether they wanted to have children or not. However, women today can go to their health provider and not only get birth control, but they can
The Birth Control Movement of the 1900s, led by Margaret Sanger, influenced the way that birth control is looked at today by proving that the pill is a source of population control in our society. According to the Medical Dictionary, “Birth control is the use of any practices, methods, or devices to prevent pregnancy from occurring in a sexually active woman. Also referred to as family planning, pregnancy prevention, fertility control, or contraception; birth control methods are designed either to
How does gun laws affect the United States and people that live in? In America, there are 270 million firearms possessed by civilians and only 897,000 carried by police. This subject is about gun laws in Georgia giving you all the rights you need to have a firearms. You have to have a permit to carry a handgun. You don’t have to have a permit to carry rifles and shotguns. You can’t get a license if you are under 21 years of age. Any person convicted of a felony cannot get a license. It is unlawful
Gun should not be abolished Did you know that there is a group of people in the United states that want the Government to strengthen gun laws even though that would violate our constitution right to bear arms. People want to strengthen gun laws to protect the people and try to end terrorism. When come to find out gun laws have been strengthened many times in our nation's history. On Friday, December 14, 2012, cauas wrang out in Newtown Connecticut when an elementary school by the name of Sandy Hook
couldn’t tell by reading the name, it shoots out flames. How a flamethrower actually works is not as hard as it sounds “These took the form of lengthy tubes filled with burning solids (such as coal or sulphur), and which were used in the same way as blow-guns: by blowing into one end of the tube the solid material inside would be propelled towards the operator's
The NRA has also tried to argue that the issue of guns to cultural aspects of family structure by blaming the “decline in family values” for mass shooters becoming radicalized. The term “family values” has also become a stand-in for a host of socially conservative beliefs about gender and marriage, which are espoused by the religious right. It is true in the case of the Parkland shooter that foster parents raised him. However, this was because his mother died of pneumonia when he was young. Consequentially