5-1 Discussion: Workplace PrivacyIn the case of Ontario v. Quon,
560 U.S. 746 (2010), a city police department read personal text
messages sent and received on a pager that the employer owned and issued
to an employee, a police officer. Some of the text messages were to the
employee’s wife and some were to a fellow officer with whom he was
having an affair. The employee challenged disciplinary actions taken
against him, arguing that the privacy of his messages was protected by
the ban on “unreasonable searches and seizures” found in the Fourth
Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.Based on this description and the information about the case provided in the textbook, address the following:Should employees who utilize their work computers to store or send
personal information, or to surf the internet, have an expectation of
privacy for personal information, data, and emails generated, accessed,
or stored on their work computers? Explain your perspective.In your response posts to your peers, offer your own perspectives and experience.

Production reports are used in process costing environments to track and accumulate information on total units, equivalent units, and costs by departments rather than by individual products. How could the production reports in process costing also be used for controlling or improving operations?Embed course material concepts, principles, and theories (requires supporting citations) along with at least one scholarly, peer-reviewed reference in supporting your answer. Keep in mind that these scholarly references can be found in the Saudi Electronic Library by conducting an advanced search specific to scholarly references.ReadingsRequired:Chapter 3 in Managerial AccountingSchwartz, J. (2019). Solid information helps address controllable costs. World Oil, 240(1), 25.Recommended:Chapter 3 PowerPoint slides in Managerial AccountingVercio, A. (2018). Process costing: The most important subject in the management accountant’s curriculum. Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance (Wiley), 29(2), 141–150. https://doi.org/10.1002/jcaf.22334

Experts maintain that high-quality prenatal care is essential and that the earlier in the pregnancy it is obtained the better. Based on the information from your textbook and other videos/resources in this module, provide some information that supports this statement.How does prenatal care benefit:women/mothers? [5pts]Your reason should be specific to women/mothers. Discuss why it’s important to the mother’s health that she receive care while pregnant. Benefits to children will be addressed in the next part.children? [5pts]Be specific and reference information and key terms from this module.society as a whole? [5pts]With good prenatal care, society benefits because…What are some of the disparities in prenatal care? [5pts]Why do some women and babies get better/different care than others?How can we explain differences in health outcomes by demographic groups? (e.g. why is maternal mortality higher for some groups? hint: go back and watch the TED talk!)How might these be addressed by public health workers and the medical profession?

Writing Assignment #2 – Rock and Roll and RevolutionDescription of assignment: Exploring how the social and political upheavals of the 1960’s affected and/or were affected by the concurrent music of the time.Type of Assignment: Small paperLength of Assignment: 300-500 words (approx. 1 double-spaced typed page of content)Choose 1 of 2 questions to respond to:Discuss a political or social event/movement from the 1960’s and how a particular song represented that moment. For example, the Vietnam War inspired many anti-war songs, including Bob Dylan’s “Masters of War.”Discuss a political or social event/movement from another time period and how particular song represented that moment. For example, the poverty in Africa in the 1980’s inspired the song, “We Are The World.”Sources: Use at least one secondary source in your post, and provide a works cited list at the end of your post or a direct link to your source.In the title of your post, put the questions number, and a brief description of the question you are answering.

How does “Raising Arizona” make use of visual storytelling through mise en scene and cinematography to shape the characters and to reinforce or subvert the narrative? What message or theme do you take away from the film due to this? I am more concerned with your overall argument and the analysis that you use to support it than structural elements (grammar and organization do still count though). Write for an audience who has seen the film. There is no need for summary. Cite examples including specific shots and visuals as well as direct quotes of dialogue to highlight what you find interesting about the film. Look over the textbook or the slideshows to get an idea for some of the terms you can use to describe the things you are seeing. Feel free to use comparisons to other films and incorporate external information, sources such as filmmaker interviews or critical analysis, but be sure to cite them in text if you do.