Leak Essays

  • Gas Line Repair Essay

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    the event of a gas leak. When you Smell Gas Some persons recommend you go throughout your home checking for the gas leak when you smell gas. Never take this advice! Even without a spark to ignite it, natural gas can quickly overcome you causing suffocation. If you are standing at your stove and the pilot goes out and gas is spilling, yes by all means turn off the stove, and shut off the gas at the stove’s valve if it is accessible. Otherwise, follow the instructions

  • Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services

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    leakage is detected, further investigation is needed to determine the location and cause of the leak. If a leakage is determine, this will make the vehicle not fully mission capable and the vehicle will be called deadline and will not be able the complete the mission. If any tires are missing or are unserviceable, this also makes the vehicle deadline. 1. Look under vehicle for obvious fluid leaks such as oil, fuel, and fuel, and water. 2. Check windshield for any cracks that would impair vision

  • Julian Assange and WikiLeaks

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    Manning, a military intelligence analyst had access to. Manning was in contact with a former hacker named Adrian Lamo who he asked advice of, advice whether or not he should leak the documents. Manning going against Lamo’s advice of not leaking the documents caused Manning to be arrested after Lamo turned him in for the leak. This was a major blow for Wikileaks who had just lost their major source of confidential documents from the United States government. Since 9/11, the United States Government

  • Backlash of the Leak of NSA Surveillance Programs

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    indeed watching. (Orwell 1) After the NSA and CIA leaks last year surfaced, many questions arose. Who is the man behind the leaks and what does his future hold with the United States government? What are the surveillance programs and their purpose? What are some of the ethical concerns? What are the pros and cons of secret surveillance programs? Does this violate our rights? Are these programs legal? How do these programs and the subsequent leaks affect foreign relations? Edward Snowden, former

  • Security Breach and Subsequent Leak of Confidential Information

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    When I was hired to teach math at Patrick Henry High School I had no idea of the things to come. Being a math instructor, I somehow was drafted to be part of the CERT at Patrick Henry. You see, CERT stands for Computer Emergency Response Team and as a team member I have certain responsibilities once a “computer emergency” occurs. While I don’t want to spend any time defining what constitutes a “computer emergency”, I will explain the current situation in which I find myself involved. A certain

  • Edward Snowden: Leaks That Exposed USy Program

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    documents that pertained to U.S. intelligence activities and partnerships with foreign allies, such as data collection from U.S. telephone records and Internet activity. Due to the leakage of these documents, according to the article, “Edward Snowden: Leaks That Exposed US Spy Programme”, from BBC News, “…left the U.S. in the May after leakage to the media details of extensive internet and phone

  • Essay On Wikileaks

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    be. An analysis of organization's background reveals why the Wiki-Leaks' rise was inevitable based on: content of major classified documents and governmental attempts to destroy the funding system and distort the image of a founder, Julian Assange. The organization registered in 2006 by Julian Assange has started releasing confidential and classified information that a public could be interested in. The significance of the leaks has caused a major impact which tremendously increased the public awareness

  • Ethics Of Computer Ethics

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    Q. Define computer ethics? A. Ethics is the collection of moral principles that controls the actions of an individual or a group. And managing the use of computers can be done by computer ethics which is set of moral principles that controls the usage of computers. Here in computer ethics we can find some common issues which contains privacy concerns, copyrighted electronic content and how the society is been affected by computers. Let us understand in brief about computer ethics by illustrating

  • Reality Winner Compare And Contrast Essay

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    classified documents from the government. There were two articles that released information on what happened regarding Winner’s arrest. One article titled, "Don't Leak Lightly”; Sharing Classified Information is Risky, Even if it's in the Public, was published by The Baltimore Sun. The second article titled, "NSA LEAK INVESTIGATION”: Suspect in NSA Leak Faces was published by The Atlanta Journal. Even though both of the articles were published on June 9, 2017, they discuss different points about Reality Winner’s

  • The Shadow Burk Analysis

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    the name of The Shadow Brokers. The Shadow Brokers are a hacking group that publishes leaks aimed at agencies such as the NSA. The group was started in the summer of 2016 aiming to cripple the governments security infrastructure by exposing their activities unknown to the public. The NSA leak also contained hacking tools that NSA currently use that were tested and successfully work.

  • Analysis Of Kurt Vonnegut's Breakfast Of Champions

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    the symbol, mirrors as leaks into another universe. Early on in the storyline, we learn about Kilgore Trout’s ‘idea’ that Mirrors are leaks, and throughout the book mirrors are brought up. In chapter 18, when the narrator interacts with his characters in the cocktail lounge, he tells us, the readers, that he is wearing sunglasses so that he can be incognito. His sunglasses have a mirror finish on the lenses, which we can conclude, goes back to the idea of mirrors as leaks. “The lenses were silvered

  • Importance Of Conserve Water And Save Water

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    Conserve Water and Save Money Simple solutions to use less water and save money. Change an Old Showerhead: Something as simple as swapping an inefficient, outdated showerhead with a new, droplet saving showerhead can make a big difference in conserving water. A droplet saving showerhead can use up to 2900 gallons less water per year. Changing a showerhead is relatively simple. Begin by plugging the drain in order to prevent small parts from slipping down the drain. Next, use a wrench to twist

  • Argumentative Essay On Pipelines

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    "This war was brought upon us by the children of the Great Father who came to take our land from us without price.". This is a quote said by Lakota Tribal chief, Spotted Tail. Regarding the treaty that agreed a promise between the White men and the Native Americans, stating that they would have the right to their land. Although, overtime this treaty was broken by the government. As of today, history repeats itself as the Native Americans fight for their land and water. Dakota Access Pipeline plans

  • The Keystone XL Pipeline and Public Response

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    On the 9th of February 2004 TransCanada Corporation, an energy company based in Alberta, Canada proposed a plan for the installation and use of a pipeline that would stretch from Alberta, Canada to oil refineries in the Gulf Coast of Texas in the United States. The pipeline, titled the Keystone Pipeline, would be installed in four separate phases and once completed would transport up to 1.1 million barrels of synthetic crude oil per day. Phases two through four of the pipeline encompass the parts

  • Snowden Research Papers

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    possession is unknown. After the leaks made by Poitras and Greenwald, the U.S. Justice Department charged Snowden with espionage, or “the practice of spying or using spies to obtain information about the plans and activities especially of a foreign government or a competing company.”8 After Snowden met Greenwald and Poitras in Hong Kong, he later flew to Moscow, where the Kremlin has granted Snowden temporary renewable asylum for one year. Currently, Snowden’s leaks have revealed a global surveillance

  • Air Pollution: Industrialization

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    for you to breathe and with no idea what has caused this effect. This was the feeling experienced by over 200, 000 people in Bhopal, India on Dec 3rd, 1984. A pesticide plant run by Union Carbide Corporation, an American company, experienced a gas leak from tanks containing Methyl Isocyanate (MIC). Methyl Isocyanate reacted with water producing toxic gases that spread out towards human settlements causing devastating effects. This is merely one among many other disasters caused by industries. The

  • Opposition to Leakers - Government Whistleblowers Expose Classified Information

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    the public interest, or do they endanger the public by exposing classified information? Just as government transparency has waned in recent years, there have been several instances of very public national intelligence whistle-blowing. Large scale leaks such as those published by The Guardian and WikiLeaks have prompted debate on issues of government secrecy, as well as the balance between security and liberty. High profile whistleblowers like Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and Edward Snowden have

  • Edward Snowden: Traitor or Whistleblower

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    job at the CIA dealing with computer security (Yann 2). Edward’s final job, the one that gave him access to the leaks, was in Hawaii with a six figure salary (BBC 2). Snowden was a systems administrator, meaning he had the responsibility to go through the NSA database and move extremely sensitive documents to a secure location (NPR 1). His position was the perfect place for him to leak all the secrets the NSA held close. Edward Snowden’s activities were seen by the NSA the entire time, he didn’t

  • Canadian Natural Resources Case Study

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    supervise the pipelines and use advanced technology such as detected sirens and cameras to keep a close eye the pipelines. This will create more job opportunities and if everything is well maintained then small leaks will be reported as soon as possible, stopping them from becoming big leaks. But some of the pipes are located underground which means it will be very hard to supervise underground pipelines. To supervise the underground pipelines they will need to create a pathway for the employees or

  • Journalist or Terrorist: Julian Assange

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    they think that they have a right to do so. No body has the right and authority to release information publicly that is of private concern. Wikileaks does not measure the risks of its publication and the effects they can cause people. Some of the leaks are so personal that the person concern faces serious contentions from the society. Trauma is the consequence of these actions and takes time to move on from; it stays with them incessantly. Similarly some information are kept from being publicized