The Stranger By Albert Camus, Movie: Werner Herzog film collection: The Enigma of Kasper Hauser http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12aofw_the-enigma-of-kaspar-hauser-1974-pt-1_creation http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x126umw_the-enigma-of-kaspar-hauser-1974-pt-2_creation You have now read two of the most famous examples of the unreliable narrator—Meursault (The Stranger )—and watched an example by one of the masters of the unreliable narrator in the medium of film, Werner Herzog. Though we cannot fully trust the accounts, what is it that we can know about the three male characters? About their experiences? What do we know from the information that, Camus and Herzog omit from their respective narratives? Your goal for this paper is to find where two of these characters intersect as they set off on the paths that are so painstakingly described for us, that is so painstakingly shaped by the societies in which they respectively exist. Remember that this is a close reading paper; outside sources are not necessary. It is often— if not always—easier to notice and analyze between people. This paper challenges you to find where they are also, more importantly, the same. This is where you will have to think critically about the characters you choose and provide textual evidence to support your conclusions. Outside in—meaning, you are analyzing the character's environmental factors that contributed to the development of their respective identities inside out—meaning, you are looking at the mental, emotional, behavioral aspects that form the identities of your chosen characters. Yes. Outside and inside are complexly linked. It is crucial to note where and when this is true for your characters.

The 20th and 21st centuries have produced many business leaders, such as corporate giants like Jack Welch of GE, Raymond John of FUBU, Steve Jobs of Apple, and Herb Kelleher of Southwest. In addition, many hip-hop moguls have risen to prominence, such as Sean Combs, aka P Daddy, of Bad Boy Records; Russell Simmons, founder of Def. Jam; and Sean Carter, aka Jay Z, of Rock Nation.

Research and report on the status of the task below. Don’t tell us what PPD8 is; tell us what’s going on within the PPD! How did the DHS structure the NPR and what principle tools were used to develop the Key Findings? Supporting materials. National Preparedness Report Required annually by Presidential Policy Directive 8: National Preparedness, the NPR summarizes national progress in building, sustaining, and delivering the 31 core capabilities outlined in the National Preparedness Goal ("the Goal"). The NPR is considered “a baseline evaluation of the progress made to date toward building, sustaining, and delivering the core capabilities described in the Goal” 1 The report analyzes all 31 core capabilities and assesses each for successes and weaknesses. Along with the NPR, DHS developed a website that is used to track any weaknesses from a particular response (https://www.llis.dhs.gov). This site includes many documents, mitigation best practices, knowledge base, and the core capabilities initiative. When you review the core capabilities section, it is evident that the National Preparedness Report was created to “Strengthening Communities Through Shared Knowledge” 2 From all perspectives, the National Response Plan and Lessons Learned website were developed to increase the overall success while responding to any event. The ability to measure success and weakness, while also providing a forum to disseminate critical information and learn from it is a tremendous resource for communities across the Nation. Presidential Policy Directive (PPD-8) Presidential Policy Directive (PPD)-8, which went into effect 30 March, 2011, directed the development of a National Preparedness Goal, which is “a secure and resilient nation with the capabilities required across the whole community to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from the threats and hazards that pose the greatest risk” (National Preparedness Goal, 2011). Additionally, PPD-8 also directs an annual National Preparedness Report (PPD-8, 2011). This annual National Preparedness Report is basically structured from the National Preparedness Goal, to include the five identified mission areas of Prevention, Protection, Mitigation, Response, and Recovery. Each mission area contains core capabilities which relate to one or more specific mission areas. Additionally, within the National Preparedness Goal, there are three core capabilities (Planning, Public Information and Warning, and Operational Coordination) which are considered common core capabilities and are included in all five mission areas (National Preparedness Goal, 2011). Security, Department of Homeland. National Preparedness Report. , Washington D.C.: Department of Homeland Security, March 30, 2012 . Department of Homeland Security.