Chapter 18 discusses the internal operating system. Reading through this chapter, I am almost reminded of how a 911 emergency call center should operate. Calls come into the call center and the operators are charged with dispatching emergency staff to the scene to respond to the calls. Should a minor traffic accident with no injuries in a parking lot be made more important than a large fire at a school? Of course not. As an operating system must organize numerous programs that were likely all written by different people or companies, there is likely to be a problem more or less often. Should a resource intensive application like decoding and playing a DVD really take more processing time than you working on this discussion board? Think about the term presented in this chapter: starvation. Describe a time when you experienced this concept in using a computing device? How did you notice it? Did you ignore it? If not, did you try to prevent it from happening again and if so how