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this is 8 pages essay which is combined of 2 separate essays. ( 4 pages per each essay) I will upload the prompt and the readings that needed to be addressed. since there are 2 essays, I would mark the readings, which are related to question #1 as ‘1-1, 1-2 …, and 2-1,2-2 for question #2. Also other course readings you may need as 3-1, 3-2. you can use any of readings as references. but from my opinion, I sorted out because it might be helpful. Also, I put class presentation materials for each topics, it’ll help you understand what’s going on. Also you can take the example from the ppt. but I prefer readings to be used rather than ppt. Thanks, message me if you have something to ask.

.Explain in detail with examples, what it is that your speaker is getthing wrong.
3.Write out each rule using phonological notation.Here’s the data

Commentaries are short (250 words / 1 page max) exegetical exercises. The purpose of commentaries is to develop your ability to reframe and represent in your own words an important position taken in a text. The purpose of commentaries is for you to evince your understanding of important moments in philosophys discussion of the arts. Creativity is not a virtue in these, unfortunately, and I would also recommend avoiding large quotations. Sentences here should be direct and economical. You should assume that your reader is broadly familiar with the text, but will need to be reminded of specific word-usage if and where that is important for your commentary. You might think of these commentaries as a detailed account of the reasons which are a part of the text a kind of unfolding or full expansion of what is condensed into a paragraph. Weak-points in a text, ambiguity or possible conflicts should be noted by you, but these faults will only be able to be seen against the background of you showing that you understand what is happening at that moment of the text. Your commentaries should be framed, in general, as responses to basic interpretive questions about the passages: Why is the author concerned to talk about this? To make this distinction? What critical pressures is the author responding to or anticipating? How is the reader supposed to understand one of the central concepts employed here? Etc.

Using Jing, a tool for preparing screencasts, prepare a 5-minute clip to cover the following :Utilizing tools such as Google Scholar and Scirus identify published material that describes the latest trends in outsourcing;
Describe briefly your findings;

Your clip should include a visual recording of your screen and your voice commenting on your screens. Once your clip is ready, add the link to your clip into this assignments report. Use the subtitle: Part A: Preparing a Screencast.

Guidelines
1. Cover page with your name, title of your business plan, course information, and date submitted.
2. Executive Summary: a 1-2 page summary of the major points of your paper that provides an
overview of the entire report. This is written after you have written your report, although it appears
at the beginning of a paper.
3. Table of contents: include all section headers and list supporting appendices.
4. Introduction (Business ): Describe the business, products or services; outline the
organizations vision and mission statement; describe the type of industry your business will be in.
What market niche will it fill? How does your product/service differ from others currently available?
5. Industry profile and analysis. Describe the industry on a global, national, or local scale, as
appropriate. How will your business succeed in this particular setting?
6. Business strategy: Clearly state the business goals and your strategies for achieving them. Is this
business risky? What makes it so? How will you reduce the risks?
7. Markets and competition:

Location: What geographic market will your serve? Tell why you chose a particular location. Who
will you sell your products and services to? Provide a profile of your target customer.
Competitive Analysis: Who are your competitors? Detail the differences between their
products/services and yours. What are their strengths/weaknesses? What are yours?
8. Marketing strategy:
Target Market: Who are your potential customers? How will you tap into the current market?
Identify the market niche you intend to capture and how you plan to do that, outside of paid
advertising.
Promotion Strategy: How do you plan to advertise? Discuss the different methods you plan to use
and why. Explain your sales strategy (sales force, methods of distribution, etc).
9. Organization and management:
Management Plan: What legal structure will you use (sole proprietor, partnership, or corporation)?
Who are the owners and managers? What relevant experience do they bring to the business? How
will owners and managers be compensated? Who will handle the bookkeeping and tax preparation?
What types of permits, licenses, etc will you need to manufacture/sell your product or operate your
business? What are the federal and state regulations that apply? What are the related costs, if any?
10. Financial data: The rest of your business plan should refer to and relate to the figures listed
throughout your financial data. Startup expenses, sources of capital, capital equipment and supply
lists, break-even analysis, include projected financial statements such as balance sheet,
Three Year of Projections: Sales, Cash Flow, Profit and Loss (Present as Financial Statements)
11. References: There should be 12-15 sources cited throughout the project paper and listed at the end
on the References page. Use APA writing format and in-text citations. 12. Appendices: These are supporting documents that would give more information to support or clarify
parts of your plan. Different appendices should be identified using a capital letter (e.g. Appendix A,
Appendix B, etc.) Each appendix should begin on a new page with the title at the top.
For example, include charts, brochures, other data collected, but including them in the body of the
paper would interrupt the flow. Appendices may include a paper copy of your presentation. When
including an appendix, it should be referred to within the body of your paper.
Examples of appendices for Business Plans are available on SBA website:
https://www.sba.gov/writing-business-plan

imagine that you are on the working group to devise the nutrition element of the self-assessment tool, specifically to assess risk of Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) in this population group. In order to ensure you base the questionnaire content on the evidence, you will initially need to do reading/research to inform/justify the questionnaire content. Therefore, the assignment is in two parts.

How has the improved economic relationship between China and Russia since the end of the Cold War affected United States hegemony?

Final Exam: This course introduced you to the history of social movements in the Vietnam War era. Throughout fifteen weeks, we examined social, economic, and political structures/institutions that shaped the experiences of historically marginalized communities in the United States. Draw from the assigned readings to analyze and discuss core concepts and methods that we used to explore subjects in this race, class, patriarchy, ideology, the vanguard, among others. Provide a narrative that demonstrates how you understand historical and present social forces that effect African Americans, Chicana/os, Asian Americans, or a particular group of your choosing in society. Most importantly, be sure to contextualize/analyze meanings and values. Written Assignment Requirements: 1. Typed, doubled-spaced, 12 point font, Times New Roman, 5-6 pages (DO NOT INCLUDE OUTSIDE REFERENCES/BIBLIOGRAPHY), and one-inch margins all around. 2. Use black ink onlyno colored inks 3. Feel free to use MLA style and included citations where appropriate from our two books that we read in class: Black, Brown, Yellow, and Left: Radical Activism in Los Angeles by Laura Pulido ISBN: 9780520245204. Revolution in the Air: Sixties Radicals turn to Lenin, Mao and Che- Edition 2- By Max Elbaum ISBN: 9781844675630. 4. Do not use cover sheets or folders/binders (STAPLE THIS COVER SHEET TO YOUR EXAM) 5. Staple your paper in the upper left hand corner. I will not accept papers that are not stapled 6. Spell and grammar check your work!!! 7. Plagiarism will not be tolerated and proper university officials will be notified if discovered
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You may choose from any of the articles assigned thus farbarring any you have written on, in the previous essays. The objective here is to carefully breakdown each side of the debate on the topic. Structurally, introduce one side of the debate, and show how the text you have selected reveals this claim. This should be followed by the assertions supporting the opposing side.You may choose to make a few claims supporting one side, followed by those claims supporting the other. Or, you may choose to intertwine the opposing claims, paragraph by paragraph. Whichever argumentative approach you choose should represent what, you believe, will most intelligently and objectively present both sides charitably.The goal of this form of argumentative, analytic approach is to explain the crux of an issueto present the claims that most suggestively oppose each other on a specific issue.This assignment needs to follow the traditional analytic template. You need to have an introduction that will state the articles name, the author, the particular issues of each body paragraph. Then, in terms of the body, the first sentence should introduce the topic, the second should introduce the quote, next implement the actual quote, follow that by an in-depth explanation of the meaning of the quote/why it is significant as a concept, and finally transition to the next proposition. Be sure to have a conclusion as well. Failure to follow this structure will drop your score by 1 full grade.12 pt. font, double-spaced, 4 Full pages
The source is “You are not so smart” by David McRaney chapter 14.

The goal of this assignment is to give you an opportunity to study a client (famous person) in depth, assess the clients functional strengths and deficits, Keep the following in mind as you select the person you are writing about:
Do not select a friend, family member or relative.
In keeping with NASW Code of Ethics, indicate in your introduction section of the report that the person named in your paper was never evaluated by you. Indicate you are using this as a course assignment as a part of your professional training and that (at this point in your professional development) you are not qualified to conduct psychological evaluations.
Gather data from a variety of sources including books, popular magazines, Internet sites, television interviews, podcasts, etc.
The paper will utilize APA 6th edition style for citations and references.
The rubric that follows outlines the various parts to include in your case study paper.