1b) Assess the economic viability of the UK shifting its trade pattern more towards
different group of countries and reducing its focus on Europe as the result from the ongoing Brexit process.the points should include:
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PERSUASIVE PROPOSAL AND SOLUTION RESEARCH PAPER
Identify a problem affecting our society.
Research that problem from MULTIPLE perspectives for balance.
Propose and prove a solution to the problem.
Florida’s state government should allow Lake Okeechobee to flow through its natural filtration process because the pumping of red tide is causing harm to Florida.
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TOPICS dealing with gun control or gun-related issues, global warming or global weather-related issues, capital punishment / death penalty, religion, euthanasia, abortion, obesity/food issues, exercise, drugs (legal or illegal), tax laws, alcohol or smoking are NOT ALLOWED. No JUNK science (no Zombie Apocalypse). THIS IS ALSO NOT TO BE A SALES PITCH FOR A PRODUCT OR SERVICE!!!
The paper MUST contain a clear claim stating a proposal, a counterclaim, a strong rebuttal, and supporting evidence drawn from at least 10 sources, including a mixture of secondary and primary sources. Stick to the facts that are balanced.
Neither your opinion nor your faith should be included.
Avoid history or background that is not directly connected to your thesis (i.e. a reader does not need the history of the stem cells for a paper on whether or not stem cell research should be continued).
Please follow the template in additional files! Scenario: You are the senior member of a two-man hostage negotiation team for a maximum-security facility in the Northeast. You and partner are called to a cellblock where an inmate, identified as Alfredo Albondigas, has taken two facilities maintenance personnel and a fellow corrections officer hostage. He is claiming that there are aliens from another planet living in his cellblock and demanding that they leave immediately. He has given an ultimatum that if he does not see the flying saucer leaving the exercise yard area in 2 hours, he will kill the maintenance personnel that he has taken hostage because he knows that they are giving signals to the aliens about him and the other inmates.Mr. Albondigas is armed with a handmade knife and has his head wrapped in aluminum foil. The Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT) working with you has a green light to kill Mr. Albondigas, but there are no current opportunities presenting themselves. You have managed to get a throw phone into Mr. Albondigas and you have direct phone communication with him. Also, because of the phone’s design, when he hangs up, you can still hear what is going on in the room. He has not hurt the maintenance personnel so far, but he is using the corrections officer as a translator to speak to the maintenance personnel, as if the maintenance personnel were not speaking English, but some alien tongue.This scenario may seem humorous because it is fictional, but if it were real, it would be very serious for both the hostages and Mr. Albondigas. You are tasked by the warden and incident commander to make an operations plan centered on dealing with this mentally ill offender.Address the following questions in a 35-page position paper. Present this paper as if it were an operations plan to negotiate with Mr. Albondigas and end the hostage standoff. You do not need to plan the tactical response if the negotiations fail. The paper should confine itself to gathering the information that the negotiator needs and the approach to take when negotiating with Mr. Albondigas to end the standoff. Include the following:
Explain what type of medical personnel you would like to have at the scene, and why.
Relate why you think, if the deadline is reached without a solution, Mr. Albondigas will or will not hurt the maintenance personnel. Explain your answer.
Articulate the persons whom you would like to have brought to the scene for interviews to help with information that you can use to talk to Mr. Albondigas.
Explain your approach as the negotiator when speaking with Mr. Albondigas, and why you would take that approach.
During your interview, students should note any nonverbal communication patterns that emerge between themselves and their interviewees. Each student is required to note their reactions and impressions before, during, and after the interview. Plan to spend around an hour with your interviewee to obtain enough information for your interview write-up. Provide a written review of the interview **(in paragraph form)** that includes: (a) summary of your expectations based on course material, discussions, and/or personal cultural experiences; (b) cultural similarities and/or differences that you observed during your interview;(need you to act like your African American interviewing someone of the opposite race) (c) summary of the information you collected from the interview; and (d) your reaction to collected information based on your own cultural experiences.
In your analysis, write about three specific scenes from the film, focusing on both the design and the composition. These terms are discussed in detail in Chapter 5 of Looking at Movies. Be as precise as possible.Option 2: How does the cinematography in Joseph Losey’s The Servant reflect the state of mind of a character or characters in the film? Use three specific scenes from the film, focusing on camera angles, shot types, camera movement and/or lighting. These terms are discussed in detail in Chapter 6 of Looking at Movies. Be as precise as possible.