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Analyze and report the changes that Caylee’s body underwent as a result of exposure to the elements at the body dump site. P

Case Study—Caylee Anthony
Another highly publicized case was the murder of Caylee Anthony, which was initially handled as a missing person on July 15, 2008. After months of investigation, on December 11, 2008, the skeletal remains of a young child believed to be Caylee were discovered by a utility worker in a swampy wooded area within a half mile of the Anthony residence. Subsequent DNA analysis revealed that the remains were Caylee’s. Since Caylee’s skeletal fragments were small and scattered throughout the body dump site, the cause of death could not be determined by the medical examiner. This type of scene is referred to as a body dump: the person is killed elsewhere and transported to be left at the scene.

Analyze and report the changes that Caylee’s body underwent as a result of exposure to the elements at the body dump site. Present a plan for forensic processing of the site.

Submission Requirements:
Submit your response in a Word document of three to four pages in the form of a crime scene report. Create a crime scene diagram using SmartDraw and include it as part of your crime scene report as well.

Write a summary regarding all the aspects of the patient on the basis of the information you get on compiling the responses.

In a holistic care philosophy, developing a plan that addresses the care of the Whole person is necessary to support health and healing. The holistic caring process utilizes the steps of assessment, identification of patterns/challenges/needs, defining specific outcomes, developing a therapeutic care plan, and implementation and evaluation of the plan. The following aspects of the person should be included in the plan: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual patterns and needs.

 

make a case file of a family member, friend, or coworker. This cannot be a patient from your clinical practice. The file should include the following details: initials, age, past and present health status, present concerns, past and present coping patterns, healing beliefs, health values, social support, religious/spiritual practices, and his or her personal health goals.

 

Write a summary regarding all the aspects of the patient (physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual) on the basis of the information you get on compiling the responses.

 

Post a summary of your experience of this process in a 2-3 page Word document to the

Write a 5-7 page research paper on whether or not government imposed regulations will hinder growth, development and innovation in the internet sector.

5-7 page research paper on whether or not government imposed regulations will hinder growth, development and innovation in the internet sector. 10 sources including in text citations, paraphrasing and direct quotes. I will send over a full requirements form as well as a sample essay so that you can better understand the formatting that I am searching for. Willing to pay for quality

Review the guidelines on dispute resolution and grievance procedures and prepare a presentation for the company’s owner.

assignment for Paula Hog 1000- 1500 words

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After spending some time observing the day-to-day operations of Elora Jean & Co., you have noticed a trend in employee and labor relations issues. These issues include perceived unfair treatment from managers, distress over disciplinary actions, and anxiety about new human resources (HR) policies.

Aware of the union and nonunion entities within Elora Jean & Co., you have observed that the production supervisors are unclear on the facility’s union grievance procedures, and the non production supervisors are unclear on how to handle employee concerns in their offices. Employees often feel that they do not have the means to fully voice their concerns. With this level of confusion on grievance procedures, employee morale and performance has begun to decline, affecting Elora Jean & Co.’s ability to stay competitive.

As the HR consultant, you see an opportunity to educate Elora Jean & Co.’s management team on grievance practices. You decide to review guidelines on dispute resolution and grievance procedures and prepare a presentation for the company’s owner.

Prepare a presentation on developing a work climate in which grievances are a last resort and how to properly address them when they do occur. Your presentation should include the following components:

Include recommendations on a strategy that Elora Jean & Co. can incorporate to proactively avoid grievances. Your recommendation should include a way to create an environment in which employee issues are identified and addressed before they move into a formal grievance process. Recommendations for creating positive employee relations should be discussed.
Include recommendations for a dispute resolution process for the nonunion offices. Your proposal should include a sample procedure for nonunion employees to follow when complaints arise.
Present step-by-step guidelines for handling grievances in the production facility. Your presentation should include recommendations for investigating complaints, working effectively with union representatives, and summarizing supervisor responsibilities. Include cautions about actions to avoid when handling grievances.
Include a proposal for training to educate the line managers on handling grievances and avoiding grievances to ensure violations do not occur. Specifically, discuss the areas that such training should cover

Decide which production is more successful by discussing such topics casting, editing and time setting as well as other concepts that you feel are worth analyzing.

Assignment: Hamlet in the Media

DROPBOX: Hamlet in the Media

Reminder: Answer only ONE of the following questions using proper essay format. You must also use proper MLA formatting to organize your essay, to provide in-text citations and for the Works Cited page. Check out this mini-lesson on MLA formatting from earlier in the course.

  1. Shakespeare has had a profound influence on our daily lives, ranging from the speech we utter to the music we listen to and play. Several classical composers have used the Bard’s plays as the central focus in their compositions. Prokofiev’s ballet Romeo and Juliet remains popular to this day as are pieces by classical composers such as Mendelssohn in his work, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” As for Hamlet, the British composer, Frank Bridge, wrote “There is a willow grows aslant a brook” in an attempt to capture the tone of Gertrude’s lament which follows the death of Ophelia in act 4 scene 7. Listen to the piece by following the link below and then comment on how Frank Bridge achieves the desired effect by examining the rhythm, tempo, key signature and orchestrationin his work:

  1. Painters and print-makers have tried to capture scenes from Hamlet on canvas and paper for the last two centuries. Examine three or more paintings or prints that are based on the play, and decide how successfully the artists portray the events, ideas, and characterization contained within the scenes. Students who choose to answer this question should consider composition, color, contrast, symbolism, and other techniques that the artists use in their depictions. If a print is in black and white, what is the effect of this rendering?  Remember to include the images you are discussing in your answers. Some background in fine arts will be helpful to you in answering this question.  You will find suitable images at this link:
  1. Compare two film versions of act 4 in Hamlet by examining the Mel Gibson and Kenneth Branagh. Decide which production is more successful by discussing such topics casting, editing [which scenes are edited in or out] and time setting as well as other concepts that you feel are worth analyzing. Use the interactive Venn diagram below if you need support planning your response:
  1. Pick out Hamlet’s soliloquies throughout the play. Is there a pattern in what Hamlet says about himself and his dilemma? Support your interpretation using the text.

The American novelist, John Irving, says said about his work The World According to Garp, that it is a life-redeeming work in which everybody dies. Comment on the extent to which the same might be said of Hamlet.

Essay Outline

An image of Image of outline of a body on the road, scrime-scene style...appropriate for the subject of Macbeth

An outline is a means of organizing the material for your essay in such a way that the direction of your arguments can be charted.  Thus, the outline is a skeleton of the essay; it provides form and structure.  If the outline is sound, the essay will likewise be sound. Once you have organized your material in outline form, you have a plan for the essay itself. You always know where you are in your argument, as well as where you have been and where you are going. In the outline you decide what to say; thus, in writing the essay you need to concentrate on how to make your argument clear. The result should be an organized essay.

There are two formats for an outline: the sentence and the point formats. As their names imply, the former is less abbreviated than the latter. Generally, the point outline is preferable since it is less cumbersome and forces you to condense your ideas in a phrase. Remember, however, that too much abbreviation can lead to confusion. If your outline is too sparse, it may exclude necessary material. The outline is for your use. Find a balance that is suitable for you.

Remember the diagram of the essay structure. The body of the essay is a point by point proof of the thesis. Your outline lists your points (and subpoints) in the order in which you choose to deal with them. When you write your essay, you expand your points into paragraphs. Look at the following sample outline for the Macbethessay:

DROPBOX: Essay Outline

Compile all your hard-won evidence into an organized outline that will help you write a fantastic essay. Hand it into Dropbox. This is ultimately to help you write an amazing essay, but this outline is a graded assignment: it is designed to assess your ability to organize content.

Essay Topics

Question A

The American novelist, John Irving, says said about his work The World According to Garp, that it is a life-redeeming work in which everybody dies. Comment on the extent to which the same might be said of Hamlet.

Question B

Locate a copy of Tragedy and Philosophy by Walter Kaufmann. Read the relevant sections of the text (Chapter 9) and decide which of the philosopher’s views comes closest to your own regarding Hamlet.

Question C

One of the inevitable and time-honoured questions asked about Hamlet focuses on the question of his insanity, whether he has put on an “antic disposition” or whether he is truly insane. Discuss whether you believe Hamlet is putting on an “antic disposition” or whether you believe he is truly insane. Consider the following questions in preparing your response, but do not answer them specifically.

  1. What is sanity or insanity?
  2. How people know whether they are sane or insane?
  3. If an individual lives entirely on his or her own, how can that person determine whether she or he is insane or sane?
  4. Does one have to be insane to take another person’s life? To commit murder?
  5. Is Hamlet sane or insane during this act of the play?

Question D

While many have discussed Shakespeare’s work in Freudian analyses, C.G. Jung, one of Freud’s younger colleagues also interests many readers. Click on the link below, which contains an essay by Dr. C. George Boeree on Jungian personality theory. Read the short sections, “Introversion” and “Extraversion” and “The Functions.” The second link, “The Personality Theory of Carl Jung,” provides similar information in a different format. Read the articles, then decide and argue (in proper essay format) how Jung’s theories might be applied to three major characters in the play.

  • ePortfolio: Add your outline to your Hamlet Collection in ePortfolio. (You can link the item from eP in the Dropbox when

Locate a copy of Tragedy and Philosophy by Walter Kaufmann. Read the relevant sections of the text (Chapter 9) and decide which of the philosopher’s views comes closest to your own regarding Hamlet.

DROPBOX: Final Draft: Hamlet Essay
Essay Topics
  1. The American novelist, John Irving, says said about his work The World According to Garp, that it is “a life-redeeming work in which everybody dies. Comment on the extent to which the same might be said of Hamlet.
  2. Locate a copy of Tragedy and Philosophy by Walter Kaufmann. Read the relevant sections of the text (Chapter 9) and decide which of the philosopher’s views comes closest to your own regardingHamlet.
  3. One of the inevitable and time-honoured questions asked about Hamlet focuses on the question of his insanity, whether he has put on an “antic disposition” or whether he is truly insane. Discuss whether you believe Hamlet is putting on an “antic disposition” or whether you believe he is truly insane. Consider the following questions in preparing your response, but do not answer them specifically.
    1. What is sanity or insanity?
    2. How people know whether they are sane or insane?
    3. If an individual lives entirely on his or her own, how can that person determine whether she or he is insane or sane?
    4. Does one have to be insane to take another person’s life? To commit murder?
    5. Is Hamlet sane or insane during this act of the play?
  4. While many have discussed Shakespeare’s work in Freudian analyses, C.G. Jung, one of Freud’s younger colleagues also interests many readers. Click on the link below, which contains an essay by Dr. C. George Boeree on Jungian personality theory. Read the short sections, “Introversion” and “Extraversion” and “The Functions.” The second link, “The Personality Theory of Carl Jung,” provides similar information in a different format. Read the articles, then decide and argue (in proper essay format) how Jung’s theories might be applied to three major characters in the play.

You have collected evidence, created a Mind Map, had feedback on your thesis, and have revised your first draft of your essay. Are you ready to hand your essay in for evaluation?

Once it is evaluated, import it into your ePortfolio and add it to your HamletCollection.

Length: 4-5 pages or 1000-1250 words double-spaced

Summarize the Chomsky article and state why the article caught your interest.

Critical Media Assignment Part One

DISCUSSION: Critical Media Links

Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev, one of the world’s leading thinkers about democracy and authoritarianism, argued that the communication revolution has created a “fragmentation of the public space.” Instead of all of us being part of a single public debate, the Internet and social media have allowed us all to consume only “the information that confirms our biases.” (Globe and Mail, Thursday June 16, 2011)

Marshall McLuhan postulated that the electronic envelope surrounding the earth links us all together in a global village, retribalizing humanity.

The key to understanding Krastev’s thinking is that comment that we consume only “the information that confirms our biases.” So, if this is the case, what we’ll see is a polarization of attitudes because people harden in their notions if all they read pertains to a certain point of view. This is clearly the case with opinions on gun ownership in the U.S. and gun registration in Canada as well as on issues such as the Keystone pipeline and oil sands development.

Adhering only to one side of any argument retribalizes (or tribalizes) the readers and makes changes in their opinions more unlikely. There’s a reason why only two mainstream parties exist in the U.S., for example with hardened factions in both Demo. and Repub. tribes.

So McLuhan and Krastev would agree on the increasing divsions in society. The great irony is that even though we have more information than ever, there is possibly less free thinking than at any other time in history. If faced with innumerable choices we’ll go with what we know: Fox, BBC, etc.

Write a report, 6 pages in length, exploring and analyzing the media coverage of a politically charged issue, keeping in mind the above ideas. The following are the first steps and elements required:

Part One: Research

  1. FIND A CHOMSKY ARTICLE: Browse Noam Chomsky’s web site and find an article or a video on a subject that interests you. Choose a topic with strong political implications (as most of them will be), and choose something that is current, topical and ongoing.
  1. EXPLORE MAJOR MEDIA COVERAGE: Go to web sites hosted by major online media outlets (such as Al Jazeera, Fox, NBS, BBC, CBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, etc.) and search your topic. Choose at least four different articles to analyze. Save the links.
  2. EXPLORE ALTERNATIVE MEDIA COVERAGE: Research your topic on other alternative and independent media sites such as human rights watch (hrw.org). (Find at least one article.)
  3. EXPLORE INTERNATIONAL COVERAGE: Research international media from both sides of the issue or conflict.

Before you start writing, your teacher will give you feedback on the sources you have chosen to make sure you are on the right path.

Write a one paragraph description of why you chose the topic. You may wish to summarize the Chomsky article and state why the article caught your interest.
Next, post links to the articles and videos you have chosen to use in your research. Your teacher will let you know whether or not you have chosen credible sources.
Finally, post any questions you have about this assignment. This is your chance to clarify the instructions. Read the assignment description on the next page for the complete assignment instructions.

Write a report exploring and analyzing the media coverage of a politically charged issue, keeping in mind the ideas on the previous page and throughout this module.

Critical Media Assignment Part Two

DROPBOX: Critical Media
Write a report, 6 pages in length, exploring and analyzing the media coverage of a politically charged issue, keeping in mind the ideas on the previous page and throughout this module. The following are the steps and elements required:

Part Two: Writing Checklist

In the introduction, provide a brief history of the issue you are investigating, and state the purpose of your inquiry.
Write a brief summary of each of the articles, videos or audio clips you chose starting with the article from Chomsky’s site. Keep each summary to 150 words maximum.
Discuss how each media outlet angles the story in its own distinctive way. Consider intended audience and purpose. How is the political bias of the media outlet revealed in its presentation?
Look at aspects such as the language reporters use, the use and nature of visuals (pictures), the length of the article released for publication, the choice of interviewees, the location of the item on the web site, and any other aspects of the coverage that illustrate how that network “angles” the story in a particular way.
Compare and contrast.
In the last section of your paper, discuss McLuhan’s ideas of globalization and retribalization. In light of your media inquiry, how do you (or do you not) see McLuhan’s ideas applying?

Length: 4-6 pages, double-spaced (it can be longer if you choose to include images, etc.) Include links to the stories/clips/articles in your essay.

Remember: you must follow MLA formatting for this paper. The next lesson includes videos on how to format your paper, how to cite sources within your paper, and how to create a Works Cited page.

  • Upload your draft to the “Critical Media Draft” Dropbox to obtain helpful feedback from your teacher before submitting your final draft.