Jean-Michel Basquiat

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The Research
Encounter is an opportunity for students to investigate a specific artist,
discover the impact of this artist or piece of art, determine how the belief
systems, values, and norms of the society and era this artist created in
affected their output, relate it to the present, and present this information
to the class via oral and written report.

Your paper must be in MLA format
saved as a Word document.Your paper
must be at least 1000 words long.Your
paper must have at least 2 different sources (Wikipedia can not be a source). You must site all sources. Answer
all the prompts from the first paragraph in your paper. You will upload the paper in D2L Assignments
and print off a copy.In addition
to the written paper you will also present your findings to the class in Power
Point form or similar format.The
presentation will be between 5-10 minutes long.

English Writing…….Need an A+

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1-You are a teacher in
Public School. Your principal observed your whole class lesson to a group of 25
students and provided the following feedback via email:

· 
One quarter of the students were attentive and
raised their hands in response to your warm up activity.

· 
Students in the back row were whispering
during the lesson introduction and directions for independent time.

· 
4 out of 5 of your students classified as
Students With Disabilities were doodling in their notebook during the
independent work time.

· 
At the end of the lesson only half of the
students successfully completed the task as evidenced by the exit slip.

· 
At the lesson closing, half of the students
wrote down the homework assignment and followed your instructions for
transition to the next class.

 Write a thoughtful response to your
principal regarding the e-mail feedback. Describe your next steps toimprove the outcomes for your students in
this class. Please address only two of the bullet points above.

What information was listed on the site?, psychology homework help

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Find a website has educational information pertaining to any aspect of normal and abnormal human development.

It should academic information – not just a public interest article.

To earn full points, answer the following questions. You may answer the questions directly into the Submission Box of this assignment or attach a document to this assignment.

1. What information was listed on the site?

2. What made you interested in that topic?

3. How does that website relate to the material in the textbook?

Be sure to include the actual link to the site you reviewed

(This should be a summary that is 1-2 pages in length (Arial or Times New Roman font, 12 pt., 1″ margins, double spaced). I should be able to know what this site said without having to review it myself.)

​Assignment 3: Literature Review

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Literature Review: Using your selected literature (the 5 articles you selected and annotated
in the previous assignment), expand the writing, and draft your literature review. Each
review should describe the strengths and weaknesses of the study your reviewed and the
contributions to the literature the study has made. Each review should be seamlessly
integrated and chained to the other pieces of literature you selected. A literature review
compares and contrasts the characteristics of each study while building the foundation for
your study. You write a synthesized narrative in a scholarly voice.

Your concluding paragraph will summarize the relatedness of the five studies and their
contributions and how they contribute to the foundation of which your analysis will rest.
Your literature review is a seamless narrative document consisting of paragraphs
organized around topics (sub-problems) of your research not around authors in any
particular order. It should not read as a laundry list and must include each citation of the
five (5) journal articles as a reference/bibliography section at the end. Please use APSA
format style.

This assignment is typically 2 pages long.

Capital Budgeting Accounting Homework help

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Ben Guslists, vice-president of sales, has recommended adding a new product line. A market study and cost analysis show that the new line should yield the following annual results:

New Sales $2,800,000.00

Cost of Sales $1,600,000.00

Operating Expenses $200,000.00

Total Expenses $1,800,000.00

Income before Income taxes $1,000,000.00

Income taxes (40%) $400,000.00

Net Income $600,000.00

Depreciation of $150,000.00 is included in total expenses. Cost of sales and operating expenses include only direct costs of the new line.

Financial data for last year, considered to be a typical year, are:

Net Sales $12,000,000.00

Cost of Sales $7,500,000.00

Operating Expenses $1,800,000.00

Total Expenses $9,300,000.00

Operating Income $2,700,000.00

Interest Expense $100,000.00

Income before Income taxes $2,600,000.00

Income taxes (40%) $1,040,000.00

Net Income $1,560,000.00

Total Assets $12,000,000.00

Current Liabilities $3,000,000.00

Long term debt $1,000,000.00

Shareholders’ equity $8,000,000.00

Total liabilities and equities $12,000,000.00

Depreciation expense included totals $400,000.00 for the firm.

The investment in additional equipment for the production and sale of the new product line has been estimated at $3,000,000.00. “The new product line will yield a 20 percent return on assets,” Guslists states.

Steve Grunewald, the vice-president of production, interrupts, “Are you talking about a cash-flow return, Ben?” he asks. “No,” Guslists answers. “When depreciation is added back, the cash-flow return will be greater.”

The vice-president of finance, Jude Gallagher, asks, “How do you think we should finance the investment?”

“We should be able to issue long term notes”, Guslits responds. “Our debt at the present time is modest. And with debt financing, we gain the advantage of leverage.”

“In your estimate, Ben you forgot to include any interest cost. It will cost us $150,000.00 after income taxes to finance $3,000,000.00,” Gallagher replies.

Required:

  1. What impacts will the new product line have on profit measures and cash flows?
  2. Examine and comment on Guslits’ strategy to finance the investment. Is it likely that shareholders will be impressed with the investment? Why?
  3. In your opinion, is the investment attractive? Explain.

Film analysis

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There is a movie that is going to be found in Google or Youtube called “La Historia official(the official story) – directed by Luis Puenzo” I would need to write three paragraphs. Each paragraph should at least contain of 150 words.

Here is the instructions that is given by my professor.

1 First paragraph about … who is the director of the film and in what country was the film made/produced? Where and when does the story seen in the film take place? What is the plot and ehat happens? Who are the major characters?

2 Second paragraph, describes and analyzes the country/culture portrayed in the film.

Here are some things you can compare and analyze (depending on the film):

basics life like in housing and living conditions, transportation, food etc.

Relationship with family, friends

Gender roles and and interactions between genders.

Role of authority at societal level

Anythings that stands out to you as a good point of comparison and analysis.

3 Third paragraph contain of three questions :

What do you think the film’s director trying to achieve or tell us with this film? does she/he succeed?

What are your personal opinions about the film? did you like it? Why?

What did you learn from it?

Would the film be appropriate/good for use in Span 110? which is the class I am taking

Unit 2 Discussion 2

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Demographic Perspectives

Research has illustrated that the increased size and proportion of our older population has an impact on the family in later life. In the United States, the number of elderly people is projected to exceed 70 million by the year 2030, at which time all of the baby boomers will have reached age 65; older individuals will represent about 20 percent of our population by then—one in every five people you see on the sidewalks and in the grocery store will be 65 or older! Of equal magnitude are the challenges for the global community to plan for their aging societies and to propose and implement culturally relevant solutions to the challenges of health care and economic security. The demographic frame of reference will continually direct our attention to the distinct yet diverse characteristics, situations, and needs of the family in later life; to the aging of our society; and to global aging.

As a human service and public service leader, you have increased your awareness of the abundance and utility of demographic information about the family in later life and aging in the United States and elsewhere. For this discussion, consider the demographic information that might be useful concerning the family in later life for one or more of the following audiences: your chosen profession, your local community, politicians or policy makers, or marketers or product developers. Using one of the sources cited in the assigned chapter readings for this unit and integrating your thoughts from the Intergenerational Timeline, the Riverbend City simulation, and course readings, complete the following:

  1. Find three or four facts about the family in later life that would be useful for the audience(s) you have identified.
  2. Identify the audience(s) and discuss the information and how you would share it.
  3. Discuss the implications of the information for your chosen audience.
  4. Support your position with scholarly and professional research from the current literature.

“The Bad Citizen in Classical Athens” BOOK REVIEW (1200 words)

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Writing a thorough book review (1200 Words).

Be sure to provide a full citation for the book you are reviewing at the top of your review: Author, Title (Place, Date). Also be sure to put your name on your paper.

All book reviews require the following elements: a discussion of the topic of the book, a presentation of the book’s thesis (or lack of a thesis if this is the case), a discussion of the historiographical context* in which the book is presented, a discussion of the organization/structure of the book, i. e. number of chapters, sections, the main arguments of the individual chapters, whether it is has a bibliography, whether it has an index, whether there is a scholarly apparatus of foot notes or end notes, a discussion of the sources used by the scholar, and finally an assessment of the success of the work in terms of argument, presentation, and style, including an assessment of the likely audience for this work. In discussing the sources, it is important to address the question of how the author uses particularly types of sources to answer particular kinds of questions.

*The historiographical context of a book is the overall discussion of this topic by previous scholars. It is almost never the case that an author is the first one to address a historical question. In almost every case, the historian is responding to what other earlier scholars have written about the topic. In some cases the historian whose work you are reading disagrees with previous scholarly views. In some cases, the historian whose work you are reading thinks that previous scholars have missed a valuable issue, and seeks to address this issue in his or her own study. Whatever the case may be, your task is to inform the reader regarding your author’s discussion of previous scholarly treatments of the issue, and the ways in which your author intends to challenge or augment previous work on the topic.

In fairness to the readers of the review, who depend on the review for a decision about whether the book is worth reading or even purchasing, the reviewer must strive to provide an impartial presentation of the author’s intent in the subject matter and thesis. Once these have been presented, it is then the reviewers obligation to state his or her opinion about whether the book succeeded in discussing the subject matter in a compelling manner and whether the author made his or her case with regard to the thesis. Similarly, it is the reviewers task to examine carefully both the scholarly works and the sources employed by the author to see if there are significant gaps, e. g. no scholarship in German, no citations to Latin texts but only to English translations.

Write a paper of 3 pages

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How Full Is Your Bucket? (150 points) – Students will be required to read How Full is Your Bucket? by Tom Rath and Donald O. Clifton. The hospitality industry is not for the weak or faint of heart. It is an exhausting industry that for the right person with the right mindset, they will not only enjoy working in, but thrive in as well. Students will write a paper about what they learned from the book. They will discuss how they can implement the changes in their current life as well as how the philosophy from the book can be beneficial as a manager in the hospitality industry. A grading rubric will be provided outlining specific requirements.

Here is the book u have to read http://emmanuel.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/…

It has to be apa format 12 point font

sociology research essay

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My research topic is that health is relates to income, better health condition, more income.

Total word count: 1400

This is the final essay part, here is the instruction:

The final paper should include:
title
abstract (100-200 words)
introduction (100-250 words)
literature review (500-1000 words)
data & methods (500-1000 words)
conclusion (at least 150-250 words includes what you *think* you
will find. )

In the attached file, I post a final research paper guideline, some writing format. And detailed information about each section parts. Another file is about my research proposal (methods and data ) parts, can use that part directly.

pLEASE FOLLOW THE WRITING REQUIREMENT IN ATTACHED FILE CAREFULLY, AND FINISH THE REST PART, DATA& METHODS PART IS ALREADY DONE.