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design a brochure or flyer for a place you enjoy (maybe even love): for example, the beach, local library, dog park, nature trail, historic monument, neighborhood, etc. include your draft and a short paragraph regarding your process. How did you make some of the major decisions that you did in this design?

After reading Carr’s essay, find a section that was compelling to you and explain why:
1) Write out the quote.
2) Explain why you chose this quote as interesting, disturbing, and/or truthful.
3) Your first response is due: Wednesday, June 23 at 11:50 p.m.
4) Your second response is due: Friday, June 25 at 11:50 p.m. For the second response, you will find another classmate’s firs post and discuss whether you agree or disagree with their post. Whether you agree or disagree, you must engage in a calm, educated, and respectful tone.
5) You will be graded on the quality and tone of the first and second post.

Critical Reading Discussion

1. Complete a 300-word response to Catherine Jurca’s introduction to White Diaspora with at least two MLA in-text citations. You may put the article in conversation with other texts we have read, or parse through the text on its own. Use this as a space to ask questions, test out connections between texts and/or current events, or spend some time thinking about how this text intervenes in queer theory.
(File for a short story is in below)

2. Respond to at least one classmate with a post of 100 words. (Picture of classmate’s discussion post is in below)

My classmate’s discussion post can be a reference for your discussion post as well 🙂

this is a book review for leadership management below is rubric mentioned for it:
Does the book offer trustworthy information? Is a bibliography or reference list available so information can be verified?
Check if data, statistics, and facts are documented (and timely)
Is the information current? Should it be? How has theory changed from older books? Are the current research findings/ theories evident? Should they be?
these points should be explained in a good manner and precisely.
strictly follow apa rules and no chance of plagarism
i am attaching pdf of book
thank you

Is denying legislative pay a smart political move on Abbot’s part or an unfair mechanism?

Please edit this paper on Econ Research Paper on Competitive Advantage and Tajikistan. The student is required to do an entrepreneurship project. Let me know if you have any questions.

Liberty University
Lynchburg,
VA
PADM-702
Curriculum:
PhD
Advance
Public Administration Budgeting & Finance
Research
Paper: Fiscal Condition Analysis Assignment Overview
Sound fiscal health is imperative to ensuring the effective
operation of governments. Thus, governments should periodically assess their
financial condition. Performing a financial condition analysis can provide governments
with valuable information on the current and future state of their finances. The
analysis can highlight potential fiscal problems and provide information
necessary for corrective action. By taking action to address weaknesses and
strengthen fiscal health, government can better ensure that resources are
available to fund the level and quality of services expected by taxpayers.
For this assignment you will write
an 8-10-pages (not including
title page, reference page, and any appendices). More specifically, you
will need to:
1)
Develop
a fiscal condition analysis of Maumelle, Arkansas analyzing the most recent
three-year revenue and expenditures data of Maumelle, Arkansas.
2)
Utilize
Excel Tools and charts to compute and create tables to create a fiscal
condition analysis for Maumelle, Arkansas.
Your fiscal condition analysis
will focus on the five (5) most important financial indicators for local
governments:
·
Total
Revenues
·
Property
Taxes
·
Sales
Taxes
·
Operating
Expenditures
·
Personnel
Costs
To successfully complete this
assignment, please refer to the assignment resource: Research Paper: Fiscal
Condition Analysis Assignment Guide located in the Assignment folder.
This is a Doctoral-level research
assignment designed to test your ability to carefully research, effectively
organize, and concisely communicate a nuanced understanding of the concepts and
issues raised in the assignment. While the minimum page limit is short (as is
often the case in public policy/public administration briefings), students are
expected to craft efficient, highly substantive papers. You are expected to
comport with the highest writing, research, and ethical standards. Additionally,
to do well on this assignment, you must conduct high-quality research and offer
rich, well-supported analysis; mere opinion or conjecture will not suffice.
There must be no careless or simple grammatical errors such as misspellings,
incomplete sentences, comma splices, instances of faulty noun/verb agreement,
etc. Such errors will result in significant point deductions.
The text of this research paper
must be 8-10 pages (not including title page, reference page, and any
appendices). This paper must be in current APA format with 1-inch margins and
12-pt Times New Roman font. You must also include a title page and reference
page. You must include citations to a sufficient number of appropriate professionals,
scholarly, or other appropriate sources to fully support your assertions and
conclusions (which will likely require more than the minimum number of
citations); each paper must contain citations to the course texts book,
assigned readings, and a minimum of 5 additional sources not including the course
textbooks, assigned readings, and the Bible, which should include a minimum of 3-5
biblical integration references.
* 8-10 total complete pages that do not include the
title and reference page.
* APA 7th addition formatting
* 12-pt Times New Roman font
*Title Page
* Reference Page
* 5 sources from the assigned
reading.
* 5 additional sources
* 3-5 biblical references
Note: Your
assignment will be checked for originality via the SafeAssign plagiarism tool.
Plagiarism
in any form is strictly prohibited and may result in failure of the assignment,
failure of the course, and/or removal from the program. It is your
responsibility to ensure that you fully understand what constitutes the various
forms of plagiarism and to avoid all forms of plagiarism.

FINAL RESEARCH PAPER GUIDELINES
Choose one topic from either of the list below:
Casual Argument
How career patterns affect professional achievement and income
Psychological influences of smartphones on people who have grown up with them
Proposal Argument
College should allow students to pay tuition on a month-by-month basis
College athletes should be paid for the entertainment they provide
How to construct your research paper:
If you have chosen to write a topic from the “Casual Argument” list, follow the guidelines on page pp. 272–277
If you have chosen to write a topic from the “Proposal Argument” list, follow the guidelines on page 300–305

The question required around 1.5 pages. Questions are on the file named ” Bussiness Questions”
The question needs The I-R-A-C Structure. Plz check the sample that I provided. There is also a sample question and sample answer. Plz take a look with them.
Just let me know if you have any questions.

Provide a written response to the following question. Your response should integrate and synthesize concepts, ideas, key terms, and theories from the course.
It is predicted that white people may be below 50% of the population by 2045. Given this shift in demographics, do you think that racism will increase, decrease, stay the same, or will it be more complex? Explain.

PLEASE INCLUDE THESE LEARNING OBJECTIVES IN THE ESSAY:
Motivated reasoning & cognitive biases
How political ideology influences people’s beliefs
Modern Symbolic prejudice
Arguments FOR systemic racism
Arguments AGAINST systemic racism
Key Terms
Motivated Reasoning
Attitude Polarization
Confirmation Bias
Biased Information Search
Biased Assimilation
Modern Symbolic Prejudice
Characteristics of Modern Symbolic Prejudice, e.g., Racism no longer exists, reasons for black-white differences, etc.
Equality of Opportunity
Equality of Outcome
Cognitive Bias: Polarized Thinking
Proportion of Variance Explained
Systemic Racism