Best Writer

Apply one (or more?) of the “theories” of fiction we previously discussed to one or more of the stories: the basic “conflict” theory, analyzing the various “elements of fiction,” Frank O’Connor’s theory, Gardner’s or Nafisi’s.
Please do not do any research on these stories at the moment: I really only want your authentic observations and questions about the stories at this point in the process.

*Please review the pdfs of the throies and discuss and apply them to the three short stories (the ones without the word “theory” in their titles)

And please have I thesis statement for this (preferably a “they say I say” structure

Thank you.

•Make sure to address the differences between the two dynasties and types of women.
• be sure to address who the audience is.
• the tone of the research paper.
•what is the message i’m trying to get across.
• be able to talk about the historical context as well.
•make sure to have close text readings and footnotes.

Include five or more of annotations doing one of the followings:
Summarize the takeaway idea from that paragraph or section.
Note what you found interesting or challenging, and why.
Pose questions about something you read.
Respond to another student’s observations or questions.
Each annotation should be substantial and unique – reflecting your own reading, thinking, and responses.
I’ve attached the annotatoin example I did to clarify what you should do as it may not be normal annotations you did in the past but don’t copy how I wrote it but rather show your creative and professional writing into these annotations. Please be analytical and substantial. Please show me rough draft so I know you are on the right track.

You are doing 5 or more annotations for working memory article.

Restate concept of esssay below .What was learned from essay below

CCTV simply stands for Closed – Circuit Television. We are familiar with CCTV as it is used for security purposes, however, the technology was not intended for home and business security. In fact, when Walter Bruch created the technology it could only be viewed through live streams. Walter Bruch “… initially for the purpose of learning about weapons, not people.” (Brafdord, 2019) CCTV’s first documented use was in Germany’s military, the technology enabled them to watch rockets launch from the safety of a bunker. Once the United States picked up on this new advancement in technology, scientists used to conduct nuclear weapon research safely. Then finally in 1949, CCTV technology became available on the commercial market. I believe
that CCTV technology could still be in use throughout the scientific field. There have been
many advancements made to the technology throughout the years. However, it is not being
used today as it was intended to be used, although it is very effective at helping to solve
crimes and protect homes and businesses. However, there are limitations, one of those limits
being
that it has a specific amount of storage to save video and audio. Most often after the device
has reached max storage, the technology will delete data to make room for more. This can be
fixed, in a way, the data can be transferred to a hard drive. That way no data is lost and there is always space, however, there are human limits as well. In most situations, businesses are
not saving surveillance footage nor is a family of three. I do not think CCTV has ever been used for illegal activity. This technology should be vital to homeland security and the general
population of the U.S. It seems like everyone has some sort of CCTV for surveillance of their
homes, which can catch criminal activity. In the end, it helps out both ends.
“A fusion center is a collaborative effort of two or more agencies that provide resources, expertise, and information to the center with the goal of maximizing their ability to detect,
prevent, investigate, and respond to criminal and terrorist activity.” (DHS, 2021) Fusion Centers are places where information is shared between different agencies and different levels, as
well. It is very much effective as it does what it was meant to do, share information about
terrorist threats and other threats. Fusion centers also assist in front-line enforcements. This makes it seem like the only limitation they have are running out of manpower in a time of need. I believe that fusion centers hold a lot of critical information, which means if the wrong
people get ahold of it, something bad could happen. However, I don’t think it could be part of illegal activity. Once again, I believe that fusion centers have a big impact on homeland security and the general population of the U.S. because it is the main hub for information sharing, providing resources, gather and analyze the threat information. If not for these centers then there would be information all over the place and it would never reach the individuals that need to know the
information.
“Biometric scanners are hardware used to capture the biometric for verification of identity.” This technology turns you and your body into a key in order to enter or access a system. The purpose of this technology was intended to make access easier and to add an extra layer of protection to a system. So, yes, the technology is effective as it was intended. I can’t find a limitation for this technology, however, systems can always be hacked. I feel as though this is technology that is often used in internet crimes. Individuals that hack for a living are more likely to have biometric scanning instead of passwords, it’s faster and mostly foolproof. I think this technology is very important to the government for knowledge and use in their own systems. However, I don’t really think it is of much importance to the general population, other than cell ID locks.

Write a research paper on the book “Heart of Darkness”. Include quotes and different themes that the book presents. Make sure the quotes and themes correspond with one another.

Compose an 8-10-page essay writing an argument multi-source essay about a topic that you specify. You should argue a specific point and use sources to help prove your ideas and persuade the reader. Do not simply argue the same point or idea from a source; instead, add your own ideas and perspective to make your argument greater than any one source.
As in your previous formal writing assignments for this course, you are encouraged to use a first-person, singular (“I”) narration for this essay.
As a means of structuring the body of the essay, develop and explore these questions loosely or firmly connected to the Social Media Obsession: “What Is It? Why Is It Important to Me? What Does It Imply? As you answer each question, a clear signal sentence should be included, so your audience knows what question you are answering (estimate about 2 pages per question).

Could you use these sources:
Jean M. Twenge. “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” The Norton Reader. W.W.
Norton & Company, 2016, pp. 582-91 16 Apr. 2022

Parganas, Petros, Christos Anagnostopoulos, and Simon Chadwick. “Effects of Social Media
Interactions on Brand Associations: A Comparative Study of Soccer Fan Clubs.” International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship 18.2 (2017): 149-65. ProQuest. Web. 17 Apr. 2022.

Sandberg, Jörgen, host. “How Arsenal F.C. Manages 50+ Million Social Followers.” The
Employer Branding Podcast, 2 Nov. 2016. The Employer Branding Podcast, Social Media Today,www.socialmediatoday.com/news/how-arsenal-fc-manages-50-million-social-followers-podcast/450095/. Accessed 19 Apr. 2022.

Koeshartanto, Mike. “MLS Social Media Growth.” Gilt Edge Soccer Marketing, Feb.
2022, www.giltedgesoccer.com/mls-social-media-growth/. Accessed 23 Apr. 2022.

Factoreal Announces Partnership with the United Soccer League.” PR Newswire, 12 Apr. 2022,
p. NA. Gale Academic OneFile, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A700195188/AONE?u=mlin_b_suffuniv&sid=bookmark-AONE&xid=7174e48d. Accessed 25 Apr. 2022.

Parchment, Lerol, “The comparison between Social Media Marketing Strategies in the United
Kingdom and United States Professional Soccer teams” (2021). Honors Theses. 400. https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/honors-theses/400

Bassam, T. (2020, September 15). How LAFC’s pursuit of better data helped create a Major
League Soccer powerhouse. Retrieved April 24, 2022 from
https://www.sportspromedia.com/analysis/lafc-zoomph-mls-data-social-media-marketingstrategy

Jackiewicz, P. (2020, September 21). How MLS Marketing Won People Over. Retrieved April 23
2022, from https://creatitive.com/mls-marketing-strategy

Task 1 – Introduction to the business: Business purpose

Describe the purpose of the business

Analyse the legal structure of the business

Discuss the importance of stakeholders on the operations of a business

Task 2 – External factors

Recognize external influences that may impact the business

Use the external influences to produce a SWOT analysis for the business

Task 3 – Marketing

Describe the marketing strategy / marketing mix of the business

Explain the likely use of Product Portfolio Analysis (product life cycle and/or the Boston matrix) to make business decisions

Task 4 – The impact of external factors on the marketing mix

Analyse the extent to which external factors have influenced the marketing mix of the business and/or are likely to impact them in the future.

What would happen to the economy if marijuana were to be legalized, taxized and decriminalized across the whole United States. Also what might the Federal Reserve do in response to this.

reference page doesnt count towards page count

https://class.coloradotech.edu/CbFileShareCommon/ctu/HLS210/Assignment_Assets/USCBP_Inspection_Technology.pdf

https://class.coloradotech.edu/CbFileShareCommon/ctu/HLS210/Assignment_Assets/PITAS_System.pdf

The Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act (FISA) and the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism (USA PATRIOT) Act of 2001 are controversial topics. The events of September 11, 2001 brought reality to the terrorist threat to the United States. As a result, new, relevant procedures and tactics must be implemented to protect and prevent terrorism in the homeland. FISA and the Patriot Act are two solutions to the terrorism threat.
Assignment Guidelines
Research the provisions of both FISA and the Patriot Act.
Briefly summarize these 2 pieces of legislation.
Using scholarly references, identify 2 supportive and 2 opposing positions on both FISA and the Patriot Act.
Select 3 items from the following list or any other types of surveillance, detection, or inspection technologies used by DHS agencies:
Wiretapping
Video surveillance (CCTV)
Biometric surveillance
Describe the selected technologies, and provide an example of a technological limitation for each.
Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.

Your final exam for this class is an essay, to be submitted via Canvas by Wednesday, May 11 at 11:59pm. Write a 4-5 page, double-spaced (around 1000-1500 words) essay addressing the following prompt:
In her chapter entitled “A Complex Model of Beauty,” (from our Futures week) Meeta Jha writes: “beauty is an uneven socializing force circulating in transnational cultural flows that can be oppressive and objectify, racialize, and exoticize women; or it can open up small spaces of agency in women’s everyday encounters with the world” (91). For your final paper, draw from our course material to discuss these conflicting structural forces of oppression surrounding beauty/the beautification of bodies AND possibilities for resistance/agency/activism/re-writing norms.
Your essay must engage with at least three of the following concepts in your essay:
Skin/skin lightening/colorism
Affective consumption (Lynn Thomas)
Technologies of Visibility (Lynn Thomas)
Aesthetic surgery
Racial nose
Emotional labor
Gendered and racialized labor
Mutual Aid
Biopolitics/Biopower
Necropolitics
Disability/disability justice movement/ableism
Ugly
You may absolutely bring in readings and terms from the first half of the semester, but do try to focus the main themes of your analysis of the final half (post-mid-term).
Guidelines:
The essay must be on the above prompt and draw on AT LEAST 3 relevant course readings (aim for more).
The essay should have a strong thesis statement and a well-organized structure. Prepare an introductory paragraph that has a strong thesis statement and be explicit about how you will support your thesis statement with concepts from the list above.
One of the goals of this essay is to give you a chance to show your own critical engagements with the texts. Therefore, no outside research is necessary for this midterm.
Citations (references to reading) can be in APA, MLA, or whatever format you are familiar with, as long as it is used correctly. Prepare a Works Cited page (not included in word count).
Assignments will be graded for clarity, academic writing style, and convincing use of evidence to support your analysis. A rubric is available below.
Late submissions will be lowered by at least half a letter grade.