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Write a final exam research paper on the Short Story, “The Birthmark”. Do not make it sounds like Professional. it’s for a communtiy collage english class. We will be using few sources. One is The short story i will sent it to you and another source you have to use from Jstore, and also you can use Google Scholar. but you have to put those sources on the Work Cited page. from jstore and google Schoolar you have to find a same article about the Birthmark.

Analyze the following case study about the grocery retailer “Trader Joe’s and work to develop and market a new dessert item for the chain. Review the following and for background:

The Company
With a near cult following, Trader Joe’s has carved out a successful position in the competitive grocery market. Started in Los Angeles in 1958 by Joe Coulombe as a convenience store, Trader Joe’s was dramatically re-positioned in the 1960s as a store with luxurious food at low prices. Trader Joe’s has grown to 474 stores in 41 states. Estimated annual sales exceeding $13 billion. The company has 38,000 employees.
The Shopping Experience
What makes Trader Joe’s a unique grocery shopping experience? Trader Joe’s stores are not large—about 10,000 square feet—and carry a limited number of items to keep costs down. While there are fewer items (2,500 to 3,000), the items are often unique. More than 70 percent of the merchandise is private label, including Charles Shaw wine that sells for about $3.29 per bottle! Private label has been part of Trader Joe’s product strategy for more than 30 years. According to Trader Joe’s president, Doug Rauch, “We went into private label because of the value opportunity, so we could put our destiny in our hands.” And over the years, consumers’ confidence in these offerings has grown, allowing Trader Joe’s to try new things and experiment with other offerings. Private-label offerings allow Trader Joe’s to knock at least 20 percent off the cost of its products. And all private-label offerings boast no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
Don’t let the low prices fool you—the merchandise quality is upscale. In addition to organic fruits and vegetables and other grocery staples such as milk, cheese, and meat, there are unusual items such as Trader Joe’s own chocolate-covered, peanut butter–filled pretzels, and exotic cheeses such as an Indian Paneer and a white Stilton with mango and ginger chunks.
The Search for New Products
Trader Joe’s uses a group of trained employees called “the tasting panel” to evaluate, critique, and improve its varied lines of house brands. New-product ideas have been uncovered in an airport in Thailand and a small restaurant in Italy and brought back to Trader Joe’s and the tasting panel. This constant influx of new, tasty, critically reviewed products replaces the bottom 10 percent of products. Rotating out the bottom 10 percent isn’t easy, but it ensures a constant flow of new products for customers to try, according to Matt Sloan, vice president of merchandising.
And customers are willing to travel to take advantage of the value provided by Trader Joe’s. Trader Joe’s has become to Manhattan supermarkets what Walmart is to middle America grocery stores. The values offered by Trader Joe’s exceed the convenience of the local market. According to Jon Hauptman of consulting firm Willard Bishop, there are price-gap “tipping points” where consumers are willing to pay more for additional convenience. Hauptman says this price gap typically is around 10 percent. Since Trader Joe’s prices are easily more than 10 percent lower for similar items (generally 20 percent lower) and offered in a more upbeat shopping environment, consumers are willing to trade convenience and tote their Trader Joe’s shopping bags through the subways of Manhattan.
Sampling is a key promotional tool. For a grand opening in Newport News, Virginia, customers were able to try Atlantic smoked salmon and hot cider in the morning followed by roasted red pepper soup, sweet potato bisque, and Tuscan Italian bread in the afternoon. Employees answer customer questions and offer food suggestions. Handwritten suggestions on labels offer ideas for foods that work well together. Recipe cards are available with additional food preparation ideas.
Looking for a special dessert? How about a frozen pumpkin cheesecake or strawberries dipped in white chocolate? “People will think you’ve gone through so much trouble, or they’ll say, ‘You got that at Trader Joe’s,” says Trader Joe’s Danny Owens.
Your Assignment
You are a marketing specialist tasked with creating a new high-end specialty dessert that will effectively expand Trader Joe’s current dessert product line of frozen pumpkin cheesecake and strawberries dipped in white chocolate. Your assignment is to develop a marketing plan for a national launch of your high-end specialty dessert that will be sold in all TJ stores.
Before reading any further, we would like you to review Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22. Please feel free to look up marketing plans in other literature, as well, as you may need it for the paper. As you can see, marketing plans often differ in nature and content depending on many factors such as the nature of the industry, management needs, and the purpose of the plan. However, most plans follow a similar structure. A product or brand plan would include all of the following components (below). Please use this framework to develop the marketing plan for your new dessert:
Executive Summary – a very short (200-250 words) summary outlining the goals and recommendations included in the plan.
Situation Analysis – a concise description (350-700 words) of the current relevant conditions in the market:
Market Summary
Market Needs
Competition
Market Trends
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Marketing Strategies – The main body of the plan explaining the logic by which you hope to achieve your marketing objectives. This includes identifying the target market, outlining the marketing mix strategies and the level of expenditure.
Marketing Objectives
Marketing Strategies
Marketing Tactics
Target market
Demographics
Psychographics
Product positioning (USP)
Marketing Mix
Pricing
Quantity
Product review
Features, benefits
Points of difference
Promotion
IMC
Message
Media
Advertising
Sales Promotion
Distribution
Types
Implementation Milestones
Annotated Bibliography – Please be sure to attach an annotated bibliography to your marketing plan that documents all your sources for the project.
Assignment In doing this term project, you will demonstrate a sound understanding of Marketing Principles and the various methods for developing overall marketing strategy. You are to present your marketing plan in a professional manner. Your marketing plan will include a title page, table of contents, an annotated bibliography, and appendices (if needed). Be sure to reference the textbook and cite any and all sources correctly, so that your academic integrity is not called into question. Overall, your final project is expected to be 3,750 – 4,250 words (10-12 pages, 12 point font, 1.5 line spacing).
It should be well written and organized, in proper format (APA, MLA or Chicago), using proper sentence structure and spellchecked. The How to create an Annotated Bibliography and Research and Library Tips pages of the Course Information documents will assist you in successfully completing this assignment.
The evaluation of the marketing plan will consider your ability to apply the techniques of marketing planning, strategy development, and implementation to a real world business scenario. For further information on how you are graded please review the Writing Rubric.
Sources: Trader Joe’s: This case was prepared by Professor Linda Rochford, associate professor of marketing, University of Minnesota, Duluth, from the following sources: “Trader Joe’s Company,” www.hovers.com; SN’s Top 75 Retailers for 2009, supermarketnews.com, accessed October 15, 2009; David Orgel, “Trader Joe’s President Shares Secrets of Success,” Supermarket News, February 6, 2006; Joy Buchanan, “More Than Just Goat Cheese,” Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News, December 9, 2005; Mark Hamstra, “Convenience Only One Small Part of Total Value Equation,” Supermarket News, July 17, 2006; and “Behind the Scenes at Trader Joe’s,” Private Label Buyer 20, no. 4 (April 2006).

I will upload Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22 this evening.
The specialty dessert I have chosen is frozen creme brulee in which the top can be broiled for a few minutes to crystallize. Flavor variety including holiday assortments.
937444
an hour ago
Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22 uploaded.
937444
an hour ago
theoretical concepts from textbook (uploaded) should be referenced with citations.

Case Study

Doing a research project for our course project to analyze the effectiveness of the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. I want you to research for accounting fraud and/or scandals that happened after 2010. You must find a publicly traded company on either NYSE or NASDAQ that been charged by the SEC for
accounting fraud.

The Research Project will consist of three parts:

1. Introduction to the Case Study. Here you will introduce the company and the
accounting fraud and/or scandal that took place. You will include details as to the
impact of the fraud and/or scandal to investors.

2. SEC Charge and Ruling. Describe in your own words the was the formal charge made by
the SEC. What did the SEC say were the facts of the case? What was the official ruling of
the case, for example what were the penalties, punishments, and/or remediations made
against the company?

3. Did Sarbanes-Oxley impact the Case? After you have reviewed the SEC ruling:
a. What are the specific rules in SOX that applied to this case? Do you think the
company’s internal controls failed to prevent this fraud and/or scandal from
happening, and how so?
b. Or are there no rules in SOX that could have prevented this accounting fraud
and/or scandal from happening? What rule/s do you think were needed to
prevent this fraud and/or scandal?

Rubric

You will put together the Research Project in a word document, 12-point font, double spaced.
You will need to follow MLA format for referencing your paper. The paper is to be between 3
to a maximum of 5 pages, this means at least 3-4 paragraphs for every question. Please
include a MLA formated Works Cited at the end of your document.

Write a l Research Project on Long Division By Kinase Layamon

Analyze the following case study about the grocery retailer “Trader Joe’s and work to develop and market a new dessert item for the chain. Review the following and for background:

The Company
With a near cult following, Trader Joe’s has carved out a successful position in the competitive grocery market. Started in Los Angeles in 1958 by Joe Coulombe as a convenience store, Trader Joe’s was dramatically re-positioned in the 1960s as a store with luxurious food at low prices. Trader Joe’s has grown to 474 stores in 41 states. Estimated annual sales exceeding $13 billion. The company has 38,000 employees.
The Shopping Experience
What makes Trader Joe’s a unique grocery shopping experience? Trader Joe’s stores are not large—about 10,000 square feet—and carry a limited number of items to keep costs down. While there are fewer items (2,500 to 3,000), the items are often unique. More than 70 percent of the merchandise is private label, including Charles Shaw wine that sells for about $3.29 per bottle! Private label has been part of Trader Joe’s product strategy for more than 30 years. According to Trader Joe’s president, Doug Rauch, “We went into private label because of the value opportunity, so we could put our destiny in our hands.” And over the years, consumers’ confidence in these offerings has grown, allowing Trader Joe’s to try new things and experiment with other offerings. Private-label offerings allow Trader Joe’s to knock at least 20 percent off the cost of its products. And all private-label offerings boast no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
Don’t let the low prices fool you—the merchandise quality is upscale. In addition to organic fruits and vegetables and other grocery staples such as milk, cheese, and meat, there are unusual items such as Trader Joe’s own chocolate-covered, peanut butter–filled pretzels, and exotic cheeses such as an Indian Paneer and a white Stilton with mango and ginger chunks.
The Search for New Products
Trader Joe’s uses a group of trained employees called “the tasting panel” to evaluate, critique, and improve its varied lines of house brands. New-product ideas have been uncovered in an airport in Thailand and a small restaurant in Italy and brought back to Trader Joe’s and the tasting panel. This constant influx of new, tasty, critically reviewed products replaces the bottom 10 percent of products. Rotating out the bottom 10 percent isn’t easy, but it ensures a constant flow of new products for customers to try, according to Matt Sloan, vice president of merchandising.
And customers are willing to travel to take advantage of the value provided by Trader Joe’s. Trader Joe’s has become to Manhattan supermarkets what Walmart is to middle America grocery stores. The values offered by Trader Joe’s exceed the convenience of the local market. According to Jon Hauptman of consulting firm Willard Bishop, there are price-gap “tipping points” where consumers are willing to pay more for additional convenience. Hauptman says this price gap typically is around 10 percent. Since Trader Joe’s prices are easily more than 10 percent lower for similar items (generally 20 percent lower) and offered in a more upbeat shopping environment, consumers are willing to trade convenience and tote their Trader Joe’s shopping bags through the subways of Manhattan.
Sampling is a key promotional tool. For a grand opening in Newport News, Virginia, customers were able to try Atlantic smoked salmon and hot cider in the morning followed by roasted red pepper soup, sweet potato bisque, and Tuscan Italian bread in the afternoon. Employees answer customer questions and offer food suggestions. Handwritten suggestions on labels offer ideas for foods that work well together. Recipe cards are available with additional food preparation ideas.
Looking for a special dessert? How about a frozen pumpkin cheesecake or strawberries dipped in white chocolate? “People will think you’ve gone through so much trouble, or they’ll say, ‘You got that at Trader Joe’s,” says Trader Joe’s Danny Owens.
Your Assignment
You are a marketing specialist tasked with creating a new high-end specialty dessert that will effectively expand Trader Joe’s current dessert product line of frozen pumpkin cheesecake and strawberries dipped in white chocolate. Your assignment is to develop a marketing plan for a national launch of your high-end specialty dessert that will be sold in all TJ stores.
Before reading any further, we would like you to review Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22. Please feel free to look up marketing plans in other literature, as well, as you may need it for the paper. As you can see, marketing plans often differ in nature and content depending on many factors such as the nature of the industry, management needs, and the purpose of the plan. However, most plans follow a similar structure. A product or brand plan would include all of the following components (below). Please use this framework to develop the marketing plan for your new dessert:
Executive Summary – a very short (200-250 words) summary outlining the goals and recommendations included in the plan.
Situation Analysis – a concise description (350-700 words) of the current relevant conditions in the market:
Market Summary
Market Needs
Competition
Market Trends
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Marketing Strategies – The main body of the plan explaining the logic by which you hope to achieve your marketing objectives. This includes identifying the target market, outlining the marketing mix strategies and the level of expenditure.
Marketing Objectives
Marketing Strategies
Marketing Tactics
Target market
Demographics
Psychographics
Product positioning (USP)
Marketing Mix
Pricing
Quantity
Product review
Features, benefits
Points of difference
Promotion
IMC
Message
Media
Advertising
Sales Promotion
Distribution
Types
Implementation Milestones
Annotated Bibliography – Please be sure to attach an annotated bibliography to your marketing plan that documents all your sources for the project.
Assignment In doing this term project, you will demonstrate a sound understanding of Marketing Principles and the various methods for developing overall marketing strategy. You are to present your marketing plan in a professional manner. Your marketing plan will include a title page, table of contents, an annotated bibliography, and appendices (if needed). Be sure to reference the textbook and cite any and all sources correctly, so that your academic integrity is not called into question. Overall, your final project is expected to be 3,750 – 4,250 words (10-12 pages, 12 point font, 1.5 line spacing).
It should be well written and organized, in proper format (APA, MLA or Chicago), using proper sentence structure and spellchecked. The How to create an Annotated Bibliography and Research and Library Tips pages of the Course Information documents will assist you in successfully completing this assignment.
The evaluation of the marketing plan will consider your ability to apply the techniques of marketing planning, strategy development, and implementation to a real world business scenario. For further information on how you are graded please review the Writing Rubric.
Sources: Trader Joe’s: This case was prepared by Professor Linda Rochford, associate professor of marketing, University of Minnesota, Duluth, from the following sources: “Trader Joe’s Company,” www.hovers.com; SN’s Top 75 Retailers for 2009, supermarketnews.com, accessed October 15, 2009; David Orgel, “Trader Joe’s President Shares Secrets of Success,” Supermarket News, February 6, 2006; Joy Buchanan, “More Than Just Goat Cheese,” Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News, December 9, 2005; Mark Hamstra, “Convenience Only One Small Part of Total Value Equation,” Supermarket News, July 17, 2006; and “Behind the Scenes at Trader Joe’s,” Private Label Buyer 20, no. 4 (April 2006).

I will upload Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22 this evening.
The specialty dessert I have chosen is frozen creme brulee in which the top can be broiled for a few minutes to crystallize. Flavor variety including holiday assortments.
937444
an hour ago
Appendix A “Building an effective Marketing Plan” (pp. 56-70) and Chapters 21-22 uploaded.
937444
an hour ago
theoretical concepts from textbook (uploaded) should be referenced with citations.

Discuss the role and importance of social institutions in society. (Examples that can be used in your answer include a focus on the family or government, health care, wall street, etc.) Choose a important social institution that is apart of the core of society, describe it, some of it’s functions, why is it important to societies functioning and your life.

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave by Frederick Douglass (PDF) is the source
Heading (Please use the following heading for this assignment):
Author’s name, title of the book (publisher, year)
Example:
John Lewis Gaddis, We Now Know: Rethinking the Cold War (New York: Oxford University
Press, 1997)
Paragraph 1 (Introduction)
The first paragraph should introduce the subject matter of the book in an interesting and engaging
manner. Make the audience want to continue reading beyond the first sentence. You should
identify the author, title of the book/article and the thesis.
Paragraph 2-4 (Themes)
Identify and discuss three themes (one paragraph for each theme) and why you believe it is
important to the story.
Paragraph 5 (Analysis)
Discuss what you perceive to be the strengths and weaknesses of the book. For example, the
strengths could be the contribution to historical understanding, or the writing style. On the other
hand, weaknesses could be complexity of terminology used or the lack of documentation.
Paragraph 6 (Conclusion)
Revisit the author’s thesis and discuss whether or not you believe the contents of the book were
adequate to defended it (the thesis). If so, how? If not, why not?
Signature Block
Your name and date should be right-justified and placed at the end of the book review. Example:
Johnny Doright
March 5, 1999

Go to Composition Anthology and under Literature read “The School Days of an Indian Girl” by Zitkala-Sa.

Summarize the story in 1-2 paragraphs and then in another 3 paragraphs provide your interpretation of the story. Read your classmate’s interpretations of the story and comment on what you have in common with your peers as far as interpretation goes, what is different? Explain why you think you might come up with different interpretations?

In Composition II you will mainly focus on literary interpretation. Interpretation is arguable. Critics may argue about multiple meanings of a work. To learn more about this idea, consider googling the many different interpretations of Shel Silverstein’s “The Giving Tree.”

link of the reading: https://www.oercommons.org/courses/composition-i-anthology/view

This subject is: Employee Handbook Consulting Report for a Human Resource Management class.
Review the Chick-fil-A Employee Handbook to determine the kind of corporate culture the handbook encourages. (I will attach a file that has the handbook)
* Search databases/web for articles from Journals related to Human Resources, paying special attention to those that address employee handbooks and corporate culture. You should read at least 3 to 5 articles describing HR issues in various contexts. Focus on contexts and industries that speak to your current situation or specific interests.
*How would you describe this culture, in light of what you have been reading in the class book: Human Resource Development? (by Ronan Carbery and Christine Cross, 2015 edition, ISBN: 978-1-137-36009-0) How does the current Employee Handbook support or conflict with those findings?
*Write up a word “Consulting Report” summarizing your assessment of the current Employee Handbook noting how it supports or departs from the best practices you have gleaned from your readings. Offer a series of actionable recommendations to the HR leader for improving the Handbook describing how these changes would positively impact the corporate culture, employee performance and “bottom line” of the organizatgion in terms of its goals and objectives.
As you incorporate information from the articles or other sources, please cite them appropriately. This is a consulting report so the audience should be the companies’ HR leader and the writing style should be business formal. Please include an executive summary at the beginning, then the findings, and close with next steps or recommendations.
(I typed the above directly from the assignment page, although I added the author names, edition year, and the ISBN #)
I don’t know if you might have access to the class book listed or not; I had to buy the book for class so I do not have an online link for it.
Thank you

Write review paper about the different wearable performance tracking devices and technology for Athletes. The paper should include details about the used sensors and how they work in sufficient details. It also need to cover more than one sport (soccer, football, basketball …etc). It is recommended to include figures and tables. The resources must be research pappers. The work should be plaigerism free and delivered to academic research quality standard.
The writier is recommended to has Engineering background.
You may also mention the market size as well as the future direction of this technology. High quality work would be appreciated and awarded.