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The Evening Hour
Share your reaction to The Evening Hour. You can discuss one or more of the aspects of the novel or discussion questions listed below. Your initial posting should be 450-500 words.
Aspects of the novel you can discuss:
1) Cole’s relationship to his grandmother, family members, and people in the community; 2) the significance of home and place; 3) the impact of sex, drugs, and poverty on characters’ lives; 4) Cole’s values and ethics; 5) the role of religion; 6) the impact of industry and coal mining on the environment and the people of Dove Creek; 7) the importance of memory and the past; and, 6) the role of activism and resistance
Here are discussion questions to choose from:
The Evening Hour opens with a strong sense of place. What role does the setting play in the story? How does the author convey its significance in the opening scene and subsequent chapters? How might Dove Creek be interpreted as a living character within the novel?
“I got a bad feeling about the land,” Cole’s grandmother tells him. “I been having dreams” (7). What role does prophecy play in the story? What is Cole’s attitude toward prophecy?
The author quotes from the Bible throughout the novel. What function do these passages possess within the story? Is there one that particularly struck you? Why? Consider the following: To another the working of miracles; to another prophecy; to another discerning of spirits; to another divers kinds of tongues; to another the interpretation of tongues” (8). How might you apply the quote to the story and its characters?
Departure and return are two recurring themes in the novel. Does one theme figure more prominently than the other? Why? Why, although characters like Reese and Charlotte talk often about leaving Dove Creek, do they continue to remain? Why do others like Ruby or Terry return?
Cole’s grandfather Clyde is a powerful figure in the book. How do Clyde’s views affect people, both positively and negatively? How are Cole’s spiritual beliefs influenced by his grandfather? Does Cole modify his beliefs as the story progresses? How are his spiritual views reflected in his behavior?
Why do you think Cole is drawn to Charlotte, Terry, Lacy, and Reese? What does each of these people represent for him? Is there an erotic component to each of these relationships? Why or why not?
What is Cole’s reaction when he first sees his mother after seventeen years? What is her response? Did either of their reactions surprise you? How does their relationship change as she remains in Dove Creek?
Reese tells Cole that they are similar: “Both of us are orphans” (135). Are there any other “orphans” in the story? How is the theme of orphanhood reflected throughout the novel?
Ariel Webb says: “Now Cole, if you want to be somebody, you got to get an education. I didn’t have the support of my family when I went off to teacher’s college. But it gave me a freedom I never would have had otherwise” (147). What does she mean by this? Does she retain a kind of freedom even though she returns to Dove Creek?
At one point, Cole wonders “if men like himself and Reese and Terry Rose could ever turn over a new leaf. His grandfather used to preach that a person could only be saved if he gave up everything and forgot his past: he had to die in order to be born again” (158). Does Cole, Reese, or Terry “turn over a new leaf”? Are any of the characters able to forget the past? Is such a thing possible? How might the grandfather’s statement about death and rebirth be understood metaphorically, particularly in regards to the novel’s overarching theme of “starting over”?
After learning of a doctor’s arrest, Leona Truman tells Cole, “I believe that it’s none of the government’s business what I do, but I don’t want to be doing nothing wrong . . . I ain’t done nothing wrong, have I?” (184) How would you respond to her question? Who, if anyone, is to blame for the underground drug economy involving Cole and senior citizens like Leona?
Consider the following passage: “It was an old story: a person went off to the big city, what his granddaddy called the devil’s playground, lived a life of sin, and then came home to repent. But Cole lost his way here in Dove Creek, at his grandfather’s side. He lost God among the mountains and the blue sky and the honeysuckle” (209). Where else in the novel does this city/country divide play out? How does the journalist Michael Brody amplify and undermine this distinction? How might you reconcile the above quote with Cole’s bias against Michael? Are there other factors that cause Cole to be wary of Michael?
After the disaster, the VP of Heritage is described as addressing local residents with “words like community, restoration, and reclamation” but the “crowd was not impressed”; listening to the executive’s speech, they remain haunted by memories of their dying neighbors, “hanging from trees,” “black poison dribbling out of mouths” (251–252). How do these two seemingly disparate images come together? Could the last image serve as a commentary on the first? What does the scene reveal about politics and the corruption of language?
Think about Cole and Terry’s last meeting at the creek. Did it turn out differently than you expected? How? How would you interpret what transpired between them? Could it be understood as some kind of reconciliation? Why or why not?
Where does the novel leave Cole at the end? Has he gotten away with his crimes? Why or why not? Is Cole finally “free”?

WEBSITES (CHOOSE 2)

We Fought Them Tooth and Nail: An Interview with Carter Sickels

Criteria Elements
General Quality Fully addresses the question(s) and stimulates substantial follow-up postings
Critical Thinking Rich in content; full of thought, insight, and analysis
Timeliness Posts in time for other students to read and respond to
Stylistics Few grammatical or stylistic errors
Engagement

Prepare a concept map for a musculoskeletal disorder from your readings. Use the included template to outline the system disorder including the pathophysiology, etiology, clinical manifestations, and treatment.

NUR2063 System Disorder Template

Use at least one scholarly source to support your findings. Examples of scholarly sources include academic journals, textbooks, reference texts, and CINAHL nursing guides. Be sure to cite your sources in-text and on a References page using APA format.

You can find useful reference materials for this assignment in the School of Nursing guide: https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing/referenceebooks

For this assignment, select two current unions, such as the AFA, ALPA, or IMA, etc. Research and analyze the various labor segments and how each segment is subject to its own labor laws.

Determine the core components of impact based on the structure of the unions that you identify. Discuss whether or not the core components that you identify would change in a non-union company.

Write 2-3 pages in length and locate a peer-reviewed article from the Hunt Library (Links to an external site.) to support your viewpoints

Step 1: Respond in the form of an essay.
Describe the four primary risk mitigation strategies and alternatives to those strategies
Describe two types of contingency reserves and how they are handled
Step 2: Follow APA (current edition) format
Include a title page and a reference page
Use information from our text, at least one other scholarly source, and your personal experiences (if applicable) to support your answer.
Use a word processing program to write your response in the form of an essay containing 500 words; not to exceed 1000 words. Use information from our text, at least one other scholarly source, and your personal experiences (if applicable) to support your answer. Be sure to cite sources of any articles used in your essay.

Short story ‘Graduation’ by Steven King. ( a girl from a wrong side of the tracksattends rich boyfriends graduation party). Define comtemporary short story. Does the story moral orf ethical questions. yet asnswer no questions.
Defines Irony; Does the story invove the upsetting of expecting expectations having the opposite happen?
Defines Foreshadowing. Does the story have hints of future happenings? Explain?
Defines Images. Does the author use words phrases that paint pictures in your mind?
Defines Motifs. Does the story emphasize somethings iomportant? Explain.

Written Assignment Degree Application
For each written application in this course, you must follow the following assumptions:
You are a director of a department that is focused on your particular degree of study. For example: Director of Project Management, Director of Healthcare Administration, Director of Hospitality, or Director of Human Resources. If you are a general BSOM student, then assume you are a department General Manager.
Develop your paper with applications based upon these position assumptions
Assume I am the director of project management

Written Assignment Specifics for This Module
Chapter 7 describes several different expansion options for horizontal growth into international markets. Pretend that you are the CEO of a company in your chosen area of study and are considering expansion outside of the United States.
What things must you consider?
Which market(s) would you consider first?
Which international entry option would make the most sense?
How might your area of study (Project Management, HR, Healthcare, Hospitality, etc.) be different in an international setting?

In Unit 5, you learned of the value of networking. There are many ways to identify your network of contacts. One way is through the use of a mind map. The attached worksheet provides you with a mind map template you can use to begin the identification process. This is only a first step toward creating a network that can work for you as you are trying to find a job.
Download, complete, upload, and submit the Unit 5 worksheet.

Module 02 Content

Identify a person you know who has an immune system disorder or cancer. Review content in your text for potential types of disorders.

Interview the affected person and write a 3-5 page paper identifying your findings including:

Identify the pathophysiology of the immune system disorder
Discuss the treatment for the immune system disorder
Summarize the findings of the interview.
Use at least one scholarly source to support your findings or identify therapies that may be new or different from what the affected person may be using. Examples of scholarly sources include academic journals, textbooks, reference texts, and CINAHL nursing guides. You can find useful reference materials for this assignment in the School of Nursing guide: https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing/referenceebooks
Cite your sources in-text and on a References page using APA format. Have questions about APA? Visit the online APA guide: https://guides.rasmussen.edu/apa

Questions you may want to use to guide your interview:

How would you describe your immune system disorder?
How long have you had this disorder?
How has this disorder changed your life (home and work)?
Are you able to carry out daily activities independently?
What treatments are you using to manage this disorder?
What side effects have you experienced with the treatments?
How has this disorder changed your body?
How has this disorder impacted you emotionally?
Have alternative therapies, such as Eastern medicine (acupuncture, herbal treatment, yoga) been tried or recommended?

Have alternative therapies, such as Eastern medicine (acupuncture, herbal treatment, yoga) been tried or recommended?