Which survivor from White Light/ Black Rain impressed you the most and why?

1- Which survivor from White Light/ Black Rain impressed you the most and why? Conversely, which member of the flight crew stood out to you and why?
2- the US government changes drastically due to the use and possession of the A-bomb in your own words describe the different ways the government spread hysteria over communism as well as your thoughts and reactions to the trial and execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg why is there treatment important when trying to explain what the US was like back then?

Write a paper on Wrong Site Surgery.

Write a paper on Wrong Site Surgery.For this paper, you will use those resources to explore a sentinel event. A sentinel event involves the occurrence of an unexpected event that may involve death, a serious physical/psychological harm, or big risk thereof. Research questions: causes & consequences of Wrong Site Surgery (WSS), WSS & negligence, liability of the hospital and liability of the Surgical team in WSS, Joint commission measures on hospitals for not following the policy, integrating accountability measures and what is your role as a surgical technologist to help prevent WSS? Address all the questions in your paper using section headings and facts from you research. Your paper should be written using APA Format. Wikipedia is not allowed as one of your resources.

Create your dream (and fictional) job under an ethical and relational model of leadership.

Soc 360: Leadership and Organization
Your third reflection is a bit different in format and requires more original creativity than the others, while also demonstrating knowledge of our course material.

The purpose of the assignment is to synthesize your ideal workplace in a complex organization with the knowledgeable understanding of Organizational Mission, Vision, and Core Values as presented in Chapter 9.

Requirements & Format
Create your dream (and fictional) job under an ethical and relational model of leadership. For the purposes of this paper, the organization you are working with does not exist.
Your paper should be organized into an Intro, Body, and Conclusion which include the following areas and information:

• A brief description of your dream job and the fictional complex organization you’re working with. Provide a name for your fictional organization, its purpose, and your position title.
• Provide the following for your fictional organization:
o Mission statement
o Vision
o Core Values

• Discuss and connect your fictional complex organization and its mission, vision,
and core values with material presented in Chapter 9 of your text, demonstrating you’ve engaged the material.
• ): An insert of your organization’s logo and the meaning behind it. This can be a draft graphic you’ve made, a photo of a penned mock-up, etc. While logos around you might inspire you, as with written work, it needs to be original in order to avoid possible plagiarism.
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• Note general guidelines for letter grades as outlined in the syllabus.
• While every essay will be different, each essay must demonstrate accurate use of
concepts introduced in our course text with integrated references and citations.
• All references must have both in-text citations and reference. Remember, if it’s
not an original thought from you personally, it must be cited.
• An ASA citation guide is posted, APA is also suitable, just be consistent.

Explain how Reflection is something that human beings do naturally.

Reflective essay (At least 3 pages) in which you should reflect on what you have learned in the course and consider, 1) how you have changed your understanding of early America, 2) what was most interesting to you in the course, 3) how has your study of a multicultural early America changed (or confirmed) your views of America today? The essay will be due via D2L.
What is a Reflective Essay?
Explain how Reflection is something that human beings do naturally. The basic process of reflection is:
we have an experience
we react to that experience
we remember important details and impressions of that experience
we think about what those details meant to us
we form general opinions about people, places, situations or life in general based on the meaning we give to our experiences
A reflective essay is one in which a writer describes his or her experience and deliberately explores or explains its significance. A reflective essay is a “thinking essay” as it requires you to collect your thoughts on a subject. Writing a reflective essay is a way of thinking back on what you have learned as part of an experience, or series of experiences. A good reflective essay balances a reporting of your experiences with statements of what those experiences mean to you.

What new information or ideas did you learn about?

How were the ideas presented? What new information or ideas did you learn about? How valuable is this to you? Would you recommend the book to others and why?
Attach notes. See example in this Lesson
(400–550 words).
Fiction or Literary Nonfiction
(biographies, histories)
I. Book Title – Author – Genre
II. Describe main characters
(60 words).
III. Summarize plot
(60–80 words).
IV. Discuss and analyze theme
(35–45 words).
V. What was your mood after reading? Did the narrative teach you anything or change your belief? How was the story entertaining? Would you recommend the book to others and why? (150–200 words)
Attach notes. See example in this Lesson
(400–550 words).

This is the exact rubric and instruction

Identify and describe five leadership skills.

Identify and describe five leadership skills.
Explain how each leadership skill is applicable in the following Planning Phase Project Management situation.
On May 1, the PM of a computer-system upgrade project sets up a synchronous Webex meeting with the project team for May 15.
Each team member has been assigned the task of estimating the duration and identifying the precedence relationships associated with a set of tasks in the WBS. This information will be used to convert the WBS into a project schedule. In the May 15 meeting, each team member is to review his or her assigned tasks, explaining the forecast and precedence relationships for each one and the rationale.
In the meeting, Sue joins the meeting from Connecticut in the same conference room as the PM, who hosts the meeting. She is prepared with all of her assigned tasks estimated and precedence relationships between her assigned tasks and other tasks, both within her assigned set of tasks and from the larger set of projects associated with the entire project, identified. She is able to clearly convey her rationale and analysis approach.
Ronald joins from a business unit in California. He has not yet started the work and has nothing to present. He explains that he did not fully understand the purpose of the meeting.
Lily joins from China. She indicates that she has been overloaded and was able to estimate the task durations, but not the precedence relationships. It also appears that Lily may not understand what is meant by “precedence relationships.” It is a bit of a struggle to understand Lily’s English.
Mark joins later from Toulouse, France and indicates that he was confused about the time of the meeting, given that he is in a different time zone, and also that his manager has assigned him to another project, so he is no longer to work on this project.
Submission Requirements:
Prepare a 3- to 4-page paper (not including the required cover/title and reference pages and any appendices you may have) addressing your assignment requirements above.

Do you consider online terms of service to be “contracts of adhesion” or “unconscionable” (discussed on pages 319-20 of our course text)?

We’ve all wondered these questions when prompted to agree to online “terms and conditions”…
Are we really expected to read the fine print? What exactly are we agreeing to when we click “I accept”? And, do we really have a choice about accepting if this is the only way to gain access to a website?
Many feel tech companies are abusing “terms and conditions” by purposely burying language in the terms that is disadvantageous to consumers. Read THIS (Links to an external site.) article in the New York Times from January of 2021 where the Times recommends new rules and regulations to protect consumers. HERE is a pdf version of the article.
After reading the article, answer the below questions in the text box that will appear when we submit the assignment. Remember to write your OWN WORDS– no points will be awarded for copying and pasting from the internet.
1. Do you consider online terms of service to be “contracts of adhesion” or “unconscionable” (discussed on pages 319-20 of our course text)? Why or why not? (2 points)
2. The authors of the article point to online terms of service as evidence that tech companies have become too powerful. Do you agree? Why or why not? (2 points)
3. The authors makes recommendations to help “reset the balance of power between consumers and tech companies.” What is one change you wish tech companies would make to help accomplish this goal? (1 point)