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Think about how astronomers have come to the conclusion that the Big Bang theory is how the Universe began and developed. In a 2 to 3 paragraph essay, explain what Olbers’ Paradox is and describe one example of observation evidence that supports the Big Bang Theory over an infinite, ageless Universe.

Note for the writer: Use 2 OF THIS WEBSITE ARTICLE as references. my current environment: High school teacher

Investigate data breaches that can occur in education. Visit the sites listed below.

Visit the government site on Protecting Student Privacy (https://studentprivacy.ed.gov/Security)
2 . Visit the data breach information/policy/guidelines established by your state (or another state). (Examples https://education.ky.gov/districts/tech/pages/best-practice.aspx or http://www.nysed.gov/data-privacy-security/frequently-asked-questions-about-data-privacy-and-security)

Describe two things that you learned from watching these videos
Relate this information to your current environment.

Essay Assignment 2: Profiling your U.S. Representative and your Congressional District
As citizens in a representative democracy, you should have knowledge of who represents you and of the quality of that representation. The House of Representatives was designed by the founding fathers to act as the resonator of public passions. It was originally the only elective office that was chosen directly by the voters. That is why a term in the House is only 2 years in order to ensure that representatives are frequently accountable to their constituents. It is this structural aspect of frequent re-election that makes the House a nervous, reactive, institution and that in turn points to the potential power of you as a constituent. Representatives are acutely sensitive to informed constituents and, in that sense, knowledge is power.
What do I want you to do?
Write up a profile (at least 4 pages double spaced with 1 inch margins and 12 point font size) that describes the congressional district in which you reside and the representative who represents its interests (and your interests) in Washington. The question that should guide your research is the following: How well does my representative do in representing my interests (those things that I want from the government) and the interests of my community?
In putting together your more complete profile, be sure to address the following questions.
1) Where do you live? What are the demographic characteristics of the U.S. Congressional district; racial/ethnic composition, Income, renters / homeowners, years of education, rate of unemployment. Rate of crime etc. in the district that you live in and are profiling?
2) Who are the key employers in the district? What’s going on by way of real estate development, re-development and gentrification?
3) What are the issues that people in the district are concerned with? Is the district predominantly liberal or conservative? What are the civic groups and community organizations that are active in the district?
4) Pick 2 votes made by your representative in 3 key areas of legislation of concern to constituents in the district. Describe the legislation and how they voted on it. How do these votes reflect (or not reflect) the wishes of their constituents?

5) Who are the 10 top contributors to your U.S Representative? What is the breakdown of contributions by economic sector? What percentage of campaign funding comes from small individual contributions?
6) Is there any controversy about your representative? This includes strong statements, unorthodox positions and / or allegations of impropriety or corruption. Look up articles in the New York Times with your representative’s name as a search term.
7) Overall, do you think your representative does a good job of representing your district? What’s one thing about them that you don’t like? Would you vote to re-elect them in the next election?

Sources:
1) Openscrets.org (Information on sources of campaign funding for elected officials)
2) Vote_ Smart.org (information on voting records and interest group ratings for U.S. and state representatives
3) House.gov (use the “find my representative” feature to find your representative to the U.S. Congress); portal for the individual web sites of all members of the U.S. House of Representatives.
4) Census.gov / My Congressional District (for demographic information pertaining to your Congressional District)
5) New York’s Congressional Districts / Wikipedia (for information about your Congressional District)
6) New York Congressional District Maps / Gov Trackers (to get a sense of how your district is shaped and which neighborhoods, or portions of neighborhoods, it includes)
7) Congressional Districts in the 2000’s: Portrait of America (available as an electronic resource through John Jay College Library; Profiles of Congressional Districts and the constituent groups that comprise them)
8) New York Times Index: to access articles about activities and controversies involving your U.S. representatives.

Produce a paper detailing a target marketing proposal for a product. Select a scenario below:
Scenario A: Short-term, in home nursing care service.
Scenario B: Home recycling service for customers that are not provided this as a free city or county service.
Scenario C: A two person tent that weighs 3 lbs. 6 oz.

Choose one question to answer. Essay questions:

1. What role did kings play in state formation? (Sources: Lecture videos, Bates book)

2. Explain failed democratizations. (Sources: Lecture videos, Kurlanzick book)

3. Explain economic failure in democracies. (Sources: Lecture videos, Bates book)

The length of each paper should be 7 pages ( 8 pages with work cited page total), double spaced, and MLA Format. I put for you the lecture videos and the books for the class. please choose the book according to the question you pick. Next to each question in parentheses, you can see the author’s name and that’s how you can choose which book to choose. We can only use these two sources and nothing else but we are required to use both the book and lectures. it is required to use 3 to 5 citations (paraphrase from the book and lecture videos) per page. I need a citation page as well (a total of 8 pages). Thank you so much for your time and let me know if you have any questions. Please do not plagiarise anything since I’m turning in this paper and it’ll check for plagiarism.

Submit a report on how the SDLC can be made secure and, thus, greatly reduce the risk of having exploitable Web applications. In submitting your report, make sure to touch upon:
What are some of the various software development methodologies?
What are some of the pros and cons of each?
Which one would you choose? Why?
This should be at least a 1 1/4 pages, single spaced following the Report Requirements.

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When reading articles, researching, etc. you should be doing this for comprehension and for the ability to synthesize your own thoughts from this work. These thoughts should still be cited. A good source for better understanding what you should or should not do can be found here: https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/QPA_paraphrase2.html
Your papers similarity threshold needed to be under 20%. Yes, I know that some things can skew this score and I do take that into account but if you are using a lot of direct quotes (you shouldn’t be!) then this will affect the score. There should be more paraphrasing than quoting.
Properly cited and include a citation page. When you paraphrase, you must still cite the source. It wasn’t your idea, someone else owns that idea. Give credit where credit is due.

Leading Strategy and Change
[WLOs: 1, 2] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
For the final presentation, you will create a 10- to 12-slide presentation analyzing a real-world scenario when change was needed in an organization. Change refers to the act of replacing something or making it different. Change in organizations is often related to improvement of organizational processes or accepted behaviors. Your choice of scenario could be from an organization that you have worked in previously or from a high-profile organization you have heard about in the news.
In addition to designing slides, you must also include slide notes (also called Speaker Notes). For each slide, your Speaker Notes should contain a minimum of 100 words describing and expanding on the content. For help with your slide notes, review this guide: Add Speaker Notes to Your Slides
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Once you have created your presentation, you will need to save it as a PDF file with your Speaker Notes visible and submit it to Waypoint.
Prior to beginning work on this presentation,
Read the required sections of Chapter 11 of Leadership: Theory and Practice.
Read Chapters 6, 7, 9, and 12 of An Introduction to Leadership.
Especially focus on Section 12.2, which explains Kotter’s model of organizational change.
Find three scholarly, peer-reviewed, or credible sources about your chosen scenario, leader, or organization.
Consider reviewing the Writing Center’s guide on How to Make a PowerPoint Presentation
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In your 10- to 12-slide presentation,
Provide a high-level description of the organization you are analyzing.
What organization are you analyzing?
Who are the leaders involved and what are their roles?
What is the challenge or change needed with this organization?
Identify one leader within the organization to analyze.
Who is the leader you chose?
What is their position and background?
Describe one to two behaviors used by that leader to initiate or manage the change.
Analyze their leadership approach using Kotter’s model of organizational change.
Look at the eight steps of Kotter’s model, and discuss any steps that are pertinent to your organization. You do not need to address all eight steps, but please address at least two to three.
Analyze how that leader influenced the organization’s vision, mission, and strategy.
Evaluate the leadership styles used by your leader and whether they were effective.
Remember: Add at least 100 words of explanation to the Speaker Notes section of each slide.
The Leading Strategy and Change Presentation
Must be 10 to 12 slides in length (not including title and references slides) and formatted according to APA Style
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as outlined in the Writing Center’s How to Make a PowerPoint Presentation
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Must include a separate title slide with the following:
Title of presentation in bold font
Student’s name
Name of institution (The University of Arizona Global Campus)
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Due date
Must include slide notes for each slide with a minimum of 100 words describing the content.
Must utilize academic voice in the slide notes. See the Academic Voice
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resource for additional guidance.
Must use at least three scholarly, peer-reviewed, or credible sources in addition to the course texts.
The Scholarly, Peer-Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources
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table offers additional guidance on appropriate source types. If you have questions about whether a specific source is appropriate for this assignment, please contact your instructor. Your instructor has the final say about the appropriateness of a specific source.
To assist you in completing the research required for this assignment, view Quick and Easy Library Research
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tutorial, which introduces the University of Arizona Global Campus Library and the research process, and provides some library search tips.
Must document any information used from sources in APA Style as outlined in the Writing Center’s APA: Citing Within Your Paper
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Must include a separate references slide that is formatted according to APA Style as outlined in the Writing Center. See the APA: Formatting Your References List
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resource in the Writing Center for specifications.

Prompt (what will you be writing about):
Despite having sold more than 40 million copies, To Kill a Mockingbird is still one of the most
banned books in American school curriculum. This is based in its adult theme and charged
language.
Now that you have viewed this version (which is almost identical to the novel), what do you
think about his ban? Please respond to the following prompt, using the film study, and two
other academic/reliable sources. In your essay, use cited text examples from both research
sources as well as the film.
Should Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird be banned in middle and high schools? Why
or why not?

How Communication and Relationships Between Doctors and Nurses Can Be Effective For Patient Care

A. Evaluate one of the provided empirical research studies found in the web links section below by doing the following:

1. Identify the research purpose and research questions.
2. Discuss the alignment of the research purpose with the research questions.
3. Discuss how the literature review and sources in the study support the research purpose and research questions.
B. Identify the research method (i.e., quantitative, qualitative, mixed method, or action research) used in the study, and include specific examples from the design of the study to support your claim.
1. Discuss the appropriateness of the research method, including specific examples to support your position.
C. Describe the data-collection methods and instruments used in the study.
1. Evaluate the alignment of the data-collection instruments with the research purpose and questions in the study, including evidence from the study to support your position.
D. Identify the specific data-analysis techniques used in the study.
E. Discuss the results of the study in relation to the research questions. Be sure to identify the specific results as part of your discussion.
1. Evaluate the research findings with regard to the validity of the study (in quantitative research), the trustworthiness of the study (in qualitative research), the legitimation of the study (in mixed methods research), or a possible combination of the three (in action research).