Best Writer

In your report, you must answer following questions.
1) Who deserves the “Management of the Year” award in the retail building-supply industry?
2) Provide 3 to 5 reasons to support your choice, primarily based on ratio analysis. You must show your detailed works to get credits.
3) In Exhibit 2, the graph shows two companies’ stock market performance. Is stock market performce consistent with your ratio analysis? If not, how do you reconcile these two results?
You are required to submit your report (in ms word) and supporting materials.
Your report must start with a one-page of executive summary on relevant economic, industry, and company situations and includes the question you are addressing.
All students are expected to communicate well in writing (i.e., typing). Each assignment should include 2-5 pages of analysts (typed and double-spaced) with references to an unlimited number of tables, figures, and notes attached to appendices.All written assignments will be subject to submission to anti-plagiarism software. If your SafeAssign score is greater than 20%, your grade will be heavily discounted.

note from prof.-Students are to read the essay by
Bertrand Russell entitled “The Value of Philosophy” on the pages 49-53 of the
recommended required textbook. Students are expected to write a short essay of
not more than 3 pages on the “Value of Philosophy to the Society” based on the
readings on pages 49-54.
I will attach the necessary reading below.

1. Explain the pathophysiologic processes
of select health conditions.
2.
Predict clinical manifestations and complications of select disease
processes.
3.
Correlate lifestyle, environmental, and other influences with changes in levels of wellness.

Iyko Day’s “The New Jews” and David Morley and Kevin Robins’s “Japan Panic” address how Asia and Asians have been connected in the U.S./Western imagination as being synonymous with money and technology, respectively. Choosing one of those two essays, address how the novel Severance illustrates and/or pushes back against the arguments that the critics make. Remember to use citations from the articles and close-readings of the novel to support your claims.

• Argument: Do you have a debatable thesis—are you making an argument about the text(s)? Make sure that you are creating a thesis that delves into the subtext of the work you are reading. Do not base your thesis on a summary of the plot.
• Analysis: Do you include close readings/textual analysis to support your points? Remember, you should not only be including quotes from the novel(s) in your essay, you need to explain how the imagery and/or language used in the passage helps to illustrate your argument.
• Organization: How well is your argument developed over the course of the essay? Does your argument move logically from point to point?
• Clarity: Do you express your arguments in clear and concise language? Have you double-checked your grammar and spelling to ensure that you haven’t buried your points in run-on sentences or sentence fragments?

.

This week, you read Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman” about a dejected salesman who deludes himself and traumatizes his family in his fruitless quest for the “American Dream.” In your essay, you will write a critical response to Miller’s dramatic work by responding to one of the three following essay prompts.

Essay Prompt: Choose one of the following three prompts to respond to:

Describe and comment upon Miller’s use of symbolism in “Death of a Salesman”. How does this symbolism emphasize the main ideas and themes in the play? Describe at least three major pieces of symbolism and go into detail as to their meanings and purposes in the play to convey ideas.
“Death of a Salesman offers a pessimistic view of the citizen’s place in the social world. Do you agree? Regardless of how you answer regarding Willy, what of his sons? Describe the likely futures of Biff and Happy. What do you imagine their lives to look like, and why?
Describe how “Death of a Salesman” is an anatomy of an American Dream. How would you describe Willy’s definitions of success? What does Willy Loman’s character have to teach us about ‘false’ dreams and delusions related to success?

Essay Requirements:

1,000 words or roughly four double-spaced pages.
Be sure to support your response with textual evidence (quotes and citations) from the play itself.
Make use of at least three scholarly sources to support and develop your ideas. Our course text may serve as one of these three sources.
Your essay should demonstrate a thorough understanding of the READ and ATTEND sections.
Be sure to cite your sources using proper APA format (7th edition). For help with APA, visit the Bethel Library website to explore a plethora of APA-related tutorials, help videos and resources.

This week, we are learning about issues surrounding human genetics and eugenics, including stem cell research, cloning, and genetic testing and treatment.
Choose and describe a scientific technique or practice related to genetics and eugenics. Provide the rationale behind the use of this technique or practice.
Discuss your thoughts and ideas regarding the technique or practice. Is it ever justifiable? Why or why not?
Respond to at least two of your classmates’ postings

This is a reflection-visionary paper. This paper must include 4 pages not including the cover and reference page. In text and paragrapgh citations. My name is Shirlene Wade, The instructor is Dr. Huberman. Course title
PUB-670-PR-2201A: PUBLIC PLAN & GROWTH MG

How will I know the writer has started writing my peper. The payment was complate however, I didnt recieve any confirmation from the writer.

The Running title must read. Jimmy Carter’s to Habitat and Humanity

In this 2-3 page, formally written paper, you are to critically and thoughtfully consider the lessons learned in this unit. You can either:
1) choose a theme (idea) that runs throughout 3 or more of the readings/videos (think big on this one, though obviously “gender” or “gender differences” in general are too big and general) and critically analyze it.
2) put the 3 or more of the readings/videos in conversation with one another. This doesn’t mean that you summarize three readings/videos and then provide a sentence on how their related (there shouldn’t be any summarizing of anything at all – summarizing is a book report and book reports are something 4th graders do). You’re making a claim about a large idea related to gender (big idea that’s insightful) and supporting it using three sources from this unit (so you’re tying together three of the readings/vids in some larger, insightful way).
In either case, you need to be referring to the readings/vids (refer to author last names and not reading titles when available.)
In no way should this paper involve summarizing the readings/vids. If you find yourself summarizing, you’re doing this wrong. (Summarizing = book report = 4th grade)
I’m fairly picky about writing; this is a senior-level class and I expect senior-level writing demonstrated in this paper. I allow contractions – that’s not a problem. I have rules on other common writing issues, though (which are easy to fix: write your paper and then search for each of these to clean up using the search function). These are listed at the bottom of this assignment.
You don’t need a header – just a nicely centered title. I don’t need your name or my name or the class or anything: just a nicely centered title.
Please save and upload your word doc (no PDFs) using your last name as the file name.
1.5 pages isn’t enough. If you hit page 5, you’re overachieving, and no one likes an overachiever. 😉
If you have an idea about what you want to write about and aren’t sure about it, hit me up.
I don’t need a ref list unless you refer to sources not assigned in this class. Then please use APA format.
RULES:
never use “you” or “your” as a general term in the paper
no page-long paragraphs
none of the sentences should begin with “there is” or “there are”
do not use “be it” or [whether] “it be”
do not use “rather” for “whether”
do not use “bias” and “biased” incorrectly (something has bias; a source is biased. A television show is not bias – it is biased). [a pet peeve here]
offset ALL titles of movies, books, etc., by italicizing them and capitalizing them correctly.
do not use the word “thing” or “things” anywhere in the paper – choose a more descriptive term
do not use “apart” incorrectly
do not use effect and affect correctly every time
do not refer to any “spectrum” (try “contrarily” instead of “on the other side of the spectrum”)
do not start any sentence with “which”
do not refer to something “in a light.” (try “perspective” instead)
when referring to a gender issue, use “men” and “women” or “males” and “females” but not “men” compared to “females” or “women” compared to “males” [generally, I prefer “men” and ‘women” over “females” and “males”]
do not use the words “show” “shows” “showed” or “shown” (Try “depicted” “illustrated” or “portrayed”)
do not use the words “seen” or “saw”
do not used the phrase “touched on” (try “addressed” or “discussed’)
when referring to the media call it “the media” and not just “media”
do not use “looked at as” or “viewed as” when you should have used “portrayed as” or “depicted as” instead (e.g “they are looked at as villains” refers not to how they’re portrayed but how they’re perceived by someone – someone is viewing or looking at them; in this case if you’re trying to describe how they are cast, it should be “they are portrayed as villains” or “they are cast as villains.”)
please make sure you don’t add an “s” to the end of the book author’s last name if you refer to her – it’s not “Woods” – it’s “Wood.” 🙂

Compare and contrast two family sitcom TV shows – one from the 1950’s, 1960’s, or 1970’s and one from today (2000 and later). Discuss how they are similar and/or different in values presented in the sitcoms.

You will analyze the film “The Seven Year Itch
(Links to an external site.)
” (1955) using Judith Lorber’s text “Night to His Day” (1994) as theoretical lens. You will choose two or three components of gender as a social institution, and two or three components of gender for individuals, and examine how they are presented in the film.
use feminist terminology. .
If you desire, you can also incorporate other parts of the text to analyze the movie.
i can provide reading, message me for mivie if you need access.