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In this assignment, you will choose options from each category to design your own case study. Once you have selected one option from each category, you will use that profile to write a case study report. Do not use the same chemical you researched in Unit II. Be creative in developing your character by giving a name, occupation (if applicable), identity, and description of the individual and the situation and circumstances of the case study. The details of the effects of the chemical exposure should be supported by your references.
Step 1: Identify a specific chemical from ONE of these categories:
fungicide,
rodenticide,
herbicide, or
insecticide.
Step 2: Choose a profile of the individual affected:
adult or
child.
Step 3: Research at least two incidents of exposure of the chemical.
Step 4: Develop a case study of exposure of your chemical to the individual. Discuss the following in your case study:
Identify how the individual was exposed to the chemical.
Identify the exposure pathway of your chosen chemical.
What organ systems were affected by the chemical?
What acute and chronic effects of exposure to the chemical were observed? Would the effects have been different if the individual was younger or older?
How could exposure to the chemical be avoided?
The case study should include the following components:
Include all of the aspects in Step 4.
Utilize at least three credible references, one of which may be the textbook, and one of which must come from the CSU Online Library.
Include a minimum of at least two pages, not including title and reference pages.
All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations. All references and citations used must be in APA style.

The topic of the essay assignment will be:The morality of Abortion and the right to life

*MARY ANNE WARREN and DON MARQUIS or the two philosophers that can be used in this assignment. Please mainly use Mary Anne Warrens aspects.

There are two main requirements as far as content:
(1) Be sure to explain all the important philosophical aspects of the topic completely and thoroughly and
(2) Give a well-reasoned argument for your own reasoned argument concerning the issue at hand.
(This is the main rubric for what it’s graded upon.)

Also, please try to use one cite source, two at the most and don’t use alot of cite sources throughout the whole essay.

Choose two strategies from the personal brand resource (link attached) and
write a 500 word paper on how you might use these
strategies along with your mission statement to make important decisions about
your career. Keep in mind that strategies are scattered throughout the
resource.
http://mcom320.net/13brand.pdf

In your paper, explain in detail why you chose these
strategies and how you believe they will advance your career.

My mission statement please feel to edit, re-write but please use some form of this in the paper.

To push myself outside of comfort zone, to do and experience
things that bring quality and joy to my life. To continue working on my career
so that I find balance in doing something that is enjoyable and in returns
provides me with not only good monetary compensation but challenges me as an
individual and as employee and also improves other areas of my life.

what is international cooperation and why is it essential component of international relation?

For the product of this assignment its called a power port plus which is a implanted medical devie. here are assinment details.

Context/overview: This week you will describe the channels of distribution structure you will use to get your product or into the market.
Write a 3-5 page paper that addresses:
The rationale for the structure you have selected.
How you will work with your channel members to help them promote your product to the ultimate consumer. This may include push and pull promotional strategies. How will you manufacture your product, warehouse it, and move the product to the next channel level?
What should your channel members expect from you, the manufacturer (marketer) of your product? How will your organization be structured to accomplish this?
The requirements below must be met for your paper to be accepted and graded:
Write between 750 1,250 words (approximately 3 5 pages) using Microsoft Word in APA style, see example below.
Use font size 12 and 1 margins.
Include cover page and reference page.
At least 80% of your paper must be original content/writing.
No more than 20% of your content/information may come from references.
Use at least three references from outside the course material, one reference must be from EBSCOhost. Text book, lectures, and other materials in the course may be used, but are not counted toward the three reference requirement.
Cite all reference material (data, dates, graphs, quotes, paraphrased words, values, etc.) in the paper and list on a reference page in APA style.
References must come from sources such as, scholarly journals found in EBSCOhost, CNN, online newspapers such as, The Wall Street Journal, government websites, etc. Sources such as, Wikis, Yahoo Answers, eHow, blogs, etc. are not acceptable for academic writing.

Welcome to the “dark” side of marketing – channels of distribution, physical distribution and logistics. It sounds like the “dismal science” tag that economics got stuck with. Well, having been there, let me assure you there is light at the end of the “distribution” tunnel. In fact, it’s one of the “hottest” areas in marketing right now as firms strive to improve customer service and the bottom line.
Channel of distribution decisions involve numerous interrelated variables that must be integrated into the total marketing mix. Because of the time and money required to set up an efficient channel, and since channels are often hard to change once they are set up, these decisions are critical to the success of the firm. This week we’re concerned with the development and management of channels of distribution and the process of goods distribution in an extremely complex, highly productive, and specialized economy. It should be noted at the outset that channels of distribution provide the ultimate consumer, or organizational buyer, with time, place, and possession utility. Thus, an efficient channel is one that delivers the product when and where it is wanted at a minimum total cost.
THE NEED FOR MARKETING INTERMEDIARIES
Let’s start off with a relatively simple concept…but it is important in the grand scheme of things. In today’s economy, most producers do not sell their goods directly to the final users. Between them (the producer) and the final users, stand a host of marketing intermediaries performing a variety of functions and bearing a variety of names. Some intermediaries — such as wholesalers and retailers–buy, take title to, and resell the merchandise; sometimes we call them merchant middlemen. Others– such as brokers, manufacturers’ representatives, and sales agents–search for customers and may negotiate on behalf of the producer, but do not take title to the goods. They’re called agent middlemen. Still others–such as transportation companies, independent warehouses, banks, and advertising agencies–assist in the performance of distribution, but neither take title to goods nor negotiate purchases or sales. Hence the name – facilitators.
A channel of distribution is the combination of institutions through which a seller markets products to the user or ultimate consumer. The need for other institutions or intermediaries in the delivery of goods is sometimes questioned, particularly since the profits they make are viewed as adding to the cost of the product. However, this reasoning is generally fallacious, since producers use marketing intermediaries because the intermediary can perform functions more cheaply and more efficiently than the producer can. This notion of efficiency is critical when the characteristics of our economy are considered.
For example, our economy is characterized by heterogeneity in terms of both supply and demand. In terms of numbers alone, there are nearly 6 million establishments comprising the supply segment of our economy, and there are close to 90 million households making up the demand side. Clearly, if each of these units had to deal on a one-to-one basis to obtain needed goods and services, and there were no intermediaries to collect and disperse assortments of goods, the system would be totally inefficient. This is pretty much where most of the ex-Soviet economies are today. The primary job of intermediaries is to bring supply and demand together in an efficient and orderly fashion.
Marketing-channel decisions are among the most critical decisions facing you and your company’s management. The chosen channels intimately affect all the other marketing decisions. For example: The company’s pricing depends on whether it uses mass merchandisers or high-quality boutiques. The firm’s salesforce and advertising decisions depend on how much training and motivation the dealers need. In addition, (and this one can really be important) the company’s channel decisions involve relatively long-term commitments to other firms. Consider this: When an auto maker signs up independent dealers to sell its automobiles, the auto maker cannot buy them out the next day and replace them with company-owned outlets. There is a powerful inertial tendency in channel arrangements. Therefore, management must choose channels with an eye on tomorrow’s likely selling environment as well as today’s.
Now remember, a marketing channel performs the work of moving goods from producers to consumers. It overcomes the time, place, and possession gaps that separate goods and services from those who would use them. Members in the marketing channel perform several key functions and participate in the marketing flows.
It should be remembered that whether a manufacturer utilizes intermediaries to perform these functions, the functions should be performed by someone. In other words, the managerial question is not whether to perform the functions, but who will perform them, and to what degree.
To the extent that the manufacturer performs the functions, the manufacturer’s costs go up, and its prices must be higher. When some functions are shifted to middlemen, the producer’s costs and prices are lower, but the middlemen must add a charge to cover their work. If the middlemen are more efficient than the manufacturer, the prices faced by consumers should (this isn’t always the case) be lower. Consumers might decide to perform some of the functions themselves, in which case they should enjoy lower prices. The issue of who should perform various channel tasks is one of relative efficiency and effectiveness.
CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION
As previously noted, a channel of distribution is the combination of institutions through which a seller markets products to the user or ultimate consumer. Some of these links assume the risks of ownership; others do not. Some perform marketing functions, while others perform non-marketing, or facilitating functions, such as transportation and storage.
Some manufacturers use a direct channel, selling directly to a market. For example, Dell Computer sells computers through the mail without the use of other intermediaries. Using a direct channel, called direct marketing, increased in popularity as marketers found that products could be sold directly using a variety of media. These media include direct mail, telemarketing, direct-action advertising, catalog selling, cable selling, online selling, and direct selling through demonstrations at home or place of work.
In other cases, one or more intermediaries may be used in the distribution process. For example, Hewlett-Packard sells its computers and printers through retailers such as Best Buy and Office Max. A common channel for consumer goods is one in which the manufacturer sells through wholesalers and retailers. For instance, a cold remedy manufacturer may sell to drug wholesalers who, in turn, sell a vast array of drug products to various retail outlets. Small manufacturers may also use agents, since they do not have sufficient capital for their own sales forces. Channels with one or more intermediaries are referred to as indirect channels.
In contrast to consumer products, the direct channel is often used in the distribution of organizational goods. The reason for this stems from the structure of most organizational markets, which often have relatively few, but extremely large customers. Also, many organizational products, such as computers, need a great deal of presale and post-sale service. Distributors are used in organizational markets when the number of buyers is large and the size of the buying firm is small. As in the consumer market, agents are used in organizational markets in cases where manufacturers do not wish to have their own sales forces. Such an arrangement may be used by small manufacturers or when the market is geographically dispersed.
SELECTING CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION
Given the numerous types of channel intermediaries and functions that must be performed, the task of selecting and designing a channel of distribution may at first appear to be overwhelming. However, in many industries, channels of distribution have developed over many years and have become somewhat traditional. In such cases, the producer may be limited to this type of channel to operate in the industry. This is not to say that a traditional channel is always the most efficient and that there are no opportunities for innovation, but the fact that such a channel is widely accepted in the industry suggests it is highly efficient. A primary constraint in these cases and in cases where no traditional channel exists is that of availability of the various types of middlemen.
All too often in the early stages of channel design, executives map out elaborate channel networks only to find out later that no such independent intermediaries exist for the firm’s product in selected geographic areas. Even if they do exist, they may not be willing to accept the seller’s products. It’s all a part of the complexity of marketing channels of distribution.
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Write an argument in response to the speaker’s thoughts (including a thesis statement) and ideas presented in the video assigned for this unit. Your final essay will be at least 1250 words, will use at least five sources (and no more than ten), and should be documented using MLA format.

Part I. Analyze
the impact of business drivers on the competitive position in the
marketplace. Include examples to support your opinion. Develop a
three-part value strategy formulation process that addresses: “what
for”, “how to”, and “where to”. Describe ethical decision-making and
sustainability strategy into organizational Strategic Value Analysis.
Part II. What was your a-ha moment
in the course? Explain three ways the course materials refined the way
you think about finance and accounting. Discuss three aspects you can
apply from this course to your current or future career.

Analyze Case for 3-Helping Hands Hospital (3HS)
3HS executives want to upgrade their homegrown EHR to a commercial, off-the-shelf (COTS) system that is meaningful use (MU) certified. As the chief procurement officer for the system, the vice president for support services has been designated as the lead for this project. She has asked you for guidance in understanding MU and its implications. Provide a white paper to aid in decision-making.
In informal conversation, the support services vice president has indicated she wishes to better understand Meaningful Use Certified EHR Technology, the applicable statutes, and regulations and why they were enacted, and the benefits of a MU Certified EHR Technology system, including incentives and penalties if the current system was to remain in place. The decision will also be heavily influenced by factors such as average costs and an average time to make such an upgrade, so examples from other health systems such as Kaiser Permanente, DoD, or VA would be valuable. Be sure to furnish evidence to support any statements and quantify evidence with numeric figures, not generalities like enormous, huge, many, most, increased, decreased, high costs, or lower costs.
This white paper should be in APA format and be no more than 5 pages excluding the cover page, table of contents, abstract, appendices, and references.

Leaders should understand how special education funds are allocated in states. State distribution is cast into seven categories: multiple student weights system, single student weight system, census-based system, resource-allocation model, reimbursements system, block grant, and high-cost students system. This assignment requires you to evaluate and compare your states distribution system to those of other states.
General Requirements:
Use the following information to ensure successful completion of the assignment:
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.
This assignment requires that at least two additional scholarly research sources related to this topic, and at least one in-text citation from each source be included.
Doctoral learners are required to use APA style for their writing assignments. The APA Style Guide is located in the Student Success Center.
Refer to Chapters 2-4 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.) for specific guidelines related to doctoral-level writing. These chapters contain essential information on manuscript structure and content, clear and concise writing, and academic grammar and usage.
Directions:
Describe your states distribution category. Select two other state’s distribution categories that differ and describe them. Evaluate the systems benefits and drawbacks. Write a paper (1,000-1,250 words) that compares the categories. Include the following:
Description of your states distribution category
Description of two other states’ distribution categories that differ from yours
Comparison of the selected distribution categories
Evaluation of the benefits and drawbacks of the distribution categories.

Design and construct a stadium or arena with the historical evolution of facilities , contemporary facilities , stadium/arena technology,finance , construction, etc in mind will making the design .
For the paper you must select either a team or city (or both) to design and build a new facility (stadium or arena) Information should include but is not limited to:
Team of choice
City of choice
Exact location
Architectural features
Potential outside features
Potential sponsors
Naming rights
Financing of stadium
Approximate cost of construction and maintenance
Pictures or diagrams of facility
Pictures or diagrams of location
For each of the points above it should be described in explicit detail

tadium Design Project Paper (30 points) For the paper, you must select either a team or city (or both) to design and build a new facility (Stadium or arena). Information should include, but is not limited to: Team of choice City of choice Exact location Architectural features Potential outside events Potential sponsors Naming rights Financing of stadium Approximate cost of construction and maintenance Pictures or diagrams of facility Pictures or diagrams of location For each of the points above, t