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Analyze the ad (will send separately) for uses of rhetorical devices or fallacies. Explain which devices you see in the ad, making sure to be specific in your analysis. You must clearly identify the specific parts of the advertisement that you find rhetorical or fallacious.

In addition to identifying any rhetorical devices and fallacies, analyze the ad in terms of the following:

Who is targeted in the ad (who is the target audience?)?

What psychological effect does the ad have on the audience?

What subconscious needs or desires among the audience does the ad seem to be playing upon?

The written analysis must be at least 1000 words

Now, create a new ad (actually make the new ad) for the product advertized in the original ad. Your new ad should be targeted toward a critical thinker. Therefore, your new ad should not use any rhetorical devices or fallacies to persuade the audience. Instead, your new ad should present a well-reasoned, well-supported argument for why a critical thinker should buy the product. You will probably have to do research to create the argument. You may also need to change the visual images or pictures from the original add (feel free to use pictures from whatever source you like….just be sure that the images you choose do not have any manipulative rhetorical effect on the audience.).

For the following questions, answer them fully and show all work (if applicable). For all questions, please show your work on a separate piece of paper.

Question 1
You are analyzing the muscle cells of a newly discovered mammalian species. The following condition were found to be different from the general mammalian system:
The c rotor ring of the ATP Synthase has 15 c subunits.

In each of the following parts, determine the TOTAL number of ATP that is created from the following starting molecules. Whenever possible, choose the shuttle pathway that will result in the greatest number of ATP synthesized:

Part A : 18-carbon fully saturated fatty acyl-CoA molecule in the cytosol.

Part B : 1 dihydroxyacetone phosphate molecule in the cytosol.
Question 2 : Answer each part of the question using the following fatty acid:

14:0-Tetradecanoic acid

Draw the structure of the fatty acid listed above as a fatty acyl-CoA molecule (14:0-tetradecanoyl coA). You will have to look up the structure of conenzyme A and draw it entirely out. (2 pt)

Draw the arrow pushing mechanism for the 1st step β-oxidation (the acyl-CoA dehydrogenase step) in the fourth cycle of oxidation for the fatty acyl-CoA above. Be sure to draw out structures completely. Use the structure of a glutamate at pH 6 for the base, HOH as an acid, and the entire structure of FADH2 during the mechanism. (hint: pay attention to the number of carbons in the chains now that you are in the 4th cycle and you’ll have to look up the structure for FADH2). (3 pts)
Tabulate the total number of ATP yield from the complete oxidation of the fatty acyl-CoA above. For this question ONLY, assume 2.5 ATP/NADH and 1.5 ATP/FADH2. GTP is chemically equivalent to ATP. (hint: see Table 17-1 as an example of a good table layout to use). (2 pts)

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper addressing the following:

• Identify two jobs within the company of your choice.
• Describe the general function of performance management systems. If your assigned company does not use a performance management system, would you recommend it use one? Why or why not?
• Suggest two job evaluation methods for each of the positions. What would be the advantages and disadvantages of these methods, based on the positions you have selected?
• Compare possible compensation plans for the two positions.
• Explain the importance of providing employee benefit plans to employees working in the chosen positions.

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

This paper must have in text citations, and a conclusion, each bullet point must be included in the paper. 

Three stories related to ” Optics “ from chapter 6 of the “Flying Circus of Physics”  website

” http://www.flyingcircusofphysics.com/News/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=42 “

 *Describe the story and explain the physics as clearly and detailed as possible  The stories must be a one and half page each typed, please use 1 or 1.5 spacing , Include the number and the title of the story . 

The essay must make substantial references to the primary texts, and must use critical materials (secondary sources), directly, for support. If the topic is comparative, both primary texts must be equally used in an alternating manner. Quotations from the primary texts must be used to support critical arguments, and proper form must be maintained http://seneca.libguides.com/content.php?pid=357444&sid=2923501
Do not fill up your paper with quotes that are too long – this will be considered padding. Write analytically, and try not to spend too much time summarizing or merely reciting information from other texts. Avoid thinking of these as personal essays or emotional reflections. You must use your resource material to support your thesis.
You must do outside research in order to support your paper. Secondary sources must be quoted and cited properly, following MLA rules. Each essay question requires the use of at least three scholarly secondary sources. These must come from scholarly books or academic journal articles. Do not use book reviews! All texts must be cited correctly in MLA style:

Critical texts, in the form of books, periodicals, databases and websites are available on the writers and the concepts. Use Seneca’s libraries, but do not hesitate to use the public system as well. The Scott Library at York University has excellent resources: http://www.library.yorku.ca/ccm/jsp/homepage.jsp
You are allowed to use e-books if they are drawn from library collections, but you are not allowed to use those that come from Internet sources such as Google Books. Google has limited copyright privileges and most of their e-texts are incomplete. I will double check these types of sources.
The Seneca library system, http://library.senecacollege.ca/ is an extremely valuable resource, which will help you to find traditional and virtual material. Do not try to rely only on engines such as Google and Yahoo. On the other hand, Google Scholar will allow you to preview or access a number of scholarly publications and, if they are not available through the search engine, then you can search the titles in the Seneca library databases. Do not use commercial sites such as Amazon.com, and do not use Coles Notes or CliffsNotes, nor should you use SparkNotes. Avoid all “free essay” and “custom essay” sites!
You are not allowed to use course textbooks – those written as secondary sources for teaching purposes – commercial sites or Wikipedia for your essay. Your Norton Anthology is a primary text, so it is the only textbook that you will be using. Limit your use of encyclopedias, even scholarly ones. Avoid using more than one critical text by the same author.
But do not rely exclusively on secondary materials to make your argument; instead, you must use these sources only where appropriate. If you fill your paper with long quotes from secondary sources, I will regard this as padding, and as evidence of inadequate effort. However, if you show too little evidence of thoughtful and proper use of secondary materials, I will also regard this as evidence of inadequate effort.
All sources must be cited; otherwise you will run the risk of plagiarism. The College’s policy will be strictly followed in this regard; therefore, a grade of “0” will be given on the assignment. http://library.senecacollege.ca/Academic_Honesty/index.html And all citations must be in standard MLA (Modern Language Association) format. While it is good to discuss your essay with others, and even to have them read or look at portions of it, it is imperative that you do your own work. If someone else “helps” you to write your paper, you might be verging on plagiarism. I will be punitive if I suspect that your essay is not the fruit of your own labour.

You can bring drafts or outlines to me for review, and you are free to discuss approaches with tutors in the Learning Centre. Try to start your research as soon as possible, and once you have assembled your information leave enough time for writing and rewriting. Most important, make sure that your work is your own, and that you take time to proofread and edit carefully.
There are a variety of online writing and grammar guides in the Seneca system, which can be of great help: http://seneca.libguides.com/content.php?pid=347235&sid=2840578
(Note well: Aristotle’s Poetics and Nietzsche’s The Birth of Tragedy are two of the three required secondary texts for this question. A third secondary text will be required to support the writing of the essay.)

Give a musical and/or lyrical analysis for each song of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below by Outkast. You will only have to discuss the songs on the ” the love below” portion of the album because It will be too long to do “speakerboxxx”. Discuss the historical context of the album’s release, including the political climate, relevant advances in technology, musical trends, etc. Write about why the album was commercially successful or unsuccessful.

Thats what did you do you just wrote on sentences i need more details plz 

2 and 1\2 pages  

i dont want it to look like qustion  and you already used and have the source

 

Literature Review

E – Commerce Strategies.

 

Definition and origin of Omni-channel retailing:

 

1. What is Omni-channel retailing?

Omni-channel refers to a multichannel approach to sales that seeks to provide the customer with seamless shopping experiences. It provides the customer with the capability of either buying products online from a mobile device or a desktop. Also, customers can shop in bricks and mortar store or by telephone.

1. Describe the origin of Omni-channel? Its reason for implementing it?

It is a marketing strategy that begun way back 2003 whereby it has evolved from unfamiliar concept to trendy buzzword, to a critical component of successful marketing. Omni-channel began and mainly based itself on Customer Centricity in stores.

Its origin was figured out by Best Buy when they realized they could not beat Walmart on price. Therefore, the strategy ventured by Best Buy aimed at competing with Walmart to out do them in online retailing.  It is in this regard that technology can blur the distinction between online and physical retailing, hence enabling the retailers and their supply chain partners rethink their competitive strategies.

 

References

Morse, G. (2011). Retail Isn’t Broken. Stores Are. Harvard Business Review, 89(12), 78-82.

Bernstein, F., Song, J., & Zheng, X. (2008). “bricks-and-mortar” vs. “clicks-and-mortar”: An equilibrium analysis. European  Journal of Operational Research, 187(3), 671-690.

Brynjolfsson,  E., Hu,  Y. , & Rahman,  M. (2013). Competing in the age of Omni-channel retailing. MIT Sloan Management Review, 54(4), 23-29.

 

Current issues in Omni-channel retailing:

 

1. What are the current issues of retailers and merchants?

Currently, most retailers and merchants are “Omni-channel” in their behavior and outlook. It is because they are majorly venturing into the offline and online retails channel to do their marketing and sales to clients. Merchants and Retailers in new environment flourish through re-examining their strategies for delivering products and information to their customers.

1. What are the impacts of online-offline integration of Omni-channel retailing?

There is a rise of non-significant cannibalization of the physical stores, the small merchants and retailers from the channel integration. The retailers mostly advocate a competitive advantage through channel integration of both offline and online retailing. It has led to the willingness of the customers paying across channels.

iii.                        Outline general consideration of innovation in regards to Omni-channel retailing?

Innovations have to address industry, consumer, and regulatory-based challenges in order

to facilitate the globalization of markets. Distinct changes have to be incorporated in the current mature, emerging and less developed markets. Innovations have to be responsive as they are critical to the success of the globalizing retailers.

References

 

Bell, D., Gallia, S., & Moreno, A. (2014). How to win in an omnichannel world. MIT Sloan Management Review,56(1), 45.

 

Herhausen, D., Binder, J., Schoegel, M., & Hermann, A. (2015). Integrating bricks with clicks: Retailer-Level and channel-level outcomes of online-offline channel integration. Journal of Retailing, 91(1), 309-325.

Reinartz, W. , Dellaert, B. , Krafft, M. , Kumar, V. , & Varadarajan, R. (2011). Retailing innovations in a globalizing retail market environment. Journal of Retailing, 87, S53-S66.

 

 

Future of omnichannel retailing:

 

1. Why is future of Omni-channel retail shopping viewed to be more involving and what leads to that conclusion?Future shopping in Omni-channel retailing will be much more involving due to the expandability of E- Commerce sale. The morphing of digital retailing will lead to more and new tactics of Omni-channel retailing. Customers will be interacting with retailers in countless various channels such as websites, direct mail, physical stores, social media, mobile devices, networked appliances, catalogs and many more thus shopping will be more involving.
2. The importance of innovation in the future retailing?

The importance of innovation has brought new techniques that have led to the convergence of physical retail formats, E –Commerce, and digital services. Therefore, Retailers will be able to confront the need of customers and will be able to deliver a correct and full integrated shopper experience from initial point to final state.

iii.                        What will make the traditional brick and mortar stores obsolete?  The promptness and constant development of technology and social media in the current and future retail sector as compared to the mortar store. The retailing industry is changing and modifying their behavior due to technology, as compared o traditional and mortar store face more challenges. M-commerce and E-commerce can offer the possibility of customizing services and products to clients’ needs and thus provides a more convenient, faster and easier way of shopping.

References

 

Rigby, D., 2011. The Future of Shopping. Harvard Business Review, [online] Available at <http://hbr.org/2011/12/the-future-of-shopping/ar/pr>

Balasescu, M. (2013). The influence of innovations and technology on the future of retail. Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Brasov. Economic Sciences. Series V, 6(2), 9-14.

Demko-Rihter,  J., & Halle,  I. (2015). The revival of high street retailing – the added value of shopping apps. Amfiteatru Economic, 17(39), 632-645.

Give an example of inductive logic in your field. (You should define a hypothesis, rationale, testing design, possible outcomes and possible alternate hypothesis) (30 points)
You are on athletic team preparing a very important match next week. After working on the field or track for 4 hours non-stop, you are offered a drink with either (A) Glucose or (B) Pyruvate or (C) Citrate. Assuming the electrolyte concentration in all these three drinks is the same. Which among these three would you prefer and why. (explain your answer clearly with the amount of ATP energy produced and rapidness of metabolizing either three of the given molecules) (30 points)
You graduate from college and get a job in your chosen field which manufactures’ sports goods . Further, after 5 years of experience in your chosen field, you are hired as a CEO to a new company which manufactures’ same product. But the company is starting a new plant 50 miles away from the city and is 10 miles away from a river. As a leader and CEO of the company, what do you think are the implications on Biosphere, Population, Community and Ecosystem. (Be clear in your choice of words. Your answer should be in accordance to the scientific correctness while referring to the words Biosphere, Population, Community and Ecosystem)

1. Determine which of the following could not represent the probability of an event.B= 0.009E= 50%
2. F= -0.7
3. C= 550/1259
4. A= 0
5. You randomly selected one card from a standard desk.The number of outcomes in the event is ?Yes or No?
7. IS event A simple Event?
8. Event A is selecting a five. Determine the # of outcomes in event A. Then decide whether the event is a simple or not?
9. Use the bar graph below, which shows the highest level of education received by employees of a company, to find the probability that the highest level of education for an employee a Random is B. B= 26D= 17F= 13The probability that the highest level of education for an employee chosen at random is B is?
12. E= 7
13. C= 33
14. A =8
15. __Must insert Data
16. Determine whether the Events E & F are Dependent
17. Justify your answer.

 

1. E: A person having a high GPA
2. Chose the correct one:
3. F: A person being highly organized

 

1. E & F: are dependent because having a high GPA has no effect on the probability of a person being highly organized.
2. E & f: are independent because highly organized has no effec on the probability of a person having a high GPA

 

 

 

1. E: A randomly select having a GPA
2. F: A notre randomly seleced person having a low GPA.

 

1. In the general population, 1 women in 10 will developpe breast cancer. Research has shown that 1 woman in 550 carriers a mutation of the Breast Cncer gene. Nine out of 10 women with this mutation developed Breast Cancer.

 

1. Find the probability that a randomly select woman will developed Breast Cancer given that she has mutation of BRCA gene.
2. The probability that randomly selected woman will developed Breast Cancer given that she has a mutation of BRCA gene is ??
3. Find the probability that the randomly selected woman will carry the mutation of the BRCA gene will developed BRCA.
4. The probability that a randomly selected woman will carry he gene mutation and developed cancer is???
5. Are the events of carrying this mutation and developing cancer
7. Independent or dependen/

 

1. The table shows the result of a survey in wich 141 men 144 women workers ages 25 to 64 were asked at least one months income set a side for emergencies. Compleed part A through D

 

	men	women	Total
Less than 1 month income	65	83	148
1 month income or more	76	61	137
Total	141	144	285

 

 

 

1. Find the probility that randomly selected whether has one month income or more set aside for amergencies
2. Probability is?????   (round near thousands)
3. Given that randomly selected worker is a male, find probability that the worker has less than 1 month’s income.
4. Probability is ????? (round near thousands )
5. Given that randomly selected worker has 1 month income or more, find the probability that worker is a female
7. Are the events “having less than 1 month income saved” and “ are independent or dependent”?

 

1. Decide if the events are mutually exclusive Event B: Randomly selecting a maleA= Yes because someone who is a nurse can be maleC= Yes because who is nurse cannot be a male.
2. D= No because someone who is a nurse can be male
3. B= No because someone woho is a nursse cannot be a male
5. Event A: randomly selecting a nurse
6. A standard desk of card contains 52 cards. I card is selected from the desk.

 

1. Compute the probability of randomly select a Diamond or Heart.
2. Compute the probability of randomly selecting a Diamond or Heart, Club.
3. Compue the probability of randomly selecting a Five or Heart.

 

1. P (Diamond or Heart)=???   (type integer or simplified fraction)
2. P (Diamond, Heart, Club)=???? (type integer or simplified)
3. P (Five or Heart)= ????? (type integer or simplified)

 

1. Table below shows the result of survey that asked 2871 people whether they are involved in any types of charity work.
2. A person is selected at random from the sample

 

	Frequency	Occasionally	not at all	Total
Male	224	454	793	1471
Female	203	450	747	1400
Total	427	904	1540	2871

 

 

 

 

 

1. Find the probability that the person is frequently or occasionally involved tochasting work.
2. P(Being frequently involved or being occasionally involved)= ???   nearest thousand
3. Find the probability that the person is female or not involved in charity work at all.
4. P(Being female or not being involved)= ?????         nearest thousands
5. Find the probability that the person is male or frequency involved in charity work.
6. P(Being male or being frequently involved)
7. Find the probability that the person is female or not frequently involved in charity work.
8. P(being female or not frequent involved)?????
9. Are the event “being female” and “being frequently involved in charity work” mutually exclusive. EXPLAIN:

 

• Yes because no females are frequently involved in charity work
• Yes because 203 females are frequently involves in charity work.
• No because 203 females are frequently involved in charity work
• No because no females are frequently involves in charity work

 

1. Perfom the indicated calculation
3. 8C4 / 12C4 = ????   round to the nearest thousand
4. It certain lotery has 40 number. In how many different ways can 6 of the numbers be selected? (assume that order of selection is not important)There are ???? ways the numbers can be selected.
7. Determine whether the random variable is discrete or continuous.

 

1. The number of textbook authors now sitting a a computer.
2. The number of people with blood type A in a random sample of 22 people.
3. The number of people in the restaurant that has a capicity of 250
4. The weight of a T- bone steak
5. The height of a randomly selected giraffe.

 

1. Is the number of the text book authors now sitting at a computer discrete or continous

 

• The random variable is continous?
• The random variable is discrete?

 

1. Is the number of people with blood type A in a random sample of 22 people discrete or continous

 

• The randome variable is continous.
• The randomn variable is discrete.

 

1. Is the number of people in the restaurant that has the capacity of 250 discrete or continous?

 

• The random variable is continous.
• The random variable is discrete.

 

1. Is the weight of a T-bone steak discrete or continous.

 

• The random variable is continous.
• The random variable is discrete.

 

1. Is height of randomly selected giraffe discrete or continous?

 

• The random variable is continous.
• The random variable is discrete.

 

 

 

1. Determine whether the distribution is a discrete probability distribution

 

X	P(X)
0	0.16
1	0.21
2	0.26
3	0.21
4	0.16

 

 

 

 

 

Is the distribution is discrete probabilty distribution? Why?

 

 

 

CHOOSE CORRECT ANSWER.

 

 

 

1. No because some of the probability have value greater than 1 less than 0
2. Yes because the probability sum to 1 and are all between 0 and 1, inclusive.
3. Yes because the distribution is symetric
4. No because the total probabilty is not equal to 1.

 

 

 

 

 

1. A frequently distribution below. Complete A through E

 

1. Use the frequently distribution to construct a probability distribution.

 

X	P(X)
0	?
1	?
2	?
3	?
4	?
5	?
6	?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Find the mean of the probabilty distribution
2. Means= …..                (round nearest tenth as needed )
3. Find the variable of probabilty distribution02=

 

 

 

 

1. Determine which of the following could not represent the probability of an event.B= 0.009E= 50%
2. F= -0.7
3. C= 550/1259
4. A= 0
5. You randomly selected one card from a standard desk.The number of outcomes in the event is ?Yes or No?
7. IS event A simple Event?
8. Event A is selecting a five. Determine the # of outcomes in event A. Then decide whether the event is a simple or not?
9. Use the bar graph below, which shows the highest level of education received by employees of a company, to find the probability that the highest level of education for an employee a Random is B. B= 26D= 17F= 13The probability that the highest level of education for an employee chosen at random is B is?
12. E= 7
13. C= 33
14. A =8
15. __Must insert Data
16. Determine whether the Events E & F are Dependent
17. Justify your answer.

 

1. E: A person having a high GPA
2. Chose the correct one:
3. F: A person being highly organized

 

1. E & F: are dependent because having a high GPA has no effect on the probability of a person being highly organized.
2. E & f: are independent because highly organized has no effec on the probability of a person having a high GPA

 

 

 

1. E: A randomly select having a GPA
2. F: A notre randomly seleced person having a low GPA.

 

1. In the general population, 1 women in 10 will developpe breast cancer. Research has shown that 1 woman in 550 carriers a mutation of the Breast Cncer gene. Nine out of 10 women with this mutation developed Breast Cancer.

 

1. Find the probability that a randomly select woman will developed Breast Cancer given that she has mutation of BRCA gene.
2. The probability that randomly selected woman will developed Breast Cancer given that she has a mutation of BRCA gene is ??
3. Find the probability that the randomly selected woman will carry the mutation of the BRCA gene will developed BRCA.
4. The probability that a randomly selected woman will carry he gene mutation and developed cancer is???
5. Are the events of carrying this mutation and developing cancer
7. Independent or dependen/

 

1. The table shows the result of a survey in wich 141 men 144 women workers ages 25 to 64 were asked at least one months income set a side for emergencies. Compleed part A through D

 

	men	women	Total
Less than 1 month income	65	83	148
1 month income or more	76	61	137
Total	141	144	285

 

 

 

1. Find the probility that randomly selected whether has one month income or more set aside for amergencies
2. Probability is?????   (round near thousands)
3. Given that randomly selected worker is a male, find probability that the worker has less than 1 month’s income.
4. Probability is ????? (round near thousands )
5. Given that randomly selected worker has 1 month income or more, find the probability that worker is a female
7. Are the events “having less than 1 month income saved” and “ are independent or dependent”?

 

1. Decide if the events are mutually exclusive Event B: Randomly selecting a maleA= Yes because someone who is a nurse can be maleC= Yes because who is nurse cannot be a male.
2. D= No because someone who is a nurse can be male
3. B= No because someone woho is a nursse cannot be a male
5. Event A: randomly selecting a nurse
6. A standard desk of card contains 52 cards. I card is selected from the desk.

 

1. Compute the probability of randomly select a Diamond or Heart.
2. Compute the probability of randomly selecting a Diamond or Heart, Club.
3. Compue the probability of randomly selecting a Five or Heart.

 

1. P (Diamond or Heart)=???   (type integer or simplified fraction)
2. P (Diamond, Heart, Club)=???? (type integer or simplified)
3. P (Five or Heart)= ????? (type integer or simplified)

 

1. Table below shows the result of survey that asked 2871 people whether they are involved in any types of charity work.
2. A person is selected at random from the sample

 

	Frequency	Occasionally	not at all	Total
Male	224	454	793	1471
Female	203	450	747	1400
Total	427	904	1540	2871

 

 

 

 

 

1. Find the probability that the person is frequently or occasionally involved tochasting work.
2. P(Being frequently involved or being occasionally involved)= ???   nearest thousand
3. Find the probability that the person is female or not involved in charity wor
   

Al, a white male working in a factory, called a black coworker Bill such names as “watermelon man” and “buckwheat.” The coworker told Al to stop. Al continued the name-calling and Bill called Al a “cracker” and a “honkey.” Later while Al was talking to his supervisor, Bill twice hit Al in the face causing significant medical expense. Discuss Al and Bill’s claims against their employer.

Frances, a female employee, met with two male coworkers to review the psychological evaluation of four job applicants. Her supervisor read aloud a comment in one of the reports that said the applicant had once said the applicant had once said to a coworker, “I hear making love to you is like making love to the Grand Canyon.” The men chuckled, she complained, and she eventually filed a sexual harassment complaint with the EEOC. Soon thereafter, she was transferred to another position, a move that had been contemplated for some time. Discuss her claim.

Second Hand Store published advertisements in a newspaper for a sale on fur coats, mink scarves, and a lapin stole. Each of the advertisements indicated that the sale items would be sold on a first come first served basis, stated the quantities of each item available, and stated that they would be sold for one dollar each. Louis was the first customer to present himself and offer the one dollar price per the terms of the advertisement. The defendant refused to sell the sale items to and told him that according to the “house rules” the offer was intended for women only. Louis sues for breach of contract or in the alternative specific performance. Discuss.

Oil Co. (Oil) (plaintiff) presented Seaver (defendant), who operated a gas station, a contract for the lease of the premises containing a “hold harmless” clause which provided that Seaver would hold harmless and also indemnify Oil for any negligence of the oil company occurring on the leased premises. According to the facts, the Defendant was uneducated and was not one who should be expected to know the law or understand technical terms. When the lease was signed Plaintiff presented it to Defendant and said sign it. Nothing indicated that Defendant read the lease or that the “hold harmless” clause in fine print was pointed out to the Defendant. Every year thereafter there continued to be no evidence that Defendant read the lease prior to signing and that the clauses in the leases were ever explained to the appellant.Oil’s employee subsequently sprayed oil on Seaver and his associate causing burns and other injuries. Note—Oil is Plaintiff because they filed for a declaratory judgment to determine if they had liability. This is a contract question. Discuss.

The plaintiff, tried to commit suicide by closing herself in the trunk of her ’73 Chrysler. Shortly thereafter she changed her mind, sought to escape, but was unable to do so. She sued the manufacturer of the car for the injuries she sustained from her entrapment. She was enclosed for nine days…and survived. Discuss what claims she can bring and analyze what you believe to be the outcome.

S, age 17, had used her neighbor’s pool “hundreds of times.” S and her neighbor’s nephew, a 34 year old male, went to the pool. S was noticed floating face down in the pool. She had broken her neck apparently from a dive into the four foot deep above round pool. She died a few hours later. The pool originally had stickers around the edge that said “no diving” but the edge had been replaced and the stickers were gone. S’s mother sues her neighbor. Discuss and decide the case.