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Christina Charles has responded to your discussion post in CM107 – Practice Your Writing As I read your initial post I had a difficult time following because I don’t really follow politics because it stresses me out. I thought your post would be a challenge for me and that it was! In your post you said “Trump said that when he looks in the mirror, he sees a man of 35.” I thought of a question I would like to pose for you. Do you think the physical age is important or the mental age? Why do you think this? I think that mental age matters because that is what will be the enthusiastic part of him if he becomes president. If he says he feels young, then I feel like he will be the most active. As I read “Reading Strategies” by Kimberly Post Rowe she discusses various ways for us to create reading habits and one of the tools she discussed was Pyramid notes. I think this also would have been helpful for you as you read. I found it helpful reading my article as I have a hard time putting my thoughts and facts together to make a good paragraph. Another thing that was discussed in our Learning Activities was Pre-Reading. I think this would have helped you as well because it would have helped find the Maid idea in order to absorb other important things in the article. It also would have provided you with questions. Having questions makes for a better experience in active listening. collapse

View this link:https://www.ted.com/watch/ted-institute/ted-unilever/mike-brady-and-dion-drew-hiring-the-unemployableTake a look at the Ted Talks video by Mike Brady and Dion Drew on who they hire for their bakery. Many times we have an opinion of who should work in an organization. Do you think what Mike and Dion are doing is something other organizations should explore or implement? Why or why not? How does what the bakery is doing change how you look at the candidate selection process?

Discuss how evidence-based practice is applied in your practice setting and describe the desired patient outcome achieved through this approach. PS: I am working in nursing home, you can use evidence-based practice related to nursing home facilities. UTI, related to foley catheters, wound healing process, hand washing, etc.

Geopolitical Behavior of Russia1.) Select one of the following 2 geopolitical theories as framework for your analysis: Nickolas Spykman(Rimland) or Sir Halford McKinder(Heartland).2.) Using your selected theory or hypothesis analyze Russia\’s response to perceived threats to their homeland(NATO,EU,WW2 etc).Ukraine is an excellent example response; Baltic states and NATO.3.) Include in your analysis a brief statement regarding the defensive power of Russia\’s physical Geography and the location and irrendentistic influence of Russian minority populations in former SSR\’s(Soviet Socialist Republics),Ukraine,Baltic Republics,Moldova and Central Asia.4.) The role of geography in the defeat of Nazi Germany WW2:Operation Barbarossa.Include in your analysis climate,equipment and effects of weather on personnel and tactics.2 pages of narrative and conclusions plus selected references

Write about the primary topic. It is NOT acceptable to write about Linux history, how to log in, terminals, etc.The paper is to be >2900 words. The intended audience is a new graduate student who will use the lab. Assume all the assigned topics will appear in a merged document.If there is not enough to say about the primary topic, a secondary topic is provided, and may be included as another section in the document.The primary topic is: chgrp (Change the group ownership of files)The secondary topic is: cmp (Compare two files)Research will be required to understand the commands and write about them. Place citations at the document end.—————————————————————————————————————————————————————–This is technical paper, here is the writing rule:1. 15% turnitin limit2. use passive voice3. no grammar and spellng error, no personal words, all paragraph must has at least 3 sentense4. Must avoid anything beblow:• Use of personal words(such as I, we, me, mine, our, ours, let’s (let us), us, you, your, he, she)• lists (put all materials in tables) Do not assume reader viewed the table• Any occurrence of ‘nothing but’, ‘little more’ or ‘nothing more’ of the, by the, in the any text followed by ‘:’ except when introducing a figure, table, or code block.• Questions in titles/headings• Text that depends on the title/heading for reading correctly• Unsupported conclusion• One line paragraphs• Code, algorithms, formulas, or figures with little or no explanation. Write more prose than code explaining functionAll code, lists, algorithms must be in tables• Singular/Plural mismatch. Words do not match in sentence. Verb does match noun or object.• Any use of ‘very much’ , ‘very many’, ‘very little’, ‘more better’, ‘more worse’, ‘very very’ etc…• Wordy phrases ‘it can help the user to analyze the usage of application’ should be ‘it helps the user analyze application usage’• Tense shifts from past, present, and future in the paper. (Unless describing historical and now current topics)

Bibliography to use (1,2,3 are compulsory):
1) Marc Raeff, Peters Domestic Legacy: Transformation or Revolution?, in Peter
Cracraft (ed)., Peter the Great Transforms Russia, pp. 286-301.
2) B Dmytryshyn, Imperial Russia: a source book, 1700-1917, 1974 pp.
12-20 (Reorganisation of Russia by Peter the great).
3) Anderson, M., Peter the Great.
Bartlett, R. and Hartley J (ed) Russia in the Age of the Enlightenment.
Hughes, L. (ed.) Peter the Great and the West.
Massie, R., Peter the Great: his life and world.
Kamenskii, A., The Petrine Reforms and their Impact, in L.Hughes (ed.) Peter
the Great and the West: New Perspectives
Raeff, M. (ed.) Peter the Great: reformer or revolutionary?
—-, Interpreting Imperial Russia chapter 2
Sumner, B., Peter the Great and the Emergence of Russia

discussion on environmental and economic issues facing an industry in your home country. Some issues to consider are:
Global competition in the industry
New technology used in this industry
The effect of emissions on the environment and government reactions to this
Consumer opinions about the product that your industry produces

Remember, business does not operate in a vacuum. In the section on strategic planning we noted that an analysis of the external environment is a part of the process of strategy formulation. Some parts of the external environment that are usually considered are: the state of the economy, the competition, technology issues, cultural values, government regulation, cost and availability of raw materials, and cost of labor. A business may have the best idea for a strategy, but one of the external factors could negate its best efforts to implement the strategy.

This is a group assignment. I am responsible for one part which is the description of East Harlem. My group members and I had to take a walk around 125th street which is Harlem. We saw stores, people were very few people sitting around in the parks, a lot of people were sitting around in front of stores in chairs but many were sitting in wheel chairs. There were a lot of people walking around the area. We saw some police officers. Very busy area. Below is the assignment. I am only responsible for the description of the area. There is a link for my particular part and you can use another reference. The introduction and conclusion of the paper will be completed by someone else.Assignment 1: Group Observation Project (5-6 pages)You will be assigned to work in a group. 10% of your grade for this assignment will be confidential peer review; the rest will be based on your finished product (report) and how well it reflects the expected outcomes of the assignment.East Harlem is a neighborhood contained within the boundaries of Community District 11: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/html/neigh_info/mn11_info.shtml.For our purposes this will be our ‘social environment’ in which we will observe and examine human behavior. Here is the assignment:• Describe this social environment as completely as you can based on available data – you can start with the link above and find others;• Identify and visit a park in the neighborhood; what do you see?• Find a store that sells fruits and vegetables; describe what you see;• How many churches/synagogues/houses of worship are located in the neighborhood; visit one or two; describe what you see;• Go to the live poultry market; describe what they sell;• One day count the number of dogs you see on the street; categorize them by type; how many of each type?• What kinds of stores are located in the neighborhood, describe several.• Where do you see old people? What are they doing?• Where do you see families? What are they doing?• Where do you see young people? What are they doing?• Where do you see kids, what are they doing?• Visit a local restaurant; describe what you see.• How many bars are in the neighborhood?Your report should be well-organized and categorized to reflect the questions, for example:• Introduction• of East Harlem – available data• Public/Private Sites• Observations of Human Behavior• Conclusion• ReferencesFYI this is for a Human Behavior social work class. Please write in simple english but clear. The area we observed was Manhattan New York on 125th street and blocks near it. Only 2 complete pages.

Students are required to select an article from The Marshall Project and write a 2-3 paragraph summary related to how the article relates to the course and Africana communities, positive and negative aspects of the article and include any recommendations for the future.

Essay 2: Compare/ContrastTopic1. You are a realtor for Best Houses Realty. Your clients, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, have both been offered excellent jobs in both Los Angeles, California and Fayetteville, Arkansas. Your clients need more information about these two cities so they can make an educated choice about where to relocate. Your clients have asked you to compare and contrast Los Angeles and Fayetteville. You will compare and contrast these two cities based on the following three factors: 1) cost of living; 2) cultural and/or artistic attractions and; 3) quality of life.Instructions:● Your essay should have all of the elements of the academic essay – Introduction with Thesis Statement, Body Paragraphs, and Conclusion.● Your thesis statement should be a summary of the content of your essay – or in other words, what you are comparing and contrasting, and how.● Your essay must compare and contrast 2-4 points of comparison.● Your essay must make use of at least 3 sources, which you must cite using in-text citation and a reference page in APA style.● You may use sources found on D2L or other credible sources you find elsewhere.ANY outside information, either words or ideas, you MUST cite according to APA format. If you have any questions about this, please contact me or visit the Writing Center.Your essay should be properly formatted according to APA guidelines (formatting instructions can be found in your syllabus and D2L), proofread, and approximately 1000 words in length.