Taking a stand for science by Colleen Flaherty

For the fourth writing assignment, you are asked to read an Inside Higher Ed article entitled, “Taking a Stand for Science”, written by Colleen Flaherty.
To access the journal article, click on the following link:
Taking a Stand For Science
You may also want to review the background article regarding this issue written by Scott Jaschik: Science or Religion?
For this assignment, you may want to focus on the following key concepts in the course:
Socialization Agents, Separation of Church and State, Profane, Sacred

What is the impact of Background Music on Average Time Spending on Websites?.

Sub questions:

• How do the different aspects of music – texture (melody, harmony, rhythm) and time – impact the time spent by internet users on websites?

• How does background music impact internet speed and performance?

• Does the impact of background music on internet speed and performance affect the time spent on the net by users?

• In what ways can website developers ensure that background music attracts more users and that user’s increase the time they spend online?

3 documents are attached: Full instructions; Results of the surveys (for the data analysis) and Reflection Guidance.

“The actions that an individual perform are based on an endless pursuit of happiness and a prevention of sorrow”. Explain.

Trials of Ethan Frome
Ethan Frome is a novel that was published in 1911 by the American author Edith Wharton. The story takes place in the fictitious town of Starkfield, Massachusetts. In addition, this paper is helpful to describe an American character from the novel Ethan Frome. For this paper I would like to select Ethan Frome as an American character.
Thesis Statement, “The actions that an individual perform are based on an endless pursuit of happiness and a prevention of sorrow. These actions may be rational as well as realistic.”
The protagonist of Edith Wharton’s novel Ethan Frome (1911) that is married to a whining hypochondriac but falls in love with her cousin, Mattie Silver. In this novel, introductory and concluding passages are expressed the narrator’s point of view and described Ethan Frome’s perspective and centers on Edith Wharton’s actions (Wharton, Edith). In addition, the other characters in the narrative remain opaque that are permitted access to all of Ethan’s thoughts and his way of life to approach a crisis.
This novel expressed that Ethan remains a frustrating main character. Frustration character is the uniquely American character and expresses the American spirit. Wharton’s novel underlines two themes that are the conflict between passion and social pattern, and a harsh winter climate can have the compressing effects on the human spirit. This situation indicates that Ethan had a passive nature, his unbearable existence as a poor farmer, unhappy victim of circumstance, affects that Starkfield’s frozen landscape places on his soul, and weighed down by his duty to his wife. The novel expressed that Ethan entire life dreams destroyed by circumstance. Moreover, his wife illness and his poverty crush his desire for wider horizons that he hopes to leave Starkfield and in his interest in chemistry and engineering (Wharton, Edith). These characters of Ethan indicate the unique characters of American farmers such as they faced unbearable existence as a poor farmer, unhappy victim of a harsh winter climate, affects that frozen landscape places on his soul, dreams destroyed by circumstance and their poverty crush his/her desire.
In addition to this, the novel shows that Ethan is a sensitive man, nature lover, decent person, but his strengths lack emotional nature mastered his by circumstances. In the situation of mad sled ride to disaster constitutes, he ultimate expression of passivity, but his only bold decision in the entire novel is unable to face the consequences of circumstances, so he commit suicide. These characters of Ethan indicates the American people unique characters such as sensitive man, nature lover, decent person, lack emotional nature, ultimate expression of passivity and passive nature (Singley, Carol J.). Generally, this novel presents the actual characters of American people these are expression of passivity, passive nature and lack emotional nature.
The climax of novel indicates the character of Mattie Silver cousin of Ethan wife’s these are impulsive, passionate or emotional, melodramatic young woman, more adolescent than adult, recklessness, shrewish, complaining, curmudgeonly and forget her childish delight in melodrama (Wharton, Edith). In addition, novel represented Mattie is the pretty, flighty, and slightly absentminded girl. These characters of Mattie Silver indicate the American girl or young women unique characters.

Write down the symbols of the correlation coefficient (population and sample), what the correlation coefficient tells us, the boundaries of the correlation coefficient, and what each extreme signifies.

1.Write down the symbols of the correlation coefficient (population and sample), what the correlation coefficient tells us, the boundaries of the correlation coefficient, and what each extreme signifies.

2. Write down the symbols of the coefficient of determination (population and sample), what the coefficient of determination tells us, the boundaries of the coefficient of determination, and what each extreme signifies.

3. Write down the symbol for standard error of the estimate, what the standard error of the estimate measures, the boundaries of the standard error of the estimate, and what each extreme signifies.

4. Write down the symbols of the regression coefficients (population and sample), the boundaries of the regression coefficients, and what the slope regression coefficient tells us.

Critically examine the evolution of the right to family life under the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 in resisting deportation.

Question to be answered:
The Immigration Act 2014 has created legal uncertainty in the interpretation and application of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights towards immigrants and asylum seekers’.
Critically examine the evolution of the right to family life under the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 in resisting deportation using relevant case law.
Instructions
• Discuss how Article 8 has evolved under European Convention on Human Rights 1950 in relation to immigration and asylum cases,
• Analyse how Article 8 and European Convention on Human Rights 1950 has been interpreted and applied.
• Anticipate the further development of Article 8 and European Convention on Human Rights 1950
•Provide an indepth and critical analysis of the nature Article 8 and European Convention on Human Rights 1950
•The research for this question will involve caselaw, journal articles and reports
•Discuss the scope of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 with regards to the Immigration Act 2014
• Outline a general understanding of the relationship between immigration law and Article 8 and European Convention on Human Rights 1950
• Critically analyse the appreciation of the European Convention of Human Rights 1950 through the operation of 1998 Human Rights Act
• Show an understanding of the criteria of applying Article 8 to asylum seeker
•The answer must contain appropriate research references with respect to the immigration and asylum law
• write how the research was carried out and where materials were located, and this is not included into the word count
• Use the OSCOLA reference style
•Include footnotes throughout, and this is not included in the word count

‘Capacity planning is the most crucial aspect of managing an operation successfully’. Explain to what extent to do you agree with this statement?

Your essay should explore the ways in which capacity is reconciled with demand and additionally, why it might be considered as so important. Link too, to the connected area of aggregate (production) planning.

Issues to be considered may include whether excess capacity should be purchased in advance, in anticipation of an increase in demand (explore the impact of this choice on the overall success of the operation) and the choice of plans available in aggregate planning; again, consider the options and discuss the impact of such choices on the success of the operation.

The key lectures for this assignment are week 3 (Capacity Planning) and week 4 (Aggregate Planning).

Key Marking criteria will include:

• Initiative: originality, innovativeness of answer
• Assignment Structure: clarity of aims, objective, structure and presentation
• Quality of Writing: Readability and ability to convey key message(s) concisely
• Quality/Scope of Literature Review: Understanding of established knowledge
• Suitability of Literature: Use of suitable sources, focused to answer key research aims
• Literature Analysis: Quality/level of analytical skill demonstrated
• Insightfulness of Analysis: Interest and usefulness of findings, conclusions drawn.
• Understanding: Assignment demonstrates students have understood key topics
• Overall Quality of Assignment

Write an essay on the Valuation/budget for strategies of carnival Corporation & plc is the world’s leading cruise line. .

Carnival Corporation & plc is the world’s leading cruise line. Starting with the vision of Ted Arison, the cruise line has transformed from one ship, Mardi Gras, to a fleet of over 100 ships and still growing. Carnival is a pioneer in the industry and must take steps to ensure that the company continues to be profitable. Facing competition from other leading cruise lines like Royal Caribbean, new strategies need to be formulated to continue dominating the industry. An external and internal audit has been completed noting items that are of concern to Carnival Corporation & plc. Based off of these finding recommendations have been made to improve Carnival’s position in the industry. The three recommendations offered are to restrict capacity growth in the American market, focus on high growth markets and to increase consumer’s awareness of the Carnival’s focus on safety and regulation compliance.
Keywords: Carnival, Ted Arison, capacity growth, growth market, regulation compliance