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Create a well-written, well-organized business proposal that is persuasive. The goal is for the reader to accept your proposal fully. You must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the project or problem as well as the organization and the specific audience(s) that will receive the proposal. Include visual aids as needed to convince your audiences. Be sure to conduct appropriate research for the scenario and include accurate and realistic costs.

Scenario#1
Company:——-Large Hardware Store such as Home Depot/Lowes
Proposing:——A separate office (room, desks, chair, software, computer) for the Store Manager to conduct business.
Author/Aud:—–You are the store manager proposing this to your District Manager.

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Research Article Summary and Evaluation
The Task:
Choose one scholarly journal article from your annotated bibliography. Read it thoroughly. Write an abstract based on a thorough evaluation of the article and back up what you are saying with support from the text of the article itself, however, do not copy word for word from the article-summarize and paraphrase what the author(s) have presented in the article.
Format:
Your abstract should follow the following format: use the headings below, single- spaced paragraphs, full-indent, double-space between paragraphs.
????Article: Abstracted by: Purpose: Method(s):
Description:
Evaluation:
Full citation of the article using APA or MLA citations Your name
Describe what the author(s) wanted to do in the article.
Identify the methods the author(s) used to conduct their research. (i.e.-ethnographic, laboratory, textual analysis etc.)
What were the major premises of the article? Why was the study conducted? What are the conclusions? What results were reached? Do not take large quotes from the article—paraphrase and explain.
What is your reaction to the article? Was it good? Did it follow solid research rules? Was it clear? Be sure to support your assertions—“I didn’t like it” isn’t enough!!
You must include a photocopy of the first page of your article. Please attach it to your abstract.

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Literature review of 5 empirical article studies must be related to behavior contracts and students with emotional behavior disorders

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In order to finish this class, I need to create a practice research design specifically stating my research question, what I propose to study if I would receive funding, a literature review surveying what other sources say and/or a comparison of similar case studies, a section proposing my research method, and also a preliminary thorough research into the area I intend to study.

 

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The current launch date of Google Glass to the public seems now to be later in 2014. When launched in HK, the application of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (cap 486) will have to be carefully considered. One section which will require consideration is s. 52, Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (cap 486), which broadly exempts individuals from complying with the PD(P)O in the respect of various categories of personal data:
‘s 52 Domestic purposes
Personal data held by an individual and-
(a) concerned only with the management of his personal, family or household affairs; or (b) so held only for recreational purposes,
is exempt from the provisions of the data protection principles, Parts 4 and 5 and sections 36 and 38(b).’

Critically discuss the likely application and limitations of this section in relation to Google Glass and other similar wearable devices, and outline any potential amendments to s. 52 or other provisions of the PD(P)O which you consider may be desirable in order to address any gaps or concerns identified by you.
Starting points for research:
– Google Glass website
– Paul Roth, ‘Data Protection Meets Web 2.0: Two Ships Passing in the Night’ (2010) 33 UNSW Law Journal 532 – this contains some comparative discussion of domestic exemptions, including HK’s s.52.

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A good answer will identify the criteria applied by the customer in assessing satisfaction i.e. the order-winning and order-qualifying criteria. You should
a) define the principal operations tasks to satisfy these criteria
b) analyze the process strategies and procedures employed to ensure that these tasks are carried out as effectively as possible.

The organization may not have an operations/production department defined in such terms, but it will still produce something for the use of somebody.

The report, excluding appendices, should be 3000 words +/- 10% in length. For your guidance, it will consist of:
a) An introduction in which you describe your organization and what you and your department’s contribution is to the organization.
b) An accurate description of who the customers are – they may be external or internal – and what they expect from the output in terms of the broad market criteria discussed in the recommended text (Slack). From this, using the models in the text, you should be able to identify what the operations objectives are. This should then suggest the sort of process that ought to be operating. (The different process types and their ability to meet the range of operations objectives are explained at length in the module material).
c) You should then describe the process in these terms and explain how and why it helps or hinders in the achievement of the operations objectives i.e. its ability to supply a product which meets the customer’s needs. This is the essential analysis that shows your ability to apply the module content to your experience.
d) Having analyzed the process, describe what changes you recommend to make – and explain why these are necessary in terms of improving the ability to meet the operations objectives. You need to give some guidance on the feasibility of the changes, how they ought to be implemented, a cost benefit etc., etc., where these are possible given the case organization context.

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Context- The critical context is analysis of two poems whose poetic voices offer portraits of individuals deeply tied to specific cultural landscape. Your reading of the poem keeps that knowledge at its forefront.

The Question/Task- Your essay will use its close reading of Lee’s Persimmons and Dickey’s Cherrylog Road to argue how each poems develops two specific but related themes for each.(For example, two thematic insights connected to the power of memory). The essay will have an introduction where the poems’ cultural context is described as are its denoted and connoted content(an overview). This richly specific overview leads to sentences that state the essays themes/thesis. Your essay will interpret each poem separately, thus your essay will have six body paragraphs that will develop two properly supported and interpretatively insightful arguments (these interpretations MUST use interpolation as their principle interpretative method). The conclusion will very briefly summarize the essays’ insights.

The Essay- Your essay must present a clear, developed reading and its own coherent analysis to argue for its interpretation of these poems and the development of two related themes in each poem. It is NOT sufficient to advance a broad reading of the poems. You need to present both a particularly focused reading and use that reading and the technique of interpolation to develop your argument.

Writing Concerns to Remember-
Use the simple present tense and active voice
This is not an autobiography or a manifesto. Use the third person position of address
No "seems, maybe" or "all, every" claims.
Have an argument, a thesis and use Statements of Argument to introduce every body paragraph.
Avoid passive voice; rhetorical questions and hypothetical arguments.
Be specific, use evidence that the poem presents.
No reference to "talk," this is writing.
Use appropriate formulations to refer to the poem, its images and structures (i.e., no reference to authorial intention or reader response.)
Carefully PROOFREAD.

Introduction should introduce both poems. Do one poem and then the other. First three paragraphs is the first poem and the next three is the second poem and a brief summary for paragraph 7. This is NOT a compare and contrast essay. And this essay MUST have two specific related themes for each poem. Also talk about their culture.

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Part One: Morphemes, Bound & Free
For the first half of this assignment you’ll need to identify the morphemes in the text that follows. Begin by separating morphemes with slashes then list all the morphemes and classify them as free or bound. Keep in mind that free morphemes must be related to the original word. For example "firetruck" consists of two free morphemes "fire" and "truck," but "some" is a single morpheme despite the fact that "so" and "me" could be considered individual free morphemes. This is because the meaning of "some" is not based on the morphemes "so" and "me."
Example for Part One
Here is an example to help you format your assignment.
The capture would be performed robotically, and the relocated asteroid would become a destination for astronauts to explore—and, possibly, for space entrepreneurs to mine.
TheF captureF wouldF beF performF/edB robotF/icB/allyB, andF theF reB/locateF/dB asteroidF wouldF becomeF aF destinationF forF astronautF/sB toF exploreF—andF, possiblyF, forF spaceF entrepreneurF/sB toF mineF.
The text for Part One
Here is the text you must use to identify bound and free morphemes.
Some gentlemen dined at an economical restaurant. They found the service to be unacceptable and wished to express their unhappiness to the management. The manager was unavailable, so they brought the leftovers home to their dog who resided in a doghouse in the backyard.
Part Two: Phonemes and the International Phonetic Alphabet

For the next portion, identify all the phonemes in the text that follows. You may need to do a bit of research to find the symbols you need to express this. This link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet_chart_for_English_dialects) will take you to the Wikipedea page for the IPA symbols most used by the various English dialects. To assist you in entering this for submission you can use the following website to type your answers: http://ipa.typeit.org/full/. Then simply paste your results into a .doc, .docx, or .rtf file and upload it here.?Write your answer in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

Example

Here is an example to help you format your assignment.

My name is Christian Petersen. I am a college instructor.
ma? ne?m ?z k??stt???n p?it??s??. a? æm e? k??l?d?? ??st??kto?.

The text for Part Two

Here is the text you must translate into IPA.

There was an old woman who swallowed a fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly. Perhaps she’ll die.
?

This is an example of a good way to format the whole assignment.

Christian Petersen
Assignment Two: Linguistic Anthropology
Anth1100-02: General Anthropology
Fall Semester 2012

Part One:
TheF captureF wouldF beF performF/edB robotF/icB/allyB, andF theF reB/locateF/dB asteroidF wouldF becomeF aF destinationF forF astronautF/sB toF exploreF—andF, possiblyF, forF spaceF entrepreneurF/sB toF mineF.

 

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see the five scenes of the movie called The breakfast Club and write on the listening in chappter 6 of the book by relating to the 5 scenes.
Scenes and their times:
Allison’s bag: 1:00:00
Family impersonations: 0:40:00
Group scene at end: 1:06:34
being friends on Monday morning falls in this scene: 1:20:48
Bender fighting about detention: 0:18:50
Lunch scene: 0:37:04

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Part One: Morphemes, Bound & Free
For the first half of this assignment you’ll need to identify the morphemes in the text that follows. Begin by separating morphemes with slashes then list all the morphemes and classify them as free or bound. Keep in mind that free morphemes must be related to the original word. For example "firetruck" consists of two free morphemes "fire" and "truck," but "some" is a single morpheme despite the fact that "so" and "me" could be considered individual free morphemes. This is because the meaning of "some" is not based on the morphemes "so" and "me."
Example for Part One
Here is an example to help you format your assignment.
The capture would be performed robotically, and the relocated asteroid would become a destination for astronauts to explore—and, possibly, for space entrepreneurs to mine.
TheF captureF wouldF beF performF/edB robotF/icB/allyB, andF theF reB/locateF/dB asteroidF wouldF becomeF aF destinationF forF astronautF/sB toF exploreF—andF, possiblyF, forF spaceF entrepreneurF/sB toF mineF.
The text for Part One
Here is the text you must use to identify bound and free morphemes.
Some gentlemen dined at an economical restaurant. They found the service to be unacceptable and wished to express their unhappiness to the management. The manager was unavailable, so they brought the leftovers home to their dog who resided in a doghouse in the backyard.
Part Two: Phonemes and the International Phonetic Alphabet

For the next portion, identify all the phonemes in the text that follows. You may need to do a bit of research to find the symbols you need to express this. This link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet_chart_for_English_dialects) will take you to the Wikipedea page for the IPA symbols most used by the various English dialects. To assist you in entering this for submission you can use the following website to type your answers: http://ipa.typeit.org/full/. Then simply paste your results into a .doc, .docx, or .rtf file and upload it here.?Write your answer in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

Example

Here is an example to help you format your assignment.

My name is Christian Petersen. I am a college instructor.
ma? ne?m ?z k??stt???n p?it??s??. a? æm e? k??l?d?? ??st??kto?.

The text for Part Two

Here is the text you must translate into IPA.

There was an old woman who swallowed a fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly. Perhaps she’ll die.
?

This is an example of a good way to format the whole assignment.

Christian Petersen
Assignment Two: Linguistic Anthropology
Anth1100-02: General Anthropology
Fall Semester 2012

Part One:
TheF captureF wouldF beF performF/edB robotF/icB/allyB, andF theF reB/locateF/dB asteroidF wouldF becomeF aF destinationF forF astronautF/sB toF exploreF—andF, possiblyF, forF spaceF entrepreneurF/sB toF mineF.
Part Two:
ma? ne?m ?z k??stt???n p?it??s??. a? æm e? k??l?d?? ??st??kto?.

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