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  Analysis of Nick Flynn’s Writing Style and My Imitation

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  Imitation and Analysis
  

  1. Imitation (3-4 pages)

  For this assignment, you will be narrating your own childhood memory imitating the style of Nick Flynn’s prose. You must imitate at least three stylistically different sections from the book.

  Though the content will be your own, you should use your examples to inform decisions about subject, grammar, and style. You will want to look very closely at specific sections in order to replicate their effects. You might want to exaggerate certain elements of style in order to illustrate the choices Flynn makes.

  You should pay close attention to all elements of the writer’s style, including purpose, form, subject, syntax, punctuation, sentence structures, rhythm, diction, tone, description, specificity, connotation, and so on.

  Your imitation should include a specific event that is described in the first person. It should also reflect your personal interpretation of the book by Flynn. Whatever elements stand out as to you as being unique to him would be a good thing to try to imitate. It’s your decision how closely you want to imitate Flynn: you could take a few specific sentences and change a few elements to reflect your experience and sensibilities, or you could write a completely original story in the general style of the writer using elements that he seems to use often. You should imitate whatever stands out to you as being interesting. Consider elements of content (such as subject and mood) as well as elements of form (such as grammatical structures and word choice).

  1. Analysis (2-4 pages)

  Using unified, coherent, well-developed paragraphs and grammatical and effective sentences, write an analysis discussing both the original essays and your imitations of them. Quote the passages you are discussing (don’t be afraid to quote yourself). Include highly specific references to particular elements (such as those listed above) that you noticed in the original and tried to convey in your imitation.

  Address all the following considerations in an essay form:

  • What stylistic choices did Flynn make? Were these effective? How?
  • Do you feel Flynn’s style is compatible with the stories he tells?
  • What is the relationship between the style of the memoir and its content?
  • Did writing in different styles cause you to make choices you might not have made otherwise? Explain.
  • What did it feel like to write in this way?
  • Do you feel you were successful in your imitation? To what extent?
  • How did writing in this style influence the content of what you wrote?
  • Could you have done a better job if you were free to use your own, or a different, style?
  • What did you learn about your own writing from this assignment?

  9 pages

  MLA 1 Reference
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  Aspects of contemporary life which are said to cause stress

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  Stress of Modern Life

  Topic: Stress has been identified as a factor in causing or exacerbating arrange of health conditions.

  Identify two aspects of contemporary life which are said to cause stress and us examples of two stress-related illnesses.Discuss the extent to which increasing levels of stress in modern life is responsible for deterioration of our general health.

   

  5 Pages

  APA 10 References
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  Gaming Addiction

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  This paper addresses the issue of gaming addiction based on the recent statistics, benefits, harms, and general information regarding gaming addiction. It aims at finding out whether gaming addiction is harmful to the involved victims?

  Paper Contents:
  Abstract
  Introduction
  Background
  Discussion
  Relationship between gaming addiction and substance addiction
  Who are addicts?
  Statistics and symptoms
  Health issues associated with video game addiction
  Benefits of computer gaming addiction
  Conclusion and Recommendation
  References

  14 pages

  APA 13 References
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  Transforming CAUTI Evidence-based Guidelines into Clinical Practice

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  Plan of Change: Transforming CAUTI Evidence-based Guidelines into Clinical Practice

  The paper examines applicability of using Kurt Lewin’s and Rogers’ Change Management Theories to instill change in the organization. It will also aim at providing a better understanding of how change affects the organization and identify barriers for successful implementation of change.

  5 Pages

  APA 7 References
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  MANAGING RISKS EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA DURING PREGNANCY

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  The topic for the dissertation is MANAGING RISKS EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA DURING PREGNANCY.

  Paper Contents:

  • Chapter One: Introduction
  • Chapter Two: Methodology
  • Ethical Consideration
  • Chapter Three: The Results
  • Chapter Four : Discussion
  • Implications
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Five: Recommendations

  45 Pages
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  Initial Artifact Analysis

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  Initial Artifact Analysis

  The paper analyses a banned advertisement video from Carl Jr.

  Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqXWY06LWcg
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  Out of Sight Out of Mind Essay

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  Out of Sight Out of Mind Essay

  Write a 4-5 page essay in which you explain a concept to your reader.  Your explanation will identify and define a focused aspect of the concept as you communicate the significance of your explanation.  Utilize at least one outside source as you develop your explanation.

  Skills:

  • A Focused Explanation
  • Appropriate Explanatory Strategy
  • A Clear, Logical Organization
  • Smooth Integration of Sources
  • Not-So-Fine Print:
  • 4-5 pages
  • MLA format
  • One outside source
  • Works Cited page
  • Tutoring Evidence

  My name is and I will be your tutor for this assignment. Firstly, I would like to thank you for sharing this essay with me. I greatly enjoyed reading it, and feel that it is a strong rough draft. However, I do have a few suggestions to help make the final draft even stronger:

  • Be sure you add a header to your documents. This can be accomplished by selecting insert from the drop-down menu, then selecting page numbers. Be sure to also include your last name, as shown above.
  • I noticed several instances of comma splices throughout your essay. I am including a link to a useful comma rules guide that will help demonstrate proper comma usage.

  https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/692/01/

  • Can you focus more on defining the “out of sight, out of mind” concept and how it affects more than your personal life? Why is this concept important for people to grasp?

  Overall, your essay is off to a strong start. I hope you find my feedback helpful when revising for your final draft.
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  Marketing Campaign for Apple iPad Paper

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  The paper provides a marketing plan for Apple’s iPad

  Paper Contents:

  • Marketing Goals
  • S.M.A.R.T. Goals for Three Bottom line
  • Marketing Mix
  • Promotion Budget and Implementation Calendar
  • Implementation calendar
  • Objective and Task Budget
  • References

   

  13 pages

   
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  Using Discounted Cash-Flow Analysis to Make Investment Decisions

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  True / False Questions

  1. Capital budgeting analysis focuses on cash flow as opposed to profits.
  2. Accurate capital budgeting analysis depends on total cash flows as opposed to incremental cash flows (i.e., the difference between cash flow with project and cash flow without project).
  3. Sunk costs influence capital budgeting decisions only when the sunk costs exceed future cash inflows.
  4. Opportunity costs are evaluated for investment decisions at their historical (that is, book) cost.
  5. The method of financing a project affects the determination of its cash flows for capital budgeting purposes.
  6. In project analysis, allocations of overhead should be limited to only those that represent additional expense.
  7. If a project permits a reduction in the level of working capital, this reduction is assumed to increase cash flows.

  8. An asset in the MACRS 5-year class life will have depreciation expense in six different years.

  9. The present value of the total depreciation tax shield will be higher when an asset uses MACRS than when depreciated straight-line.
  10. Upon the sale of equipment at the end of its useful life, tax liability will be incurred whenever the book value of the equipment exceeds the sales price.
  11. When additional funds must be committed to working capital, those funds are assumed to be recovered at the end of the project’s life.
  12. Discounting real cash flows with real interest rates gives an overly optimistic idea of a project’s value.
  13. Sunk costs remain the same whether or not you accept the project.
  14. Sunk costs do not affect project NPV.
  15. Investments in working capital, just like investments in plant and equipment, result in cash inflows.
  16. A project will always generate extra overhead costs.
  17. Discounting real cash flows at a nominal rate is a serious mistake.
  18. Suppose you finance a project partly with debt, you should neither subtract the debt proceeds from the required investment, nor would you recognize the interest and principal payments on the debt as cash outflows.
  19. When you finance a project partly with debt, you should still view the project as if it were all equity-financed, treating all cash outflows required for the project as coming from stockholders, and all cash inflows as going to them.
  20. As a project comes to its end, there is a disinvestment in working capital, which also generates positive cash flow as inventories are sold off and accounts receivable are collected.
  21. The total depreciation tax shield equals the product of depreciation and the tax rate.
  22. Cash flow from operations = (revenues – cash expenses) x (1 – tax rate) + (depreciation x tax rate).

  Multiple Choice Questions

  23. Corporate income statements are designed primarily to show:
      A.cash flows during a period.
      B. account balances at the end of a period.
      C. performance during a period.
      D. market values of assets and liabilities.
  24. Projects that are calculated as having negative NPVs should be:
      A.depreciated over a longer time period.
      B. charged less in overhead costs.
      C. discounted using lower rates.
      D. rejected or abandoned.
  25. If the adoption of a new product will reduce the sales of an existing product, then the:
      A. new product should not be undertaken.
      B. old product should be abandoned.
      C. incremental benefits of the new product may be over-estimated.
      D. incremental benefits of the new product may be under-estimated.
  26. The value of a proposed capital budgeting project depends upon the:
      A.total cash flows produced.
      B. incremental cash flows produced.
      C. accounting profits produced.
      D. increase in total sales produced.
  27. The rationale for not including sunk costs in capital budgeting decisions is that they:
      A.are usually small in magnitude.
      B. revert at the end of the investment.
      C. have no incremental effect.
      D. reduce the estimated NPV.
  28. If a project’s cash flows exceed the project’s incremental cash flows, it is likely that the:
      A.project interacts with other aspects of the firm.
      B. project must have high depreciation expense.
      C. opportunity cost of capital must be high.
      D. project will have a negative NPV.
  29. When is it appropriate to include sunk costs in the evaluation of a project?
      A.Include sunk costs when they are relatively large.
      B. Include sunk costs if it improves the project’s NPV.
      C. Include sunk costs if they are considered to be overhead costs.
      D. It is never appropriate to include sunk costs.
  30. A cost should be considered sunk when it:
      A.is fully depreciated.
      B. produces no additional sales revenues.
      C. has no effect on future flows.
      D. is replaced by costs that are not yet sunk.
  31. The opportunity cost of an asset:
      A. should be depreciated annually.
      B. can differ depending on market conditions.
      C. is typically ignored in capital budgeting.
      D. is important only for parcels of land.