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Aboriginal Youth Gang Involvement: Causation and Prevention
$10.00CRJS 1013-003
Diversity Issues and the Criminal Justice SystemAssignment #3, Research Paper
Aboriginal Youth Gang Involvement: Causation and PreventionTable of Contents
- Abstract 3
Introduction 4
Causation 5
Substance Abuse 5
Poor Educational Success & Employment Opportunities 6
Youth in Care and Family Factors 7
Prevention 8
Roles that Aboriginal Communities can take in Prevention 8
Roles that Canadian Governments can take in Prevention 9
Programs currently at work 10
Conclusion 11
References 13
13 Pages
THE CORNERSTONE OF THE JUSTICE ARGUMENT IN REPUBLIC
$10.00THE CORNERSTONE OF THE JUSTICE ARGUMENT IN REPUBLIC: Analogy of City and Soul
This essay answers the following essay question:
A central feature of Socrates’ argument to the brothers in Republic is the analogy between justice in the city and justice in the individual. Does this analogy device help to clarify or illustrate the definition of justice Plato wishes to offer his readers? Put another way, do you think the analogy is a good, persuasive one? Or, do you think it ultimately undermines Republic’s argument about what justice is?
6 pages
Mr. Toyoda Case
$1.50Student Learning Outcomes:
- The history of oil prices and what may happen in the future.
- Geopolitics of the supply and demand of energy.
- Environmental sustainability, how to increase economic efficiency, and issues related to energy security.
Question 1:
Why did oil price come down sharply in recent years? (I expect 1-2 paragraphs) (4 points)
Question 2:
Mr. Toyoda mentioned five risks in the Dramatically Changing Energy Landscape. List 3 of them. (3 points)
Question 3:
Mr. Toyoda mentioned six challenges that are necessary at major turning point in energy. List 4 of them. (4 points)
Question 4:
Do you think that producing and consuming countries need to cooperate to minimize the oil price fluctuation? Explain your answer in a paragraph. Yes or No only is not enough. (4 points)
Position Paper 1: Are we still evolving?
$3.00Position Paper 1: Are we still evolving?
Origins of Human Diversity, Fall 2016
Assignment:
Darwinian Evolution is the leading scientific theory regarding the development of new species. We understand the process as decent with modification brought about by selective pressures in the environment that lead to differential reproductive success. Some people argue that humans have adapted to a point that is beyond the selection process and are no longer evolving or under the pressures of natural selection. Others argue that because we modify a natural material or state in everything we do and/or build, is that we are still integrated into nature and subject to natural laws such as evolution and natural selection. Consider this statement and select one of the following positions to defend in your paper.
- Humans and everything we do are parts of nature and therefore subject to all natural laws and processes, including evolution and natural selection.
Or
- Humans have elevated themselves above nature and have developed adaptive means to remove themselves from some natural processes such as evolution and natural selection.
Tips for Success:
- Clearly state why you support the position you are defending
- Provide three arguments that support your position
- Support each of your arguments with evidence from the textbook and lectures
- Provide a clear conclusion that summarizes your position
- Proofread!
Submission Instructions:
- You must submit final papers to the D2L “Position Paper 1” Dropbox folder
- You must submit papers before 8:00 am on 9/9/2016
- You must submit Microsoft Word Documents (.doc or .docx), OTHER FORMATS WILL NOT BE GRADED
Formatting Instructions:
- Single space headers (Name, date, title, etc…)
- Times New Roman 11 or 12 point font
- Double space content
- 1” margins
- 700-750 word requirement (10% penalty for not meeting or exceeding the word limit)
- Provide a word count at the end of your paper (5% penalty for failing to include a word count)
- Headers and Works cited do not count towards your word limits
Citation Requirements:
- You must provide in text citations
- Works Cited Page
- APA Style for citations.
- You do not need a cover page or abstract
Do not use direct quotations
IESE ADMISSION LETTER
$7.50IESE
Briefly describe your career aspirations immediately after MBA. Please try to be as specific as possible by giving examples of position, Country and Company you would lile to work in: (200 word limit)
IESE Scholarship Essay
How do you plan to finance your MBA and why do you think you deserve a scholarship?Essay Question I
Please answer ONE (and only one) of the following two questions. (400 words)
1. Please describe a time when you had an idea that had a positive impact.
2. How do you develop yourself? What do you see as your development areas now?
Why is the colour pink considered a girly colour
$27.50Why is the colour pink considered a girly colour
- Abstract 3
- Introduction 3
- Colour psychology of pink 4-5
- The colour pink on TV 7-8
- The history of the colour pink 8-9
- The colour pink and young girls 9-11
- The colour pink and women 11-12
- Does colour-gender stereotyping still exist? 12-13
- References 14-15
- Appendices 16-18
G332 Visual Communication in the media MAP PROJECT Outline and Thesis
$15.00Project Overview
This week, you were introduced to six analytical perspectives for analyzing media. These perspectives form the foundation for your Media Analysis Project (MAP). Over the next three weeks, you will analyze a visual work from any media (print, film, television, Internet), of your own choosing.
Due Date
Your final project is due in Week 05. There will be individual assignments along the way. The week they are due is noted in the time line below.
Time Line
Week
Assignment
Topic Selection
Thesis and Outline
Final PaperRequirements
Your analysis must encompass all six perspectives. This will be a detailed analysis consisting of 6-8 written pages. You must also use four credible academic sources in addition to the media itself. All sources must be cited in-text as well as on a reference page using standard APA format. Information on using APA is available on the Online Library which is accessible through the Resources tab. Your final paper must include proper mechanics (clear, concise, and complete sentences and paragraphs), proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.Communication Major Admission Letter
$2.001) What do you hope to learn in this major and how will it further your career and personal goals?
2) Why are you interested in Communication as a college major?
3) Why do you think Communication is an important field of knowledge today?
4) What past experiences prepare you for a Communication major/career?
Significance of Nathan Hale’s quote to George Washington’s Secret Six
$5.00It is said that Nathan Hale’s last words before he died on September 22, 1776 were :” I only regret that I have but one life to lose for country.”
What is the significance of Nathan Hale’s quote to George Washington’s Secret Six?Please provide one paragraph answer for each question
$7.001. A researcher runs a study and discovers no difference between his conditions. He is worried that he is committing a Type II error. How can he adjust his study to reduce the risk of making this error?
2. A researcher hypothesizes that eating 5 small meals a day will lead to better overall health than eating fewer, larger meals a day. How should this researcher design her study? What would the conditions be? What would be the DV?
3. A researcher hypothesizes that people who are given a nap after a lecture will retain more information from that lecture than people who are not allowed to nap. Is this a good hypothesis? Why or why not?
4. A researcher wishes to investigate the effects of moderate exercise on the joint mobility of arthritis suffers. He asks for volunteers from a retirement community and randomly divides them into an exercise group and a no exercise group. Is this study likely to answer his research question? Why or why not?
5. A group of researchers is testing the effectiveness of a new mathematics textbook. They have students study the textbook and then take an exam. They discover that all of the children score very poorly on the exam. Should the researchers reject the textbook? Why or why not?
6. A researcher is interested in understanding the relationship between paying volunteers for their work and the volunteers’ satisfaction with their experience. He runs a simple experiment in which he either pays volunteers $20 for a half hour of work carrying boxes into a soup kitchen or does not pay the volunteers. Is this the best design to answer his question? Why or why not?
7. A researcher runs a study in which she investigates the differences in scientific literacy of students from different school systems. She claims that certain school systems cause their students to be better consumers of scientific work. Is this a valid conclusion? Why or why not?
8. A professor is interested in how students’ enjoyment of his course correlates with test scores. In order to study this, he distributes a questionnaire aimed at measuring the students’ enjoyment as the last page of the final exam. Is this an ethical study? Why or why not?
9. A researcher is interested in the effect of taking vitamin supplements on college-aged women’s overall health. What would be the best research design to use for this question?
10. A researcher hypothesizes that persistent iron deficiency in women leads to cognitive deficits that affect logical thinking as well as reading comprehension. What is the best research design to study this question?What would have been lost if Caedmon simply repeated the name God
$5.002- What would have been lost if Caedmon, instead of using a variety of expressions for God, had simply repeated the name God?
Now we must praise . . . God,
God’s might . . . and his mind plans,
the work of God, . . . when he of wonders every one,
God, . . . the beginning established.
He first created . . . for men’s sons
heaven as a roof, . . . God;
then middle-earth . . . God,
God, . . . afterwards made–
for men earth, . . . God.
Differences between Boudieu’s objectified, embodied, and institutionalized cultural capital
$5.00QUESTION:
1a) Describe in your own words the differences between Boudieu’s objectified, embodied, and institutionalized cultural capital. How may exchanging one’s cultural and social capital for economic capital and vice versa reproduce existing forms of inequality in society? Give an example, situating it in a social institution (e.g. work, family, education, health, media).
2b) “it has to be posited…that economic capital is at the root of all other types of capital and [at the same time] that these transformed, disguised forms of economic capital, never entirely reducible to that definition, produce their most specific effects only to the extent that they conceal the fact that economic capital….is at the root of their effects.” (Bourdieu, p. 177, 1st ed., stress added).
How modern society has become one-dimensional
$5.00QUESTIONS
5a) Even writing in the 1950s, Marcuse vividly describes how modern society has become one-dimensional; that is, we have identified so much with the needs imposed on us by industrial capitalism that we are no longer cognizant of our dreams and desires, individually and collectively. What are some examples from contemporary popular culture that you think contribute to this one-dimension? Are there aspects of contemporary consumer culture that you think might do the opposite and actually empower or liberate individuals?
5b) “We are again confronted with one of the most vexing aspects of advanced industrial civilization: the rational character of its irrationality. Its productivity and efficiency, its capacity to increase and spread comforts, to turn waste into need, and destruction into construction…People recognize themselves in their commodities. The very mechanism which ties the individual to his society has changed, and social control is anchored in the new needs which it has produced (Marcuse, p. 287
Differences between Boudieu’s objectified, embodied, and institutionalized cultural capital
SEC 280 Week 6 Case Study
$5.00Case Study:
Gem Infosys, a small software company, has decided to better secure its computer systems after a malware attack shut down its network operations for 2 full days. The organization uses a firewall, three file servers, two Web servers, one Windows 2008 Active Directory server for user access and authentication, ten PCs, and a broadband connection to the Internet. The management at Gem needs you to formulate an incident-response policy to reduce network down time if future incidents occur. Develop an incident-response policy that covers the development of an incident-response team, disaster-recovery processes, and business- continuity planning.
NETW 420 Week 6 SNMP Assignment
$7.00NETW 420 Enterprise Network Mgmt w/Lab Week 6 Written Assignment:
Write a two-and-a-half-page report briefly describing SNMP and its commands and;describing MIB-1/MIB-2, including the hierarchical tree, object identifier;(OID), groups, and object types.
CARBON, PHOSPHORUS, AND NITROGEN CYCLES
$5.00Environmental Science
Week II Individual Work Assignment
Summarize man’s impact on the carbon, phosphorus, and nitrogen cycles. Explain the impact of humans and other living creatures upon the environment.
Chapter 3 discussed the Carbon, Phosphorus, and Nitrogen Cycles.
For this week’s individual work, please write a 1-2 page paper (counting body text only, not title or reference pages) in double-spaced, one-inch margins on all sides. Please respond to the following:
Discuss how humans impact each cycle. Give specific examples of each cycle and how humans impact these cycles.
- Abstract 3