Using your creative skill rewrite the ending for Popular Mechanics then defend your writing in page. Start on Paragraph 21 quote the linde then go onto the rewrite. Why did you choice to end the story the way you did. DO NOT SUMMARIZE THE STORY.
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[order_calculator]Compare and contrast a dramatic poem entitled “The Daughter of Herodias” with Wilde’s “Salome” concentrating on the characterization of Herod and Herodias. (Salome
herself is a minor character).
– Minimum of 3 sources required for this paper and sources must be acquired from (with citations)
http://library.sbcc.edu/
– The sources must either help further your comparisons or oppose your comparisons and prove them wrong.
-No summarization is needed.
The poem is attached as a file and here is Oscar Wilde’s “Salome”. http://www.sparknotes.com/drama/salome/
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[order_calculator]Complete the Marketing Plan Template with all section answered, information organized with relevant content, and any updated and materials, references in APA format, and visual aid (graphs, charts, pictures, tables, logos, etc.) included. The marketing plan should be professionally prepared, use business language and image, and adhere to academic standards. Marketing Plan Template should also include any updates based on faculty feedback or course materials. Plan should include Targeting Customers,Unique Selling Proposition,Distribution Plan and Promotions Strategy,
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[order_calculator]Hypothesis testing
This week, you’ll learn more about the building blocks of business research. Last week’s readings and guidance introduced you to the concept of hypotheses and research questions. Let’s go into hypothesis testing a bit further.
Let’s reconsider last week’s sample research question: “Why are some of Ashford University’s students not successful in school?” Assume that Ashford’s management noticed that not all students are as successful as they would like them to be: some students fail courses, others drop out, and so on. This is considered the problem they would like to solve with the research. After some background evaluation, the administration develops a hypothesis about the problem and the question: “Ashford students don’t succeed when they have old computers.” The hypothesis states the problem (lack of student success) and an “educated guess” about why the problem is happening (students have old computers).
In the research, Ashford’s administrators need to operationalize the study and test the hypothesis; this means they need to do the research to find out whether their hypothesis is correct. They could study it by sending a survey to students in order to find out how old their computer is. They could give a new computer to some of the students with an old computer, and they could not give a new computer to students with an old computer. Then, the researchers could observe whether there is a difference between the old-computer students and the new-computer students.
In this study, the “null hypothesis” would be: “There is no statistically significant difference between the success of students with old computers and students with new computers.” If the study found there is, in fact, no difference in the success of the two groups, the researchers would fail to reject the null hypothesis. If there is a difference between the two groups, the researchers would reject the null hypothesis.
he process of collecting data to observe differences might be new to you. Remember that if you are not collecting data to answer a research question, you are not doing original research. You might have thought previously that if you write a paper in which you summarize what other researchers have done, then you are “doing research.” That’s not true in this class. In business research, you go beyond summarizing others’ work; you’re making observations from data that are your own.
Research ethics
It’s important to make sure that whatever research you do that involves people, or data from or about them, is conducted ethically. If research is ethical, it means (among other things) that the researchers are protecting the privacy of the participants and any research data collected about them.
In business settings, companies conduct research all the time to learn how to serve customers better, how to increase profits, and so on. If you surveyed your customers about their experience in your store using an online survey, it wouldn’t be ethical to force them to provide their names and addresses. They might choose to provide their names and contact information if they wanted you to follow up with them about a negative experience in the store, but to protect their privacy, you should not demand that information.
In university settings, ethics boards (also called Institutional Review Boards or IRBs) review the plans for all the studies that involve human participants, such as people who complete surveys or participate in interviews. The IRB’s main objective is to ensure the safety, privacy, and confidentiality of participants. You can read about Ashford’s IRB at http://www.ashford.edu/about/institutional-review-board.htm.
For viewing:
Ty, R. (2009, June 16). Types of research & research designs [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49_u-pXwx7g
Marianne102. (2009, December 8). Unethical research methods [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmEDdVEwkHc
Ethics in Internet Research
Read the journal article: The Ethics of Internet Research and this week’s lecture. In your own words, provide a summary of the article and add your own thoughts on how the Internet can affect the research process, including, but not limited to, ethics concerns.
Research Design
Google’s business model includes state-of-the art research. Pick a research study that Google’s researchers have done from their list of Research Areas & Publication. What do you think about this research? Find details about related research to support your argument. Cite the studies in APA format.
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[order_calculator]When researchers conduct a quantitative research study, they must ensure that the instruments and sample population they use mesh well with the study’ s goals and objectives so that they will produce valid and reliable results.
To prepare for this Essay, review the Learning Resources while considering the following:
What makes a research study valid and reliable?
What issues related to sampling (e.g., size and selection of sample data) do researchers need to keep in mind? What are the limitations of sampling in conducting research?
What considerations need to be taken into account regarding measurement?
Then, with these thoughts in mind, critique the articles “Assessing the Performance of Freestanding Hospitals” and “A National Study of Efficiency for Dialysis Centers” in this week’s Learning Resources. What are the strengths and weaknesses of each of the studies?
Complete a 1 pg comprehensive response to the following:
Describe the strengths and weaknesses of each of the studies described in the articles, as well as the sample design(s). Be sure that your analysis takes into account sampling and measurement.
Propose potential remedies to address the weaknesses of each study.
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[order_calculator]• Discuss the role of syncretism and religious conversion in the film The Other Conquest.
• Describe how the devotion to the Virgen de Guadalupe has maintained indigenous religious traditions in Latin America through religious syncretism.
• Make reference to the course readings (ATTACHED), the film The Other Conquest, and research outside of the course readings.
Explain how a given institution or symbol system in a nonwestern culture enhances the viability of that culture or, alternately, serves the purposes of some social group or category within that culture.
Essays should…
• be well-written and carefully checked for grammar and spelling errors
• make use of at least four (4) academic secondary sources (journal articles, books)
• contain a well-articulated thesis statement
o Thesis statement must be underlined
o Thesis statements take a position; the paper proves that position
• avoid sweeping generalizations and prove their point using evidence, reasoning, and concrete examples
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[order_calculator]Writer must be familiar with Australia 2-strike rule.
Write a conclusion for the assignment and expand at least 2 reasons for the Section on Recommendations.
Assignment will be uploaded when assigned.
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[order_calculator]1. Apply relevant models to Blackberry Hill Farm to analyse the current challenges they have in their operations processes and satisfying the customer. This could include: the input-process-output model; the value chain model and business process mapping. Evaluate how they could improve the operations processes; this should promote the database system and other ideas for operations improvement
2. Complete a mind map/rich picture to identify and explore the people; management and technology issues at Blackberry Hill Farm. Analyse how to improve the operations and Blackberry Hill Farm considering these issues.
3. Specialism Topic
Select one from the following four options and write 600 word summary topic
Option 1: Describe the role of information systems in careers in accounting/finance, human resources, marketing and operations management, and explain how careers in information systems have been affected by new technologies and outsourcing.
Option 2: For an organisation of your choice, write a 600 word short case that summarises how they have strategically harnessed the use of operations and/or information systems. You could consider using Gartner research as a starting point. Gartner are an Anglia Ruskin partner, you can connect to their site from the http://my.anglia.ac.uk- click on “auto-login to Gartner website” from the “Links to Partner Sites” section. You do not have to get your case from there; any suitable source will be fine.
Option 3: How much can business intelligence and business analytics help SME’s refine their business strategy? A good starting point is Chapter 10 Improving Decision Making and Managing Knowledge.
Option 4: The acronym Mint is no longer just a peppermint sweet; it is now also an investment acronym which in the next decade or two could prove extremely profitable for investors. The concept, which groups the countries of Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey, has been popularised by respected economist Jim O’Neill, the man who also coined the BRIC term in 2001. Discuss how the MINT countries can become the next global economic powerhouses.
4. Academic Rigour
Your assignment should be written in good business English and be well structured and presented. Your assignment should clearly include the academic insight, i.e. the concepts and the supporting references involved, indicated in the assignment and listed in the references and bibliography
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