Proposition Assignment Each person will be assigned to one of the propositions appearing on the November 8th Ballot. Each person is responsible for putting together a fact sheet and presentation about their proposition. You will need to educate the class about their Proposition including: what the proposition will do if passed and how the proposition will affect Government, Business and Society if enacted; and who are the sponsors of the Proposition and who are the major opponents. An outline of the presentation is due one week before the presentation. The class hasn’t started yet I am just getting a head start before I am issued the two other group members. Because it is a lot of work.[unique_solution] A description of the ballot measures can be found at: https://ballotpedia.org/California_2016_ballot_propositions I have selected Proposition 64 – Legalizing Marijuana Outline: One week before the date of the scheduled presentation each person must turn in an outline showing the format of their presentation and order in which the topics will be covered. Fact Sheet: You must turn in a fact…
Proposition Analysis Grading Rubric A project: Is superior in four (A-), five (mid-A), or six (high A) of the areas below B project: Is superior in one (B-), two (B), or three (B+) of the areas below[unique_solution] C project: Includes an outline, fact sheet and bibliography that are complete, well organized and on time superior deficient Presentation thoroughly discussed and educated the class about the issue’s historical context and application to business, society and government. superior deficient Presentation discussed and educated the class about the issue and who its major supporters and opponents are, superior deficient Presentation considered both sides of the issue fully, with several well-chosen, specific examples and persuasive reasoning (evidence/examples and explanation/details) superior deficient Submitted two appropriately difficult questions for inclusion on the final with suggested answers superior deficient Student adequately contributed to the overall group. superior deficient D paper: Is deficient in one (D+), two (D), or three (D-) of the areas above F paper: Is deficient in four or more of the areas above Notes:
Socrates:Acting justly Socrates strives to bring a clear meaning of how to be just. In addition, he mentions some of the unjust practices that should be ceased in order to get full rewards and reputation of acting justly. However, Socrates words are highly criticized by the two brothers; Glaucon and Adeimantus. Apparently, Glaucon and Adeimantus strongly differ from Socrates words by highlighting some of the major challenges from the Socrates argument. At first, Glaucon disagrees with Socrates’ argument that arranging of goods is one of the ways to achieve justice. Reason behind this is that, some of them come unexpectedly, are appreciated but finally leave without sign of just. A good example is enjoyments and harmless pleasures. According to Glaucon, most people believe that justice is only reckoned in a troublesome class. He argues that practices such as caring of the sick are wrongly understood as disagreeable but in reality, they add up to reward and reputation. In addition, Glaucon disagrees with Socrates that acting justly leads to good results and reputation with the point that knowledge, health and…
The effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on metabolism Your task is to research and describe a particular weight-loss method that targets the body′s metabolism. Be sure to use the appropriate scientific concepts to explain how metabolic processes are affected and how this results in weight loss. Also include the possible risks to the individual associated with that particular method and the impact this may have on society. Be sure to investigate the costs to the medical system. Finally, based on your research, give your opinion on why it is important to know how the body′s cells will react to the introduction of new substances or the drastic removal of other substances related to a particular diet.[unique_solution] The effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on metabolism Your task is to research and describe a particular weight-loss method that targets the body′s metabolism. Be sure to use the appropriate scientific concepts to explain how metabolic processes are affected and how this results in weight loss. Also include the possible risks to the individual associated with that particular method and the impact this may have on society. Be…
New Stakd Branch concept -first of its kind puts branch inside a container See article https://www.thestar.com/business/2017/12/19/shipping-container-marketplace-stackt-thinks-inside-the-box.html Call centre: moving to a work at home concept where agents service customers from their home offices -make agents home based[unique_solution] Large office move of 2000 people into new workplace experience concept. Conditions: need to move them out of current environment and find a swing space for a year before you move to the newly renovated space Implementation of a new lending management system -customer and employee impact. Be sure to consider shareholder risk New financial planning software that is leaps ahead of competition Credit cards: change in points structure that is better and elevates card ahead of competition Cross boarder banking offered online and in branches Credit cards: offering first credit card to new Canadians who have no credit history on Canada
current events topic on technology with ethical issues I am looking for something that involves technology and which has some impact on society. So think about different aspects of technology, something that really interests In the subject line: short desсrіptor of your topic Desсrіption: 1-3 sentence desсrіption of your topic and why it is of interest to you and the class Scenario: Outline of the scenario you will use for applying the ethical theories and codes of ethics. You must be able to analyze your scenario using the ethical theories and using the codes of ethics. Your scenario must end with an ethical question (dilemma). Reference: Cite 1 reference from the last 12 months that inspired your topic[unique_solution] current events topic on technology with ethical issues I am looking for something that involves technology and which has some impact on society. So think about different aspects of technology, something that really interests In the subject line: short desсrіptor of your topic Desсrіption: 1-3 sentence desсrіption of your topic and why it is of interest to you and the class Scenario:…
Intensity (I) and Reference Intensity (Iref) Exercise 1-3: Sound Intensity Level (SIL) and Sound Pressure Level (SPL) in decibels (dB); Intensity (I) and Reference Intensity (Iref) Excess pressure – root-mean-squared prms, Sound velocity (c) and Ambient density ρA Exercise 1: If the acoustic pressure is doubled, the sound pressure level is increased with how many dB? Workings:[unique_solution] Answer: Exercise 2: The sound pressure level at the threshold of pain for humans hearing sound waves in air is 130 dB re 20 μPa. By assigning (and presenting) typical properties for air, calculate the intensity of sound at this threshold. Workings: Answer: Exercise 3: Take 2 harmonic plane waves in both air and water. Intensities are identical. The sound pressure level of the sound wave in air = 120 dB re 20 μPa. By assigning (and presenting) typical properties for air and water, calculate the sound pressure level of this wave in water. Workings: Answer:
What, So What, Now What Paper Audience: Although I will be the only one reading your paper, I want to read it as if you were speaking to your fellow classmates’/college peers. What? – Each student will introduce a Contemporary Social Issue/Problem that is important to them. They should explain exactly what the problem is and connect it to the in-class definition (which will come after Week 2 – Defining Social Problems). A.k.a. What is the problem? So What? – The student will then make arguments as to why anyone should invest interest, energy, time, resources even passions into caring about this particular social problem. All the while explaining their own personal interest in the issue/problem. A.k.a. Why should we care? & Why do you care? Now What? – Finally, show how we can take action for this social Issue (e.g. introducing us to local, national or global organization(s) where we would have the opportunity to volunteer, create awareness or donate to etc.) A.k.a. What is already being done about it? & How can we get involved?[unique_solution] DETAILS:…
Social Problem that is important What? – Each student will introduce a Contemporary Social Issue/Problem that is important to them. They should explain exactly what the problem is and connect it to the in-class definition (which will come after Week 2 – Defining Social Problems). A.k.a. What is the problem? So What? – The student will then make arguments as to why anyone should invest interest, energy, time, resources even passions into caring about this particular social problem. All the while explaining their own personal interest in the issue/problem. A.k.a. Why should we care? & Why do you care? Now What? – Finally, show how we can take action for this social Issue (e.g. introducing us to local, national or global organization(s) where we would have the opportunity to volunteer, create awareness or donate to etc.) A.k.a. What is already being done about it? & [unique_solution]How can we get involved? DETAILS: 1. Paper length: 3-5 pages in the body of the report. Your report should be a minimum of three full pages or a maximum of five pages, not counting…
Writing a Profile Essay Writing the Profile Bullock and Goggin say that ″[p]rofiles are written portraits–of people, events, or other things″ (233). Let′s start by reading Ernie Smith′s ″A Brief History of the Modern-Day Straw, the World′s Most Wasteful Commodity″ (233-239). I will be grading profiles according to how well you follow Bullock and Goggin′s ″Key Features Profiles″ (239-241). Since the profile is due on the 1st of February, waste no time. Start thinking about a person, an event, a place, or another thing to profile. If you′re having trouble choosing a subject, read ″A Brief Guide to Writing Profiles: Choosing a Suitable Subject″ (241-242). Before you start writing, read ″Generating Ideas and Text″ (242-245). Profiles are not research papers because it reads as a ″Firsthand Account″ (240). Bullock and Goggin recommend that you ″capture [your subject] from a particular angle″ (240). In other words, describe to your reader the unusual about your subject. A particular angle controls your profile from unwinding into all kinds of details that are not relevant to your purpose for writing.[unique_solution] Writing a Profile Essay…