Review and follow Description 1-3. Answer all questions provided.Included in-text citation.

Networking to the Max

Description
1. Referencing your text, within every interview, there will be a point at which you have an opportunity to deliver a quick synopsis of who you are and your best qualifying points; for example, the interviewer might ask, “Why do you think you would be the best candidate for this position in our organization?”

2.To help make that “sale,” you will need to have a power-packed “commercial” ready which you can deliver in one minute to convince the interviewer that you are, indeed, the best one for the job for which you are applying.

3. Write down the information that would be listed in a 60-second commercial which succinctly summarizes your qualifications for this particular job (skills, education, experience, etc.) using the following headings and your personal information which completes each of the following titles:
1. Job Target
2. Experience Credentials
3. Education Credentials
4. Proof of Benefits Provided
5. Related Job Skills/Preferences
6. Transferable Competencies

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what attracting university students to use social media: evidence from university of Lincoln.

Introduction chapter should be must include 4 parts: 1.brief background, 2.research objective(2 or 3 is fine), 3.significance of study, 4.outline of report.

The paper should be focus on Facebook and Twitter to anaylsis. (for example: 1.how many personal to use it so far, use figure to provide some point. 2.Why important, 3.attitude, 4.behavior, and 5. compare face book and twitter,)

Research proposal:
➢ Background
Social media and many of the networking sites have gained tremendous popularity in the last one decade. A majority of these websites were introduced in the early 2000’s but were not able to gain a high popularity. However, with changing times and with attractive positioning techniques, social media websites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and many more have gained incredible success in the global markets. Today, it is considered as one of the most imperative tools of interacting with friends, relatives, colleagues and peers. With different alternatives such as chatting, messaging, video conferencing, photographs, video’s and profiles, the social media has become one of the leisure activities for the users. People from almost all the segments are a part of these social networking websites and many of them have their user accounts on more than one website. The youth is considered as the primary target audiences for the social networking sites in the entire world, on a whole. The same trend of increasing use of social media has been observed in the students of Lincoln University.
➢ Aim:
This paper concentrate on exploring the main characteristics of university students’ uses social media behaviors and what factors influencing their use it.
➢ Research problem
The research problem for the mentioned study will be to comprehend the reasons for the University students to use the social media. This research will seek to answer the question that “what are the reasons that influences the students of the university of Lincoln to use the social media”
➢ Literature review
The literature review for this research study will be done on the basis of the PEST analysis, marketing mix of the social media websites and the consumer behavior towards Facebook and Twitter. The political and the legal factors are very much in favor of the social networking sites. Except for some gulf countries, social media is highly acceptable all over the globe. The economic environment is not much applicable to these services as they are available free of cost to the customers. The social and cultural factors mainly comprises of the taste and preferences of the customers and acceptability of the customers towards a product. Social media has created such hype in the market that it is very much acceptable by the students of University of Lincoln. The technological environment includes the internet connection and access to the website which is highly available inside the university premises.
The marketing mix comprises of the 4 P’s of marketing. The product, in this case, is the networking services that allow the students to stay in touch with each other. Although many times it has been said that the services offered by these social networking sites are wasting the time of the students but still they are highly preferred. The price is not applicable as it is available free of cost. The place or the channel of distribution is created through the online format that can be accessed from any part of the university. The promotions for these sites are mainly done in the online media to magnetize the youth.
The consumer behavior is highly positive for these services amongst the students of the University. This is mainly because of the benefits that it provides to the students. Not only Facebook allows them to stay in touch with each other but also enables them to know about the latest happenings of the university. Since the university has many departments and the students might not be able to know everything that is going on, these social networking sites allows them to stay in regular touch of all the departments. Thus, from the consumer behavior study, it can be understood that mostly the students use these services for staying in touch with each other and acquainting the most recent developments in the university

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instrumentation and control using lab view ( national instrumentation lab view)

Submission Date: 14th November 2014 Assessment Value: 40%

This assignment is designed to work on a set of sampled data from a thickness sensor. The samples are stored in an appropriate array of up to 100 elements. The values represent the depth of the insulation around a particular cable. The thickness can vary from 0- 4 mm represented by a corresponding real value stored in the array. As long as the depth is between 1 and 4 mm the cable falls within the allowable specification however if it falls below 1 mm it is deemed to be too thin.

Specification 1 (60%)

To design a VI that will identify the number of thin values and display as a percentage of the total number of samples.

The front panel must have the following:

An array of controls holding the sampled values.

An indicator holding the percentage of thin values.

Specification 2 (80%)

Thin values tend to appear as sections or patches along the length of the cable i.e. values of less than 1 mm stored in successive array elements. To design a VI that will meet specification 1 and will also calculate the number of these thin patches. The front panel will now have an extra indicator to display the number of patches.

Specification 3 (100%)

To design a VI that will meet Specification 2 and will also be capable of detecting and displaying the start index and the length (number of successive elements less than 1 mm) of each thin patch.

Hint: Look at Array indicators.

Requirements

A report that fully documents the operation of your software, explaining clearly how each section works.

A working copy of the software submitted with the report on a CD in Version 8.6.

You may be asked to demonstrate your software and attend a viva in the weeks following the submission of yo

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Advanced management accountancy – Critically discuss the role of a Management Accountant in a company that is implementing Environmental Management Accounting for the first time.

Learning outcomes assessed:

1. Critically analyse the relevance of management accountancy techniques to managerial decision-making.

2. Apply environmental management accounting techniques to predict future costs.

Required

Critically discuss the role of a Management Accountant in a company that is implementing Environmental Management Accounting for the first time.

You must also include:

I. an analysis of the different methods a business may use to account for its environmental costs;

II. an evaluation of the issues businesses face in the management of environmental costs; and

III. a discussion of the potential motives of a company wishing to implement them.

You must include both references and a bibliography to meet the academic requirements of the work.

Pls use UK reference.

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Establishing Theme

Establishing Theme

Select a movie from AFI’s 10 Top 10 lists and explain how three cinematic techniques and/or design elements have helped establish a major theme in that film. Note: While you are allowed to choose a film that does not come from the AFI lists, you are strongly encouraged to email your professor to receive approval before doing so.

In 800 to 1200 words
Describe a major theme of the movie you have selected using evidence from the movie itself as well as course resources and other scholarly sources to support your position.
Identify at least three techniques (cinematography, lighting, acting style, or direction) and/or design elements (set design, costuming, or hair and makeup), and explain how these techniques and/or design elements contribute to the establishment of the theme. Reference particular scenes or sequences in your explanations.
State your opinion regarding the mise en scène, including
How the elements work together.
How congruent the design elements are with the theme of the movie.
Whether or not other techniques would be as effective (Explain your reasoning).
Note: Remember that a theme is an overarching idea that recurs throughout the plot of a film. It is the distilled essence of what the film is about, the main design which the specific scenes and actions lead a viewer to understand.

Your paper should be organized around a thesis statement that focuses on how the elements of your chosen feature-length film both establish and maintain one of its major themes.

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sn1&sn2

1. abstract
2.introduction( do not include procedure) , write about general information and background for sn1 and sn2. talk about what is sn1 ,sn2 and rate law? what effects rate of each reaction. explain mechanism briefly. talk about AgNO3/EtOH AND NaI/ acetone test
3. method:procedure
4.results: table of results, mechanism of the reaction that you do in lab( hand drawn). structure of molecules , brief description of results
5. discussion: discuss result in detail! explain result for each step ( without writing procedures) e.g. why use saturated solution of NaHCO3 and NaCl? why sodium sulfate in the last step? calculation: theoretical & percentage yield.
6. citation ( can not use website, use scientific research paper)

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movie essay

Intro to Sociology �”Nell” � Film Essay Exam

For this exam you are applying sociological concepts to the events, visual symbols and story in thefilm “Nell”. Please answer each question with a paragraph of approximately 4-6 sentencesor more using the required bold fonted key terms. Your test should be atleast two pages in length, double spaced, type 12 font, but no more than fourpages. Remember to reference the film, the textbook, and any other sources youused to complete the test such as a film review. You can find the necessary key terms within your textbook index, please read the appropriate sections to answer the exam questions.
Discovered living alone in the backwoods of North Carolina after the death of her mother, Nell Kellty (Jodie Foster) is, at first, thought to be a “wild child,” having learned no social skills and speaking unintelligible gibberish. When Doctors Jerome “Jerry” Lovell (Liam Neeson) and Paula Olsen (Natasha Richardson) are assigned by the courts to observe and assess her for three months, they come to learn that her strange language is the result of having learned English from the slurred speech of a mother whosuffered a stroke and a twin sister, May (spelled Mi’i in some subtitles) with whom Nell shared a idioglossic language known as twinspeak. Jerry (whom Nell calls “Je’y”) and Paula (“Pau”) now are charged with finding a way to integrate Nell into society.

Cast of Nell
Jodie Foster as Nell Kellty
Liam Neeson as Dr.Jerome ‘Jerry’ Lovell
Natasha Richardson as Dr. Paula Olsen
Richard Libertini as Dr. Alexander ‘Al’ Paley
Nick Searcy as SheriffTodd Peterson
Jeremy Davies as Billy Fisher
Robin Mullins as Mary Peterson
O’Neal Compton as Don Fontana, Lovell’s Attorney
Sean Bridgers as Mike Ibarra, the Reporter

Significant Quotes:
“It’s like she doesn’t need anybody. Can you live your whole life that way or does it drive you crazy in the end?” (Dr. Lovell)

” Everybody who cares for somebody has an ulterior motive�even Mother Theresa. She wants to know that her life has done
some good and so do I.” (Dr. Al Paley)
” Be sure she needs care before she gets cared to death.” (Dr. Lovell)
Discuss how Nell’s primary socialization differed from that of main stream society. What are the circumstances surrounding her isolation?
Discuss Nell’s re-socialization by Dr. Paula Olsen and Dr. Jerome ‘Jerry’ Lovell after Nell is discovered and how she learned new norms and language. Discuss the scenes of gender socialization in the film.
Explain the ethnocentrism that is portrayed in the film. Is Nell morally inferior/ superior to those making the decisions about her life? What ethical issues around personal rights and freedoms are presented in this film?
Explain the cultural relativism that is portrayed in the film.
5. Discuss the culture shock that occurs in this film. When people meet Nell how do they react?
6. Discuss the concept of feral children Is Nell a feral child? How are nature/ culturedepicted in this film? Why is it assumed that Nell is mentally challenged?
7. Discuss the meaning of social norms and how they are portrayed in the film.
8. Why does Dr. Lovellwant to help Nell? Is it Altruism? Explain the change in Dr. Lovell’s attitude toward Nell from the time he first encounters her to the end of the film.
9. How do science/society intervene in Nell’s life? Apply the ideas of sociobiology, nurture and nature to this question.
10. What evidence is there that Nell is self- sufficient?

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Winston Churchill and his leadership during WW2

Paper must be on Winston Churchill and his leadership during WW2. This is a leadership course so the focus is on Churchill’s leadership traits and style.

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Effectiveness of school based nutrition education program in Promoting fruit and vegetable consumption among school children.

Effectiveness of school based nutrition education program in Promoting fruit and vegetable consumption among school children.

Critical review: Address a public health nutrition question through evaluating and
critically appraising published research

The aim of this critical review is to address a public health nutrition question through
evaluating the research reported in 6-10 research papers. A core component of the
evaluation will be an assessment of the nutritional epidemiology methods used in each of
the studies.

1. Select a research question on that topic which meets the following criteria
a. The research is carried out in humans
b. Uses methods that have been considered in the course
c. Involves considering the findings of 6-10 research papers, for example –
evaluate the effect of a nutrition intervention in several communities/
populations,

test the efficacy or effectiveness of a program or policy in a population.

d. The research papers are reported in peer reviewed journals

2. Critically appraise each paper

3. Prepare a report as below.

Guidelines for the project report:

The report should be 3000 to 4000 words (please add word count to title page of
assignment) and address the following.

Introduction – provide brief background to the nutrition topic, and its significance

Clear statement of the research question to be addressed (use PICO)

Strategy for identifying and selecting the research papers

Brief critical appraisal of each research paper (using epidemiological criteria,
checklists)

Compare and contrast the nutritional epidemiology methods used in the papers

Your evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of the methods, citing relevant
literature to support your evaluation.

Your assessment of the implications of differences in the nutritional epidemiology for
addressing the research question
Overall discussion and statement of conclusions in regard to your research question.

Please note the following:

You should be able to come to preliminary conclusions and identify some of the key
issues to be addressed in a more comprehensive review.

please add the word count to title page of the assignment.

MARKING CRITERIA – Critical review
Mark
Introduction/background 10

Well formulated research question 3

Methods and strategy for selecting papers 2

Brief critical appraisal of each research paper including a
comparison of nutritional epidemiology methods, strengths and
weakness of the approach, implications of the differences – all
based on evidence 60

Discussion and conclusions 20

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GWST Jan

The annotated bibliography asks you to find a minimum of five articles on a specific topic related to our course. The bibliography will include three components: a) Statement of Topic and Research Questions: A paragraph stating your topic and explaining your reasons for choosing this topic. What kind of questions are you interested in answering through your research? b) Annotations: Annotations for a minimum of five articles pertaining to this topic. The articles can come from books or scholarly journals. Annotations include full bibliographic information, using the class style guide (Chicago Style). You will automatically forfeit 30% of your grade if you do not correctly use the class style. The bibliographic information is followed by a short summary of the article (in your own words!) and a brief assessment of it. Briefly note its strengths and weaknesses, and whether or not it aids you in answering your research questions. This means you must read the articles! c) Final Statement: This will be a paragraph or two giving a concise overview of what you have learned from the research you have conducted. Has your perspective on the issue changed at all? Did anything surprise you? Maximum one page. More information will be forthcoming in class and on Connect. For the moment, the following are some websites that will aid you in the creation of an annotated bibliography: http://www.library.cornell.edu/olinuris/ref/research/skill28.htm https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/614/01/ http://www.library.mun.ca/guides/howto/annotated_bibl.php This course is about Gender and Women’s Studies is an interdisciplinary program that examines the social and cultural construction of gender in relation to other social categories, including “race,” nation, sexuality, and class. This introductory course offers a range of perspectives from different academic disciplines and activist voices. It provides an overview of the historical struggle against gendered inequality and familiarizes students with some of the foundational scholarship in Gender and Women’s Studies by tackling such questions as the sex/gender system, the operations of privilege and oppression, the range of social identities, the creation of cultural meaning, and the development of the nation-state as an institution that mediates gender and race. As an integral part of the critical examination of questions relating to gender, we will work on developing the analytical, writing and research skills that will prove valuable for this course and the rest of your academic career. Course objectives  To familiarize students with the history of gender studies and feminist analysis in North America;  to introduce critical intellectual traditions for thinking about gender, race, and sexuality;  to examine the development of concepts of race, gender, and sexuality in the Canadian colonial context;  to introduce the diversity of positions and strategies used in gender and women’s studies; and  to provide foundational research skills for further study in the field.

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