Category: Essays

Task: To explain and analyse the increasing popularity of cosmetic surgery among consumers in the market of your own choice. If the cosmetic surgery is not popular in the market of your choice, you will need to explain and analyse why it is not popular among the consumers.
� Please pay attention to the following
� For the purpose of this assignment, cosmetic surgery is defined as a surgery used to change a person�s appearance in order to achieve what he or she perceives as a more desirable look.
� Your explanation and analysis must be based on three lectures topics from this module. You must choose three topics from the following topics: Motivation, Perception, Attitude, identity, reference group, culture and consumer behaviour, ethnicity and social class.
� Word limit: 3,000

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Class topic: Late 20th Century United States
Class Hist 107 : Comparing capitalist systems
Essay topic : The silicon valley
Term paper and presentation:
The major writing assignment is a 12 – 15 page research paper. Much of this course will be spent examining the evolution of capitalism in different places around the world. For your term paper, I would like you to continue this project. You are to look at some entity and describe its economic system and consider how it has evolved and changed. I use the term “entity” deliberately, because you may choose to look at any of a wide range of places and things. Obvious choices include nation states, but regions, provinces, states, and cities are also valid units of study, as are groups of people, economic movements, corporations, governmental and non-governmental organizations. Follow your own interests, but you are also strongly encouraged to discuss possible topics with me. You may not write a paper about your “home,” country, but writing about a topic related to your target language is permitted, but by no means required. Your paper should be connected in some way to the subject of a class topic or discussion, very broadly construed, in this course. The paper will therefore be due on the date the related class subject is assigned for class, and each student will give a 5 – 8 minute oral presentation on that day, illustrated by a Power Point or similar presentation, setting forth his or her findings. You must either meet with me, or send me a copy of your Power Point, two days before your presentation, so that we may co-ordinate your talk with my lecture. It is your responsibility to make sure this happens and I will deduct at least one point off the final grade of this project if it does not. There are no exceptions to this rule.
No more than three students may present on any given day and paper topic dates will be assigned based upon the order in which I receive notice of your proposed topic. Date assignments will be strictly on a first come basis and late choosers may be forced to give papers on topics or dates that were not their first choice! You should select a topic in writing by September 22, at the very latest, for my approval. Your proposal need not be very detailed but should try and define your topic with some specificity. I would also like to meet with you individually to discuss your paper after you have begun your research and will send out a sign-up sheet in the middle of October to select a meeting time.

Some thoughts on your paper
An important part of this paper will be writing about your subject from a historical perspective. History looks at why things are they way they are, and seeks to find that answer in the process of change over a period of time. Your essay should attempt to the same thing. Consider the larger historical context and think about how your topic relates to trends and events occurring elsewhere in the world. Try to relate your subject to the various themes of this course. Think, for example, about the development of capitalist market institutions or the causes of economic growth and market formation. Consider, perhaps, the tension between economic freedom of choice and the need for regulation and controls, either governmental or social, to direct economic choice towards perceived goals.
Lastly because of time limitations on presentations, which will be very strictly enforced, your presentation should not be restatement of your paper. It should omit most background and focus on the relationship of your topic to the day’s subject and the larger themes of the course.

Some thoughts to improve your essays:
Your essay must have an argument, a point of view, a thesis! What questions are you trying to answer? What point are you trying to make? Think about why you are telling us this.
Your essay should have a focused, limited topic. Pick a topic that you can handle in a relatively short paper. Focus on something specific. Everything you write should logically relate to your thesis.
Your paper should reflect research and evidence, not your opinions. Its needs to be logically argued and supported by appropriate data and substantiation

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o A description of the firm and its strategy. You need to examine and should be able to derive:
o The strengths and weaknesses of the company as well as the products under investigation.
o The overall strategy and sustainable competitive advantage of the company as to illustrate what makes this company successful overtime.

2/ o Segmentation and Targeting.
o Discuss what segmentation approaches would be used to derive potential segments
o Once the potential segments are derived, discuss what criteria for evaluating the segment attractiveness have been used to select the final/chosen segment(s). Clearly substantiate the criteria that you have chosen and use available statistics on market size, market growth and etc.
o How will you target the chosen segment(s) and what targeting strategy will be used and why?

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brief write-up and proof of attendance at history related events, sites or museums. The write-up should be one or two paragraphs telling me what you did and how it relates to nineteenth century U.S. history or culture. The proof needs to be a flyer, ticket stub or photo. The work should be submitted the same week of the activity.

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Mosaic I: Humanities Seminar
IH 0851
Second Essay Assignment Guidelines
In this assignment you will integrate materials from three books of at least two units: Unit 1: Journeys,
Unit 2: Self and Others, or Unit 3: Community. The aim of this assignment is to reflect critically on the
relevance of these texts in light of a contemporary/creative image.
Submission and Format Instructions:
• Please prepare an essay of at least three double-spaced pages, using 12 point Times New Roman font,
and one inch margins. The scope excludes the image page and any footnotes/a Works Cited page.
Include your name and page number at the top of each page. Your final assignment should be written
in complete sentences, make an argument, use topic sentences/ a thesis, good grammar and
punctuation, and utilize citations. Make sure you use specific examples and citations from the
texts/class to support your argument.
• Title the document file in the following format: “Last Name-E2.” For example, “Smith-E2.”
• Submit your assignment as an attachment in .doc, .docx, or .rtf formats through Blackboard no later
than 11:59 p.m. EST on Monday, October 27, 2014.
• Late Assignments will be marked down a full letter grade for every day they are late (first day late
from an A to a B etc.) no more than 3 days late.
Writing Resources:
• Intellectual Heritage Tutoring is held in the IH Lounge, Anderson 215. No appointment is
necessary. Click here for the fall 2014 tutoring schedule.
• Writing Center. Useful handouts and guides from Temple Writing Center:
https://www.temple.edu/writingctr/support-for-writers/handouts.asp
Academic Honesty:
• Plagiarism and academic cheating are prohibited by University policy. Your work must be your own,
and all sources must be cited (including books, articles, electronic resources on the internet, pictures,
or anything else you reference that has not been written or created by you). Anyone caught
plagiarizing will fail the assignment or the course. See more detailed instructions on Temple Student
Responsibilities.
Guidelines and Structure:
• Choose three books we have discussed in class from at least two units.
• Think about one theme that is common to them.
• Then, pick one image that relates to this theme. This image can be a photographic image from the
news (browse www.bbc.com or www.nytimes.com or www.america.aljazeera.com or www.cnn.com
or www.theguardian.com or do a keyword search for images) OR an artistic/creative image (browse
Google Art Project or Philadelphia Mural Arts Program for example).
• Provide three captions with commentary.
1. Image: In the first page attach the image (make sure to include information about the image in the
Work Cited page such as photographer/artist name, title, date).
2. First Caption: Your second page should start with a quote from the first chosen book. The remainder
of the page should explain why you think the quotation fits the image, and in what sense. Explain the
issue or problem in the quote and why you think this caption fits: How does the image illuminate,
supplement, or challenge the quote? What impression do you hope to make by captioning this image
this way? 2
3. Second Caption: Your third page should start with a quotation from the next book. Explain the quote
and why you chose it. The remainder of the page should accurately explain why this sentence or
passage fits the image and the overall themes.
4. Third Caption: Your fourth page should start with your a quotation from the third book you chose.
The remainder of the page should accurately explain why this sentence or passage fits the image and
the overall theme.
Extra Credit: Visit any local art venue in Philadelphia (such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art where
there is a student discount and Wednesdays after 5 p.m. are “pay what you wish,” or take a mural
walk/tour of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program) and pick one image for your essay. Take a photo of
the artwork/mural and attach it to the first page of your assignment (or attach any proof of entry). Extra
credit may count for up to 3 additional points.
Grading and Assessment:
This assignment counts for 20% of your final grade and will be assessed on the following:
Strong Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Supporting
Materials
Provides a clear copy of
your chosen image in a
separate page. Provides a
list of the cited works.
Provides a copy of your
chosen image in a
separate page. Provides
a list of the cited works.
Does not provide a copy
of the chosen image.
Relation to the
Text
Your essay successfully,
convincingly, and
accurately explains how
your selected image
illuminates, supplements,
or challenges a
theme/problem/idea from
the books.
Your essay accurately
explains how your
selected image
illuminates,
supplements, or
challenges a
theme/problem/idea
from the books.
Your essay inaccurately
explains how your
selected image
illuminates, supplements,
or challenges a
theme/problem/idea from
the books.
Discussion and
Critical
Thinking
Your essay explains and
assesses the quote you
discuss. It demonstrates
thoughtful and critical
analysis of the issue and
your argument is supported
with reasons and examples.
Your essay explains and
assesses the quote you
discuss. It analyzes the
issue and provide
reasons or examples to
support the discussion.
Your essay does not
explain or assess the
quote you discuss. Your
argument does not
provide reasons and
examples to support the
discussion.
Writing Ideas are presented
cogently, in organized
fashion, in clear and
grammatically correct
prose.
Organization is
competent and ideas are
generally presented
clearly and in
grammatically correct
prose.
Ideas are presented in
disorganized fashion
and/or with lapses in
clarity and grammatical
correctness.

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Stocks: Yahoo, Google, Apple, Amazon, Novartis

Collect 60 months of stock returns (make sure that you have 60 months of stock returns).
The last return should be December 2013.
It is your choice to decide the portfolio weighting (as long as all are positive and all sum up to 1)
Calculate the mean return and standard deviation for each security.
Calculate the expected return of your portfolio.
Calculate the covariance and correlation matrix of the securities in your portfolio.
Calculate the variance and standard deviation of your portfolio.
From Kenneth French data website choose the excess return on the market and the one-month risk-free rate for the 60-month time period.
Calculate the Sharpe ratio of your portfolio and for the market index.
Plot of mean return versus standard deviation.

All of this has to be done on Excel.

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PREPARATION OF A BRIEF
Follow the following format:
A. Style of the Case (name of the case) with the case properly cited.

Example: Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 86 S.Ct. 1602, (1966)
Also see page 30 of your text for “How to Read Legal Citations.”

B. The issue in the case should be stated. The issue statement usually begins with
“ whether the court ……..”

C. Very brief recitation of the facts in the case

D. Statement of the legal issues. What law is being challenged?

E. How did the court rule? Who wrote the opinion?

F. Who were the attorneys involved?

G. What was interesting about the case?

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Details of the task:

Can you please write to me about (Ansoff Matrix) as my chosen theory and apply every thing to it.

Required to write a formal report critically analysing one identified corporate strategy theory. [eg. Ansoff, Porter etc]. The report will evaluate and summarise the model chosen, and reflect their individual analysis of its value to corporate strategy. The report should be 500 words in length (+ or – 10%).

The individual pieces should reflect upon your own understanding of strategic thinking and its link to corporate strategy.

Academic theory of corporate strategy should be applied and cited in Harvard referencing style

Learning Outcomes to be assessed
(from module spec.) :
1.Explain, critically analyse and evaluate conceptual frameworks, models and theories
2.Identify strategic problems and issues facing to arrange of organizational types and situations
3.Apply appropriate models to aid strategic analysis
4.Generate and evaluate strategic actions and solutions to problems

Transferable key skills (from module spec.):
1.Organise self and others to produce work to an agreed deadlines
2.Engage in debate about strategy from a theoretical and practical standpoint
3.Undertake analysis of a case and generate a critical evaluation
4.Select an organization, research material from a wide range of sources to submit a strategic evaluation.

Can you please write to me about (Ansoff Matrix) as my chosen theory and apply every thing to it.

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Please write an essay during the cold war period, and focusing on the racism.
For example, the racism in the europe? or racism towards black people in the united states (but you have to go deeper if you choose this topic because this is the topic that my teacher taught in the class so he expect i go beyond class materials) or racism in the asian countries during the cold war? or racism in uni soviet if there is any?

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use the part A case scenario (which is the case of adverse event- part A of this task, to complete part B). this part include describing the adverse events and ways of detections.

now,
45% Part B (2850 words)
Adverse events are known to happen in all aspects of health care delivery. Using an example of an adverse event from your own clinical environment1, trace and describe its detection (provided, please check the attachments), investigation, management and outcomes. In addition, with reference to the literature, critically analyse the effectiveness of the risk management strategies and the utility of the outcomes in preventing future adverse events. You are expected to draw strongly on the literature to undertake this critical analysis and to compare the management of your chosen event with both recommended best practice and existing research. It is expected that there will be extensive use of the extant literature. Please ensure that confidentiality is strictly maintained and that all exemplars and data provided are carefully de-identified.

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marking criteria=> please follow this (focus on each part well, so that i can get higher marks, i failed the first assessment which counts 45%, please do it well so that i can pass, you’re the last hope for me).

Part B Detailed account of the investigation process, including critical analysis of efficacy against the literature 35

Part B Detailed account of the management of the adverse event (including where appropriate aspects such as open disclosure), including critical analysis of efficacy against the literature 35

Part B Critical appraisal of the outcomes of the adverse event, both for the patient and the organisation, with specific reference to the utility in preventing future similar adverse events 15
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use academic resources only please which include but not limited to medical, and nursing journals. between 2008 and 2014.
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