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Trip report

First, the majority of the report should describe what you saw at the site (i will send it to you) and what interesting things you learned there about US history. Second, take a paragraph or two and explain the historical importance of the site.

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Write an essay in which you assess both the quality and the effectiveness of the evidence used in the argument.

Write an essay in which you assess both the quality and the effectiveness of
the evidence used in the argument. Overall, does the arguer build a strong or
weak case?

As part of your analysis, be sure to provide an overview of the argument, in
which you identify the topic, thesis, and key supporting reasons. In your
analysis, consider the use of assumptions, statistics, studies, research, expert
testimony, inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning. Discuss fallacies if
they are relevant in the evaluation of the evidence.

Requirements:

The final draft must be typed, double-spaced, and at least four pages. Be sure
to follow MLA format guidelines.

Pointers:

Be sure to demonstrate a knowledge of individual paragraph writing and
multiple paragraph essay components (introduction, body, conclusion.)

Make sure your thesis provides a clear direction/purpose for the body.

Hit all three components: An overview of the argument, a comprehensive
look at the evidence used, and a judgment of the argument’s quality.

Don’t forget to include an overall assessment of the arguer’s case.

A paper will have a thorough introduction that establishes your topic; a
clear thesis that sets up the essay; an overview of the argument; an exhaustive
exploration of all key evidence; distinct body points; well-structured and
developed individual body paragraphs; a solid conclusion that recaps the
essay; a clear judgment of the arguer’s case; writing that is free of substantial
errors.

1) “The Day We Pretended to Care About Ukraine” by Sarah Kendsior

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/02/kyiv-ukraine-protests-disaster-porn-103721_Page2.html#.UyebYfldWSo

2) “I’m the Duke University Freshman Porn Star” by Belle Knox

http://www.xojane.com/sex/duke-university-freshman-porn-star

3) “Coverage Expansion Fail” by Avik Roy

4) “Why It’s Time to Legalize Steroids in Professional Sports” by Chris Smith

http://www.forbes.com/sites/chrissmith/2012/08/24/why-its-time-to-legalize-steroids-in-professional-sports/

5) “Codgers Freaking Out Over Millenial Texts, Twerks, and Video Games,” by
John Stossel

http://reason.com/archives/2014/02/26/moral-panics-over-millennial-behavior

Essay format:

introduction:
Summarize Case.
author and title
summary of case, topic, thesis( argument), key supporting points.

Thesis: Overall, the arguer uses evidence to build a weak case…

Body:
A) Evidence #1
What is the evidence & what does it work to prove?
Assess its quality ( source, is it a odd#, or percentage)?

B) Evidence #2

What is the evidence & what does it work to prove?
Assess its quality ( source, is it a odd#, or percentage)?

C) Evidence #3

What is the evidence & what does it work to prove?
Assess its quality ( source, is it a odd#, or percentage)?

conclusion: Recap, asses the case.

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What are some of the things you can do as a CEO to help reduce the incidence of medical errors? Please provide examples.

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Reflection text

reflection writing with quoting and personal openion about book(Half the sky) chapter 2

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John Q the movie the questionnaire

John Q the movie questionnaires
http://putlocker.bz/watch-john-q-online-free-putlocker.html
• Read an article about <="" cite="">in defense of managed care in the May 2002 issue of Managed Care that is available at managedcaremag.com:http://www.managedcaremag.com/archives/0205/0205.johnq.html.

1. If your son had severe, life-threatening cardiomyopathy, as in this story, and your options were to a) let him die while having some “quality time” or b) get him a heart transplant, which would you choose?
2. Does your (or your parents) insurance cover a heart transplant? You will need to look at the plans’ benefits and rules. You may need to consult with a health plan representative. Write down the name of your insurance, what kind of insurance it is (HMO, PPO, POS, etc.), whether it specifically covers heart transplants, how high the maximum single payout is, and how high your lifetime benefits are. Write down how you found out these things. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE INSURANCE, research an insurance program for a friend/family member, or find one on-line to research and report on.
3. Give your opinion of the Managed Care article’s points raised in questions 3 and 4 above.
4. What is a “cash account?”
5. Given what you have learned about member services in this course, comment on the fact that John Q did not know about his policy switch from a PPO to an HMO. Was this John Q’s problem, an employer problem or a health plan problem? What should be done to improve this situation?
6. In the ER, the hostages, hospital employees and doctors discuss John Q’s problem. They suggest that HMOs create incentives that might lead to a physician missing a problem when it could have been caught and treated. List four incentives common to HMO provider reimbursement or provider relations that might do this, and explain why each of the incentives you list could do this.
7. Policy Opinion Question (no right or wrong answer). Should the working poor, such as John Q, be denied certain treatments available to those with better jobs and better health care or those “on welfare?”