M2D1

 Next, after you have reviewed this material, please address the following question in your initial post of 250+ words, including at least 2 additional academic resources.

  1. How can artists use their creations to promote engagement in social justice/citizenship in their society and community?
  2. Should the fine/performing arts (music, dance, painting, sculpture, architecture, etc.) focus on entertaining, enlivening, and decorating our world? Is that enough, or must an artist also help us to embrace the things we fear, loathe, or ignore in order to be considered a “true artist”? Why/why not?Notes:  It seems pretty easy to think of an ethical dilemma related to the sciences, and this week you are finishing the first essay that tackles one of these. But the sciences are only one piece of “liberal arts and sciences.” We will now look at how artists function relative to dilemmas and controversies.Begin by reviewing the following resources:

 

Science, especially the natural sciences, such as biology, chemistry, physics, and geology, cannot exist in a theoretical vacuum. This means that what a scientist learns through her/his research must have some link to the natural world. The research that scientists conduct can be very far removed from theory and more heavily focused on the practical application of knowledge (for example, in aerobiology, scientists may be providing pollen and mold counts to medical personnel and the media rather than engaging in theoretical research). Regardless of the “extent of abstractness” of the scientific research, all studies can or will eventually impact the world in which we live. How do scientists manage ethical issues they confront in their work? All scientific professional organizations support ethical behavior in their disciplines. Please be sure to review the Universal Ethical Code for Scientists, which is a statement of “the values and responsibilities of scientists,” (Gov.UK, 2007) as directed in this week’s reading.  

As we discussed in Module 1, ethical dilemmas reside in the “gray areas” where the answers are not clear cut and simple but involve a compromise to achieve what society deems is the greater good for the most at any given time. Scientists need to use their expertise to inform the public discussion about these issues. They also may need to take a personal stand in their work. One of the commonalities we may locate in scientific research that entails ethical decisions is:

The need to balance economic benefits for a given group of humans with the need to maintain or protect the fragile ecology and biodiversity of a particular area.

The world’s population is growing rapidly. In 2011, we reached 7 billion and the need for adequate food, water, and energy resources for everyone is becoming a major concern for governments around the globe. We should all be aware of the inequities in distribution and usage of these limited resources between developed and developing countries. Science has an important role to play in determining the choices and options that can be considered to alleviate these global concerns. The scientist needs to be informed and sensitive to the possible consequences of her/his research.

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Hey there I just want you to make sure of the answers that I did if it’s right or not and I want you to paraphrase it as well.  

 

Here is it:

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you can use this to answer the questions:

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No outside sources at all 

 

Due with in 20 hours from now 

Word 2013 part 1 of 6 project. Need help asap

Open Protect Issues doc.

2. Format the text form the first paragrpah of text below the title to the end of the doc into two columns with 0.4 inch between columns.

3. Move the insertion pt to the end of the doc and then insert and continuous pt to the end of the doc and then insert a continuous section break to balance the columns on the second page.

4.Press ctrl+home to move the insertion pt to the beginning of the doc.

5. Display the INsert Pictures window (click the online pics button on the INSERT tab), type computer privacy magnifying glass in the search text box, and then press enter. Inert the clip art image with a man in a blue hat. ( if not available choose another related to computer and privacy.

6.Make the following cusomizstions to the clip art image: change the height to 1 in. Change the color of the clip art image to blue, acent color 1 light. Correct the contrast to brightness o percent normal contrast +20 percent. Change the positon fo the clip art image to postion in middle left with square text wrapping. Use the rotate object button in the arrange group and flip the clip art image horizontally.

7. MOve the insertion point to the beginning of the paragraph immediately below the INtellectual Property Protection headein ( located on sedon page). INsert the Austion Quote built in text box and then make the following customizations; TYpe in the text box: ” Plagiarism may be punished by law, and in many educational instutions it can result in suspension or even expulsion.” Selec tthe text and change to 11 pts. Change the width of the tex box to 2.8 in. CHange the postion of the text box to position in top center with square text wrapping.

8. Press ctl+end

9.Cahnge back to one column

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Ranking Investment Alternatives

  Accounting
: Master
: Essay
: English (U.S.)
: 1 pages/275 words One source apa format 

Due in 15 hours

Required Resources

Text

Schneider, A. (2017). Managerial Accounting: Decision making for the service and manufacturing sectors (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/

  • Chapter 9:  Managerial Decisions: Analysis of Relevant Information
  • Chapter 10:  Capital Investment Decisions

 Ranking Investment Alternatives

(Problem 10-41) Grosvenor Industries has designated $1.2 million for capital investment expenditures during the upcoming year.  Its cost of capital is 14 percent.  Any unused funds will earn the cost of capital rate.  The following investment opportunities along with their required investment and estimated net present values have been identified:

ProjectNet InvestmentNPVProjectNet InvestmentNPVA$200,000$22,000F$250,000.00$30,000.00B$275,000$21,000G$100,000.00$7,000.00C$150,000$6,000H$200,000.00$18,000.00D$190,000-$19,000I$210,000.00$4,000.00E$500,000$40,000J$250,000.00$35,000.00

In your response, complete the following:

  • Rank the projects using the profitability index. Considering the limit on funds available, which projects should be accepted?
  • Using the NPV, which projects should be accepted, considering the limit on funds available?
  • If the available investment funds are reduced to only $1,000,000:
    • Does the list of accepted projects change from Part 2?
    • What is the opportunity cost of the eliminated $200,000?

discussion

  

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW 1-4 AND ALL THE BULLET POINTS!!!!

I HAVE ATTACHED ARTICLES TO HELP WITH THIS DISCUSSION

Argumentative Essay Topic

1. Prepare: As you prepare to write your response to this discussion assignment, you may want to review the following resources as these will help you in developing a topic:

· Develop a Research Topic (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

· Incorporate Sources into Your Research Paper (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

2. Reflect: When considering a research topic, consider an interesting topic that is worth further research. For instance, having a strong opinion on a specific topic may deter you from thinking more critically, and therefore the research might end up being one-sided. It is a good idea to pick a topic in which you can provide a good argument for both sides of the societal issue.

3. Write: For this discussion you will address the following prompts:

· Identify two global societal issues from the following list that you would consider researching further for your Week Five Final Argumentative Essay: MUST PICK TWO FROM THE LIST BELOW!!!!!!!!

a.  adult illiteracy,

 b.  funding for General Education vs STEM in primary and secondary schools, 

c.  minimum wage, 

d.  oceans desertification, 

 e. overcoming the digital divide, 

f. refugee (escaping persecution, war, or death) crises, 

g.  species extinctions (modern), 

h.  tax havens, 

 i. Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), 

j.  universal statement of human rights (pick one), 

k.  airport security, 

l.  or wealth disparity.

· Describe effective methods you used in identifying and narrowing down to just one of the two topics to further research for your final essay.

· Explain three ways you can critically analyze sources to determine if they are scholarly and credible.

· For one of the topics chosen, summarize information from at least two peer-reviewed journal articles that will support your claims.

· Explain why scholarly sources should be used to support your writing on the selected topic.

4. Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length, which should include a thorough response to each prompt. You are required to provide in-text citations of applicable required reading materials and/or any other outside sources you use to support your claims. Provide full reference information of all sources cited at the end of your response. Please use correct APA format when writing in-text citations and references 

respond three discussions

discussion 1

Servant leadership refers to a philosophy and a set of practices that enhances the lives of people and helps in building a better organization. The primary goal of servant leader is the growth and well – being of people as well as the communities to which they belong.

Servant leadership is where the main aim of a leader is to serve others. Serving others will develop a sense of gratitude in the people whom we served and this makes them follow us and listen to us. They start seeing us as a leader with good intentions and hence us become a leader for them.Hence, serving others makes us lead. For example, political leaders who work for the society has become role models in that area and people start respecting and following them. Some religious people who serve the society also are a great leader of people. Hence we can become leaders by volunteering and serving to the society which will mark us as a role model and follow us everywhere.

discussion 2 

Now that I have completed my experience at the Gregory J. Harris Military Courtesy Room (MCR), located at Hancock International Airport in Syracuse, New York, I have a different perspective on leadership and the meaning of service.  It is not that I have never volunteered before, or that I have never been affected by those experiences, but that I have not volunteered with the specific intent of understanding leadership through the eyes of a volunteer and servant.  According to Lippmann (1932), leaders are “the custodians of a nation’s ideals, the beliefs it cherishes, of its permanent hopes, of the faith which makes a nation out of a mere aggregation of individuals.”  What this means is that leadership is custodial, that we are the sum total of all our parts and those parts are unique.  Good leadership is good stewardship of the community.  It is to support those we lead so that they are empowered to reach their potential by removing roadblocks, seeing the big picture and staying the course (McKinney, n.d.). 

What I have learned throughout this experience is that leadership affects everyone and we are all called to exercise it.  Whether through government, education, medicine, business, or raising a family, we each can model service through the singular acts of love, caring, listening, valuing, building community, etc. (ASK Europe, 2013).  “We are each called upon to be custodians of what is right and good, lasting and of value, for those in our care (McKinney, n.d.).  Service creates this orientation to life and the world and underpins how we lead.        

References:

ASK Europe (2013, February 20). Drew Dudley ‘everyday leadership’ – TED Talks [Video file].

        Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR2UnsOuKxo

Lippmann, W. (1932, May 20).   The false gods:  National Morale in the Depression.  Today and Tomorrow.  Retrieved from

https://www.leadershipnow.com/service.html

McKinney, M. (n.d.).  The focus of leadership.  Retrieved from https://www.leadershipnow.com/service.html

discussion 3 

In Joe Schmitt’s (2014) TED Talk YouTube video titled, Servant Leadership – Joe Schmitt – TEDxHiawathaWomen, he describes his situation where his son, Drew, is unexpectedly diagnosed with a fused skull disease impacting his brain, vision, and other motor functions. Joe, a ranking Marine soldier, upon delivering the bad news to his Marine commander, quickly discovers how his commander’s leadership and acts of service in terms of integrity will impact his own integrity and build his personal character. Joe’s commander proceeded with exemplary servant leadership by setting up an emergency blood drive on the Marine post, accommodating Joe in any way possible, and truly making it clear that Joe was to make his family his first priority (Schmitt, 2014).

Joe describes in detail how the actions of his commander and entire peer community in the Marines made him feel, as he notes overwhelming support, encouragement, and assistance during his family’s time of need (Schmitt, 2014). This outpour of servant leadership demonstrates many of Robert K. Greenleaf’s key principles of servant leadership: Empathy, compassion, foresight, listening, awareness, community building, and stewardship (Greenleaf, 1970). Furthermore, just as God calls us to serve with empathy and humility, the Marines in Joe’s circle also serve with profound empathy, compassion, and humility.

Joe (2014) continues in his TEDx Talk video to illustrate the value of establishing followership and pushing others to grow professionally. He asserts that the servant leadership of his commander resulted in Joe ultimately starting one of the first offices of the Wounded Warrior program (WWP) to make a difference in the lives of his comrades. He describes WWP as a “multi-million dollar enterprise that leads and helps combat wounded soldiers from all over the country” (Schmitt, TEDx Talks, 2014). Joe notes that “it took four days to change someone’s life” (Schmitt, TEDx Talks, 2014) in his case where he notified his commanding officer on a Monday, and by Thursday a blood drive was set up on post for Drew. Joe continues that, through WWP, hundreds of millions of people benefit from his commander’s decision to act as a servant leader, dropping everything in order to help Joe and his son (Schmitt, 2014).

References

Greenleaf, R. K. (1970). The servant as a leader. Indianapolis, IN: The Robert K. Greenleaf Center for Servant-Leadership

Schmitt, J. [TEDx Talks]. (2014, December 2). Servant leadership – Joe Schmitt – TEDxHiawathaWomen [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb0VvPTVp4k

Only bid if you can meet budjet. – Scholarly Journal Article

  

Choose a scholarly journal article that is of interest to you. Attached is the article.

I chose Children and Medical Marijuana.

-Remember that a scholarly journal article is to inform and report on original research or experimentation to the rest of the scholarly world.

-Includes graphs, charts and images that support the research.

– Current (no more than 5 years old)

Instructions:

Using the article chosen complete the chart below.

Please compose answers in complete scholarly sentences and paragraphs.

  

Article reference in APA format

 

Provide the link to the article

 

List the contextual questions you would use to guide your reading (2-4 questions)

 

What is the technique that the author is using?

 

Is the technique effective?

 

Which of the note taking methods would you use when reading this article?

 

Explain why you would choose the identified note taking strategy.

 

Identify the  audience for this article.

 

Explain the  purpose of this article.

 

How do graphs  and charts support the article?

 

How is the  voice of authority evident in this article

 

Provide three  discipline specific vocabulary words and definitions from the article.

How are  images used to support the information provided in the article?

Validate your statements and opinions with supporting evidence (citations and references) in APA form including in-text citation.

FOLLOW RUBIC:

  

Rubic:

The chart includes answers to all of the questions and demonstrates understanding of the topic. The chart is completed with information related to unit 2 topics. The essay includes supporting evidence to validate the majority of the statements and opinions within the essay. The analysis of the article includes breadth and depth, is aligned to the unit 2 content and personal analysis is supported by well aligned references and examples. The essay is well written and well organized demonstrating excellence in scholarly writing. Mechanics (spelling and punctuation) and grammar are excellent. The essay demonstrates has a title page, in-text citations of sources, and references, in APA Format.

Entrepreneurship

NO PLAGIARISM 

The classmate post would be provided after you done this assigment.

You will be discussing at least one news article/video related to entrepreneurship by yourself and posting in response to at least one of your classmates’ postings (for a minimum total of 2 posts for this discussion forum).

Discussion Post Resource List

Choose a news article or news video from the list of resources provided. You will provide a link to the article or video within your post so that others may view/read the same material as you. Briefly summarize the major aspects of the news item and then take a side; either oppose or support the view of the article(s).

In addition, you should elaborate or clarify at least one of your classmate’s ideas. However, you may respond to as many of your classmates’ posts as you like. It is suggested when responding to your classmate’s postings to not simply state “I agree.” Please check the discussion board regularly and avoid using the same article or video that has been posted by someone else.

sub:buscontrol plan discusiion

 

According to the required textbook for this course, on page 145, “Some strategies that can be used to test contingency plans are”:

 

  1. Desk Check Testing
  2. Structured walk-through Testing
  3. Simulation  Testing
  4. Simulation Testing
  5. Parallel testing Testing
  6. Full interruption Testing
  7. War gaming Testing

Discuss three (2) advantages and two(2) disadvantages of each type of testing listed above. When is each type of testing appropriate? Are there situations that preclude the use of a particular type of testing?  Read the required textbook by Whiteman, Mattord & Green, Chapter 4 for answers. You must include an APA formatted in-text citation & reference list from your textbook. Only other references should be scholarly references.

DQ requirement: Note that the requirement is to post your initial response no later than Thursday and you must post one additional post during the week. I recommend your initial posting to be between 200-to-300 words. The replies to fellow students and to the professor should range between 100-to-150 words. All initial posts must contain a properly formatted in-text citation and scholarly reference to support an assumption.

Discussion Response Format:

Desk Check Testing

Disadvantages:

Two (2) disadvantages of Desk Check Testing are A and B.  A is considered a disadvantage because…….

Likewise, B is considered a disadvantage because……..

Advantages:

Two advantages of Desk Check Testing are C and D. C is considered an advantage because…….

Likewise, D is considered an advantage because……..

Structured walk-through Testing

Disadvantages:

Two (2) disadvantages of Structured walk-through Testing are E and F.  E is considered a disadvantage because…….

Likewise, F is considered a disadvantage because……..

Advantages

Two advantages of Structured walk-through Testing advantages are G and H.  G is considered a disadvantage because…….

Likewise, H is considered an advantage because……..

And so on

Simulation Testing

Simulation Testing

Parallel Testing

Full interruption Testing

War Gaming Testing

Mini essay by Wed 07/30/2014 for $4

please follow the excat directions and please submeitted by Due date please

Answer the question in 300 words or more. Organize your response in the form of a mini essay (intro, body, and conclusion).

Make sure the thesis (main idea or argument of the essay) is clear in the introduction; the topic sentence (main idea of body paragraph) is the first sentence of the body paragraph, and the conclusion should wrap up the overall argument of the mini essay.

TIPS  

PLEASE READ

Ch. 13: Writing the Researched Essay,” pp.286-30

Ch. 14: “Formal Documentation,” pp. 313-330

 

How do you define intellectual property, and in what ways and under what conditions are you willing to share it? Where do you stand, for example, on the issue of music file sharing? On downloading movies for free of charge? Do you think these forms of intellectual property should be protected under copyright law?