Factors impacting location decisions and international operations. Then, explain why you agree or disagree with the following statement: Energy and Utility firms at the beginning of the supply chain are far removed from final consumers.
Review the following learning objective: Factors impacting location decisions and international operations. Then, explain why you agree or disagree with the following statement: Energy and Utility firms at the beginning of the supply chain are far removed from final consumers.
Include a paraphrased summary, with cites and references from at least 2 peer reviewed journal articles. These can be found either in the library or by selecting the pdf link to the right of your http://scholar.google.com search. Provide cites and references for each of your discussion responses.
What determines which type of Data Management System is being used?How important is the Data Management system in conducting SAD?
Assignment 1:
This is a required assignment, worth 45 points, and must be submitted by the due date.Review the Grading Rubric before completing this assignment.Research a scholarly paper or professional video on “Databases, Warehouses and Advanced Data Management Systems” and reflect on only one (1) of the following topics:
“DM Types”: What determines which type of Data Management System is being used?How important is the Data Management system in conducting SAD?
“Importance”: How important is the Data Management system in conducting SAD?
“SA”: What is the role of the Systems Analyst to propose new Data Management solutions?
NOTE:You must copy and paste the topic (“DM Types” or “Importance” or “SA”) at the start of your paper to provide a context for your answer.This paper must be between 250-300 words on what caught your eye and reflect on what you read. Do not add extraneous text that does not address the question – do not add an introduction or conclusion.Do not copy and paste text from the referenced resource.
what inspired you to pursue higher education and how your background has impacted your goals.
what inspired you to pursue higher education and how your background has impacted your goals.
I work with special needs children/adults and one of the high school students that has down syndrome said he was going to college which made me think if he can do why can’t I.
I think with working with people with disabilities has made me realize that this population needs more help in the medical field and in general. Which makes me want to help the less unfortunate. I also volunteer at the hospital in the oncology department ( I have over 400+ hours)
I don’t know how you can tie that in.
World War II shaped the course of American history perhaps more than any other set of events. Overseas, the U.S. abandoned neutrality and engaged with allies to a greater extent than ever before as Germany and Japan rampaged across Europe and Asia. At home, the U.S. pursued full-scale war mobilization with a level government spending that dwarfed the New Deal and unprecedented control over economic production. In the end, the bloodiest and most destructive conflict in history cost 60-80 million lives around the world and reshaped life for various groups of Americans during and after the war. What aspects of World War II at home or abroad do you think might connect to issues and events in the world today?
Part I
World War II shaped the course of American history perhaps more than any other set of events. Overseas, the U.S. abandoned neutrality and engaged with allies to a greater extent than ever before as Germany and Japan rampaged across Europe and Asia. At home, the U.S. pursued full-scale war mobilization with a level government spending that dwarfed the New Deal and unprecedented control over economic production. In the end, the bloodiest and most destructive conflict in history cost 60-80 million lives around the world and reshaped life for various groups of Americans during and after the war. What aspects of World War II at home or abroad do you think might connect to issues and events in the world today?
1. Post an open-ended question that will engage your fellow students and encourage genuine, robust, and meaningful responses that will build upon your ideas and enrich the discussion. Try to connect the historical topic to issues, events, ideas, and/or challenges that our society faces today. Your description should be about 100-150 words and should elaborate various aspects the historical topic and present-day topics and include sub-questions that clarify and extend the main question.
24. World War II
Part II.
After World War II, U.S. economic and military power extended beyond the Western Hemisphere into Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa while global powers like Britain and France retreated from their empires. As the U.S. expanded its influence around the world, it actively sought to “contain” communism to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe through both interventions in foreign countries as well as the rapid expansion of nuclear weapons and aerospace technology. At home, the Cold War took the form of “red scare” anti-communist hysteria that required adherence to Christian nationalist values and attacked academics, Hollywood figures, and even government officials as “deviants.” Do you think there are connections between various aspects of the Cold War and issues and events today?
1. Post an open-ended question that will engage your fellow students and encourage genuine, robust, and meaningful responses that will build upon your ideas and enrich the discussion. Try to connect the historical topic to issues, events, ideas, and/or challenges that our society faces today. Your description should be about 100-150 words and should elaborate various aspects the historical topic and present-day topics and include sub-questions that clarify and extend the main question.
25. The Cold War
Part III
The G.I. Bill, the continuation of key New Deal programs, suburbanization, and the Baby Boom contributed to a massive expansion of the consumer capitalist economy in Post-WWII America. The growing middle class could now afford to own homes, automobiles, and a huge variety of household goods recently considered luxury items. But such affluence was not enjoyed equally among all groups of Americans. Racial minorities were largely shut out of homeownership, perhaps the most important aspect of middle class life, and continued racial oppression prompted new efforts in the struggle for Black freedom. Traditional gender roles were reinforced by the men who controlled the major institutions of society and women who weren’t confined to the home were limited in their opportunities outside the home. Also simmering below the surface of the Affluent Society was a cultural rebellion, mostly among young people, represented by Rock ‘n’ Roll, jazz, and the beat movement.
1. Post an open-ended question that will engage your fellow students and encourage genuine, robust, and meaningful responses that will build upon your ideas and enrich the discussion. Try to connect the historical topic to issues, events, ideas, and/or challenges that our society faces today. Your description should be about 100-150 words and should elaborate various aspects the historical topic and present-day topics and include sub-questions that clarify and extend the main question.
26. The Affluent Society
Part IV
The 1960s in America was a decade of social and political volatility at home and brewing Cold War conflict overseas. The counterculture movement emerged as a rejection of the conformist middle class values of consumer capitalism. The Black Freedom movement entered a new phase with Sit-Ins, Freedom Rides, and other direct action protests confronting ongoing Jim Crow racial oppression in the South, while inner city black populations in places like Los Angeles and Detroit exploded in violence in response to grinding poverty and racist police brutality, prompting the Black Power movement and new ideas about Black identity. Latinos, women, the LGBT community, environmental activists, and others organized similarly against various forms of oppression and injustice. Several of these protest movements dovetailed with the growing antiwar movement that emerged as the U.S. waged a brutal war in Vietnam. Cold War anxieties were already heightened after the botched Bay of Pigs invasion and the subsequent Missile Crisis in Cuba, which had brought the world closer than ever to the brink of nuclear war.
1. Post an open-ended question that will engage your fellow students and encourage genuine, robust, and meaningful responses that will build upon your ideas and enrich the discussion. Try to connect the historical topic to issues, events, ideas, and/or challenges that our society faces today. Your description should be about 100-150 words and should elaborate various aspects the historical topic and present-day topics and include sub-questions that clarify and extend the main question.
27. The Sixties
Early childhood teachers must have the ability to engage in the planning cycle that includes observing, documenting, developing, implementing, evaluating and reflecting. What do you understand of infant and toddler learning and development while engaging in the planning cycle for this age group?
Early childhood teachers must have the ability to engage in the planning cycle that includes observing, documenting, developing, implementing, evaluating and reflecting. What do you understand of infant and toddler learning and development while engaging in the planning cycle for this age group?
What are some effective strategies for preventing cyber intrusions? How can organizations implement these strategies to balance security with usability and convenience?
What are some effective strategies for preventing cyber intrusions?
How can organizations implement these strategies to balance security with usability and convenience?
Additionally, what role do emerging technologies like AI and machine learning play in enhancing the effectiveness of intrusion prevention strategies?
What potential drawbacks or limitations should be considered when implementing these technologies?
Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format.
First watch Little Pink House (2018) based on Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), at: https://tubitv.com/movies/463611/little-pink-house After you have watched the movie, review the case opinion for Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), linked below, and then answer the following questions in your discussion post: What happened in Kelo? Summarize the facts of the case and its outcome. What are your thoughts on the movie and the case? What do you think of the expansion of Eminent Domain in this manner? What property rights, if any, do you believe are violated?
First watch Little Pink House (2018) based on Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), at:
https://tubitv.com/movies/463611/little-pink-house
After you have watched the movie, review the case opinion for Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), linked below, and then answer the following questions in your discussion post:
What happened in Kelo? Summarize the facts of the case and its outcome.
What are your thoughts on the movie and the case? What do you think of the expansion of Eminent Domain in this manner?
What property rights, if any, do you believe are violated?
Can you think of a good balancing test for governments to use when taking property via eminent domain to ensure fairness?
Kelo v New London – 545_U.S._469,_125_S._Ct._2655,_162_L._Ed..PDF
What are some of the principles of effective treatment for substance abuse and dependence?
Q1
What are some of the principles of effective treatment for substance abuse and dependence?
Q2
Could the public associate a valuable medicinal agent (i.e., a medicine) with the dark world of doping and performance-enhancing drugs? Even worse, could some people accuse these companies of developing drugs that could be misused by athletes as a way of enhancing sales? Discuss the implications.
Q3
What are the behavioral symptoms of marijuana use?
Q4
Discuss sleep aids and cough-and-cold remedies as some of the other classes of over-the-counter drugs.
Q5
Relate the biomedical model of mental illness to the development of psychiatric drugs.
Q6
Discuss the components of school-based substance-abuse prevention programs that have worked in the past.
Q7
Discuss the importance of different sociocultural filters for effective substance-abuse prevention.
Q8
Examine the importance of family systems in substance-abuse prevention attempts.
Q9
Analyze the challenges in designing effective substance-abuse treatment programs
Q10
Based on our current research, who is at greatest risk for alcohol abuse or dependence?
In a journal entry record your thoughts about these questions: What do you think about the topics covered in this week? What in your personal experience may have influenced your thinking about this issue? Consider social/cultural norms, religious beliefs, environment, and background.
here are six Reflective Journal Assignments (Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 9 and 11).
The journals are intended to reflect your experiences and opinions, so there are no right or wrong answers.
Read the weekly content before writing your journal.
Click the linked activity title to access this assignment.
Overview
Reflexivity is reflection for the purpose of personal growth and for developing deeper understanding. Sometimes this understanding is of ourselves; sometimes it allows us to understand others. When we develop a better understanding of others and what they experience, we can grow, even if only in small ways. These journals are a tool to promote that growth.
Requirements
In a journal entry of at least 250 words, record your thoughts about these questions:
What do you think about the topics covered in this week?
What in your personal experience may have influenced your thinking about this issue? Consider social/cultural norms, religious beliefs, environment, and background.
Rent control is an example of a price ceiling. Price ceilings keep prices low for consumers. We can clearly see that sellers (landlords in this case) are worse off. Consider if there is an argument to be made that consumers are worse off, too. a) After watching the Seinfeld video clip, discuss how some consumers are made better off and some are not in a rent-control situation. b) What kinds of rationing mechanisms would develop to help allocate the few apartments that are available?
Rent control is an example of a price ceiling. Price ceilings keep prices low for consumers. We can clearly see that sellers (landlords in this case) are worse off. Consider if there is an argument to be made that consumers are worse off, too.
a) After watching the Seinfeld video clip, discuss how some consumers are made better off and some are not in a rent-control situation.
b) What kinds of rationing mechanisms would develop to help allocate the few apartments that are available?
c) In your opinion, do the benefits of rent control outweigh the costs?
I attached the video transcript. please put the answer into paragraph form
