Explain how the Theory of Chronic Sorrow can be used as a framework for planning care and identifying resources for this family.
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Title: The Challenge of Philosophical Zombies: An Evaluation of Chalmers’s Argument Against Materialism/Physicalism
Prompt
What are philosophical zombies? Present and explain Chalmers’s zombie argument (pp.388-389). According to Chalmers, how does the possibility of philosophical zombies challenge or raise a problem for materialism/physicalism? Do you find his argument convincing? Why or why not? (To clarify, the task is to give your evaluation of Chalmers’s argument — not to present Dennett’s.) -
Calculating the Cost of Running HVAC Units in Summer for Pasadena HVAC Manufacturer
ohnston Smith, Associate Director of Sales as Pasadena HVAC Manufacturer, has asked you to calculate the cost of running HVAC units in summer.
For this assignment, you will need the following file:
HVAC_Cooling.xlsx
You will save your file as: Lastname_Firstname_HVAC_Cooling
Open the HVAC_Cooling Excel file and save the file as Lastname_Firstname_HVAC_Cooling.xlsx.
Insert your name in the footer.
In the worksheet, Format as Table and add a header row.
Add a calculated column that calculates the cost of cooling using $0.00124 per Cooling BTU formatted with the Accounting Number Format.
Sort Heating BTU number smallest to largest
Filter the data to display only all Heating BTU number greater than 75,000.
Rename the Sheet1 to Heating BTU
Apply AutoFit to all columns.
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“Design Analysis: Exploring the Elements and Principles of Graphic Design”
DESIGN ANALYSIS FORM image choice + design analysis form
The Design Analysis Form is a comprehensive series of questions that will help guide you through a discussion of 1 (one) particular work of graphic design of your choice. The form is relatively self explanatory, and the Design Analysis Guide, also provided here, will give you hints and instructions on answering every single question within the form. The Guide is an indispensable tool to help students successfully complete the form, and must be utilized to assist you throughout your work.
Additionally, an Art/Design Terminology Form, provided here as well, to assist you with the vocabulary used in the Design Analysis Form.
Assignment:
Choose work of graphic design.
Complete the Design Analysis Form.doc. Utilize the Design Analysis Guide to assist you with every question.
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The Power of Words: An Analysis of “The Book with No Pictures” as an Innovative and Effective Modern Children’s Book
English 156: Children’s Literature
Research Paper: The Book with No Pictures
Length and Format: This essay must be a minimum of two pages typed and double spaced in 12
point, Times New Roman font. The essay also needs to have a title.
Topic: The Book With No Pictures is a funny read-aloud experience for young children that may also inspire readers to rethink the power of the written word and the nature of the children’s book itself.
The questions The Book with No Pictures implicitly asks include:
•How do children’s books work?
•Is it surprising to read a book with no pictures at all? •Why was this book able to be funny even without pictures?
Your research question: Is The Book with No Pictures an innovative and effective modern children’s book. Why or why not?
Your research paper should consist of five parts:
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Introduction: Your introduction should prepare the reader for what’s to come and follow all the conventions of a standard introduction, including an overview of the general topic, an explanation of the research question, and your response to that research question.
Review of the Literature: You must review three critical articles provided to you from The New York Times, Children’s Writer’s Guild, and The Guardian in your review of the literature. A good review of the literature provides an overview of what others have said about the topic, but in your own voice and your own words. The review of the literature prepares your reader to make sense of your own original argument.
Close Reading Analysis: The close reading analysis is the most important part of your research paper. This is your own original interpretation of the primary text, The Book with No Pictures, to make your larger point about whether The Book with No Pictures is or is not an innovative and effective modern children’s book. In literary criticism, close reading is the careful, sustained interpretation of a brief passage of a book. A close reading emphasizes the particular over the general through close attention to individual words, sentences, pictures, and fonts, and the ways in which the those words, sentences, fonts, and images unfold ideas. At this point, you should draw your analysis entirely from The Book with No Pictures, without any reference to outside sources. If this is your first time doing close reading, I recommend you read this short primer: https://writingcenter.fas.harvard.edu/pages/how- do-close-reading
English 156: Children’s Literature
Bronx Community College of the City University of New York
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Conclusion: Your conclusion should follow all the conventions of a standard conclusion, reiterating your thesis, summarizing your main points, and making a final statement on The Book with No Pictures.
Works Cited: You must cite the four sources you are working with (The Book with No Pictures and the three critical articles from The New York Times, Children’s Writer’s Guild, and The Guardian) in proper MLA style at the end of your research paper. For a refresher on MLA style, see https:// owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/ mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html
•For books, MLA style is:
Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. City of Publication, Publisher, Publication
Date.
•For journalism, the MLA style is:
Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Title of Periodical, Day Month Year.
Drafting and Submission Requirements:
✓ You must:
o compose the essay yourself, in your own words, and with a clear thesis statement. o use quotes and parenthetical citations when incorporating the words of others.
o have an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
o document your sources in MLA style.
o proofread.
o complete the assignment on time.
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Title: Analyzing Financial Ratios and the Importance of Analytical Procedures in the Audit Process
4. Calculate the new ratios for 20X9 based on the audited financial statements.
What is the purpose of applying analytical procedures in the evaluation and review phase of the
audit? Why is it important to develop expectations as part of performing final analytical
procedures?
MAIN Question to be answered.
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Title: Case Study Analysis: Altes Original Detroit Lager
Case 7, Pages 660 (Appendix)
Please only bid on the assignment if you have access to the book.
Read the Case Study entitled, ‘Altes Original Detroit Lager’ on page 660 (Appendix). Then, answer all parts of questions 1, 2, and 3 at the end of the case.
I selected the most applicable cases for the class. Please be sure to back up your answers with facts from the textbook.
Please number each of your answers (1, 2, and 3). This is very important so that I understand which questions you are responding to.
Please submit the Case Assignment in APA Format (cite your sources and list your references).
Please number each of your answers (1, 2, and 3). This is very important so that I understand which questions you are responding to.
Please upload answers in a Word document by clicking on Week 2 Case Assignment (above) and then Browse My Computer to select your assignment to upload. Be sure to hit SUBMIT. This assignment must be submitted by Sunday 11:59 PM.
Case Assignment Grading Criteria:
Thoroughly answered all of the questions: 60 points possible
References to course material: 20 points possible
Spelling/Grammar at the college level: 20 points possible -
“Engaging in Positive Communication” Person 1: Title: “Building a Foundation of Positive Communication” Person 1, I completely agree with your statement about the importance of active listening in positive communication. In today’s fast-paced world, it
Respond to each person below either agreeing with something they said or giving positive feedback in 200+ words the original question being asked is also included
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“Tender Process and Contract Management Plan for Catering Services at Mines Are Us Corporate Headquarters” “Contract Management and Change Management Process for Identifying and Selecting a Contractor”
Tender Process and Contract Management Plan
Assessment Aims
This assessment is designed to consolidate your learnings from the second part of the course, in particular:
identifying a strategy for approaching prospective contractors together with a plan for how the prospective contractors’ submissions are to be assessed so that the criteria for approaching and selecting the contractor to be used meets the company’sparticular value for money requirements;
identifying an appropriate form of contract to be entered into and explaining how it is the most appropriate for the procurement scenario in question;
identifying the type of clauses that are essential to include in a procurement contract, as well as the clauses that are desirable but not necessarily essential to include;
drafting an overall Contract Management Plan, including identifying the principal risks that are likely to arise in the course of the contract, and devising a Risk Management Plan to manage those risks, and setting out a change management process to follow to address claims for variations to both the scope of works and costs;
review a procurement case study and reflect upon and analyse its efficacy to inform your contract management plan.
Assessment Scenario
For this assessment you are an internal Project Manager in the Project Management Office of Mines Are Us, a large national company based on St George’s Terrace in the Perth CBD.
You have been briefed to manage the overall needs of your company in contracting an external catering company to supply food and beverages and service staff to the flagship Perth corporate headquarters of your company.
This involves supplying the food and drinks and kitchen staff required for the internal staff kitchen, which provides a canteen for the staff to purchase lunch and refreshments during the working day. There are 300 staff who use the canteen, 150 of whom on average buy their lunch each day, and the other 150 buy drinks and snacks during the day.
The company has an internal commercial kitchen available for use, and a large staff dining room that seats 125 staff. Most staff take 45 minutes for their lunch break, and take it somewhere between 12pm and 1:30pm.
In addition, the company needs catering and service staff for approximately 250 business meetings involving external clients held in the company’s five internal conference rooms regularly throughout each year at various times between 8am and 5pm. Each conference room can seat up to 10 people, and three can be opened up together to seat 50 people seminar style. Of those meetings on average 70% require only tea, coffee and biscuits, and 20% require a light lunch of sandwiches and wraps and fresh fruit in the meeting rooms. The company requires a range of teas and coffees including lattes to be available. 5% require a hot meal for lunch to be served in the Board Room for up to 12 people, and 5% are seminar style meetings of up to 50 people which require platters of sushi, wraps and fresh fruit to be available at the start of the meeting with self-serve tea and filter coffee provided.
Mines Are Us can supply only 0.75FTE staff from the Project Management Office to oversee the whole of the catering operations, however the company still requires all catering staff and catering offerings to be of a standard befitting the head office of a large national company.
You now need to identify how to approach the market to locate the most suitable contractor to deliver the scope of works for the project, how to evaluate the contractors’ submissions, and select the most effective form of contract to enter into,. You need to think through at least three of the key risks that could arise in the course of the project, and design a plan to manage those risks. You are also required by the Project Sponsor to identify the types of clauses you consider to be essential for inclusion in the contract to be awarded to the successful tenderer, and to draft the Contract Management Plan to be implemented during the course of the contract which includes an outline of the change management process.
Question for Assessment 3: You are to prepare for consideration by the Project Sponsor (who is the CFO of the company):
a strategy detailing how to approach the market to identify the most suitable contractor to deliver the scope of works, together with an outline of how contractors’ submissions are to be assessed and a recommendation identifying the most effective form of contract for the company to enter into with the successful contractor; and
an outline of the types of contract clauses that you consider are:
(i) essential and must be included in the contract to be entered into with the successful contractor; and
(ii) desirable and should be included in the contract offered to the successful contractor; and
a Contract Management Plan, which includes (at least):
(i) a risk management plan or matrix addressing at least three key risks to the success of the project and the means of managing those risks; and
(ii) a process for the contractor to request changes to the scope of the contract after it has been entered into and to vary the costs, which includes the steps for approval/rejection of the requests and for making any subsequent change to the contract terms.
Your Contract Management Plan, to be complete, will also need to incorporate additional sections addressing the issues you consider to be essential to the procurement set out in the assessment question.
You do not need to draft the content of the contract clauses you propose, you are only required to identify the type of contract clause and set out a summary of how the clause should operate.
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Title: Review of Economic Development Office in Virginia Community
Choose a community in Virginia and review the website of its office or department of economic development (not the Economic Development Board), sharing your observations with your group on the following:
What is the stated mission of the ED organization?
Who is the head of the office, and how many staff do they employ?
What is the main thrust or strategy of their economic development office?
Be sure to provide link(s) for website used