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After studying John Cotton’s writing, reading some of Anne Bradstreet’s poetry, and watching some discussions on Puritanism, Anne Bradstreet, and understanding poetry, your job will be to annotate one of Bradstreet’s famous poems entitled “Verses upon the Burning of our House, July 10th, 1666.”
Watch the YouTube tutorial on annotating a text. I also suggest clicking here and seeing what you are expected to do, only in the manner seen in the YouTube video. Then, download the file attached here. Using the commenting function as explained in the YouTube video, annotate the poem. Draw out key passages using the comment function. For full credit, be sure to comment on at least five passages from the poem, explaining how the passage contributes to the poem (50% of grade). Please see the example attached here.
Once you finish annotating the poem, move to the second page and answer the question in approximately 200 words. Assignments will be checked for plagiarism, so be sure to comment on it using your own words and thoughts (50% of grade). Be sure to integrate quotes into your response and use in-text citations.
Click here (Opens in New Window) for a review on how to cite poetry in-text.
This activity should take about 30 minutes and will assist students in meeting the following objective:
OBJECTIVES
1. Student will be able to annotate one of Anne Bradstreet’s poems in order to demonstrate their understanding of the poem and Brastreet’s concerns.
This will help you think about:
1. How Americans cope with loss.
3. What role religious and moral values play in survival.
lesson 3 discussion double indemnity discussion 2 1
GO TO THE TEXTBOOK, END OF CHAPTER 2:
FOCUS ON STORY AND GENRE: DOUBLE INDEMNITY
Reading a movie script reminds us that the mode of telling that story on screen—the images and sounds—can only be approximated or suggested by the written word. With that caveat, we will look at an excerpt from the screenplay for Billy Wilder’s 1944 crime film, Double Indemnity. It is the climactic scene of the movie where the insurance man, Walter, confronts the treacherous ‘femme fatale’ Phyllis. They have conspired to kill her husband for an insurance payoff, but after that deed was performed, Phyllis has played Walter for a sucker, a fairly typical 1940s crime film plotline.
Earlier in the film, Walter compared acting out a murder to riding on a trolley … that when two people conspire to commit such a crime they need to stay on the trolley and stick by one another (and one another’s stories) to the bitter end. Both characters have gotten off the trolley at this point. Note on the script page included in your text book, how the hard-boiled dialogue maintains the noir, crime-film milieu and yet also manages to pack an emotional punch.
RESPOND TO AT LEAST ONE OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
- Film narratives often refer directly or indirectly to a contemporary issue. How does DOUBLE INDEMNITY refer to a larger political, social, or economic reality?
- Genre. What elements of story, plot, character, setting and/or emotional effect are associated with Film Noir? How are conventions and expectations fulfilled by the movie? Is the genre narrative used to offer a social commentary?
- Do some research into the biography and filmography of the film’s director. How might his or her biography and filmography inform your reading of the film?
For full credit you must also respond to at least one other student, further stimulating discussion.
• Discussion must be focused on subject.
• Film vocabulary and concepts introduced in this class are used.
• Response contains complete sentences.
• No spelling errors.See grading rubric for complete details (at pulldown located at right corner of this page).
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discussion forum 80
Discussion Question(s):
Read the following very short story, read the two definitions below it, and answer the four questions below the definitions. Do not access any additional sources to answer the questions.
As we usually do, please also respond to two of your classmates’ postings.
Min 250 words.
1. Read this story:
2. Read these two definitions to familiarize yourself more with tone and irony:
Definition and Examples of Tone from LiteraryDevices.net: https://literarydevices.net/tone/
Definition and Examples of Irony from LiteraryDevices.net: https://literarydevices.net/irony/
3. Answer the following questions about the story:
(a) Is there an overall tone to the story?
(b) Can you find any moments in the story when the tone changes? Why does the tone change there?
(c) Try to find a specific passage that supports your idea about the story’s tone.
(d) Does the story use irony at any time? If it does, then what kind of irony does it use?
please read the alibaba case study see hbs coursepack and answer the following questions with substantive answers in a cohesive essay your paper should be at least 3 pages in length use proper grammar spelling citations etc
1. How does blockchain-based remittance fit into Alibaba’s cloud offerings?
2. What unique value does blockchain technology provide in Alibaba’s remittance offering?
3. What are other areas of application for blockchain in Alibaba’s cloud business?
4. What is Alibaba’s strategy to overcome the “chicken and egg” problem of insufficient transaction liquidity and eventually achieve network effects with its remittance service?
Compose your essay in APA format, including the introduction and conclusion, and in-text citations for all sources used. In addition to your 3 page (minimum) essay, you must include an APA-style title page and reference page. Click the assignment link to compare your work to the rubric before submitting it. Click the same link to submit your assignment.
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Below, you are provided with the demand and supply curves for t-shirts and the world price of a t-shirt. You will use this information to identify whether the country imports or exports t-shirts. You will also examine the impact of a tariff on the amount of consumer and producer surplus that results in this market.
introduction checklist
Please write a 1 to 1 1/2 page (double spaced) introduction section for your article using the following guidelines. An example is linked in the guidelines.
My project is on Compassion Fade Effect and I have articles
Follow the typical introduction format, paragraph by paragraph, please.
- First paragraph describes the general area of research in conceptual terms with the focus on the dependent construct (do not use terms such as variable or describe your procedure here). The goal here is to convince your reader that we care about the dependent construct.
- General significance of your dependent construct (why we care about it- does it hurt people? how?) OR frequency (how common is it) of your dependent construct (such as, extroversion or anxiety).
- Somewhere in this paragraph, define your dependent construct very briefly and as part of a sentence achieving another goal.
- Suggest influence of independent construct on dependent construct…ETC.
corporate financial performance and health
Prior to participating in the discussion, read the following articles:
- Clothing Keeps Getting Cheaper, and Factory Workers Are Paying the Price
- Study Finds Racial Discrimination by Airbnb Hosts
- The Hershey Company – Responsibility
Then, in this discussion, reflect on how CSR and ethics impact corporate value in the corporation you selected for your final project. As you write your initial post, be sure to address the following topics:
- The positive and negative impact of CSR and ethics
- Direct and indirect impacts (i.e., unethical behavior in terms of financial structure can result in regulatory and legal challenges)
In your responses to classmates, thoughtfully critique the responses from others. How you can apply your personal experiences to aspects of CSR and ethics from their posts?
quiz for 3 hours true false and multiple choice
16 questions (8T/F, and 8MCQ)
It will close after 3 hours.
You can find the questions as pitcures in the file.
nrse 4530 written assignment
The written assignment this week is a nice change from the usual APA written assignment! This week you will be instead creating an ecomap, genogram and writing an analysis of the information. You will need to interview a family and then illustrate their interfamilial relationships as well as their external support systems and stressors by creating a genogram and ecomap. You will also analyze the ecomap and genogram.
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- No title page is required
- Review the ecomap and genogram in the textbook in Chapters 12, 13, 14, and 15. This will be your guide as you create an ecomap and genogram similar to that based on your interviewed family
- Include a legend consisting of genogram and ecomap symbols as shown in the text. If this is missing, there will be points deducted.
- Write an analysis of the family relationship based on the concepts from the text and outside resources. This is where your 4 references will be used.
- The genogram, ecomap and written information must all be in one document.
Assistance with creating help in constructing the genogram/ecomap. Here are instructions for Word, can also be used in Excel and PowerPoint.
- In the Ribbon across the top of the page, click INSERT, then SHAPES and choose a rectangle, circle, or line.
- Hover over the edge of the shape you’ve placed (cursor should turn into a four-headed arrow) and right-click. Choose ADD TEXT to add text to the center.
- To move objects, hover over them until cursor becomes four-headed arrow, then drag and drop. You can change fill/color etc. by right-clicking and selecting FORMAT SHAPE.
- Copy/paste is your best friend when drawing shapes, lines, etc. Once you have a shape created (or find a shape you like in another document), copy and reuse it.
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- Must include 4 references, 2 must be from course materials and 2 from peer reviewed references. As we are aware in week 4 there is only 1 required/recommended reference, the students will be given instruction to use the Kaakinen text and 3 additional peer reviewed references to meet the guidelines of the assignment
- Reference must be no older than 5 years (2014-2020) unless course material.
- 4 point per day deduction for late assignments
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