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Evaluating Competing Interests

address different areas of concern, such as possible losses and potential violation of federal or state laws, while evaluating the viability of public sector projects. The consideration of competing interests in public sector projects is an integral part of the evaluation process. It is difficult to build consensus for a public sector project when the stakeholders in the project—who have the most to gain or lose if the project goes forward—offer conflicting information or competing support to the project.

For example, the community consultant might believe that a project is good for the community because it increases property values. The senior executive might believe that the funds in the budgeted plan are not sufficient enough to complete the project or produce operating funds on a regular basis for its operations and maintenance. The project manager might believe that the project should be scaled down. However, local politicians might endorse the project but believe that the project should be relocated within their respective voting districts. Competing interests make it difficult to provide an adequate analysis—whether to move forward on particular public sector projects.

Tasks:

Read an article from a specialty journal or the popular press on a recent public sector project decision involving multiple local government stakeholders. For example, the decision could involve the initiation of a new program or termination of an existing program because of budget cutbacks. In addition to the Argosy University online library resources and popular press sources, such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal, the following websites are excellent sources of specialty journals:

The Heritage Foundation
The Cato Institute
The Center for American Progress
The Fiscal Policy Institute
The National Conference of State Legislatures

After you have identified the project, discuss the following points:

Evaluate one modification that you would make to this decision in order to make at least one stakeholder better off and not make any stakeholder worse off.
Provide a rationale as to why your recommended proposal should be followed either immediately or in increments.
Evaluate what the result would be if you were incorrect about the expected impact on the stakeholders, that is, you made a stakeholder or two worse off.
Analyze the actions you would take to resolve the unexpected negative impacts on the stakeholders.
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“The Glass Castle”written by Jeannette Walls

Select only ONE of the following themes and write a 2-page analysis to explain how this theme is developed in the book. Use at least one or two quotes or passages to support your explanation

Select only ONE of the following themes and write a 2-page analysis to explain how this theme is developed in the book. Use at least one or two quotes or passages to support your explanation. Your paper should be double-spaced with 1? margins on all sides.

The Glass Castle: The title of the book and a major theme within it, the Glass Castle represents Rex’s hope for a magical, fantastic life in which he can provide for his family and please his children. Rex lays out plans for the Glass Castle, including detailed dimensions for each of the children’s rooms, but he never actually builds the castle. For a long time Jeannette believes that he will but she gives up on the hope after the hole they dig for the foundation of the Glass Castle is filled with garbage. Though the physical structure is not erected, the symbol the Glass Castle represents remains with Jeannette in her childhood and helps her to believe that her father will do what he promises. When she discovers that this is not always true and realizes that the Glass Castle will never actually be built, she has reached adulthood.

Fire: Fire resurfaces frequently as a theme in The Glass Castle. As Jeannette suspects, it follow her around, becoming a fixture in her life. The very first, and perhaps most pivotal fire inspires Jeannette’s first memory, of being burned while cooking hot dogs at the age of three. Though she suffers extreme injuries, fire becomes a fixation for Jeannette, who cannot keep herself from playing with it and watching it. The work contains a number of other fires that claim houses, sheds, and injure other characters. It can be said to represent a trend of chaos that is both natural and staged by man. The theme of fire relates closely to other themes concerning nature and pollution that also appear in the memoir.

Self Sufficiency: Even during their hardest times, Rex and Rose Mary Walls refuse to become charity cases. They do not even accept help from their children in their late adulthood. The value of being self sufficient descends mainly from Rose Mary Walls, whose upbringing in an incredibly disciplined home leads her to forgo the rules when she becomes a mother. Her children, she insists, must learn how to be self sufficient and strong. They should not rely on society or doctors or anything else to help them through life. Even when they fall ill or injure themselves, Rose Mary prefers to treat the wound at home rather than cater to what she considers a false need to visit the hospital. Though the Walls value self sufficiency they are not always able to maintain it, and sometimes their methods are not sufficient for survival at all.
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The Promise & Implications of Growing Fuel: Biodiesel

Judge and debate factual information regarding agricultural practices as they relate to the long-term stability of
biodiversity, ecosystems and natural resources.
• Analyze and identify various environmental issues and factors related to fuel (food) production and evaluate the
programs and practices in place addressing agriculture and the environment

 

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Select a patent whom you cared for and required multi disciplinary care.develop a case study and how you used colloberative partnership approach to patent care

Intr- bref descrpton of patient , age gender dagnosis

Body- communicaton strategy to engage other members of health team and ratonale for their referral
description of each team members role & how each role inter relates

Description of how u commiunicated the refrra to fly , patient

methods of judging quality of care probided by the team abd how as a nurse yu provded deedback to specfici members

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Organisms in Your Biome

Consider the natural environment or biome found in the geographic area where you currently live. For example, if you live in the Midwest, the natural biome for this area is the grassland. If you live in Alaska you are likely to live in either the tundra or the boreal forest. Describe the main features of the biome found in your geographic area. Include features such as the environment (moisture, temperature) and any topographic features that would influence the climate (mountains, large bodies of water, etc.).
Identify Ten Organisms
Make a list identifying at least ten organisms—at least five plants and five animals—that live in your biome, and describe how these organisms interact with one another. For example, is the relationship competitive or symbiotic?
Describe Each Organism and its Environmental Needs
In the speaker notes section in your presentation, briefly describe these ten organisms and the type of conditions—that is, moisture, warm temperatures, or a type of plant—they need in order to survive. Be sure to include the interactions between these organisms and the resources they need to survive. You may wish to use various tools available in Microsoft PowerPoint to visually depict these relationships.
Hypothesis of a New Environment
Consider a situation where the temperature of the climate was to increase by an average of ten degrees Celsius. Address the following:
How would these organisms survive if the temperature warmed up this much?
Would they stay or move to a more suitable environment?
Would a new species move in?
How would migratory species be impacted?
What would happen to your biome?
Now, consider if your biome changes with the temperature shift. Address the following:

What types of plants and animals do you think would live there?
What will happen to the rarer species? Will they cease to exist?
Identify five plants and five animals that you feel would inhabit this warmer area.
Describe this new ecosystem and the new interactions that will most likely exist.
Additional Topics to Include

How would environmental management practices change in your area?
Would this drastic shift in temperature impact culture and society in your area?
Would you still choose to live in this area after a drastic shift in temperature? Give reasons to support your answer.
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Advertisement Analysis Paper

The purpose of the Advertisement Analysis Paper is to thoroughly analyze an ad (newspaper, magazine, radio, web or other) and look for elements that tell the reader something about that specific product or service. These elements can be implied or exposed directly to the audience. The writer should focus on these elements in order to present a clear argument about how this advertisement can influence people’s attitudes towards a certain object or idea, and then analyze them carefully to discover if the message implied is successful or not. The required length is 3-5 pages.

Introduction:
• What kind of source does the ad come from?
If it is from a newspaper or magazine, what kinds of articles are in it? If it is from a website, what else is on the site?
• Who is the target audience (age, gender, social class, education level, etc.) of this ad?
• What other types of ads are in this source?
• What types of pictures are in the ad?
• How do these factors help or hurt the ad you are analyzing?

Body: Describe in detail what is in the ad. (Example: The ad for this particular clothing product features a man with his son and dog at the end of a dock on a warm summer day. The father and son are wearing button down shirts, khaki slacks,
and they wear calm, happy expression on their faces. Both seem relaxed and comfortable.)

a) How do the elements in the ad make you want to buy or want to use the product?
b) How do you think buying or using this product will affect you?
c) Describe information that makes the ad’s claim valid (if you believe it to be).
Example: Underwear X is extremely comfortable (it is made from 100% cotton)

Conclusion: Reflect upon whether or not the message gets through and if the ad is effective. Would you consider buying this product in the future over another? Why or why not?
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Energy Sources and Alternative Energy
investigate the effects of acid mine drainage through experimentation. Additionally, it will allow for the exploration of solar energy through the use of a solar cell motor.
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