Stock Ratios

Stock Ratios

Paper instructions:
From the e-Activity, explain the ratio that is most meaningful to assessing the performance of your chosen stock. Provide support for your rationale.
Suggest which stock ratio indicates to an investor that the risk related to a stock is high. Provide support for your rationale.
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The Discovery of Hisarlik

The Discovery of Hisarlik

Title Page
Include the following:

essay title
your name
name of the course
your professor’s name
date
word count.

Introduction with Subject Data and Thesis Statement Combine your topic description, material data, and thesis statement from your proposal into an introduction. Then give a map for the reader of what to expect in the essay.

Thesis Statement This is a concise statement that tells the reader what the essay is about and what your main point or points are.

Formal Analysis For each of the key pieces discussed in the essay, describe their “observable properties of matter,” according to line, shape, form, space, texture, value, light, color, time, repetition, variety, rhythm, balance, compositional unity, emphasis, economy, proportion, etc.

Historical and Cultural Context Research the historical and cultural issues related to the era and region of your topic. Why was the piece made, and how was it used? Who owned it, and who could see it? Compare and contrast similar pieces or artists of the time. What was the content, meaning, or message of the piece or pieces you are looking at, as understood by the people of that time and place?

Image with Documentation Select at least one image related to your topic. Write a caption stating what it depicts. Document its source using the Turabian, or Chicago, method

References Select three or more scholarly sources relevant to your topic. Document your sources using the Turabian, or Chicago, method.

Describe Heinrich Schliemann’s discovery of Troy or Sir Arthur Evans’ excavation of Knossos or another remarkable discovery.
• Discuss the background of the discoverer,
• What led him to make the excavation and find the site,
• What he hoped to discover, the excavation’s high points, etc.
• Discuss how the public treated the discovery,
• Discuss any subsequent issues (is the work now regarded as fraudulent, would it meet current archaeological ethics, were there looted elements, etc.)

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The use of quantum dots in studying cell function

The use of quantum dots in studying cell function

Question 1:
Can quantum dots improve any existing method of diagnosis? And if so how?

Question 2:
While studying specific cell functions in the human body using nanocrystals,is there any threat for other human cells or DNA from these nanocrystals. Has there been any research that proves them as being safe??

Question 3:
Can quantum dots be used to deliver gene-silencing tools or target specific cells and are there any experiments that show the toxicity, in the use of quantum dots, for in vivo applications?

Question 4:
Has the use of quantum dots in studying cell function proved to be an advantage in studying cancer cells and have there been any medical breakthroughs using this technique?

Question 5:
In your poster you mention how the semiconductor shell improves the optical abilities of Quantum Dots. My questions for you would be – what properties of the shell allow it to make such improvements?
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Green Energy

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Green Energy

Many consumers encourage the green movement and are looking for companies that offer opportunities in this field. Some utilities companies that offer electricity and heat had attract attention to this movement in the past few years since they use fossil fuels that could be saved through alternative sources of energy or new ways to reduce existing levels of energy consumption. In fact, research provides evidence that some consumers are willing to pay a little more extra (i.e., a premium) to help the movement of environmental sustainability. The underlying assumption is that paying a little more may help in curbing the issue of global warming. Knowing the results of such research has motivated utility companies in different countries to develop programs for alternative energy and called upon consumers to support them paying for these programs.
Duke Energy of Indiana (USA), for example, has told its customers to pay a green energy premium and specified the amount ($) of electricity that would be obtained from renewable sources. Georgia Power Company told its customers that paying the premium ($54) would be equivalent to planting 125 trees or not driving 2,000 miles (3,219 kilometers) and would help bring more renewable power to Georgia.
Many of the utility companies who are offering eco-friendly options are falling short on delivering them. Some companies have found it difficult to profitably offer alternative energy sources. Others, however, are suspected of involving in “greenwahsing”. This refers to companies that make unsubstantiated claims about how their precuts or services are environmentally friendly. For the utility companies many of their claims of green power are empty promises. Rather than actually generating additional renewable energy sources, most of the premiums are going for marketing and administrative costs. Some reports indicate that less than 18% of voluntary customers’ contributions actually went for renewable energy development while the remaining went for marketing and administrative costs.

Required:
Discus the ethical issue(s) involved in the above scenario. Propose some remedial actions.

 

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Learning Team Experience

Learning Team Experience
Paper instructions:
Write about the salient issues important to the understanding of Team
Dynamics and the Team process when in a Learning Team. Apply as much communication theories as you can directly and specifically to the team behavior that your Learning Team has experienced (There are a total of 3 team members in our team, I will email details to you later). The final paper must be about 1300 words and reference at least three peer-reviewed articles in addition to the text-to support the content of the paper.

Address the following issues (Pick three and elaborate):

1. Goals: What goals did the team establish? Were the goals achieved?

2. Communication: What communication strategies did the team use? Were they effective?
How did these strategies enhance the team’s ability to collaborate? How did this affect
leadership roles within the team? Explain your answer.

3. Roles: Explain the formation of the team. What roles were developed for each team member?

4. Conflict: What conflicts developed? How were the conflicts managed? How does the team
think conflict should have been handled? What percentage of the team’s time was devoted to
conflict?

5. Decision making and problem solving: How did the team make important decisions? What
methods did the team use? What were the obstacles to team decision making? What
approach to problem solving did the team use?

6. Ethics: How did the team handle differing ethical standards? What challenges arose as a
result? What, if any, ethical issues arose? How were these issues resolved? How did ethics
influence the decision-making and problem-solving processes?

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The use of quantum dots in studying cell function

The use of quantum dots in studying cell function

Question 1:
Can quantum dots improve any existing method of diagnosis? And if so how?

Question 2:
While studying specific cell functions in the human body using nanocrystals,is there any threat for other human cells or DNA from these nanocrystals. Has there been any research that proves them as being safe??

Question 3:
Can quantum dots be used to deliver gene-silencing tools or target specific cells and are there any experiments that show the toxicity, in the use of quantum dots, for in vivo applications?

Question 4:
Has the use of quantum dots in studying cell function proved to be an advantage in studying cancer cells and have there been any medical breakthroughs using this technique?

Question 5:
In your poster you mention how the semiconductor shell improves the optical abilities of Quantum Dots. My questions for you would be – what properties of the shell allow it to make such improvements?
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Labor Studies

Labor Studies
Paper on "Nickel and Dime" by Barbara Ehrenreich:
When she writes about the hardships that the working poor (her fellow workers) face, Barbara Ehrenreich generally does not blame the workers themselves for their major problems, Instead, she finds so many obstacles, indignities, and hardships built into the way that our society treats such workers that it appears that it is almost impossible in many cases for them to get out of poverty. Others, who don’t see any big problems with the way our system treats different classes of people might view the same situation differently. They might argue that it is entirely (or primarily) the responsibility of poor workers themselves to individually better their own conditions.

Argue one side or the other of this dispute. (I know most will say it is BOTH, but I want you to take one side or the other as PRIMARILY more right than the other.) Who bears responsibility for guaranteeing a minimally decent life for the "working poor" in our society? The larger society or the workers themselves? Whichever side you take, be sure to provide evidence and strong arguments for your position, using examples from Ehrenreich’s book and/or your own experiences to bolster your case.
Keep in mind:
The question of "testing" low-wage job applicants (including urine tests) comes up. At this point in the reading, Ehrenreich states what she thinks is the real purpose of these tests. Since we discussed this last week, has your perspective changed any after reading her analysis of such testing? Any way you look at it, such testing tells us something important about our society: either it is composed of many low-wage workerss who are untrustworthy, prone to theft, and likely drug abusers, or employers use these devices to maintain control and to intimidate those at the bottom rungs of our economic order.

In addition to the usual impossibility of finding affordable housing, Ehrenreich brings in racial (and also to some degree, gender) issues in this particular reading. She chose to go to Maine because of how "white" it is. Having a smaller population of African Americans and Hispanics than her home state of Florida,she finds that racial and ethnic distinctions are less used in Maine to demarcate the lowest jobs and occupations. She also notes at one point, when she is being ignored as if "invisible" at the counter of a diner while ordering iced tea, that she might just be getting some sense of what it is like to be black in America. Thus, she raises in several ways the intersection between racial/ethnic divisions and class distinctions in our society. On the discussion board I’ll be asking you to meditate on these issues she encounters.

This particular reading also addresses issues about how low-wage workers are seen or perceived by others. As a cleaning maid, she finds that some homeowners seem to enjoy seeing a cleaning lady on her knees, set up hidden cameras to "catch" any misdeeds such as stealing, and seem totally oblivious to the humanity of those who clean up after them. She also finds that, unlike waitressing, being a cleaning lady relegates one to the lowest of the low in the eyes of others, even in the eyes of other low-wage workers themselves. "They think we’re stupid" is a comment that pretty well sums it up. Are such attitudes justified or not? What does this tell us about our society.

Ehrenreich also wants to debunk the notion that there is plenty of assistance available (at convenient times and ways) for those in need. She finds it practically impossible to obtain food assistance during any reasonable hours, and what she does get is unhealthy and somewhat impossible to consume in her circumstances. This again addresses a controversial question: does the U.S. give ample (many would say way too much) assistance to those at the bottom of the economic ladder? It is widely believed that our society is too generous — the opposite of Ehrenreich’s experience or belief.

And finally, this reading addresses the toll that is taken on one’s self-image when you are treated as "nothing" or "invisible" or at minimum untrustworthy and unworthy. She finds her fellow cleaning maids to be dependent on and seeking approval from a "boss" that Ehrenreich finds loathsome, and mostly devoid of any sense that they deserved better. To Ehrenreich, who would love to see some "fight back" from her fellow workers, this is dispiriting.

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Consumer buying behaviour (Nestle Breakfast Cereals)

Consumer buying behaviour (Nestle Breakfast Cereals)
Critically evaluate how consumer motivation, perceptions, learning and attitude formation could influence purchasing (including emotional drivers) of Nestle breakfast cereals. In addition to taking a broad view you will need to refine your analysis to consider a specific example.
Word limit 2800 words (this does not include reference list and appendices – no more than four pages).
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The stability of discrete emotions across time in elderly

My project is about the core emotions, fear, anger, sadness and happiness in elderly. I am interested in gender differences, how are this emotions maintained across time and on which basis, and about the remembrance of emotional events and emotional memory.

 

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