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Twelve-Month Argument and Research Plan 1-Identify one personal, academic, or professional argument opportunity. What passion led you to choose this argument opportunity? Why did you decide to place it in this section (today through 3 months from now)? How will you approach this opportunity? How might it change the world? Please respond with rich detail […]

what is diverticulitis? Is diverticulitis inherited? The treatment or diet for diverticulitis? Do other factors make a difference in the service of diverticulitis?. This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Knowledge and Understanding Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of course content 65.0 pts A A comprehensive grasp of the subject matter is demonstrated, including an […]

Directions; read the following speech by David Foster Wallace. What are the arguments Wallace makes in his speech? In a well developed, typed, multi-paragraph essay, of NO LONGER than 500 words. provide textual evidence and analysis. Then provide an example of your personal life when Wallace’s advice applied. the essay must be in MLA format […]

Speech/Discussion: “The Science of Stage Fright” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K93fMnFKwfI#action=share. let’s take a different approach to understand speech anxiety. Watch the video above to learn more about that “nervous feeling” you may get before you present a speech.  Where does it come from and how do you “deal” with it? You’ll want to ask yourself specifically: According to this […]

The responses should be brief and in your own words. Do not plagiarize; if you do, will earn zero points. In your own words, to the questions.1. What is technical communication? 2. Why is acquiring technical writing skills important to you? 3. What are the challenges of producing technical documents? 4. What are the ethical […]

While public health surveillance has traditionally focused on infectious diseases, public health officials are now targeting environmental issues, occupational matters, injuries, chronic diseases, birth defects, risky health behaviours, and genetics. It is for this reason that statistical data has become vital for public health officials, and why for public health officials, it is important to […]

 Read about the basic concept of “inventing ideas” in Chapter 1 of The Composition of Everyday Life (CEL). In the CEL, the authors, John Mauk and John Metz point out that “inventive thinking” is essential to the basic acts that all citizens in a democracy are expected to do: analyze, debate, and try to deeply understand everyday issues […]

. Write a Letter to Your Younger Self For this creative writing exercise, you are going to write a letter (3 paragraphs) to your younger self and we will place it in a time capsule. What message would you relay to your younger self about the importance of reading? Include things that you would do […]

Watch the video  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB4_WIPE7vo&feature=youtu.be  and answer the following: What is Apple’s ecosystem? Knowing what you know about Porter’s 5 Forces, Apple is leveraging which of the 5 forces? Explain.         So much stress and so little time? We’ve got you covered. Get your paper proofread, edited or written from scratch within the tight […]

Tell us about yourself! You can answer questions like: What year in school are you? What activities do you like to do? What are you studying? What is something interesting about you? (For example: maybe you have traveled overseas, or you have 20 siblings, or you have goats — share anything that would be interesting […]