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Write a weighted comparison using “Harrison Bergeron” as the primary and “Brave New World” as the secondary to explain whether or not the society in Bergeon will survive or fail. Some points to look at; the cypress experiment in “Brave New World”, When they talk about Creativity gone, competition is gone, no things to really live or strive for in Bergeron.

Please assist me in completing this case study on a hiring work system.I have included what I have completed. Below are the items that must be written.1. Title – Needs to be completed2. Introduction – Needs additional information that includes information on the RJ analysis data3. Work System Snapshot – Completed and included in the attached document4. SP Analysis – Completed and included in the attached document – Can be found in chapter 8 of the textbook attached (pg. 105)5. AP Analysis – Completed and included in the attached document – Can be found in chapter 8 of the textbook attached (pg. 107)6. RJ Analysis – Needs to be completed – Can be found in the appendix of the textbook attached (pg. 227)7. Conclusion/Outcome – Needs to be completedBelow are the instructions that were given:This case should be related to either a case one worked in the capacity of internship or a case one is very familiar with in a degree that one can easily analyze the elements and factors required in work system method like work practices, participants, specific technology and infrastructure involved, and environments and strategies.The report should consist of complete title, introduction, snapshot, SP, AP, RJ analysis and conclusion/outcome. It should contain no less than 1500 words. Times New Roman typeface and 12 font size is preferred, no page limit restrictions.

What is desirable for a modern society like the United States: unity in diversity and celebrating multiculturalism, or a homogenous culture focused on assimilation of cultures?

It?s a three-paragraph essay on Shakespeare?s Romeo and Juliet. I?ve uploaded the pdf file that the quotations will have to be quoted from.Instructions:Write an essay in 900-1200 words in which you analyse and interpret William Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet.Use examples from the play to back up your points; use the Swan edition for references.Only refer to the parts we have read in class:Prologue, act 1 scene 3 + 5, balcony scene (act 2, scene 1), act 5 scenes 1+2Overall construction of the essay:1. Introduction2. Shakespeare’s language (literary devices, symbolism, irony, metaphors, sonnet, quatraints, iambic pentameter etc)3. Own focus: Portrayal of gender roles, esp. Juliet (compared to the mother)4. Themes of the play – symbols, imagery, metaphor5. Conclusion

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1.) Lab tests confirm the presence of HIV antibodies in Zane’s blood. Briefly describe why there are antibodies present.2.) Briefly define “autoimmunity” and “immunodeficiency” in your own words. Which of these conditions is Zane more likely to develop?3.) HIV is a retrovirus. Briefly describe how a retrovirus is different from other viruses.4.) Which of Justine’s symptoms signify the presence of lymphadenopathy?5.) Aside from the symptoms noted in Justine’s case, list and briefly describe 3 other symptoms of lymphoma.6,) Chemotherapy is a very general term for using medications to treat cancers. Briefly describe how chemotherapy would help Justine.7.) How would a bone marrow transplant help treat Justine’s condition?

Imagine you are a citizen of Seattle in the 1960s. Write a letter to the mayor expressing why laws prohibiting discrimination should be passed.

What is more important, personal freedoms or the well-being of society?

After watch the movie “The Human Spark” from PBSplease address the following question: Is there a human spark? Is there a reason why today there is only one species Homo sapiens and is the past there was a variability of species? I am NOT asking what makes humans special compared to other animals but why are modern humans (the species which has been around 300,000 – 200,000 years) compared to other contemporary hominins such as Neanderthals, the hobbits (H. Floresiensis), etc.  Can we say that these criteria are indeed unique to modern humans? How do you think it contributes to human uniqueness and the concept of the human spark?Write a poem and another one-page paper (Times New Roman 12pt, formatted neatly, and one-inch margins) that explains how you connect your creative poem to the promt.

Q1. you’re going to provide feedback on your three classmates’ drafts. Please review the directions above on how to give peer critique and the numbered items I have below. (200words each)I’m not concerned with your titles, minor punctuation errors, or your grammar so you don’t need to write about that! Instead, focus on larger, structural issues such as:- Are there two characters who know each other?- Is the conflict evident? What’s the story about?- What’s driving the story? Does the story begin in media res, which leads to why today?- What is different about today than any other day? Some things to think about: If the story covers a large amount of time, does it need to? Can the story be told in a shorter amount of time? Can the crux of the story exist over an afternoon? Over dinner? Do you need all the zipping from one place to another?- What is at stake in this story? That is, what is the character risking with his/her/their actions or behavior? A marriage or relationship? A job? Their house? Something needs to be at-stake externally.- Is the main character active or passive? Does the main character only observe the action or does s/he/they participate–say things, move around–in the story?- Does the writer effectively use sensory detail? Can you picture the setting? What’s the most memorable image and why? Are strong, colorful verbs used?- Are there cliches or stereotypes in the story? Be gentle, but direct when pointing them out.- Is the story in first person or limited third? Do you only go into the head/thoughts/feelings of the main character (first & third limited) or does the narrator shift the POV, going into the head/thoughts/feelings of more than one character (omniscient)? Remember, the story should be told either in first or limited third.- Does the story have a beginning, middle, and end?- is this story mostly in scene or summary? Are the crucial scenes of the story (like the climax, the beginning, the ending) summarized or are they in scene?Q2. Post your summary of Denis Johnson’s “Emergency” (100words)1. Author’s name + Title of the text2. Main topic of text is paraphrased (Topic is the literal, concrete sequence of events)3. Main purpose of text is paraphrased (Purpose is what the story’s themes are)4. Summary is 2-4 sentences long5. Summary is in your own words (no quotations)6. Vivid and precise verbs & transitions are used7. Proofread8. An author is always referred to by their last name (Gilman) not first (Charlotte)Q2-1. let’s try to tie FHead’s conflict (name it/them) & change (name it) to place or setting. (100words)To do this, you might think about where and when FHead is in harmony or disharmony with the setting. How do Fhead and Georgie move through this landscape?You might also analyze how secondary characters are described. Or, you might analyze the tone (is humor used, where?) in each of these vignettes. You might compare the settings of the different vignettes. You might think about how place works literally and figuratively.To do any of this kind of analysis, let’s do a close read of Johnson’s style, too. This means I’d like you to analyze Johnson’s style as you’re analyzing Fhead’s change and/or the setting &/or secondary characters &/or tone, etc.Be sure to do some citing from the text.