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Select one of the two options (Narrative or Desciption) and begin to tell your Miami Story. The key here is to capture a moment in as much detail as possible. Use the rhetorical structures you have learned so far. Narrative (1 page, typed, double spaced) FIRST PART: Tell a story of significance to your family. Tell it in scene. For Miami Stories Event: Theme -- Tell us your story: “How you or your family came to Miami” How did you and/or your family come here, to this city? Tell the story in scene, moment to moment. Include setting, dialogue, gestures, names of people and places. Tell us the year, the season, the moment-to-moment sensations of your journey. or “My first time in Miami. . .” Give us a scene that you remember from when you first arrived to Miami. If you settled in Miami, describe where you (and/or your family) settled: address, physical description of the place where you lived, neighbors, landscape, streets. Give sounds, colors, names of places and people. How old were you? What was the year? The season? The weather? Give us a specific account of one moment in your life then and your impressions of the place. Include dialogue, setting, gestures. or “What it’s like to live in Miami. . .” Give us a scene about living in Miami now. Give sounds, colors, names of place and people. Give us the year, the season, the weather. Include dialogue, setting, gestures The story you tell could be one that you witnessed or one that was told to you. Do not state the story’s significance. It must emerge from the details or actions narrated. Tell the story as it comes to you, but tell it in scene , moment to moment. It could be a memory or a story of when you were a child or a story told about a relative or sibling or a parent. Be sure to have: setting/ location time of day, year, season, gestures (people sit, stand, move), dialogue (one line per speaker, tags ‘he/she said’) Use past or present tense but be consistent. Which one is a scene? A or B? Remember that your stories need to be in scene. Create a movie in the mind of the reader, moment to moment. I remember when my sister announced she was getting married. It was New Year’s Eve in 2004. She was very young and our family was concerned. My mother cried and my father got upset. My sister Katya walked in the kitchen, where we’d gathered – Mom, Dad, Tio Alberto and his second wife-- to bring in the New Year. Mom had handed out the champagne glasses. Katya said, “I’m getting married.” It was 2004. She was sixteen. Tio Alberto, who was already drunk, raised his empty champagne glass to her. Dad held his close to his chest. “Sure, my love,” he said. “You’re getting married. Some day.” .
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Select one of the two options (Narrative or Description) and begin to tell your Miami Story. The key here is to capture a moment in as much detail as possible. Use the rhetorical structures you have learned so far. Please post your rough draft here AND post your rough draft also in the Turnitin assignment box under Module 1 -- Writing assignment.
Narrative (1 page minimum,double spaced, MLA style format and minimum of 5 paragraphs):
Tell a story of significance to your family. Tell it in scene.
OR
Tell the story of how you or your family came to Miami.
How did you and/or your family come here, to this city? Tell the story in scene, moment to moment. Include setting, dialogue, gestures, names of people and places. Tell us the year, the season, the moment-to-moment sensations of your journey.
or
“My first time in Miami. . .”
Give us a scene that you remember from when you first arrived to Miami. If you settled in Miami, describe where you (and/or your family) settled: address, physical description of the place where you lived, neighbors, landscape, streets. Give sounds, colors, names of places and people. How old were you? What was the year? The season? The weather? Give us a specific account of one moment in your life then and your impressions of the place. Include dialogue, setting, gestures.
or
“What it’s like to live in Miami. . .”
Give us a scene about living in Miami now. Give sounds, colors, names of place and people. Give us the year, the season, the weather. Include dialogue, setting, gestures
The story you tell could be one that you witnessed or one that was told to you. Do not state the story’s significance. It must emerge from the details or actions narrated.
Tell the story as it comes to you, but tell it
in scene
, moment to moment. It could be a memory or a story of when you were a child or a story told about a relative or sibling or a parent.
Be sure to have:
setting/ location
time of day,
year,
season,
gestures (people sit, stand, move),
dialogue (one line per speaker, tags ‘he/she said’)
Use past or present tense but be consistent.
Which one is a scene?
A or B?
Remember that your stories need to be in scene. Create a movie in the mind of the reader, moment to moment.
I remember when my sister announced she was getting married. It was New Year’s Eve in 2004. She was very young and our family was concerned. My mother cried and my father got upset.
My sister Katya walked in the kitchen, where we’d gathered – Mom, Dad, Tio Alberto and his second wife-- to bring in the New Year. Mom had handed out the champagne glasses. Katya said, “I’m getting married.” It was 2004. She was sixteen.
Tio Alberto, who was already drunk, raised his empty champagne glass to her. Dad held his close to his chest. “Sure, my love,” he said. “You’re getting married. Some day.”
The answer is B. Please write your essay in scene as shown in example B.
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Family Story Assignment (1 ½ to 2 ½ pages, double spaced):
Tell a story of significance to your family. It could be a story you witnessed or one that was told to you. Do not state the story’s significance. It must emerge from the details or actions narrated.
Tell the story as it comes to you, but tell it IN SCENE, moment to moment. It could be a memory or a story of when you were a child or a story told about a relative or sibling or a parent. Have a (1) setting/ location, (2) time of day, (3) year, (4) season, (5) gestures (people sit, stand, move), (6) dialogue (one line per speaker, tags ‘he/she said’), (7) Use past or present tense but be consistent.
A:
I remember when my sister announced she was getting married. It was New Year’s Eve in 2004. She was very young and our family was concerned. My mother cried and my father got upset.
B:
My sister Katya walked in the kitchen, where we’d gathered – Mom, Dad, Tio Alberto and his second wife-- to bring in the New Year. Mom had handed out the champagne glasses. Katya said, “I’m getting married.” It was 2004. She was sixteen.
Tio Alberto, who was already drunk, raised his empty champagne glass to her. Dad held his close to his chest. “Sure, my love,” he said. “You’re getting married. Some day.”
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Select one of the two options (Narrative or Description) and begin to tell your Miami Story. The key here is to capture a moment in as much detail as possible. Use the rhetorical structures you have learned so far.
What it's like to live in Miami. . .”
Give us a scene about living in Miami now. Give sounds, colors, names of place and people. Give us a year, the season, the weather. Include dialogue, setting, gestures
The story you tell could be one that you witnessed or one that was told to you. Do not state the story’s significance. It must emerge from the details or actions narrated. Tell the story as it comes to you, but tell it in a scene, moment to moment. It could be a memory or a story of when you were a child or a story told about a relative or sibling or a parent.
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time of day,
year,
season,
gestures (people sit, stand, move),
dialogue (one line per speaker, tags; he/she said;)
NOTE: Use past or present tense but be consistent.
Remember that your stories need to be on scene. Create a movie in the mind of the reader, moment to moment.
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Narrative (1 page minimum,double spaced, MLA style format and minimum of 5 paragraphs):
Tell a story of significance to your family. Tell it in scene.
OR
Tell the story of how you or your family came to Miami.
How did you and/or your family come here, to this city? Tell the story in scene, moment to moment. Include setting, dialogue, gestures, names of people and places. Tell us the year, the season, the moment-to-moment sensations of your journey.
or
“My first time in Miami. . .”
Give us a scene that you remember from when you first arrived to Miami. If you settled in Miami, describe where you (and/or your family) settled: address, physical description of the place where you lived, neighbors, landscape, streets. Give sounds, colors, names of places and people. How old were you? What was the year? The season? The weather? Give us a specific account of one moment in your life then and your impressions of the place. Include dialogue, setting, gestures.
or
“What it’s like to live in Miami. . .”
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I remember when my sister announced she was getting married. It was New Year’s Eve in 2004. She was very young and our family was concerned. My mother cried and my father got upset.
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Select one of the two options (Narrative or Description) and begin to tell your Miami Story. The key here is to capture a moment in as much detail as possible. Use the rhetorical structures you have learned so far.
What it's like to live in Miami. . .”
Give us a scene about living in Miami now. Give sounds, colors, names of place and people. Give us a year, the season, the weather. Include dialogue, setting, gestures
The story you tell could be one that you witnessed or one that was told to you. Do not state the story’s significance. It must emerge from the details or actions narrated. Tell the story as it comes to you, but tell it in a scene, moment to moment. It could be a memory or a story of when you were a child or a story told about a relative or sibling or a parent.
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time of day,
year,
season,
gestures (people sit, stand, move),
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What could have been done to prevent the incident?
Assignment
In 2017, one of the biggest cyberattacks ever to occur was caused by the
failure of the management and IT staff at a well-known, very large enterprise
to take the necessary action to prevent the hacking the personal information
of over 800 million customers. The ability of the black hats to penetrate the
technology portal at mega-giant Equifax and steal personal information was
determined to be the simple failure to apply a patch to fix a known risk
referred to as the Apache Struts vulnerability. An alert had been promulgated
and the employees at Equifax knew of the vulnerability, and even ran some
scans, but never applied the patch that would have prevented the
reconnaissance.
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Assignment:
How does “minimum staffing” impact your ability to meet your budgeted numbers?
This chapter deals with specific units of service for nursing workload requirements. What role should the nurse leader play and how should the leader interact with the finance department for a standard definition of measurement?
As a nurse leader, you have to set up a new patient service budget. What sources of information do you need to build the budget?
How should a nurse leader use a patient classification (acuity) system to justify nursing hours per day/staffing mix/nurse-to-patient ratios for budget purposes that would be understood by the finance department?
This PowerPoint® (Microsoft Office) or Impress® (Open Office) presentation should be a minimum of 20 slides, including a title and reference slide, with detailed speaker notes on content slides. pictures. Use at least four scholarly sources.
Leger, J. M., & Dunham-Taylor, J. (2018).
Financial Management for Nurse Managers: Merging the Heart with the Dollar, 4th Edition.
Burlington: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
.
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Assignment
For this task, compose a chart of the four types of correlation coefficients, give an example of when you would use each of these correlations, and what type of research question would be a good match for this method. For example, your chart may appear as:
Statistical Method
What the Statistical Method/Test Measures
What type of research question would best apply to this method?
Conclude your chart with a reflective summary in which you explain the essential features of each of the statistical methods.
Length: 1-2 page chart, 1-2 page summary (Not including title and reference pages)
Your chart paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts presented by providing new thoughts and insights relating directly to the topic. Your response should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
BEng (Honours) in Telecommunications Engineering
Academic Year: 2018-19 Semester: A
Course work:
QOS Evaluation of a Corporate WAN
MHH624695: Simulating Multimedia Networks
Submitted by
Dalal hamed AL Wahaibi 11807
Budoor salim AL Gazali 120543
iii
Table of Contents
LIST OF FIGURES ii
ABSTRACT iii
INTRODUCTION 1
problem statement 1
problem analysis 1
network design 2
RESULT AND ANALYSIS 6
scenario number 1 6
scenario number 2 9
scenario number 3 11
scenario number 4 13
scenario number 5 14
CONCLUSION 16
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Cyber Oman LLC Network7
Figure 2 Network of Muscat office8
Figure 3 Salalah Branch Network 9
Figure 4 Dubai Branch Network 9
Figure 5 the network with quality of the service9
Figure 6 In Email Download Response time(sec)11
Figure 7 In FTP Download Response time (sec)12
Figure 8 HTTP page response time (sec)12
Figure 9 print traffic received \sent (bytes/sec)13
Figure 10 Point –to-point throughput of the PPP DS113
Figure 11 Utilization of PPP DS113
Figure 12 Packet Delay in Video Conferencing14
Figure 13 End to End delay occurs in the video conferencing14
Figure 14 The delay variation in the voice15
Figure 15 the End-to-End delay in VoIP(sec)15
Figure 16 the throughput of PPP DS1 16
Figure 17 link utilization 16
Figure 18 Video Conferencing Packet Delay16
Figure 19 Voice Packet Delay 17
Figure 20 Voice packet end to end delay(sec)17
Figure 21 Throughput and Utilization of PPP DS3 Muscat to Dubai 18
Figure 22 Voice Jitter (sec)18
Figure 23 jitter of voice (sec)19
Figure 24 video conferencing packet Delay variation19
Figure 25 The average in voice packet end to end20
ABSTRACT
Along the most recent advancement in more noteworthy transmission capacity and system speed, the utilization of constant application, for example, the VoIP along with video spilling, as well as video conferencing and the FTP turn out to be generally utilized. though the non-constant application, for example, print, Email, and web perusing are not touchy to the QoS parameters and ongoing applications are delicate to the QoS paramet.
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ASSIGNMENT:
For your final project, you will construct a moral argument
using the "Five Steps for Constructing Moral Arguments,"
outlined in Chapter 2, and create a PowerPoint presentation written narration.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Before you begin,
re-read Ethics for Life
, Chapter 2, pp. 47-51.
Be sure that you
fully understand the "components" of an argument, and how to use those components
in the “Five Steps for Constructing Moral Arguments,” all presented in these pages.
2) READ ALL ATTACHED DOCUMENTS....CHAPTER 2 IS INCLUDED
3)
Construct a moral argument and create an oral presentation
that includes written narration.*
(see the Detailed Instructions document regarding narration)
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTION AND RUBRIC!!!!
.
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ASSIGNMENT
GM 501 Summer 2019
Assignment Instructions
Choose a current hot topic in health and in one page explain the impact of the outcome of policies as it plays out in communities.
One Page
Single Spaced
11/12 pt Font
Proper Grammar, Spelling, and Paragraphing
If using other references, you may include these references on a separate page.
Due : June 18, 2019 IN CLASS
PAGE
Abstract
[Doctoral Study Title]
by
[your official name]
MS, [university], 20XX
BS, [university], 20XX
Doctoral Study Submitted in Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree of
Doctor of Business Administration
Walden University
[last month of term you graduate] 20XX
Abstract
Use the following guidelines when writing the abstract. Begin with a wow statement illuminating the problem under study. Identify the design (case study, phenomenological, quasi-experimental, correlation) Note: Do not mention the method (qualitative/quantitative) in the abstract. Identify the study population and geographical location. Identify the theoretical (quantitative) or conceptual framework (qualitative) that grounded the study; in APA style, theory/conceptual framework names are lower case. Describe the data collection process (e.g., interviews, surveys, questionnaires). Describe the data analysis process (e.g., modified van Kaam method to identify themes in qualitative studies or t test, ANOVA, or multiple regression in quantitative studies). Do not mention software used. Identify two or three themes that morphed from the study (qualitative). Present the statistical results for each research question (quantitative studies). Describe how these data may contribute to social change (use the word social change and identify who specifically may benefit). Ensure the first line in the abstract is not indented. Ensure abstract does not exceed one page. Use plural verbs with data (e.g., the data were). Write all numbers as digits (i.e., 1, 2, 10, 20) and not spelled out unless at the beginning of a sentence. Add an abbreviation in parentheses after spelling out a term in full only if the abbreviation is used again in the abstract.
[Doctoral Study Title]
by
[your official name]
MS, [university], 20XX
BS, [university], 20XX
Doctoral Study Submitted in Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree of
Doctor of Business Administration
Walden University
[last month of term you graduate] 20XX
Dedication
This is an optional page for a dedication. If you include a dedication, use regular paragraph spacing as shown here (not centered, italicized, or otherwise formatted). The dedication should not exceed one page. If you are not including a dedication, delete the heading and text on this page.
Acknowledgments
This is an optional page for acknowledgments. It is a nice place to thank the faculty, family members, and friends who have helped you reach this point in your academic career. The acknowledgments should not exceed one page.
No page number appears on any o.
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· Develop a resume that would support applying for positions you have found.
· When developing your resume, consider the skills and job duties listed in the job descriptions and relate them to your education (Master of Healthcare Administration degree) and experience (Healthcare Accounting).
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· The results of your job search
· Your resume
· What you learned in developing your resume
· An assessment of your experience in a practice interview, including what you learned that you can apply to a real-life interview.
· Please to insure introduction, topics, subtopics and conclusion.
ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE: Strategy, Valuation, and Deal Structure EF 2-1
Case Study
Amazon.com, Inc. – Early Development and Financing
At age 31, Jeffrey Bezos resigned his position as Senior Vice President of D. E.
Shaw & Co., a Wall Street investment firm, to found an Internet venture. Bezos, who
holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Princeton
University, had been searching systematically for a way to participate in the growth of
retailing on the Internet. After considering a number of alternatives, he settled on the
idea of establishing an online bookstore.
Overview
Amazon.com was founded in Seattle, Washington in July 1994 with an initial
investment of $10,000 by Bezos. The entire first year of the venture’s existence was
devoted to development of infrastructure: designing the website, establishing relations
with distributors, developing software to manage book orders and deliveries, designing a
search engine, and developing the software to manage the cash flow of the venture. For
the most part, development efforts were performed by Bezos, himself.
Amazon.com opened for business on the Internet in July 1995, billing itself as
“Earth’s Biggest Bookstore.” The Company offers over 2.5 million titles, including most
of the 1.5 million of the English-language titles currently in print. By contrast, even the
largest traditional bookstore does not carry more than 175,000 titles in inventory.
The Company’s objective is to become “the leading online retailer of information-
based products and services, with an initial focus on books.” Amazon expects to compete
against traditional bookstores by offering books that are in high demand at discount
prices that are difficult for the traditional bookstores to match and by offering
convenience and information that cannot be duplicated by traditional bookstores.
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Foodborne Disease Presentation
Foodborne diseases are a common problem both at home and abroad.
Unit 4 Assignment
Select two specific foodborne diseases. In a PowerPoint presentation, discuss the causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of the diseases. Choose either a global point of view or a local point of view.
Design your presentation for a poorly educated audience from a low income or poverty stricken area.
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Your presentation should be 6-10 slides plus a title slide and a reference slide.
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Exercises
:
How has the role of the strategic planner changed over the past several decades? What new skills will be essential for the strategic planner?
How does the scanning process create a "window" to the external environment? How does the window concept help in understanding organizations and the types of information they produce?
Professional Development
:
Using the questions listed in Exhibit 2-8 (p. 68), as your basis discuss strategic assumptions and how you would respond to them in a strategic planning assessment.
Ginter, P. M., Duncan, W. J., & Swayne, L. E. (2013).
Strategic Management of Health Care Organizations
(7th ed.). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. (Chapters 1 and 2)
.
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