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Research essay on climate change What is an annotated bibliography, then? It is a list of sources you have consulted along with one or two paragraphs of text for each source summarizing the source and discussing how it is relevant to your upcoming paper. Your discussion of the relevance of the source to your paper should include an evaluation of the source. Do you agree with what the source is saying? Or are you going to use this particular source as a source for objections to the arguments you make to support your thesis? You are required to list at least ten academic sources in your annotated bibliography. i have 7 sources you can use. i need some of them but doesnt have to be all as well as other sources you can find because i need a total of 10. 1. Marland, G. T.A. Bonden, and R.J. Andres. 2007. “ Global, Regional, AND National CO2 Emissions.” 2. Fisher, B.S., et al. “ Ch.3: Issues related to mitigation in the long term context ” 3. Meehl, G.A., et al. “ Ch. 10: Global Climate Projections’’ 4. U.S Climate Change Science Program and the Subcommittee on Global Climate Change Research (January 2009). Granger, M et al. “ Best Practice Approaches for Characterizing, Communicating and Incorporating Scientific Uncertainty in Decision Making ” 5. Issues in Science and Technology Online; “ Promoting Low Energy Electricity Production ” 6. Romm, Joe (19 June 2008). “ Cleaning up on Carbon ”. Nature Reports Climate Change. 7. Amory Lovins (March-April 2012) “ A farewell to fossil fuels ”. Foreign Affairs. .
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Overview: Students will write a brief research review (5-7 pages double spaced) on a topic of their choosing, so long as it relates directly to Cognitive Psychology. This review must include a minimum of 5 peer-reviewed research articles. The paper is due on Friday, December 8th.
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Example Topics:
To what degree are cognitive processes shared across music and language?
What are the types of cognitive processes that contribute to creating false memories?
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*Must write topic in your own words, don’t plagiarize these examples*
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Address your topic using peer reviewed research articles.
Articles that contain research experiments
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Where to find articles? PsycInfo
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Summarize the articles in your paper.
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Connect articles to make an argument.
How do these articles inform one another, and the topic at large?
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Refrain from using direct quotes
Third person point of view/ formal writing
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12 point font, Times New Roman, double spaced
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Connect articles to make an argument.
How do these articles inform one another, and the topic at large?
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A service provider is being sought for the technical upgrade of the Archives’ website Destination: Australia. In order to ensure the best value for money and optimal functionality (for the website and related exhibition interactive) going forward, it is necessary for the website to be transferred from a proprietary CMS to a commonly available CMS (including, but not limited to, an Open Source CMS).
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The website will enable the National Archives of Australia to collect user contributed data about the photographic collection featured on the site. The interface must be modern, engaging and user-friendly, designed to meet the needs of people of all ages, and differing levels of computer and English literacy. The website must interact successfully with an exhibition interactive via an existing API. There is an option for hosting, maintenance and support services to be provided from contract execution until 31 December 2019.
Timeframe for Delivery: November/December 20XX with a possible extension of up to 3 years for hosting and maintenance.
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The National Archives of Australia (Archives) (the Customer) is responsible under the Archives Act 1983 (Cth) for the preservation and storage of .
• 2 pages• APA• how the airport uses sustainability at the o.docx
• 2 pages
• APA
•
h
ow the airport uses sustainability at the operational side/airside (everything behind the gate and basically where the airplanes are) at an airport
• e.g. use of electric cars at the airfield, like buses for passengers etc.
• Due 6 PM (NY Time)
Thank you so much!
.
¿Lógico o ilógicoIndicate whether each of the doctors statemen.docx
¿Lógico o ilógico?
Indicate whether each of the doctor's statements is
lógico
or
ilógico
.
"En este hospital se prohíben exámenes médicos."
"Esta mañana se me rompió la mano; tuve que cancelar todas las citas de esta semana."
"Se necesitan medicinas porque hay pacientes enfermos."
"En mi consultorio se regalan radiografías."
"A un enfermero se le cayeron unas botellas; por eso el paciente se quitó los zapatos."
Oraciones con
se
Rewrite the sentences using
se
.
Modelo
Buscamos médicos bilingües.
Se buscan médicos bilingües.
No pueden hablar por teléfono.
Mariela sufre muchos dolores de cabeza. Debe trabajar más.
Fiebre
se escribe así: efe - i - e - be - ere - e.
A Felipe no le gustan mucho las películas; va al cine constantemente.
Conversaciones
Choose the correct adverbs to complete the conversations.
—Éstas son las pastillas que usted debe tomar. Recuerde, son cuatro pastillas al día; debe tomarlas...
—Perdone, doctora, ¿puede hablar más ? Es que con este dolor de cabeza escucho.
—¿Te enfermas ?
— , me enfermo una vez al año.
—¿Qué te dijo el médico?
—Que debo nadar una hora, tres veces por semana porque siento dolor en los huesos. La natación es muy buena para la circulación y no lastima los huesos.
Adverbios
Fill in the blanks with words from the list. Two words will not be used.
a tiempo
casi
muchas veces
poco
rápido
tarde
Mi amigo Onofre y yo estudiamos medicina. A nuestra profesora de biología le importa mucho la puntualidad. Si los estudiantes llegan
(1) [removed],
ella está de buen humor; pero si no, ¡ojo (
watch out
)!
(2) [removed]
Onofre y yo llegamos
(3) [removed]
a clase, y ahora bajaron nuestras notas (
grades
). ¡Vamos a tener que caminar
(4) [removed]
a clase!
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·Which of the following is considered a hybrid organizational fo.docx
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Which of the following is considered a hybrid organizational form?
·
sole proprietorship
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corporation
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limited liability partnership
·
partnership
.
·Write aresearch paper of three (3) body pages on a narrow aspec.docx
·
Write aresearch paper of three (3) body pages on a narrow aspect of the topic
“
how a specific innovation or discovery from the past has impacted or changed some aspect of human history.”
The paper may be either an argumentative or analytical essay. Utiliz
e
at least three
high-quality academic references that you access through FDU on-line or physical libraries.
At least one must be a scholarly/peer reviewed article.
Use of Wikipedia, blogs, .com websites of people not known as experts in their fields, and similar sources do
not
meet this “high-quality” requirement.
·
Develop a clear thesis statement that you will support in your paper. This requires researching, analyzing, appropriately quoting, paraphrasing and summarizing the resources as well as synthesizing material. Utilize information from your resources to draw implications that support your thesis. Be SPECIFIC and EXPLICIT in providing data and in drawing conclusions
·
Your paper will be written in APA format and must include:
·
Title page
·
Abstract
·
Fully researched body with appropriate in text citations
·
References
·
Appendices (if appropriate)
Cover, Abstract/Prefatory Information, References, Appendix, Illustrations and other support materials
are in addition
to the three body pages noted above.
Your paper
must
be double space, 12 pt. Times New Roman, with paragraph indents, no extra spaces between paragraphs, on US letter paper. Margins must be 1 inch top, bottom and
both sides, with alignment flush left and uneven, or
ragged
, on right.
·
In-text citations (including secondary source citations) and references must follow APA guidelines as covered in class and in handouts that are distributed to you.
Your OUTLINE/graphic organizer will be graded separately and will be worth 10 points. Your paper will be worth 90 points, for a total of 100 points on this assignment.
.
·InterviewConduct an interview and document it.During this c.docx
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Interview
Conduct an interview and document it.
During this course we have learned about organizational culture and structure, we have spoken of feedback and job types. As project that pulls together all concepts from this course you will conduct an interview. Document the interview and draw a conclusion in a short four to five sentence summary of the experience.
1.
create 8 to 10 professional and quality interview questions
2.
decide how you are going to document the interview (audio, video or type)
3.
conduct the interview
4.
confirm that the interview was documented
5.
write the summary paragraph
6.
submit your assignment
The topic and interviewee are to be of your choice and should allow you to learn something that will help in pursuit of your career.
.
·Submit a 50- to 100-word response to each of the followin.docx
·
Submit
a 50- to 100-word response to
each of
the following questions:
o
Understanding a Will
1.
What is
a will and what is
the benefit of having
one
?
2.
Why is it important to also have a living revocable trust with a will?
o
Creating a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
What is a Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare? What information does the document provide? How is this document related to an advance directive (aka living will)?
o
Understanding the Purpose of the Must-Have Documents
4.
Why might these forms need to be
updated?
How would you go about making these updates to ensure they are valid?
5.
In what ways did you find any of these forms to be difficult to complete? What did you learn as a result of completing these forms?
.
·Section 3·Financial management, quality and marketing asp.docx
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Section 3
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Financial management, quality and marketing aspects of the organization
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Financial
·
Analysis of the service reimbursement for the organization (State, Federal, Insurance and Private Pay)
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Methods of funding
·
Research issues
·
Quality and Ethics
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Accreditation
·
Awards
·
Regulation
·
Ethical issues regarding who receives care at the organization
·
Marketing
·
Strategies
·
Branding
·
Community and employee involvement
·
Section 4
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Impact of economic and outside influences to the organization
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National and world economy impact
·
Explanation of the sustainability of this organizational care model
·
Healthcare reform
·
Regulations
·
Section 5
·
Conclusion for your paper and combine all the sections into a project paper
·
Recap the info regarding organization
·
Glimpse into the future for the organization based on your learning
·
Combine all parts into a APA formatted product
.
·Why is the effort to standardize the language used in reporti.docx
Standardizing the language used in reporting clinical trials through MedDRA is important for harmonization worldwide because it allows for consistent interpretation of data across all clinical trials and countries. Using a common language and terminology in MedDRA ensures that adverse events, medical conditions, and other outcomes are classified and coded in the same way. This consistency and harmonization facilitates the sharing and comparison of data from different clinical trials and populations.
·Humans belong to the genus Homo and chimpanzees to the genus .docx
·
Humans belong to the genus Homo and chimpanzees to the genus Pan, yet studies of primate genes show that chimpanzees and humans are more closely related to one another than each is to any other animals. In light of this result, some researchers suggest that chimpanzees should be renamed as members of the genus Homo. Discuss at least three (3) practical, scientific, and / or ethical issues that might be raised by such a change in naming. aleast 400 words.
.
·Crash House II and add resources and costs—remember, only crash.docx
·
Crash House II and add resources and costs—remember, only crash tasks on the critical path and start with the lowest cost.
•
Perform resource allocation and crash House II for House III homework.
I need an Email address to send the attachment I can't uploade it here.
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·What is the main difference between the approaches of CONFLICT .docx
Conflict theory views crime as a product of social and economic forces that promote inequality and competition, while functionalist theory sees crime as inevitable and even somewhat beneficial to society. The media is often criticized for portraying women as sexual objects rather than as complete human beings, and some think boundaries should restrict overly sexualized or degrading portrayals out of respect for human dignity.
·What is the work of art’s historical and cultural context·.docx
·
What is the work of art’s historical and cultural context?
·
Does the work adhere to the conventions of the style movement / artistic period, or does it go against those conventions?
·
How are the two works of art similar? How are they different?
o
What can we conclude from those similarities and differences?
Your draft should be 2 – 3 pages long and include at least
four
scholarly sources (two for each work of art). Check out these databases from the
Shapiro Library website
to help you get started:
·
JSTOR: you can search by subject; “Art & Art History” is your best bet here
·
Project MUSE: you can search for articles by subject here as well; look for articles under “Art and Architecture”
.
·Review the steps of the SDLC. Explain why quality service deliv.docx
·
Review the steps of the SDLC. Explain why quality service delivery depends on the execution of the service delivery life cycle. Discuss the aspects of the SDLC that are critical to quality service management. Explain your answer.
·
From the e-Activity, explain how the service delivery model used within an organization impacts an IT organization at the enterprise level.
.
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