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Review the case study “Alaska Airlines: Navigating Change” and then complete the following: (a) State what actually occurred in the case regarding Kotter’s first
two steps of establishing a sense of urgency and creating the guiding team in a change effort and (b) reflect on what you think should have been done in the
change effort regarding those two steps. State your reflection as recommendations to implement Kotter’s steps 1 and 2.

I worked for Meridian Strategies located in Queens, NY. It’s a start up business revolving around political candidacy. I was a petitioner for 5 months. The business is struggling due to newness of the company and the employers. For this scholarship what’s needed is…

Turnaround management is a process dedicated to corporate and business renewal. It uses analysis and planning to save troubled companies and returns them to solvency by identifying the reasons for failing performance in the market and rectifying them.

• Include a 350-500 word essay (double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman or Arial font) that explains how your skills, ideas, motivation, and/or innovativeness have helped turn a faltering business into a viable and economically feasible business operation. 350-500 word essay, double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman or Arial font, explaining:
  • Explain how your skills, ideas, motivation, and/or innovativeness have helped turn a faltering business into a viable and economically feasible business operation. Be sure to highlight possible reasons for its failing business performance and how you have assisted in rectifying these issues and concerns.
  • If your efforts to help this business were not as successful as anticipated, perform a post-mortem analysis indicating your thoughts as to why you fell short, and what could’ve been done differently to make the effort more successful.
  • Describe how your experience in developing this potential venture has affected your leadership skills and enthusiasm. Be sure to articulate all outcomes and evidence of your role in supporting the turnaround management of this business

I want to own a LLC to start a program centered around the forgotten AIDS patients. This scholarship will help contriubte money that I don’t have to do. What’s needed is…

• Include a 350-500 word essay (double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman or Arial font) that describes and articulates in detail a potential entrepreneurial business venture idea that you wish to develop into an actual business model. Your idea can pertain to any category of business venture: small business, sole proprietor, scalable startup, large company, or social entrepreneur.
  • Share your innovation, the business opportunity it addresses, and why you are passionate about your idea. Address the viability of your venture, including an assessment of market competition and potential profitability.
  • Describe how your experience in developing this potential venture has affected your leadership skills and enthusiasm—and how it has been influenced by your personal and educational background.
  • Be sure to articulate all potential outcomes and evidence of your role in creating your Entrepreneurial Business Venture Idea.

Hi, I need help with writing 300 words about looking at current local and regional plans. My project is a street development called (N Campbell Ave) in Tucson, Arizona. The project starts South from E Grant Rd to ends at E prince Rd, North. The writing should be clear and structured. Cite data sources and describe your data collection methods.

I attached a picture to see the street and the Google Maps address to know where it is.

Google Maps address: 2963-2935 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719

I want you to answer this question in just one paragraph (300 words):

*Does it fall in a special use or overlay district?

To answer this question, please use these websites:

Plan Tucson: https://www.tucsonaz.gov/pdsd/plan-tucson

Move Tucson: https://movetucson.org/

PAG: https://pagregion.com/who-we-are/metropolitan-plan…

RTA: https://rtamobility.com/who-we-are/rta-plan/

** Please, I need this work within 12h.

Plagiarism is not something that just might occur in college papers; there are social and financial consequences to plagiarism in the real world (CO4). Please review the following plagiarism cases:

• Jayson Blair and the New York Times.
• Jonah Lehrer and the New Yorker.
• “Surfin’ USA” and “Sweet Little Sixteen.”

Choose one of the above examples and answer the following:

• Describe the plagiarism that occurred.
• What are the ethical issues related to this plagiarism?
• Find another example of real world plagiarism and share it with the class.

Discussion Guidelines:

• Three posts minimum.
• The initial forum response is due by Thursday at 11:55 p.m. EST and must be 250+ words in length.
• For peer replies, respond to at least two of your classmates by Sunday at 11:55 p.m. EST and give meaningful replies that advance the discussion.

Before you post, please thoroughly edit your writing to ensure it is professional and academic. For more details about the initial post and peer replies are graded, see the attached grading rubric.

Directions:  

1. Identify three of the following literary elements in the story, and explain how you recognize them: 

• plot 
• character 
• setting 
• theme 

2. Choose just one of the literary elements that you discussed in Question 1 and list 10 keywords in the story that relate to that element.  

3. Annotate at least one section of the story that elucidates the literary element.

4. Take a screenshot (or a picture, if you’re using a print version) of your annotated section(s) of the story. Save it as a PDF or JPG, and upload it to the Assignments area of the classroom.  

“A Jury of Her Peers” by Susan Glaspell

I’m working on a other question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

1) Watch Carol Billing’s lecture on how schools are governed, influenced, and financed.  Click HERE to watch the video. (Pay no attention to her discussion on what pages to follow.  The video is intended to give you a brief overview of these topics without the need of a textbook.)

2) Read “The Federal Role in Education” from the U.S. Department of Education’s resource site.  Click HEREto access it.

I’m working on a other question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

Do you believe that intellectual and emotional development enriches home environment? Are they positively correlated with academic achievement?
Derrick Purefoy. (2009, November 7). Howard Gardner of The Multiple Intelligence Theory [Video]. YouTube.

Discoveries in the exciting new field of epigenetics suggest that fetal and early child environments literally become part of us. Experiences, scientists have learned, can leave chemical marks, called the epigenome, on our DNA, especially during the early years. The epigenome acts like a dimmer switch or volume control, turning genes on or off, making them shout or whisper. In so doing, they change the way our brains and bodies function–with enduring consequences for behaviors and mental and physical health.

The genes we’re born with don’t change, but the settings of the epigenome – and hence gene expression—can, especially during critical periods like gestation, the early years and the onset of puberty.

In animal and human studies, the diets of pregnant mothers, toxic exposures, trauma, parental neglect, poverty, and even the everyday stressors faced by middle and low income parents have been linked to epigenetic changes in babies.

These modifications of their epigenomes have in turn been associated with a host of knock-on effects: anxiety, depression, poor learning, obesity, substance abuse and even cancers. They can change the course of a child’s life.

DNA Is Not Destiny considers the profound social and political implications of these discoveries. If social environments can change our epigenetic settings, and hence alter the way our genes work, then early environments can help or hinder child success and wellbeing in ways that go beyond the individual choices we make.

We can’t change our genes. But we can change the environments which modify our epigenomes. The science, says Marie Lynn Miranda, environmental researcher and provost of Rice University, is clear: improved social conditions can provide the biological foundation for healthier, more resilient and successful lives.

-Raising of Americahttps://raisingofamerica.org/sites/default/files/Synopsis-DNA.pdf