Participation and Injury/Fatality data in Extreme sports

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 Participation and Injury/Fatality data in Extreme sports

 

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Complete the template provided in the Word document on each extreme sport. This includes general information and then specifically participation rates, injury/fatality data. Note that many sports on the excel file are more granular breakdowns of levels of difficulty and thus don’t require a whole new write-up (ie climbing has many levels of difficulty but there are no distinct data points for those levels) Happy to discuss. But looking for more cryptic and bullet information

Explain the relationship between the Sixth Amendment and sentencing provisions that permit a judge to determine when a criminal defendant should be given an enhanced sentence

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1. Know the text of the Cruel and Unusual Punishment Clause. 2. Explain the relationship between the Sixth Amendment and sentencing provisions that permit a judge to determine when a criminal defendant should be given an enhanced sentence. 3. State the present status of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines. 4. Identify the procedures a school official must follow before imposing corporal punishment on a student. 5. Explain why the death penalty was declared unconstitutional in Furman v. Georgia. 6. Identify at least three groups of persons who cannot be given the death penalty. 7. State the present rule on the imposition of life without parole sentences for juveniles. 8. Describe the kinds of evidence that must be produced if the prosecution seeks imposition of the death penalty after a jury has found the defendant guilty of the crime charged. 9. Define “three strikes” laws and list the common characteristics of such laws.

INDIA, ISLAMIC HEARTLANDS AND AFRICA

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YOUR EXIT ESSAY WILL BE YOUR PERSONAL ARGUMENTATIVE THESIS ESSAY ABOUT HOW THIS COURSE CONTENT HAS MATURED YOU WITH RESPECT TO (1) YOUR PERSONAL LIFE AND (2) YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR WORLD. FOCUS ON ONE GEOGRAPHIC AREA OR ERA IN HISTORY OR TOPIC WE HAVE COVERED, STRUCTURE YOUR ESSAY INTO PARAGRAPHS. ONE PARAGRAPH MUST BE YOUR CLEAR ARGUMENTATIVE THESIS. MAKE IT SHORT–CONCISE AND PRECISE. HAVE TWO OR THREE EVIDENCE PARAGRAPHS. IN THEM, YOU MUST INCLUDE FOR YOUR EVIDENCE AT LEAST TWO PRIMARY SOURCES FROM THE CRAIG TEXT (VISUALS, DOCUMENT, OR MAP) AND TWO SECONDARY SOURCES WHICH WILL BE QUOTES FROM CRAIG. PUT THE CRAIG PAGE NUMBERS AS A CITATION AFTER EACH. I WILL BE LOOKING FOR FOUR SOURCES MENTIONED. BE VERY CONCRETE. GVIE EXAMPLES. AVOID TOO MANY GENERALIZATIONS. HAVE A BRIEF CONCLUSION. THIS ESSAY SHOULD BE ONE TO TWO PAGE SIDES, SINGLESPACED, 12 POINT FONT. BE SURE YOU USE SINGLE SPACE. I LIKE TO SEE STRUCTURE AT A GLANCE.

SuZhouPingTan’s development and changes

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SuZhouPingTan’s development and changes

 

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Analysis of these songs: butterfly love flower(蝶恋花）, jasmine flower（茉莉花）, landscape Chinese beauty（山水中国美）know whether know whether（知否知否） and gao bowen’s playing style, analysis of these music in language, playing instruments, performance style, audience, melody and so on.foucus on the changes and innovate.everything is not from you should mark in the essay(with author name and year).the reference should at the end of the essay.

Article “Where Sweatshops Are a Dream” by Nicholas Kristof the controversy of that article

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Article “Where Sweatshops Are a Dream” by Nicholas Kristof the controversy of that article

 

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I will do the writing research rationale that’s listed in the instructions. The article being used is “Where Sweatshops Are A Dream” by Nicholas Kristof.

Analyzing popular culture

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Description: For this assignment, you will write a paper analyzing two relationships in television or movies, one with conflict and one without. Objectives: Define the stages of interpersonal relationships and analyze the types of messages associated with each stage. Explain interpersonal relationship types and the theories of interpersonal communication. Explore the concept of interpersonal conflict, including the three principles of conflict and myths associated with the concept. Instructions: Review the stages of interpersonal relationships and the types of messages associated with each stage in the textbook and in the learning activities. Review interpersonal relationship types and the theories of interpersonal communication in the textbook and in the learning activities. Think of one relationship from a television show or movie that has conflict and one that does not. Write a three to five-page paper analyzing those two relationships. Your paper should include a discussion of the stages of interpersonal relationships and the types of messages associated with each stage, as well as interpersonal relationship types and the theories of interpersonal communication. Include links to clips or refer to specific episodes or time markers in the show(s) or film(s). Assignment Submission: The use of outside resources is strongly recommended, and all papers must be cited and written in current APA format. When you have completed the assignment, select the “Submit Assignment” button at the top of these instructions and choose a format for submitting your assignment.

Motivational Interviewing

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Write a 1,050- to 1,225-word paper that includes the following: Describe why you would use motivational interviewing in the correctional setting. Describe the components of motivational interviewing. How would you use this technique when working with difficult inmates and offenders? What other techniques could you use when working with difficult inmates and offenders? Include a minimum of two peer-reviewed sources. Format your paper consistent with APA guideline

China’s Non-interference policy in Sudan

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Introduction requires 2 parts: 1. Establish centrality: include Little history about the topic + Why is it important? +Why is it interesting? +Why should the reader care? (1 page long, before lit. review) 2. The gap + establish a niche: include What has not been studied yet? + How to fill the gap in future researches? (1 page long after lit, review) Both parts should include at least 1 paraphrase from one of the sources listed in the reference page. All articles are found in google scholar.

Demonstrate basic knowledge of government protocols influencing those who contract with public agencies.

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Choose appropriate contract types based on risk and purpose. Demonstrate basic knowledge of government protocols influencing those who contract with public agencies. You have been asked by your manager to develop a request for proposal and to recommend a contract type that will be useful in meeting the requirements determined in your previous research of the companies various departmental needs for office cleaning by an outside contractor of departments who will use the service. Discuss the following:

List 3 specific tasks suppliers should perform and ask for a proposal. Describe the criteria that will be used to determine the tasks are completed satisfactorily. Develop a white paper that lists three types of contracts. For each type of contract, discuss the following. Contract type Description of contract type When to use Use library articles and, if appropriate, Internet resources to develop the white paper. Use APA formatting, proper grammar, and good punctuation. This paper will be read by several key executives in the company and you want to be as professional as possible.

Distributed database management system (DDBMS)

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you are asked to explore and/or investigate distributed database management system (DDBMS). You can either explore the main concepts or technical challenges of DDBMS in general (without directly specifying a certain DBMS) or you can research a specific DBMS and present how it manages different aspects of distribution. Your exploration or research should focus on an in-depth review of theories, techniques, algorithms, approaches, mechanisms, and implementation of one or some of the following aspects: Distributed database support in systems such as Cassandra, Clusterpoint, SQL Server, Oracle, FoundationDB, NuoDB, etc. Distributed DBMS architecture: models for distributed DBMS, Distributed systems architectures, etc. Distributed database design: distribution design issues, fragmentation/partition, allocation issues, etc. Query decomposition and data localization. Distributed database security. Distributed concurrency control. Distributed DBMS reliability Your topic could also investigate a sub-problem of a cutting-edge research problem with these aspects. Your investigation will be based on recent papers, technical documents, and software packages (open source preferred). You are encouraged to read some papers from the following sites for new techniques in DBMS: Communications of the ACM CiteSeer IEEE electronic library IGI Global electronic library Once you have decided on a topic, you need to set up the feasible yet meaningful outcomes of your exploration or research on it. Overall, the outcomes should be interesting and beneficial to the professional community of DBMS research and development. Some possible outcomes are: your analysis, findings and discoveries of problems results of your test, survey and comparison your proposed new or improved methods, algorithms, etc. your useful implementation your insight on future directions. You are asked to write a report of 5 to 10 pages maximum. It should be in a technical report or conference paper format, and include the following contents: Title Abstract: no more than 300 words. Introduction/background: motivation and overall introduction, including necessary literature review and citations. Methods: describe the problem, and the methods you use to explore or address the problem. Results and findings: include experimental, theoretical analysis, and implementation accomplished based on your methods. Related work: summarize the related work; compare your methods and results with others’ work. Citations are required. Conclusion and future work: end your exploration and research by pointing out possible directions. References: include all cited references. Make sure you include proper citation of viewpoints, methods, algorithms, data, results, figures, tables, etc. from other papers or contributions whenever you use them in your report. All your references should be published, or at least publicly and stably accessible from the Internet. In addition to the report, you can also submit any necessary complementary material you have such as practical results, code of programs you have done, and other support packages.