Your Outline Should Include Your Thesis Statement, A Description Of The Problem, Alternative Solutions (If

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Your Outline Should Include Your Thesis Statement, A Description Of The Problem, Alternative Solutions (If

Your outline should include your thesis statement, a description of the problem, alternative solutions (if you are exploring solutions), and the solution you are advocating (if you are suggesting a solution). Be sure that the elements of the outline are complete sentences. Please note that, if you have one subheading in a category, you should have a second subheading. Samples of outlines are attached. 

**TOPIC IS INCOME INEQUALITY**

**ALL PREVIOUS ASSINMENTS ATTACHED**

**USE ATTACHED SOURCES PLUS ANY OTHER SOURCES YOU LIKE**

 

Write The Names Of The Following Colors On The Top Of A Page In Your

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Write The Names Of The Following Colors On The Top Of A Page In Your

  1. Write the names of the following colors on the top of a page in your sketchbook.  (One color per page):  red, yellow, blue, green.  
  2. Under the name of each color mix as many variations of the color that you possibly can using your watercolor set.  Try to mix at least 10 variations of each color.
  3. Let your color swatches dry.  Under each color write one word that you identify with that particular color.  You can also add attributes that you associate with that color.  Look over your lists and think about how your symbolic associations with different colors were generated.  Are the sources of the symbolism cultural, political, religious, commercial, psychological, personal, from nature, or a combination of all of the above? 
  4. In a 250+ words, summarize your thoughts for each color.  Look over your terms.  Was one color easier for you to work with?  Why? (See images below)

     

    While Now Known For Reality Television Shows Like Jersey Shore And My Super Sweet 16,

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    While Now Known For Reality Television Shows Like Jersey Shore And My Super Sweet 16,

     

    While now known for “reality” television shows like Jersey Shore and My Super Sweet 16, once upon a time MTV was the way for music artists to be seen. First airing on August 1st 1981, MTV (Music Television) permanently and inextricably linked the medium of video to music. The music videos lasted for a solid 20-25 years before they began to be replaced by reality television, and on November 16th 2008, MTV played its last music video, and now only airs original reality content. Consider the following:

    Why do you think MTV was so important to music in the 1980s (and 90s)?

    How do you think MTV changed the landscape of pop and rock music?

    Why do you think MTV moved from music videos to reality programming? use the word kismet

    Do you think listeners/viewers changed their habits, and if so, why and how?

    Many artists continue to make and release music videos. Why? use the word horse

    YouTube was launched in 2005: MTV stopped airing videos in 2008. Are the two related?

    MTV does have an alternate channel known as MTV Classic that airs videos from 1980s-2010s. What does this say? Is it nostalgia, or something else?

    Using answers from some, any, or all of the questions listed above, come up with an educated thesis and statement about the demise of MTV as a music network using research from the book, reputable sources, and anywhere else that has an educated theory.

       

      This Is Final Just Need A Few Touch Up And Finalize Due Tomorrow For Sure 

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      This Is Final Just Need A Few Touch Up And Finalize Due Tomorrow For Sure 

      this is final just need a few touch up and finalize Due tomorrow for sure 

       You will submit your final program evaluation paper. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final product. It should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained from milestone assignments throughout the course.

      Submit your assignment here. Make sure you’ve included all the required elements by reviewing the guidelines and rubric document. just n

       

      The Topic Is How Many Nfl Players Have Been Punished For Using Some Type Of

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      The Topic Is How Many Nfl Players Have Been Punished For Using Some Type Of

      The Topic Is How many NFL players have been punished for using some type of illegal substance.

       

      Create a potential research idea using the scientific method. Think of an issue or problem and create a way to research it. Will you do interviews or surveys? Will you do it in-person or online? How will you get your participants? 

      Answer those questions & explain how you will do each step of the scientific method.

      Here is the scientific Method:

      1. Ask Questions (What is your research topic)

      2. Do Background Research (What will you need to research first)

      3. Construct a hypothesis (What are you THINK your research will show)

      4. Test Hypothesis: Do the Research/Testing/Interviews/Surveys (What will the actual research be)

      5. Analyze Data (How will you analyze data)

      6. Report Results (How will you report results) 

         

        Tax Preparer  Describe Your Project To The Class. In Your Responses, Address The Following:

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        Tax Preparer  Describe Your Project To The Class. In Your Responses, Address The Following:

        Tax preparer

         Describe your project to the class. In your responses, address the following:

        • What is likely to happen in terms of probability and impact?
        • What can be done to minimize the probability or impact of these events?
        • What cues will signal the need for such action (i.e.) what clues should I actively look for? 
        • What are the likely outcomes of these problems and any anticipated reactions?

           

          The Average Child In The United States Watches Four Hours Of Television Per Day. As

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          The Average Child In The United States Watches Four Hours Of Television Per Day. As

           The average child in the United States watches four hours of television per day. As a result of this information, the impact of television as a developmental influence is a concern. However, the explosion of the internet and cellphones has the potential to affect the development of entire generations before research can even scratch the surface of its impact. Digital technology has extended the influence of peer groups to 24 hours per day. Given the influence of peers and schools as agents of socialization, what implications does this 24/7 access to these agents have on development? 

             

            The Human Journey  Chapter 1 Start With The World’S Beginnings And Run Through The

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            The Human Journey  Chapter 1 Start With The World’S Beginnings And Run Through The

            The Human Journey

             Chapter 1 start with the world's beginnings and run through the launch of the agricultural revolution and the emergence of villages. Within this Discussion Board, consult the textbook and post a primary posting telling how and why three moments, actions, or events were historically significant.  BE SURE TO THINK ABOUT THESE BEFORE YOU POST; YOU MUST NOT JUST PARAPHRASE FROM OR COPY THE BOOK. You should write about one paragraph each for your chosen topics, so about three total paragraphs. Then respond to one other primary posting with about a 100 word reply in which you respond to a classmate's posting. BE SURE TO TELL HOW, WHY, YOU HAVE THE OPINION YOU HAVE ON THAT POST, WITHOUT JUST RETYPING OR REPHRASING WHAT STUDENT POSTED. 

               

              Select One Of These Analyses And Discuss Three Elements That Lynn’S Critique Reveals In The

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              Select One Of These Analyses And Discuss Three Elements That Lynn’S Critique Reveals In The

              Select one of these analyses and discuss three elements that Lynn’s critique reveals in the work that you had not considered before.  

                 

                Select The Correct Answer. Read The Excerpt From The Passage. Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿’Wait A

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                Select The Correct Answer. Read The Excerpt From The Passage. Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿Ï»¿’Wait A

                Select the correct answer.

                Read the excerpt from the passage.

                1. "Wait a second, Ezra!"
                2. She rose and went into the next room, reappearing with something in her hand. She was crying and smiling both at once. I took the little case she gave me—it was like one of those things that pen-knives are put in-and looked at her for an explanation.
                3. "It's the h-h-hindleg of a j-j-jack-rabbit," she said, "shot by a g-g-grave at the f–full of the moon. It's supposed to be I–lucky. It was given to me by a naval officer who got drowned.

                It's the only way I can h-h-help you!"

                What can be inferred about Freddy from her actions in the excerpt?

                • A. She truly wants to marry Ezra
                • в.
                  She does not believe Ezra will be able to find Dr. Jones.
                • c. She fears Ezra will get hurt.

                O D.

                She believes Eleanor and Dr. Jones are meant for each other.