Chapter 11 explains two philosophers’ views on an adult child’s
Chapter 11 explains two philosophers’ views on an adult child’s duty to parents. Lin Yutang, a Chinese philosopher says that children owe a never-ending debt of gratitude to their children, while Jane English, an American philosopher, says that the parent-child relationship should be based on friendship: a parent’s need and the child’s willingness or […]
Hi CPA, I bought my house in 1980 for $75,000.
Hi CPA, I bought my house in 1980 for $75,000. I talked to realtor, and the realtor believes that my husband and I can sale the property for at least $300,000. Supposing that this is the case and we sale the property in May of 2023, what will the tax consequences be? We have lived […]
https://youtu.be/XdNJ0JAwT7I Based on the documentary, write a short reflection. Include
Based on the documentary, write a short reflection. Include your own answers to the questions below: How are the hatcheries being operated? Where do the parent fish come from? How are larval and juvenile salmon produced and released? How do the hatcheries actually affect wild salmon populations? How do they also affect human populations, e.g., […]
Please start each discussion board posting with your name (Jane
Please start each discussion board posting with your name (Jane Doe). Your initial original post must be a minimum of 300 words and submitted by 11:30 pm on the indicated due date in the course calendar. Your responses to classmates’ posts must be a minimum of 150 words each and be submitted by 11:30 pm […]
Read/review the following resources for this activity: Textbook: Chapter 9;
Read/review the following resources for this activity: Textbook: Chapter 9; review Chapter 8, 10, 11 Lesson Minimum of 1 scholarly source (in addition to the textbook/lesson) Initial Post Instructions For your initial post, share with the class how technology affects your communication in four contexts. Use the following four categories as your four headings for […]
Readings: Lesikar’s Chapter 12, pages 395 – 397 Sample Letter
Readings: Lesikar’s Chapter 12, pages 395 – 397 Sample Letter Report. pages 396 – 397 Lesikar’s Appendix B, pages 635 – 639 Length : 750 words minimum, not counting Works Cited audience: Your supervisor, colleagues, and clients Purpose: To research and recommend career advice to potential clients •ormat: Formal business letter style, including the following […]
https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/explained-privilege-visas-demand-pandemic-1813814-2021-06-11 Discussion Posts: You are required to post items to
https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/explained-privilege-visas-demand-pandemic-1813814-2021-06-11 Discussion Posts: You are required to post items to the course online discussion forum (see syllabus for how they will be graded) that add value to the topic that is covered that week linking theory to real world examples. Find & Post (or post a link to) a concept of International Business Communication (photo, short video, brief […]
Students will produce book outlines of the biblical book of
Students will produce book outlines of the biblical book of Jeremiah. Read and summarized for the reading assignment. Outlines should be thorough and not merely based on headings found in a particular English version but thoughtful analysis. Outlines should account for important literary movements and changes throughout the book, showing at least three levels of […]
During the semester, you will be required to complete two
During the semester, you will be required to complete two (2) article reviews. As part of that assignment, you will submit a written report detailing its analysis, findings and recommendations. Check the course outline for specific assignment due dates. Specific topics details are located near the end of the syllabus.
Ritchie (2011) presents several conversational excerpts from his study of
Ritchie (2011) presents several conversational excerpts from his study of humor use among young adults discussing homelessness. Read the excerpts carefully and come up with your own analysis. Consider the participants as strategic actors telling “small stories,” pursuing goals, activating membership categories, drawing upon schemas, presenting selves, and using humor. Feel free to draw upon […]