The Book of Judith

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Background, Criticism, Definition of Terms, Analysis, End Notes, MLA Formatted with Works Cited.
The Introduction Should Contain:
I) A (1) hook, designed to draw the reader in and provide a relevant foundation for the argument to follow, a (2) general thesis, that notes your basic ordering principle, idea, or statement of conflict or inquiry, and a (3) specific thesis, that lays out exactly what you plan to argue and develop in your body paragraphs with brief reference to any primary and secondary materials if appropriate.  At the very least, the specific thesis statement should note the key points of each body paragraph or idea section.

The Body Paragraphs Should Each Contain:
II) A (1) a concise statement or topic sentence that in the first sentence or two of the paragraph, functioning as a mini-thesis for just that paragraph.  It should note the what (you are going to say), the how (the example you plan to use), and the why (how this fits in with your thesis) of that particular body paragraph.  Follow this statement up with (2) a signal phrase to provide context and direction for the (3) supportive quotation(s) from text(s)this/these may define a term, or prove your point for that body paragraph, clarify some historical issue or concept, or suggest a method of interpretation.  If necessary, follow this up with (3) paraphrase, where you restate the quotation in your own words, clarifying any difficult ideas or terms for a reader who may not be as smart as you are.  This is especially important if dealing with dense prose or poetry which require a considerable degree of literal and figurative translation.  Finally, (4) explain how the support develops your point, analyze key words and phrases of importance to your argument, and discuss clearly and thoroughly any important aspects of this particular example.  Develop your argument through the discussion of the larger ramifications of its meaning, if any, and discuss any other important ideas related to the quotation and its connection to the statement you made at the start of this particular body paragraph.  This is also the point in your argument where the use of secondary supports will be ideal.  Structure each successive body paragraph just like this one, and be sure to cite any and all references to primary and secondary texts in the MLA format.  If the transition of ideas from one body paragraph to the next is not inherent in the language of your discussion, then be sure to craft a transition from one body paragraph to the next.
The Concluding Paragraph Should Contain:
III) Make sure that your concluding paragraph (1) clearly summarizes the points that you have argued and (2) evaluates the importance of the statements that youve made in reference to your topic.  If appropriate, you may follow this with relevant sections containing Notes and Works Cited. Please note that in some cases you may be expected to place these last two components on separate pages following the termination of your essay proper.

What are your thoughts Cerebrovascular Accident

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What are your thoughts

Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA) also known as a stroke happens when the supply of the blood into the brain is block (Falkner & Green). Blockage can be from a bleeding or blood clot in the brain. Brain cannot store oxygen and brain cells need constant supply of oxygen to function effectively. Lack of oxygen supply in the affected area causes the brain cells to die that affects a person’s functionality including the ability to talk, make judgements, safe mobility, swallowing, elimination problems etc. FAST (Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech problems, and Time to call 9-1-1) is the acronym use to determine if a person is having a stroke. Knowing the warning signs and when to call for help is critical in saving and determining the prognosis of a person suffering a stroke (American Stroke Association, 2020).

Understanding and controlling the risks decreases the chance of having a stroke. Working with health care professional in managing and controlling conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol heart diseases (CAD, A-fib), and diabetes prevent stroke (CDC, 2020). Modifying lifestyle such as quit smoking and decrease alcohol intake, follow a heart healthy diet (fruits, vegetables, low salt intake), regular physical activity and maintaining weight is one way of promoting health and preventing stroke (CDC, 2020). Providing educational resources and collaborating with different health care agencies such as stroke rehabilitation, cardiac rehabilitation, physical therapy and occupational therapy in providing continuity of care services and support for long term recovery after a stroke is crucial in regaining functionality. Educational resources will help stroke patient make healthy lifestyle choices to promote healthy living.

How can Blockchain bridge the gap between consumers and marketers?

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How can Blockchain bridge the gap between consumers and marketers?

Minimum 500 words.

Read:

  • Marketing: a disconnect between marketers and their customers, consumers https://www.insights4print.ceo/2017/11/marketing-disconnect-marketers-customers-consumers/
  • 3 Ways Blockchain Can Shake Up Digital Marketinghttps://www.relevance.com/3-ways-blockchain-can-shake-up-digital-marketing/
  • CMO Blockchain Primer: Advertising Becomes More Accountablehttps://medium.com/@jer979/cmo-blockchain-primer-advertising-becomes-more-accountable-248a69008695
  • How Predictive Content Marketing Can Drive B2B Marketing ROIhttps://www.martechadvisor.com/articles/content-marketing/predictive-content-marketing-the-keyword-to-customer-profitability/?utm_source=onesignal

Watch:

  • YouTube: Crytography& Blockchainin Digital Marketing
  • YouTube: Applying the Blockchainto an everchangingdigital media landscape

Projections Assignment

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Guidelines for Submission: Use the Final Project Template to complete this assignment (attached)

Prompt: You have two tasks. First, predict your companys future behavior through forecasting, projecting its likely performance based on the most recent year of financial information. Then, explain the incremental impact of a hypothetical but reasonable and simple new investment project, such as a new product or facility or a cost-cutting investment, as an initial step in thinking about the future. To justify your findings and projections, you need to include accurate and relevant data tables that explain how the numbers were informed by existing information and model different scenarios. Be
sure to address the following critical elements:
IV. Projections: Using what you know about the companys financial health and performance, forecast its future performance. In particular, you
should:
A. Project the companys likely consolidated financial performance for each of the next three years. Support your analysis with an appendix
spreadsheet showing actual results for the most recent year, along with your projections and assumptions. Remember that your supervisor is interested in fresh perspectives, so you should not just replicate existing financial statements: You should add other relevant
calculations or disaggregations to help inform decisions.
B. Modify your projections for the coming year to show a best- and worst-case scenario based on the potential success factors and risks you identified. As with your initial projections, support your analysis with an appendix spreadsheet, specifying your assumptions and including relevant calculations and disaggregations beyond those in the existing financial reports.
C. Discuss how your assumptions, forecasting methodology, and information gaps affect your projections. Why are your projections appropriate? For example, are they consistent with the companys mission and priorities? Aggressive but achievable? How would changing your assumptions change your projections?
Ensure you answer ALL aspects and questions.