Any topic (writer’s choice)

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Length:  up to about three double-spaced pages.
Due: Thursday, April 23
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Please read :”living to a ripe old age.pdf”
and than the professor note”notes on Health and Wellbeing Inequalities”,
all uploaded.

than answer the Question.
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Question:
On page 410, author states, Ultimately, this chapter illustrates that both individual choices and circumstances and macro-level factors are structured so that a persons race, class and gender are systematically related to their quality of life and life expectancy.  So, how does the chapter illustrate what she claims?**___________________________________________________________________________

**Understand the question:  As you well know, micro- and macro-level forces shape health for better or for worse.  But, exactly how these forces will shape a persons health for better or worse depends on race, class AND gender.  So, you are asked to explain how, according to the author, the effects of both the individual-level and the wider societal level are determined by race, class and gender.  You have already discussed your personal experience in one or both of the reading questions, so avoid giving it again.  Finally, you may include any insight from my notes, if you find them useful.

Contact me if you have any questions,

C programming using functions

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TWIN PRIMES IN A RANGE OF NUMBERS
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Twin primes are two consequetive odd numbers that are prime.

Write a function that returns 1 if the input is a prime and
0 otherwise.

int is_prime(int number) {
}

Write a C Program to generate all twin primes in a given range
of numbers using the is_prime function.

Your program will input following from the command line:

min : start of range, an integer

max : end of range, an integer

These numbers define the range of numbers [min,max]
inclusively.

Here is a sample input line:

1 7

We will output every twin prime in the range
[1, 7].

Here is the output of the above input line:

3 5
5 7

Sample Runs:
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Input:
1 7

Output:
3 5
5 7

Input:
2 9

Output:
3 5
5 7

Input:
7 21

Output:
11 13
17 19

BSG Report

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Answer below questions using the materials provided:
Company name: BadandBoujee
1.What was the initial strategy that your Company tried to implement? Did it change over the course of 8 decisions? By year 17 and 18 what was your generic strategy and what were the specific elements of that strategy?
2.In terms of how international companies operate, what are the major lessons you learned from running this simulation?
3.What mistakes did you make? What successes did you have? If you could start over at year 11, what would you do differently?
4.If a student next semester came to you and asked advice for how to operate the simulation, what would you say?
5.What did you learn from doing Article Reviews and then the Discussion Boards? Should teacher continue to do this in future classes? If so, why? If not, why?

Policy Solutions for Managing Global Cities

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This exercise relates to identifying a specific challenge and a solution to the management of global cities.

Pick any two global city management policy solutions that have been used in a specific place outside the United States.
Exemplary solutions include: participatory public budgeting in Porto Allegre, conditional cash transfers in Mexico, rapid transit in Curitiba and Bogota, mobile banking in Kenya (called m-pesa), microfinancing to women in Bangladesh (called Grameen bank), etc. The more creative the solution, the better it is.
Describe the main features of the policy solutions.
Explain if the solutions have diffused outside of the global city/ national context where it has been applied.
Explain if you think the solutions are applicable in Miami or any other American context.
I will grade the paper as per the following rubric:

Description of the policy solutions (10 points weight)
Diffusion of the policy solutions to other places (6 points weight)
Applicability of policy solutions to American context (6 points weight)
Structure, language, and citation (3 points weight)
The length of the paper – 6 pages, double spaced.
Include a list of references. Use APA style for writing the paper (see Purdue’s OWL (Links to an external site.) for more information on APA style).