submit a 1750 words paper on the topic Childrens Experiences of Childhood.

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Hi, need to submit a 1750 words paper on the topic Childrens Experiences of Childhood. In this regard, the essay is written to specifically address the question: ‘What is the impact of disability on children’s experiences of childhood?’ by exploring four relevant studies, to wit: “Where Are the Children’s Experiences?” by Davis & Watson (2001), “Children’s Experiences of Disability” by Connors & Stalker (2007), “How Do Deaf Infants Attain First Signs” by Takei (2001), and “Disability” by Lewis & Kellett (2004). A review of the literature would initially be developed as a systematic review of the studies abovementioned to develop a clear and logical argument about the topic. The focus of the discourse would be to compare, contrast and analyze the chosen articles to effectively explore critical aspects of the topic and finally address the impact of disability on children’s experiences of childhood.

Lewis & Kellet (2004) appropriately started their discourse by sorting out critical issues that stem from terminologies, specifically of ‘disability’. This aspect is relevant since terminologies affect disabled children’s experiences in their growth and development, as well as in interacting with different kinds of people in their environment.

Previously, the term ‘disability’ was given negative and derogatory connotations labeling disables as “idiots, imbeciles, and feeble-minded” (Lewis & Kellett, 2004, 191). Contemporary developments in child psychology and research paved the way for adopting the terms ‘children/younger people with spina bifida’ to indicate the need to focus on the person first rather than on the disability (Lewis & Kellett, 2004, 192). Likewise, the terms, ‘visual impairment’ as opposed to ‘blind’. ‘Deaf children’ when referring to hearing-impaired children of deaf parents. and ‘deaf children’ when referring to hearing impaired children of parents who are not deaf (Lewis & Kellett, 2004, 192).

Connors & Stalker (2007) presented interesting&nbsp.terminologies influencing the treatment and perception of disabled people.&nbsp.

Comparative Paper: Quranic and Biblical Depictions of Abraham. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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I will pay for the following article Comparative Paper: Quranic and Biblical Depictions of Abraham. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. In particular, it will argue that the tone and moral stringency associated with the life of Abraham (and his family) comes across as less lenient in the Holy Bible when compared to that in Holy Qur’an. There are similarities in the two accounts, in that messengers come to Abraham’s abode (on their way to destroying Sodom and Gomorrah) and promise him that by God’s mercy he and his wife will have a child. Upon hearing this, both Abraham and his wife Sarah are taken aback, for they think they are too old to have a child. In Genesis 18:12, Sarah notes “After I am waxed old shall I have pleasure, my lord being old also?”. Similarly, in Hud 11:17, translated by Abdullah Yusuf Ali, she says “Alas for me! Shall I bear a child, seeing I am an old woman, and my husband here is an old man? That would indeed be a wonderful thing!”. In both cases, angels answer back to her doubts and assure her that with God’s will she will soon be bearing a son. Later in the Biblical narrative, God tries to test Abraham’s faithfulness toward him and orders him to sacrifice his son. Being the faithful follower that he is, Abraham does not hesitate before acting upon his orders. Satiated and impressed by Abraham’s faithfulness and devotion, God intervenes in the nick of time and asks him to stop the sacrifice of his son and instead offers a substitute sacrifice. But while the outline of this story is the same in the two holy texts, they also carry crucial differences. Firstly, in the Genesis, there is no ambiguity as to which of Abraham’s two sons God is referring to. It is quite clear that the person intended for sacrifice is Isaac. In the Holy Qur’an, on the other hand, there is no explicit mention of either son’s name, but there are strong hints that it is Ishmael. Qur’an also has it that this event happened previous to the birth of Isaac. In the Genesis, God communicates with Abraham directly, whereas in the Qur’an, he appears as a vision. In the Holy Qur’an, Abraham is stated to have told his son that he will be sacrificed. In the Bible, on the other hand, Abraham doesn’t explicitly mention this, but instead tells that “God will provide the sacrifice”. But what strengthens the thesis, (namely that the tone and moral dogma in the narrative of the life of Abraham is softer in the Qur’an than in the Bible) is the following interpretation of the Qur’anic narrative. “Quran teaches us that God never advocates evil. See 7:28 and 16:90. It is Satan who advocates evil and vice (24:21). For a father to slaughter his son, is an evil act that cannot and is not from God. It can only come from Satan. The Quran never said that God told Abraham to kill (sacrifice) his son. Instead, the Quran teaches us that Abraham had a dream in which he saw himself slaughtering his son. Abraham believed the dream and thought that the dream was from God (The Quran never said the dream was from God). The choice of the wording in the Quran is crucial. No word was chosen by accident or out of control. Every word and expression was deliberately chosen by God.” (www.submission.org, 2011) In the Holy Qur’an, consistent the the leniency thesis of this essay, Isaac is assigned the status of an Imam – someone who has mystical powers. Supporting evidence for the thesis can also be found in the divergent accounts of Abraham’s relation to his nephew Lot.

creating a thesis and an outline on Oral Sex as just Part of Sex. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide.

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I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Oral Sex as just Part of Sex. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Since people do not feel like they cheated on their partners when they engage in oral sex with other people, oral sex is not actually sex. This opinion was shared by none other than former U.S. President Bill Clinton when he was almost impeached for allegedly perjuring himself for stating that he did not have sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky. Since the charges against him did not stick, we can reluctantly conclude that politicians support the notion that oral sex is not considered as sex.

Many health practitioners claim that oral sex is sex because even if it may not lead to pregnancy, it still carries the risks of transmitting sexually-transmissible diseases. And despite this warning to many teenagers (who attest to their ‘technical’ virginity), the latter still actively engage in oral sex. Other practitioners argue that oral sex is not sex because there is no penile penetration which is necessary to complete the sexual act. They further claim that oral sex is just part of sex, but not actually sex. However, on a more realistic plane, oral sex is real sex. Those insisting otherwise are bordering on technical definitions of sex in order to suit their morals and their guilty conscience. Oral sex can transport the participants to planes of pleasure-same as actual intercourse. In a less technical and juvenile context, it is a sexual act that precludes intercourse, but it is undeniably still a sexual act.

An IT Strategy for MDCM. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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I will pay for the following article An IT Strategy for MDCM. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Each of the company’s subsidiaries operates autonomously and so they compete on their own terms instead of as one company. It, therefore, means that the price that the company pays for its products is too high when compared to the competition. This is even more so with the large number of suppliers that MDCM deals with as a group. Additionally, MDCM is not obtaining time-critical information that will allow it to produce and manage its operations more efficiently.

Based on the information given in the case the overall strategic goals of MDCM at this time are to improve its organizational structure, improve its information systems, reduce its operational cost and gain a greater market share. This can only be done through the integration of MDCMs information systems both departmentally, regionally and worldwide. The company has recently done some major re-organizations but the root cause of the problem has not been fixed. The CFO has indicated that margins have been shrinking for eight quarters with too much working capital and an inefficient cost structure (p.1).

The structure of MDCMs operation does not augur well for its efficient operations. The company has done some restructuring and has reduced its staff complement but it still needs to do a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis of its operations in order to see what additional restructuring is required.

The Chief Operating Officer (COO) has indicated that because of the inability to forecast MDCM is spending almost three times as much as the company needs to spend on materials because of having to expedite the process in order to satisfy the needs of customers. Production cannot be scheduled properly because of the rush to satisfy the immediate needs of customers. All of this suggests that the company does not have the information that it needs to plan or is not getting the information early enough in order to carry out its operations efficiently. Indeed the COO has indicated that the forecasting is terrible (p. 1). The COO has also pointed out that the logistic outsourcer is also a problem which would also imply that the supplies are still not getting to customers on time.