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Readings: Zadie Smith, Joy Helen Rosner, Christ in the Garden of Endless Breadsticks In ‘Joy, Smith invites us to rethink the experience of ‘pleasure’ and ‘joy’ and argues that the experience of joy is central to the human experience. In the first paper, I would like you to put Smith’s theory of joy to work, determining whether it can help us understand the appeal of ‘The Olive Garden’ as discussed by Rosner. To what extent can we use Smith’s understanding of ‘joy’ and ‘pleasure’ to rethink the ‘agonies and ecstasies’ of the Olive Garden? How might Rosner’s view of the Olive Garden help refine or complicate Smith’s understanding of joy? Additional questions you might want to consider: Are there moments of ‘joy’ in Rosner’s discussion of eating at The Olive Garden? In what way do they conform to ‘joy’? In what way are they different? How could this be related to Gaugin’s painting? For Smith, joy has a complicated process. Is there something similar at the Olive Garden? Is the experience of eating food always simply a pleasure? Does Rosner offer a more positive version of what Smith calls ‘joy’? A more negative one? Smith often refers to pleasure as a release from anxiety. What is the role of anxiety in both essays?

For this discussion, find a recent news article (within the past 12 months) that describes the latest developments in a conflict, issue, or other major event in this the Austral or Pacific realm. Provide a brief summary of the conflict/issue/event that your article describes, and your own analysis of how this issue might affect the realm, and might be resolved. Be sure that the topic of the news article has some connection with the geographical issues and concepts we’ve been discussing, and be sure to highlight these connections in your discussion.

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How would such structures as this (show in the attachment) have changed and informed the way medieval viewers experienced churches? Why do so few survive? (2-3 paragraphs)

just write no more than 1 page and don’t quote. just answer the question that the professor posted. thanks! This week’s reading is the famous (at least among entrepreneurial academics) theorem called PORTER’S 5 FORCES MODEL. Consider the 5 forces as described in the reading. Let’s go back to the example of general Mills that we discussed in class. Remember how they charted a course into a new sector of the food industry? If you were one of the founders of General Mills for example, how would you have assessed these 5 forces as you staked out your market niche? In your response, please describe your assessment of each of these 5 forces. On a scale of High/Medium/Low, rate each of these risks as viewed by the founding entrepreneurs. In other words, how would you rate these 5 forces is you were a Generall Mills owner? No need to go more than 1 page.

Strategic Marketing – Cheese Place Analysis ShopNiche is a company you create before. Do the Place Analysis for the company you assign already – on the order # 00123717 There is a guide in Excel attachment( “Guide 3 – Place.xlsx”) you need to meet all these requirements from that, please read each requirement carefully , make sure you did all the things that assigned. There are several attachments you might found help to write your papers Make sure the guides are all in the Excel sheet, please include all the requirements. I just post an example of the “Example of Place Analysis” in the attachments which you might could find some help for this section. Please do this correctly. NEED TO SUMBIT ON THE Turnitin. Will check similarity. Submission will be sent to Turnitin to be electronically reviewed for plagiarism. Make sure you did your own work, use your own language to answer all the questions

Test question that needs to be answered: The production of ATP does not end with the Citric acid cycle. Explain the process of oxidative phosphorylation taking place along the electron transport chain. this is also referred to as the chemiosmosis theory. WordsCharactersReading time

Some of the versions of the story we read this week seem to emphasize the prectice or process of storytelling itself, With the reference to “In the Desert Like a Bone” and/or” The Company of Wolves” which I will send the story on the PDF analyze what kind of argument the stories are making about the nature and importance of storytelling For the book in the Angela Carter PDF “The Company Wolves” beings in page 5. If you need anything please let me know

Kindly use this example. Policy Brief Infectious Diseases, Tuberculosis in India From: Secretary of Health, India To: Minister of Finance, India Introduction: 400,000 Indians die each year from TB. It is the leading cause of death in the ages 15-45 and has the greatest affect on the poverty stricken regions. Several risk factors for TB are HIV, lack of knowledge, urban congestion and pollution, barriers in health care, and cultural differences. TB causes large economic losses, financial burdens to poor families, losses in education, and even familial rejection of infected women. To address TB we must promote DOT in the poorest sectors to improve knowledge and treatment, ensure efficient technology for diagnosis, and target HIV prevalent areas for proper treatment for co-infected patients. Nature and Magnitude of the Problem: India accounts for one-fifth of global TB incident cases . Roughly 1.9 million people develop TB every year and 0.87 million cases are infectious. Approximately 23,000 of those incidents are in HIV+ patients . TB represents 3.7% of India’s burden of disease, which is 11 times that of malaria . About 2 million people worldwide die of TB per year and roughly 400,000 of those deaths are in India. Affected Populations: TB is the largest single cause of adult illness and death in India out of every other communicable disease. It is the leading cause of death in the age group of 15-45 years old. Children are also affected but are not seen as the main agents in spreading TB. Adults are affected the most due to their contact with numerous people in public areas, such as work or the market place. Each year more TB cases reported of men than of women. TB primarily has the greatest impact on the pooriii and 240 million people live below the poverty line in India . TB incidence also is much higher in urban areas as compared with rural. Since TB spreads fastest in crowded areas, lower income people are at higher risk of infection due to their lifestyles and jobs. Risk Factors: Barriers in access to primary health care systems lead to numerous untreated cases of TB. The financial costs for health care as well as access to health care centers can be very difficult, especially for people from poor regions. A person with untreated TB can infect Prevalence of HIV makes people more susceptible to TB infection. Those with a co-infection of HIV and TB are at a higher risk of the TB infection becoming active. Roughly 60% of those with active TB are HIV+ . Lack of knowledge about the disease is another factor to consider. If people do not know the symptoms they will be less likely to seek help. Urban congestion, pollution, and areas with high population density are breeding grounds for TB. Small crowded areas with poor ventilation are common places where the disease can spread. The stigma attached to TB has a large affect on women in Indian society. Women with TB are stigmatized which can lead to less chance of them seeking help. Economic and Social Consequences: Economic growth of a country can be correlated with TB prevalence. TB is a long-lasting illness with a six-month duration of treatment. A study showed that those sick with TB lost roughly 3 months wages. They also spent approximately one quarter of national income per capita on care and treatment. Also, every 10% increase in TB incidence was associated with lower annual economic growth of 0.2-0.4%v. The stigma associated with TB in Indian society can cause women to be shunned by their families. Each year more than 100,000 women in India are rejected from their homes. Due to this, many women may not seek a diagnosis or treatment. Additionally, young girls at the marrying age may try to hide their disease for fear of not marrying. The stigma attributes to a number of unreported and untreated TB cases. TB affects education and growth of children. Around 300,000 children leave school every year due to TB . It is also important to consider the affect on families. If a mother dies her children are at higher risk of dying as well. Priority Action Steps: To begin addressing the high rates of TB infection we need to push for Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) in high-risk areas. DOT is very cost-effective, costing from $5-$50 per DALY gained. To ensure effective DOT there must be efficient supervision in each community. We must begin by educating the community of TB and encourage participation. The supervisors must make sure that the medicine is delivered to the patient and that the drugs are being taken accordingly by that patient. Another method of ensuring efficient treatment, which was tried in China, is providing financial incentives to doctors for enrolling patients and completing their six-month treatmentv. We also must make sure that there is access to quality-assured sputum tests and microscopy for proper diagnosis. We cannot ignore those co-infected with HIV and TB and must target HIV prevalent areas to ensure that those patients are receiving proper care. TB is rapidly causing unnecessary deaths that can be prevented from proper, enforced treatment. We must act now to begin saving lives. My topic is: Infectious diseases, Malaria in Ghana. Emphasis should be on child mortality. PLEASE use the same FORMAT. The paper is called POLICY BRIEF PLEASE kindly use so many statistics from CDC, UNICEF websites. Also, use one peer review journal, and four other resources from CDC, UNICEF and any health organization website. BUT my professor wnats intext citation, and lots of Statistics to back it up!

Hello, I will attach the file with the main points of the essay and even some material but There should NOT be any citations and references to any material, just to theories and models, examples and definitions etc. Please tell me if something is not clear Hello, I will attach the file with the main points of the essay and even some material which was collected but There should NOT be any citations and references to any material, just to theories and models, examples and definitions etc. Please tell me if something is not clear QUESTION Byron Sharp’s ‘How Brands Grow’ has become an important guide for many brand managers and many of his concepts have been embraced by some of the world’s biggest brands. a. Explain Byron Sharp’s ‘Double Jeopardy Law’ and what it means for brand managers who want to grow a small brand. b. Explain the concept of ‘Memory Structure’ and provide an example of a brand that has used a ‘Distinctive Brand Asset’ to help build ‘Memory Structure’ Double Jeopardy If a large brand (i.e. 800 customers) and a small brand (i.e. 200 customers) retain their market share when 100 customers switch in a period, the big brand gains and loses 12.5% of its customer base, while the small brand gains and loses 50%. Half of the small brand’s customers are exchanged! The secret to penetration gain is to develop ‘memory structure’ and be top of mind when the consumer has a ‘job to be done’ Distinctive assets, like design elements, colours, celebrities, activations, etc. all help to build memory structure. A brand with strong memory structure most likely to be top of mind at the purchase decision moment. Brands with strong memory structure gain penetration and become larger brands.