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This discussion forum consists of two parts.In part one, you will compose a substantive paragraph replete with real-world examples as you identify both natural & social scientists that work in disaster management.Secondly, you will explain the concept of Intergovernmental Relations. Please provide examples of intergovernmental relations activities and such that are relevant to the disaster management context of this course.Please include in-text citations, as well as a reference list, both in alignment with APA 6th edition citation form and style in your main post. You may use the textbook as a source citation or a journal article, retrieved from the University Library Databases, as a source citation as well.

An executive summary, like an abstract, summarizes the content of a paper but in more detail. Whereas abstracts target readers who research, executive summaries targets readers who need some or all the information in the paper in order to make a decision. Many people will also read the executive summary in order to clearly understand the organization and results of a paper prior to reading the paper itself.For the Executive Summary, you must pretend you are my Graduate Assistant, and I have asked you to read Orwell’s essay. You will write an Executive Summary that will indicate to me whether or not I should use the essay in a Political Science Graduate Seminar on the relationship between Politics and Language.Requirements on Format:1-2 pages, double-spaced, Times New Roman, 12 font only (I will deduct points if your Summary exceeds 2 pages), and 1 inch margins.2- Follow The Political Science Student Writer’s Manual for instructions on title pages (page 65); the summary begins after the title page, and your name should only be included on title page. No heading on the actual summary. For a sample executive summary, please consult page 67.Tips for writing a strong, effective Executive Summary:Be Brief: Since an Executive Summary is often intended for a policy maker, decision maker, or evaluator who may not have time to read the original, you must be brief but precise and detailed. Make sure to objectively include an accurate summary of the essay’s intent, approach to supporting its claim and reasons, evidence, and conclusion (do not offer an opinion on the argument itself!).Be Clear: An Executive Summary should clearly describe the conclusions of the paper at the beginning (BLUF—Bottom Line Up Front) and offer (in one-two sentences) a recommendation at the end of its summary. The Executive Summary must never leave a reader confused as to the paper’s conclusions, significance, or implications for the future. Keep the structure simple and the language easily digestible; your prose needs to be accessible to the needs of the reader. Also remember to write properly and correctly (grammar and syntax) and only include that which is relevant to your task.

#1: In the article, Renov describes the specific characteristics of video as a medium suited to confession. What does this mean and give some examples from the reading.#2: How does the article discuss the viewer’s/audience role in the confessional genre?#3: Connect your approach to the second assignment, Video Confessions, to the article. For example, were you directly inspired by how other artists explored the topic first-person video confessions? How are you exploring the “specific character and potentiality of video as a medium suited to confession” in your work? Is there a particular section in the reading that provoked/inspired/corresponded to your approach to the second assignment?

Section 1 1 . Freud says that the “instincts tend towards a return to an earlier state.” What is he talking about? Explain. 2. Freud argues that “holding back aggressiveness is in general unhealthy and leads to illness (to mortification What does he mean by this? Is he saying we should be aggressive?  3. Freud says that the whole human body is an ‘erotogenic zone. What does he mean by “erotogenic zone”, and how is the whole body such? Section 2 1.  Freud points out that philosophers argue that unconscious processes are self-contradictory. What does this mean? 2. Freud introduces the term “preconscious”. What does “preconscious” refer to? Explain. 3. Freud differentiates between the preconscious and the unconscious.  What’s the difference? Explain.

After finishing A Rose for Emily, please answer the following questions:What did you think about the ending? What was your instant reaction upon learning what had happened?Give an example or two of foreshadowing in this story. Remember, foreshadowing is when an author gives a hint at something that will come later. If you were to read the story again, what passageswould you recognize as a hint at what is to come?Discuss how this story addresses Faulkner’s idea about the south unable to move on after the end of the Civil War. You can tie the ideas to what is happening currently, if you wish.

Discussion Question:Formal writing style is very different from our everyday speech patterns. What differences have you noticed between your daily conversational style and academic writing?

1) Two similar products are in a store. Product A is more expensive than Product B. One consumer chooses Product A while another consumer chooses product B. Why did they not choose the same product?2) You have a friend you know loves saucy ribs. You are on a double-date with this person and you suggest Bob’s BBQ because you know your friend loves their ribs. He/She says they do not want to eat there tonight. What are some reasons why they would not want to eat there?

my research question is: Why freedom of speech sometimes has a negative impact on society?Assignment: Please turn in a 2?page (500 word, double spaced, 12 point font, 1 inch margins) essay that addresses the following questions:What is your overall research question?What do you find interesting or compelling about this question? Why might others find it interesting? Or, why should they care about your research?What makes it theoretically relevant or important? What do you want to learn as a result of pursuing this research? Why is it worth spending time to research this question? Why is it worth knowing?How will you research this topic? Where can you start?Name three sources you used to research your topic so far. They can be scholarly or popular and can include course readings.Assignment Goals:Learn how to identify a researchable issue, problem or question?Explore various ways a question or problem can be framed. Consider what difference different framings might make.Ultimately, this first assignment will help you refine your research question; guide you toward choosing two appropriate research methods to explore your research topic; give you a chance to get some early feedback; and help you make progress in your research and complete your final research proposal.

One to two FULL pages. Due next time. What would be your “X Club” that you would have people do to get their frustrations out? Describe this club. What would be the benefits of this club? The drawbacks?

Read: “The Death of the Moth” by Virginia WoolfHow does Woolf incorporate symbolism in her essay? Writers use symbolic objects to represent ideas. These symbols take on different meanings that may be much deeper and more significant.What is her message in this essay, and how does she use this symbol to relay this message?Additional inf: need to write one or two paragraphs