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Microeconomics What consideration must the restaurant owner weigh in whether to open for lunch?2. What is the role of fixed cost in the owner’s decision?

1. Write a short report regarding the application of standard mechanical components (BEARINGS) indicating their types, advantages and disadvantages.2. Write a short report regarding the application of standard mechanical components (GEARS) indicating their types, advantages and disadvantages including simple calculations discussed during the lecture.

This Written Assignment is at least three double-spaced pages of text (Times New Roman, font size 12) and you must consult a minimum of two academically credible sources (please avoid, if at all possible, using strictly the internet). Of course, the use of Wikipedia is off limits. Bibliographies and citations will be in the Chicago Manual of Style format. Your paper MAY bleed over onto a fourth page…BUT, if it goes beyond four pages, you will lose points.The Written Assignment needs to be turned in through the assignments section of the classroom for grading. If you use any of the information from your sources word-for-word, you must cite the source by using internal sourcing, like this example: in the paragraph after a quote longer than two sentences or a major piece of information that most people do not know, place in parentheses the source and page number (Smith, pg. 22). There MUST be a “Smith” entry in your Bibliography.The Written Assignment must include a cover page with your name, course number and course title, instructor’s name, and date of turn in to the instructor in the bottom right hand corner, right justified. Additionally, you need to have a title for your paper (reasonably large print size) about 1/4 of the way down from the top of the page. And, you need to have an appropriate picture centered on the cover page. You must also include a bibliography at the end of your paper. While composing your paper, use proper English. Do not use abbreviations, contractions, passive voice, or first/second person (I, you, we, our, etc). The only place you will use first person is in your opinion paragraph. Before submitting your paper, check your grammar and use spell check. Remember, the way you talk is not the way you write a paper. WARNING: There has been a serious tendency for students to ignore proper punctuation in their papers, lately. This is especially true with leaving out most or all commas. I am going to seriously take off points for punctuation errors. Warning! If you make 5 or more comma errors, I WILL take off 5 points automatically. Please make sure to open the attachment, WAstudentguide,jan2014.doc, for further instructions.

Administrative Report-Ethics in Prison Read the following scenario: Correctional Officer Sandy Smiles was hired at Ferris State Prison on October 12 of last year. She completed her basic training in January of this year and began working as a correctional officer trainee on the evening shift (3:30 pm-12:00 am). Her work assignment was in an inmate housing unit. Specifically, she was assigned to Bravo unit. During the performance of her duties, inmates would approach her and compliment her regarding her appearance. She accepted the compliments and later began conversing with many of the inmates regarding their personal lives. Sandy enjoyed trying to help people with these very personal issues and felt that the inmates thought she was a good officer and easy to talk to. Inmate Baby Blue Eyes Brown, who was very good looking, recognized her willingness to talk to inmates about personal business and, therefore, began to spend a great deal of time talking to Officer Sandy (she encouraged the inmates to address her this way rather than Officer Smiles, which was required by policy). After a while, he began telling her how special she was as a person and hinted that she was the only officer that really understood the inmates. His interest and compliments flattered her and Sandy began to share with him her personal romantic feelings about him. During evening snack, Sandy began to give Brown two servings. On March 14 of this year at 4 pm, inmate Brown approached Officer Smiles and asked her to mail a letter to his mom stating that he missed mail call because he was sleeping. Smiles knew this was against the rules (Policy-427), but told him she would do it this one time. On April 20 of this year at 6 pm, Officer Sandy Smiles entered inmate Brown’s cell to conduct a routine cell search. While searching the cell, Officer Smiles found love letters from Brown written to her. On April 27 of this year at 10 pm, Officer Smiles, while doing a routine block tour, stopped by Brown’s cell and told him she had read his letters and that her heart skipped a beat. Brown put his head down and said, “Well, now you know I am in love with you”. He then asked her if he could kiss her. Sandy, overcome with emotion, stepped inside the cell and complied. On April 30 of this year, Officer Smiles texted her close friend Mary Smith writing “I am in love with the hottest man alive”. Mary texted back, “Who is that?” Sandy couldn’t hold back anymore and called Mary to tell her about Inmate Baby Blue Eyes Brown and all about the love letters and the kiss. As soon as the conversation was finished, Mary called her cousin, Sheriff Barney and told him about it. He immediately called his jail administrator, Captain King to report this incident. Captain King asked YOU, the investigative lieutenant to interview both Inmate Brown & Officer Smiles. The interview with Officer Smiles occurred on May 1 of this year, where she denied any involvement with inmate Brown. On the same day, your interviewed Inmate Brown who stated that Officer Smiles forced herself on him, told him to write her love letters, and made him kiss her. Brown said he complied because Officer Sandy told him that her best friend was related to the Sheriff and they would throw the book at him in court. Brown was placed in administrative segregation pending an investigation of his inappropriate involvement with staff. On May 4 of this year, YOU (the lieutenant) along with county prosecutor Tort, re-interviewed Officer Sandy Smiles. She continued to deny any involvement with Brown, until she was informed that she could be prosecuted for this incident. If she confessed, though, she would not face prosecution. Officer Sandy Smiles confessed to her involvement with Inmate Brown. Ferris State Prison Correctional Ethical StandardsNo employee shall become inappropriately involved with an inmate, former inmate, or any inmate’s family members.No employee shall become involved in a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict of interest.No employee shall become involved in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member under his or her supervision.No employee shall show favoritism to any inmate or group of inmates.No employee shall practice discrimination against another employee.No employee shall violate the regulations or policies and procedures of the organization.All employees shall fully cooperate during an official investigation.No employee shall in any way obstruct an official investigation or try to alter the outcome of any inquiry of an official investigation.All employees must remain honest and truthful while conducting their duties.Assignment—You are the investigative lieutenant who interviewed Sandy Smiles. Write an administrative report using the proper form Admin Report regarding this incident. Review Officer Smiles actions and what took place. Then, review the Ethical standards and discuss which actions violate which standards.

First Essay: Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. Why Don’t They?https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/25/technology/phone-makers-could-cut-off-drivers-so-why-dont-they.htmlSecond Reading: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/07/opinion/a-public-health-crisis-that-we-can-fix.htmlMatt Richtel (“Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. Why Don’t They?”) writes that text-blocking technology for drivers exists today. He explores the various reasons why it is not used. David Leonhardt (“A Public-Health Crisis That We Can Fix”) takes the argument further by discussing the surge in U.S. vehicle deaths over a two-year period.With reference to both articles, plan and write a thesis-driven essay that evaluates the issue of cell phones and distracted driving.Tips for SuccessMake sure that your argument begins with a clear introductory paragraph and a thesis statement that lists the arguments you’ll make in your essay. Use clear topic sentences to start each body paragraph. Analyze the information in the readings and explain how it supports the points you’re making. Include relevant quotations and paraphrases, using citations to the best of your ability. Proofread your work and correct grammatical errors.

Write an Analysis of Diane Gamboa’s Art.

Review the list of typical activities that a project manager needs to complete before closing out the project. Consider which activities you will include for your project and provide rationale for your justification.

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Readings for week 2:

Reading 1 : Gandolfi, Franco. 2012. A conceptual discussion of transformational leadership and intercultural competence. Revista de Management Comparat International 13, (4) (10): 522-534,

Reading 2: Karim, Ata U. 2003. A developmental progression model for intercultural consciousness: A leadership imperative. Journal of Education for Business 79, (1) (Sep): 34-39,

Create a dramatic scene with stage instructions.

Attached are: (1) a previous essay and corrections my professor made and (2) The Pre-writing worksheet to follow. Thank you! (1) Read the article by Ron Wilson below and prepare an outline for an essay in response to it. Follow the Pre-Writing Worksheet . Do you agree or disagree with his thesis? Support your position with examples from The Godfather and your own reasoning. (2) When typing your essay, follow MLA style (12 pt. type, Times New Roman font, double-spacing, headers, etc.). In addition, boldface your thesis and underline your topic sentences so I can easily identify them. “How to Succeed in Business” by Ron Wilson It has eluded many literary critics that The Godfather, the famous bestseller from 1969, is not just a story about gangsters. Mario Puzo’s novel is actually a study of business. The genius of Puzo’s novel is that criminals stand in for businessmen. The protagonists are Vito and Michael Corleone. They learn three important things about business. First, to be a successful, you must be tough—in all senses of the word. The second rule of success is that you must build alliances with others. The third rule is that you must be paranoid. To be successful in business you must be tough. Vito, Hagen, Clemenza, and Michael show their mental and physical toughness in many ways and win victories because of it. Weak characters in the novel fail. The Godfather says several times that every man must move toward his destiny. That takes mental and physical toughness. If you are a person who is simply content to wait for your destiny, you are not cut out for business. To be a successful businessman you must build relationships with others. The rich and powerful have always done this. (One of the failures of our educational system is that we don’t teach students this skill.) When Vito was a young man and living with the Abbandando family, he understood this. He formed relationships with Abbandando, Clemenza, Tessio to improve his lot in life. For us, living in the 21st century, our success in business will depend largely on the quantity and quality of our relationships. The last truth in The Godfather is that to be successful in business, you must, for lack of a better word, be paranoid. Andy Grove, the former CEO of Intel, wrote a book on business strategy called Only the Paranoid Survive. This truth runs all through The Godfather. You must always be aware of your weaknesses and blind spots. If you are not, your employer and your competitors will exploit them and may even drive you out of business. The history of American business is often the history of naive innovators and inventors who brought a product to market only to have it stolen from them by sharper, greedier, and more deceitful businessmen/crooks. The Godfather is frequently remembered as a story about organized crime. Actually it is about more than that. The Godfather is about the nature of business which is essentially the nature of the world. To get anywhere you must be tough, know how to build relationships, and be paranoid.