Compose a 3500 words assignment on digital communication. Needs to be plagiarism free! With such an evaluation, the company will be able to streamline the inter-company communication effectiveness and departmental communications (NEWSOM, D., & HAYNES, J. 2014. P66).

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Compose a 3500 words assignment on digital communication. Needs to be plagiarism free! With such an evaluation, the company will be able to streamline the inter-company communication effectiveness and departmental communications (NEWSOM, D., & HAYNES, J. 2014. P66). The practice put an organization in a position to realize its competitive advantages over other competitors in the industry. Corporate communications team can carry out the auditing of the situation of digital communication. Also, outside consultants can be outsourced to undertake the practice. Digital communication audit compares the use of electronic communication against the competitors and assists to attain a competitive advantage. It also assesses the digital communication effectiveness of an organization and shapes it to correspond with a set of business objectives. A well-conducted digital communication audit will add value to the company in many ways such as maximization of sales, modification of perception, recognition of the brand, encouragement of the community support, and improvement of customer relationship (BIDGOLI, H.2006.P.415)

Auditing in communication refers to the process of cleaning out the information closet. It aims at looking at what is necessary, outdated or superfluous in the communication system. It helps to evaluate the effectiveness as well as the efficiency of communication in an organization. A communication audit, in this line, refers to a comprehensive evaluation of the ability of an organization to send, receive and or share information with its stakeholders or the public such as suppliers, customers, investors, personnel and the trade partners. Communication audit appraises the suitability of information mechanisms in place to reach the external and internal public of the organization. The main purpose of the communication audit is to disclose the weaknesses and strength between the management and the stakeholders and other groups such as the news media and the legislative&nbsp.bodies (Brenda hall, 2010). One of the objectives of the communication audit is to advance the future communication system by the development of a strategic plan.

writing homework on The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gillman. Write a 250 word paper answering; ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ is representing the mental screen where men tried to put women during the 1800s.

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Need help with my writing homework on The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gillman. Write a 250 word paper answering; ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ is representing the mental screen where men tried to put women during the 1800s. The color is associated with something fragile and sick and the mysterious illness is representative of oppression that men inflict upon women. In the story, ‘The Things They Carried’ Lieutenant Jimmy Cross, the protagonist of the story and the platoon leader is a symbol and a character, brilliantly portrayed. He is a symbol of the unconscious psyche of human beings, the obsessed and the animosity was hidden behind the veil of sophistry. His obsession for the young woman Martha back at home, for which he kills Ted Lavender and Kiowa, is his belief or reality, will always remain to be a matter of thin differentiation and this makes the image and the character more lively and attractive.

‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ and ‘The Things They Carried’, both the stories, evolve out from a deep personal encounter and experience of life and vision. ‘The Things They Carried’ differentiates that thin line between which O’Brien’s firsthand experience of the events he encountered and reality. The blending of autobiographical elements and fiction is done meticulously in this story. Thus, it is hard to make out the blur difference between fiction and non-fiction in this case. ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ also upholds the story or rather the agony of a woman who is gradually eclipsed by the depression. Here also, the story cannot be termed as a complete fiction as it portrays some tinge of autobiographical elements.

Write 6 pages with APA style on 3 Dyadic Interview and Appellations of Concepts. DJ told me how good she is and the fact that DJ is very impatient with arrogant and people who do not respect others. DJ’s self-assessment portrayed what I really know her to be. DJ proved very wise and was open for the interview. I asked her about her perception when it comes to teamwork and her problem-solving abilities in a group. She was open and listened to my questions attentively before responding.

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Write 6 pages with APA style on 3 Dyadic Interview and Appellations of Concepts. DJ told me how good she is and the fact that DJ is very impatient with arrogant and people who do not respect others. DJ’s self-assessment portrayed what I really know her to be. DJ proved very wise and was open for the interview. I asked her about her perception when it comes to teamwork and her problem-solving abilities in a group. She was open and listened to my questions attentively before responding.

DJ admitted that the availability of a range of diverse minds that continually challenge one another results in detailed and thoughtful choices that help in making irrefutable decisions that are essential in the competitive world. DJ clearly explained her view on the impact of conflicts in the organization.

DJ said that she is gifted in making a distinction between personal differences and opinion peculiarity and maintaining the spirit of working as a team. According to her fun, openness, and productivity with no or less politicking and posturing is the only way of working hard in a team.

DJ said that when a problem arises between her and others, she democratically handles them with a clear distinction between substantive and personal issues. She would prepare herself with information that is more detailed and multiple alternatives to enhance the quality of their debate. The availability of more data, which are objective-based, compels her to focus on issues rather than personal matters or useless arguments rooted in ignorance. DJ believes that reliance on facts reduces involvement in personal issues thus reducing interpersonal conflicts. In addition, said that she loves humor and a shared common goal in debates while maintaining a balanced power structure.

DJ further said that she is normally deeply involved in creating different options that plummet disagreement amongst decision-making participants which in turn promotes teamwork. Individual commitment to decision-making is achieved when the joint effort is put into creating a number of alternatives. By creating common goals in the teamwork, she believes that she can outline her strategic options as collaborative rather than competitive. The common goal does not imply uniform thinking but rather require everyone to have a clear vision towards a particular goal. Lack of a common goal makes some members of the team think that they are in the competition thus framing decisions as reactions to threat.

 

Compose a 2000 words assignment on the experiment on the determination of tensile strength of metals.

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Compose a 2000 words assignment on the experiment on the determination of tensile strength of metals. Needs to be plagiarism free! The values obtained are plotted on different graphs for each metal. The graphs are of the applied load against the displacement. Finally, the yielding points of the metals are determined from the charts together with the maximum load-carrying capacity of the metals.

In determining the mechanical properties of materials, carefully designed experiments are conducted in the laboratories. The experiments are so designed that they replicate the service conditions in a very close range. Load application on materials involves many factors considered in the real life. The modes, in which loads are applied, include some typical examples like tensile, shear and compressive. These properties are of much importance in material selection for mechanical design. There are other factors like time and temperature that complicate the design process.

As from the topic of this laboratory experiment, the report is confined to the tensile properties of metals. Figure 1 below shows a tensile testing machine with features similar to the one used to conduct this experiment. A specimen of standard dimensions and shape is subjected to an axial load. A doge-bone-shaped specimen is gripped at its two ends and pulled apart during a typical tensile experiment to elongate at a determined rate to its breakpoint. In the process, a highly ductile material may make it difficult to reach its break point. The tensile tester used here for the experiment is manufactured by Instron (model 5569) with a variable pulling rate and a maximum load of 50kN. Different types of mechanical testing can be accommodated by the machine only by changing the setup of the experiment according to the ASTM standards.

A plot of stress (σ) versus strain (ε) is conducted during the tensile test experiment for analytical purposes. The plot can automatically be generated by the software provided by the instrument manufacturer. From the metric system, stress is measured in N/m2 or Pa, whereby 1 N/m2=1Pa.&nbsp.

Complete 10 pages APA formatted article: General Information about Vibe Magazine. The magazine has a circulation of 301,408. The magazine features R&B and Rap music news and celebrity as well as other news in the entertainment industry such as actors, movie directors, etc. however, the magazine has an open bias for rap music, as seen by how the magazine features the many rap music in America. The magazine also runs a completion for best rapper alive.

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Complete 10 pages APA formatted article: General Information about Vibe Magazine. The magazine has a circulation of 301,408. The magazine features R&B and Rap music news and celebrity as well as other news in the entertainment industry such as actors, movie directors, etc. however, the magazine has an open bias for rap music, as seen by how the magazine features the many rap music in America. The magazine also runs a completion for best rapper alive.

It is estimated that each copy of the magazine is likely to be ready by as many as four people. Many people say they read Vibe magazine even those that are many months old. This could be because of the graphical format of the magazine that makes it easy for people to read and entertaining as well (Bignell, 1997). The magazine’s online version is also as glossy and is perfect eye candy for people who visit these pages.

Vibe magazine has been seen to be very creative in the way it designs its cover and has used the creativity of its cover to increase the popularity of the magazine. The magazine has used celebrities such as Rap and R&B musician Mary J. Blige for its cover especially during its first few days when it was launched. The cover of the magazine is a graphical one and unlike in many magazines, the cover of Vibe magazine is usually more creative and graphical. The cover of Vibe magazine always has a celebrity and sometimes a single celebrity may be on the cover for many issues of the magazines, either continually or not. The back cover serves as a feature in the magazines, offering readers a sneak peek of the development in the music industry and also looking at the Caribbean market.

Vibe has a clear format which makes it easy for readers to be able to read the magazine and easy for them to find their interest in the magazine as well. It has a specific structure such as a 20-question feature at the back of the magazine that addresses reggae music and Caribbean music in general. Vibe has also entered into the internet domain since the development of the internet and it has an online version of the magazine that is a mirror for the printed version. The online version is even more dynamic and the contents can change much more dynamically unlike the printed version that is a bimonthly magazine and once printed and circulated cannot be changed.

Compose a 21500 words assignment on energy recovery devices in seawater reverse osmosis desalination plants with emphasis on efficiency and economical analysis of isobaric versus centrifugal devices.

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Compose a 21500 words assignment on energy recovery devices in seawater reverse osmosis desalination plants with emphasis on efficiency and economical analysis of isobaric versus centrifugal devices. Needs to be plagiarism free! The reduction in energy consumption of desalination plants that were based on the SWRO technology emerged as a major driver of the technology revolution in this field. The improvement of membrane life and salt rejection, increase in recovery, and decrease in energy consumption have been the primary criteria for sifting through available technologies for incorporation in desalination plants. Many developments have, ever since, occurred in this direction. The membrane life has multiplied and the Total Dissolved Solids in the product are now as low as 100 mg/L. In addition, recoveries of 40-50% have been achieved. By recycling energy, many SWRO desalination plants have significantly lowered their total energy consumption. With the help of energy recovery devices (ERDs), it is now possible to decrease power consumption and increase the efficiency of the seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant.

The first large-scale municipal SWRO plant was installed in 1980 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This plant consumed 8 kilowatt-hours of energy per cubic meter of water produced. This consumed energy was less than half of what was usually consumed by other conventional distillation processes. However, SWRO desalination technology has one disadvantage. The seawater, which is to be desalinated, is pressurized with the help of high-pressure pumps. A large amount of energy is consumed during this process. Once the desalination is complete, the remaining reject water has to be eliminated as waste. Since the brine reject produced in this process has high pressure, simply dumping it back into the sea is a waste of energy. This pressure can be reused and thus, the energy could be recycled. This idea led to the innovation of energy recovery devices (ERDs) that prevent the wastage of energy in the SWRO process. The hydraulic energy in the highly pressurized reject brine can be re-used with the help of ERDs, and energy consumption can thus be reduced to significantly high amounts.

submit a 2000 words paper on the topic The Origin of the National Health Service. For this reason, it was prudent to form a dependable health provider. In the country, not all people can afford to pay for their health care, and for those who can it is not affordable for emergency cases and treatment for terminal diseases.

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Hi, need to submit a 2000 words paper on the topic The Origin of the National Health Service. For this reason, it was prudent to form a dependable health provider. In the country, not all people can afford to pay for their health care, and for those who can it is not affordable for emergency cases and treatment for terminal diseases. Therefore, the government had to set up this facility to accommodate the less privileged in society (Wills, Evans & Samuel, 2008). Secondly, the hospitals available could not offer quality services to the needy. Moreover, there was no proper health equipment that could be used to diagnose and treat some ailments such as cancer (Lewis & Blount, 2014). The government intervened by creating the National Health Service with the intention of empowering such as health care systems. The facility organization aims at offering universal health services regardless of an individual’s income (Humphrey & Russell, 2005). The ease of access to health care services was important because the country had just come out of the Second World War and had many British casualties that needed care. There was a need to re-establish health services to deprive war veterans of injuries inflicted on the battlefield. Therefore, the setting of the principles of the National Health Care was opportune for the subjects.

Upon its foundation, the countries well-being has increased since then (Tucker et al., 2009). The general specialist was one of the classifications offered to the subjects. In this category, workers who earned low pay could access the hospital for free. This service was only provided to the worker with low pay, but their spouses and children were not covered. In other words, the cover only provided health care to the individual worker who earned the least basic salary (Pierloot & Vancoillie, 2008). People with better salaries or retired are required to pay a substantial amount as fee in acquiring the general practitioner’s services.

The Doctors facility was an alternative administration&nbsp.under the National Health Service. Hospital care entails the provision of health services such as treatment of inpatient and outpatient. In today’s structure, the administration alluded to in-patient administration (Humber et al., 2013).&nbsp.

research paper on historical development of the equations used for the design of cfa piles in granular soils. Needs to be 7 pages.

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Need an research paper on historical development of the equations used for the design of cfa piles in granular soils. Needs to be 7 pages. Please no plagiarism. Continuous flight auger (CFA) can be considered to be present between driven piles and drift shaft, an idea that has a primary attribute towards different lateral stress changes during times of installation of the various types of piles.

According to Brown in the book Design and Construction of Continuous Flight Auger Piles Final, it is relatively important to note that the estimated static CFA capacity is achieved through methods that are developed for specific objects including drilled shafts and driven piles, mainly because the behavior of CFA piles’ load-settlement are same (2007, p.226). Several methods are specifically meant for CFA piles which take modification form that is made to the methods that were previously developed purposefully for drilled shafts, as well as driven piles (Brown, 2007, p.226).

Additionally, Lord and Hayward in the book Shaft Friction of CFA Piles in Chalk, state that there is the growth of End-Bearing Resistance and Side-Shear with Pile Displacement, which carries similar characteristics to other kinds of deep foundations. In this case, the overall axial compressive resistance (RT) of an identified CFA pile is achieved through the calculations of combining the side-shear resistance (RS) with the end-bearing resistance (RE).

While calculating the total side-shear resistance requires a division of the pile length into N pile sectors. Then side resistance of a specific pile segment “I” is achieved through the multiplication of the surface area of the pile with the achieved unit side-shear resistance of the segment (Lord and Hayward, 2003, p.345).

However, some methods presented use specifically an average unit side-shear for the pile length just instead of totaling individual pile segments. This is evident in the book Numerical modeling of soil-pile axial load transfer mechanisms in granular soils by Aguiar, Sofia, and Arézou Modaressi. For this case, the formula for the total side-shear resistance is: RS = fs-ave π DL where D is for the average diameter of the pile, and L represents the pile total embedment length.

A Tour of Hearst Castle in San Simeon California. The work is to be 5 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 A Tour of Hearst Castle in San Simeon California. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Another thing people don’t often mention about going to Santa Barbara is the variety of shops available and the unique experience they offer. Unlike the typical mall experience, shopping in Santa Barbara means walking around cheery fountains that help keep you cool just by looking at them. One of our favourites was the dolphin fountain that features two dolphins jumping clear out of the pool in a graceful double arc. There are also plenty of green growing things happening between the stores. The stores themselves offer all kinds of unique items from produce to art to pottery and other items. The shops here remind you that California was once a part of Mexico, with the Spanish style architecture and the old-fashioned cobbled streets. The old buildings bring in a sense of history that is completely lost when driving through the more modern homes of Malibu and the welcoming openness of the marketplaces are decidedly different from the guarded facades of the homes of the stars. There are lots of different tours available at Hearst Castle that let visitors look at all kinds of different things, but my girlfriend and I decided to take Tour 1, which is a general overview of the castle. The tour included a look at the gardens, the pools, the guest house and the main house. We also had a chance to watch a short movie that told all about the history of the castle. The gardens are full of all kinds of different flowering plants and sculptures. The way the pathways and garden art is placed provides lots of chances for people to sit and just enjoy the view.

research paper on the effect of waste/trash on the health. Needs to be 4 pages. Please no plagiarism.

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Need an research paper on the effect of waste/trash on the health. Needs to be 4 pages. Please no plagiarism. Part I: The Economic Relationship between the Level of Development and Total Output of Refuse

1. A clear and direct link exists between the level of development that a nation experiences and its total output of waste.

The smaller amount of economic development means less industry

The fewer number of population centers means less consumerism

Less qualified and/or educated populace leads to a lower degree of production

2. The synergy of development, output, industry, and waste

Discussion of how these 4 factors feed into one another and only serve to increase the rate of pollution and waste generation

Discussion of most developed economies, even though comprising a relatively small percentage of the global population, are accountable for a lion’s share of waste generation.

Part II: The Psychological Link Between Consumerism and Waste Generation

1. Wealth creation and generation causes a given state/region to consume a higher quantity of goods

This spurs economic growth both within the global system as well as within the home system

Leading to higher efficiency and meeting the needs of the populace but at the same time providing a disastrous effect on the total waste generation that the planet realizes.

2. The consumerism ultimately leads to a much higher percentage of waste than was previously realized before the economy began to develop at such a rate.

Part III: The Sociological Question of Where the Waste Ultimately Goes

1. Domestic effects

Filling landfills and natural areas that could otherwise be utilized for different purposes

Health and safety effects of leakages spill and other ancillary contaminations

2. International effects

Less developed and/or underprivileged nations seeking to take waste into their economy as a means of providing a boost to the unskilled labor and developing economies

Environmental effects of such an action

Moral and ethical understanding of the developed world dumping toxic waste into the under-developed world

Conclusion

1. The increasing rate of waste generated by the current economic systems, especially the developed world, is unsustainable to the health of the planet

2. It is necessary to cease and desist from the exportation of harmful waste to less-developed nations and systems.

3. More efficient means of economic production should be sought out and legislated as a means of affecting these determinants.

Bibliography

European Commission to Tighten Regulations On the Recycling of Plastic Packaging. (2001). Chemical Market Reporter, 260(23), 4.

As the name implies, this particular article seeks to discuss the present issues facing the highly populated regions within the EU. It is of special interest due to the fact that the European Union represents one of the world’s most productive and highly integrated economic systems. As such, seeking to reduce the level of waste generation has become a primal need as far as efficiency and other matters are concerned. The authors of the piece, therefore, discuss and analyze the ways in which current and proposed future measures can effect such a goal.

Hagelüken, C., & Corti, C. W. (2010). Recycling of gold from electronics: Cost-effective use through Design for Recycling. Gold Bulletin, 43(3), 209-220.

This article discusses the way in which under-developed nations take upon themselves a large amount of discarded electronic equipment as a means of reclaiming the nearly 300 tons of gold that are placed into such instruments each and every year. Although this is a lucrative way for developing nations to seek to enhance their own local economies, it has a very high health and safety cost and is only engaged by those least

Martin, R., & Kemper, A. (2012). Saving The Planet: A Tale Of Two Strategies. Harvard Business Review, 90(4), 48-56.

The two approaches that the authors put forward have to do with increasing efficiency of production and seeking to find alternative uses for the waste that is generated. As a means of integrating this idea into the essay, this student will seek not to take one approach over another but rather to seek to include both approaches as a means of reducing the seemingly ever-increasing size and heft of waste that the current global system generates.

Srebrenkoska, V. V., Fidancevska, E. E., Blazevska-Gilev, J. J., & Lisickov, K. K. (2012). ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY AS A BASIS OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. Technologica Acta, 5(2), 15-20.

This particular article discusses the ways in which technology offers an ever-increasing array of solutions for the levels and toxicity of the waste that the current system produces. Rather than finding ways to reduce the waste per se, the authors hold out something of a modernist approach that claims that the increases in technology that are taking place so rapidly in the world around us will be able to ameliorate many of the issues with waste as they exist within the current system.

Clapp, J. (1994). The toxic waste trade with less-industrialized countries: economic linkages and political alliances. Third World Quarterly, 15(3), 505-518.

This article engages the reader with an understanding of how unethical and ultimately unfair the toxic waste trade is. Rather than the industrialized nations seeking to deal with the toxic waste that they generate, it is oftentimes pawned off to poorer countries that are desperate for the influx of FDI that large multinational firms can provide. In this way, a type of econ-slavery is developed whereby the industrialized nations can dump their waste without fearing the moral or environmental repercussions due to the removed proximity of the dumping nations.