Locate a Twitter feed, Facebook profile, or other social presence for a celebrity. This can be an actor, athlete, musician, or even a religious figure. Choose someone that you are interested in, or someone you've heard a lot about and want to investigate. Remember: You do not need to join a social network to view this informatio
I am looking for analytical connections as to how the poem, "In a Dark Time" by Theodore Roethke relates to Chapter 5 ("The Pain - Body") of "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle.
Are you typically assertive, non-assertive, or aggressive? Give an example of a situation where you are aggressive or non-assertive. Why are you not assertive in this situation? Create an assertive message to send to a person when you are confronted by these troubling situations.
Conflict has different causes. Content conflict centers on objects, events, people in the world that are external to the parties involved. For example what movie to go to, who should have won elections, or whether Angelina Jolie will ever marry Brad Pitt. Relational conflict is concerned with the relationships between ind
Choose an argument and apply the following tests: 1. Test of Truthfulness: The reason is true in each of its premises, explicit and implicit. 2. Test of Logical Strength: If the reason were true, then the conclusion (claim) would be true or very probably true. 3. Test of Relevance: The truth of the claim depends on the truth
How to write an argumentative essay using a controversial topic.
This solution offers a theme for exploring this text using a solid topical idea.
1.When Pollan went from the question, "What should I eat?" to "What am I eating?" what did he discover about food commonly sold in the supermarket? 2. How do Mexicans differ from Americans in the way they view corn? 3. Where does American corn come from and why is it such a good crop? Section 2 Ch 8-10 1. What does Pol
1) You are a student in Professor Jones's class and you find an error in her syllabus. Write her a note describing the error. Use a voice that conveys a tone of condescension and arrogance. 2) Write a response to the first scenario in your normal writing voice. What is the difference? What similarities do you see?
Explains how a pattern within the ad works together to create an intended - and perhaps unintended - message for the audience. Please see attached file. Task: You will analyze a one-page advertisement that is currently circulating in a magazine. You will need to keep the original ad in the magazine, so don't tear it out.
Use Wikipedia to find a subject on which you believe you have some level of expertise. You will read it critically and answer the following questions: 1.What sources are used on the entry? Check 2-3 of them. Are they reliable? How did you check their reliability? 2. Did you notice any missing information, or any informatio
Please see the attached file. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtmALJbrgE4 I need 200 words of notes about the ethical issues in sports in general and in this case, specific. And if you can, give an example of an ethical issue situation that may have happened during the London Olympics 2012.
I am looking for ideas as to how the attached article, "The Triune Brain: Your Brain" relates to Chapter 4 of "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle.
What section of Omnivore's Dilemma have you chosen and why? Tell me about what you remember from your reading so far and what you think of it.
Read the VA case study attached below. Please answer these 4 questions: http://threadcontent.next.ecollege.com/pub/content/99c6a2ae-d5c6-44d3-bb89-8e03474bfdfe/VA_case_study.pdf?eclg_res=1248562&eclg_resver=2377641 1. Why are visual aids so important in making presentations? 2. What role should the audience play in p
We can listen at a rate at least three times faster than the rate that we can speak. What impact does this have on communication?
Organization, time management, and effective communication are key elements to online learning. Discuss how you can use each of these elements toward your professional career.
The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan begins with an introduction, "Our National Eating Disorder," which establishes the themes, history, and purposes for reading. He begins by detailing the recent history and conflicting advice given to the public regarding food, food policies, and nutrition. Having read these first several
What would you say the main thesis is of Chapters 2-5 of "A New Earth? How is his thesis connected to our shared human society/current events/history? 500 Words.
Language and non-verbals are two channels we use to communicate. They can dramatically affect our listening. Think of a situation where, in communicating with another, the language or non-verbal communication interacted with listening. Perhaps a language barrier negatively affected your ability to understand a message or your
Identify the six essential features of good summaries. Which of these do you consider to be the most difficult to accomplish? Why?
In Chapter 3 of "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle he discusses the core of the ego and how the ego's strategies of complaining and seeking drama are separate from who you really are. From an analytical standpoint, what is he saying exactly and which passage seems the most relevant and profound to sum up his message in this cha
BACKGROUND: Please read the following article "Language matters" below: 1. Stereotypes are attributions that cover up individual difference and ascribing certain characteristics to an entire group of people. ? What are the problems with this? A person might cancel a trip to New York City when she learns that "those New Yo
Common Listening Errors: 1. Pseudo-listening — nonverbal and verbal cues that you are listening but you really are not. HOW DO YOU MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE YOU'RE LISTENING WHEN YOU'RE NOT? Say "uh huh," nod, smile, or use other encouraging words like "really." 2. Stage-hogging — when one person turns a conversati
How does non-verbal communication affect public speaking? Share a real-life example please
I am trying find some of the epic forms that this movie contains if any, and how they are utilized to define the main character.
I'm working with this scenario: A team member submits his/her part of a paper and it is very poorly done. I need to explain at least 3 obstacles that threaten the effectiveness of the group with ineffective communication styles, processes, and roles. I am having trouble making sense of this and putting it together.
Please see the movie link below and respond: Identify a focused subject or theme. The movies provide numerous examples of values and ethics being used or violated by the characters in the movie. Below you will see a list of values and anti-values that can be used as the basis for analyzing elements of the movie or movie chara
PERCEPTION CHECKING -Read each situation below and think about the various perceptions of the event. -Create a three-part perception check that would help you discern whether your perceptions are accurate. Write it as you would actually say it to the other person. -Be sure to include: a. a description of the behavior,
A paper in which you describe your perception of the nature of the relationship, the communication failure, and the resulting negative outcome. Include detailed answers to the following questions: ? What communication barriers existed in this situation? ? How did the listening habits of both parties negatively affect the i