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Identify a film and classify it according to its genre (or sub-genre). Include a link(s) to a trailer or scene(s) from the film. You may choose to continue with a film you have already discussed.
Discuss the conventions that are typical in films of that genre (or sub-genre).
Explain how this specific film meets the expectations of its genre.
Include the name or partial name of the film you identified in the Subject line of your discussion. Your initial post should be at least 200 words in length. Support your claims with examples from the required material(s) and/or other scholarly resources, and properly cite any references.
U When pieces of cloth are sewn together, you might have trouble discerning the individual pieces of cloth that make the final garment, but by looking carefully, you can find the seams. You may have experienced similar difficulty in the first week of this course when asked to explore the individual aspects of culture that combine to create your unique self-identity. Forms of oppression can come together often in almost imperceptible ways to form the complex environment in which you and your clients live and interact. As a social worker, you must examine carefully the intersections between religious discrimination, sexism, classism, and racism so you can respond accordingly. Consider this week\’s resources that describe how religion intersects with other forms of oppression. Evaluate analyze what is the role of religion in reinforcing sexism, classism, and racism. As a social worker, how can you address these issues on a micro and macro level?
The second part of the assignment is to read some of your fellow students\’ initial posts and reply substantively to one of them. (Wait until after next Monday, July 18 to do this part of the assignment in order to see all of the initial posts). The substantive reply is due by Friday, July 22 at 11:59 PM. 1.The drum solo by Mike Shrieve impressed me more than the guitar solo by Jimi Hendrix. Both artists (Shrieve and Hendrix) are extremely talented and it was hard to make a decision which one was more impressive; Hendrix makes his guitar sound like it\’s talking and Shrieve does something similar with the drums. Even though Hendrix plays his instrument with exquisite talent, I don\’t care for the way it causes the \”Star Spangled Banner\” to sound. The guitar sounds like it\’s actually saying the words but there are parts where it seems to go crazy-as if it\’s on drugs or something. There are also other parts where it sounds dark and depressing when the actual song is supposed to be inspiring/uplifting. Shrieve played his drum solo with a similar talent and I was more impressed with hit basically because I didn\’t like the way Hendrix played the national anthem. 2. I had a difficult time understanding both Joe Cocker and Sly Stone. When Joe Cocker started to sing his song I was impressed by the quality of his voice but I didn\’t care for the way he continually slurred his words-it made me wonder if he had drunk too much before going on stage. His air guitar playing was also made him seem amateur (even though he clearly isn\’t). I was less impressed by Sly Stone, who I also couldn\’t understand and just liked the sound of the song a lot less. His jumping up and down on stage looks like he forgot to use the restroom before the performance. 3. I think the most relevant performance today is \”The Summertime Blues.\” It\’s a song that pretty much could apply to any era (after the song was made) and is just the typical life of an older teenager who works hard and tries to be responsible but still hasn\’t quite gotten there. The song by Country Joe McDonald was an anti-war song that I don\’t think was relevant even at the time. If Country Joe didn\’t like fighting so much than why did he start his song off with extremely antagonistic profanity? It seems like he really was looking for a fight.Even after reading the lyrics for the songs whose words I couldn\’t hear, I still don\’t understand what the songs mean; they sound like the writers were all on drugs. 4. By far the most enjoyable song was Santana\’s \”Soul Sacrifice.\” More than anything else, I loved it because it had no words! All joking aside, his guitar playing is just great and the drummer was excellent too. The least enjoyable was Country Joe McDonald\’s song, mostly because it was an anti-war song that criticizes fighting and yet the man singing seems like he is deliberately trying to pick a fight. I think if he wanted to criticize the war, he could have done it in a much more peaceful way than screaming profanities and making fun of soldiers.
You are an HR specialist for a primary care facility. You have recently hired five new nurses to work at your facility. You have to develop a 30-minute employee orientation program for these new hires. Prepare in not more than four pages an outline of the program in the attached template. Explain the content and activities you want to cover in the orientation and give rationale to justify their inclusion. Identify two HR management competencies needed to successfully complete the orientation.
Primary care and secondary care are both provided in an outpatient setting, mostly in a doctor’s office. What are the benefits and risks in this provision of healthcare? Describe the difference between “primary” and “secondary” care in your response. Be sure to provide a source (reference).
For this assignment, you will develop a plan for at least 3 types of tests, and describe the quality controls that you plan to perform quality assurance.
Clear View Co. manufactures wood windows and doors. Clear View has been using a standard cost system that bases price and quantity standards on Clear View\’s historical long-run average performance measures. Clear View\’s controller has noticed that the variances have become more and more unfavorable over the years. He has asked you to recommend some other basis other than historical cost averages to measure standards.