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A quadratic programming model is an optimization model with n decision variables and m linear constraints, and of the form: Minimize Z=12xTQx+cTx   Subject to: Ax≥b   x≥0   Where x is the n by 1 column vector of decision variables and xT is its transpose, Q is an n by n symmetric matrix of […]

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The benefit of early detection of an emerging infectious disease (EID) is obvious.  Recall that the sooner a countermeasure can be implemented, the smaller the epi-curve becomes.  Yet, we sometimes miss clues that are right in front of us. The point here is to recognize the very real linkages between human health and the environment.  These […]

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Argument Essy (Formative) Educational psychologist Angela Lee Duckworth argues that intelligence and talent are overrated as determinants of long-term success and that the most important predictor of achievement is a trait called grit, which she defines as “perseverance and passion for long-term goals.” Duckworth further notes that the “gritty individual approaches achievement as a marathon; […]

2.7 Reading Response Journal for “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine” or “A Real Durwan”2.7 Reading Response Journal for “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine” or “A Real Durwan”

  Building our Knowledge of the Story Cycle Like the previous discussion post, compose a reading reflection journal in which you discuss one, or one set, of the themes listed below in one of the stories, “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine,” or “A Real Durwan.” To do so, make sure that you present evidence […]

Discussion Post for “A Temporary Matter” and “Interpreter of Maladies”Discussion Post for “A Temporary Matter” and “Interpreter of Maladies”

  Tracing Themes Throughout the Text Lahiri’s Interpreter of Maladies provides a story cycle in which short stories are linked together by recurrent themes. To add to the complexity, Lahiri uses themes differently. For example, the contrasting themes of love and loss present themselves in the relationship of Shoba and Shakumar in “A Temporary Matter” with […]

Informative Speech PlanInformative Speech Plan

Submit the following in the text box (no attachments or uploads will be accepted): PART 1 (5 points) List  and number five potential informative topics. Provide 2-3 sentences about their relevance to you. PART 2 (5 points) 1. Identify the topic you will use for your speech and 2-3 lines about why you selected that […]

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For this discussion post, start by visiting the Rocky Mountain PBS website Links to an external site.. You can choose to comment on:  A news story that was covered by RMPBS Your experience following RMPBS on their social media accounts A program you viewed via RMPBS (online or the old fashioned way via tv) Please also […]

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Respond to these two posts in your own words. APA format 7 th ed with a turn it in report min. of 250 words each Discussion 1                  I have chosen to research the effect of status offenses on juvenile delinquency. For those unfamiliar, status offenses are legal infractions which are only able to be […]