I will pay for the following article How Chinese TV maintain its position in new media age. The work is to be 40 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. It was in the 1990s that China embarked upon a conscious policy of rapid industrialization. it was around those years that it began to break free of its restrictive political system as well. In the 1990s the prime elements of globalization had already become established the globe over. For Instance, there were substantial and ever rising cross-border movements of production resources, technology, and capital. there were an excellent telecommunication and communications networking conjunction with other infrastructural facilities and most importantly the international trade was rising and becoming freer. China already had a substantial infrastructure and no sooner did it decide to adopt free market norms then it became a mammoth and lucrative market for global entrepreneurs. Moreover, China had, on the tip-toe, built upon its economic might as a producer and began modernization of its production sphere through steady policy making and technology grafting and had assumed the center stage role in the global supply of various goods and services. Thus China studiously caught on with the wave of globalization and reaped enormous economic gains. As a result, China enjoyed a hastened pace of development, and in the present time, it is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world. China was already a healthy economic power with an annual average Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of 9.8 percent in real terms between 1978 and 1994. The Chinese government had also set up ambitious targets for economic growth for the country.

 

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I will pay for the following article How to Improve Buffalo City. The work is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. SPEECH It is really good to see that we have gathered together today, for our Buffalo Buffalo has seen its good times in the past, but today, as we see, it appears that we are confronted with a number of perhaps intertwined and seemingly unsolvable problems, which have not only derailed our efforts to progress but have also impacted our morale negatively. I would like to bring your attention to a few things, and then leave the debate open for yourselves to think if we are being told the right or the wrong perspective, about our dear Buffalo city.

1 – We often listen about the population drain of our city. There are studies which mention that in only a few decades, the population of our city has declined by almost 50% (Rey, 2001). However, I would like to point out that if we compare the population of whites and blacks in our city, we come to know the astonishing fact that the population of blacks has in fact increased in the city, and it is only the white population that has decreased in number (Population of Buffalo, 2005). So, are we only reporting the figures of whites? And if so, why only whites? Is there a hidden interest behind such reports?

In my opinion and you can also see around the world that increasing populations are generally a problem. Im surprised to see that it is only in Buffalo city, that decreasing population has appeared as a problem. Less people, less traffic, less need for resources, less troubles and consequently more opportunities and prosperity. But why is it that our media portrays this trend to be negative for our city? Again, is there a hidden interest behind the scenes?

A general impression is created that the vast majority of people leaving Buffalo city are young people, and such change is happening due to the loss of jobs in the city. The Buffalo News in 2000 stated that the ranks of elderly were growing stating that 15.9% were older than age 65 in comparison to the national average of 12.4% (Heaney, 2000). However according to 2006 census, this average for Buffalo city is 13.6% (U.S. Census Bureau, 2006). Now are we hiding something? And the next question is, hiding from whom?. Are we afraid to let common people know about the real picture? Why half truth? The citizens of Buffalo need to know the complete truth.

In my opinion, we are not in a position to trust the media blindly. We need to do our research prior to believing what media is feeding our brains. The conditions are not hopeless and there is much we can do to improve the condition of our city. We need to understand that cities develop as a result of collective efforts, and we need to take-off the blame from the oppressed and poor minorities of our city, and in turn our ruling corrupt elite will have to learn to take responsibility of what happens in our city.

I believe that the conditions of Buffalo city are far better than many other cities of the world, and if we are together and willing to bring back luck to our Buffalo city, we need to work together without being distracted by the untrue and unjust gestures of our media. and if we can do it, trust me. we can, not only build this Buffalo, but also another city greater than Buffalo city itself.

References

Rey, J. 2001. City falls below 300,000. The Buffalo News 16 March:A1.

Population of Buffalo, New York: 1820–2000 for whites, blacks, and Hispanics. Source: U.S.

Census Bureau (2005).

Heaney, J. 2000. A graying WNY in public policy and private lives. The Buffalo News 27 February:A6.

U.S. Census Bureau, 2006. Population characteristics of Erie County, NY. http://factfinder.census.gov/home/saff/main.

 

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I will pay for the following article How to Write a Paper that Gives the Author’s Own Argument. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. It is evidently clear from the discussion that the paragraphs that follow the thesis statement are logically organized and all follow the thesis statement and points that are made. Each clearly defines one point that relates to the main topic. The paragraphs also give examples and opinions that are followed by facts. Each of the paragraphs works independently to show the main point of the essay while providing an organization that relates to the overall thesis of the paper. More importantly, each of the paragraphs in the paper moves through a chronological order that defines the process of writing, editing and creating a solid paper. For an individual who is learning to write an essay, this provides effective methods that are logical and supported through the thesis. Even though there are adequate points in the body paragraphs, some of the details provided are irrelevant. The examples that are given and some of the statements made drive away from the main thesis and take away from the objective of the paper. For instance, in paragraph 4, the author begins speaking about organization processes for a thesis paper and not having this as being a distraction. The very next sentence distracts the reader by talking about a television or a younger sister screaming. The reader begins to think about these situations, as opposed to the organization needed to write a paper. The concepts in the paper can be improved with revisions that would enhance the paper. The most important revision to make is from the unnecessary statements and examples that take the reader out of the main subject of the paper.

 

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I will pay for the following article Human resource presentation. The work is to be 1 page with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Human Resource Presentation The issue is all about whether to allow employees to use e-cigarettes in the workplace or not. The vaporized e-cigarettes are unlike the traditional ones as there is very low level of nicotine in them. Some experts believe that although e-cigarettes do not contain injurious elements that cause cancer but they could well lead to other diseases like throat infection and skin irritation diseases in the future. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet declared the use of e-cigarettes as something illegal. However, it is expected to make an&nbsp.announcement&nbsp.in the near future (Pyrillis 2).

Advocates of the theory like Peter Denholtz believe that the e-cigarette could be a start to a new era of productivity. In modern busy working environment, people do not find time to leave their office seats and go out to the stairs to have a smoke. This is where e-cigarettes are helpful. It is not injurious to the health of other people, and normally co-workers would not mind someone smoking this type of a cigarette. So with an e-cigarette, an employee would not lose his focus from work as he would not have to look for a smoking area every time he wants to smoke (Pyrillis 6).

Celia Joseph, an employee of Fisher and Phillips in Philadelphia, is of the opinion that it all comes down to the needs and corporate culture of an organization. Employers would have to figure out their HR policies. They would have to figure what type of a ban to place. For example, a ban on using e-cigarettes could be placed because of the tobacco it contains or because of the vaporized smoke it emits. If the ban is placed because of tobacco and not the vaporized smoke then, an employer would have no objection in people smoking in the workplace (Pyrillis 8).

Works Cited

Pyrillis, Rita. “Electronic Cigarettes Strike Up Controversy Among Employers.” October 25, 2013. Workforce. Web. October 15, 2014 .

 

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I will pay for the following article Imprisonment is Expensive and Ineffective. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. In the UK, the most punitive nation in Western Europe, the prison population (as of January 20, 2006) was 75,363 inmates (January 2006, 2006), a number that is still hovering near the all-time high of 75,544 set in April of 2004. Statistics gathered in 2003 indicated England and Wales imprisoned 141 people per 100,000. “More than three-fifths of countries (62.5 percent) have rates below 150 per 100,000. The United States has the highest prison population rate in the world, some 686 per 100,000 of the national population” (Walmsley, 2003). From 1993 to 2003, the prison population increased by 66 percent, 191 percent for women. The rapid growth in the prison population has not been fuelled by escalating crime rates nor by an increase in the number of offenders appearing before the courts. “Since peaking in 1995, BCS crime has fallen by 44 percent, representing 8.5 million fewer crimes, with vehicle crime and burglary falling by over a half (both by 57 percent) and violent crime falling by 43 percent during this period” (Crime, 2005).

Harsher sentencing, it is argued, has resulted in our ever-increasing prison population because prison is not being used as a last resort. “Home Office data reveals that about 78 percent of people sentenced to immediate custody in 2003 had committed non-violent offenses, those that did not involve violence, sex or robbery” (Why the Prison System Needs Reform, 2006). The prevalent imprisonment trend invokes a high human cost to those who caused no harm to another individual or property. The practice is also costly to taxpayers. “During 2003-2004, it cost an average of £27,320 per year to keep someone in prison. To build a new prison costs the equivalent of 2 district hospitals or 60 primary schools” (Why the Prison System Needs Reform, 2006). 73 percent of young male offenders released in 2001 were reconvicted within 2 years and 61 percent of all prisoners released&nbsp.in 2001 were reconvicted within two years demonstrating that prison is not working as a rehabilitation technique and doesn’t deter crime.&nbsp.&nbsp.

 

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