business perspective in natural science

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part 1 Using one of the two articles you just read, explain in a short paragraph why you think scientific evidence provided by Patterson or by researchers examining the effects of second-hand cigarette smoke was countered so strongly by the big petroleum and tobacco companies. How do you think the “big money” provided by these industries to fund alternate research efforts reflects the importance of the role of funding in research?
first article
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/5894/20140423/neil-degrasse-tyson-cosmos-episode-7-the-clean-room-recap-clair-patterson-earth-age-and-danger-of-lead.htm
2nd article
https://health.ucdavis.edu/welcome/features/20071114_cardio-tobacco/

Part 2
I have uploaded the instructions for part 2 (these are the questions )
SCI 100 Question Development Worksheet

Answer the following questions. Your instructor will use these answers to evaluate the critical elements for Project 2.

1.    Why did you select your news story? What about the story makes it interesting to you both personally and scientifically?

2.    What did you already know about the topic before selecting the news story? What opinions or assumptions had you made about it?

3.    Which concepts covered in the course relate to your news story? How?

4.    What question do you have about the topic in the news story? Select one question that interests you based on your topic exploration graphic organizer and previous responses.

5.    Why would this question be important to a natural scientist?

The Instruction To Follow Is In The Browse Files. 0 Plagiarism, APA Format,

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I need 2800-3000 word paper for this writing assignment. please follow the instruction carefully. Also I have attached the writing paper for week 5 in the browse files too. please read the paper first before starting my assignment. please use scholarly articles for your references.   

Bad user interface

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Create a post describing something in your life that has a bad user interface. It does not have to be computer related, though a bad computer interface would certainly be on topic. In your post include the following:

An image of the interface. You can take a picture of it, or a screen capture, and then embed the image within your discussion forum post, rather than uploading it as an attachment. If not, see if you can find an image of your interface on the web to use.*
Describe what about the interface makes it so bad.
Make three design recommendations for improving the interface.
*If this is an interface from a system or device you use for work, please make sure it is appropriate to share an image of it with the class! If you’re in doubt, do not use it!

REMEMBER: Your initial post should be approximately three paragraphs (150 words per paragraph) of content.

Professional Business Report

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Marketing Strategy

Problem Statement Rubric

Proper problem statements are constructed from an awareness of the realities of the business world. Reciting what the case gives you as a problem is wasteful. Discussing the history of the industry is probably not useful either.

The following rubric is based on the idea that the real world creates limits. That is: There are only so many marketing strategies that make sense given the real conditions.

Therefore, to quickly analyze any case follow the rubric to develop a complete Problem Statement:

  1. Identify the organization type,      industry, and business orientation. Organizations tend to be either      Finance focused, Production/Operations focused, or Marketing focused. If you think the organization has a      different focus, or multiple foci, it would be smart to read the case more      deeply.
  2. Identify the industry and product      lifecycles. Lifecycle is not a      fact, it is a tool for analysis.
  3. (If relevant) Identify the      relationship of the SBU to the organization. Note: in some cases the      organization and the SBU are the same. Think BCG.
  4. Discuss the competitive      environment. Think 5-Forces Model.
  5. Discuss the resources      available. Not just money, but      things like patents, people, brand, channels, distribution systems, and      workforce.