problem/solution

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Read The Flight from Conversation by Sherry Turkle and A Public-Health Crisis That We Can Fix by David Leonhardt. The two articles take different approaches in describing the problem of how overuse of technology interferes with our lives. One article focuses on social problems; the other focuses on driving safety.
You are to write an essay in which you offer solutions. Decide which problems you want to write about by choosing one article. Think about many aspects that solutions could entail: Parents setting rules and guidelines for kids; schools and workplaces enforcing policies; changes in rules for social conduct in restaurants and other public places; changes in the laws for texting while driving; changes in technology on cars and electronic devices, etc. Give examples to support your ideas.  Solutions often require the words, should, would, could, so consider using these words. Your first paragraph should introduce the article and state your thesis.
Your essay must make at least two references to the article.
You may not use the word I throughout the paper, including when stating your position.

minimum of 2.5 pages

Early modern Japanese history–essay

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Here is 3 parts for total,  two are just small questions about Japanese and Chinese history, please answer them in today, thank you!
Part 1:
To what extent was the rise of tourism in latter half of the Tokugawa period the result of bakufu (and domain) policies, most of which were formed much earlier in the period? And to what extent was it the result of forces that the regime never considered?
Part 2:
I will post it in the attachment named Chinese history.
Part 3:
I will post it in the attachment named Japanese history Essay.

For part 3, it’s a essay just like the one you did before, all the instructions are in the attachment.

Forum 5/ Theology

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Forum 5: Sider vs. Willard – Group 2
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For this week’s forum post, please answer the following two questions:

1) How did you experience Siders chapter? (Did it make you feel empowered, overwhelmed, better informed, hopeless, etc.?)

2) How does Willards approach to the issue of wealth and poverty differ from Siders?

SPS CW

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As attached below, the coursework is about linear regression. I am given a set of training data of csv files and the data can be divided into 1 to 3 segments depending on the number of data. Each segment should have a linear regression plot of either a linear, polynomial or an unknown function. The least sum squared error should be the chosen function of the respective segment.