Asian Eats and Globilization

Analytical essay applying four concepts to the book, “The Fortune Cookie Chronicles” by Jennifer Lee – Sparknotes or reading a summary of it should be fine. Will also need to analyze the pros and cons of globilization’s impact on Asian foodways. Academic sources/scholarly articles required. First part of the essay is 3-6 pages. Don’t need you to do part 4 in the instructions!

Analysis of Popular Culture Topic from Signs of Life,

Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to write a 5-7 page essay (standard 10 or 12 point
font) that examines a topic related to one of the readings from Chpt. 3, 4, or 5 in Signs of Life.
Steps:
1) Choose a selection that interested you, from the readings that have been assigned so far. I will choose this for you which is Commodity Your Dissent by Thomas Frank

2) Your essay topic is: Write an essay in which you agree, disagree, or modify Frank’s contention that marketing no longer promotes conformity but, rather, promotes “never-ending self-fulfillment” and “constantly updated individualism”.

3) Locate and use 5-7 sources for your essay:
at least TWO sources should be from peer-reviewed academic journals
at least THREE sources should be other types listed on pp. 67-69 of SOL //
Note: You dont have to use the exact sources listed on these pages, but you
. should choose those KINDS of sources to quote and cite in your paper.)
Using evidence, support your argument in a rational and thoughtful manner. Make sure that your
essay is typed and double-spaced, and follows proper MLA format.
Your essay should contain the following elements:
A creative title that tells your reader about your essay
An introductory paragraph that introduces your topic, at least two sources, and concludes
with your thesis statement.
Body paragraphs that include support from sources for the claims you have argued/ EACH
Body paragraph should quote and cite a source at least once.
Textual evidence: At least 5 Sources which are quoted and cited in your paper
Body paragraphs that offer main points related to your thesis
Topic and concluding sentences that express YOUR main points and relate back to your
thesis statement (avoid quotations in topic and concluding sentences)
Clear transitions between main points
An articulate conclusion that offers a new reflection on the thesis
Clear MLA parenthetical citation and a works cited page

Diagnosing and Treating PTSD

In the text includes two case studies: Amelia and Kenny.  Each of these case examples experienced a crisis, but their immediate responses are very different.  Compare and contrast risk factors for these two cases.  What immediate services and resources would you secure for Amelia and Kenny?  Justify and discuss your approaches with each of these clients.

I uploaded the entire chapter, but in this chapter is Amelia and Kenny info. Please directly write about that and reference as needed from the chapter.
Book is..A Practical Approach to Trauma, Empowering Interventions, 2007.

No titles and work cited can not be used as word count

Objects and Classes

Use Netbeans
One class, one file. Don’t create multiple classes in the same .java file
Don’t use static variables and methods
Encapsulation: make sure you protect your class variables and provide access to them through get and set methods
all the classes are required to have a constructor that receives all the attributes as parameters and updates the attributes accordingly
all the classes are required to have an “empty” constructor that receives no parameters but updates all the attributes as needed
Follow Horstmann’s Java Language Coding Guidelines
Organized in packages (MVC – Model – View Controller)

Create a NetBeans project with
<default package>
App.java
Person.java
Functionality
The application App creates 5 Person objects
using the data below
name=Marcus Allen, weight=200, hometown=Upper Marlboro, Md., highSchool=Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr.
name=Kyle Alston, weight=180, hometown=Robbinsville, N.J., highSchool=Robbinsville
name=Troy Apke, weight=220, hometown=Mt. Lebanon, Pa., highSchool=Mount Lebanon
name=Matthew Baney, weight=225, hometown=State College, Pa., highSchool=State College
name=Saquon Barkley, weight=222, hometown=Coplay, Pa., highSchool=Whitehall

The classes

App
it has the main method which is the method that Java looks for and runs to start any application
it creates creates 5 Person objects
it displays information about each object using the toString() method

Person
uses encapsulation
private attributes
a get and a set method for each attribute
has the following attributes
String name;
int weight;
String hometown;
String highSchool;
has two constructors
one with no parameters
one with all the parameters (one for each attribute)
a toString( ) method

Output
The display information will look like:

Person{name=Marcus Allen, weight=200, hometown=Upper Marlboro, Md., highSchool=Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr.}
Person{name=Kyle Alston, weight=180, hometown=Robbinsville, N.J., highSchool=Robbinsville}
Person{name=Troy Apke, weight=220, hometown=Mt. Lebanon, Pa., highSchool=Mount Lebanon}
Person{name=Matthew Baney, weight=225, hometown=State College, Pa., highSchool=State College}
Person{name=Saquon Barkley, weight=222, hometown=Coplay, Pa., highSchool=Whitehall}