Discuss digital technology and Website usage in business and marketing operations.Give an example of a product or service with which you have experienced using technology in your personal life or at the workplace.For example, one Christmas I was looking for an angel to replace the one I had for my tree. I could not find one just like it in the store, so I searched Amazon.com and found the perfect match for my replacement.Respond to a posting of one of your classmates.Elizabeth Burnett – Digital technology has evolved so much in one generation. Everyone uses technology daily whether it is your phone, tv, digital billboards, etc. Technology is vital for businesses to reach their consumers easily, especially now during the current pandemic. Technology allows businesses to sell their products online with shipping with no personal contact. Businesses use social media as a platform to reach different target markets. Consumers use technology when it comes to shopping to get the best deals, and learn of better/improved products. I love using amazon because you can search many products one website and have it ship within two days.Technology is changing the way people interact because everything is literally at people’s fingertips.

I’m working on a history multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

1) How does our key term “Manifest Destiny” connect to this week’s materials on the California Gold Rush?
2) Please share your reactions to the video, “The Gold Rush Decimated Native Americans.” What new information did you learn about the California Gold Rush? What specific scenes, quotes, or facts from the video stood out to you?  
3) In the article, “Why I Teach ‘The Walking Dead’ in My Native Studies Classes,” what connection does the author make between a zombie apocalypse and California Gold Rush history?
4) In the article, “What the ‘California Dream’ Means to Indigenous Peoples,” how does the author define the “California Dream”? What does the “California Dream” mean to Indigenous peoples? What solution does the author suggest?
5) Lastly, please share your overall thoughts/reactions/reflections on this week’s materials. 
The Gold Rush Decimated Native Americans. How the US Whitewashed One of the Bloodiest Moments in History. Links to an external site.
Why I Teach “The Walking Dead” in My Native Studies Classes Links to an external site.
What the California Dreams Means to Indigenous Peoples Links to an external site.

Instructions:undefinedYou are required to provide a thread in response to the provided prompt for each forum. Each thread must be at least 300 words and demonstrate course-related knowledge with at least 3 references properly cited in current Bluebook format. Primary sources must be used whenever possible and appropriately supplemented with high quality secondary sources. The supporting sources must be course textbooks or found using the LexisNexis Academic search engine which is available as part of the Liberty University Online Library.Topic:What are the 4 basic requirements for patentability? Often times, the nonobviousness element is the hardest to satisfy. What Supreme Court case is the standard for determining nonobviousness? What test (rule) does that case advance for determining whether an invention is nonobvious? Explain fully. Additionally, how did patent law change on March 16, 2013? How do the new rules differ from the previous (pre-2013) rules? What does it mean by a “first to file system”? How is that different than a “first to invent” system? Which is better? Why? Does the patent system comport with Scripture? Should people even provide this limited monopoly to inventors under a biblical worldview?

I’m working on a communications writing question and need support to help me learn.

The organization that this Organizational Communication presentation is over is Johnson and Johnson. You are to present a 12-15 minute informative public presentation. After researching an organization that you find interesting, one that you already know about, or one that you would like to learn more about, you will present your overview and analysis of the organization utilizing terms, concepts and theories from the text, current literature from the field and this class. Outside research is required. Research this organization and present at least five (5) references to be cited in your presentation. In addition to including all standard components of an informative presentation (i.e. introduction, body, conclusion), you must utilize a digital presentational aid like PowerPoint or Prezi. You must conduct and record your presentation in front of an audience of five or more adults. I am attaching two examples of speech outlines that can give you a good idea of the structure of the presentation you should use. While the topic of these speeches have nothing to do with this class, the outline structure is useful for ALL presentation endeavors.

I’m trying to study for my English course and I need some help to understand this question.

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What three things affect how you use your command systems and why?
What are three reasons you should evaluate and understand your command systems?
Explain why understanding command systems can help with making and receiving bids. Give an example from the book of a failed cross command system bid and a successful one – explain how the successful interaction was achieved.

Part 2] Summary Practice: What are the 8 biggest ideas in chapter 4? 
Write 8 sentences in your own words to capture those ideas. No quotations.
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Part 2] Now, I want you to look at those 8 ideas and combine them into 4 sentences, where you still capture the most important information. You might want to use sentence combining to make compound and complex sentences 🙂
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Part 3] Look at one of your group mate’s work. Write 5 sentences to help them improve. Do you agree s/he answered the questions well? Did s/he capture the big ideas in the first 8 sentences? Did s/he miss anything? How did they do in putting those ideas together to make 4 sentences? Do you have any questions for him/her? Did s/he do anything really well.