1.a two pages discussion of harlem renaissance including writters.2. a two pages discussion of japanese and chinese poetry and the poet.3.a 3 pages short story response of <<a pair of ticket>> and please start with this: Thesis statement: The love for family or domestic affection will never change; it is alway strong, intimacy, and selfless, no matter where you're or how old and life is different.Topic sentences:Family love is strong in anywhere no matter where you are; families will come to help you when you need them.Family love is a intimacy relationship among families, which can make families to feel the love from each other from the bottom of their hearts. Family love is the most selfless love in this world. This is the love that will never expect any return from anyone but only pay out.Introductions:There are lot of different love that existing in this society. People experience various love and deal with different relationship everyday. You will need to play different roles in different relationship. Somebody may say it is to complicated and to hard to play the roles in every different relationship. Someone may agree to this opinion. However, even though all the relationships is so complicated but I believe the domestic affection is the love will never change; it is alway strong, intimacy and selfless.and the most important thing is please write like a middle school student writting, because my professor knows that i have really bad writing, and please make some grammar mistake, please!!!! if not she gonna realize this is not my writing. thank you so much.

ESSAY:TOPIC: In this essay, you will be asked to write about a specific event in your life that will engage readers, and that will, at the same time, help them to understand the importance of the message you are relating, or, argument you are making. Your essay should contain the following basic features:A well-defined message or argument that uses the Narrative mode to demonstrate its meaningA clear and specific, singular eventVivid language that works to recreate the event, including descriptions of where the event took place, the people who were involved, and the things these people said and didA stated or implied reason why this event is still personally significant and why it also holds value for othersIn addition to the above, the final draft of your essay should be:From 500 to 750 words in length, typed in Times New Roman 12pt. font, double-spaced, with one-inch margins.Include citations as needed and write in first personEdited for spelling, mechanical, grammatical, and typing errorsDISCUSSION:Reflection on the First Four WeeksAll too often, online learning gets into the habit of not allowing students the space to review what they know and ask about what they don't know. This week, as we complete the first major writing assignment of the course, we thought it would be a good idea to take some time to afford you that opportunity.For discussion this week, start by constructing a 75-150 word response detailing your experience so far in the course. This can be in essay format or a detailed list, but be as specific as possible. Think back to the chapters we have read so far: Writing with Purpose, Expository Writing, Making a Plan, Comparing and Contrasting, and Writing Elements. Also, consider what you have learned through each of our lectures. What new ideas have you added to your writer’s toolbox? What questions do you have regarding any topics that have been covered or any topics we have not covered? What questions do you have for the instructor? What things have you found that work for you that may benefit your classmates?Remember, we are all working through this class at different writing skill levels. We are all here to learn. Some of you will be more advanced writers than others; some of you find yourself struggling to keep up. We are all in this class together, so working together is essential. Keep your criticisms constructive. Keep your mind open to new ideas no matter where they come from. Most of all, enjoy the conversation.

I need you to write a ReportThe tittle is : Microwave and cooking using plastic containers* 3 - 5 pages long * You have to put your sources and that's one page by itself .* The title and heading with a picture will be another page .* Then you should be able to do two more pages on the topic and use pictures to take up spacei will show you a perfect example of another home lab