For this activity, you will assume the role of an aviation maintenance manager. As the aviation maintenance manager, you are responsible for all maintenance actions and for maintaining aircraft in a serviceable condition. For this assignment, conduct research to identify a current aviation maintenance challenge/issue. In your briefing, you will identify the maintenance issue and provide a maintenance strategy to correct the maintenance issue.Your presentation must include a minimum of five, but no more than eight, slides not including the title slide or reference slide, have embedded audio, and include speaker notes. Keep in mind that as a minimum your presentation must:Identify a current aviation maintenance issue of your choosing.Explain the impact of the maintenance issue.Define how scheduled maintenance cycles can be used as part of your strategy in addressing the issue.Determine and support the role of a reliability program in ensuring that your strategy corrects the issue.

Who murdered the poet Ka? An analysis of the conflicts between Ka and various complex forces in the novel Snow by Orhan Pamuk.In Orhan Pamuk’s postmodern novel, Snow, the protagonist, Ka, goes to Kars to “get the girl,” but then he winds up dead. The reader does not know who killed Ka, you need make an analysis of argument. Who do you think killed Ka, and based on what evidence（use direct quotation from the text）!!Be sure to include direct quotations from the novel in your paper. Place the page number in parentheses after the quote; or if you have the Kindle edition, it’s okay refer to the chapter number the quote is from, in parentheses.Format: 4 pages, 1.5 spaced, 12 point Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, no spaces between paragraphs, quotes over 3 lines should be indented and single-spaced. add your own TITLE for your paper.1. Choose your topic and narrow it down by asking a question you have about it. The answer to this question will be your thesis. Your thesis may change as a result of your writing process.2. Create a file with quotes from the text that you have selected in accordance with your topic. You may not use all of the quotes you select but it helps to isolate them from the text.No external resources!!!3. Make an outline: What are the points you want to make in support of your central thesis? – You do not have to stick to this outline but it helps to organize your thoughts.4. Your introduction tells your reader what you will be writing about. State which books you are discussing and what your thesis is; as well as relevant background information (biographical info about the author; historical facts, etc.). Your introduction is like a roadmap.