Reinforced Concrete Detailing Projects

The willpower issue 60-second Short

I'm launching a series of educational YouTube Shorts in the personal development space for this book https://www.pilotheadsetdrone.com/ I need a video editor who can turn my scripts into polished, scroll-stopping 60-second videos. Starting with 1 test video, then batches of 5 if we're a good fit. --- What You'll Be Doing You'll receive: - A complete script with timecodes - Brand guidelines (colours, fonts, style) - Visual assets (diagrams, graphics) - A production guide explaining key moments You'll deliver: - Finished 9:16 vertical video (1080x1920) - Ready to upload to YouTube Shorts / Instagram Reels / TikTok --- ### The Actual Work | Task | Details | |------|---------| | **Kinetic typography** | Animate text appearing on screen, timed to script (punch-ins, fades, slams) | | **Motion graphics** | Animate diagrams, numbers escalating, simple visual metaphors | | **Visual sourcing** | Find or create supporting visuals (approved visuals and brand, abstract backgrounds) | | **Pacing & timing** | Ensure text is readable (2-3 sec per block), hits land with impact | | **Audio sync** | Add trending sound OR sync to provided voiceover + ambient music | | **Brand consistency** | Follow colour palette, typography, and visual style guide | | **Export & delivery** | Correct format, highest quality, thumbnail frame if needed | --- ### What Success Looks Like A video where: - The hook stops the scroll in the first 2 seconds - Text is large, readable, well-timed - Key moments hit with impact (screen shake, dramatic pause) - Brand feels consistent and professional - Viewer watches to the end and wants to follow --- ### First Project Scope **Video 1: "The 10,000x Problem"** - 60-second faceless Short - ~20 text frames with timecodes provided - Key animation: numbers escalating (1x → 10x → 100x → 1,000x → 10,000x) - Key moment: "10,000x" reveal with impact effect - Assets provided: cascade diagram, individual number graphics, full script - Style: dark background, clean sans-serif, gold accents --- ### Ideal Freelancer - Experience with short-form vertical video (Shorts, Reels, TikTok) - Strong kinetic typography / text animation skills - Can work from scripts and brand guides - Understands pacing for social media (fast but readable) - Portfolio showing similar work ---

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Expert Advisor

Project title AO-Flip EA (MT4/MT5) — Awesome Oscillator Flip Trading Bot + Risk Management + Logging Short summary AO-Flip is a MetaTrader Expert Advisor that trades based on Awesome Oscillator (AO) momentum flips and includes configurable filters, risk controls, and detailed logging to verify behavior in Strategy Tester and on live charts. What it does Detects AO momentum flips (histogram direction changes) and generates BUY/SELL signals Executes trades with configurable risk & order management Optional filters (toggle via inputs): trend/MA filter, volatility (ATR), time/session filter, spread filter, extra confirmations (as required) Supports bar-close mode or tick mode (selectable) to reduce tester vs live differences Optional on-chart visuals: entries/exits, arrows/labels, status panel Detailed CSV/Journal logging: signals, orders, reasons for blocking a trade, and execution costs (spread/commission/slippage if available) Key features Risk controls: fixed lot or % risk, max spread, max trades, cooldown, session windows Trade management: SL/TP, trailing stop, break-even, partial close (optional) Verification tools: on-chart markers + “why/why not” logs for every decision Clean, modular code: filters and modules can be enabled/disabled via inputs Performance-friendly: stable runtime, optimized calculations Typical use cases Turn an AO-flip strategy into a reliable EA with proper controls Improve an existing EA by adding filters, execution rules, and logging Troubleshoot tester vs live mismatches with transparent decision logs Tech details Platform: MetaTrader 4 / MetaTrader 5 Language: MQL4 / MQL5 Core logic: Awesome Oscillator (AO) flip + optional filters Output: automated trading + optional on-chart objects + CSV logs Deliverables Source code (.mq4 / .mq5) + compiled (.ex4 / .ex5) if required Short README (inputs, how to run, recommended tester settings) Test steps + sample logs (when logging enabled) Note / disclaimer Software development only. No financial advice and no profit guarantees. Screenshot captions (EA version) EA entry/exit markers: Trades executed by AO-Flip with clear chart markers and labels. Inputs / settings: Risk, filters, trade management, and execution limits configured via inputs. On-chart status panel (optional): Shows current mode, filter states, spread/session status, and last signal. CSV/Journal logs: Decision logs (“why/why not”), signal history, and execution/cost fields for verification.

Data Annual Form 10-k

Overview Accountants must be familiar with the amount of data required in the Annual Form 10-K filing and the Annual Proxy filing for publicly traded companies because they will use the data from these filings to research a company’s competitors. Accountants can even use the data from these filings in their personal life to research investment opportunities. Scenario In this milestone, you will prepare a valuation for a 1% minority shareholder on the assumption that your company is a “going concern” company, meaning that the company will be able to pay its financial obligations as needed for the foreseeable future. Directions In this milestone, you will provide a brief history and overview of the company you selected. Use your company’s most recent Form 10-K filing and SEC Annual Proxy filing from The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website to gather the information described in the rubric criteria. You will also provide a brief summary of your findings for your valuation team members and include a visualization in the summary. Note: Refer to this module’s Discussion for the list of companies to choose from. Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria: Links Provide the most recent SEC Form 10-K filing link for the company. Provide the most recent SEC Proxy filing link for the company. History and Overview Provide a brief company history overview based on external research of the company. Consider the following questions to guide your response: How long has the company been in business? Who was the original founder of the company? What significant changes to company leadership have occurred? How has the company changed since its beginning? Consider expansion of locations or products/services, etc. Identify all of the company’s major locations for their facilities and/or other properties. Identify all of the customers recognized by the company. List all of the names of the executive management team of the company. Identify all of the competition recognized by the company. Identify all of the major shareholders of the company. Describe business risks recognized by the company. Explain how the company is committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts and sustainability. Describe the company’s leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED) status. Consider the following questions to guide your response: Is the company currently LEED certified? If the company is not currently LEED certificated, is it working toward becoming LEED certified? Summary Summarize your findings for the valuation team. Include the following details in your response: Explain what you learned as you researched the company. Identify the key points the valuation team needs to be aware of. Create at least one effective visualization that supports key points. Include the following detail in your response: Provide appropriate labels for the visualization(s). If you need writing support, access the Academic Support module of your course. What to Submit Submit the Business Valuation Template with the Milestone One: Introduction section completed. The Introduction section should be an additional 4- to 6-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins in addition to the current page count. Sources should be cited according to APA style. Note: You will be using this same file throughout all the milestones and your project. Supporting Materials The following resources support your work on this assignment: Website: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission This website allows users to search for a publicly traded company and find their published financial statements. Use this website to find your company’s 10-K filing.

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Graphic Charter

Brand Guidelines Development Brief The Landlord About The Landlord The Landlord is a high-end hospitality brand rooted in a refined lifestyle and a strong attention to detail. The brand operates at the intersection of hospitality, service excellence, and contemporary living. We are now entering a new phase of expansion through a franchise model, which makes visual consistency and brand clarity critical across all markets. Each franchise operates locally while carrying the same brand promise. To support this growth, we are looking to develop a complete, structured, and replicable brand guideline that can be deployed consistently across all physical and digital touchpoints. Objective of the assignment The objective is to create a comprehensive and operational brand guideline that will serve as a reference document for all current and future franchisees. This guideline must allow each The Landlord entity to express the brand with coherence, elegance, and precision, while preserving the emotional and aesthetic codes that define our brand DNA. The guideline should be practical, clear, and easy to use, enabling independent teams to apply it correctly without external supervision. Scope of work The selected agency will be responsible for designing and delivering a complete brand guideline, covering the following areas: Visual identity system Define clear rules for logo usage and placement across all supports, including: Brand extensions (TLL Franchises, TLL Manager, TLL Loyalty Program, TLL Platinum) Bedding and linen (pillowcases, sheets, duvets) Bath towels and spa linen Staff uniforms (shirts, aprons, jackets) Stationery (business cards, menus, envelopes, letterheads) Signage (storefronts, plaques, pictograms, vehicle branding) Packaging (bags, labels, boxes) Color palette Definition of primary and secondary colors Authorized shades and variations Color references (Pantone, CMYK, RGB) Recommended color combinations and contrasts Typography Primary and secondary typefaces Typographic hierarchy (titles, subtitles, body text, captions) Practical usage examples across print and digital formats Iconography and illustrations Definition of a consistent illustration style (minimal, linear, pictogram-based) Creation of an icon system covering hospitality services (reception, breakfast, spa, amenities, services) Guidelines for image and illustration treatment (line weight, spacing, visual tone) Photography direction Artistic direction (lighting, mood, subjects, composition) Storytelling approach aligned with a luxury hospitality universe Visual moodboard Image treatment recommendations (retouching, filters, grain, saturation) Examples of visuals adapted for social media, website, and printed materials Tone of voice and brand language Definition of the brand tone (warm, refined, intimate, elegant) Key vocabulary and preferred lexical fields Do’s and don’ts for brand expression Message examples for social media, email signatures, and printed materials Digital applications Design templates for: Instagram feed and stories Facebook publications LinkedIn posts and banners Layout grids and composition rules Logo, typography, and color integration guidelines Examples of carousels, stories, and short-form videos Printed materials and physical applications Complete stationery system (business cards, menus, envelopes, notebooks, labels) Uniform design guidelines and logo placement Linen and bedding specifications (materials, embroidery, positioning) Branded objects and promotional items Deliverables A complete brand guideline document (digital format) Fully structured, clear, and ready for franchise deployment Visual examples and practical use cases for each section Expected timeline and proposal We kindly ask interested agencies to provide: A detailed proposal outlining their methodology and approach A production timeline with milestones A cost estimate for the full scope of work Relevant references, ideally within hospitality, luxury, or franchise networks

Unethical or Fraudulent Behavior

Choose the company name Tesla Amazon Netflix Starbucks JetBlue Walt Disney Proctor & Gamble In your initial post, introduce yourself and address the following: Select the company you'd like to focus on for your project. Summarize an article about unethical and/or fraudulent activity on your selected company. Include the following details in your response: Include the citation. If you can't find unethical or fraudulent activity, review the legal proceedings section of the company's 10-K and summarize one of the lawsuits described there. Explain how the unethical and/or fraudulent activity or lawsuit was resolved and whether it could have been prevented. Part 2 In your responses to two peers, be sure to address the following: If your peer posted an article on unethical and/or fraudulent activity, explain how the accounting department could have prevented the unethical and/or fraudulent activity that happened in the article your peer shared. If your peer posted a lawsuit, explain the potential impact of the lawsuit on its customers and organization as a whole. First respond. Hi everyone, my name is Gagandeep Singh, and I am an accounting student. For this course project, I chose to focus on Amazon because it is a very large company that has faced ethical and legal issues in its business operations. The article I reviewed talks about how Amazon admitted there was a risk of fraud on its platform from counterfeit products being sold by sellers. These fake and counterfeit goods broke the trust of customers, brand owners, and Amazon shareholders since it ruins the trust of the company supplying these items and the shareholders who invest into this company. The article explains that Amazon did not do enough to stop these counterfeit products, which caused concerns about ethics and consumer protection (Brachmann, 2019). Amazon increased efforts to remove counterfeit sellers and fake products from its platform by investing more money into fraud detection systems and brand protection programs. The issue could have been prevented earlier if Amazon had stronger controls and processes of verification in place before allowing sellers to list products. The way to make sure this doesn't happen in the future is to have better monitoring and stricter seller approval processes. Reference Brachmann, S. (2019). Amazon admits to fraud risk: Counterfeiting woes affect shareholders, brand owners and consumers. Inventors’ Digest. Second respond My name is Matt, and I am a junior at Southern New Hampshire University. I am 21 years old and currently pursuing a degree in business-related studies with an interest in accounting and financial analysis. I am looking forward to developing a deeper understanding of earnings quality and ethical financial reporting throughout this course. For my ACC 345 project, I have selected Tesla, Inc. as the company I will be focusing on. Tesla has experienced rapid growth and strong market performance in recent years, but it has also been involved in several ethical and legal controversies that raise questions about earnings quality and corporate governance. A recent article published by Reuters discusses allegations related to Tesla’s marketing and disclosures surrounding its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) technologies. According to the article, U.S. regulators, including the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission, have investigated whether Tesla made misleading statements to consumers and investors by overstating the capabilities of its driver-assistance systems. These claims raised ethical concerns because exaggerated or misleading disclosures could influence investor decisions and artificially support stock prices, thereby impacting earnings quality (Shepardson, 2023). The issue has not yet been fully resolved, as investigations were ongoing at the time of publication. However, Tesla has updated some of its disclosures and marketing language to clarify that its vehicles do not offer fully autonomous driving. This situation may have been prevented through stronger internal controls, more conservative public disclosures, and clearer communication with regulators and consumers. Transparent reporting and ethical marketing practices are essential to maintaining investor trust and ensuring that reported earnings reflect the company’s true financial performance. Reference Shepardson, D. (2023). U.S. probes Tesla over claims about self-driving cars. Reuters.