Fusion Centers Watch this YouTube video Fusion Centers. Afterwards, post your thoughts on what a Fusion Center is and what do they do.

Fusion Centers

Watch this YouTube video Fusion Centers. Afterwards, post your thoughts on what a Fusion Center is and what do they do. Since their inception after 9/11, do you think they have been an effective solution to the improvement of information sharing within the law enforcement community? Why or why not?

Modify the sentence-generator program of Case Study so that it inputs its vocabulary from a set of text files at startup. The filenames are…

Modify the sentence-generator program of Case Study so that it inputs its vocabulary from a set of text files at startup. The filenames are nouns.txt, verbs. txt, articles.txt, and prepositions.txt.

(HINT: Define a single new function, getWords. This function should expect a filename as an argument. The function should open an input file with this name, define a temporary list, read words from the file, and add them to the list. The function should then convert the list to a tuple and return this tuple. Call the function with an actual filename to initialize each of the four variables for the vocabulary.)

Oxygen gas and pure potassium chloride are added to a beaker of distilled water. As the temperature of the water is decreased, a. the solubility of…

Oxygen gas and pure potassium chloride are added to a beaker of distilled water. As the temperature of the water is decreased,

a. the solubility of the oxygen will (increase/decrease).

b. the solubility of the potassium chloride will (increase/decrease). 

A laboratory technician took 100.0 mL of distilled water and added it gradually to a solution of H2 SO4 ^aqh. In the nal solution,

a. the moles of solute (increases / decreases / remains unchanged),

b. the volume of solution (increases / decreases / remains unchanged),

c. and the concentration of solution (increases / decreases / remains unchanged). 

You are part of a preschool board that has just been awarded a large grant to design a new preschool in your area.

You are part of a preschool board that has just been awarded a large grant to design a new preschool in your area. This is a tremendously exciting and daunting task, and you are very glad to have the other members of your board to work with as a team on this project! The institution awarding the grant has asked that you design an alternative preschool and you have one week to put together a presentation to address the following areas and secure the next phase of your grant:

1. First, your team will need to decide upon a guiding philosophy for your program. You are free to choose any model(s) from the following list (all found in your textbook):

  • Piaget
  • Vygotsky (apprentices/scaffolding)
  • Sternberg (successful intelligence)
  • Gardner (multiple intelligence)
  • Head Start
  • extrinsic motivation and “lessons for teachers” p. 224-6

Use your textbook as a starting point and then find at least three other sources on this model/theory. After doing all this research, summarize your school’s guiding philosophy . What wisdom or research will guide your teachers? What do you hope students will take away from your program? How is this program different from a traditional preschool do you imagine? Remember to properly cite and give credit for direct quotes and paraphrased material.   

B) Not-for-profit entities. A) Social clubs. __________________________ Date: _____________ Accounting 5312 Test 1 Fall 06 1.

B) Not-for-profit entities. A) Social clubs. __________________________ Date: _____________ Accounting 5312 Test 1 Fall 06 1. Which of the following entities would not require accounting information pertaining to their economic activities? A) Social clubs. B) Not-for-profit entities. C) State governments. D) All of the above require accounting information. E) None of the above requires accounting information.

You have been asked to determine Wacc for Business point, a comprehensive web hosting service for small business. Business Point has a debt-to-equity…

You have been asked to determine Wacc for Business point, a comprehensive web hosting service for small business.

Business Point has a debt-to-equity ratio is lower that usual at 40%. The tax rate is 30%.Your asaistant has provided you with the following on comparable firms.

Firms            Levered Beta          D/E ratio

Omega              1.4                  0.3

Redmond             1                  0.1

White Plains          1.2                  0.2

So your next task is to determine the unleaveres beta of each of these firms.

Using an average of those un;evered betas estimate a levered equity beta for Business Point.

Give T-Bills are currently yielding 0.9% and the return on market is 7.2%, calculate the required return Business Point stock, according to the CAPM.

Business Point, currently, has outstanding 10-year maturity bonds with a par value of $1,000 that pay a 5% annual coupon, that are selling for 970. Calculate Business Point required return on debt.

Based on your results above, calculate the weighted average cost of capital of BusinessPoint.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established to bring justice to those committing crimes against humanity, war crimes, or genocide.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established to bring justice to those committing crimes against humanity, war crimes, or genocide. It was established as an extension of the Rome Statute, and only has jurisdiction over countries that signed this treaty. At this time, the United States is not part of this agreement, and thus does not fall under its jurisdiction. Construct an argument for joining such a treaty, detailing the benefits that international treaties may offer their members and which also addresses the possible public concerns over the loss of national sovereignty.

A diner has no competition when it comes to its famous Reuben sandwich combo plate, for which the graph shows the diner’s demand (D), marginal cost…

A diner has no competition when it comes to its famous Reuben sandwich combo plate, for which the graph shows the diner’s demand (D), marginal cost (MC), and marginal revenue (MR) curves. The price of $20 is based on the MR = MC rule for profit maximization. The rectangular region shown represents the 

A pastry store wants to know how many dozen muffins to bake each day. Every dozen they sell fresh in the shop returns a profit of $5.

A pastry store wants to know how many dozen muffins to bake each day. Every dozen they sell fresh in the shop returns a profit of $5.00. Every dozen they bake but to not sell on the day they are baked is given to a local charity at a loss of $3.00 a dozen. The business is fairly stable in that they never sell less than 50 dozen nor more than 80 dozen muffins. Their sales history, rounded to the nearest ten dozen muffins is as shown:

Dozens of Muffins Sold

Consider the following case study: An ethical dilemma Mr X, an 89-year-old man, has been admitted in extreme pain with urinary retention.

Consider the following case study:      An ethical dilemma

Mr X, an 89-year-old man, has been admitted in extreme pain with urinary retention. He has prostate cancer with multiple secondaries throughout his abdomen. He is middle European in origin and has limited English. His distraught wife and two sons are with him – both sons speak fluent English. Effective analgesia has been provided and he is sleeping when the surgeon arrives to see him.

The surgeon speaks with the sons and explains that the situation is terminal and that only palliative surgical measures will be undertaken to relieve his symptoms. The sons request that their father not be given his diagnosis. They explain that culturally it is the role of the family to be the decision-makers during illness and that their father would not expect to be involved. Furthermore, they all believe it would be detrimental to their father’s wellbeing for him to be given a terminal diagnosis.

The surgeon reluctantly agrees to this request because the sons are so adamant about their cultural practices. He tells Mr X that they will insert a suprapubic catheter later that day ‘to bypass your blockage and sort out your pain’. However, when you are caring for Mr X, during that day, he constantly asks you, in his limited English, whether or not he is dying. How would you deal with this situation? (Staunton & Chiarella,  2013, pp. 28-29)

The following question relates directly to the case study.

Question 4

Describe the process of ethical decision-making.  In your answer you must refer to the following as they relate to Mr X in the case study:

·   Code of ethics (NMBA)

o  Cultural diversity

o  Informed decision-making and Consent

·   Ethical concepts and principles in nursing

o  Autonomy

o  Beneficence

o  Non-maleficence

o  Confidentiality

o  Justice

o  Rights

o  Veracity