The Individual taxable entity is the most common when filing taxes. It is very important that taxpayers know which filing status they should use each year.

Explain why your filing status is important when completing an individual tax return.

List some of the repercussions of incorrectly determining your proper filing status.

State the distinction between above-the-line and below-the-line deductions.

a. Identify the bank’s reserve requirement ratio.

b. Calculate State Bank’s leverage ratio.

c. Is the bank well capitalized? Explain your answer.

d. Suppose $5m of State Bank’s loans are worthless now. What happens to the bank’s balance sheet?

e. Does the bank become insolvent if $5 million of loans become worthless? Explain.

For this activity, you will compare and contrast two different air traffic control entities. In your blog, explain, with support, your chosen entities and detail how each entity supports air traffic management to include similarities and differences. You may choose any two entities, national or international, that you wish.

1. Give a brief detail of the physiologic steps to muscle contraction. Explain with support of the appropriate chapters in your book. Using Patton, k. T; & Thiobodeau, G.A. (2015) Anatomy and physiology (8th ed.) Mosby. To provide pages numbers from the book.

IT Project Management:

Explain in detail and give 3 references:

Discuss the common sources of risk on IT projects and suggestions for managing them. Which suggestions do you find most useful? Which do you feel would not work in your organization? Why?

Meteorologists have tracked the total annual rainfall in the town of Spring Valley year after year, and found that it follows a normal distribution. The average annual rainfall is 18 inches, with a standard deviation of 6 inches. In one particular year, only 9 inches of rain fell. You work for the local newspaper, and your editor has asked you to write a story about the terrible drought the town is suffering from and how dire the situation is. Write a brief paragraph that you could use to explain the statistical facts to the newspaper readers. Include a comment on whether you agree that the situation is very abnormal. Make sure you use what you are learning about the normal distribution in your newspaper article.

4. (4) make the perfect synapse using mixed parts –

a. What is it about your synapse which is special – is it fast? Has lots of control? Inexpensive....

"choose one characteristic "

b. choose a presynaptic neuron pick from: Norepi, Substance P, Glutamate or Acetylcholine – explain why you choose this one

c. choose a post synaptic response – NOT THE ONE WHICH THE NT IN PART B WOULD NORMALLY USE choose from M2, D2, NMDA, β2, GABA A explain why you choose this one

d. choose a post use processing model for the NT – IT SHOULD NOT MATCH YOUR OTHER CHOICES choose from 5HT, Glutamate, Dopamine, Acetylcholine

c++

(1) Create a class, named Board, containing at least one data member (two-dimensional array) to store game states and at least two member functions for adding players’ moves and printing the game board. Write a driver to test your class.

(2). The data type of the two-dimensional array can be either int or char. As a passlevel program, the size of the board can be hardcoded to 10 or a constant with a pre-set value, anything between 4 and 20

(3). Set the initial state of the board as follows: assuming the size of the board is m*m, the initial position of red player is at (2, 2) and the blue player is at (m-1, m-1) as shown below (where m=5).

|    | | | | |  

| | R | | | |

| | | | | |

| | | | B | |

| | | | | |

(4). program should be able to accept human players’ moves. The format of input can be a pair of characters from ‘U’, ‘D’, ‘L’ and ‘R’. For instance, (U, L) means that the red player plays “up” and the blue player players “left”.

(5). program should be able to check if a move terminates the game (either a player crashes or two players collide). If a move does not terminate the game, the board state should be updated in accordance with the move.

(6). program should redisplay board state after each legal move. The layout of display must be text-based, similar to the following, where ‘R’ stands for red player, ‘B’ for blue player and ‘O’ for visited cells.

|    | O | | | |  

| | R | O | | |

| | | | | |

| | | | B | O |

| | | | O | |

7. Take an input from the user to set the size of the board. For easy display, you can
place a restriction on the board size to 4 - 20. The size should be passed to the board class
via its constructor.

(8). Since the dynamic array needed is two-dimensional, you might have to declare a
pointer of pointers of either int or char to point to the array.

I have implemented till task 6, i need help with 7 & 8.

CHOOSE ONE of the political parties to write on: either the Federalists OR theRepublicans.  Choose whichever party interests you, or choose a party that you don’t know much about. Once you choose your party, you will assume the role of a member from that party – pretend that you are either a Federalist or Republican from the 1790s.

write a minimum of three paragraphs discussing the political, economic, and diplomatic views of your political party . Your political views will include your perspective on state and national government (how strong or weak should they be); your economic views will include your perspective on economic directions that the nations should take (or not take); your diplomatic viewswill include your perspective on France and England (which nation do you support? why?). 
- If you are a Federalist, you will explain what the Alien and Sedition Acts are and give examples from the Acts that you think are necessary to support your position (ex: what parts of the Alien Acts are necessary for the survival of the United States?). 
-If you are a Republican, you will explain what theKentucky Resolutions are and give examples from the Resolutions that you think are necessary to support your position (ex: what role should states play when the national government oversteps its authority?). 

PhoP-PhoQ two-component regulatory system

Explain the purpose of this system (what is it responding to and why) as well as the biological process in which it is involved using as much detail as you are able.