*Read the introduction first, then read your friend's dialogue, and choose three responses from the (32) below as appropriate response to what the said:

Dealing with Drunken Friends

Whether a night ends safely for all concerned, or disastrously, often depends on what people say to each other and themselves at crucial moments in the night. The purpose of this dialogue is to give you practice and rehearsal at making life-enhancing and life-preserving comments to friends who are determined to drive home after drinking. Even if you are unsuccessful at keeping them from driving, saying things like those on the list you’ve been given would at least hopefully help you stand your ground and take care of yourself. If you can’t save others, at least save yourself. Use the responses below for each statement your friend makes, once you have used a response you may not use it again.

1. ____I want every one of us to get home safely tonight

2. ____I’m sure kids who got into accidents said the same things

3. ____I’m sure kids who got killed thought the same kinds of things

4.____I don’t want any of us to get hurt or killed driving home tonight

5.____I don’t want any of us to die on some country road tonight

6.____I’m not going to worry about what my parents might do

7.____I don’t think anything they‘d do would be that big a deal

8.____I’ll survive anything my parents could possibly do to me

9.____I’ve survived grounding before and I’ll survive it again

10.____I’m not going to let what they might do scare me into driving

11.____I’d rather my parents find out from me than from a hospital

12.____I don’t want my parents getting that call that all parents dread

13.____I won’t put my parents through what others have been through

14.____I know I’m important to them even if they don’t always show it

15.____I know no matter how upset they get, they wouldn’t want to lose me

16.____I think we blew it by not selecting a designated driver before

17.____I’m ready to take whatever’s coming to me for drinking

18.____I’d rather deal with my parents than deal with being paralyzed

19.____I don’t want to be responsible for anyone getting hurt or killed

20.____I’d rather take my chances with my parents than with an accident

21.____I don’t want to end up like kids who got hurt or killed driving

22.____I’m going to do what I think is best for us no matter what

23.____I don’t want to lose someone just to avoid getting into trouble

24.____I don’t want to end up going to someone’s funeral because of this

25.____I don’t want us to become another statistic of drunk driving

26.____I don’t want to make the same mistakes other kids have made

27.____I would never want our parents to have to identify our bodies

28.____I know I can’t make you do anything, I can only ask you to

29.____I know you can do whatever you want and I can’t stop you

30.____I don’t want to end up in an emergency room tonight

31.____I think we made a mistake by drinking when we had to drive

32.____I don’t want to make an even bigger mistake by trying to drive

Read the segment then choose 3 answers for each question

Select the appropriate term associated with a bank reconciliation for each of the following descriptions.

( B ) : In each quarter of every year, the maximum capacity of the "MBA

Co." is 4000 hours available for sorting and re-packing two sorts of imported apples in special boxes where each box contains only one ton of either the red or the yellow apples. The monthly common committed fixed costs of the company is L.E. 100000, and the following estimates are presented in relation to the coming quarter which will start July 1, 2015 :-

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Use appropriate traditional managerial accounting marginal analysis techniques to determine the optimal imports mix the   company should consider for the third quarter of 2015, then prepare this quarter's expected detailed income statement.

1.- Define homeostasis. Who was the first person to describe the phenomenon? Who was the first person to coin the term Homeostasis. Explain the processes involved in returning your body temperature to its 37°C set point during a run when your body temperature gets above 37°C.

2.-As you are sitting at your desk reviewing ANS 100 lectures during Spring 2020, you look out your window and notice a new species of animal. You remember reading about this new species Covidicus whoknowswhatitis on social media and that people don’t know much about it yet. So like a good Animal Science student you go outside to take a closer look. You see that there are lots of individuals of this species and they range in size from about 1g to 1000g. They are transparent and so you can see their internal organs (and you have superpowers so you know the weight of everything you look at!). You notice that one individual is 10g and has a 1g liver, you then notice another individual that is 30g and has a 3 g liver. In this species, does liver size scale allometrically or isometrically? Both animals turn around and now you see their kidneys. In the 10g species the kidney is 0.5g (yes, they have big kidneys) and in the 30g species the kidney is 1g. In this species, does the kidney scale allometrically or isometrically? Explain the difference between allometric and isometric scaling. Why do many physiological processes or anatomical structures scale allometrically?

Write three to five responses to this post in your words .

RE: Sect. 1 Week 14 DQ 12: Justice and access to health care

Does society have a responsibility to provide access to health care to those who lack it?

I feel my position lies somewhere between Utilitarian and Communitarian. The purpose of medicine is to bring the greatest good for the greatest number of people. And if we highlight the community and not any one individual, it sounds more fair, "the city of Anchorage has a right to accessible health care." Morally, no one should agree with statements like "the city of Anchorage, minus the Jews, has a right to accessible health care," so I feel singling out a particular group (homeless, unemployed, drunkards, etc.) is used to highlight dissatisfaction with a particular group and distract from the fact that our current system fails even those who can afford to pay.

Taking a communitarian/utilitarian view seems to be the most beneficial. If everyone has access to preventative health care, then the overall cost on society will be lessened, see the article on super-users. Our system is set up in a way that the most expensive care is the only one available. A $200 office visit and $10 prescription for blood thinners is way more cost effective than a $10,000 ER and hospital stay for a stroke. Proactive treatment should be preferred to reactive treatment. Justice in this case can be done for both the individual needing the treatment, and to taxpayers, in the form of optimizing the money they put into the system.

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Cascade Company was started on January 1, Year 1, when it acquired $168,000 cash from the owners. During Year 1, the company earned cash revenues of $96,300 and incurred cash expenses of $61,800. The company also paid cash distributions of $12,000.

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Prepare a Year 1 income statement, capital statement (statement of changes in equity), balance sheet, and statement of cash flows under each of the following assumptions. (Consider each assumption separately.)

c. Cascade is a corporation. It issued 11,000 shares of $11 par common stock for $168,00

Exchange vs Nonexchange Transactions

Classify each transaction below as exchange or nonexchange. If it is a nonexchange transaction, classify it in one of the four categories of nonexchange transactions. Explain your answer.

1. Merchant collects state cigarette tax on sale of a pack of cigarettes.

2. State reimburses schools for costs related to special education of handicapped children. The school must verify eligibility of the children.

3. State fines for hunting illegally on protected state wildlife preserve.

4. City property taxes are paid by owner.

5. Hotel tax is collected at checkout.

6. Donor provides $300,000 to a city homeless shelter and specifies $100,000 may be spent each year.

7. County landfill collects fee from citizen dumping trash.

8. Income tax is withheld from an employee's paycheck.

9. A business donates cash for scholarships to a public university and specifies the scholarships must be for study abroad.

10. A corporation makes a grant to a public university to conduct research on genetics coding, and the university agrees to give the corporation all patent rights on results of the genetic coding research.