colonizers

colonizers

From 1849 to 1871 newcomers to the region, the local administration, and the Colonial Office encountered opportunities to construct a colonial relationship with the indigenous peoples in the Chilcotin and on the streets of Victoria (and in many other locales as well). Making use of the perspectives, views, and evidence supplied in further readings by Tina Loo and Jean Barman and the material covered in Unit 3 in West Beyond the West, how did colonizers understand, depict, and address the colonized in these years?
How would you describe the intersections of capital, class, and race in BC from 1871 to 1900? Make use of the readings by Cole Harris (“Idaho Peak”), John Douglas Belshaw, and Patricia Roy and the Unit 4 readings in West Beyond the West for perspectives, ideas, and examples.

organization’s eligibility

organization’s eligibility

address the following in the discussion forum:

• Compose the organization’s eligibility requirements for a Medicare Advantage Plan contract.

Outline two pieces of vital information regarding Medicare Advantage Plans from the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Website.

Instructions

300 words with a minimum of two scholarly sources

Medicaid Managed Care Plans

Medicare/Medicaid Managed Care Plans

Distinguish the roles of Medicare and Medicaid managed care plans in the healthcare delivery system.

• Assess the similarities and differences between Medicare and Medicaid managed care plans by comparing (a) strengths, weaknesses, and incentives; (b) commitment to access; and (c) risks to the consumers.

• Synthesize two recommendations for improvement, including your justification, of each managed care plan. (You should have a  total of four recommendations for both Medicare and Medicaid managed care plans.)

The Medicare/Medicaid Managed Care Plans assignment:

Instructions

Write a three- to five-page double-spaced paper:

• Must be three to five double-spaced pages in length…

• Must use at least three scholarly, peer-reviewed, and/or other credible sources published in the past five years….

luncheon budget

  luncheon budget

The Redmond Management Association held its annual public relations luncheon in April Year 2. Based on the previous year’s results, the organization allocated $31,760 of its operating budget to cover the cost of the luncheon. To ensure that costs would be appropriately controlled, Molly Hubbard, the treasurer, prepared the following budget for the Year 2 luncheon.

The budget for the luncheon was based on the following expectations:

1.The meal cost per person was expected to be $13.80. The cost driver for meals was attendance, which was expected to be 1,600 individuals.

2.Postage was based on $0.84 per invitation and 4,000 invitations were expected to be mailed. The cost driver for postage was number of invitations mailed.

3.The facility charge is $3,000 for a room that will accommodate up to 1,700 people; the charge for one to hold more than 1,700 people is $3,500.

4.A fixed amount was designated for printing, decorations, the speaker’s gift, and publicity.

 

REDMOND MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Public Relations Luncheon Budget
April Year 2
Operating funds allocated $ 31,760
Expenses
Variable costs
Meals (1,600 × $13.80) 22,080
Postage (4,000 × 0.84) 3,360
Fixed costs
Facility 3,000
Printing 1,150
Decorations 1,040
Speaker’s gift 330
Publicity 800
Total expenses 31,760
Budget surplus (deficit) $ 0

Actual results for the luncheon follow.

 

REDMOND MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Actual Results for Public Relations Luncheon
April Year 2
Operating funds allocated $ 31,760
Expenses
Variable costs
Meals (1,820 × $14.50) 26,390
Postage (5,000 × 0.84) 4,200
Fixed costs
Facility 3,500
Printing 1,150
Decorations 1,040
Speaker’s gift 330
Publicity 800
Total expenses 37,410
Budget deficit $ (5,650 )

Reasons for the differences between the budgeted and actual data follow.

 

  1. The president of the organization, Rodney Snow, increased the invitation list to include 1,000 former members. As a result, 5,000 invitations were mailed.
  2. Attendance was 1,820 individuals. Because of higher-than-expected attendance, the luncheon was moved to a larger room, thereby increasing the facility charge to$3,500
  3. At the last minute, Ms. Hubbard decided to add a dessert to the menu, which increased the meal cost to $14.5 per person.
  4. Printing, decorations, the speaker’s gift, and publicity costs were as budgeted.

Required:

  1. Prepare a flexible budget and compute the sales and variable cost volume variances based on a comparison between the master budget and the flexible budget.
  2. Compute flexible budget variances by comparing the flexible budget with the actual  results.

 

Net Defense

Net Defense

A new vulnerability in Linux was recently reported, dubbed Dirty Pipe. CVE-2022-0847

Website https://dirtypipe.cm4all.com (Links to an external site.)

What is Dirty Pipe?

What does it allow you to do? What versions of Linux are affected?

How was it discovered?

Are there other related or similar issues (the website mentions Dirty Cow, so answers to the same questions are relevant)?

Note

2pages and 3 refs

PALM

PALM

A 46-year-old man presents with chief complaint of 3-day duration of shortness of breath, cough with thick green sputum production, and fevers. He has a history of COPD with chronic cough but states the cough has gotten much worse and is interfering with his sleep. Sputum is thicker and harder for him to expectorate. Chest X-Ray reveals flattened diaphragm and increased AP diameter. Auscultation demonstrates hyper resonance and coarse rales and rhonchi throughout all lung fields.

Explain the following:

The cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary pathophysiologic processes that result in the patient presenting these symptoms.

2· Any racial/ethnic variables that may impact physiological functioning.

3· How these processes interact to affect the patient.

Probability

Probability Theory

There are two boxes, containing 1 black ball and 10 white balls and 6 black balls and 7 white balls respectively. 4 Balls are randomly taken from the first box and put in the second box. Then one ball is drawn out from the second. Find the probability that:

1) the ball is white
2) only white balls were taken from the first box and the ball taken from the second box is black

beliefs or understanding

beliefs or understanding

Using only the three references from 1-3 answer the following questions:

1. to what extent are your beliefs or understanding of life underpinned by western systems of meaning, give examples,

2. How do Suchet’s ideas challenge your understanding of life, give examples?

3. Why do you think the above matters for animal-human relations?

Note

1200 words