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Cuando un auditor descubre ms de una condicin que requiere la desviacin o modificacin del informe de auditora estndar de opinin sin reservas, qu debe incluir el informe del auditor? A. El informe debe modificarse para cada condicin, excepto cuando haya una desviacin justificada de los GAAP. B. El informe debe modificarse para cada condicin, sin excepcin. C. El informe debe modificarse para cada condicin, excepto cuando haya otro auditor involucrado. D. El informe debe modificarse para cada condicin, excepto cuando una condicin neutraliza a otra..

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Data Security Read the article below and answer the following questions: Answer the following questions: Identify and describe the security and control weaknesses discussed in this case. What management, organization, and technology factors contributed to these problems? Discuss the impact of the Equifax hack. How can future data breaches like this one be prevented? Is the Equifax Hack the Worst Everand Why? Equifax (along with TransUnion and Experian) is one of the three main U.S. credit bureaus, which maintain vast repositories of personal and financial data used by lenders to determine credit-worthiness when consumers apply for a credit card, mortgage, or other loans. The company handles data on more than 820 million consumers and more than 91 million businesses worldwide and manages a database with employee information from more than 7,100 employers, according to its website. These data are provided by banks and other companies directly to Equifax and the other credit bureaus. Consumers have little choice over how credit bureaus collect and store their personal and financial data. Equifax has more data on you than just about anyone else. If any company needs airtight security for its information systems, it should be credit reporting bureaus such as Equifax. Unfortunately, this has not been the case. On September 7, 2017 Equifax reported that from mid-May through July 2017 hackers had gained access to some of its systems and potentially the personal information of about 143 million U.S. consumers, including Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers. Credit card numbers for 209,000 consumers and personal information used in disputes for 182,000 people were also compromised. Equifax reported the breach to law enforcement and also hired a cybersecurity firm to investigate. The size of the breach, importance, and quantity of personal information compromised by this breach are considered unprecedented. Immediately after Equifax discovered the breach, three top executives, including Chief Financial Officer John Gamble, sold shares worth a combined $1.8 million, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings. A company spokesman claimed the three executives had no knowledge that an intrusion had occurred at the time they sold their shares on August 1 and August 2. Bloomberg reported that the share sales were not planned in advance. On October 4, 2017 Equifax CEO Richard Smith testified before Congress and apologized for the breach. The size of the Equifax data breach was second only to the Yahoo breach of 2013, which affected data of all of Yahoo's 3 billion customers. The Equifax breach was especially damaging because of the amount of sensitive personal and financial data stored by Equifax that was stolen, and the role such data play in securing consumers' bank accounts, medical histories, and access to financing. In one swoop the hackers gained access to several essential pieces of personal information that could help attac.

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Daniel Browning Smith has been named the most flexible man alive. Smith discovered his extreme flexibility when he was barely four years old. He could jump off a bunk bed and land in a split as a four-year-old in his home in Mississippi. Daniel Browning Smith is known as a contortionist, or a person who is much more flexible than the average human. Contortionists move their limbs and bodies in ways beyond what most people are capable of doing. Question: Subjectively assess your flexibility: If 10 is Daniel Browning Smith, and 1 is stiff as a board, where do you fall? Enter that number here..

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D) good genes ^^^ Which of the following is/are example(s) of asexual reproduction: (select ALL that apply) the binary fission of a species of bacteria the runners of a strawberry plant that grow genetically identical offspring self-fertilization of a hermaphroditic flower a female lizard that uses parthenogenesis Female sticklebacks prefer males with brighter red coloration on their belly. Given the results depicted in the graph below, what do females that choose redder males benefit from? a) nuptial gifts b) sensory bias c) direct benefits.

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Donita Murphy is a primary care physician at a local community practice clinic. She was recently asked to consult with the local health department to help develop programs that will improve the health of community residents. In the past decade, community organizations, health departments, and healthcare systems have begun to transform and reevaluate health and healthcare. A significant rise in the cost of healthcare services has community health leaders focused on the importance of health promotion programs that engage community members to participate in programs that will foster a culture of health. Affordability and quality care should be synonymous as community health leaders determine ways to provide preventive health services to the local community. At the first meeting with health department leaders, Murphy listened intently as officials discussed what they believed to be the most serious health disparities and concerns in the community. Some of the responses included a recent rise in crime rates, obesity, smoking, diabetes, substance and drug abuse, poverty, and lack of funding for services. After a half hour of discussion, no one had yet asked Murphy, a physician who has been treating residents for nearly 30 years, what she thought about the health of the community. When she finally had the chance to speak, she asked everyone in the room several questions, to which none of the other attendees had clear answers: What do the residents of this community feel are the most important factors positively or negatively affecting health? How do you perceive or value your own health? What does health mean to you, and what experiences have shaped your interpretation of health? How does community leadership support improving the quality of health? Murphy's patients are predominantly residents of low-income housing, receiving financial assistance for medical care government subsidies to support the cost of living. They have struggled to find employment in a community that has seen factories close and companies outsource. She has witnessed firsthand the daily struggles of residents to afford quality care; access preventive health; participate in health and wellness activities; improve their education and job skills; and afford fresh, healthful food. Murphy believes community health leaders who wish to change the culture of health should use their knowledge and education to influence change by teaching people the value of health, providing them with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions regarding health and health behaviors, and providing an avenue for educational and economic opportunities to better health. Transformative leadership focuses on the ability of the leader to reach the souls of others in a fashion which raises human consciousness, builds meanings, and inspires human intent that is the source of power (Bennis 1986, 70). In underserved communities, the barriers to better health are often caused by a lack of shared power betwe.

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DO NOT use System.exit(). DO NOT add the project or package statements. DO NOT change the class name. DO NOT change the headers of ANY of the given methods. DO NOT add any new class fields. ONLY display the result as specified by the example for each problem. DO NOT print other messages, follow the examples for each problem. USE StdIn, StdOut, and StdRandom libraries. No SCANNER PLEASE! /* * * @author * * To generate weather for location at longitude -98.76 and latitude 26.70 for * the month of February do: * java WeatherGenerator -98.76 26.70 3 */ public class WeatherGenerator { static final int WET = 1; // Use this value to represent a wet day static final int DRY = 2; // Use this value to represent a dry day // Number of days in each month, January is index 0, February is index 1... static final int[] numberOfDaysInMonth = {31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31}; /* * Description: * this method works under the assumption that under the same directory as WeatherGenerator.java, * there exist drywet.txt and wetwet.txt that contains probabilities of the next day being wet * with today being a dry/wet day. * Parameters: * drywet & wetwet: * 2 empty 2D arrays that will be populated, with each row in the format of: * {Longitude, Latitude, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December} * {-97.58, 26.02, 0.76, 0.75, 0.77, 0.74, 0.80, 0.86, 0.94, 0.97, 0.89, 0.77, 0.74, 0.77} * you can assume that there more than enough data in the txt file, * when there are more data in the txt files than what drywet & wetwet can store, store it up to the array size * Return: * this method does not return data, the method is used to populate two 2D arrays with 14 * columns - drywet and wetwet. * Example: * double[][] drywet = new double[4100][14]; * double[][] wetwet = new double[4100][14]; * populateArrays(drywet, wetwet); */ public static void populateArrays(double[][] drywet, double[][] wetwet) { StdIn.setFile("drywet.txt"); for(int i=0; i < drywet.length; i++){ for(int j=0; j<14; j++){ drywet[i][j] = StdIn.readDouble(); } } StdIn.setFile("wetwet.txt"); for(int i=0; i < drywet.length; i++){ for(int j=0; j<14; j++){ wetwet[i][j] = StdIn.readDouble(); } } } /* * Description: * this method uses drywet and wetwet arrays populated by populateArrays, and longitude and latitude * of the target location to populate drywetProbability and wetwetProbability with the * probability of dry/wet day is followed by a wet day each month at that location. * In other words, extracting the probabilities of the location. * parameters: * drywetProbability: array of size 12 that will be populated with by the probability of dry days * followed by a wet day each month * wetwetProbability: array of size 12 that will be populated with by the probability of wet days * followed by a wet day each month * longitude: * the longitude of the location * latitude: * the latitude of the location * drywet: * a 2D array of doubles populated b.

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Cuestin de fiscalidad internacional Abdul es un ciudadano de Arabia Saudita que vive all la mayor parte del ao. Abdul, que nunca ha estado en los Estados Unidos, recibe importantes ingresos anuales de sus importantes explotaciones petroleras en Arabia Saudita. En el Ao 1, Abdul visita los Estados Unidos del 1 de abril al 30 de julio. En el Ao 2, Abdul visita los Estados Unidos del 1 de febrero al 20 de junio, y tambin est considerando un viaje de cinco das a los Estados Unidos durante el mes de Noviembre. Como asesor fiscal de Abdul, cree que debera hacer el viaje en noviembre? Suponga que Abdul no cumple con la excepcin de conexin ms cercana. Cambiara su respuesta si Abdul tuviera una tarjeta verde? Suponga que todos los meses contienen 30 das..

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