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Leslie,17, mother of 2 weeks old Milton, is a single mother who is new to your community. Milton's father left Leslie during her pregnancy while they were both in drug rehab, and she does not have any contact with her family. you are the support workers assigned to Leslie after public health nurse reported that Leslie had troubles bathing and feeding Milton and adjusting to her new role as a mother. your are to report any concerns to your supervisor. Leslie is currently breastfeeding Milton. Milton weighed 3.6kg at birth and, according to his pediatrician, has grown and gained weight well. on the two last visits, Leslie seemed to have no trouble changing him,bathing him,or knowing when to bring him to his doctor for weekly visits. on your visit today, Leslie greets you at the door, carrying Milton in one arm and holding a cigarette in her other hand. she looks as if she has been cryin Milton is crying, wet and obviously needs a diaper change. Leslie says that she thinks that her decision to keep Milton was a wrong one and that she wants to spend more time with her friends. while you watch Leslie change Milton's diaper, you notice her hands are shaking. Leslie then says that she has been feeling very lonely and sad lately and asks if smoking a" joint " I.e Marijuana cigarettes to help her relax will be harmful to Milton. you are unsure how to answer Leslie question. what should you do? what can you say to her? who can she turn to for help in your community a.chart your plan of action to ensure the best help and care for Leslie and Milton c..look into Milton's growth chart and also chart a care plan for Milton .

Lee Manufacturing's value of operations is equal to $900 million after a recapitalization (The firm had no debt before the recap.) Lee raised $300 million in new debt and used this to buy back stock. Lee had no short-term investments before or after the recap. After the recap, w d = 1/3. The firm had 40 million shares before the recap. What is P (the stock price after the recap)? Do not round intermediate calculationos. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ .

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Lauren is a college sophomore majoring in business. This semester Lauren is taking courses in accounting, economics, management information systems, public speaking, and statistics. The sizes of these classes are, respectively, 305, 55, 45, 50 , and 35. (a) Find the mean and the median of the class sizes. (b) What is a better measure of Lauren's "typical class size"-the mean or the median? Mean Median .

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Kedzie Kord Company reported market price of its share as $ 50 per share with a par value of $10. The company is in practice of 40% dividend payout. Further, the company had the following balance sheets and income statements over the last three years (in thousands): Q. No:01 Kedzie Kord Company reported market price of its share as $50 per share with a par value of $10 . The company is in practice of 40% dividend payout. Further, the company had the following balance Required: a. Using common-size, horizontal and index analysis, evaluate trends in the company's financial condition and performance. b. Conduct ratio analysis using liquidity, profitability, leverage, activity, and market value ratios. c. Comment on the financial health of the company, considering yourself as: (I) Creditor (II) Government body (Like Taxation authority etc.) (III) Owner (IV) Supplier (V) Leader of labor union (VI) CEO .

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Key Metrics Step 1: Write a sentence describing a takeaway from each component in the report shown in the graph above. Step 2: Now, assume that you are invited to give a presentation on the major parts of the report to a decision-maker. In other words, you want to move from an exploratory report to an explanatory story. In your explanatory story, which parts of the report will you focus on and which will you omit? Select at least two components that you will focus on. .

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John and Lynne have been working together as managers at British Imperial Textile Fusion Products Limited. They have now decided to leave employment and start their own company which will manufacture clothes for all ages, and they would like to specialise in manufacturing winter clothing. John and Lynne are fascinated by company law and have developed a deep interest in this area. However, they are confused when their friend Nicky tells them that their company will have a legal personality. Explain to Lynne and John what separate legal personality means for a company and how this has been interpreted by the court using relevant case law. .

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Journal entry worksheet Income taxes for the year total $42 , 000 but won't be paid until next April 15. Record the adjusting entry for income taxes at its year-end of December 31. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet On June 30 , the company lent its chief financial officer $50 , 000 ; principal and interest at 7% are due in one year. Record the adjusting entry for interest at its year-end of December 31 . Note: Enter debits before credits. .

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JAVA Demonstrate the use of your APL in a PartB_Driver class by doing the following. Create a static method called removeConsecutiveDuplicates that removes any consecutive duplicate strings from an array positional list of Strings and returns the number of strings left after the removal. After calling the method, the positional list parameter should contain the same sequence of strings as before but with any consecutive duplicates removed. Illustrate your method using the following sets of strings and display the content of the list after executing the method. NOTE: You MUST use a combination/variation of ALL the add and set methods (AddFirst, AddLast, AddBefore, AddAfter, and set) in creating one of the following original lists. - harry ron tom tom tom hermione - harry harry tom ron mary harry - tom ron harry hermione mary - mary mary tom james hermione hermione james harry harry harry You MUST NOT use any other auxiliary data structure e.g., arrays in your implementation ofremoveConsecutiveDuplicates. Sample Output (for last set of Strings) Original positional list: [0] mary [1] mary [2] tom [3] james [4] hermione [5] hermione [6] james [7] harry [8] harry [9] harry APL.java public class ArrayPositionalList<E> implements PositionalList<E> { private static class ArrPos<E> implements Position<E> { private int index; private E element; public ArrPos(E e, int i) { index = i; element = e; } public E getElement() throws IllegalStateException { if (index == -1) { throw new IllegalStateException("Position no longer valid"); } return element; } public void setElement(E e) { element = e; } public int getIndex() { return index; } public void setIndex(int i) { index = i; } } public static final int CAPACITY = 16; private ArrPos<E>[] data; private int size = 0; public ArrayPositionalList() { this(CAPACITY); } public ArrayPositionalList(int capacity) { data = (ArrPos<E>[]) new ArrPos[capacity]; } @Override public int size() { return size; } @Override public boolean isEmpty() { return size == 0; } @Override public Position first() { if (!isEmpty()) return data[0]; return null; } @Override public Position last() { if (!isEmpty()) return data[size - 1]; return null; } @Override public Position before(Position p) throws IllegalArgumentException { if (p.getIndex() > 0 && p.getIndex() < size) { return data[p.getIndex() - 1]; } if (p.getIndex() == 0) return null; throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } @Override public Position after(Position p) throws IllegalArgumentException { if (p.getIndex() >= 0 && p.getIndex() < size - 1) { return data[p.getIndex() + 1]; } if (p.getIndex() == size - 1) return null; throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } @Override public Position addFirst(E e) { if (size < data.length) { for (int i = size - 1; i >= 0; i--) { data[i + 1] = data[i]; data[i + 1].setIndex(data[i + 1].getIndex() + 1); } data[0] = new ArrPos<E>(e, 0); size++; return data[0]; } return null; } @Override public Position addLast(E e) { if (size < data.length) { da.

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Jacques was asked to analyze businesses by classifying them as winners, losers, question marks, average businesses, and profit producers. He was most likely using the UNIQLO is a clothing stores in Japan and nearly 1,400 stores in other countries. Its casual styles are priced inexpensively, with r Some aspects of UNI 'orter's differentiation strategy, while others are more aligned with overall cost leadership. If UNIQLC jeople between the ages of 16 and 30 , it would be using .

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Invotve Users or Fail: An It Project Case Study from East Africa Chris Procter, Salford Ausiness School, University of Salford, Manchester, UK: Molly Businge, Salford Business Schoot, University of Salford, Monchenter, UK. ABSTRACT Reseated surveys, and most notably those by the Standich Croup sogpest that a wututantial preportiont of Information Technologr (IT) projects fail. The literature sugoests that this is in part due to a lack of vser involvement in the project. The authors' research describes the cale study of a majer IT srithm implementabion project in East Africa. The poper reports on the results of boch an online questioninaire and interviems with key participants. The authors' findings suggest that the subsequert felure of this project was in large part attributable to a lack of user invelvement in the sefinition of requirements and inglementation of the system. There did not appear to be an organisational culture that recognised the sapnificance of such participation in the preject. Although there are istues of definition raised, such as the definieish of suecest asd tadure. this work supports previous findings that user levotvement is ab kry factor in If pejeject suctess and talure. Involve users or Falt! An If Preject Case Study trom East Atrica Chris Prectet, Salford Ausinerss Schoot, Universify of Salford, Mathester, UK Moly Buringe, Salford Business School, Universty of Salford, Nanchentes, Ux kerwerds: Infonmation Technolber (IT), IT Project Nanagement in East Atrica, Project Fallore, Praject INTRODUCTION This paper examines the implementation of a new it system into a bank in Eart Africa. Over the years the bank had automated several operations based on indidual user ar departmental informabion. The systems that were being used were on several platforms that heoded to be merged. The bark required an It ivstem to streamine its operations and alse to redese fraud that was nisin as a renult ef increasing market activity. The project was managed by a project tearn including the project manapecc who was also the head of It in the bank, members from the boars of directors, and some of the heads of department. The project invotied the implementatien of a Management Infyematien System (M15) that was to coesulidate, streamine and automate all processes in the investment bart. The budgeted cost of the project met about p4,000,000 and this was for both hardware and software, exclusive of recuerent licenses. During the cearse of the project, costs increased to an estimated $5 , 350 , 000 partly due to the 204 yearly license fee iater agreed with the suppler. The project was estimated to take a period of six months to implement, However at the time ic mas atspped. if had beet ruteing for abeut ene year. All tuagetary alscations had been stepped by maragoment. The hardware component of the project was about. B5w implemented but the ablware component, the qreater part of the whole project, was largely not implemented. The author worked .

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