WDW101Y1 Lecture : Nov 24 Policing Lecture Notes

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9 Jan 2011

School

UTSG

Department

Woodsworth College Courses

Course

WDW101Y1

Professor

John Vervaeke

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Nov 24-policing: course outline: cover 3 topics; and 2 classes to do this. Absolutely need a full comprehensive lecture on private policing: leaves two topics: too classes need to accomplish this, question covering more or less areas not hit on specifically in the final. Each question will deal with a specific topic: format: identical to the midterm, still responsible for issues of transnational issues: ---responsible for. The state remains a significant player in delivering service. In terms of regulation, but growingly it is not the only institution involved in the protection of individual and belongings. A significant portion of policing activities are being performed by agencies that are being performed outside of the confines of the government. We are experiencing the pluralization of policing: pluaralizaiton of policing:: outside of the government, policing is being offered by private companies and community groups.

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Provide an outline for the minimum content of a comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR). Provide the source reference for where (using the GASB Codification) you found this information.

Then review the most recent CAFR of a state or local government. Using that report, identify:

1. The entityâs most significant source of revenues and most significant expense

2. The entityâs most significant asset, and its most significant liability

3. Two of the individual funds used by the government (look for separate fund financial statements)

4. Who prepared the report

5. Who audited the report, and using what auditing standards

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QUESTION 5

The RNA component and not the proteins, of the RNA splicing machinery is responsible for splicing mRNA.

True

False

10 points

QUESTION 6

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Alternative Splicing? (Choose ALL that apply)

	A.	Alternative splicing occurs at extremely high levels in nervous tissue.
	B.	Alternative splicing alternates involves the inclusion of different exons within a given gene.
	C.	Alternative splicing involves the inclusion of different introns within a given gene.
	D.	Alternative splicing allow for multiple mRNA transcripts to be expressed from one gene

10 points

QUESTION 7

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Dissociator? (Choose the one correct answer.)

	A.	Movement of Dissociator only occurs during early development.
	B.	It is a transposable genetic element.
	C.	It 's presence within a color gene disrupts pigment production.
	D.	It's movement is controlled by a second element called 'Activator'.

10 points

QUESTION 8

An antigen can be a protein, nucleic acid, or a polysaccharide.

True

False

10 points

QUESTION 9

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the cell cycle? Choose ALL that APPLY.

	A.	CDKs are downregulated by cyclins.
	B.	Mature, differentiated cells exit the cell cycle into a resting phase called G0.
	C.	DNA damage that occurs after the Restriction Point will not arrest the cell cycle since the cell has passed the 'point of no return'.
	D.	CDKs are activated by CKIs

10 points

QUESTION 10

Homeotic genes display spacial colinearity.

True

False

a narrative or descriptive essay on the following questions please.

1. If you were the the leader of your country and you had control of fiscal and monetary policies, what would you likely do withthe use of fiscal and monetaty policies before the next general election?

2. if the federal government wished to reduce the deficit to any significant degree without raising taxes, where would the reduced spending likely to have to come from?

3. How can the loan decisions of individuals and private bakers contribute to the instability in the macro economy (the business cycle)? otherwise state, how can an uncontrolled banking system destabilize the economy?

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