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Suppose that you have a 5% chance of having a car accident in the next year, and that your loss would be $10,000 if you have a car accident. You have a 95% chance of not having any car accident (loss is $0). Your expected loss from car accident in the next year is $[x] (please enter non-negative numbers for all the blanks in this question); Your standard deviation of car accident loss in the next year is $[y] (please round to the nearest integer and do not contain any comma in your number); The median value of your car accident loss in the next year is $[z].

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Suppose that you have a 5% chance of having a car accident in the next year, and that your loss would be $10,000 if you have a car accident. You have a 95% chance of not having any car accident (loss is $0). Your expected loss from car accident in the next year is $[x] (please enter non-negative numbers for all the blanks in this question); Your standard deviation of car accident loss in the next year is $[y] (please round to the nearest integer and do not contain any comma in your number); The median value of your car accident loss in the next year is $[z].

Newer On February 27, 2018 patient Kelly Smith fell in the reception area which resulted in a broken left arm, and sprained right ankle. The incident was reviews with our nurses, Linda Kaplan and Lisa Muther, and our receptionist, Mary Jones. Following is a description of the incident. Incident Summary 1) Prior to the fall, Ms. Smith was at the checkout desk of 2501 Compass Road Suite 135, Glenview, IL 60025 at 2:32pm. 2) While turning to leave the office, Ms. Smith tripped over the rug runner located directly in front of the checkout desk. 3) Ms. Smith laid on the ground holding her left arm and stated to the receptionist, Mary Jones, that she was in pain. 4) Mary called our nurses, Linda Kaplan and Lisa Muther and explained that the patient fell and is in pain. 5) Nurses Linda and Lisa assessed the situation and provided ice to the patient. Linda also cleaned up a skin tear on patient’s right arm with antibacterial wipes and placed a bandage over the tear. 6) Paramedics were called and arrived at 2:53pm. The Paramedics were able to move patient onto the gurney and brought Ms. Smith to Glenbrook Hospital. 7) Dr. Jason Robin was paged at 4:04pm from the Emergency Room, and the physician confirmed that after x-rays were taken it was found that Ms. Smith broke her left arm and sprained her right ankle. 8) Dr. Robin called Ms. Smith the following day, February 28, 2018 at 10:00am to discuss the incident and offer our apologies. 9) Ms. Smith stated she has to use crutches and is having surgery on her left arm on March 4, 2018. She will start physical therapy on March 6, 2018 at Athletico in Glenview. Preventative Measures To prevent a future falls by the rug runner, Dr. Robin and I have put the following guidelines in place: · We have reached out to the supplier of the rug runner, Cintas, and asked for rug grippers to be added to the bottom of the rug. This will be done on Friday March 2, 2018. · Double sided tape will be added to the bottom of the rug as an additional tool to keep the rug in place. · There will be hourly checks by staff to ensure that the rug runner is in place. A checklist has been provided with explanation to all staff members.
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Older I need help with the following: Focus of the Final Paper International Logistics, Inc. is a conglomerate based in the United States that specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of high tech equipment. It has seen a marked trend in the competition’s exportation of goods around the world. As the manager of international logistics for this company, you have been asked by senior management to help identify a new export region. First, you must identify a country to export to. Using the material developed for Weeks One through Four, create an eight- to ten-page recommendation to International Logistics, Inc.’s senior management advising them of a potential export country based on research conducted throughout this class. Your proposal should address the following: • Identify a new export country, and describe the country’s challenges and advantages. • Create a supply chain assessment. • Develop a transportation plan that addresses how to move goods to the chosen country. • Suggest recommendations for implementing the transportation plan. Final Paper The Paper: Must be eight- to ten- Dpuble-spaced pages in length (not including the title and ref. pages), and formatted according to APA as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. Must include a title pg with the following: Title of paper Student’s name Course name and number Instructor’s name Date submitted Must begin with an introductory paragraph that has a succinct thesis statement. Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought. Must end with a conclusion that reaffirms your thesis. Must use at least six scholarly sources, including a minimum of three from the Ashford University Library. Must document all sources in APA , as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. Must include a separate ref. page, formatted according to APA as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.