Charitable Hospital, a charitable, 501(c)(3) federally tax-e…

Charitable Hospital, a charitable, 501(c)(3) federally tax-exempt organization, decides it wants to build a food court on property it owns adjacent to its largest hospital and in an urban area.  After the food court is built, space is leased to multiple local and national restaurant chains, and the food court is operational, Charitable Hospital finds that the food court is successful beyond its wildest dreams because not only do patients, families, employees and providers at the hospital use the food court, but due to its central location many others from local business and offices also use the food court.  The food court generates $25 million in gross income in its first year of operation, while the hospital operations generate $50 million (which excludes the significant amount of charitable care it provides).  Does the ownership and operation of the food court by Charitable Hospital violate the federal law under which the hospital claims its tax exemption?

Isaac is designing a network infrastructure as a class proje…

Isaac is designing a network infrastructure as a class project. He determines that one device he requires must have the capacity to act as a repeater, operate at the Data Link Layer of the OSI model, be able to filter packets based on their MAC address, and allow communication between two local area networks (LANs). Which device will fulfill these specifications?