...Here are what your journal entries should be: Mar 1 Debit Cash and Credit Common Stock for $72,000 Mar 1 Debit Rent Expense and Credit Cash for $4,500 Mar 1 Debit Prepaid Insurance and Credit Cash for $3,300 Mar 7 Debit Supplies and Credit Accounts Payable - Paarkview Company for $900 Mar 10 Debit Salaries Expense and Credit Cash for $2,200 Mar 14 Debit Equipment for $9,000 Credit Cash for $1,500 Credit Accounts Payable - Hammond Company $7,500 Mar 15 Debit Cash and Credit Landscaping Revenue for $4,896 Mar 19 Debit Accounts Payable - Parkview Company and Credit Cash $450 Mar 31 Debit Cash and Credit Landscaping Revenue for $5,304 Mar 31 Debit Cash Dividends and Credit Cash for 1,000 Your Debits and Credits should equal $90,150 Your payment to Hammond Company will not be recorded until 4/1 also check your math i.e. additions and subtractions as your account balances may be off. I have done this same exercise and the total Debits and Credits I came up with were $103,550 which also matches what the professor hinted they should be but he also said he had not verified the totals.... Or are we making a big mistake somewhere? Debits Credits 72,000 72,000 4,500 4,500 3,300 3,300 900 900 2,200 2,200 9,000 1,500 7,500 4,896 4,896 450 450 5,304 5,304 1,000 1,000 103,550 103,550 Question 2 Answerer 1 Cash (Dr.) Repair Supplies (Dr) Prepaid Insurance (Dr) Repair Equipment (Dr) Accounts Payable (Cr) Bicycle Repair Revenue (Cr) ...
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...REQUIREMENT #2: Post the March journal entries to the following T-Accounts and compute ending balances. Cash (111) Credit 72,000 March 1 March 15 4,896 March 1 March 31 5,304 March 10 March 14 March 19 March 31 Balance 69250 Debits 4500 3,300 2,200 1500 450 1000 Landscaping Revenue (411) Credit March 15 4,896 March 15 5,304 March 31 10200 Balance 10200 Debit Balance 0 Prepaid Insurance (117) Debits Credit March 1 3300 Balance 3300 March 31 275 Balance 3025 Rent Expense (511) Debit Credit March 1 4,500 Balance 4500 March 31 Balance 0 4500 Supplies (119) Debit Credit March 7 900 Balance 900 March 31 Balance 475 425 Debit March 10 Balance Salaries Expense (512) Credit 2,200 2200 March 31 2200 Balance 0 Equipment (144) Debit March 14 Balance 9,000 9,000 Insurance Expense (513) Debit Credit March 31 275 Balance 275 March 31 275 Balance 0 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment (145) March 31 150 Balance 150 Debit March 31 Balance Supplies Expense (514) Credit 425 425 March 31 425 Balance 0 Accounts Payable (212) Debit Credit March 19 450 March 14 7500 March 7 900 Balance 7950 Depreciation Expense (515) March 31 150 Balance 150 March 31 150 Balance 0 Income Tax Payable (213) March 31 795 Balance 795 Income Tax Expense (516) March 31 795 March 31 795 Balance 795 Balance 0 Debit Common Stock (311) Credit Balance 72,000 72000 Income Summary (517) March 31 8345 March 31 March 31 1855 Balance Balance 0 10200 1855 March 31 Retained Earnings (312) 1000 March 31 1855 Balance 855...
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...http://www.slideshare.net/hemanthcrpatna/a-project-report-on-comparative-analysis-of-marketing-strategies-of-vodafone-and-airtel In 2002, the leading Indian telecommunications company, Bharti Cellular Limited (Bharti) signed the famous cricket player Saurav Ganguly and leading movie stars, Madhavan and Kareena Kapoor as endorsers for its brand, Airtel Magic (pre-paid cellular card). Its objective was to create the highest recall for Magic in the pre-paid cellular telephony segment by cashing in on the two biggest passions of India - movies and cricket. Bharti also changed the tagline for Magic from 'You Can Do Magic' to 'Magic Hai To Mumkin Hai' (If there is Magic, it's possible). The move attracted considerable media attention, as it was unusual for a company to spend so lavishly to promote a single brand. In October 2002, Bharti launched a television commercial (TVC), featuring Shah Rukh Khan (leading actor, already endorsing Magic since a couple of years) and Kareena Kapoor. The TVC, developed by one of India's leading advertising agencies, Percept Advertising, was the first of the series of four TVCs for Magic's new campaign. According to Bharti, the TVCs aimed at attracting young adults in SEC B and C categories of the Indian market1. | | Commenting on the new developments, Hemant Sachdev (Hemant), Director, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Bharti Enterprises, said, "The aim is to be relevant to the masses and make all their dreams, hopes and desires come...
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...Penguins What is the animal that can stay underwater for up to 22 minutes, is very tall, and sleds down icy hills. It’s an emperor penguin, of course. Emperor penguins are the largest penguins and the only type of penguin that lays eggs in the harsh chilly Arctic. Though emperor penguins look cuddly, they will hurt you with their beaks if you try to touch one. Emperor penguins get their food from the sea. The sea has a bountiful amount of fish, krill, and squid, which is perfect for emperor penguins. They can eat at any time of the day, because of their exceptional underwater vision. Emperor penguins love these foods and go down deep to get squid and other tasty crustacean. They feed three times a day, like us humans. Feeding usually takes place from 15.3 to 18.3 of the surface of ice. Emperor penguins use its beak to eat, for it can keep slippery fish. Some amazing facts are that emperor penguins can swim up to 12 miles per hour. Also, Male emperors can fast for an amazing amount of days, 120 days. In addition, emperor penguins can stay underwater for 28 minutes and go up to 2,800 feet down in the ocean to get food. They are able to stay in the water for so long because they can do something special that slows down their hart rate by 80 percent. Finally, emperor penguins were found with up to 10 kilograms of rocks in their bellies. I think emperor penguins are very interesting animals Penguins are very amazing animals. Emperor penguins sleep on land like us humans, at...
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...893 - opening of "aux galeris lafayette" magasing de nouveautes – 70 m2; selling fabrics, laces… visited by all the social classes 1901 - opening of the first "atelier de confection" in Paris - copying of haute couture 1905 - perfumes of Galeries Lafayette (Chanel No 5. Was firstly distributed exclusively in GL) 1906 – launching of catalogue, big part of the turnover in the south France 1912 - construction of the dome by Ferdinand Chanut (5 floors, balconies) repositioning towards luxury audience; 96 corners, hair dressing salon (1974 - demolition of the stairs of honor ) 1916 - opening of store in Nice - first branch in province 1916 - foundation of "societe parisienne de confection (SPC) 1919 - new store in Lyon 1921 - SPC is building confection production unit to supply GL 1926 - opening in Casablanca (failed in 70’s and reopened 2011) 1920's illustrated catalogues 1929 - creating of SPAM - the central buying office 1932 - foundation of Monoprix 1932 - opening of the bar and restaurant at Haussman 1940 – first sales 1950 - salon de the on the roof terrace 1958 - the first 3J - 3 days when all the employees (even from the offices) help with the sales 1962 - first "corner" - LAURA (Soniya Rykiel) - first corner dedicated to one brand 1969 - opening of Lafayette 2 - the men store today 1973 - opening of Montparnasse 1989 - launch of private brands - avant premiere, jodphur, briefing 1991 - acquisition of new galleries in provence 1993 - creating...
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...INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY The International Women’s Day is being celebrated every 8th of March, it is a day that we celebrate for women, their sacrifices and work throughout the community. Over time and distance, the equal rights of women have progressed. We celebrate the achievements of women while remaining vigilant and tenacious for further sustainable change. There is global momentum for championing women's equality. Thousands of events occur not just on this day but throughout March to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women. Organizations, governments, charities, educational institutions, women's groups, corporations and the media celebrate the day. Many groups around the world choose different themes each year relevant to global and local gender issues. It is sad to think that on every country there is still violence against women, they are being manipulated by their superiors. They are somehow being abused, harassed and every kind of mistreatment. Women had the very important role in the community, the nurturing of the children, it is said that the progress of every child will come from his/her homes. Mothers will be at home to nurture her child, that will have the future roles in taking care of the community and being part of our kind. The support for this movement is very important, the equality of men and women, justice, love and respect for them. The world will be much better in time. Many global corporations have also started...
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...The Long March Part A Practice The Long March took place in China from October 1934 to October 1935. It was a strategic retreat from Jianxi province in the south, all the way to Yan’an in the north of China. The Long March began Mao Zedong's ascent to power, whose leadership during the retreat gained him the support of the members of the party. The bitter struggles of the Long March, which was completed by only about one-tenth of the force that left Jiangxi, came to represent a significant event in the history of the Communist Party of China. This sealed the personal prestige of Mao and his supporters as the new leaders of the party in the following twenty years, creating the new party elite. Some historians, such as Spence, are sceptical about the significance of the Long March on the CCP. However it is clear that at the time it was an incredibly significant event for the communists. This is shown by Sources 2 and 6, both intimating that the Long March was crucial. The success of the Long March created propaganda for the communists and helped to spread the communist message amongst the population of China. One short term effect of the Long March was that communism was spread around China and events during the Long March were mythologised and used as propaganda against Chiang and the KMT. It was vital in helping the CCP to gain a positive reputation among the peasants due to the determination and dedication of the surviving participants of the Long March. Source 7 is a drawing...
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...Happy women’s day! International Women's Day (8 March) is an occasion marked by women's groups around the world. This date is also commemorated at the United Nations and is designated in many countries as a national holiday. This day women on all continents, often divided by national boundaries and by ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic and political differences, come together to celebrate their Day. 8th March is celebrated as International Women’s Day, worldwide. The day is observed to bring a social revolution aiming at gender equality. In fact, in some countries like China, Nepal, Vietnam, Russia, it’s an official holiday! Here are some fun-facts about Women’s Day and areas where women excel, which is sure to make every woman proud of herself! 1. The first Women’s Day was observed on 19th March 1911. More than 1 million women and men attended rallies to support women’s right to work, vote, hold public office and to end gender discrimination. Over the years, 8th March was fixed as International Women’s Day. 2. Research suggests that women possess much stronger verbal skills, compared to men. Women are naturally more articulate. 3. Yellow mimosa is the symbol of Women’s Day in Italy, Russia and Albania. In Italy, men give flowers to women. Chocolates and yellow mimosa tops as gifts in Russia and Alba 4. Women have better empathy and can interpret emotions better. Women are also faster to identify something visually different than usual. 5. According to scientists...
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...NT 1110 Unit 6 Memory Cost Hard Drive Storage Prices | Year | Average cost per Gigabyte | 2014 | $0.03 | 2013 | $0.05 | 2010 | $0.09 | 2005 | $1.24 | 2000 | $11.00 | 1995 | $1,120 | 1990 | $11,200 | 1985 | $105,00 | 1980 | $437,500 | RAM prices | Year | Size (KB) | Price | Price per MB | 1957 | .00098 | $392 | $411,041,792 | 1960 | .00098 | $5 | $5,242,880 | 1965 | .00098 | $2.52 | $2,642,412 | 1970 | .00098 | $0.70 | $734,003 | 1975 | .25 | $103 | $421,888 | 1980 | 64 | $405 | $6,480 | 1985 | 512 | $440 | $880 | 1990 | 8,192 | $851 | $106 | 1995 | 16,384 | $494 | $30.9 | 2000 | 65,536 | $72 | $1.12 | 2005 | 1,048,576 | $189 | $0.185 | 2010 | 8,388,608 | $99 | $0.0122 | 2013 | 16,777,216 | $88 | $0.0054 | 2014 | 8,388,608 | $69.99 | $0.0085 | The cost of RAM in 1957 was about 49 dollars per bit, whereas today the price is not anywhere even close to that, it is a small fraction of a penny. The cost of hard drive space in 1980 was around 286 dollars per bit and today it is also just a very small fraction of a penny. According to Moore’s law the number of components in integrated circuits will double every year and a half since the invention of integrated circuits in 1958. In 2010 the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors believed that growth would slow down by the end of 2013 which would put the growth to doubling every three years instead of every year and a half. With that in mind and based on...
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...Unit 6 : Memory Cost 1. Elyse Segebart NT1110 Computer Structure and Logic 02.15.2014 Unit 6 Analysis 1: Memory Cost RAM Prices throughout the years: Year | Average Cost Per Gigabyte | 2013 | $5.5 | 2010 | $12.37 | 2005 | $189 | 2000 | $1,107 | 1995 | $30,875 | 1990 | $103,880 | 1985 | $859,375 | 1980 | $6,328,125 | 2. Historic RAM Prices | Year | Manufacturer | Size (KB) | Price | Price / MB | 1957 | C.C.C. | 0.00098 | $392 | $411,041,792 | 1960 | E.E.Co. | 0.00098 | $5 | $5,242,880 | 1965 | IBM | 0.00098 | $2.52 | $2,642,412 | 1970 | IBM | 0.00098 | $0.70 | $734,003 | 1975 | MITS | 0.25 | $103 | $421,888 | 1980 | Interface Age | 64 | $405 | $6,480 | 1985 | Do Kay BYTE | 512 | $440 | $880 | 1990 | Unitex BYTE | 8,192 | $851 | $106 | 1995 | Pacific Coast Micro | 16,384 | $494 | $30.9 | 2000 | Crucial | 65,536 | $72 | $1.12 | 2005 | Corsair | 1,048,576 | $189 | $0.185 | 2010 | Kingston | 8,388,608 | $99 | $0.0122 | 2013 | Crucial | 16,777,216 | $88 | $0.0054 | In 1957, one bit of RAM cost roughly $49 dollars based on the chart above. Just last year in 2013, the price per bit for ram storage is not even pennies. 3. I would say that in theory, it would be possible to create a flash-based SSD of 100TB capacity connected via PCI-e slot, and it could theoretically be done today. The problem is, it would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of (get this) $200,000 USD. It would require 200 M2 style 480GB SSD drives connected by a custom controller...
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...Case List for BUS203 Week 2 – Australian Legal System Donoghue v Stevenson (1932) Grant v Australian Knitting Mills (1936) Daniels v White (1938) Wallis v Downard-Pickford (North Queensland) Pty Ltd (1994) Week 3 – Torts Donoghue v Stevenson (1932) Grant v Australian Knitting Mills (1936) Perre v Apand (1999) Rogers v Whitaker (1992) Bolton v Stone (1951) p.92 Paris v Stepney Borough Council (1951) The Flying Fox Case (2005) p.94 Agar v Hyde (2000) p.94 Alexander v Cambridge Credit Corporation (1987) March v Stramare (1991) The Wagon Mound No. 1 Case (1961) – remoteness test Jon Blake Case – contributory negligence Insurance Commissioner v Joyce (1948) – voluntary assumption of risk McCracken v Melbourne Storm (2005) – voluntary assumption of risk Avram v Gusaroski (2006) – voluntary assumption of risk Drunken Possum Hating Cleaner Case (2003) – vicarious liability Week 4 – Business Entities Birtchnell v Equity Trustees (1929) Salomon’s Case [1897] Lee v Lee’s Air Farming Ltd [1961] Gilford Motor Co v Horne [1933] Artedomus v Del Casale [2006] Contracts (week 5) Clarke v Dunraven (1897) Balfour v Balfour (1919) Balfour v.Balfour：⑤丈夫(被告)为英国政府在锡兰(今斯里兰卡)的一个灌溉项目负责人，夫妻婚后在斯里兰卡生活了15年。1915年夫妻回国休假，因妻子患风湿性关节炎，不适合热带气候，遵医嘱留在英国。丈夫出国前给了妻子一张24英镑的支票，作为当月的生活费，并许诺夫妻团聚前，每月给妻子30英镑。1918年3月，双方离婚，妻子得到法定抚养费后起诉丈夫违约，要求支付剩余款项。初审法院支持了其诉讼请求。上诉法院判决，本案的夫妻协议虽有对价，因妻子身患疾病且只身在国内，其支出完全可能超过30英镑，但当事人没有成立合同的意图，故驳回了原告的请求 Wakeling v Ripley (1951) couple, move to aus , taking...
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...NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY The Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship-Master's ProgramS Assignment for Course: QNT 5040- Business Modeling Submitted to: Dr. Tom Griffin Submitted by: Prince A. Storr ps44@nova.edu Date of Course Meeting: November 18, 2011 Date of Submission: November 18, 2011 Title of Assignment: Greaves Brewery: 10 Month Forecasting CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I certify that I am the author of this paper and any assistance that I received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any sources from which I used data, ideas, or words, either quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certify that this paper was prepared by me specifically for this course. Student Signature: Prince A Storr Instructor(s Grade on Assignment: Instructor(s Comments: Greaves Brewery: Ten Month Sales Forecasting Case Synopsis Alex Benson, purchasing manager for Greaves Brewery in Trinidad was faced with a dilemma in early 2004. He encountered difficulty in forecasting sales for 2004; particularly because of the 2003 slump, government excise taxes and other factors such as decreased numbers in both tourist arrivals to the Caribbean island and beer exports to the U.S. As purchasing manager, Benson’s prime responsibility was maintaining adequate inventory levels for all goods and materials used in the company’s production processes, including the purchase of new bottles and...
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...History of National Women's History Month The Beginning As recently as the 1970's, women's history was virtually an unknown topic in the K-12 curriculum or in general public consciousness. To address this situation, the Education Task Force of the Sonoma County (California) Commission on the Status of Women initiated a "Women's History Week" celebration for 1978. We chose the week of March 8 to make International Women's Day the focal point of the observance. The activities that were held met with enthusiastic response, and within a few years dozens of schools planned special programs for Women's History Week, over one-hundred community women participated in the Community Resource Women Project, an annual "Real Woman" Essay Contest drew hundreds of entries, and we were staging a marvelous annual parade and program in downtown Santa Rosa, California. Local Celebrations In 1979, a member of our groups was invited to participate in Women's History Institutes at Sarah Lawrence College, attended by the national leaders of organizations for women and girls. When they learned about our county-wide Women's History Week celebration, they decided to initiate similar celebrations within their own organizations and school districts. They also agreed to support our efforts to secure a Congressional Resolution declaring a "National Women's History Week." Together we succeeded! In 1981, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Rep. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) co-sponsored the first Joint Congressional...
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...Social Movements Reginald Blount HIS/135 july 26, 2014 University of Phoenix Social Movements Women did not always have the rights that they have today. On March 8, 1975 in New York more than 50 women’s groups marched on Fifth Avenue to celebrate International Women’s Day. Women had demands that included 24 hour a day child care, equal job opportunities that included equal pay, access to contraceptives and abortions, civil rights, and equal pay for equal work. Originally the march was for equality, development, and peace however there were many other reasons for the march (Klemesrud, 1975). A woman’s role was restricted and they were to take care of their husband, children and the home. They were allowed to work if their husband was at war however they must return to their prior responsibilities after they returned home. The Women Liberation Movement was an opportunity for women to make a change and become independent and were able to become career minded (Kramer, 1976). Women were deprived and often kept isolated in their homes. Organizations that formed help bring the women out of the home and marching for their rights. Women wanted equality more than anything in the early 1960s. The organizations taught women social skills and political skills. Bring women together and sharing their personal concerns, personal feelings, and personal experiences with other women in the groups (Freeman, 1971). Jobs that were available to women were very few and paid poorly. The region’s...
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...living playing cards and disappearing smiling cats. Often literature that is so far off from real life, it trying to symbolize problems with the real world. maybe not. If Lewis Carroll doing this in Alice? Perhaps, but The popular scene in chapter 5 at the Mad Hatter’s tea party shows 3 themes that could symbolize something in real life. Three possible symbolic themes from the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party include: nonsense, rudeness, and meanness. Nonsense is used without the book, but at the tea party. Toward the end of the party the March Hare tells Alice to take the some more tea. She replies that she can’t take more because she hasn’t had any yet. The Hatter jumps in and replies “ You can’t take less, it is very easy to take more than nothing.” That was obviously a nonsense statement. Another nonsense part of the tea party is when they are talking about the purpose of a watch. After Alice points out how strange March Hare’s watch is in that is tells the day of the month but not the time, the Hatter jumps in and asks “Why should it? Does your watch tell what year it is?” Alice tries to explain that a year lasts a long time and you don’t need a watch to know the year. The Hatter again replies with nonsense Xxxxxxx 2 saying, “Which is just the case with mine.” Alice knows the Hatter is speaking English, but she has no idea what his crazy words mean. Meanness was portrayed at the tea party, by the many times the animals were mean to the sleeping dormouse...
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