...Changing for a Purpose In the 1940’s, African Americans will not have equal opportunities as they do now. They will endear racial diversities, therefore they have to stick together in every situation possible. Knowing how to stay in their place, is how blacks will stay safe in those days. In A Lesson Before Dying, the people will come together for the sole purpose of helping Miss Emily with saving Jefferson’s soul before he dies. The love they will have for Miss Emily will show the respect of the elders, loyalty to family and friend’s and, the growth when they change. Miss Emily is Jeffferson’ godmother, who is called nannan. She is in her seventies and, she is retired as a cook for Mr. Henry Pichot. Jefferson goes with his friend’s, not knowing that they are going to rob the store. After everyone is killed, Jefferson is the only person still standing in the store and, his fault is that he took the money out of the cashier since everyone is dead. He is arrested and, goes to trial for the murders. He will be sentenced to death by the electric chair. His lawyer tried to get him off by saying “Why, I would just as soon put a hog in the electric chair as this”(Stanley 1). Black people will not have the same justice as the White people in these time. Miss Emily recruits Taute Lou, Grant Wiggins and, Reverend Ambrose to help Jefferson die with dignity. Miss Emily knows that Taute Lou’s nephew is a teacher and, can teach hi m about life. Reverend Ambrose will be there to prepare...
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...want to see how the community gets involved with people who have alcohol problems and the actions taken by the community to get help for these people. b The epidemiology of the program i surveyed is to study; the patterns that go on for people with alcohol related problems, the causes of these patterns and the problem itself, and the effects this problem has on the person and people related to that person. c. The intent of this survey is to collect all the necessary information need by someone with alcohol related problems therefore allowing them to access this information and receive help. II. About the organization: St Joseph's Gift Of Life Walk in or Phone St. Joseph's Chruch Rev. Jon Murry 208 South Main St. Attleboro Ma 508-226-1115 III. About the Program A.The program takes in people from the community with alcohol abuse problems to try and help cope with these...
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...Richard Braceful Com/155 University Composition and Communication 1 Week 9 Assignment Are you influenced by Politicians or Preachers? The masses of people are controlled by the few leaders we pledge our allegiance to. Would you kill if you were asked by a leader? Would you sacrifice your life at the request of a leader, for the common good? These are the questions that reveal the influence that politicians and preachers have over our lives. I can remember, countless number of times, I have made a decision based on purely affiliation. Without a second thought of my own, I reasoned that “if Mr. Democratic Politician or Reverend Do Right said this it must be true”. I was influenced to make a decision by someone outside of me. Let me state this emphatically, everyone has someone that is able to influence their decisions from time to time. We place a great deal of trust in the elective process. When a government official goes through the rigorous process of election, we feel we have someone in office we can trust. There are times when we give them our blanket seal of approval without further investigation. We do the same thing with those men that stand behind a pulpit and speak to us every, Saturday, Sunday or whenever we meet. They take a stand on something and we follow then because of the place that they stand every time we meet there. They say, “Vote this way “, and without question we vote that way, because Reverend Do Right can’t be wrong! There are times when we give...
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...facilities perform in-house lab testing. My project will deal with collecting data on the types of tests each office conducts in house, weekly volume, which vendor is used, and what analyzers are located in the facilities. Once the spreadsheet is compiled, a team of laboratory experts and myself will go through the tests to set criteria on which test is allowed to be done in-house and which tests need to be sent to the CPA lab or the Ancillary Lab. From this project, I will be able to determine the expenses and reimbursement rates to help vet the test menu. The intern program also consists of weekly “Coffee Clutches”. This one-hour sessions gives us the chance to meet and mingle with Norton Administrators. The first week, we met the Rev. Ron Oliver. He talked a great deal about work-life balance and how to embrace opportunities. The next week, we met Al Cornish, the Chief Learning Officer. During this meeting, we learned about the importance of learning and the free benefits to employees by Norton University. Through this past month, my favorite part has been meeting with everyone including the intern team. I have enjoyed getting to know students who come from different backgrounds from me. Of course, having two of my classmates on the team does not hurt either. I look forward to the camaraderie that develops this...
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... | | | |1. | | |Accounts Rec. | |3,900 | | | | | | | | | | |3,900 | | | | | | | | | | |2. | 30 | |Unearned Service Rev. | |4,100 | | | | | | | | | | |4,100 | | | | | | | | | | |3. | 30 | |Insur. Exp. | | 240 | | | | | | |...
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...Answer Q1: Part A : 1. There are Two subsidiaries: a- Al Sahaab Aircraft Leasing Company. b- Sahaab Aviation LLC “Tustor”. -The main function for Al Sahaab Aircraft Leasing Company is to arrange finance for aircraft and engines and leasing them to the intermediate parent company under finance lease . - The main function for Sahaab Aviation LLC “Tustor” is to set up for ensure regulatory requirements of ownership of aircraft by a citizen of the USA. Both stated subsidiaries. - (International Financial Reporting Standards) IFRS. 2. Operating revenue = 65,558,805.00 KWD Operating Cost = 40,977,870.00 KWD Operating Profit= Operating revenue – Operating cost = 65,558,805.00 - 40,977,870.00 = 24,580,935 KWD Net profit = Revenue – Expenses = 16,673,405.00 KWD 3. a ) 2012 Aljazeera net income 13,943,379 KWD 2013 Aljazeera net income 16,678,405 KWD Net Income increased by 2013 by the result of : N.I/2013-N.I/2012= 16,678,405 -16,678,405 = 2,730,026 b.) 2012 KWD Addition =6.600.00 c.) Aljazeera Achieved their strategy . Part B/ 1. A . DR CR Cash 13000 Equipment 20000 ...
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... Office Equipment | = | ------------------------------------------------- Accounts Payable | + | ------------------------------------------------- Common Stock | + | ------------------------------------------------- Retained Earnings | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ------------------------------------------------- Rev. | - | ------------------------------------------------- Exp. | - | ------------------------------------------------- Div. | | 1. | $20,000 | | | | | | | | | | $20,000 | | | | | | | Com. Stock | 2. | -1,000 | | | | | | $5,000 | | $4,000 | | | | | | | | | | 3. | -750 | | | | $750 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 4. | 4,400 | | $5,400 | | | | | | | | | | $9,800 | | | | | Serv. Rev | 5. | -1,500 | | | | | | | | -1,500 | | | | | | | | | | 6. | -2,000 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -2,000 | Div. | 7. | -800 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -800 | | | Rent Exp. | 8. | 450 | | -450 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 9. | -3,000 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -3,000 | | | Sal. Exp. | 10. | | | | | | | | | 500 | | | |...
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...Solving an Ethical Dilemma: 1.Recognize an ethical situation and the ethical issues involved.2.Identify&analyze the principal elements in the situation.3.Identify the alternatives, and weigh the impact of each alternative on various stakeholders. Financing Activities:1.Borrowing money (debt financing)-Amts owed=liabilities.Party to whom amounts are owed are creditors.Notes payable&bonds payable diff. types of liabilities.2.Issuing(selling) shares of stock for cash.-payments to stockholders=dividends.Investing Activities: Comps,deliverytrucks,furniture,buildings,etc.(PPE).Resources owned by a business=assets.Investments another example of an investing activity. Income Stmt: Reports revs.&exp. for a specific period of time. Net income/loss. Past net income provides info for predicting future net income. Net income is needed to determine the ending balance in retained earnings. RE: stmt. shows amts and causes of changes in RE during the period. Time period is the same as that covered by the income stmt. Users can evaluate dividend payment practices. Ending balance in RE is needed in preparing the balance sheet. BS: Reports assets and claims to assets at a specific point in time. Assets=Liab+SE. Lists assets first, followed by Liab and SE. U.S. companies that are publicly traded must provide shareholders w annual report. Annual Report always includes: Financial stmts, mgmt. discussion&analysis, notes to financial stmt, auditor’s report. Mgmt discussionAnalysis: comp...
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...Case: BGC Consulting Name:________________________ ID:__________________ Note: This assignment is due September 24, 2013. Bill Sanders started a part-time consulting practice, Business Global Consulting (BGC), on January 1, 2011. Part A: BGC experienced the following transactions during 2011. 1. Acquired $3,000 cash from issuing common stock. 2. Purchased a $2,000 computer system. 3. Paid $100 cash for supplies. 4. Paid $360 cash for an insurance policy that covered the company for one year beginning March 1, 2011. 5. Recognized $2,800 of consulting revenue for services provided on account. 6. Collected $2,200 of the receivables due from customers. 7. Recognized $1,750 of accrued operating expenses, other than supplies and insurance, that were charged on account (record the liability in accounts payable). 8. Paid suppliers $900 of the amount owed on the accounts payable. 9. On November 1, 2011, Sanders collected $2,880 cash in advance for services to be provided under a one-year contract. 10. Paid dividends of $200 to the stockholders. 11. Purchased land for $2,460 cash. 12. Recognized depreciation expense. The computer was purchased on January 1, 2011. It had a three-year useful life and a $200 salvage value. 13. Recognized supplies expense. Based on a physical count, there were $20 of supplies on hand at the close of business on December 31, 2011. 14. Recognized insurance expense for ten months. 15. Recognized income earned on the service contract described...
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...| IFRS | U.S. GAAP | Marketable Investment Security (STI)(The int. inc, realized G/L when sold, and div inc are reported in the I/S) | Same as GAAPExcept for the trading sec, it is called Held-for-trading sec.Quantitative (amount)/qualitative (managing) Disclosure: credit risk, liquidity risk, and market risk. | Held-to-maturity sec (debt sec with intent to be owned)B/S: Amortized cost (FV- unamort. Discount/+ua. premium)I/S: No effect (except sold or disposed)Trading sec (debt/eq sec.—derivatives/shares) (more transparent)B/S: Fair ValueI/S: Unrealized gain/loss (before sold, changes in FMV)Available-for-sale sec (d/eq neither holding nor selling) (more likely to be misinterpreted)B/S: Fair ValueI/S: No effect (ur. G/L goes to other comprehensive inc) | Inventory | FIFO/Weighted ave costB/S: lower of the cost or NRVWrite-down to the value is allowed | FIFO/LIFO/WACB/S: lower of the cost or MVWrite-down is forbidden If LIFO is used, LIFO reserve (COGSLIFO-COGSFIFO) should be disclosed in the footnotes. | PP&E | B/S: org cost-A.dep; if it was written-up, use FMV-A.depIf the future up will be within the extent of the past down, it was NI; otherwise, the part exceeds the org cost will be Eq, and vice versa. | B/S: org cost-A.dep; written-up is forbidden | Intercorporate Investment | All the same as GAAPExcept for the Significant influence (joint venture)Proportionate Consolidation Method is preferred. Pro-rata share of the investee’s NI, Assets, and liabi are reported...
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...Exercise 1 Exercise 1 E3-4 Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders’ Equity . Retained Earnings Cash + A/R + Sup. + Equip. = Account Payables + Common Stock + Rev. – Exp. – Div. 1. +$20,000 +$20,000 Com. stock 2. -1,000 +$5,000 +$4,000 3. -750 +$750 4. +4,100 +$5,400 +$9,500 Serv. Rev. 5. -1,500 -1,500 6. -2,000 -$2,000 7. -800 -$800 Rent Exp. 8. +450 -450 9. -3,000 -3,000 Sal. Exp. 10. +300 -300 util. Exp. $15,500 + $4,950 + $750 + $5,000 = $2,800 + $20,000 + $9,500 - $4,100 - $2,000 $26,200 26,200 E3-9 Date Account Debit Credit May 4 Accounts Payable $700 Cash $700 7 Advisory services $6,800 $6,800 8 Supplies $850 Account Payables $850 9 Equipment $1,000 Cash $1,000 17 Wage Expense $530 Cash $530 22 Equipment Expense $900 Repairs...
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...Magnetotransport in Modulated Graphene by Rubina Nasir Submitted to the Department of Physics on 25 June 2012, in partial ful…llment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Abstract Recent experimental as well as theoretical works have shown that it is possible to create periodic, electric as well as magnetic, potentials in graphene. The e¤ects of these potentials on charge carriers in graphene leads to novel physical e¤ects with important consequences for transport. Whereas a strong periodic potential can lead to new Dirac points in the band structure of graphene, a weak periodic potential along with a perpendicular magnetic …eld B introduces a new length scale, period of modulation, in the system in addition to the cyclotron diameter at the Fermi energy. Commensurability of these two length scales leads to new observable physical e¤ects. These e¤ects were observed earlier in transport studies in conventional 2DEG systems realized in semiconductor heterostructures. Our aim is to study these e¤ects in a graphene monolayer in order to highlight the similarities and di¤erences in the two systems, conventional 2DEG and graphene. Therefore, in this thesis we have carried out a detailed investigation of the electrical magnetotransport properties of a one-dimensional weakly modulated graphene monolayer. It is found that the periodic modulation broadens the sharp Landau Levels into bands and they start oscillating with B. The electronic conduction in this system...
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...plant expansion, retirement of long term debt, compensating balances. Cash equivalents are short-term, highly liquid investments that are both (a) readily convertible to known amounts of cash, and (b) so near their maturity that they present insignificant risk of changes in value because of changes in interest rates --Reconciliation: bank: add: deposit transit, deduct: outstanding checks, Book: add: collections not recorded, deduct: book charges not recorded (example!!!!!) --Net realizable value: A/R-AFDA ---Dr. Bad debt exp Cr. AFDA --Write off: Dr. AFDA Cr. A/R Recovery: Dr.A/R Cr.AFDA, Dr. Cash CrA/R --A/R Turnover: evaluate liquidity of A/R, measure the number of time on avg a company collect A/R, Net sales/avg trade receivables --direct write off: no matching, receivable not stated at cash realizable value, not GAAP --allowance method: % of sales, % of receivables, GAAP requires % of sales: better matching of exp and rev, any balance in AFDA is ignored % of receivables: not matching, reports estimate of receivables at realizable value; one composite rate, an aging schedule ( most accurate) --asset: future economic benefit inventory: items held for sale in ordinary course of business or goods to e used in the production of goods to be sold --beginning inventory + cost of goods purchased = COGAS(available) = COGS + ending inventory --perpetual: purchase are debited...
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...Quantum-Criticality in Dissipative Quantum Two-Dimensional XY and Ashkin-Teller Models: Application to the Cuprates Vivek Aji and C. M. Varma Physics Department, University of California, Riverside, CA 92507 In a recent paper1 we have shown that the dissipation driven quantum phase transition of the 2D xy model represents a universality class where the correlations at criticality is local in space and power law in time. Here we provide a detailed analysis of the model. The local criticality is brought about by the decoupling of infrared singularities in space and time. The former leads to a Kosterlitz Thouless transition whereby the excitations of the transverse component of the velocity field (vortices) unbind in space. The latter on the other hand leads to a transition among excitations (warps) in the longitudinal component of the velocity field, which unbind in time. The quantum Ashkin-Teller model, with which the observed loop order in the Cuprates is described maps in the critical regime to the quantum xy model. We also discuss other models which are expected to have similar properties. arXiv:0901.4758v2 [cond-mat.supr-con] 29 Apr 2009 The dissipative quantum 2D xy model was introduced2,3 to describe experiments on ultrathin granular Superconducting films, where it was observed that above a normal-state sheet resistance of order RQ = h/4e2 the resistivity does not decrease towards 0 even at the lowest temperatures studied.4 . The granular superconductor is represented...
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...engineers and maintenance crew | 178,000 | Total | $1,337,000 | | | Since 3,600 units of 4,000 finished products were sold, 90% (i.e. 3,600 ÷ 4,000) of the product cost would be classified as cost of goods sold. Therefore, the payroll cost that would be included in cost of goods sold is determined as follows: $1,337,000 x 90% = $1,203,300 Alternatrive computation for the same result follows : ($1,337,000 ÷ 4,000) X 3,600 = $1,203,300 Problem 1-20B Event | | Assets | = | Equity | | Income Statement | | | | | | | | Manuf. | | Office | | Com. | | | | | | | | | | No. | | Cash | + | Invent. | + | Equip*. | + | Furn.* | = | Stk. | + | Ret. Ear. | | Rev. | – | Exp. | = | Net Inc. | | 1. | | | + | | + | | + | | = | | + | | | | – | | = | | | 2. | | | + | | + | | + | | = | | + | | | |...
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