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King David knows that retreat is not always defeat when you're 1.Believing in God 2.Blameless before God 3.Broken for God and 4.Blessed because of God as reflected in Psalm 3. The song, Be Thou My Vision, is by Candi Person-Shelton. Nick Holden preaching. www.truthimpacts.org
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Date: Saturday, 19 May 2012 (Closing Date: Wed, 16 May 2012)
Time: 2:00pm – 5:00 pm (1:45pm Registration)
Venue: TBC
Fee: $250 for AIA Members, $350 for Non-members
CPD Units: 3 units
Remark: Light Refreshments
Provided Language: Cantonese
This seminar is dedicated to finance and accounting professionals in the context of financial valuation and illustration of respective financial reporting requirements. This seminar examines financial valuation techniques in three core perspectives:
1) Fundamentals of Business Valuation
2) Introduction to Intangible Asset Valuation
3) Application of Purchase Price Allocation
Speaker: Ferry S.F. Choy, CFA, CVA - Assistant Director, Business Advisory
Mr Choy is currently the Assistant Director of Business Advisory of GCA Professional Services Group (Parent Group of GreaterChina Professional Services Limited (8193.HK)). He is a Certified Valuation Analyst of the International Association of Consultants, Valuators and Analysts and Chartered Financial Analyst. Mr. Choy obtained his bachelor degree in quantitative finance from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Ferry is experienced in performing valuation for financial reporting and IPO purpose. Most of his clients are listed companies or large private companies looking for going public. His experience covers a wide range of different industries, including food & beverage, manufacturing and information technology.
Due to limited space, registration will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis. Confirmation will be sent by Email.
Please download and return the completed form to:
The Association of International Accountants – Hong Kong Branch, Room 904, Kwai Hung Holdings Centre, 89 King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2845 4982 Fax: (852) 2845 7495
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Lt. Gen. Frank G. LibuttiDecember 13, 2001 Madame Chairman, Senator Kyl, and distinguished members of the Committee, I appreciate this opportunity to appear before you in my role as the Special Assistant to the Interim Department of Defense Executive Agent for Homeland Security. Madame Chairman, if you will indulge me, I will make a brief opening statement and then answer any questions the Committee wishes to ask. The Department of Defense currently views homeland security as composed of two principal elements: homeland defense and civil support. Homeland defense is a Department of Defense-led task to protect the United States from threats and aggression in every dimension - land, sea, and air. The fighter aircraft flying combat air patrols over Washington, New York City, and other major U.S. cities under the operational control of NORAD are a prime example of a homeland defense mission. Second, we must develop operational solutions for the future. Pending revision of the Unified Command Plan, the military responsibilities for homeland security are assigned to the unified commanders on an interim basis. Third, we must improve interagency cooperation to guarantee that the many federal, state, and local authorities with homeland security responsibilities work together swiftly and decisively. My staff and I work very closely with Governor Ridge and the Office of Homeland Security as they engage the interagency coordination process and press forward on homeland security improvements. As we do so, we remain mindful of the broad and critical responsibilities of the Department of Defense to defend our Nation against acts of war and terrorism; provide capacity to respond to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high-yield explosive incidents, whether intentional or unintentional; and supporting lead agencies in the event of natural disasters. The National Guard, whether in State or Federal status, is an active partner in Homeland Security. Guardsmen in a state status are protecting critical infrastructures throughout the United States and supporting in consequence management efforts. State Governors, in coordination with the White House, the Department of Defense and the Federal Aviation Administration are using guardsmen to augment security at over 400 commercial airports throughout the country. Although operating under the control of the Governors, the Federal government is paying for this mission. In addition, we have plans to support the Governors of states along our northern and southern borders and the lead Federal agencies by augmenting the US Border Patrol, US Customs Service, and the Immigration Naturalization Service with guardsmen in a Title 10 or Federal status to support Federal security missions. |


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The sexiest compilation of ones and zeroes you've ever seen.
Appreciating the beauty of these "art" games one pixel and polygon at a time. Read It and Weep, Ebert!
From the people who brought you Devil May Cry comes a biblical adventure as complex as its title.
No, it's not about the raptureSo LittleBigPlanet 2 has been out for a little over a week now, and people are already making epic stuff with it.
Play these things!It's gonna be a slamming year for vidcons, people - here's eleven of the most hypeworthy. Get on the hype train!
It's the season for togetherness - why not bond with your family over some games? Press 2P Start!
A good, modern take on Konami's classic demon-hunting franchise.
Vampire SlayerDespite working like "powered-up space ninjas," Media Molecule decided it needs a little more time.
Epic Fail.
Every game from now till December listed, summarized and vetted for your shopping needs.
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You're Gonna Meet Some Gentle People There: The Idealistic World of Michael Chabon's Bay Area Novel Telegraph Avenue
Michael Chabon has made himself a literary champion of commercial pleasures. His fiction in recent years has touched the same nerve as nostalgic pop favorites: detective novels, comic books, kung fu movies, soul music. And with Mr. Chabon's new novel, the retail romance Telegraph Avenue (Harper, 480 pp., $27.99), this principle reaches a certain literal endpoint. Not just old-fashioned commercial entertainment but old-fashioned commerce itself—the scrappy, cozy, locally owned sort—becomes the object of his underdog affection. Read More