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- 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast half
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- 2 small zucchini, diced (about 2 cups)
- 1/4 cup water
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- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chicken and cook for 10 minutes or until well browned on both sides. Remove the chicken from the skillet.
- Heat the remaining oil in the skillet over medium heat. Add the eggplant and zucchini and cook for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in the water and sauce and cook for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Stir in the oregano. Return the chicken to the skillet. Reduce the heat to low. Cover and cook for 5 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through.
- Place the rice onto a serving platter. Slice the chicken and place it on the rice. Spoon the sauce mixture over the chicken and sprinkle with the cheese and parsley.

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In the 1970s, we really pretended to care about environmental regulations. Even Richard Nixon, history's yard waste, knew he really had to pretend about environmental regulations, and we wound up with the EPA and the Clean Water Act. Since then, we've lived through four decades of change wrought by successive Republican administrations, a couple of generation of Democratic politicians who whored after petrodollars for their campaigns, and a powerful industry-backed campaign aimed at a) creating a caricature of the environmental movement, b) setting environmental concerns at odds with the economic distress felt by ordinary citizens, and c) demolishing the notion of a political commonwealth in which things, like rivers and lakes and mountain ranges, are held by the people in common with themselves and protected through the ultimate expression of that commonwealth, their ongoing act of self-government. The planet's burning up, and our politics is so soaked in oil and choking out its life's breath that it's committing acts of what seem like demented self-parody.
The central Arkansas spill caused by Exxon's aging Pegasus pipeline has reportedly unleashed 10,000 barrels of Canadian heavy crude - but a technicality says it's not oil, letting the energy giant off the hook from paying into a national cleanup fund. Legally speaking, diluted bitumen like the heavy crude that's overrun Mayflower, Arkansas, is not classified as 'oil'. And it's that very distinction that exempts Exxon from contributing to the government's oil spillage cleanup fund.
This has to be a joke, right? An Exxon pipeline ruptures and drowns a town in toxic glop, and Exxon is a oil company, but Exxon gets off the hook because the toxic glop its pipeline loosed upon the town, and the creeks, and the lakes isn't "technically" oil.
The strange exemption of heavy bitumen crude from classification as oil dates back to a time when the extraction of tar sands on a large scale was thought improbable with technology available at the time. However, while oil companies developed the means to transform Canadian tar sands into a booming energy sector, the legal definition of oil remained the same. The burst comes in the midst of a heated debate surrounding the controversial Keystone pipeline. If the plan goes through, the pipeline would carry the same type of bitumen, from the same region in Canada.
Gee, I wonder why "the legal definition of oil" remained the same? Can we assume that the people pumping this stuff out of the ground and all over the landscape knew more about it than the politicians who were supposed to make sure we were all protected? And can we further assume that those people knew that all they really cared about was their profits, and not the state of their pipelines, nor the true nature of the death-serum those pipelines soon would be carrying, and can we further assume that they knew that, if "the legal definition of oil" were changed to include the new stuff, then the inevitable pipeline in, oh, I dunno, maybe Arkansas would cost them a lot more money than if "the legal definition of oil" remained the same. And, so it did. Presto.
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Sinuously constructed in four interlocking parts, Paul Auster's fifteenth novel opens in New York City in the spring of 1967, when twenty-year-old Adam Walker, an aspiring poet and student at Columbia University, meets the enigmatic Frenchman Rudolf Born and his silent and seductive girfriend, Margot. Before long, Walker finds himself caught in a perverse triangle that leads to a sudden, shocking act of violence that will alter the course of his life.
Three different narrators tell the story of Invisible, a novel that travels in time from 1967 to 2007 and moves from Morningside Heights to the Left Bank of Paris to a remote island in the Caribbean. It is a book of youthful rage, unbridled sexual hunger, and a relentless quest for justice. With uncompromising insight, Auster takes us into the shadowy borderland between truth and memory, between authorship and identity, to produce a work of unforgettable power that confirms his reputation as "one of America's most spectacularly inventive writers."
Paul Auster is the bestselling author of Sunset Park, Invisible, Man in the Dark, Travels in the Scriptorium, The Brooklyn Follies, and Oracle Night. I Thought My Father Was God, the NPR National Story Project anthology, which he edited, was a national bestseller. His work has been translated into thirty-five languages. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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When I was that age, I loved reading Dr. Seuss - forcing my parents to re-read the same books over and over until I had memorized the words. Green Eggs and Ham was always my favorite. It was passed down from both my sisters, and was filled with random crayon doodles and tattered pages, some smudged and splattered with popsicle juice and Cheeto fingerprints.
In reading his books, the picture I conjured in my head of the children's author was a mix between Willie Wonka and Mark Twain - a tall, lanky man wearing candy-colored suits, sporting a handlebar mustache and surrounding himself with tiny magical Who people. A regular-looking fellow couldn't have come up with Sam I Am and the Fox in Socks.
In all actuality, Dr. Seuss looked more like Mr. Rodgers than Mr. Wonka.
Theodor Seuss Geisel was born on March 2, 1904, Springfield, Mass., the grandson of German immigrants. Before writing his first children's book, Geisel was an illustrator for several national magazines and marketing firms, and during World War II, he worked in the animation department of the United States Army, where he wrote Design for Death, a documentary that won the 1947 Academy Award for Documentary Feature.
Dr. Seuss wasn't even a doctor, even though his biography stated that he considered pursuing a PhD in English Literature from Oxford. However, he was more inclined to doodling than writing.
As an avid reader and a writer, I have such admiration for the authors of children's books. In reading works by Dr. Seuss, Roald Dahl (James and the Giant Peach, Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), and even J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter), I am amazed at how they develop fantasy worlds and utterly-real and unforgettable characters - sparking the imaginations of millions of children.
The genius of these authors and others developed and nurtured my love of reading, and I have tried to pass that love on to my nephew and my son - giving them the same timeless bestsellers I loved as a child. You see a book is really their ticket to anywhere their imagination wishes to go.
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David Ring Crownfield, 83, formerly of Cedar Falls, died Wednesday, November 20, 2013, at Parkview Manor, Reinbeck.
He was born June 24, 1930, in Brockton, Massachusetts, son of Frederic Rudolf, Sr. and Margaret Elizabeth Robbins Crownfield. He married Eleanor Lyman Bostwick in Blairstown, New Jersey, on July 29, 1953, and they later divorced.
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Survived by: three daughters, Elizabeth Eunice (John) Edminster of Jackson Heights, New York, Anne Bostwick Rider, and Eleanor Crownfield Ray of Iowa City; a grandson, David Ernest Ray; a brother, William Ritchie (Kathryn) of Greensboro, North Carolina; two nieces, M. Sue Kimmel and Heea Crownfield; two nephews, Grant Crownfield and Ritchie Crownfield; and his former wife.
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But if that is the party you want, a new venue in Washington, D.C., is breathing life into that formula too. Ed Bailey and John Guggenmos have been running gay clubs in the city for 20 years. They took over the legendary Tracks in 1989, opened the Nation in 2000, and Town in late 2007. The 20,000-square-foot Town used to be a straight hip-hop club that got shut down by the city and was taken over by a developer whose grand idea to turn the place into condos was gutted by the economy's epic failure, a sign of the times. But even Bailey acknowledges the scene's diversification is a good thing. 'Up until now, you didn't have a lot of nightlife options,' he says. 'You did the whole big gay club thing because that was the only place where everyone could go and be gay.' Now, D.C.'s gay scene thrums with 'alternative' parties like H'sker D's Bob Mould's Blow Off and a monthly dance party at DC9 called Taint, which features 'disco-dance skronk, punk-funk weirdness, and Bmore bangers' and caters to the people who know what those things mean.
After years of monolithic nightlife, pumping and looping like an endless techno track, why is gay nightlife suddenly fragmenting? For one thing, the model has shifted from gay super-clubs like Twilo and Limelight to small, more intimate venues that depend less on mass. Or, as Susanne Bartsch says, 'Bars are the new clubs. It's no longer about mega.' The same is true for identity. As self-confidence increases and prejudice wanes, gay men and women are free to be just who they want to be. Thanks in part to Google and Facebook, we now know that however obscure one's interests, there's always another gay out there getting his groove on to, say, Slipknot's 1999 hit 'Wait and Bleed.' As groups of all types of people -- from gay indie rockers to gay minimalist techno geeks -- reach sustainable critical mass, identifying as gay is no longer as interesting or as useful as it once was. We can be many identities simultaneously. Or, as Walt Whitman said, 'I am large. I contain multitudes.' So, like an AT&T ad, there are more bars in more places.
Perhaps the most misunderstood protagonist in the resurgence of gay nightlife is the Internet. The Web has been variously demonized as the destroyer of gay nightlife and lionized as the savior of the gay community. The truth is probably somewhere in between. A year ago, Phillip M., a 27-year-old grad student in Minneapolis, began to keep track of all the things he wasn't doing because he was on Manhunt. 'I thought of all the books I wasn't reading, the dinners I was skipping, the friends I wasn't spending time with.' So he deleted his account and began to read, eat, and go out. 'I began living my life in ways other than just sitting in front of my computer screen.'
He isn't alone. For many young men, Manhunt simply isn't cool. (Although it claims a majority membership of young users between 18 and 35, the online traffic-monitoring website Quantcast suggests it skews older, in the 35 to 49 range). 'Manhunt is totally 1.0,' scoffs Ryan Tracy, a young opera critic in New York. 'If you're at a bar,' Phillip explains, 'you won't necessarily feel bad after spending four hours out, even if you don't go home with anyone. But if you spend four hours online and sleep alone, you feel like you failed.' According to Dick M., a writer in New York who finds himself at bars more often than not, 'You can't have your drinks paid for online.' But Manhunt has also been yanked into the service of the new and better bar scene. 'The prevalence of Internet sex has changed everything,' says Starkweather. 'You don't have to go to a bar to get laid. There are plenty of chances to do it at home. Parties like Manthrax! are less about whether you can get your dick sucked and more about just having a good time.'


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The location and how clean th room was.
The heat was hard to control. It was either to hot or to cold.
The beds are clean & comfortable. The breakfast is good also.
The pool was cold & the hot tub was cold both had been vanalized so our stay was not as much fun.
The pool is way too cold to enjoy a swim.
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Clean +++ Bright Fresh Friendly staff Great location Continental breakfast included Pool facilities open late!
Wasn't clear that I was paying for only a single occupant. When you choose a room with two beds, one assumes the price is for two people - misleading.
A little outdated furniture
Good value for money. New bathroom. Clean. Continental breakfast included.
Some highway noise.
easy to find, plenty of space in the room, it was clean and the lady at front desk was very pleasant. A Chinese resturant attached to the Motel had good meals with very large servings. I would stay again.
Pillow, but through out Canada this has always been a problem. Its not confined to each hotel but seems to be with all.
Located right beside an awesome Chinese Restaurant!
Lighting in bathroom could be better.
Clean was good. View excellent
The staff are wonderful and is our little home away from home whenever we come to Kamloops. Perfect location for shopping, and taking our little dog for a walk in sagebrush in front of building. Breakfast is great and kids love waterslide.
We come to Kamloops often and like to stay here, but no pet rooms, so have to stay elsewhere in the winter as too cold for little dog to sleep in car. Our dog just requires place to sleep inside his kennel, and not running around, so providing at least one dog room with strict restrictions/fines if not adhered to would be great - would pay extra $10/night for this option! Also feel bit sick in the stomach about all the Styrofoam/paper cups, plates, forks, etc. that gets wasted/thrown out each day from breaky - real plates/cutlery would be better. For some reason, always fiddling with remotes here, but figure them out eventually.
I was pleasantly surprised by our stay. The people at the front desk was very nice and helpful, the rooms were clean and had a small fridge, the view is beautiful. We got what they claim we'd get. I booked it mainly for the pool and slide, given that I have two young and energetic kids. We saw lots of other people with kids so they must have had the same idea... The pool and hot-tub were well maintained and even the water for the pool is heated. They have free Wi-Fi, breakfast, and towels for the pool.
I liked everything about the inn but had an unpleasant experiance at the restaurant adjacent to the inn. We waited for over an hour, with no explanation, for the food. Having 2 young and hungry kids made it more difficult. We asked when the food is coming and were told "as soon as possible" several times. When the food finally arrived they didn't even appologize.
Could have been cleaner. Breakfast was poor.
They have a nice swimming pool.
The room cleanliness was excellent, the staff personel were always helpful and accommodating. Will definitely be a returning customer. Thank you!
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Clean kind
Friendly staff and there was all you needed. It was very cool that you could rent videos (vcr) for little money. Breakfast was ok. The view from our room was also very nice (overlooking the city). Hiking options near by and also a bit shopping mall.
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the pool and slides
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Nothing no complaints
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Clonezilla SE ?
Hi !
Maybe i think that it will be a good idea to have a HOWTO about Clonezilla Server Edition
This software is really great but it is quite complex as a standalone server with DRBL.
Clonezilla SE seems to be a great alternative to Ghost Suite and it's free :)
I Request the same on the German Howtoforge, but no one made an tutorial.
It will be great if someone write it.
In hope
PS: If some have another great tutoril how to set up more then 40 PC´s parallel can tell me ;)
Here you go: http://www.howtoforge.com/cloning-li...-clonezilla-se :)
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Thank you for doing this howto!
But I find the preliminary information a little too short... One or two network cards? Etch as DHCP server, or external?
I did follow your guidance to the point, and I could not boot clients from PXE. Most likely because a Windows 2003 server handle DHCP, and the scope does not involve the 10 first IP addresses in the subnet (default in the "lazyness" script).
I've tried this with one NIC and no DHCP server (except the one that comes with CloneZilla).
Alright. Then it would help a lot of newbies (we are the ones actually following these howtos, right ;)) if you update the howto with a little information on how you configured your NIC before starting the installation of DRBL /Clonezilla. And explaned that the server would fuction as a DHCP server.
I know youre busy and thank you very much for all your effort but since this is in the begging forum and all it would be lovely if you could provide some guidance on how to use two NICs as well so that you could have one for internet access and one for DHCP server/clients.
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As most of you may know they have stopped selling kevin merch at limited too. A lot of people have no idea why but its a load of crap that they did that. Kevin should not be singled out. Its not right. They woudln't be the Jonas Brothers without any of them. So thanks to a lot of people we have come up with some great ideas. First what we need to do is go to our local Limited Too. We need to go up the the counter and say, "Excuse me its unexceptible for there to be no Kevin Jonas." and just nag about how you want him back and if the people give you a hard time walk out of ithe store and try again the next time you go to the mall.We need everyone to do this. One person isn't going to save kevin. We need to show him that people love him. So do it for Kevin Jonas. We need everyone to sign this that supports Paul Kevin Jonas II! Love, Christyna
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Yesterday, the AICPA announced the results of the fourth quarter AICPA Economic Outlook Survey. The survey, which polls CEOs, CFOs, controllers and other CPAs who hold senior management accounting roles, found higher expectations for profits, revenue and expansion in the coming year.
Some 64 percent of survey takers now report that they are optimistic about prospects for the U.S. economy over the next 12 months. That is up from 52 percent last quarter and 38 percent a year ago.
As Politico reports, the survey found that respondents are actually slightly more optimistic about their own companies' prospects (67 percent, up 2 percentage points from last quarter), with 71 percent saying they expect their business to expand in the coming year.
Arleen R. Thomas, CPA, CGMA, senior vice president of management accounting and global markets at the AICPA explains in a Fox Business article on the survey. "As clouds lift on the economy, companies are shifting back into growth mode," she said.
While hiring signs are positive, a majority of business executives (62 percent) said they are dealing with increased competition for job candidates, with one in four saying they've lost out on a top recruit recently or had to leave important jobs open for extended periods of time.
'Availability of skilled personnel,' is now the No. 2 challenge for businesses, up from No. 3 last quarter.
More than one in three executives say they are offering higher salaries to aid recruitment efforts, while 20 percent are offering other financial incentives, such as a 401(k) match, employee stock options or an enhanced benefit package.
AccountingWEB highlighted additional findings of the survey:
The CPA Outlook Index—a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey— rose three points in the third quarter to 78, a post-recession high. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment.
Here's to the economy continuing to pick up steam in 2015 as the recession gets further in the rearview mirror.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
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The role of finance teams is expanding well beyond traditional accounting and financial reporting to encompass areas such as IT development, cyber security and strategic business planning. That's according to a recent survey of CEOs, CFOs and other senior level Chartered Global Management Accountant designation holders. In addition to growth in the role of accounting and finance, the survey - conducted by the AICPA - found that business complexity has been increasing significantly, a trend that is expected to continue in the coming years.When asked to gauge the change in the level of business complexity over the last three years, given the U.S. and global economic and regulatory environment as reference points, an overwhelming majority of CGMAs (93 percent) reported experiencing more complexity. Specifically, 30 percent reported experiencing significantly more complexity, 38 percent said they had seen a moderate increase in complexity, with 25 percent saying they've seen at least some increase. Less than one percent reported they had experienced less complexity.
Michael Cohn, writing in Accounting Today, quoted Arleen Thomas, CPA, CGMA, senior vice president of management accounting and global markets at the AICPA, in an article about the survey. "Increasing business complexity has become the new norm, and it's not surprising that businesses are having to adapt and manage to the rapid change. As a result, organizations are calling upon management accountants to play a larger role than ever before," she said.
On the issue of complexity, corporate executives don't see things improving anytime soon. When asked to look ahead three years, 94 percent of CGMAs say that complexity in the business environment will increase further. Of those, almost three-in-four (72 percent) predict a moderate or significant increase in business complexity. On the other hand, only one-in-twenty (5 percent) predict no change in complexity, and less than one percent say they expect business complexity to decrease in the next three years.
Jim Blake, CPA, CGMA, explained to the Wall Street Journal Radio that CGMAs are well suited to make sense of the complexity, analyzing the issues and using insights to drive strategy. "Chartered Global Management Accountants are increasingly being called upon to use their knowledge and expertise to take complex issues and break them down in an understandable fashion so they can be used for critical decision making," said Blake. "One of the things that is so critical to me is strategizing what is going to happen in the marketplace in the next three to five years. Management accountants are looked upon from our unique position to not just opine on the financial status of the company and provide reports and historical analysis, but also to be able to look forward with the data we have to do critical analysis. We have a seat at the table on strategy," he said.
CGMAs stated that their roles have moved beyond corporate accounting and financial reporting into multiple areas, with 58 percent of respondents stating that they were working in strategic business planning, underscoring Blake's comments.
Other areas of expansion include:
Valarie Rainey, CPA, CGMA, spoke to CFO.com about the ways in which the CFO can help lead the organization on cybersecurity, highlighting the expanded skill-set of the finance function. Rainey advised CFOs to have a working knowledge of the particular cybersecurity risks in their company. "You need to understand where attacks are coming or could come from, how the attacks are coming in, and what kind of data hackers are going after, as well what mitigations are in place to prevent attacks," she said.
In addition, Rainey advised that the role of the CFO is to primarily "focus on risks that have a high likelihood and a big potential impact on the business."
It is also critically important that organizations have a plan in place for communicating with customers if and when a security breach does occur. Rainey advocates for transparency, noting "how you respond is critically important to keeping customer relationships or at least starting to get them back to where they were."
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Amidst growing complexity and an expanded role for the finance function, the AICPA and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants recently launched a competency framework to help management accountants assess their current competency level and provide insight on steps they can take to expand their skills while meeting their commitment to lifelong learning. The framework is available to any finance professional, employer, or educator to benchmark their team's capability, create job profiles, or design curriculum.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
The deadline to file your 2013 taxes – or file for an extension – passed earlier this week. What's the significance of that? It's time to think about planning for the 2014 filing season.
As many CPAs will tell you – taxes are something to consider year round. And one of the best ways to ensure that you are best positioned to pay no more than you owe is by being meticulously organized throughout the year. Enterpreneur.com recently posted an article suggesting some technology tools that will keep you organized in advance of next tax season – and no, a shoebox to hold all your receipts is not one of them.
One of the suggested apps is called FileThis, whichgrabs all your statements, invoices and receipts from a host of banking, insurance and utilities organizations. The app allows you to store the documents on FileThis Cloud or forward them to other cloud storage providers and, most importantly, you can select a batch of documents and forward them directly to your CPA.
Another potentially useful app for those who do a lot of travel for work is TripIt. By forwarding travel confirmation emails—including flight, hotel, ground transportation and even Open Table reservations, you will have a complete picture of each trip. "In tax examinations travel expenses are often challenged and without adequate substantiation they're often disallowed in their entirety. But if you have everything in one spot, you can say to your tax preparer or an auditor, 'Here's the whole thing,'" said Greg LaFollette, CPA, vice president of product strategy at CPA2Biz.
The specific apps individuals will find useful depend upon their specific circumstances and preferences. The AICPA does not endorse any of the apps mentioned in the article; however, the possibility of using technology to stay organized in advance of filing your taxes is clear.
In addition to vowing to become more organized, consumers can take additional measures to ensure they are sufficiently prepared for next tax season. An article in TheStreet.com suggests steps individuals can take to cut down on surprises at tax time.
One easy step to take can be made after looking at your return for 2013.For example, the article states that there is a potentially easy fix if you received a large refund or faced a high tax bill in 2013. You can make a change by reaching out to the HR department and adjusting your withholding. In addition, if a major life change is on the horizon in 2014, note that a W4 adjustment can be made at any time.
Another easy - and important – step that you can take at any point is to find a tax preparer you know and like. The article recommends thinking about who you are going to select as your trusted adviser well in advance of the filing deadline. In addition to not having to rush to file your return, you'll have the opportunity to receive proactive advice that may actually lower your tax bill for the next year.
Have any other tips on how to be proactive about your taxes? Share them in the comments.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
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The AICPA recently released the results of the first quarter Economic Outlook Survey, which found business executives reporting a more favorable view on hiring and business expansion in the coming year. One of the motivating factors of this is an increased optimism about the U.S. economy as a whole.
Fox Business coverage of the survey, which polls CEOs, CFOs, controllers and other CPAs who hold executive and senior management accounting roles in U.S. companies, noted that just under half of respondents (49 percent) are feeling optimistic or very optimistic about the U.S. economy. Only 38 percent of executives felt equally positive last quarter.The CPA Outlook Index—a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey— rose a single point in the first quarter to 70 percent, a post-recession high. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment. The AICPA survey is a forward-looking indicator that tracks hiring and business-related expectations for the next 12 months
Speaking about the survey results, James Morrison, CPA, CGMA, CFO of Teknor Apex and chair of AICPA's Business & Industry Executive Committee, told ABC News "we're getting a little more comfortable that the economy can sustain growth. You need a strong base before companies are willing to make long-term decisions to hire."
On hiring, a majority of respondents (56 percent) continue to say their companies have the right number of employees. But 15 percent said they planned to hire immediately, up from 13 percent last quarter, while the percentage of survey takers who said their companies had too many employees shrank from 10 to 8. A majority of companies (75 percent) with hiring plans said they are seeking full-time workers. Only two percent said they were predominantly seeking part-time or temporary workers.
Emily Bader, covering the survey results in NJBiz, quoted Arleen R. Thomas, CPA, CGMA, AICPA's senior vice president of management accounting and global markets. "We're seeing signs that businesses are thinking more concretely about resources they'll need in place, from expanded staffing to investments in technology and other capital projects, to handle future growth," said Thomas.
Earlier this week, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said the U.S. economy was not close to full employment, though the unemployment rate has dropped a full percentage point – to 6.7 percent – in the last 12 months.
Despite the economy not being close to full employment, there is a growing expectation among survey respondents that the talent search will be competitive: Among the top 10 challenges identified within the survey, "availability of skilled personnel" rose from the No. 6 spot a quarter ago to No. 4.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
I don't really recall my mindset when applying to college (it's been more than five 15 years), but I can confidently say I should have spent more time thinking about my future employment prospects. Planning ahead would have allowed me to spend less time in college worrying that it would be difficult to find a job related to my major.
Luckily for high school students interested in accounting and college students planning to become CPAs, the job-related news about the profession lately has been very positive.
According to data from a survey conducted in November 2013 by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 61% of accounting majors from the class of 2013 had received at least one job offer – the third highest percentage of any major.The job-search site bright.com has recently released findings which reinforce the NACE survey. As Time Magazine reports, bright.com culled data from 70 million job postings, as well as information on job applicants, and found that "accounts and auditors" are the second most in-demand job category for 2014. The article notes that "with more than 1 million of these folks employed in the U.S., accountants make up one of the largest single blocks of above-average paying jobs in the country."
Chris Ekimoff, CPA, a graduate of AICPA's Leadership Academy, stressed how obtaining a CPA license is a smart career move. "The main focus after graduating from college is getting your Certified Public Accountant license. Those three letters [CPA] really make your career," Ekimoff says. "They will identify you in the marketplace, in the business world and in your career path as a professional willing to hold yourself to a higher standard and operate under a set of guidelines and principles that really set you apart."
Beyond the benefits Ekimoff outlines above, the Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that a CPA license improves job prospects with the accounting profession. In addition, research from Robert Half's 2014 salary guide for accounting and finances notes that a professional certificate increases pay by up to 10% - and that the CPA remains 'the most sought after designation' for employers.
If all of this great news isn't enough to energize and encourage the young men and women who are preparing to enter the accounting profession, I direct your attention to a blog post I wrote about the AICPA's Trends in the Supply of Accounting Graduates and the Demand for Public Accounting Recruits Report. Among the positive stats in the AICPA's research are a record 40,350 accounting graduates hired by public accounting firms in 2012 and 89 percent of those firms forecasting the same or increased hiring of graduates this year.
Combine all this great news with a BLS projection of 13% growth in accounting jobs from 2012-2022, and future CPAs have even more reasons to feel confident about their job prospects as they enter the profession.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
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In a recent post I detailed a number of articles highlighting tax tips provided by AICPA staff and members that individuals can use to save themselves money when they file their 2013 returns.
As the calendar flips to 2014 (the year of the polar vortex), AICPA members and staff have been providing guidance on how to 'recover' from holiday spending, save more in 2014, and outlining tax changes that may impact consumers.
Clare Levison, CPA, of the AICPA's Financial Literacy Commission, spoke to U.S. News and World Report to provide tips that consumers can use to cure a post-holiday financial 'hangover' caused by over spending.
"I would encourage people not to accumulate additional debt," said Levison, "Even though winter stuff might be on clearance, which seems crazy with the temperatures we've been having, try to resist going after the bargains."
Levison also advises those expecting to receive a large tax refund this year to use it to pay down debt. She suggests that any left over money after paying off those holiday charges should go directly into savings.
For those looking to save more money in the new year, the Associated Press tapped two members of the AICPA's Financial Literacy Commission to provide wise money resolutions for 2014.
Jerry Love, CPA, advises people to think small. Instead of resolving to save $1,200 over the year, focus on saving $100 a month instead. Once you see that you're able to meet that goal after a few months, you're more likely to stay on track for the rest of the year, says Love.
Lisa Featherngill, CPA/PFS, advises people to pay themselves first by making savings automatic, because manually moving money to a savings account makes it more likely to be forgotten. "You should invest in yourself before having a chance to spend the money," says Featherngill.
For more tips on managing finances, visit the AICPA's 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy website.
Laura Saunders writes in the Wall Street Journal that many experts feel while a comprehensive overhaul of the U.S. tax system is unlikely in 2014, there may be some changes this year.
Melissa Labant, Director of Taxation at the AICPA, highlights possible changes to the ability of states to tax the income of nonresident employees, such as salespeople who work in state temporarily.
The House passed one version of the bill in 2012 to limit state's ability to tax the income of nonresident employees who work in a state for 30 days or less a year. The bill has been reintroduced in the House and the Senate, with bipartisan support.
Labant says the AICPA strongly supports the bill, and hopes it will be enacted this year, which would reduce unnecessary tax-prep burdens for Americans.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
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As the calendar turns to December, AICPA experts have been speaking to reporters to educate the public about tax moves they can make before the end of the year. A number of these tips involve tax breaks that will either expire, or whose futures are uncertain and the steps that businesses, individuals and homeowners can take now to save themselves money when they file their 2013 return.
Jeffrey Porter, chairman of the AICPA's tax executive committee, spoke to CFO.com about corporate tax provisions which are set to expire after 2013.
According to Porter, one of the most important of the temporary tax provisions set to expire after 2013 is the 50 percent bonus depreciation, which was enacted as part of economic-stimulus legislation.
"Let's say you're a CFO, and you know you need to purchase a million-dollar piece of equipment. If you purchase it before the end of the year, you can get a $600,000 write-off in the first year," says Porter.In addition to the $500,000 first-year bonus depreciation that the company would get from purchasing the $1 million piece of machinery and then putting it into service before December 31, the company could write off the normal 20 percent of the other $500,000, according to the accountant.
Porter believes that the 50 percent bonus depreciation provision is one of the least likely 2013 business extenders among the 55 expiring business and individual tax breaks to be extended, increasing the importance to take advantage of it this year.
Ted Sarenski, CPA/PFS tells Reuters that he begins reaching out in mid-November to set up end of the year face-to-face meeting with clients for a big-picture account of their financial situation and advise them on steps they can take before the end of the year and how to plan for changes in the current year.
This year, in addition to annual topics like portfolio performance and investment strategy, Sarenski is discussing the implications of the Affordable Care Act, new Medicare rules and other changes in tax law that will affect clients' budgets in 2014.
Stressing the role CPAs play working with their clients year-round, Sarenski says "We (already) talked ... about some of the new taxes that cropped up. It gave us a talking point at mid-year. At year-end, we're going to remind everybody of those same things again."
Michael Goodman, CPA/PFS also stressed how maintaining connections with clients year-round helps the planning process and prevents surprises at year-end.
"We have deep, meaningful relationships with our clients," says Goodman. "The investments don't mean anything until you understand what they're trying to do."
Erin Carlyle reports in Forbes that with just a few weeks left in 2013, there are a few things homeowners should consider to maximize their tax benefits for 2013. Michael M. Eisenberg, CPA/PFS and Jordan Amin, CPA and former chair of the AICPA's Financial Literacy Commission, provide homeowners with the following tips they can use before year end.
The IRS offers a tax credit for making improvements to a home for energy efficiency. This can include insulation, air conditioning or heating units and other upgrades, which could allow the homeowner for a tax credit (a subtraction from taxes owed) of 10% of the cost, with a lifetime maximum of $500. Making the change before the end of the year is advised because, according to Eisenberg "[the credit] may be expiring at the end of the year."
Amin advises people who expect their incomes to go up may want to push their January mortgage payment into December. "If you're going to make that payment in the next 30 to 90 days anyway, it's almost silly not to accelerate and get the deduction, especially if your income is going to change," he said.
What are you advising your clients to do before the end of the year to reduce their tax burden for 2013? Let us know in the comment section.
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(WSCR) They popped champagne, smoked cigars and hoisted three NBA championship trophies, but they never spoke?
That's what Dennis Rodman told Yahoo's Graham Bensinger about his relationship with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen during his tenure with the Bulls.
"Me and Scottie and Michael never had a conversation in three years in Chicago," Rodman said. "Only time we had a conversation was on the court, that was it. And nobody believes that."
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Hearst Takes Equity Stake in Game Developer Spooky Cool Labs
Deal provides Hearst with a new platform for content extensions.
Hearst Corporation has officially entered the game space with a minority stake in mobile and social game developer Spooky Cool Labs.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"We're trying to push the boundaries a little more on creating 360-degree businesses around [intellectual property]," says Neeraj Khemlani, vice president and special assistant to the CEO for Hearst digital media. "Gaming isn't anything new, but part of our thinking is that at the heart of any creative expression is great IP."
Hearst, owner of A+E Networks television media, has already established itself in the social game arena, most notably with its Facebook enterprise Pawn Stars: The Game. Based off the eponymous popular reality television show, over 200 million users played the game in its first year.
A separate company, Fifth Column Games, was the developer behind that effort.
Khemlani believes his company has a chance to leverage a considerable portion of its IP in much the same way as it did with Pawn Stars. Contemporary media from Hearst's television and magazine properties, along with a "treasure chest" of vintage brands like Popeye, Betty Boop and Dennis the Menace held by the company's King Features arm, could all be used similarly.
Given the characters at the disposal of King Features, and the nostalgic lilt of Spooky Cool Labs' recent launch, The Wizard of Oz, the partnership makes sense.
"We can reimagine entertainment experiences around iconic characters that have already traveled the path of media evolution from print comics, to TV shows, to movies," Khemlani says. "This is just the next step."
But despite the classic-nature of their title, and the experience of the game developers—Joe Kaminkow and Larry DeMar—behind it, Spooky Cool Labs is a only two years old. Oz, released in October, was the company's first game.
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SeaTac minimum wage fight far from overon November 26, 2013 @ 6:45 am (Updated: 7:42 am - 11/27/13 )
An opposition group has announced it is requesting a recount of SeaTac's $15 minimum wage initiative.
Common Sense SeaTac announced Tuesday it will request a recount from King County. Election rules say a group may request a recount if costs are covered.
The initiative won by 77 votes in election results certified Tuesday afternoon. That was out of 6,003 votes counted.
"When an election is this close, everyone should be assured the outcome is as certain as possible," Common Sense SeaTac co-chairman Scott Ostrander said in a statement.
The recount request was expected. The SeaTac measure drew some $1.8 million in campaign spending in the small city, with national labor groups supporting the initiative and national business groups opposing it.
If the minimum wage survives a recount, it still faces a legal challenge.
"There are questions about whether the initiative violates the single-subject requirement of state law," said Gary Smith, with Common Sense SeaTac. "There are questions about whether the initiative gives the City of SeaTac powers over the Port of Seattle that are not legal."
Many businesses in SeaTac say they can't afford the $15 an hour minimum wage, and it will force them out of business or force them to cut employees.
Businesses inside the airport say it will put them at a competitive disadvantage because they won't be able to raise their prices to help offset the costs of the higher wages. The airport has used a street-pricing model for about ten years. It requires businesses inside the airport to charge the same prices that you would find outside the airport. It's been a way to keep those businesses from gouging customers.
Some airport businesses say they plan to ask for ways around the street-pricing model to help them handle the increased labor costs.
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Yahoo was unable to release classified data on the NSA as it would have amounted to treason, CEO Marissa Mayer told reporters. Speaking at a conference, Mayer and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg described how they were obliged to comply with the NSA.
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it was Mark Z that bought face recognition to his face book he is Jewish and bought the program from a Jewish company that had/has contracts with Mossad !
Mark Z..the biggest liar in our face today, both Yahoo and Facebook made hundreds of millions betraying their users. Now they cry like crocodiles after a good meal.
Cowards. Quitting Yahoo, and Facebook, and more.
Well... so they knew it!
That's why I do not use Google, Bing, Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, or Yahoo. This is my tenth year without them, to me they are parasitic sites...
The number one thing our government is suppose to do is protect our constitutional rights. After that then go after the bad guys. That's not the way it is working. Everybody is a bad guy in the United States and the people here are getting fed up. One and a half million bikers rode through wasghington DC on wednesday and the new media barely mentioned it. If it would have been a pro obamacare rally, there would have been nonstop news. The media in America is now in control of the Government. This is very very bad. When freedom of the press goes, it all goes.
I'v deleted my Real FB account. Over rated and I dont trust Mark.
I say then do it. Imagine the press if a Fortune 500 CEO gets taken to jail for protecting their user's data. Yahoo stock would have soared - especially if it then came out that competitors, Google, MSN, etc, had all complied.
A t this point all your "resistance&quo t; or "skepticism&quo t; just looks like a big CYA PR move and you don't appear any different than any of your competitors.
The real treason is to betray the People of the USA when the government is trying to harm the people by a few faux elites.
Damage control from those who profited by selling out Americans and the rest of the world to spying programs. If not for Snowden they would be still be rolling over and continuing their "token resistance'.
Surely, this is a case of too little, too late. When they were raking in millions on govt contracts and access to new technologies, they seemed content at the time. And now that Snowden has revealed their complicity on spying private citizens, they're suddenly on the side of privacy laws. This is no more a public relations stunt to mend their reputation than an actual attempt to fight for the protection of our freedoms. There is going to be a backlash for these giant internet companies & I am sure they are already noticing it.
...I am still not hearing any talking about a NSA fix! ...are we still being monitored by these freaks? NSA illegal intrusion is not mentioned in my user/privacy agreement - do I hear lawsuit?
I am delighted that Snowden made the decision to disclose the spying networks.
But nothing is being made against it. As far as experience tells me, nothing will happen. People will just slowly adapt to live within fascism and the so called freedoms, if there were any, will vanish as time goes.
Just prove me wrong so that I can be happy about it.
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- 0Feb 22, '13 by MLB55I work at very large teaching, level one trauma center and there are a few practices that I have questioned in regards to lines.
First one is, two Mac or cordis (introducter) lines inserted into the same IJ during liver cases. I understand the rationale for big access in these cases as they require tons of transfusions. My concern is two 9 fr catheters in one vessel, does any one else see this as a problem. I asked an anesthesia resident and he said because it's easier to do 2 sticks on One prepped site rather than cleaning another... Seems more of a convenience than anything. He also rationalized it as the vessels can expand to accommodate this.
Second, I've seen anesthesia residents and even fellows change art lines over wires to the long femoral arterial lines in a radial artery! Again my concern is that burden on a smaller vessel to hold a catheter that probably almost reaches the elbow. I asked one resident if this was "ok" and his response was probably not.
What do you think?
- 0Feb 22, '13 by detroitdanoYeah, that sounds pretty shady.
A Cordis is HUGE. Two in the same IJ is just asking for trouble in my opinion. Liver patients are usually the ones getting them, and their coagulopathy would have me concerned about them bleeding around two large catheters like that.
A Cordis might be convenient, but if you don't have another access already, they should be putting in a triple lumen instead. Push for that. If you connect the blood tubing directly into a triple lumen's port instead of using connectors, you can pressure bag blood in at a wicked fast rate, typically in under 5 minutes, so a Cordis doesn't give you that much of an advantage unless they're bleeding out their eyeballs for hours on end. I've never seen a real benefit to someone getting a unit of blood in 60 seconds versus 5 minutes.
I've never seen any of our fellows put a fem kit into a radial artery, not to mention how much longer the wire is and the risks that might involve.
- 0Feb 22, '13 by MLB55The two cordis' are for the OR. We would pull one of them once they got to the unit. I've heard of livers getting 91 liters of blood/fluid during a case. So the benefit of two major lines could be needed, I just think they should be different sites.
Speaking of which, trauma from Ed after being run over by our transit train got two cordis' in each fem... Plus a triple lumen in the subclavian. He got at least 75 units of products in his first 24 hrs.
- 0Feb 22, '13 by detroitdanoQuote from MLB55Oh, I thought you meant they were bringing them up from the ED with two Cordis' in the same site and leaving them like that for days. Traumas bleeding out is different than a liver failure/GI bleed. I think the most units of blood I've ever given in a 12 hour shift is 20, so that's doable with one Cordis or a good solid triple lumen.The two cordis' are for the OR. We would pull one of them once they got to the unit. I've heard of livers getting 91 liters of blood/fluid during a case. So the benefit of two major lines could be needed, I just think they should be different sites.
Speaking of which, trauma from Ed after being run over by our transit train got two cordis' in each fem... Plus a triple lumen in the subclavian. He got at least 75 units of products in his first 24 hrs.
In a trauma, I suppose if you're going to go through the whole sterile procedure of doing a line and it's either a dead patient or two good lines to dump blood products in, that's a different case. Might not be the ideal scenario, but it's like in PALS where if you've got an infant that needs AED pads it's either throw adult pads on A/P if you have nothing smaller, or have a dead baby. Gotta do what you gotta do.
- 0Feb 24, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorHow can they be in the same vessel? If one is in the EJ and the other is in the IJ it should be fine. The long a lines...my question is why would they do that???? If you could get it to thread it should be fine and it might be in far but it wouldn't be near the elbow.
Many times anesthesia places the lines where they can access them due to the draping and positioning of the patient in the OR.
- 0Feb 25, '13 by meandragonbrettTwo double lumen cordis for every liver transplant.
- 0Feb 26, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from MLB55Yes they are....sort of.....eventually they dump into the subclavian....and yes they can take the volume.They are directly superior/inferior of each other. They are indeed in the same vessel.
The internal jugular vein collects blood from the brain, the outside of the face and the neck. It runs down the inside of the neck outside the internal and common carotid arteries and unites with the subclavian vein to form the innominate vein.
The external jugular vein collects most of the blood from the outside of the skull and the deep parts of the face. It lies outside the sternocleidomastoid muscle, passes down the neck and joins the subclavian vein.


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My Life with cars… well let's see how my life is involved with the life on wheels. I grew up as a kid with both parents loving cars and I feel like I have inherited that liking growing up with the both of them. My dad would always buy and tryout various cars, fullsize, flagships, sports & bikes. He used to own many vehicles and sadly gave them up, perhaps he use to have a 1965 Lincoln Continental, a 1977 Corvette, a 1974 Datsun 260z, and other various Vehicles such as Lincolns and a Dodge Stealth. My mother on the other hand use to have a 1968 MGB, 1982 Porsche 911, and a 1988 Porsche 928. All those cars no longer exist after all the Maintenance failures we had to go through with them. Roughly said I wish I had the experience to help out my dad to repair the vehicles and may collect afterwards.
Right now I drive a Hyundai Accent, its nothing like I would ask for but it gets me from point a to b with a small price to pay, compared to my previous car "1985 Grand Marquis".
Personally, I love to drive fullsize vehicles, perhaps boats as most people would call them, I just like the feel of them when it comes to driving, but I also enjoy the sportyside with a manual transmission and go fast.
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