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Members' Co-operation COMESA and ACCA COMESA has partnered with the Association of Chartered and Certified Accountants (ACCA) to encourage and promote corporate governance in both the public and private sector. ACCA runs an on-line diploma course on Corporate Governance, which has attracted students from several COMESA countries. Considering the importance of transparency, accountability and corporate governance, COMESA Secretariat is awarding prizes to three overall graduates in three different levels. This is in line with the cooperation agreement signed between COMESA and ACCA. 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We trust that ECSAFA members who are also members or associates of IFAC, have received the package of materials including an instruction guide to Part 2 and confidential access and password information. We encourage you to complete the questionnaire and submit it on time. The questionnaire and other relevant information about Part 2 are also available on the Compliance Programme website (www.ifac.org/ComplianceProgram). Future Meetings Dates 18th – 20th May 2006 Meetings EXCOM, Council and Annual General Meetings 7th ECSAFA Congress and EXCOM and Council meetings Host & Location Swaziland Institute of Accountants at Mbabane The Society of Accountants in Malawi at Mangochi near Lake Malawi 27th – 30th September 2006 The theme of the Congress is "Africa's response to Globalisation – Declarations from the warm heart of Africa". Guidance to Help Strengthen Accountancy Bodies and Contribute to Economic Stability Worldwide IFAC"s Developing Nations Committee has released new guidance entitled Establishing and Developing a Professional Accountancy Body. The guidance will be a valuable resource to development partners, governments and others seeking to build accountancy capacity in various countries, as well as many of IFAC's current and future member organisations. It addresses a variety of situations, including where a formal accountancy profession does not exist in a country, where the profession exists and there is a desire to establish a professional accountancy body and where an existing professional body requires further development and enhancement. It includes practical implementation guidance, case studies and examples. It is available on a CD-ROM or electronically through the IFAC website (www.ifac.org). 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These may be firstname.lastname@example.com. emailed to IFAC Board Meetings At its Council meeting in Auckland, New Zealand on 15 − 18 November 2005, IFAC introduced initiatives to help developing nations and further to support quality performance by accountants worldwide specifically developing a new guidance on "Establishing and Developing a Professional Accountancy Body" as noted above. In addition, it released a new information paper to clarify the roles and responsibilities of professional accountants in business, considered a revised Constitution to continue to strengthen its governance, and appointed six new Board members. The CAG also acts as an enhancement of the credibility of the standard setting processes and as a result, quite a number of international regulatory forums are represented on the CAG. The following are some of the more interesting and important highlights from these meetings. i) IAASB CAG 1. IAASB and staff members provided feedback on the progress and result of the exposure process of the following proposed new and revised standards: Audit documentation approved in September 2005. Related Parties – approved in December 2005. The Independent Auditors' Report on other Historical financial Information. The Audit of Group Financial statements – there are still quite a number of unresolved issues on this document (mainly division of responsibility). Materiality – still under debate. It appears likely that mainly two broad and separate matters will be addressed, namely materiality when planning the audit and the evaluation of misstatement. Estimates – it appears as if this project would ultimately result in two different standards, one addressing estimates and another dealing with the auditing of fair values. International Auditing And Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) Chair IFAC is searching for a chair of the IAASB. 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The staff will commence a new project on material weaknesses in internal control – what this term entails and how auditors should report on it. It would probably not result in a separate standard, but modifications to existing standards. Other new projects include external confirmations and using the work of an expert. 3. 3. It is important to note that the IFAC SME Committee is working on an ISA guide for use in the audits of SMEs. Quite some time was spent on the clarity project, its objectives and benefits for member bodies. (A separate article is written on this). 4. be provided by the auditor are under discussion. Network firms This matter was recently under discussion and an exposure draft issued for comment. The intention is to expand the definition of a network firm (in the context of considering this when judging auditor independence). Additional guidance will probably be provided. The Ethics Committee is also considering the very topical issue of whistle blowing. 4. ii) Ethics Committee CAG This is a fairly new body and is still in an infant stage in so far as finalising and clarifying operating procedures are concerned. However, the CAG had an opportunity to receive feedback and comment on a number of important matters relating to the Code, currently under revision. These include: 1. Auditor Independence It seems as if the 7 year partner rotation will be retained, but the relief for smaller firms would be removed. The 2 year cool-off period for the audit partner rotated off not to be involved in the audit might be extended to 3 year. Compensation schemes for partners and the threat that it could pose for auditor independence is also under review. The provision of tax services is being debated as it is felt that the Code does not sufficiently address this matter. The provision services of non-audit IFAC proposed new governance structure IFAC is inviting comments on proposed revisions to its Constitution that will better reflect the purpose of IFAC and how it will meet the expectations of stakeholders. The invitation to comment on Proposed Revision of the International Federation of Accountants' Constitution, proposes changes to reflect threetiered governance document structure, which would include: IFAC constitution, IFAC bylaws and IFAC policies and Procedures Manual. We encourage you to provide comments by February 1, 2006. The revised draft constitution may be downloaded from the IFAC website (www.ifac.org). TECHNICAL MATTERS Auditing Enhancing the clarity of international standards The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) has issued four Exposure Drafts (EDs) in a new drafting style. 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The key elements of the new drafting style include basing the standards on objectives, as opposed to procedural considerations; using the word "shall" to identify requirements that the professional accountant is expected to follow in the vast majority of engagements; eliminating the present tense to describe actions by the professional accountant, which some practitioners regarded as ambiguous in terms of obligation; and structural improvements to enhance the overall readability and understandability of the standards. The following four proposed standards have been re-drafted in the new style: auditors" reports dated on or after 31 December 2006. Linked to this is the auditor"s consideration of the acceptability of the financial reporting framework applied in preparing the financial statements. This was provided by way of amendments to ISA 200 − Objective and General Principles Governing an Audit of Financial Statements and ISA 210 − Terms of Audit Engagements. Proposed Exposure Draft ISA 701 − The Independent Auditor's Report on Other Historical Information was issued by the IAASB in June 2005. This was intended to become effective at the same time as ISA 700 (Revised). It will not be finalised before the amendments to ISAs 200 and 210 come into effect. The IAASB has agreed to defer the effective date of certain requirements and guidance in the amended ISA 200 and the amended ISA 210 until ISA 701 becomes effective due to possible inconsistencies or uncertainties between certain requirements of ISAs 200 and 210 and those of the proposed ISA 701. Accounting Proposed ECSAFA Guideline on Financial Reporting by SMEs The comment deadline for the guide was 31 December 2005. The ECSAFA task team will now evaluate the comments received before making recommendations to the ECSAFA EXCOM. The Guide is intended as an interim measure for SMEs preparing financial statements in the ECSAFA region until such time as the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has completed its project of developing SME standards. International Financial Reporting Standards ECSAFA encourages members who have adopted International Financial Reporting Standards to refer to the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) website, particularly the "IASB Update" section, in order 5 ISA 240 − The Auditor's Responsibility to Consider Fraud in an Audit of Financial Statements; ISA 300 − Planning an Audi of Financial Statements; ISA 315− Understanding the Entity and Its Environment and Assessing the Risks of Material Misstatement; and ISA 330 − The Auditor's Procedures in Response to Assessed Risks. A separate detailed article has been included at the end of this Newsletter. Effective dates of recent amendments to ISAs 200 and 210 deferred ISA 700 − The Independent Auditor's Report on a Complete Set of General Purpose Financial Statements, has been issued with effect for to obtain information relating developments (www.iasb.org). to recent Ethics Strengthening auditor independence The independence of auditors was the focus of an international forum hosted by the IFAC Ethics Committee. Forum participants, including regulators, standard setters, leaders of accountancy organizations and members of the profession, supported the principles-based approach to independence expressed in the IFAC Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants, and suggested ways in which the Code might be clarified or augmented to provide auditors with clearer guidance in addressing independence issues. The need to educate not only members of the profession but also regulators, management, boards of directors and audit committees on the expectations of auditors with respect to independence was emphasised. This could be done through the following: Implementation guidance, including examples of appropriate and inappropriate safeguards to independence threats. Guidance with respect to public-interest entities and the ethics concepts that apply to such entities. Increased clarity regarding the application of the Code with respect to tax services. Consideration of embracing ethical compliance within a quality control framework. developments in the equivalent IFRSs. To assist accountants in applying IPSASs, the IPSASB has issued ED 25 − Equal Authority of Paragraphs in IPSASs. This ED proposes that the Prefaces to International Public Sector Accounting Standards, be revised to clarify that all paragraphs within IPSASs have equal authority. Comments on the exposure drafts are requested by 31 January 2006. Standards to enhance transparency of government financial statements The exposure draft ED 27 − Presentation of Budget Information in Financial Statements has been issued and deals with the reporting of budget information in general purpose financial statements. It applies to entities that are required to make publicly available the approved budgets for which they are held accountable. It proposes the disclosure of the original and final approved budgets and actual financial information on a comparable basis to the budget. The IPSASB has also issued ED 28 − Disclosure of Financial Information about the General Government Sector. Statistical bases of financial reporting require governments to present financial information about the general government sector, which comprises those entities that fulfil the core functions of government as their primary activity. Statistical reporting bases and IPSASs have many similarities in their treatment of particular transactions and events, but there are also differences. This can be confusing to users, particularly in jurisdictions in which governments issue financial reports prepared in accordance with both statistical and accounting reporting bases. This exposure draft proposes disclosure about the general government sector in general purpose financial statements and mechanisms to better explain those differences. The ED does not require disclosure of such information, but prescribes reporting requirements that must be adopted by governments that elect to make such disclosures. 6 The IFAC Ethics Committee will be considering these and other issues raised through its public consultation process, as it updates the independence section of the Code. 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Explaining what the absolute "must do"s" of each standard are – thus, what must be done (requirements that are obligatory) and what comments are just intended as further recommendations or guidance. Removing the ambiguity about certain requirements by using understandable language. Currently, the standards are often written in less than plain English. This makes translation quite difficult. Restructuring the contents and reformatting the lay-out of standards to make them more understandable and user-friendly. of particular importance to small and medium practitioners and those auditing SMEs. The clarified standards would therefore highlight aspects of specific interest to SMEs. This will be done under a specific sub-heading, but at the relevant juncture within the standard, in order to read this guidance within context. Each clarified ISA will therefore consist of the following: Scope of the ISA. Effective date. Objective to be achieved. Definitions. 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Although the presence of neurotrophin p75 receptor on sympathetic nerves is a well-recognised feature, there is still a scarcity of details of the distribution of the receptor on cerebrovascular nerves. This study examined the distribution of p75 receptor on perivascular sympathetic nerves of the middle cerebral artery and the basilar artery of healthy young rats using immunohistochemical methods at the laser confocal microscope and transmission electron microscope levels. Immunofluorescence methods of detection of tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) in sympathetic nerves, p75 receptor associated with the nerves, and also S-100 protein in Schwann cells were applied in conjunction with confocal microscopy, while the pre-embedding single and double immunolabelling methods (ExtrAvidin and immuno-gold-silver) were applied for the electron microscopic examination. Immunofluorescence studies revealed "punctuate" distribution of the p75 receptor on sympathetic nerves including accompanying Schwann cells. Image analysis of the nerves showed that the level of co-localization of p75 receptor and TH was low. Immunolabelling applied at the electron microscope level also showed scarce co-localization of TH (which was intra-axonal) and p75. Immunoreactivity for p75 receptor was present on the cell membrane of perivascular axons and to a greater extent on the processes of accompanying Schwann cells. Some Schwann cell processes were adjacent to each other displaying strong immunoreactivity for p75 receptor; immunoreactivity was located on the extracellular sites of the adjacent cell membranes suggesting that the receptor was involved in cross talk between these. It is likely that variability of locations of p75 receptor detected in the study reflects diverse interactions of p75 receptor with axons and Schwann cells. It might also imply a diverse role for the receptor and/or the plasticity of sympathetic cerebrovascular nerves to neurotrophin signalling.
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- Title
- On the presence of neurotrophin p75 receptor on rat sympathetic cerebrovascular nerves
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Journal of Molecular Histology
Volume 39, Issue 1 , pp 57-68
- Cover Date
- 2008-02-01
- 10.1007/s10735-007-9126-1
- Print ISSN
- 1567-2379
- Online ISSN
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- Immunolabelling
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- Tim Cowen (1)
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- 1. Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology (Hampstead Campus), Royal Free and University College Medical School, University College London, Rowland Hill Street, London, NW3 2PF, UK


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Other opinion: Cut use of antibiotics in livestock
The rise of drug-resistant bacteria is one of the more alarming health threats of the past several decades. Some of the nation's top hospitals, including one operated by the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, have experienced deadly outbreaks.
Altogether, such infections kill an estimated 23,000 Americans each year, which is more than die of leukemia, Parkinson's disease or HIV/AIDS, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. One factor thought to be contributing to the deadly trend is the use of antibiotics in farm animals.
That's why the announcement this week by the federal Food and Drug Administration that regulators will ask drug manufacturers to voluntarily alter their labels so that livestock producers will no longer be able to use antibiotics to promote animal growth is a step in the right direction. The only question is whether it represents a big enough step.
That the rule is voluntary is troubling enough, but just as concerning is that the FDA has left open the opportunity for producers to use antibiotics for "disease prevention." The loophole means producers can claim whole flocks of chickens or herds of cattle should be administered drugs for therapeutic goals but will still benefit from the faster growth rates.
As Keeve Nachman, a scientist with the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future, observed, the guidelines only change how drugs are labeled, not necessarily how they will be used. The FDA could easily have taken bolder action to protect the effectiveness of antibiotics — and reduce the likelihood that the "superbug" problem will worsen.
Clearly, what's needed is a fundamental change in farm practices. The meat industry is attracted to antibiotics not only because they promote growth but because they allow animals to be raised in close quarters and factory-like conditions. Under those circumstances, the risk of bacterial infection spreading among animals is greater.
This may also be a case of a regulatory agency closing a barn door a bit late. Consumers have increasingly looked for meats that are antibiotic-free. Fast-food giant McDonald's already won't buy beef that has been treated with antibiotics used in human medicine "when used solely for growth promotion purposes."
Nor is the U.S. exactly on the cutting edge of the public health trend. Many European countries banned the use of penicillin, streptomycin and tetracyclines to boost animal growth rates in the 1970s. The laws were updated across the European Union in 2006. Denmark, a huge pork exporter, restricted the use of antibiotics in animals for all purposes 10 years ago — and discovered costs only rose marginally for its farmers.
How was that possible? Experts say better animal management practices that improve sanitation and reduce stress on the animals will make them less susceptible to bacterial infections. In others word, more open spaces and fewer feedlots.
What makes this problem particularly alarming is that fewer new antibiotics are in the development pipeline to replace those already on the market. Drug-resistant infections are costing Americans an estimated $26 billion in health care costs annually, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Right now, farmers use far more antibiotics to treat animals than doctors prescribe to human beings — and that's been the case for years. That fact alone should have spurred stronger regulatory action years ago.
Nevertheless, the FDA's plan may lack sufficient bite, but it should prove helpful. And it also has the benefit of strong support from companies like Zoetis and Elanco, leading makers of veterinary drugs, and from the meat industry, which has now gone on record in support of reducing antibiotic use in farm animals. Closer to home, Salisbury-based Perdue Farms Inc. has already taken the position of using antibiotics only under a veterinarian's supervision when "medically appropriate" and not to promote growth.
If that's the case, making the rules mandatory instead of voluntary — and investing in greater monitoring to ensure compliance — ought to be the agency's next step. After all, the FDA should be about protecting human health, not corporate profits. We strongly suspect the public would not mind paying slightly more for meat (if that's even necessary) if it reduces the likelihood of a life-threatening bacterial outbreak.
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This should not be confused with a community meeting also being held tonight at the EPA Academy where neighbors can comment about proposals for replacing the Pope/Chaucer Street bridge and the effects it will have on our beautiful San Francisquito Creek.
When: 6:30pm 1/29/14
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Please come to the EPA Academy and hear what is being proposed and voice your comments/concerns, etc!
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NC. Dept. Of Coastal Management data shows Accretion Increased by 11%, and Erosion Reduced by 13% along NC Coastline since 1980. Unfortunately, DCM hasn't shown where, how much , or why? Nonetheless, Increasing Accretion sure contravenes prognostications of ASLR for the NC Coast.
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The International Rugby Board has welcomed record viewing figures for the HSBC Sevens World Series and hailed it as "an exciting time" for the shortened version of the game.
The 2011-12 Series, that saw New Zealand wrap up a 10th title ahead of Fiji and England, was shown in 152 territories in six continents with 31 different broadcasters serving up the best in Sevens action in 16 languages. As a result, the Series reached 374 million homes with an estimated global audience of 850 million people.
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I was skimming through some photos in my camera and found a lot of pictures from last year's Seoul Lantern Festival which my husband and I came to see before we went to the Philippines in November. I was going to talk about the festival and share the photos in my blog, but I suffered from "temporary amnesia" as a result of my preoccupation with our business in the PI. Now I'm back in Korea, back to sanity, back to blogging… but I miss my Mom and the family back home. I can't wait to see them again this summer.
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Dec 8th, 2008, 03:26 AM
How will Jelena do in 2009 rank-wise? I personally think top 50. I know some people will say I'm insane but I think she will do it. I even want to say top 30 :p .
Dec 8th, 2008, 11:41 AM
That's weird you said top 70 because that is what I said in another thread:p
So atleast top 70.
Dec 8th, 2008, 11:46 AM
If she works really hard, if she remains consistent, she could reach a ranking between 70 and 100.
Dec 8th, 2008, 02:41 PM
That's weird you said top 70 because that is what I said in another thread:p
So atleast top 70.
I know, I changed my mind:lol:. Actually last year I thought she was going to end top 100 after she qualified at Hobart but yeah:tape:. I'm very fickle-minded.
Dec 8th, 2008, 03:58 PM
She'll be number 1 in the world and win the 4 grandslams.
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IF Jelena commits to a full WTA schedule for the whole season she can at least make the top 50 and maybe higher:)! But thats a big if with JD!!!!
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If she really lost to Daniela 6-1, 6-1 then I change my mind :o.
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Top50 would be a success.
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