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Suckers Announce New Album
By Jenn Pelly on February 27, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. EST
The anthemic Brooklyn psych pop group Suckers have announced a new album, Candy Salad, to follow their debut full-length from 2010. The record was produced by Matt Boynton (Black Dice, MGMT), and is out April 24 via Frenchkiss.
Photos: Menomena / Suckers
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Menomena and Suckers played the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, North Carolina last night, and our photographer Elisabeth Vitale was there.
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Video Premiere: Suckers: "Black Sheep"
By Larry Fitzmaurice on June 16, 2010 at 1:05 p.m. EDT
In this clip for Suckers' Animal Collective-y jam "Black Sheep", directed by the fittingly named Virtual Flame Productions, the Brooklyn indie rockers jams out to the Wild Smile track amidst psychedelic effects and VHS-styled imagery. All in all, it looks like a music video you might have caught playing on public access television at three in the morning. Except you're not watching television. You're staring at your computer.
Check out the video below, or over at Pitchfork.tv.
MGMT, Yeasayer, Suckers Members Appear in New Movie Wah Do Dem
By Tom Breihan on May 12, 2010 at 9:00 a.m. EDT
If you're in search of this generation's Brooklyn hipster-pop equivalent of Singles (or at least Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist), there's a promising candidate in the form of Wah Do Dem, a new movie from directors Sam Fleischner and Ben Chace. Singer-songwriter Sean Bones stars as a recently-dumped Brooklyn skateboarder who gets lost in Jamaica after winning a free cruise. Norah Jones and Yeasayer's Ira Wolf Tuton also star in the film, and it features appearances by Suckers (who perform live in the film) and MGMT's Ben Goldwasser, as well as music from Santigold, Yeasayer, MGMT, Suckers, the Congos, and Bones.
The film arrives on DVD October 26, via Factory 25. Watch a trailer below, and click here to hear songs from the soundtrack.
Premiere: Suckers: "Black Sheep"
By Ryan Dombal on March 25, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. EDT
The new single from hotly tipped Modest Mouse devotees Suckers is called "Black Sheep". Feel free to stream or download it above. The track is featured on the Brooklyn band's forthcoming debut LP, Wild Smile, due out on Frenchkiss June 8. Suckers are heading out on a massive North American tour with label mates Local Natives soon; check here for dates. And if you like "Black Sheep", you can support it financially when it goes up on iTunes March 30.
Suckers Announce Debut Album
By Ryan Dombal on March 8, 2010 at 5:35 p.m. EST
Photo by Sam Fleischner
Since we saw Brooklyn indie rockers Suckers play an impressive set at last year's SXSW, they've gone onto take an increasingly familiar path-- release an EP with at least one great song, play shows with MGMT, do a Daytrotter session, sign to Frenchkiss.
Finally, their debut full-length is ready: Wild Smile comes out June 8. Most of the record was produced by Chris Zane (Passion Pit, Walkmen, Tokyo Police Club), and it features EP highlight "It Gets Your Body Movin'" along with recent single "Save Your Love for Me", which you can listen to here.
As a little bonus, the guys are offering a non-album cover of the Raveonettes' anti-rape song "Boys Who Rape (Should All Be Destroyed)", which you can download or stream below. Tracklist and a whole bunch of upcoming tour dates are after the jump, too:
Suckers Sign to Frenchkiss
By Tom Breihan on February 25, 2010 at 1:10 p.m. EST
Photo by Sam Fleischner
Last year, Rising Brooklyn indie crew Suckers released their self-titled debut EP. And now, as they get ready to drop their first full-length, they've joined fellow Rising bands the Antlers and Local Natives over on the Brooklyn label Frenchkiss, which is quickly amassing one of the most loaded rosters in all of indiedom.
Hear Suckers: "Save Your Love for Me"
By Tom Breihan on October 27, 2009 at 3:10 p.m. EDT
Photo by Sam Fleischner
Earlier this month, we told you that Brooklyn up-and-comers Suckers had signed to Gigantic and that they'd release a new 7" on November 24 via Insound. But you won't have to wait until next month to hear "Save Your Love for Me", the sprawling, hymn-like six-minute A-side. (The B-side is a remix of Suckers' BNM'ed breakout jam "It Gets Your Body Movin'" by Chris Keating of Yeasayer.)
And yes, frontman Quinn Walker really is singing, "This world's a colonoscopy / Save your love for me."
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By Stephen M. Deusner on October 23, 2009 at 1:25 p.m. EDT
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Waiting in The Delancey, which is hosting the NME Showcase, I heard people around me repeatedly saying the name of the next band with exaggerated sarcasm-- Suckers!-- as if they'd just made off with the drummer's wallet. But Suckers neither suck nor get fooled. They're a savvy Brooklyn band who favor big moments and soaring chant-along choruses, and their reputation as a spirited live act drew an impressive mix of festival-going industry types and hometown fans.
Suckers Sign to Gigantic
By Ryan Dombal on October 5, 2009 at 1:05 p.m. EDT
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After catching our ear with their brilliant track "It Gets Your Body Movin'" and their self-titled EP this spring, Rising Brooklyn band Suckers are making moves. The group has signed with NYC-based label Gigantic and are prepping to enter the studio with producer Chris Zane (Passion Pit, the Walkmen, Tokyo Police Club) next month to lay down their debut LP.
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April 14th, 2008 #1
Abstract paintings...and other garbage.
I mean no offense by the title of this thread, just hoping to spur discussion.
I'll admit it. I'm dense when it comes to art appreciation and I probably am just ignorant to the qualities of abstract art. Or perhaps like all art, there are some good, fewer great, and a whole lot of bad. I usually don't get abstract/installation art but I see galleries/studios full of them, often at hilarious prices. There are a few I've mildly enjoyed, but countless more that I did not. I was just at a gallery walk last friday and 75% of the paintings were abstract and I just can't see the appeal.
Also the three "abstract" artists I spoke to were either very defensive or shy and responded to my sincere (and polite) inquiries with either hostility or redirecting back to me and my paintings.
I wonder if anyone shares my feelings, and could direct me to some abstract art/artists that may have moved you.
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Deliciouspeter...don't bother about judging this stuff., Instead get some paint and canvas and actually try to do a good large abstract painting. Try with all your heart and soul to make a really cool work of art that is totally abstract. In my opinion, only then will you appreciate anything about the genre. You may never like it over "realist" art, but you will see that anything that difficult to make good must have some merit. Its kinda like photography. You may not think Photography is art, but it sure is hard to take a good non-boring photograph.
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In addition to what Kev has said, you should study the history of the twentieth century, especially the first half. You can't fully understand any art without understanding the culture that produces it, and abstraction is even harder because the subject matter is outside the work of art itself.
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You're not alone, I used to be the same way, even last year I should say. But really, I have to agree with what both of them said. It looks like "Not Art" to begin with, but it is very difficult to do compared to traditional art. Also there is a lot of bad abstract just there is a lot of bad everything else, It's just easier to come across a bad abstract piece because of the reason that it is very difficult. You have to have a lot of patience, and knowledge of color theory and composition to make a truly good abstract piece... And of course practice in this area.
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April 15th, 2008 #5
I remember in my art book in school there was a blank canvas with one black square on it that was worth about $35k. The page went on this big spiel about how the artist was trapped and his frustration with the art community bla bla bla. I thought "IT'S A SQUARE".
I've never understood abstract art, but whenever anyone says that to me I feel the need to defend it simply because of the artistic medium, I just have no idea what to say to them. I wish I knew what it was about abstract art that makes it so special, as I really would like to enjoy it, but dang it I just can't figure it out.
April 15th, 2008 #6
I understand the idea behind abstract art, just not the pricing.
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Been a while since I hit up the CA.org Forums, let alone reply... but I'm in a posting mood tonight so here we go.
I see abstract art more as a technical exercise than anything else. As others have said, I myself used to think it was all useless retarded crap... until I read up on it and understood the point and history behind it.
Nonetheless, even after reading up on it, I have a hard time seeing it as art. The lone exception I can think of is Pollock... and even then I only think of his process as art and the end result as an afterproduct.
To try and make a visually appealing piece with nothing but a black square and empty canvas is a very challenging feat indeed. However I consider that to be "art" as much as I consider my very own sketchbook renderings of referenced images to be art.
And for those wondering, when sketch out something directly from photo reference I'm not doing what I consider art, I'm exercising and testing my technical proficiency. That is also what I think of most abstract art as.
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It's like making a film without the music, actors and plot - you will be dealing with the raw materials that make the medium unique.
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April 15th, 2008 #10
It's just something to keep slow people busy while they await their own death.
To give them a sense of purpose, to make them think their entire life wasn't useless.
Abstract art is just a big case of charity gone wrong for way too long.
April 15th, 2008 #11
wheee, an abstraction arguement!
My favorite part about this arguement is how cyclical it is. The attitude just flip flops. At the beginning of the 20th century up through the 70s almost the same crap was being flung at realist artwork. Its like that thread where everyone was up in arms that people would consider JS Sargent provincial, classist crap. However today Malevich's black sqaure, despite Suprematisms philosophical underpinnings, is reviled as a scam. By the 1950's you were totally behind the times if you were trying to paint in that old realist mode. Infact it was widely believed that the spirit of the time could only be captured with some new form of expression, as the quaint cottages of the social realists couldn't convey the power of the split atom or the devestation the world had suffered at the hands of two world wars. Philosophy aside, it's interesting how difficult it is for some people to see a painting as a thing, rather than a reference to something. Something to be appriciated for its intrinsic qualities, color harmonies, textural nuances, and composition rather than how well it fools our senses into believeing its representation of something.
The "Art World's" schizophrenic self hating cycle:
Look at this beautiful painting of a nymph cavorting in the woods. Surely this is the pinnacle of art
50 years pass
No...thats weak, provincial, and sexist. Representation is a lie. Non-representational painting is the only true art and the only way to capture the "spirit of our time"
another 50 years pass
Non-Representational art is an empty scam, perpetrated by lazy, overly intellectual artists that don't want to learn the skills required to make representational images
and thus we come to the beginning of the circle again...tomarrows generation will surely react against the rules and structures of academic realism and strike out on "their own path" unaware they're just riding the wave.
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April 15th, 2008 #12
You're absolutely right, we should never make the horrible, horrible mistake of non-representational art ever again.
We now know both options, and one option just sucks. So let's never choose it again and live knowing we made the best possible decission.
April 15th, 2008 #13
Oh the glory is you don't get to choose! No matter what you think of it, the next generation or couple of generations are going to make up their own minds based on what they've been trained to think is good and not good. When I say based on, I don't necessarily mean they're going to choose the one you told them was good...infact your assertion in one direction nearly gaurantees movement in the opposite direction.
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Q: I recently bought a new iPhone 5 after my iPhone 4 was stolen and was attempting to restore my data using iCloud, following the steps in your Guide to Transferring your Content to a new iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. It seemed to go fine at first, but after my iPhone rebooted and the apps started loading, I got a "Restore Incomplete" message. Your article says that this is because some apps may not be available on the App Store, but at least one that didn't reinstall still appears to be there, so I don't know why it didn't come down to my iPhone. My question, however, is if I reinstall these apps from the App Store or iTunes manually, will I lose the data in them? I haven't backed up my iPhone to iTunes in months, and I don't have the old iPhone anymore, so my iCloud backup is kind of all I've got. I still have all my apps on my computer, but I don't normally sync that way, and don't want to get all of the old data back with them. What should I do?
- Josh
A: The first phase of the iCloud restore, prior to your iPhone restarting, actually restores all of your application data from your iCloud backup. While this may seem backward, basically the data is loaded first, and then the apps follow.
This means that even though the apps in question haven't been reinstalled, their data is still on your iPhone, waiting for the apps to arrive. If the exact same version of the app is actually still available on the App Store, you can certainly try reinstalling it this way, but keep in mind that some developers release updates as completely new apps, rather than updates to existing ones. This is why you may be able to find the app on the App Store, but the iCloud restore process cannot.
Ideally, restoring the app from iTunes is your best option since that's much more likely to be the proper version. That said, if you don't normally sync your iPhone to iTunes or update your apps there, it's also possible that the one in iTunes may be older than what was on your iPhone. While you can check for updates in iTunes to try and download the latest versions, if an app isn't available on the App Store any more, that won't work any more than your iCloud restore did in terms of getting the app.
If you've synced your apps with your iTunes library in the past, getting them back onto your iPhone should simply be a matter of plugging it into iTunes and letting it sync; the missing apps will be transferred over as part of that process. If you don't normally sync your apps with iTunes, however, you may will need to specifically select the ones you want added.
If you're running a version of iTunes prior to iTunes 11, this can be somewhat tricky, as it requires enabling the "Sync" option on the Apps screen for your iPhone and then re-selecting ALL of the apps that should be on your device in order to avoid removing any. Fortunately, iTunes 11 made this process much simpler: iTunes will now detect what's already on your iPhone and you'll simply need to click the "Install" button beside those apps that you want to add.
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Professional & Postgraduate Accountancy Courses at Newport Business School 2011-12 Tuition From a Winning Team Public Sector Accountancy College of the Year 2010 Why Study Accountancy at Newport? Newport Business School has been acclaimed for the excellence of its Accountancy programmes for almost 40 years, and it has achieved a number of accolades in recent years: • In the PQ Magazine Awards of 2011, a Newport ACCA Year 4 student won the prestigious PQ 'Student of the Year' award. Further, Newport was runner up in 'Public Sector Accountancy College of the Year' award and a Newport tutor (Ian Janes) was shortlisted for the 'Lecturer of the Year' award. In the PQ Magazine Awards of 2010, Newport was the winner of the 'Public Sector Accountancy College of the Year' award, and a CIMA student was also shortlisted for the PQ 'Student of the Year' award. • Newport is an ACCA Platinum Approved Learning Partner and a CIMA Learning Quality Partner • In the National Student Survey of 2009, Newport's Accountancy programmes were ranked 1st in the UK in three areas ('teaching on my course', 'assessment and feedback', and 'academic support') The School offers undergraduate Accounting degrees, an MSc in Accounting, and ACCA and CIMA professional programmes - as well as a suite of short courses ('Governance Best Practice', 'Cash Management' and 'Accounting for Non-Financial Managers') and CPD/technical update training. Our Expertise Our Accountancy programmes are taught by a lecturing team of nine qualified accountants who have many years of business experience in practice, industry, commerce and the public sector, as well as significant experience in teaching professional and postgraduate courses. The team regularly engage with professional bodies and employers at a local and national level and undertake research at the forefront of their respective disciplines. Question practice tutorials reinforce technical knowledge and exam technique each and every week on our professional programmes. A number of our tutors also have valuable experience as professional body markers or examiners. The learning environment at Newport is friendly and supportive, and we are able to offer an exceptional level of pastoral support. Further, our study facilities in our new state-of- the-art City Campus are excellent. ACCA Our ACCA programme is accredited by ACCA to Platinum Status (the highest available level of accreditation), in recognition of the support that we give to our students, the quality of our tuition, and the pass rates that we achieve. We were the first public sector institution in Wales to achieve this status. Further, we are one of only a few select institutions accredited by ACCA to offer an internally assessed ACCA course that covers all Fundamentals Level papers. CIMA Our CIMA programme is also accredited by CIMA to the highest level (CIMA Learning Quality Partner status). MSc Accounting Our MSc Accounting programme offers two pathways - Accounting & Finance or Accounting & Financial Management. The programme significantly enhances employability and career development, and can be combined with ACCA or CIMA studies. Further, a 'fast-track' variant is available for CCAB qualified accountants. In sum, the combination of the practical experience and technical expertise of our lecturing team and our excellence in teaching and learning makes Newport's Accountancy courses very special. I hope that you will soon join us. Jared Davies BSc ACA - Academic Leader, Accounting & HR Division For general enquiries regarding Accountancy programmes available at Newport, please contact the University Information Centre on 01633 432432 or email email@example.com Alternatively, contact Jared Davies, Academic Leader, Accountancy & HR Division on 01633 432512 or email@example.com www.newport.ac.uk 1 Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Part-time Course 2011-12 Why study ACCA? Looking after the interests of members in more than 170 countries, ACCA is the global body for professional accountants. There are currently more than 404,000 students studying for the ACCA Qualification worldwide, preparing to become the next generation of FDs, CFOs, CEOs and Partners. With a network of over 82 offices and centres across the world, ACCA can offer localised support to students and members. There are two important steps to becoming a professional accountant: passing exams and undertaking relevant work experience. Both the exams and the experience requirements are set and approved by ACCA and meet industry requirements. ACCA are the source of your technical knowledge and will provide you with the context in which to use your expertise; they also ensure that your qualification is rigorous, business focused and delivers the skills employers are looking for. ACCA Qualification Structure Fundamentals Level Knowledge papers F1 Accountant In Business (Internally Assessed) F2 Management Accounting F3 Financial Accounting Skills Papers F4 Corporate and Business Law F5 Performance Management F6 Taxation F7 Financial Reporting F8 Audit and Assurance F9 Financial Management Professional Essentials Papers P1 Governance, Risk and Ethics Level P2 Corporate Reporting (Externally Assessed) P3 Business Analysis Options Papers P4 Advanced Financial Management (2 From 4) P5 Advanced Performance Management P6 Advanced Taxation P7 Advanced Audit and Assurance 2 Newport's ACCA Course Structure Year Papers Day Attendance Course Tutors (Provisional) Mode 1 Fundamentals Level Tuesday firstname.lastname@example.com Knowledge papers 01633 432460 [Internally Assessed] • Papers F1, F2 & F3 Preferred enrolment date Tuesday 13 September, 12pm - 8pm 2 Fundamentals Level Thursday firstname.lastname@example.com Skills papers 01633 432461 [Internally Assessed] • Papers F4, F5 & F6 Preferred enrolment date Thursday 15 September, 12pm - 8pm 3 Fundamentals Level Tuesday email@example.com Skills papers 01633 432461 All years [Internally Assessed] available on Day Preferred enrolment date Tuesday • Papers F7, F8 & F9 Release 13 September, 12pm - 8pm Students may also sit or Professional Level Essentials paper Afternoon/ [Externally assessed] Evening • Paper P1 Basis 4 Professional Level Wednesday email@example.com September - December 01633 432585 [Externally assessed] • Papers P2, P3 or Teaching starts 7 September • Paper P7 (subject to viable demand) Teaching starts Wednesday 7 September January – June 2 from 4 Options papers [Externally assessed] • Papers P4, P5, P6 & P7 • Papers P1, P2 (all subject to viable demand) "The course is totally centred on the individual requirements of each student, who can take on as much or as little as they personally feel capable of completing in each year. The tutors are at hand every step of the way. They are supportive, always approachable, very knowledgeable and committed to the students they teach – I wouldn't go anywhere other than Newport Business School!" 3 Entry Requirements and Exemptions • Students wishing to join the course must have applied for student membership with ACCA before the start date in September 2011. Details are available on the ACCA website at: www.accaglobal.com • No exemptions are available for applicants holding a non-relevant degree or EdExcel qualifications. Applicants with a relevant degree should contact ACCA for details of any exemptions to which they may be entitled. • CAT Graduates and recent AAT Graduates are eligible for exemption from all three Knowledge papers. Course Fees & Fees Payable to ACCA • Course fees payable on enrolment are £350 per subject which is inclusive of all study material and study texts but excludes the following fees (applicable to 1 January 2011) payable directly to the ACCA: - Initial Subscription £72 (payable on registration) - Annual Subscription £72 (payable on 1 January following date of registration) - Exemption / exam fees: Knowledge = £57 per paper / Skills = £72 per paper / Professional = £84 per paper Enrolment & Induction Sessions • The location of part-time enrolment will be advised on application. • Classes will be held at the City Campus. • Course induction for years 1, 2 and 3 will start at 1.30pm on the relevant day identified above during the week commencing 19 September 2011. Detailed timetables, course handbook, lecture programmes etc will be distributed at induction sessions. • Year 4 induction and teaching will comence in the week prior to enrolment. Further Information and Application Forms • For administrative queries, application forms or a prospectus please contact the University Information Centre on 01633 432432 or via email: email@example.com For academic queries regarding course content, timetables etc please contact the course tutor directly. • Information Evenings will be running during the Summer of 2011 at the City Campus. No appointment is necessary and ACCA tutors will be available to discuss the course. Each evening will run from 4.30pm to 7.30pm. The dates of the evenings are: - Tuesday 17 May 2011 - Wednesday 15 June 2011 - Tuesday 19 July 2011 - Tuesday 9 August 2011 - Wednesday 24 August 2011 - Thursday 1 September 2011 Examination and Professional Body Membership Details • ACCA Fundamentals level internal exams are held late May/early June (main sitting) and August (resits) • ACCA Professional level external exams are available each June and December. Details of exam dates are available on ACCA's website: http://www.accaglobal.com/students/study_exams/qualifications/acca_choose/acca/overview/ syllabus_exams/exam_timetable • In order to qualify as a professional accountant, students are required to fulfil practical experience requirements and to complete the ACCA's professional ethics module. Details are available using the following links: http://www.accaglobal.com/students/study_exams/qualifications/acca_choose/acca/overview/practical_experience or http://www.accaglobal.com/students/study_exams/qualifications/acca_choose/acca/overview/ethics_module 4 Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) Part-time Course 2011-12 Why study CIMA? The CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting provides an entry route into the CIMA Professional Qualification. The CIMA Professional Qualification is a world class financial qualification and is recognised by employers world-wide. It can be your passport to career success in any field that you choose, whether that be commerce, financial services, consultancy, government, the public sector or manufacturing. Upon successfully completing all examinations, and gaining a minimum of three years' relevant practical experience, you will become a Chartered Management Accountant and gain your ACMA letters. The CIMA Professional Qualification will provide you with an accountancy qualification that specialises in management accounting. Management accounting is not a way of recording the past like financial accounting, but more a way of assessing what a business is capable of in the future. You will be acquiring skills (such as strategic thinking, and risk and performance management skills) that will help you to progress successfully to a position where you are able to help shape and control the future of organisations. It is these skills that allow Chartered Management Accountants to step into roles as Management Consultants or Business Analysts, as well as more traditional management accountancy roles. Further career progression may see you moving on to Financial Director or Chief Executive roles. CIMA Qualification Structure CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting: • Paper C01 Fundamentals of Management Accounting • Paper C02 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting • Paper C03 Fundamentals of Business Mathematics • Paper C04 Fundamentals of Business Economics • Paper C05 Fundamentals of Ethics, Corporate Governance and Business Law The CIMA Professional Qualification: Operational Level: • Paper P1 Performance Operations (P1 in the previous syllabus) • Paper E1 Enterprise Operations (formerly P4) • Paper F1 Financial Operations (formerly P7) Management Level: • Paper P2 Performance Management (P2 in the previous syllabus) • Paper E2 Enterprise Management (formerly P5) • Paper F2 Financial Management (formerly P8) Strategic Level: • Paper P3 Performance Strategy (P3 in the previous syllabus) • Paper E3 Enterprise Strategy (formerly P6) • Paper F3 Financial Strategy (formerly P9) • Paper T4 Test of Professional Competence in Management Accounting (TOPCIMA)* (formerly P10) * taken after successful completion of P3, E3 and F3 "I'm so glad I chose Newport to study for this course. The student support is excellent, and that really makes all the difference; You're not just stuck on your own with books and papers. I love the fact that I have met so many people working in similar roles as well." 5 Newport's CIMA Course Structure CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting – timing of tuition (all dates and times provisional): Papers *Titles subject to change Timing of tuition (Mondays) Year Tutor Fees *C01 Mgt Accounting Teaching starts 19 Sept 2011. firstname.lastname@example.com *C03 Business Maths Two papers taught for ten weeks, 1pm to 7pm. 01633 432490 £250 per *C02 Financial Accounting Teaching starts 16 January 2012. Prefered enrolment date paper* *C04 Economics Three papers taught for 15 weeks (excluding Monday 12 September, *C05 Law & Ethics Easter vacation), 1pm to 7pm. 4pm - 7pm CIMA Professional Qualification – timing of tuition (all dates and times provisional): Our part-time Professional Qualification course options have been designed to allow busy students to successfully combine work and study. At the Operational and Management Level students can attend a "complete" part-time course (including knowledge lectures, question practice tutorials, a mock examination and a revision day), or they can just choose a mock exam and revision day if they have already self-studied the syllabus. Papers Timing of tuition Year Tutor Fees Operational Level (Monday): Cost of full tuition Paper F1 Teaching starts 5 September 2011 (for Nov 2011 sit) per paper 10 teaching sessions (1.00pm to 5.30pm) plus mock + mock + & revision day. revision day = Papers P1 Teaching starts 16 Jan 2012 (for May 2012 sits) £350* and E1 12 teaching sessions (1.30pm to 9.30pm) plus mocks & revision days. Cost of Please note that the start time on 16 Jan will be 1pm firstname.lastname@example.com mock + (for new student induction) 01633 432595 revision day = £100 Management Level: Enrolment will be on the day(s) per paper of tuition Paper F2 Teaching starts 8 September 2011 (for Nov 2011 sit) (Thursday) 10 teaching sessions (1.00pm to 5.30pm) plus mock & revision day. Summer School to be announced. Papers P2 Teaching starts 17 Jan 2012 (for May 2012 sits) and E2 12 teaching sessions (1.30pm to 9.30pm) plus mocks (Tuesday) & revision days. Please note that the start time on 17 Jan will be 1pm (for new student induction) Papers Timing of tuition Year Tutor Fees Strategic Level (Thursday): Cost of full tuition Papers E3, Teaching starts 22 September 2011 (for May 2012 per paper F3 & P3 sits) email@example.com + mock + Tuition runs 1.30pm to 7.30pm across whole 01633 432460 revision academic year (plus one mock exam & revision day day = per paper). Prefered enrolment date £350* Thursday 15 September, Cost of Paper T4 – Courses for various sittings are subject to student 12pm - 7pm mock + "Topcima" demand revision Case day = £100 Study per paper *Please note that these tuition fees INCLUDE the cost of a study text but EXCLUDE any fees payable directly to the CIMA professional body. 6 Entry Requirements and Exemptions • CIMA now operates a 'Flexible Entry' policy meaning that there are no minimum entry requirements. However, a good standard of maths and competency in the English language is required. Degrees in business or accounting will usually be accepted by CIMA as equivalent to the Certificate in Business Accounting and will hence give exemptions from some (or all) of its papers. The AAT Technician Level currently provides exemptions from all Certificate papers. • You MUST register with CIMA prior to the start of the course, and obtain official confirmation of any exemptions. CIMA can be contacted on +44 20 8849 2251 or via their website at: www.cimaglobal.com, where on-line registration is available. • Students are wholly responsible for entering for their Professional Qualification exams with CIMA (an on-line process). Only Certificate exam entry is made via Newport Business School. • Important – timing of registration/obtaining exemptions/exam entry: - Students MUST have registered with CIMA by 31July 2011 to be able to sit exams in November 2011. - Students MUST have completed all Certificate papers by 1 September 2011 to be able to sit Operational Level papers in November 2011. - All Management Level papers must have been passed before Strategic papers can be attempted - All Strategic papers must have been passed before the case study (TOPCIMA) can be attempted - Exam entry for November 2011 exams closes on 14 September 2011. - The process of obtaining exemptions must be completed prior to exam entry. - AAT students AAT students wishing to sit exams in November 2011 must register with CIMA by 31 July 2011, on the strength of their Intermediate AAT passes. On receiving their Technician passes in August 2011, they must then apply for exemptions using the "fast track" service that CIMA has made available for AAT students. Please see the CIMA website for details. Fees payable to CIMA (subject to update by CIMA) • The initial CIMA registration fee is £63 (tbc). An annual subscription fee of £94 is also payable for each calendar year that a student is registered (currently, the first year is free). This fee is separate from the initial registration fee. Examination and exemption fees range between £45 and £101 per subject. Enrolment & Induction Sessions • Induction will always take place on the first teaching date for the particular year of a course, and will start at 1pm (1.30pm for Strategic Level, please see previous page for details of all courses). To give an example, induction for Operational Level will be at 1pm on Monday 5 September. • University enrolment runs from 12 September to 15 September 2011 (at our Caerleon Campus). Specific CIMA enrolment will take place on Monday 12 September & Thursday 15 September. • It might therefore be the case that you attend induction before enrolment if you are studying papers F1 or F2. • Teaching will take place at the City Campus. Further Information and Application Forms • For administrative queries, application forms or a prospectus please contact the University Information Centre on 01633 432432 or via email: firstname.lastname@example.com For academic queries regarding course content, timetables etc please contact the year tutor directly. • Information Evenings will be running during the Summer of 2011 at the City Campus. No appointment is necessary and CIMA tutors will be available to discuss the course. Each evening will run from 4.30pm to 7.30pm. The dates of the evenings are: - Tuesday 17 May 2011 - Wednesday 15 June 2011 - Tuesday 19 July 2011 - Tuesday 9 August 2011 - Wednesday 24 August 2011 - Thursday 1 September 2011 7 Msc Accounting with Finance or Financial Management Full-time, Part-time & Fast Track Courses 2011-12 Newport Business School offers an MSc Accounting with two pathways, MSc Accounting & Finance or MSc Accounting & Financial Management, that complements the School's professional accountancy programmes. Further, a 'fast-track' programme is available for CCAB qualified accountants. The Benefits of Newport's MSc Accounting Senior finance professionals and business managers operating in today's global business markets require a holistic financial skill-set that enables them to make successful decisions and shape strategy at all levels. Further, it is increasingly recognised that awareness and application of professional and ethical values and sound governance and risk management principles are vitally important. Newport's MSc pathways provide such a core skill set, while allowing students to specialise in a number of areas of accounting, finance or financial management. You will develop your knowledge and understanding of key financial reporting, corporate governance, ethics, sustainability, risk management, performance measurement/management, financial management and/or taxation topics, and critically evaluate contemporary issues in these areas. Further, you will enhance your research and analytical skills, gain experience of analysing and solving complex problems from a creative and critical perspective, and improve time management, communication (oral and written), motivation, team-working, presentation, independent learning, life-long-learning, and other transferable skills that are vital in the workplace. The MSc will significantly enhance your employability and develop your career wherever that may be - accounting practice, the public sector, financial services or industry and commerce. Our lecturers also teach on the School's acclaimed ACCA and CIMA professional programmes (including the ACCA internally assessed course, which significantly develops transferable work-based skills), and the content of the MSc modules closely follow the ACCA and CIMA final level syllabi. Therefore, you can be sure that while the programme is academically rigorous it is also very practically focused. It is also possible to combine MSc studies with the completion of the ACCA or CIMA qualifications if so wished. Teaching & Learning at Newport The teaching and learning environment fosters critical thinking and analysis, with a mix of lecture, tutorial, personal research, e-learning and group work sessions embedded into a workshop environment. Student interaction and networking is common-place, and the diverse experiences and backgrounds of the students – many of whom hold senior positions in their employing organisations - adds to the richness of the learning environment. Our lecturers, in addition to being qualified accountants and having many years of personal business experience, are vastly experienced at working with finance professionals and business managers. "The 'fast-track' route offers a natural progression to qualified accountants (such as ACCA and CIMA affiliates and members) that will enhance the value and contemporary relevance of students' existing professional accounting qualifications. It offers a boost to career prospects and provides a source of qualifying CPD activities combined with the procurement of vital academic research skills." 8 Course Structure & Content The MSc is structured as follows: Postgraduate Corporate Corporate Strategic Strategic Certificate: Reporting & Governance Financial Performance Four core Analysis (1) Management Management compulsory & Corporate modules Finance (1) Postgraduate Corporate Risk Strategic Strategic Strategic Diploma: Reporting & Management, Financial Performance Tax Choice of two Analysis (2) Ethics & Management Measurement Planning modules from Sustainability & Corporate five Finance (2)* PLUS two Contemp. Contemp. compulsory Issues (1) Issues (2) modules 'Fast-track' scheme entry point Masters Research Dissertation Level: Methodology workshops *Accounting & Financial Management exit award given if Strategic Financial Management & Corporate Finance (2) elective chosen, plus Financial Management Contemporary Issues and Financial Management dissertation topic. The 'Fast-Track' Route The 'fast-track' route is available to professional accountants who hold a Consultative Committee of Accountancy Bodies ('CCAB') recognised accountancy qualification or equivalent (such as ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW or CIPFA), as these qualifications lead to accreditation for prior achievement. Fast-track students enter the qualification at the 'Contemporary Issues' module stage. The fast-track programme will significantly complement, enhance, and update a professional accountancy qualification, and so will enhance your career prospects and your value to your employer at a senior management level. 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William Sykes (1827 – 4 January 1891) was an English convict, transported to Western Australia for manslaughter.
William Sykes was born in Wentworth, near Rotherham, Yorkshire, England in 1827. As a member of a poor family, he received no formal education, and took on paid work from an early age. In 1851 he was recorded as unmarried and working as a coal-pit trammer. In 1853 Sykes married Myra Wilcock, and over the next ten years they had four children. He was later employed as a puddler.
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Sykes served the first nine months of his sentence in solitary confinement at Wakefield prison. He was then transferred to Portsmouth prison, and on 2 April 1867 he boarded the Norwood for transportation to Western Australia. His brief diary of the voyage is extant.
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Sykes spent the last few years of his life working on the railway from Clackline to Newcastle. Late in December 1890, he was found lying ill in his hut on the Clackline railway, and was removed to Newcastle Hospital. He died five days later on 4 January 1891, and was buried in a nameless grave.
William Sykes would presumably have remained a historically insignificant and uninteresting character, if not for the discovery in 1931 of a collection of letters written to him by his wife. The letters were found in a crevice during the demolition of old police buildings at Toodyay, and handed in to the Royal Western Australian Historical Society, which lodged them with the State Archives of Western Australia. Many years later, the social historian Alexandra Hasluck rediscovered the letters, and decided to research Sykes. The results of her research were published as her 1959 book Unwilling Emigrants.
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18g SOLARIS Opal and Niobium French Hook Earrings - Handmade - Price Per 2Our price: $95.99
Gentleman Owl by Scotty Munster 12x18 PrintOur price: $19.99
BRASS SnowFlake Inlay Sono Wood Organic Plugs - Price Per 1Our price: $13.99 As low as: $12.49
Tattoo Prodigies 2 Hardcover BookOur price: $79.99
18g Gold Plated With Gems Septum or Earring JewelryOur price: $19.99 As low as: $17.49
H2Ocean Arctic Ocean Rinse - Piercing Aftercare - 8oz BottleOur price: $7.99 As low as: $7.49
Elementals Evolved Hollow Concave Thin Walled Double Flared Wood Plug – Custom Made – Price Per 1Our price: $21.99
Triple Finger Ring with Crushed Turquoise InlayOur price: $19.99
Solid Wood Engraved Plug - Design Your Own Plug - Price Per 1Our price: $10.99 As low as: $10.04
H2Ocean Purified Ocean Saltwater Piercing Aftercare Spray - 4oz CanOur price: $9.99 As low as: $9.89
#TheDress Double Flare Image Plug – Price Per 1Our price: $13.99 As low as: $11.99
14g-12g Internally Threaded 3mm Jewel Stop Light Cluster Top - Price Per 1Our price: $22.49 As low as: $21.49
Elementals Evolved Solid Flat Double Flared Wood Plug – Custom Made – Price Per 1Our price: $21.99
16g Niobium Orb with Captive Opal Ball & Fixed Titanium Bezel Set Opal - Custom Made - Price Per 1Our price: $25.99 As low as: $24.49
Sacred Geometry Symmetria Engraved Concave Wood Plug – Price Per 1Our price: $11.49 As low as: $10.49
Lock & Key Black T Shirt Women's - Steadfast BrandOur price: $25.99
14g 7/16" Festival of Colors Heart Belly Button RingsOur price: $12.99
RED RAIN Black Men's Tee Shirt Sullen ClothingOur price: $19.99
Optical Contact LensesOur price: $24.99
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