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In response to Sid Green's July 13 column, Pallister incites political correctness, I'll say that calling women "dames" or "chicks" is politically incorrect. Calling someone a "retard" is a different order of offensiveness.
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I know Vince was just talking about EU related stuff which is not new, but anyone any idea when / if FRSSE companies and medium sized companies are likely to be taken out of the audit regime?
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These proposals have been thrown around for some time now. I read much the same on a course this time last year.
I wonder if they will face opposition from the top ten etc with a vested interest in the status quo?
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I can't see a problem with moving up slightly to the current EU limit, and that should happen fairly quickly I would have thought. Going up to £25m or so is a different kettle of fish and that is where you leave behind most owner managed businesses. At that level there are going to be equity/debt providers as well as other stakeholders who will insist on an audit whether Vince likes it or not.
Big 4/Top 10 audit firms probably won't be affected too much by such a move as they won't have a great deal below £10m, and where they do there's probably a reason other than statute - bank covenant, shareholder agreements with VCs etc - so those audits would stay. If Big 4 are unaffected its highly unlikely that the ICAEW will get involved in any lobbying. Even if they did, it might be a struggle to present a case without a heavy note of self interest.
For me, it's down to audit firms to demonstrate that audit is not just an annual imposition and cost but also a service that can improve and strengthen a business.
Do you actually believe this?
For me, it's down to audit firms to demonstrate that audit is not just an annual imposition and cost but also a service that can improve and strengthen a business.
Do you actually believe this? I may be a bit too jaded but I fail to see any advantage to an audit for a SME owner managed company.
Personally, not in the habit of typing something for the sake of it.
Maybe you should think about a different approach to audit work and the types of conversations you have with clients.
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Personally, not in the habit of typing something for the sake of it.
Maybe you should think about a different approach to audit work and the types of conversations you have with clients.
I am not trying to wind you up but just honestly cannot see where an audit provides any benefit to the client at owner managed SME level that the general accounts preparation & procedures do not.
Even though my decades of auditing are about to end, I'm 100% with James on this one.
For my own sanity if not self esteem (and in accordance with best practice) I never carried out an audit just because regulation required it. To carry out such intrusive and expensive work for a client without attempting to find ways of making it of some benefit to them would be putting me fairly in the "necessary evil" bracket and that isn't where I wanted to be.
Consequently, for me, the management letter following the audit was the most valuable bit of the exercise each year.
Having said that, my personal experience is that the complexity and weight of audit regulation has become too much for me to cope with as a sole practitioner. Most of my audit clients were little changed in size and complexity over 5 years but what I had to do to satisfy their audit had significantly increased and so they are better off with a larger firm that is setup to carry out that work.
The benefit for me now is that I can still use the most valuable bits of audit practice to investigate and advise my business clients.
I feel much the same as you in that I am not actively seeking new audit engagements and will likely refuse any on the basis you outlined.
Where I differ is that I very much view the audit as a necessary (or unnecessary may be more accurate) evil. I focus my services for these clients on the areas where I can actually offer something - tax etc.
Realistically, what can I say in the management letter to an owner managed business that would truly be of benefit that is not covered by the other non-audit services provided?
Hi - I take your point and I suppose our differing views may reflect the companies we audited. Tax and "numbers" advice can be easily given from the desktop, over the phone or even down the pub, but the audit requires you to attend & watch how the business is run and there are always methods, policies, staff management issues that you will see in action that can benefit from a 3rd party eye (wish I had one here from time to time) and, more often than not, this is more true of owner managed businesses where one or two people control & run the business in the way they have always controlled & run it.
There's a personal issue here for me as well in that I far prefer helping people run their businesses more effeciently (do more with less) than finding a tax angle or another accrual they missed.
I see where you are coming from but in my experience, owner managed companies are not really interested in my views of staff management, policies etc (without wanting to open the debate about if accountants are business advisors). They will run their business how they like - any control that gets in their way will be over-ridden to the point that systems testing is no help at all.
For the vast majority of SMEs, they will be happy with the cheapest ticking & bashing excercise that their auditors can provide to get in over with. The work required is extensive (and expensive) enough as it is.
I would love to think that I could give a truly useful service but I don't believe that I can while auditing.
This is not having a go, honest, but as well as not being being within the spirit of what your regulatory body expects, it seems sad that anyone would have that view and approach to the work they do, ie to not at least try and get something positive out of it, an opportunity to get some job satisfaction?
The obvious question is why on earth do it?
A very good question that I ask myself often. I give serious thought to withdrawing from audit often but can never seem to get round to doing it. I even have an idea that I don't actually make money out of it when considering licence & CPD costs. As I said, I certainly won't be taking on new ones.
I can live with this current position because I feel that my work in other areas for the company & it's owners makes up for the lack of purpose I see in the audits and I believe I give my clients a good, all round service.
I must admit that I could not give two hoots what ICAS make of my views - I will happily tell them the same. I will audit to the standards expected of an ICAS member with an audit licence and in line with the requirements but if they tell me I must believe there is a point to what I am doing I will resign.
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Think I held on as long as I did because it is the only thing really that justifies the "qualification", (when I qualified I could mess about with investments and liquidations). There was also the practical consideration that, 3 years ago, my four audits represented 25% of my fee income. The final nail was scraping through the last regulatory visit two years ago and realising, as I say above, that I'd done my bit.
The feeling of relief at making the decision was tangible and this time next month, after having signed my last audit report, there will be the noise of popping corks in the office.
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sorry, just seen this post!
I can understand why a lot of people welcome the proposed changes. Auditing (certainly for the practitioner) over the years has become more and more costly due to new standards and quality control issues. However, this is an issue which has always been "on the agenda" for a while and is an issue which I suspect may take some time to implement.
I think it was Mark Lee (apologies if I am mistaken) who has said on another thread that the government do seem somewhat out of touch with what is actually going on within the accounting and audit profession. Many (if not practically all) small companies claim exemption from audit anyway, so it is merely the medium-sized companies who fall under the scope of audit. I am really not sure what benefit will be gained from exempting small companies from filing abbreviated accounts because, let's face it, it's hardly rocket science and in many cases once the full accounts are finalised (certainly in well-known accounts production systems) all it takes is to run the abbreviated accounts. So I think Mr Cable, in this respect, is out of touch with the real world.
My audit clients DO benefit from an audit. This is because I know how to turn it into a beneficial exercise as opposed to a hindrance for the client and one which is profitable for the practice and, of course, financiers (and HMRC) always prefer audited rather than unaudited accounts.
I'm not a politician and don't get involved in politics at all (I like the quiet life!!!) but I agree with one of my esteemed colleagues in the auditing world when she says that this announcement by the BIS was somewhat premature.
All the best (have a good weekend as well).
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In my experience, most of the banks have no idea of the difference between an auditor's report & an accountants report, HMRC do not care one way or the other and if investors are interested, they will want their own people to look at the books.
I suppose one way to settle it would be to ask the clients if they feel the audit process is beneficial to them. I certainly have never come across an owner managed SME (excluding charities and joint ventures) who opted to have one.
I've given up believing most of what Vince says. He did ok on Strictly though.
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I still think there is value in audit but at the same time don't believe that it adds anything to the business which couldn't be added by some kind of halfway house or Assurance Report.
Personally I don't think the EU limits for audit will be moved much and the UK threshold will probably just be increased to match the EU maximum limits.
Current auditing standards and regulations largely grew out of the American standards but in America they only apply to listed and public interest companies. In the EU we have to apply the same standards which were designed for listed companies.
The standards were designed by the big firms for the big firms for use on big firm clients which is why so many small accountancy practices are giving up audit.
I would like to see audit requirements being removed from small and medium sized businesses and replaced by an assurance report which would retain the skills of the current small firm auditors to be applied in a positive manner rather than just being binned when they decide that the regulations have become too onerous.
Compilation report or Assurance Report
I presume you mean Assurance Report, rather than Compliation Report, a Compilation Report is just the standard report where you have helped the client prepare the accounts but without doing any form of check other than for reasonableness. The ICAEW have been trying to promote an assurance report for the last few years as a half way house between compilation and audit, but there has been little success in promoting it, largely down to a lack of understanding it terms of what it means.
Regarding the general audit debate, there is a degree of sense in adopting an approach where say an SME with no major borrowings, and directors are the owners can dispense with the audit almost irrespective of size, this seems to be the approach adopted for the FRSME (but above FRSSE limits). There will inevitably be occasions where small entities with borrowings or having other external requirements are going to need an audit.
I also agree with the point made by a number of posters that if you are going to carry out an audit, you should at least try and make it useful for the client. I have made a number of recommendations to clients that have helped reduce bad debts and adust stock costing models that have ultimately helped them to reduce costs or justify price increases.
I have made a number of recommendations to clients that have helped reduce bad debts and adust stock costing models that have ultimately helped them to reduce costs or justify price increases.
But would you not have made the same recommendations to the client based on the work you would have done if you were only preparing the accounts?
Compilation Report or Assurance report
Possibly in some cases the bad debt ones, but we certainly wouldn't have picked up stock costing issues if we hadn't have done an audit.
Yes, of course it should have been Assurance - now edited.
honest joe
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For honest joe who is a minority shareholder of a small audit exempt company the problems he faces to see what the company is doing is almost unsummountable unless he has the funds to employ a solicitor to delve and start throwing his weight about.
Not that my own intent is to cause problems but as the only non-director of a three shareholder company, I find to get a sound idea of the investments and trading of a small property investment company almost impossible with reticent and very scant information forthcoming through questions at agm etc.
I firmly believe there should be an avenue that allows a shareholder, in my case a 1/3rd holding of the ordinary shares - the only shares issued - ease of obtaining fully audited accounts without recourse to heavy and expensive legal process.
There will be thousands in the same situation as myself who have either inherited shares or invested and later found themselves without directorships and or denied everything except, simply, a quick balance sheet and p and l account.
the opportunities of fraud and mis-handling of assets, etc. are obvious. transparency leads to confidence and better communication and the better chance of fulfillment of opportunity.
the above may seem naive but this is from my own experience in a small family company.
There is
You should look at s476 Companies Act 2006 concerning the right to require an audit (by a person or persons holding at least 10% of the shares in the company). Just send a letter to the company at its registered office referring to s476 within the time limits laid down (i.e. at least one month before the end of the financial year).
You need to send a fresh letter every year.
Thanks for the suggestion
Done that in the past but little gained or found from the end result.
the old fully audited accounts of yester year with rents, commisions payed, individual maintenance expenditure on properties, changes in rental income, and all not brought shewn even in the resulting a/c's.
even amajor long term landed investment - parts sold off off, etc. not forthcoming. found without going into lengthy investigation through local authority offices, land registry and all only to hear of an expensive failed joint planning application and appeal and an application for trimming back a few trees.
Objective and not an undue troublemaker, I found the audit was little more than a check of the figures shewn in the brief unaudited accounts.
Further I can do as I soundly have doubt re the objectivity of the runningof the company in several ways and certain missed opportunities I would very much like to have a lead.
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Sorry for late contribution but at the end of the day, an informed client knows the value of an audit. They'll have one because they have to or want to. Those who want to know the reassuring value of the increased weight of opinion. Those who have to should be educated to know why it's useful. An audit opinion gives so much more intangible credibility to the accounts process that the clients need to be sold that value by giving them the comfort that our one page of support will supplicate a myriad of users.


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Third-Party Code Testing Policy
Cisco Secure Development Lifecycle
Third-party code attestation is a process in which a vendor's code is tested for resilience against one or more security standards by a third party. Such tests are performed by an independent resource, which is expected to be neutral about the results (in comparison to having the vendor perform these tests itself).
The practice of third-party code attestation is a portion of what is sometimes referred to as trustworthy computing.1
Third-Party Code Testing Policy
Cisco customers who wish to perform third-party attestation of Cisco code may do so under the following conditions:
- Only production versions of code may be used. Production code refers to any image that can be downloaded from the Download Software section of Cisco.com.
- Customer-specific images created and published by Cisco may also be tested, provided the software passed the Cisco standard quality assurance (QA) processes and with an expectation by both Cisco and the customer that the code would be deployed in a production environment.
- Images that have been provided by Cisco specifically to troubleshoot or perform other diagnostic analysis of one or more active customer issues may not be used for third-party attestation. These images contain additional code that could alter the performance of the image, has not been through the Cisco standard QA processes, and may contain functionality that constitutes trade secrets.
- Requests for images that contain instrumented code for the purposes of third-party attestation will not be honored due to the likelihood of exposing trade secrets and/or intellectual property unique to Cisco.
- Any other images that are not considered to be in general availability are not eligible for third-party attestation.
Cisco welcomes reports from independent researchers, industry organizations, vendors, customers, and other sources concerned with product or network security. Should any issues be identified in the course of third-party attestation, the Cisco Security Vulnerability Policy applies and provides guidance on how to contact Cisco for issue resolution.
Cisco Secure Development Lifecycle
As an industry leader, Cisco is expected to deliver secure and resilient products that can withstand attack. Our customers not only look to us to ensure their networks are safe and secure, but they expect product security to be seamlessly integrated into all of our products. In order to achieve this, we've integrated security best practices into our product architecture, design, and development processes so that product security becomes part of our DNA and corporate culture. This process is referred to as the Cisco Secure Development Lifecycle (CSDL). Further information on the CSDL program can be found on Cisco.com.
1 The term trustworthy computing is used to assign several principles to a system. When used with initial capital letters, Trustworthy Computing refers to an initiative that is similar but unique to Microsoft Corporation. In addition, Cisco uses the term trustworthy systems to describe an infrastructure that enables public and private organizations around the world to deliver goods and services over computer networks with maximum possible confidence. For further information, refer to Key Considerations in Building and Operating Trustworthy Systems: The Role of the Trustworthy Vendor.
Last Updated: 2013 Oct 25
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Clifton, Inc., needs to borrow some money. It prepares a eight- year periodic and lump- sum payment note with a face value of $ 200,000 and a face rate of interest of 7 percent paid semiannually. If the market rate of interest is 6 percent, how much money will Clifton receive? How much is the periodic payment? What is the interest expense for the first period? What is the carrying value of the note at the end of the first period?
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Eco-Friendly Dining Room Design
Eco-Friendly Dining Room Design – These days many of us already follow the recycle, reuse and reduce policy in our homes and whilst out and about, with special recycle bins available on our doorsteps and in most towns and cities.
With a growing green product trend, many choices for eco-friendly dining room design have emerged. Sustainable woods, heirloom pieces and salvaged woods are some of the best choices for creating a green piece that fits a homes decor. Work with a furniture designer or shop at eco-friendly retailers to ensure the table is made from green products.
Eco-Friendly Kitchen Remodeling
Eco-Friendly Kitchen Remodeling – Your kitchen is probably the most used are of your home. A lot of water gets wasted here by the dishwasher as well as the sink. Finding energy star efficient products to replace old ones in your home will reduce costs in the long run. Following the above ideas and tips to help your home become eco-friendly and live by the 'green living' philosophy.
Recycled materials are important investment when wanting to help the environment. If you are looking at eco-friendly kitchen countertops then concrete, granite and glass are excellent options. Firstly they are low-maintenance and secondly there is no risk of their emitting any hazardous vapors.
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Eco-Friendly Kitchen Tables – Going green is a very popular part of today's culture. If you have looked at the magazine stands or bookstores, you will see a lot of new publications that are advising people to be more eco friendly and showing them how to do it. There are plenty of books on the harmful environmental effects of not going green. Not to mention all the websites and speeches we are hearing day in and day out on not being as wasteful and leaving less of a carbon footprint.
But if you are moving into a new home or renovating your old one, does that mean you can't have anything new? Not really. Here's a look at a few ways to be green and still have a new scene in your kitchen.
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Eco-Friendly Patio Furniture – If you have a beautiful garden and love to spend your time outdoor, then you doubtless have a patio or a deck so that you can get every last ounce of enjoyment out of it. Most patio furniture is left outside for a lot of the year so it is best to get high quality garden deck furniture. High quality garden deck furniture is essential if you expect it to withstand the rigors of all types of weather and yet last a reasonable length of time too.
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Review from World Congress of Facial Plastic Surgery 2016
Lucky were the ENT and plastic surgeons who could attend the
8th World Congress of Facial Plastic Surgery in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil this May. Four years after a great congress in Rome, a highly successfull event was hosted at the Sheraton by the Leblon beach in Rio de Janeiro in a friendly and relaxed ambiance.
The organizing committee was led by Professor José Antonio Patrocínio, president of the event,
Professor Pietro Palma, president of the IFFPSS and Professor João Jairney Maniglia, honorary president.
In the scientific committee, took part Dr.Alain Tenenbaum from Switzerland
The participants represented the whole world. Besides of Brazil, important delegations came from the Switzerland ,United States, China,Colombia,Hungary,Taiwan, Iran, Lebanon, Turkey, Argentina,Saudi Arabia, Paraguay, South Korea and many other countries.
The presentations ran in 5 meeting rooms with perfect technical service, while the media room hosted many fruitfull professional discussions. The selection was hard due to the richness of the program.
On the first day 3 workshops were organised, about toxins, fillers and the outstanding
endopeel, representing a chemical myoplasty,giving interests with an immediate scarless face and neck lift : a unique alternative to surgery , this revolutionary technique was presented by the inventors, Dr.Alain Tenenbaum and the molecular biologist Mauro Tiziani both from Switzerland, later followed by several convincing lectures about its aspects in different utilities, with live demonstrations.
The next 3 days presentations were categorised into sessions about rhinoplasty, surgery of the aging face, treatment of the aging face without surgery, reconstructions and miscellaneous. All the presentations were highly instructive and special video sessions and instructional courses crowned the visuality.
The very international presence at the meeting and the competence of the speakers allowed a trip around the world in different aspects like that of the rhinoplasty of the Asian, African and other types of nose. A nice session was dedicated to the Lebanese nose, with the participation of Doctor Ibrahim El Achkar an eminent expert of the usage of stem cells in anti-aging and his colleagues. Professor Yu-Hsun Chiu from Taiwan spoke about the state of the art in Asian augmentation rhinoplasty in the point of view of injectable and surgical solutions. Starting from an art historical point of view, the elegance of the presentation and the huge experience in rhinoplasty of Professor Alireza Mesbahi was outstanding. It was quite important that the avoidance of the complications, the relationship of the applied anatomy and the interventions was were systematically underlined, like by Dr Du Junfeng from Wuhan,China emphasing the possibility of neurovascular complications of lipofilling,
This was a key issue during the panel about the neck directed by Professor Germán Rojas, president of the Colombian association where the author of this review introduced the results of an ex-vivo study achieved in Budapest, Hungary with a team of bioengineers about 55 human hemifaces analysing the morphology and the applied anatomy and biomechanics of the facial nerve. A very nice and fruitfull discussion developed with Doctor Leandro Pellarin, who presented about neck reshaping with SMAS traction and lipectomy how to diminish the number of facial palsies related to surgery. We must mention that the presence of the Colombian school and their presentations were excellents, being about facial yoga by Doctor Claudia Garcia, forehead lifts by Professor Germán Rojas or others. A pearl was the instructional course of Professor Pietro Palma about the complexity of the inner nose and its applications during rhinoseptoplasty, just like the life-experience lecture of Professor Gilbert Nolst-Trenité. The presentations from Brazil represented the expected "pillars" of the field,with plenty of innovativity like that of Professor José Antonio Patrocínio about transpalpebral upper face rejuvenation. The reviewer did like the presentations of Professor Hector Céspedes from Paraguay about nasal tip surgery, Professor Ignazio Tasca from the Imola school about the deviated nose. The instructional course about mastering endonasal rhinoplasty by Professor Chih-Wen Twu, chair of the congress and the other presentations by the Taiwanese colleagues represent the guarantee of a successfull meeting in Taiwan in 2020.


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On 09/01/2010 01:43 PM, Cole Robinson wrote:
The current code will go into an infinite loop if the printf generated string is>= 1000, AND exactly 1 character smaller than the amount of free space in the buffer. When this happens, we are dropped into the loop body, but nothing will actually change, because count == (buf->size - buf->use - 1), and virBufferGrow returns unchanged if count< (buf->size - buf->use) Fix this by removing the '- 1' bit from 'size'. The *nprintf functions handle the NULL byte for us anyways, so we shouldn't need to manually accomodate for it.
Per 'man vsnprintf',
The functions snprintf() and vsnprintf() do not write more than size bytes (including the trailing '\0'). If the output was truncated due to this limit then the return value is the number of characters (not including the trailing '\0') which would have been written to the final string if enough space had been available. Thus, a return value of size or more means that the output was truncated. (See also below under NOTES.)
So, if the result is == size, then we MUST re-alloc and try again, to avoid truncation.
- size = buf->size - buf->use - 1; + size = buf->size - buf->use; va_start(argptr, format); va_copy(locarg, argptr); while (((count = vsnprintf(&buf->content[buf->use], size, format,
This makes sense - we might as well tell vsnprintf exactly how many bytes it has to play with.
- locarg))< 0) || (count>= size - 1)) { + locarg))< 0) || (count>= size)) {
However, I think this still has issues. vsnprintf returns -1 ONLY when there is a non-recoverable error (EILSEQ, ENOMEM), and NOT when the string was truncated. So if it returns -1 once, it will ALWAYS return -1 no matter how much larger we make the buffer. (At least, since we use the gnulib module, it will always obey POSIX. If it weren't for gnulib, then yes, I could see how you could worry about older glibc that didn't obey POSIX and returned -1 instead of the potential print size). So why not write it as an if() instead of a while(), since we really only need one truncated vsnprintf attempt before guaranteeing that the buffer is large enough for the second attempt.
[Side note: I'm really starting to get annoyed by the Thunderbird bug that corrupts spacing of quoted text that contains & or <. Sorry to everyone else that has to put up with my review comments that have been mangled.]
@@ -250,13 +250,12 @@ virBufferVSprintf(const virBufferPtr buf, const char *format, ...) return; }
You're missing a step. It's okay that size is 1 larger, but you also need to make the virBufferGrow(buf, grow_size) guarantee that it allocates at least count+1 bytes, to avoid a needless second iteration through the loop. Back to that comment of an if() being better than a while() loop.
- size = buf->size - buf->use - 1; + size = buf->size - buf->use; va_copy(locarg, argptr); } va_end(argptr); va_end(locarg); buf->use += count; - buf->content[buf->use] = '\0';
Agree with this part.
} /** @@ -340,19 +339,18 @@ virBufferEscapeString(const virBufferPtr buf, const char *format, const char *st return; } - size = buf->size - buf->use - 1; + size = buf->size - buf->use; while (((count = snprintf(&buf->content[buf->use], size, format, - (char *)escaped))< 0) || (count>= size - 1)) { + (char *)escaped))< 0) || (count>= size)) { buf->content[buf->use] = 0; grow_size = (count> 1000) ? count : 1000; if (virBufferGrow(buf, grow_size)< 0) {
Same problem on while() vs. if(), and not allocating a large enough buffer.NACK as written, but this is indeed a serious bug, so looking forward to v2 (I can help you write it, if needed).
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Quinoa, Red Drum Fish
The Back Story
Red Stick Spice owner Anne Milneck Taught 6th grade food and culture for a brief time. When she planned her lesson on quinoa, she expected the middle schoolers to moan in despair. The opposite happened. It was, by far, her most popular lesson. Those middle schoolers are now in high school, and they still stop Anne to tell her how they still enjoy quinoa.
Quinoa is a super tasty grain-like dish that packs lots of nutrition and complete protein into one dish. Quinoa is a meal on its own, but it's often served as a side dish. This version is especially nice because it can be personalized with other ingredients. Try olives, capers or pimentos. It's delicious hot or cold – served leftovers the next day as a salad.
Here are the ingredients:
· I Cup Quinoa, rinsed
· 1 Tbl Mediterranean Spice Blend
· 3 Tbl Garlic Olive Oil, separated
· 2 Cups low (or no) sodium chicken or vegtable stock, heated or simmering
· ½ cup finely sliced sun dried tomatoes
· 1 can quartered artichoke hearts, rinsed
· 1 cup canned garbanzo beans, rinsed
· ½ cup finely sliced red onion
· Salt and Pepper to taste
· In a pot with a tight-fitting lid, heat 1 Tbl of the Garlic Olive Oil. Add the Mediterranean Blend and sauté to soften the seasonings and release their fragrance
· Add the rinsed Quinoa and combine and head through. Saute the quinoa until you can see that the seasonings are evenly distributed and the oil has coated the grains.
· Add the simmering stock to the pot with the Quinoa. Bring to a full rolling boil. Lower the heat and cover with the lid. Cook for 10 minutes for slightly al dente Quinoa. Increase cooking time to 15 minutes for softer Quinoa. Remove from the heat and fluff with a fork. If any liquid remains, you can continue cooking the Quinoa with the lid off until the liquid is absorbed or strain in a colander.
· In a sauté pan, heat 2 Tbl Garlic Olive Oil. Add the artichoke hearts, garbanzo beans and sun dried tomatoes just to heat through. Add the warm quinoa to the vegetable mixture and gently combine. Taste to adjust with salt and pepper.
Serve the Quinoa with any type of protein you like such as fish or chicken!
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Chef Jeff Henderson rose from humble beginnings in South Central Los Angeles to become the first African-American executive chef at the Bellagio Hotel. He has gone on to become a successful TV host with a cable show on the Food Network, a nationally syndicated series called, Family Style with Chef Jeff and the host of Flip My Food. When he isn't cooking on TV he's a highly sought-after motivational speaker, sharing the secrets of realizing your potential at... (full profile)


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Good for the NY Giants! In a show of patriotism and in an effort to stick it to Kaepernick of the SF 49ers, the entire team stood up on the sidelines — all in one fantastic row — for the National Anthem. Those are America's boys!! And their one unified action just obliterated Kaepernick and his anti-American stance. I can hear police officers and vets all over the country cheering right now.
Kaepernick set the nation on fire when he refused to stand for the National Anthem during a pre-season game with the Green Bay Packers. He said he would not stand for a country that persecutes black people. That's such a lie… America does not do that. Then he intimated that there were dead blacks in the streets, while cops went on paid leave and got away with murder. They don't get away with murder. They do their freaking jobs and for that those such as Black Lives Matter and the likes of Kaepernick call them racist and brand them as killers.
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Colin Kaepernick's refusal to stand during the National Anthem has ignited a national controversy.
While people like Iraq War veteran Dorian Majied have suggested he protest in other ways, other have called for the 49ers to punish Kaepernick for his actions.
The 49ers, however, don't have plans to discipline Kaepernick.
Right now, other NFL players are keeping quiet about the controversy.
But the way the New York Giants acted during the National Anthem during the pre-season game on Saturday could be their silent way of responding.
A number of veterans have called Kaepernick out for America bashing, including a wounded Marine who lost his legs to an IED in Afghanistan in 2010. Americans are pissed at this guy and with good reason. He's a racist jerk.
The 49ers are recognizing his Constitutional right to not stand. That's their decision. As a private team they have every right to cut him loose – he is making them look very bad. And I understand he has been fighting with management anyway and could very well be benched the rest of the season. I think the rest of America agrees with me when I say good! He should lose every endorsement and no one should watch him play. Because you know… AMERICANS hate haters.


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Is Apple Developing Networked HDTVs?
Built-in functionality would allow for streaming of iTunes content, report says.
According to Jason Calacanis, founder of Weblogs Inc. (owner of Engadget and a number of other blogs), Apple is working on high-def LCD TVs with built-in networking functionality, reports CNET UK.
The TVs, says Calacanis, would stream content from iTunes on a Mac or a PC and function similarly to having an Apple TV without the need for the box.
Apple currently offers a 30-inch display, so they have experience in offering high-quality monitors.
Why does this matter to custom installers?
Beyond the number of Apple innovations that our industry doesn't really notice and the rise of Savant's OS X-based system, the recently released Apple TV 2.2 update allows HDTV shows to be purchased straight from the box.
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The new LCDs would presumably work like HP's MediaSmart TVs, which have built-in Media Center Extender functionality.
Apple has never been known to offer an "open" network and hasn't paid much (if any) attention to the custom channel, but it has long been speculated that the company will expand its presence in the networked home.
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The Poetry Center presents some 30 public readings, performances and lectures each year, on the San Francisco State University campus and at various off-campus venues, featuring outstanding poets and writers from across the literary spectrum. The Poetry Center reading series, founded in 1954, is one of the longest-running such programs in the country, with roots in the 1950s San Francisco Poetry Renaissance. We also house the American Poetry Archives, a collection approaching 5,000 hours of original audio and video recordings documenting our reading series.
Historic audio recordings from 1954-1973 are available for open public access at Poetry Center Digital Archive.
Full video programs: view streaming video for every one of our recent programs at Poetry Center Digital Archive.
Video highlight clips from recent programs at Poetry Center Video Highlights.
The Poetry Center was founded in 1954 on the basis of a small donation by W. H. Auden. He surrendered the honorarium paid him when he read his poetry to celebrate the opening of the present San Francisco State campus, and from a West Coast tour set up for him by English Professor Ruth Witt-Diamant. Today, The Poetry Center, located in rooms 511-512 of the Humanities Building on the SFSU campus, is one of the most long-lived and nationally renowned literary arts institutions in the United States.
Witt-Diamant, founding director of The Poetry Center, with advice and encouragement from local poets Kenneth Rexroth, Robert Duncan, and Madeline Gleason, among others, initiated The Poetry Center's pioneering poetry reading series with a visit by Theodore Roethke in February 1954, followed by many others, including some of the earliest documentation of the poets of the San Francisco Renaissance.
Since then, The Poetry Center has presented more than 100 continuous seasons of outstanding contemporary poets and writers reading from their works. With its companion project, The American Poetry Archives, the center has amassed nearly 5,000 hours of original recordings of poets and writers reading from their works. The Poetry Center represents an irreplaceable collective record of the past sixty years of American (and international) literary accomplishment.
Audio and Video Documentation
Since 1954, The Poetry Center has documented its readings through live recordings. Beginning in 1973, with the establishment by Director Kathleen Fraser of the American Poetry Archives, nearly every reading the Poetry Center has presented has been video-recorded.
Poetry Center Digital Archive, which debuted in April 2011, makes available significant portions of early audio recordings from the American Poetry Archives collection. New files are added incrementally, as recordings are prepared and as we proceed through the collection from 1954 onward. Beginning with Fall 2015, all new programs are being featured as streaming video and downloadable audio. For full program videos, check our recent programs. Video highlight clips at Poetry Center Video Highlights.
In 1994, the Archives collection was relocated to a climate-controlled vault, greatly improving storage conditions and inhibiting deterioration to early and newer materials alike. The Poetry Center is presently engaged in a long-term project, funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, among other sources, aimed at transferring the full collection of fragile magnetic tapes to digital media, significantly enhancing the lifespan and availability of our archived recordings.
Support for The Poetry Center
Poetry Center programs are presently supported by funding from Grants for the Arts-Hotel Tax Fund (City of San Francisco), College of Liberal & Creative Arts of San Francisco State University, the Fund for Poetry, the Dorothy A. Fowler Trust, and Friends of The Poetry Center.


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It's with great enthusiasm that the dedicated and experienced teachers of The KAUST School (TKS) share their school mission, which is "to provide an exceptional International Baccalaureate education that empowers student to be resourceful and responsible global citizens." It's a privilege to serve the children of KAUST, and for 180 days between September and June, the school provides students from all over the world the opportunity to develop the attributes of the IB learner profile.
From its inception the intention of The KAUST School was to offer a truly world-class education. The school maintains a classroom ratio of one teacher for every 15 students in early education and one teacher to every 18 students in elementary and secondary. The technology infrastructure of the school is sophisticated and wireless, incorporating a broad spectrum of equipment. All learning spaces are equipped with 21st century classroom tools such as an interactive whiteboard system and 1:1 computing environment.
The KAUST School also offers a wide range of co-curricular activities. Some programs that have been developed include: Student Council, Model United Nations, choir, samba band, Boy and Girl Scouts, Green Team, yearbook, drama/musical, variety/talent shows, and sports teams such as soccer, basketball, cross country, badminton and swimming. Explore The KAUST School website to get a sense of the wonderful program, community, teachers and most of all students who make The KAUST School the unique and vibrant school that it is.


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Veal and Avocado
READY IN: 11mins
Recipe by Hollie6001
Recipe courtesy Rachael Ray.
Top Review by IAteMyGluestick
This was wonderful, and best of all, Atkins induction friendly. Elegant and simple recipe, thanks!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 ripe Hass avocado
- 1 fresh lemon wedge
- 2⁄3 lb veal scallops
- salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, 2 turns of the pan
- 1 tablespoon butter, cut into pieces
- 1⁄4 cup dry vermouth or 1⁄4 cup white wine
- 3 -4 tablespoons cream, 3 turns of the pan
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leave, to garnish
- 2 tablespoons chopped or snipped chives, to garnish
Directions See How It's Made
- Cut avocado in half all around and down to the pit. Twist the avocado to separate the halves. Hit the pit with your knife to pop it out. Scoop the avocado out of each half of skin with a large spoon. Slice the avocado and squeeze a little lemon juice on it to retard the browning. Reserve the avocado.
- Season the scallops of veal with salt and pepper.
- Heat the extra-virgin olive oil and butter in a large skillet over medium to medium high heat.
- Add the veal and cook 2 minutes on each side. Remove the veal to a platter or individual plates.
- Add vermouth or wine to the pan and deglaze it, lifting up any color or veal bits.
- Add cream and stir it inches.
- Turn off the heat and let cream bubble 1 minute.
- Arrange the avocado on the scallops of veal. Strap the meat and avocado with sauce and garnish with a generous sprinkle of chopped thyme or chives.