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I think this is probably the way to go, as long as you don't mind having the door shut most of the time.
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I have been reading some info on the Hammer Nutrition website recently and they recommend soy protein for pre and during exercise use and whey for post exercise use.
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Kooka Bay are worth a look - http://www.projectsimon.com/
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+1 to Miguel. I would be very interested in learning about UL hammock set ups.
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They also have a cuben sack and bivy coming.
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- Holly Herndon: "Dilato" (via SoundCloud)
In a recent interview with the British magazine FACT, Holly Herndon refuted the trope that electronic music is the stuff of impersonal and inhuman androids. The Tennessee native bought into that narrative herself while living in the electronic hub of Berlin, where, though she played with a band named Electrocute, she began taking contrabass lessons. Her hope was that if she could master a "real instrument," she might, one day, be taken seriously as a composer. But after returning stateside to study at the electronic sanctum of California's Mills College, she realized that her laptop-- a web of code and a fountain of sound-- could make music as personal, intimate, and important as that of any ensemble. "This is actually the most interesting instrument for me," she told FACT. "I also think that it's the most personal instrument that the world has ever seen."
Many people might balk at that idea, that a computer is somehow a more personal instrument than the customary acoustic toolset of music. After all, how can a box of wires, circuits, and chips connected to a screen and controlled by fingers be more individual than a guitar, with its strings simply pressed by fingers, or, better yet, the human voice, the sound of someone simply singing? But, to an extent, computers are forever malleable, able to be programmed and reprogrammed to fit needs and whims and, in turn, to alter those old modes of expression in ways that they couldn't do themselves. On her proper full-length debut Movement, the California-based composer uses her crystalline voice as a chief input for her laptop, ultimately arriving at a poignant nexus of electronic accessibility and experimentation that owes as much to her academic forebears as her club contemporaries. It's a record with the rare capacity to turn cynics who might scoff at the idea of laptops-as-intimate-instruments into believers.
It seems overly convenient and coincidental to compare Herndon's Movement to Laurel Halo's Quarantine. Here are, after all, two American women releasing records in the same year that weave their respective voices into intricate electronic music that sits at the borders of pop, dance, and more esoteric forms. The links are reductive enough to be insulting. But both Movement and Quarantine are bold records, dependent upon a multiplicity of voices from one source to press against borders of populist versus experimental media-- or, better yet, to unite them. At times, both Halo and Herndon seem like would-be popular sirens, ready to deliver hooks to the radio; at other points, however, they seem destined for careers of gigs in small art spaces or extended fellowships at universities. But at their best, they seem like both and neither, composers and thinkers unafraid to elide convention, circumvent categorization and arrive, fully formed, at an intersection of things often thought to be mutually exclusive.
Movement's humanity stems in part from its variety of moods. At times overtly playful and slyly sexual, decidedly monastic and obviously extroverted, these seven pieces skip between feelings with a true-to-life mercurialness and unpredictability. Herndon's sonics are impressive; see the subdural bass moans of opener "Terminal" or the careful, Oval-like slices of "Control And" for proof. But she never betrays the soul of her music for the sound of it. During "Breathe", for instance, Herndon takes a series of deep breaths and scrambles the patterns of inhalation and exhalation. She splits the actions across the channels, conjuring an unlikely choir of dissonance and consonance. Sonically, it's impressive enough, but emotionally, it portrays the struggle to rise above the world's din, to stay centered in a bustle of hyperactivity. It's electronic Zen: Herndon successfully links an electroacoustic premise to a pragmatic observation.
Especially considering that this is her first LP, Herndon's ability to steer music that's simultaneously complex and approachable is astounding: "Fade", for instance, should lure fans of the Knife with its iterative keyboards and sticky arctic hook, but the structure-- or, more specifically, the way Herndon handles the beat in relation to her voice-- is a marvel all its own. Herndon frames the rhythm with her voice, syllables darting between its cracks like water washing through rivulets. But that's just the most superficial layer of Herndon's voice. Underneath the hook, samples of her singing crisscross beneath the beat, supplying counterrhythms and serving like little magnets that draw the listener deeper into the song with each pass. It's a perfect interface of machine and user and of intricate composition with irrepressible songcraft. Likewise, though the noisy 64-second track "Interlude" might seem ostracizing at first, it plays out like a miniature video game of voices. Herndon manipulates her own tone into blips and volleys that clash with one another in their own electronic Mortal Kombat. It's quixotic, a dose of levity in a field not known for it.
"Dilato", the brilliant closer, is the only track that doesn't key on Herndon's voice. Instead, she samples and stretches the patient intonations of classical baritone Bruce Rameker, pulling his syllables until they turn into a brooding, wordless chorus. The piece is Movement's most unapologetically academic; it treats speech with such force that it recalls Alvin Lucier's I Am Sitting in a Room, in which the composer repeatedly played back and recorded a tape of himself reading text in a room until his speech hummed into howling oblivion. But listen closely for Herndon's own voice, which joins Rameker's most notably just before the three-minute mark. She harmonizes with him for a moment, singing one syllable with an operatic grandeur. It's over in an instant, but it's enough to reiterate Herndon's symbiotic thesis and to make "Dilato" feel like much more than a rote exercise in bending one person's voice into phantasmagorias.
Appropriately named, Movement feels like a progression and challenge from one of the year's most exciting new voices, producers, and composers. It's an invitation by example to move in several circles at once and emerge with something that's brazen, fresh, and entirely individual.
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I think that is critical to the pursuit of discussion. We want people to agree with us, but should this be our only goal? Is there, or should there be, a legitimate goal of trying to understand our differences, and trying to find our what really brings about the disagreement concerning the matter, or, say, belief in God or Christianity?
I think not enough attention has been paid to C. S. Lewis's remarks at the founding of the Oxford Socratic Club. He maintained that such a society was valuable at Oxford because by means of it we could hope to civilize one another.
I think the question we should ask people who are in dialogue about religious beliefs is what their goals are. I think that dialogue about religion isn't simply about getting others to agree with us. It is also about getting others to understand us better and to understand others better. Thus, if I engage an atheist in discussion, I consider it unlikely that that person will accept Christ as a result of what I say. I take that as a given. What I hope will happen is that they will understand my position somewhat better, and hopefully, gain some intellectual sympathy for my position. And with enhanced intellectual sympathy, maybe something will happen along the line. Or not. But I do not assume that when I have failed to convince my interlocutor that I am right, that the discussion has been a failure. Far from it.
What I hear from people out of the New Atheist camp, however, is something along the lines of "Yes, I am responding to you, but your reaction isn't important. I know that you are a hopeless faith-head. But, maybe other people might be listening who are more open to the truth, and maybe if I show zero intellectual sympathy with you and show just how much contempt I have for what you believe, maybe the fence-sitters will jump the fence my way."
This is the Dawkins playbook, and it has been a great disappointment to see Loftus fall for it, for example.
But I think we should probably abandon the irremediably religious precisely because that is what they are – irremediable. I am more interested in the fence-sitters who haven't really considered the question very long or very carefully. And I think that they are likely to be swayed by a display of naked contempt. Nobody likes to be laughed at. Nobody wants to be the butt of contempt.
The strategy here is essentially to deny that believers and unbelievers have a common goal as well as an adversarial goal when the enter discussion with one another. If the common goal goes unrecognized, then we are going to not get anywhere, and that is why I have gotten considerably less satisfaction out of blogging than I did a few years ago. I don't know what to do about it, but I think it's important that people to look at what is being said not only in terms of what side it is on, but also whether the claims are well-supported or not. We have to be ready to criticize our own side if bad arguments are being used.
dangerous idea
This is a blog to discuss philosophy, chess, politics, C. S. Lewis, or whatever it is that I'm in the mood to discuss.
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Sexist passages
There are always two ways of looking at statements from the past where women are concerned. One of them is in comparison to our society. The other is from the standpoint of the society at the time. If you transport these statements into our time, the sound awfully sexist. After all, Women's Lib was a product of the 60s even in our culture (although there were earlier feminist voices). On the other hand, these statements may have sounded positively liberating to people back then.
Thus, for example, people today react to passages in the Christian Bible that say "Wives obey your husbands." But I suspect that people in the time these statements were written were far more surprised by statements like "Husbands, love your wives as Christ loves the Church," since wives in that time knew that the culture expected them to be submissive, Christian or not.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
What is deism?
Apparently, historically, it is not the view that God wound things up and left it alone. There is far more Christian content in the deism of people like Jefferson than most people recognize. It, for example, doesn't deny future rewards and punishments.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
James Randi: I always have an out
Discussed here.
But Randi says that it just means that he doesn't let the subjects cheat.
But Randi says that it just means that he doesn't let the subjects cheat.
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Is Christianity mercenary?
According to Scot McKnight, not so.
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Friday, November 21, 2014
Loftus: There is nothing irrational about these videos or laughing at your faith if you are delusional, Vic. Reason is behind them. Laughter is good medicine. You need a dosage of it everyday.
Let's say believers are in fact as I say, delusional. Let's also say that precisely because they are delusional we cannot usually reason them out of their delusion. Let's say their delusion is also causing a great deal of harm (think ISIS here if you need to). Then reason calls us to do whatever it takes within decency and the law to help them out of it.
Besides Vic, we just can't help ourselves. I'm saying let loose. We laugh at your faith in private all of the time. I'm saying bring it out into the public. Let the deluded see what we really think. What's wrong with letting people know what we really think on occasion? I don't advocate doing this exclusively, although for some people that's all they know to do.
A side product of doing this, just like when atheists come out of the closet, is that it increases the peer pressure against faith. All I hear you say is you don't like it, and that's it. Christians do it from the pulpits across America every Sunday against atheists.
VR: OK, I think we are at the center of what the problem really is. You say
1) Believers are delusional, and I take it this is something beyond just being mistaken. They are ignoring overwhelming evidence against their beliefs.
2) We cannot reason believers out of their delusion.
3) Their delusion is causing a lot of harm, the sort of harm the ISIS inflicts.
4) It will therefore be helpful to society overall to use whatever means are necessary to help believers out of their beliefs.
The underlying idea is that somehow, if we got believers to reject their faith, we would progress to some kind of earthly paradise or utopia. For people like you, John Lennon's Imagine is a good, serious piece of social analysis, not a pretty tune with a utopian vision written by someone who dropped too much acid to think clearly. (I wonder if even John thought it was a piece of serious analysis). My answer to that sort of thing is that you have to be that this idea is what's really delusional. You have to be really be gullible to believe something like that. If you buy that, you may claim to be from Missouri, but you have just bought bridges in New York and California and oceanfront property in Arizona.
I don't think this way about atheism in general. I have a lot of sympathy with arguments like the argument from evil. There a lot of commentators on my site who aren't particularly fanatical Christians, but they are particularly angered by this kind of New Atheism, or as I call it, atheojihadism.
It isn't religion that makes ISIS harmful, it's the idea that religion has to be brought into effect from the top down by government. On the other hand, the use of government-funded educational institutions to shove atheism down people's throats, which is where you end up if you follow Boghossian's Manual to its logical conclusions, or Dawkins' child abuse charge that is actually making it hard for Christians to adopt children in parts of England, you are turning atheism into a religion in the negative sense. Where this is headed for is a society bifurcated on religious-non-religious grounds, where we are going to be less and less able to function together as a society.
I think I've gotten uncharacteristically ill-tempered here. But I can tell you that even if I stopped believing in God tomorrow, I would still be unalterably opposed to a crusade to save people from their religious beliefs.
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Somebody actually advocated revising the Preamble with the exact words I gave years ago
"We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are evolved equal, that they are endowed by evolution with certain inalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
It's bad enough that creationism is creeping up in public schools but it especially doesn't need to be in our own constitution. Just because our slave-owning, bigoted founding fathers were creationists doesn't mean that we should let our most important legal document reflect that. That has to be a violation of the separation of church and state clause that's also in the constitution.
Here's what I present years ago....as a reductio ad absurdum.
It's bad enough that creationism is creeping up in public schools but it especially doesn't need to be in our own constitution. Just because our slave-owning, bigoted founding fathers were creationists doesn't mean that we should let our most important legal document reflect that. That has to be a violation of the separation of church and state clause that's also in the constitution.
Here's what I present years ago....as a reductio ad absurdum.
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Naturalistic Evolution and Human Rights
Let's take the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Now, if you're an atheist, we weren't created at all, we were the products of evolution. So, we would have to rewrite this statement as follows:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are evolved equal, that they are endowed by evolution with certain unalienable Rights, that among these rights are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
But this, of course,makes no sense. In evolution, our goal is to survive and pass on our genes, and whatever advantage can help us do that can and should be used. That being the case, all the arguments against slavery and exploitation go down the drain.
The idea that we have rights that exist even when governments eliminate them go by the boards. It's a dog eat dog world, survival of the fittest, so why shouldn't I use whatever advantages I have? You may not want to go there, but how would you answer someone who does?
It's not a coincidence that the idea of human rights arose in a Christian culture. When people have power advantages, what reason can be given to stop them from taking advantage of it.
If we were all decide that are simply and merely products of evolution, and were not created by a God who shows no favoritism, what reason do we have for not taking advantage of a favorable power balance?
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Soft Determinism is not a different kind of determinism
Soft determinism is still determinism. And it's really not a different type of determinism. It is, rather, drawing different conclusions from determinism, or rather, not drawing the conclusion that we are not free and not morally responsible for our actions.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
An exchange about humanism on Debunking Christianity
Rudy R: Again, since you don't think only humans can solve human problems, what problems have been solved only by your god that humans can't solve?
Evidently, you don't have a very high regard for human nature and a human's potential for making things better without a god. That, in a nutshell, probably separates us both the most.
Can you logically discount humanism as a rational way to solving human problems? Just so we are clear on definitions, what I mean by logical is to use empiricism instead of faith as an epistemological method and what I mean by faith is belief without evidence or pretending to know what you don't know.
Can you mathematically show why it's more probable that having faith that a god can make the world a better place than humanism? If not mathematically, can you list all the pros and cons, and show there are more pros and less cons than humanism? I'd like to see how humanism "requires us to make gigantic leaps over the probabilities."
VR: Maybe I can start with a famous quote from G. K. Chesterton:
Modern masters of science are much impressed with the need of beginning all inquiry with a fact. The ancient masters of religion were quite equally impressed with that necessity. They began with the fact of sin—a fact as practical as potatoes. Whether or no man could be washed in miraculous waters, there was no doubt at any rate that he wanted washing. But certain religious leaders in London, not mere materialists, have begun in our day not to deny the highly disputable water, but to deny the indisputable dirt. Certain new theologians dispute original sin, which is the only part of Christian theology which can really be proved. Some followers of the Reverend R. J. Campbell, in their almost too fastidious spirituality, admit divine sinlessness, which they cannot see even in their dreams. But they essentially deny human sin, which they can see in the street. The strongest saints and the strongest sceptics alike took positive evil as the starting-point of their argument. If it be true (as it certainly is) that a man can feel exquisite happiness in skinning a cat, then the religious philosopher can only draw one of two deductions. He must either deny the existence of God, as all atheists do; or he must deny the present union between God and man, as all Christians do. The new theologians seem to think it a highly rationalistic solution to deny the cat.
Atheists like to point out "holy horrors" like the Inquisition, the Crusades, the Wars of Religion, and the Salem Witch Trials. But doesn't this pale in comparison to the crimes committed by communist governments, such as the party purges?
Or the Cultural Revolution
Or, I can quote this from Chris Hedges:
Those who insist we are morally advancing as a species are deluding themselves. There is little in science or history to support this idea. Human individuals can make moral advances, as can human societies, but they also make moral reverses… We alternate between periods of light and periods of darkness. We can move forward materially, but we do not move forward morally. The belief in collective moral advancement ignores the inherent flaws in human nature as well as the tragic reality of human history… All utopian schemes of impossible advances and glorious conclusions end in squalor and fanaticism. (p.10-11)
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Gay Marriage: Can the government avoid taking sides?
This discussion assumes a background knowledge of Jeff Jordan's essay " Homosexuality and Discrimination," summarized here. (Jordan was my office mate at the Center for Philosophy of Religion in 1989-90).
•Same-Sex Marriage: Some Further Reflections
•Accommodation, not declaration
•What Jordan has right
•I think Jeff has this much right, that government should, as far as possible, not try to declare winners and losers where ethical questions like the moral status of homosexuality are concerned. I also accept C. S. Lewis's argument that Christians should not expect government to enforce a Christian understanding of marriage on the citizenry.
Who wants a declaration on this issue?
Who wants a declaration on this issue?
•Well, lots of people. The Religious Right, for example, wants government to stand up for marriage as a relation between one man and one woman, and is looking for an affirmation of the moral superiority of traditional marriage on the part of government. Here the "Christian America" argument comes into play: America is founded on Christianity, therefore we should expect everyone in society to adhere to Christian moral standard where marriage is concerned, and this would involve rejection of homosexual relationships as morally unacceptable.
•But who else wants this?
•Gay activists, of course! They are looking to gay marriage as a stamp of approval on their relationships, and an implied message that those who disapprove of them are no better than bigots.
•Thus we have the lawsuit against a religious baker who didn't want to do a cake for a gay wedding, and a regulation on the part of the American Philosophical Association according to which Christian colleges that required teachers to sign a code of conduct which precludes sex outside of (traditional) marriage would be flagged as APA code violators, since it would preclude the appointment of sexually active gays and lesbians.
•In Canada and Britain, I have heard of cases where preaching the traditional Christian view of homosexual conduct has been treated as hate speech.
•The Brandon Eich case from Mozilla
•Brandon Eich became the CEO of Mozilla. When it was discovered that he had contributed money to support the Proposition 8 campaign in California, his browser was boycotted by some groups, and as a result he had to step down as CEO of the browser.
•Chick-Fil-A has faced boycotts because its leadership has opposed same-sex marriage, though some gay people have considered this an overreach.
•The miscegenation parallel
•Defenders of same-sex marriage often criticize opponents by arguing that opposition to homosexual relationships is equivalent to opposing mixed-race marriages. Just as opposition to mixed-race marriages is evidence of bigotry, anything less the full acceptance of homosexuality is similarly bigoted.
•However, there has to be a distinction between concerns about behavior, and problems caused by non-behavioral issues, such as race.
•What has changed our minds
•I think we have discovered that sexual orientation is, in many cases not changeable. I don't think you can argue that there are no choices that can be made in this area, since some people are bisexual. The case of Exodus International, the ex-gay movement, where two of the leaders got involved with one another and returned to homosexuality, seems to be a warning about how far this can be pushed.
•But are sexual relationships required for the pursuit of happiness?
•What if your sexual orientation is toward preteen boys. In that case, to me moral, it seems to me you would have to pass on your sex life, since there would be no moral way to have a sex life, that is, no way, without doing grievous harm to your partners.
•Different groups view this differently
•Secularists tend to see no problem with homosexuality, although the existence of homosexuality does present a prima facie difficulty for evolutionary explanation, for obvious reasons. (I actually asked some evolutionary biologists how they explained it).
•For some reason, religious believers are not eager to bring this up as evidence of intelligent design.
•Conservative religious believers
•Typically take anti-gay passages in the Bible at face value, although there is a debate concerning interpretation.
•Pro-gay religionists
•Here is a defense of their position, from Mel White
•Well, no you don't.
•However, there are economic issues involved. What the government does get involved with are things like end of life decisions, spousal benefits, etc. Can you write all that stuff into the law without implying anything about the moral status of homosexuality. If so, do we use the m-word, or not?
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The 13-year-old Norwegian snowboard talent, Marcus Kleveland, becomes the youngest athlete by far to accomplish a triple cork.
Not more than three years ago the first triple cork in history was landed by Torstein Horgmo (NOR). And now a 13-year-old kid from Dombås, Norway has accomplished the most progressive trick ever done within snowboarding.
Marcus, a snowboarder since the age of 3, has completed double corks since he was 11 years old. But last fall and this winter, the triple has been his main focus on the trampoline.
-I was inspired when I saw Torstein Horgmo landed the triple cork for the first time three years ago, says Marcus. -Since then I have wanted to try it, and the first time I dared to try was at the Red Bull Performance Camp in Sun Valley last year. But the jump there was too small, and I landed on ice. Now everything was perfect, though.
The youngster grew up a stones throw from the slopes in his hometown of Dombås, and his parents never had to chase him out to practice: –This is something I do for myself, because I think it's fun. Nobody is pushing me to do this, says the first year teenager, while his family is sitting nearby in the sun, enjoying themselves with their favorite entertainment.
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As a consideration of the power of storytellingand the urge to mythologize one's own life as well as the lives of others The Night Listener could serve as creepy paranoid cousin to the current Lady in the Water. The specters of JT LeRoy and James Frey haunt this muted psychological thriller about a radio yarn-spinner (Robin Williams, effectively underplaying) beguiled by a 14-year-old fan's lurid memoir of rape and victimization. The closer he gets to the dying boy, who's accessible only by phone, the more he starts to wonder if the kid really existsa possibility the boy's caretaker (Toni Collette) extends as either a lifeline or a noose. Armistead Maupin helped adapt the screenplay from his novel, itself spun from a real-life anecdote involving a suspicious fan, and Patrick Stettner's stealthy film version seethes with the ambivalence of a writer who treats the people around him as straw to be spun into gold. Even when the script overstates the obvious, Stettner mines every nuance of unease from the head games between Williams and the unnerving Collette, who embodies the moment passive aggression stops being passive.
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text: Fall 2008 Accounting for Lawyers Course Number: LAW-614 Class Number: 03250 Course Description: Beginning in Fall 2001 with Enron and followed by Adelphia, WorldCom, Tyco, HealthSouth, and several other companies and continuing with the latest major issue—back dating and spring loading of Stock Options, are the challenges facing all businesses, our government, lawyers, accountants, investment bankers et al to restore trust and integrity in the management of companies, in all business transactions, disclosures and financial reporting. In July 2002, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was signed into law that established many new requirements for public companies. The many corporate scandals and failures that occurred over the past few years involved in part, greed, egos, excesses, cultural issues, and failure and or ignorance of proper checks and balances. Accounting is essential to the effective functioning of any business organization both for profit and not for profit. A test of any system, whether in the corporate form, partnership, or sole proprietorship and the aspects of it represented by accounting, ultimately is judged by the results, which are produced, and the integrity of financial information. The course will be focused from the point of view of what a lawyer should know about accounting, financial reporting and auditing. Students will learn about key ingredients that impact financial fraud, including "cooking the books"---a subject that is in the business headlines frequently, as well as "shams", off balance sheet entities and other types of improper transactions. Many of these companies are household names. Such frauds have cost investors billions of dollars and tens of thousands of employees their livelihood and retirement savings. The number of public companies having to restate past financial results because of improper accounting has more than tripled between 1997 and 2006. Publicly traded companies filed over 3000 restatements of financial results in 2006 and 2007, setting a record for corrections of financial statements. SEC enforcement actions for financial fraud and issuer reporting actions have dramatically increased over the past six years. This course will teach students about generally accepted accounting principles, practices, and standards. This course will include material about accrual accounting and revenue recognition, double entry record-keeping, development of accounting principles and auditing standards, time value of money, financial statement analysis, drafting and negotiating agreements containing accounting terminology, and contingencies. You will learn about financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and statement of stockholders equity), footnotes to financial statements, auditor's reports, and certain Securities and Exchange Commission rules and regulations, including certain aspects of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Practical examples, which illustrate course material, will be extensively utilized in order to bring reality to such material. Fall 2008 Additional Information: Unit Value: 3 Grading Option: CR/D/F grading is available Exam: Participation:


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For the most part, this is a great company. The director of stores is very detail oriented, and I know that she actually knows names/personal details about each person in our store, and she inquires about them on a regular basis during her one-on-ones with the store manager. It's a nice, small store, and you get a lot of face time with your clients, most of whom are extremely open to the assistance that you are providing. Beautiful product that is extremely well-made, and a nice goal-based commission on top of your hourly rate, which I think is very fair and gives employees an incentive to do well. The only problem that I have ever had with this company had to do with my immediate supervisor when I first started, who was eventually fired, and the position was given to the most deserving of candidates, who really did wonderful things for the store. This showed me that the upper management were very aware of what was going on in the store and that they want to make sure that the best and most qualified people are holding the positions that they deserved. I always felt extremely valued by this company, and while there is sometimes a little bit of red tape, I found that it was MUCH MUCH less than any other company for which I have ever worked. Because the company is on the smaller side, I felt like I actually had a relationship with many of the people from the corporate office; when they called to speak with the management of the store, I felt that they actually knew who I was. They also have a weekly recap of the stores' performance, and they recognize associates who have exceptional sales, and they also host contests every now and then. Sadly, my store is being closed, so I am no longer going to be working for this company, but I would love to come back at some point, as this is one of my favorite companies for which I have ever worked. Also, one of our associates started and did not receive a paycheck for a few weeks due to paperwork error on the part of corporate. Once we figured out the problem, they not only overnighted her her paycheck, but they also sent her a $100 gift card to the store as an apology, which I thought was a great gesture!
As a smaller and relatively unknown store, it was sometimes a challenge to build a customer base. We tried on several occasions to work with senior management to launch things such as ad campaigns within our mall etc, but we were never allowed to due to the expense of the mall ads. Also, a few months into working there, the air conditioner/heating system broke, and the stock room (which was also where the managers' desk/office area was, as well as our lunch area) was extremely cold at all times, and even though we mentioned this multiple times, corporate had someone come and look at it, but nothing was ever done to fix it.
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We believe that a Christian education is a valuable asset to assist parents by reinforcing the biblical principals and standards that are being taught at home.
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Our staff serves as fine Christian role models who integrate their faith into all subjects.
We offer a core curriculum that focuses on providing students in grades K-8 with a solid background to prepare them for high school and beyond.
Our core classes consist of religion, math, science, reading, English, social studies, physical education, spelling/vocabulary, art and music.
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Eel Pie Island, the only inhabited island on the River Thames, has been described as "120 drunks clinging to a mudbank." A tiny place, just 600 yards long, 150 feet at its widest, and home to a few dozen homes and businesses, the island has enjoyed two periods of special fame: in the 19th century, it was a popular resort for Charles Dickens and other Londoners who came by newfangled steamboats to spend the day at the grand hotel that dominated the island till 1969. In the 1950s and 1960s, it became a hip venue for England's hottest jazz, R&B, and rock bands. All over Britain and beyond, Eel Pie Island and its famous concerts are remembered with a nostalgic, and sometimes knowing, smile. This book tells the island's story from the Stone Age to The Rolling Stones and beyond, illustrating every period with a wealth of rare images and atmospheric contemporary photographs.
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For the past 100 years, Sanita Clogs has been known for their quality handcraftsmanship with integrity and assuring comfort and style. And we all know that I love me some clogs! So I was more than happy to accept the opportunity to review these Sanita Tanya Clogs, which are currently on sale at Zappos! The color is "Rusty Leather" but I think it looks more burgundy than "rust" color, which is totally cool with me. In fact, they match my burgundy office loveseat quite well, better than my … [Read more...]
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On this Thanksgiving Eve, I once again searched for an appropriate themed shoe, but after the Turkey Sandals and then the Fall Plaid Pumps, I resorted to searching for "Autumn Shoes" and thus found these Vince Camuto Autumn Hiboots with a stacked wedge heel, currently on sale at Zapppos. I think they would look great with skinny jeans or even with a pencil skirt. Wish I had them to wear tomorrow for our family gathering feast! I wish you all a Blessed Thanksgiving with your family and friends … [Read more...]
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Michelle Trachtenberg wore Stuart Weitzman Title platform ankle boots in black mélange to the Labyrinth Theater Company's celebrity charades at the Highline Ballroom. Stuart Weitzman Title Booties are available for $450 from the following online stores: Bloomingdale's Jildor Shoes Nordstrom Saks Fifth Avenue Zappos Source: Stuart Weitzman Public Relations / WireImage … [Read more...]
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Toland Classroom Dedicated
On October 19 the Toland Classroom at The Eye Institute (TEI) was dedicated to Joseph Toland, OD '54, MD. Last year a group of PCO alumni, spearheaded by Dr. Susan Oleszewski '76, decided to honor the man who was instrumental in allowing TEI optometrists to practice therapeutic optometry at a time when Pennsylvania didn't have therapeutics for optometrists. They organized a donor campaign and surprised Dr. Toland with the announcement of their intent at the annual Joseph P. Toland Excellence in Education event in May.
At a reception following the dedication, Dr. Mittelman and Dr. Oleszewski spoke of their former teacher and his influence on their lives. After her remarks Dr. Oleszewski invited the TEI faculty, staff and campaign donors in attendance to share their stories about Dr. Toland and the remembrances were always affectionate and often humorous. Dr. and Mrs. Toland and their family were in attendance.
We Salute
The University community warmly welcomes its newest members:
- Lesley Anders, Coordinator of Online Communications/Webmaster
- Elizabeth Sedunov, AuD, Clinical Educator, Osborne College of Audiology
- Mary Jo Thomas, OD, Instructor, Pennsylvania College of Optometry
The University community offers sincere congratulations to the following members:
- Dr. Michael R. Spinell '70, associate professor, TEI, who, under the pseudonym M. Richards, is the author of "The Dog Knows…But He's Not Talking," a fictional mystery. (LINK:www.smashwords.com/books/view/475530)
- Ms. Jo Surpin, chair, Board of Trustees, who has been named one of the Philadelphia Business Journal's 2014 Women of Distinction.
Dr. Sarah Appel is the co-director of the SPARC program, not the Feinbloom Low Vision Center as indicated last month.
Derek Kramer '15OD was the top scorer for the NBEO Part I exam for Salus PCO, not the national top scorer as reported last month.
Alexis Abate Appointed Director of Communication
Alexis Abate, MS, was appointed director of Communication for the University, to become effective October 1. In his announcement to the University community, Dr. Michael H. Mittelman said, "I look forward to working with Alexis as we proceed with the Salus branding and marketing efforts. Her background, experience and expertise will serve the University well, as she leads our efforts to ensure that our name and reputation find a wider audience as we continue our mission to become the best institution in the nation for the education of healthcare professionals."
Ms. Abate has been marketing coordinator for The Eye Institute for the past six years. As director of Communication, she will report to Dr. Mittelman and have multiple responsibilities that include the development of an innovative communications strategy designed to engage audiences and stakeholders across multiple constituencies within Salus; creation and implementation of strategies to ensure the University's outreach efforts and multiple-market visibility are maximized and the building of relationships with the media and surrounding communities to advance our position with relevant constituents. Ms. Abate also will be responsible for Salus University's varied and integrated communications, including web-based media and publications; community relations; marketing of research and education programs; public outreach events and activities; and other current programs.
Ms. Abate holds a BA in Communication/Mass Media Writing from LaSalle University and a Master of Arts in Communication Arts, Public Relations and Advertising from New York Institute of Technology.
University Safety and Security Reports
The annual crime data report that fulfills the Clery Act disclosure requirement to report crime statistics to the US Department of Education has been accessible to the public on the University's website for some years now. In addition that report Safety and Security director, Wayne Pancza, and lead security officer, Gary Hughes, have created a criminal activity log, which will be updated on the website as an incident occurs.


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Manchester United line-up sensational bid for Tottenham star
Manchester United have been linked with an audacious last-gasp bid for Tottenham's Andros Townsend today.
The Old Trafford outfit have already added Juan Mata to their squad this month, but reports have emerged linking the Premier League champions with a sizeable offer for the Spurs winger.
The Sun states that David Moyes is a fan of the sprightly wideman, and tried to sign the Spurs youth graduate while he was at Everton.
Townsend has shot himself into the limelight this season with excellent displays for the North London outfit, and has broke into the England reckoning also.
The report suggests that Moyes is eyeing the 22-year-old as a possible replacement for Nani, who looks set to potentially move to Inter Milan initially on loan.
With the Scottish boss also believed to have concerns over the quality of Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia, the Tottenham star could well be the answer.
Townsend has not played for Tim Sherwood's men since Christmas due to injury, but is believed to be on the verge of a return in coming weeks.
Given the winger's impact for Tottenham this season, a sizeable bid would be needed to convince the White Hart Lane outfit to sell.
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|Property Tax Considerations for B.C Developers
This presentation provides an overview of property assessment and taxation scheme, an overview of critical property tax considerations for developers and tax planning considerations.
|Cross-Canada Legal Update
An outline of updates in property tax law in British Columbia, including information on Part 3 of Bill 45 (Economic Incentive and Stabilization Statutes Amendment Act, 2008). It was presented at the Canadian Property Taxation Association National Valuation & Legal Symposium Legal Panel in February 2009.
|Just a click away?: Internet hyperlinks and defamation liability
Article which appeared in The Defamation Column of Canadian Corporate Counsel, Vol. 18, No. 3 (Nov/Dec. 2008), detailing a British Columbia Supreme Court judge's dismissal of a defamation claim brought by Wayne Crookes.
|Safe to Slander City Hall? Ontario Court Bars Defamation Suits by Government Bodies
Two recent Ontario decisions have broken with the precedent in which a municipal corporation had the same powers as any other corporate body, including the right to protect its reputation by suing in defamation in its own right. These two decisions have left in doubt whether municipal goverments (outside Ontario) can sue for defamation.
|Cusson v. Quan: The "Responsible Journalism" Defence Comes to Canada
In its 2007 decision in Cusson v. Quan, the Ontario Court of Appeal took note of public interest considerations in recognizing the "public interest responsible journalism" defence first articulated nearly ten years ago by the House of Lords.
|Lawson Lundell forms Financial Recovery Group
To better assist our clients through uncertain economic times, Lawson Lundell LLP announces the formation of its Financial Recovery Group.
|Researching Foreign Law, Legal Research Course, Continuing Legal Education Society of B.C.
The liberalization of the rules for the recognition and enforcement of judgments in many jurisdictions gives litigants more choices of forums to litigate in. It is no wonder that researching foreign law has become an essential component of legal research courses in major U.S. and U.K. law schools.
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Supreme Court of Canada hears forum non convenient appeal.
On November 17, 2008, the Supreme Court of Canada heard the appeal in Teck Cominco Metals Ltd. v. Lombard General Insurance Company of Canada, a decision of the British Columbia Court of Appeal.
|"Disclosure and Access to Information British Columbia Taxpayer Perspective"
In British Columbia, as elsewhere, there exists a tension between, on the one hand, the need to disclose sufficient information to complete the roll and to appeal assessments, and on the other hand, the need to protect commercially sensitive information from unnecessary and potentially harmful exposure to competitors. It has generally fallen to the Property Assessment Appeal Board to attempt to strike the balance between these competing interests.
|Climate Change Bulletin - Legislative & Policy Initiatives: International, Regional, Federal & Provincial
Concerns over global climate change have sparked a series of legislative and policy responses on the provincial, federal, regional, and international levels. The challenge of complying with climate change policy is that different governments have invoked a number of different policy tools to respond and adapt.
|Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies the Duty to Accommodate
On July 17, 2008, the Supreme Court of Canada in Hydro-Québec v. Syndicat des employé-e-s de techniques professionelles et de bureau d'Hydro-Québec, 2008 SCC 43 clarified that there are limits to the employer's duty to accommodate.
|Labour and Employment Law Newsletter - Summer 2008
Newsletter from the Labour and Employment Law Group.
|Supreme Court of Canada Issues Landmark Employment Law Decision in Keays v. Honda Canada Inc.
On June 27, 2008, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Keays v. Honda Canada Inc. and overturned the decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal and narrowed the scope of Wallace damages for the "bad faith" manner of dismissal.
|Real Estate - Special Topics: Expropriation from the Property Owner's Perspective"
The development of transportation infrastructure in the Lower Mainland depends on expropriation of private property. Practitioners should have a basic understanding of the process to answer typical questions clients ask when faced with the loss of property rights.
|Pollution Exclusion Clauses: An Analysis of the Canadian Jurisprudence
This paper addresses a number of issues with respect to the pollution exclusion clauses commonly contained in Commercial General Liability insurance policies. In particular, this paper considers how Canadian courts have interpreted and applied the standard wording of pollution exclusion clauses, and how they have decided coverage disputes involving pollution exclusion clauses.
|Aboriginal Issues Related to Heavy Oil Refining
Presentation given at Insight Information's 2nd Annual Conference on Heavy Oil Refining - Business Case and Environmental Sustainability, held in Edmonton, Alberta on May 30, 2008.
|Mining Law Update - Spring 2008
This is Lawson Lundell's web-based publication dedicated to keeping readers informed about developments in Canadian mining law.
|Equitable Classification and Exemption
A hallmark of the assessment and taxation of property in B.C. is the principle of equity: taxing authorities must deal even-handedly with all taxpayers in a municipality or rural area, and all taxpayers within a class must be treated in the same way. That is, properties with identifiable, similar attributes within a class should be assessed for taxation, e.g., classified, valued and subject to exemptions from assessment and taxation consistently, within a municipality or rural area.
|Mining Law Update - Winter 2008
A discussion of three recent decisions in the Yukon Supreme Court, the Federal Court of Canada and the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and their impact on the duty to consult and accommodate Aboriginal peoples; the environmental assessment of a proposed mining project; and Aboriginal title and rights.
|Pension and Employee Benefit Class Actions - The Defence Perspective
Pension and benefit plan administrators are becoming increasingly familiar with litigation and in particular, class proceedings. We have seen a tremendous increase in both the number of pension and the breadth of issues raised in those actions. What are some winning strategies for defendants in pension class actions?


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This is the outcome of a survey of European discount carriers, conducted by the tourism section of the Austrian automotive association Oamtc, released on Monday, and a copy of which was obtained by Gulf News.
"What gets lost in times of financial crises, high oil prices and ash clouds has to be retrieved otherwise," says Silvie Bergant, tourism specialist at Oamtc.
The survey shows which extra fees travellers can expect to pay when flying with a discount airline. Popular European no-frills carriers such as Germanwings, easyJet or Ryanair impose an extra charge for every piece of luggage per route.
Germanwings takes 20 euros (Dh90) for each piece, easyJet charges 22 euros (Dh99), and Ryan-air a whopping 35 euros (Dh157) plus a surcharge of five euros (Dh22) in the busy months of July and August.
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baggage allowance n , 20 kilograms by international standards, has been limited by carriers like Ryanair and InterSky to 15 kilogrammes, which means that every excess kilogramme per piece of bagagge will be billed. Ryanair, for example, charges 20 euros (Dh90) per kilogramme exceeding the free limit.
Other hidden fees comprise various "service charges". Most of these discount carriers charge for internet bookings at a rate of five (Dh22) to 15 euros (Dh67).
If the flight is booked at a call centre or directly at the airport, these costs can rise up to 25 euros (Dh112) per ticket.
"With Ryanair it's mandatory to check in online, and the airline is still charging five euros for it," says Bergant.
Ryanair, the Irish airline which caused howls of protest last year when it proposed a charge of u1 (Dh5.50) to use its aircraft restrooms during a flight, seems to be the most inventive among the discount carriers.
It charges four euros (Dh18) for preferred treatment at check-in, a 20 euros (Dh90) toddler surcharge for children under two years travelling with their parents, and an administration fee of 20 euros (Dh90) for the refund of government taxes if the booking is changed.
And, of course, meals on board do not come free. Drinks and snacks are only available for cash, but all carriers allow passengers to bring their own meals, although hot drinks are not allowed.
Gulf discount carriers also do their maths. Flydubai charges Dh60 for the first checked bag and Dh150 for each additional checked bag if they have been pre-booked. Showing up with the luggage at the airport will cost Dh150 for the first bag and Dh500 for the second.
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Malaysia-based Air Asia, the biggest discount airline in South East Asia, has recently raised its fees for excess baggage. Checked baggage costs between $7 (Dh27) and $15 (Dh55) per piece, on Air Asia's long haul flights which cost up to $52 (Dh191).
Air Asia also adds airport fees (not to be confused with airport taxes, which have to be paid separately by the traveller at certain airports) to its basic fares, as well as a booking service fee. It charges extra fees for booking a preferred seat.
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