Financial Accounting
This book is intended for an undergraduate or MBA level Financial Accounting course. It covers the standard topics in a standard sequence, utilizing the Socratic method of asking and answering questions. Read the authors' preface or watch a podcast. Joe Ben Hoyle is co-author of two current market-leading advanced accounting textbooks with McGraw-Hill. He and and co-author CJ Skender have both won numerous teaching awards, and both were recently recognized by BusinessWeek as top undergraduate pr
SPCtv A talk with Microsoft IT on SharePoint, Adoption and Governance | SharePoint Conference 2014 Join Microsoft IT as they discuss a variety of issues regarding cloud migration, enterprise governance and publishing and the connection between great tagging and finding your content. This is the team accountable for the strategy and implementation of one of the world's largest SharePoint environments both on prem and now in the cloud. Leader Christian Wylde is joined by Sean Squires, Carrie Doring and Pam Green. Follow the Twitter tag Author(s):
Introduction The material presented here focuses on the politics of racial violence in Britain. The material is an audio file, originally 30 minutes in length, and examines the issues around this subject. It was recorded in 1995. This material is from our archive and is an adapted extract from Crime, order and social control (D315) which is no longer taught by The Open University. If you want to study formally with us, you may wish to explore other courses we offer in this Author(s):
Stock options: just asking for disaster?
Roger Martin, Dean of the Rotman School of Business at the University of Toronto, rails against stock-based compensation, pointing to it as a slippery slope responsible for much of the financial malaise we've experienced. Clay Lowery, former assistant secretary for the U.S. treasury answers: But shareholders demand results, so what is there to do?
Le plus simple des moteurs électriques (Vidéo) Un peu de fil électrique recouvert d’un vernis isolant, un aimant droit
et une pile suffisent pour illustrer le fonctionnement d’un moteur
électrique. Et ça marche… http://phymain.unisciel.fr/le-plus-simple-des-moteurs-electriques/
2.1 Preamble Here are some quotes from the 'Summary for Policymakers' (SPM) included in the report from the scientific working group in the IPCC TAR (IPCC, 2001a): The Earth's climate system has demonstrably changed on both global and regional scales since the pre-industrial era, with some of these changes attributable to human activities. Globally, it is very likely that the 1990s was the warmest decade and 1998 the warmest year in the instrument
Microsoft + Open Source: Embracing new collaboration opportunities | TechNet Radio Jessica DeVita welcomes Jose Parrella to the show as they discuss Microsoft’s commitment to Open Source standards and interoperability. Tune in for this great discussion on how Microsoft is becoming more open in the way that works with and collaborates with others in the industry.
Le signal vocal (série : Traitement numérique du signal)
Plan de la présentation : production du signal, modèles de production, notions sur l'audition, allure temporelle, analyse en fréquence, typologie des signaux, représentation temps-fréquence, spectrogramme, synthèse/reconnaissance/transmission détection de la mélodie et de l'information, analyse "cepstrale" et par prédiction linéaire, analyse des formants et de leur évolution enfin données utilisées en reconnaissance de parole.
Free Parking Isn't Free How much off-street parking should a restaurant have? This of course, is a pretty important question for the owner of the restaurant, since he or she will need to make sure that people can easily access the building in order
By: Ryan McMaken
Who Came Up With Days, Hours, Minutes and Seconds?
We've all learned it takes 24 hours for the Earth to rotate once on its axis but that isn't the whole story at all. We have come a long way over the course of human civilization. (09:39)
RMIT Gallery Artist Talks - Liu Xiao Xian: China Diaries
Contemporary Chinese Australian artist Liu Xiao Xian discusses his ‘Great Wall of China’ photographic work that documents an abandoned china kiln site. This is overlayed over his ‘Dumpsite’ video work, which is also part of his ‘China Diaries’ series.
This major solo exhibition of Chinese-Australian artist Liu Xiao Xian was first shown at RMIT Gallery.
Exploraci?n de relaciones entre analog?as y bocetos durante la generaci?n de ideas en dise?o industr
An exploration on the analogy-based idea generation process in industrial design is reported. In particular we try to identify relationships between the sketching process and the analogy building in order to elicit requirements for a supporting software. We use concurrent think aloud protocols to obtain experimental data and an extension of a proved content oriented schema to analyze them. Statistical analysis on segments containing .analogical chains. found relations between analogical and desi
Should Investors Worry About the Political Affiliation of CEOs?
Evidence suggests that the political leanings of CEOs can impact the dividends their companies pay to shareholders.
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"New Writing from the Balkans"
Readings of original poetry and fiction by two leading South Slavic authors, Igor Štiks from Croatia and Aleš Debeljak from Slovenia, both of whom currently reside in Chicago. The readings are followed by a discussion of the creative atmosphere and trends in contemporary literature in Southeast Europe, with time devoted to the experience of writing away from one’s home country. Sp
HILT Conference 2014 – Early lessons from research: Sam Moulton
EARLY LESSONS FROM RESEARCH IN TEACHING AND LEARNING
Insights and practical findings from in-progress research
3 bodies of work underway and a facilitated discussion of them.
Featuring: Samuel T. Moulton, Director of Educational Research and Assessment, Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching
The Annual HILT Conference 2014 was held on September 16 in Wasserstein Hall. See more multimedia from the conference at http://hilt.harvard.edu/multimedia.
Leveraging Communities to Create Social Media Momentum
As social networks become increasingly ingrained into brands’ communication strategies, organisations need to take a more global and creative approach to understanding the dynamics and cultural fabric of their target communities
Showcase Lecture
Professor Jane Millar introduces a showcase public lecture exploring three outstanding projects that highlight the research progress achieved through academia and industry collaboration.
David Keith on Technology, Energy and Nature
David Keith, speaking at the Equinox Summit, discusses Technology, Energy and Nature - Human Values and Open Choices. Professor Keith holds the Canada Research Chair in Energy and the Environment.
