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DO sappe with Maumoon ( golhaa )
2007-10-25 22:36:00 Ali HussainRiaMaumoonSapp eUmar ZahirI saw this picture from one of my friend flickr ( sharaff)Smile from Ali tells me he really no that sappe don't like maumoon even those days..Ria looks sad may be he guess sappe may hit him any time..Maumoon look at the boy quite interesting. He loves HIM LOTSappe want to tell him something but he was not so interest to look at the manUmar zahir N joy acting from both side
Water bungalow ?.. Moodhu Kothari ..
2007-10-24 07:48:00 I saw this in S.Feydhoo North side,, This place was build by island boys and and they call its first water bungalow in ADDU? More About: Water , Hari
Diego Garcia families return home
2007-05-25 11:59:00 Families expelled by Britain from the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean 40 years ago have won their legal battle for the right to return home. Two thousand residents were forced out when the British colony was leased to the US in the 1960s to build the Diego Garcia airbase. Now Britain's High Court has dismissed an appeal by the Foreign Office against their return, saying the right to go home was "one of the most fundamental liberties known to human beings". Diego Garcia has since been used in US military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the British government had argued that on security grounds it would not be right for the Chagossians to be allowed home. In its ruling, the High Court also said the government should not be allowed to appeal any longer, having lost three times in various courts, but would leave that decision to the House of Lords - Britain's highest court. The decision means surviving members of the 2,000 Chagossians originally removed, and their descendan... More About: Home , Return , Families , Turn , Lies
www.facebook.com
2007-05-24 16:48:00 This place can make u different.Have a good tryFind all those missing and and show them your face. More About: Facebook
Maldives Police Service
2007-05-24 15:10:00 This picture was taken from Maldives Poli ce Service Official Website.Some of the internet surfers expose the truth behind this.After just few hours pictur was again change and uploadKekekekekekANOTHER ROAD MAP TO Maldives Police ServiceDhan Lalalalalala More About: Vice
Autopsy:::Here's how an autopsy is done:::
2007-04-18 11:23:00 A pathologist is a physician with a specialty in the scientific study of body parts. This always includes a year or more learning to do autopsies.Under the laws of most states, autopsy can be ordered by the government. A coroner is a political position, while a medical examiner is a physician, usually a pathologist. Exactly who makes the decisions, and who just gives advice, depends on the jurisdiction. Autopsies can be ordered in every state when there is suspicion of foul play. In most states, autopsy can be ordered when there is some public health concern, i.e., a mysterious disease or a worry about the quality of health care. In most states, an autopsy may be ordered if someone dies unattended by a physician (or attended for less than 24 hours), or if the attending physician is uncomfortable signing the death certificate.When a loved one dies, a family can ask the hospital to perform an autopsy. The hospital pathologists are supposed to be independent, and often there's no affe... More About: Here , Done
Who are people ?
2007-02-25 15:26:00 People are the real wealth of a nation. The basic objective of development is to create an enabling environment for people to enjoy long, healthy, creative lives. This may appear to be a simple truth. But it is often forgotten in the immediate concern with the accumulation of commodities and financial wealth. Technical considerations of the means to achieve human development--and the use of statistical aggregates to measure national income and its growth--have at times obscured the fact that the primary objective of development is to benefit people. More About: People
Dictator means ?
2007-02-24 10:11:00 dictator, originally a Roman magistrate appointed to rule the state in times of emergency; in modern usage, an absolutist or autocratic ruler who assumes extraconstitutional powers. From 501 B.C. until the abolition of the office in 44 B.C., Rome had 88 dictators. They were usually appointed by a consul and were invested with sweeping authority over the citizens, but they were limited to a term of six months and lacked power over the public finances. Dictator s were held to strict account for their conduct in office. Lucius Cornelius Sulla and Julius Caesar abolished the limitations to dictatorship and governed unconstitutionally. The Romans abandoned the institution after Caesar's murder. Modern dictators have usually come to power in times of emergency. Frequently they have seized power by coup, but some, most notably Benito Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany, achieved office by legal means and once in power overthrew constitutional restraints. In the USSR the “dicta...
Foot Step of Maumoon PART I
2007-02-21 09:56:00 Born December 29, 1937Father Had 25 Childen For 8 WivesLeft Egypt September 15, 1914 at age 10yearsSpend 24 years Outside MaldivesRetun to Maldives 1964Again left to Egypt and Did Ma Degree in 1966Work American Univercity in Cairo 1967Left to Ahmadu Bello University Keno ,Nigeria 1969Married July 14, 1969In March 20, 1970 got two Twins. Dhunya & YumnaMarch 31, 1971 got son FarisRetrun to maldives for second time 1971Join Aminiyya School as a teacherManager of Government Shipping Department 1972March 12, 1973 House arrest for critisising presidents policiesMay 1973, sentance benishment for four years 21 May 1973, taken to Ha. Makunudhoooctober 13, 1973 released 1974 Under secretary , Telecommunications Department28 July 1974 arrested for criticise president's policiesSpend 50 days in " China garden " Jail free September 1974Appont as Special Under Secreatry for prime minister1975 Deputy Ambassador of the Maldives in Sri Lanka1975 Under Secreatry Department of External Afffirs1975 De... More About: Moon , Part , Step , Foot
New Maldives
2007-02-20 05:48:00 Last 29year we were wrong.. . .. Yess very wrongMahaldheebe 1200bcDhivehi raahje 1900bcMaldives 1950bcRep of Maldives 1965bcGayoomdeebiya 1978bcstill .. . . . .. .. . ??? More About: Dive
Woman's MATERIALS
2007-02-19 08:28:00 Woman's are aways important, ,, BUT why and howI am sure every one of us will have some unique answer.But every woman are made with same materials BELIEVE IT OR NOTIts true . .. . . .. More About: Woman , Materials , Oman , Mate , Material
What is Computer Technology
2007-02-17 13:17:00 New way of learning.. I am sure this will help you to learn lot and lot Just think and tell me . . . .. . More About: Technology , Techno , Computer , Tech , Comp
Quick Book
2007-02-14 11:46:00 Somany people ask me about quick books. This in all about it.Just try to understant and if not . . .. More About: Book , Quick
Stockholders' Equity
2007-02-14 06:02:00 About ACCT 281 - Managerial Accounting :Managerial Accounting is very different from Financial Accounting. There you learned about the overall framework of accounting, and how to prepare financial statements for investors and other people outside the company. Managerial Accounting will focus on preparing financial information for Managers who are inside the company. Their needs are different than the general public's, and Managers are entitled to access information that is confidential. In this course, and in the legal and business world in general, Managers (or Management) are viewed as a special group of people. We will view them both as a "whole" and as individuals. They are employees of the company, and they are the ones in charge of running a company and making daily, mission-critical decisions that effect the very life of the company. Because of their position in a company, Management can either act to benefit the company and it's owners or they can undermine the company. W... More About: Stock , Quit , Hold , Equity
Liabilities
2007-02-13 06:02:00 Chapter 10 Liabilities are essentially debts. They can be: current (short term): due & payable within 1 year long-term: due & payable in over 1 yearThe most common liabilities are: Accounts Payable: for routine expenses and inventory purchased on creditNotes Payable: short- or long-term loans from banks or other lendersAccrued Expenses: various current expenses, accrued to prepare financial statements; these can include accounts such as interest payable, taxes payable, wages payable, and other similar accruals at the end of the year.Mortgage Notes: long term borrowing to purchase major assets; the assets purchased are also pledged as collateralBonds Payable: corporation general debt; bonds of major corporations can be purchased on a public stock exchange; bonds pay interest on a regular basis, usually twice a year; bonds may have maturity dates from 5 to 30 years, or any other time frame selected by the company and acceptable by lenders.Liabilities often have to be estimated at ... More About: Bili
Plant Assets and Depreciation
2007-02-12 05:43:00 Chapter 9 In earlier chapters you learned the basics of depreciation. This chapter explains a little more about how depreciation expense is calculated. It also shows the other significant events in the life of plant assets: the purchase and retirement of those assets. Depreciation expense spreads the cost of major equipment and assets over a period of time that spans a number of years. Amortization is used to allocate the cost of intangible assets, such as patents, copyrights, trademarks, and franchises. Depletion is used to record the cost of natural resources extracted from the earth. There are three main events in the life of any asset:acquisitionuseful lifedisposal or retirement We will make journal entries for each of these events. Over the useful life we will enter depreciation expense. At the end of the life we will record any gain or loss at the time of disposal or retirement of the asset. Sometimes assets are traded for other assets, and that must be accounted for in the... More About: Sets , Plan , Plant , Asset
Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
2007-02-11 07:24:00 Chapter 8 Manufacturing companies have three types of inventory: materials, work in process and finished goods. Retailers have one inventory: merchandise. In all cases, inventory is something the company will re-sell to someone else. Inventory cost is an asset until it is sold; after merchandise is sold, the cost becomes an expense, called Cost of Good s Sold (COGS). A journal entry transfers costs from the Balance Sheet to the Income Statement. Chapter 8 focuses on inventories of merchandise, those inventories held by retailers for sale to their customers. This would include grocery stores, clothing stores, in fact all the stores you would visit in the mall, or shop at on a regular basis, are retailers. That covers a large and broad group of businesses. There are several important points, or events, in the life on an inventory item. The company must first order and buy the item. It then holds the item on a shelf or warehouse, until a customer wants to but the item. Once the item is ... More About: Tories , Tori
Financial Assets
2007-02-11 06:30:00 Chapter 7 discusses financial assets: Cash, Accounts Receivable, Short Term Investments.What are financial assets Fina n cial assets include Cash, and those assets that can be converted to cash in a reasonably short period of time - one year at most, but less time in many cases. We will study the following financial assets: CashCash EquivalentsShort Term InvestmentsAccounts Receivable Valuation of financial assets Financial assets are valued as of balance sheet date, when financial statements are prepared. They are valued at the equivalent of their current Cash value - what they would be worth if we could convert them to cash now. In the case of Cash, it is already at it's current value. Short Term Investments are reported at their current market value. Accounts Receivable are adjusted for possible bad debts. Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash is just as the word suggests. It includes cash money including paper and coins, checks and money orders to be deposited, money deposited in bank... More About: Sets , Asset
Merchandising Activities
2007-02-10 18:56:00 Chapter 6 Merc handising means selling products to retail customers. Merchandisers, also called retailers, buy products from wholesalers and manufacturers, add a markup or gross profit amount, and sell the products to consumers at a higher price than what they paid. When you go to the mall, all the stores there are retailers, and you are a retail customer.Retailers deal with an inventory: all the goods (products) they have for sale.They account for inventory purchases and sales in one of two ways: Periodic and Perpetual. As the names suggest these methods refer to how often the inventory account balances are updated. In a Periodic system, inventory account balances are updated once a year (some companies may do it more often, but all must do so at least once per year).In a Perpetual system, inventory account balances are updated after each sale. This type of system is much more complex. Scanning cash registers, bar coded merchandise, and similar devices are used to update the invento... More About: Activities , Sing , Hand
Reporting Financial Results
2007-02-08 11:04:00 Chapter 5 brings together what you have learned in the previous chapters. In this chapter we review the overall accounting process and accounting cycle. The weekly exam is replaced with a midterm exam covering the first 4 week's material.Preparing Financial Statements The ultimate purpose of the accounting process is to prepare financial statements. Everything else, all the routine journal entries & posting, corrections and adjusting entries finally culminate in an organized set of information that follows a set of rules known as GAAP. GAAP gives us guidance as to what should be included in the financial statements, and how things should be reported and disclosed. The financial statements must include three specific reports, and notes that describe and disclose certain additional information.The required elements of financial statements:The Income StatementThe Balance SheetThe Statement of Cash FlowsNotes to the Financial Statements Optional (but recommended) financial statements:... More About: Results , Report , Port , Repo
Accounting Qualifications
2007-02-08 05:38:00 More and more, employers are looking to recruit people who have practical industry experience combined with accounting qualifications. Having the right qualifications for accounting allows you to apply to a wider selection of vacancies, makes you a more valuable asset to your employer and adds variety to your working life.Although studying will mean sacrificing some of your leisure time, this is a long-term investment in your career and will show potential employers that you are committed to progressing. Which course to take?Assessing which course is appropriate for you and when to study is difficult and will depend on what is motivating you. Whether you are just starting your career in a new profession and need a specialist accountancy qualification, or you want to broaden your current skills, or even if you want to specialise in another field, outlined below is a brief overview of the many accounting qualifications that are available and where to go for further information.Ensure ... More About: Cat , Accounting , Qualifications , Count , Qualification
Accruals and Deferrals
2007-02-08 05:20:00 Chapter 4 demonstrates the adjusting entries made at the end of an accounting period to prepare financial statements. In order for revenues and expenses to be reported in the time period in which they are earned or incurred, adjusting entries must be made at the end of the accounting period. Adjusting entries are made so the revenue recognition and matching principles are followed. Chapter 4 completes the treatment of the accounting cycle for service type businesses. It focuses on the year-end activities culminating in the annual report. These include the preparation of adjusting entries, preparing the financial statements themselves, drafting the footnotes to the statements, closing the accounts, and preparing for the audit. Four types of adjusting entries 1) converting assets to expenses 2) converting liabilities to revenue 3) accruing unpaid expenses 4) accruing uncollected revenues Accounting systems are designed to handle a large number of routine transactions during the yea... More About: Ferr
A funny accounting story
2007-02-07 09:22:00 A young accountant often asked his boss for advice in writing journal entries. The boss would always open his desk drawer, look at something for a moment and then tell the young accountant how the make the correct journal entry. This went on for many years. Finally the old accountant was ready to retire. The younger accountant asked the old man, "I don't know what I'm going to do without you. Whenever I've had a question you always knew the answer. What will I do when you're gone? And what's in your desk drawer? Every time I ask for advice you look in there?" The old accountant took the younger one into his office and opened his desk drawer. There was a 3" x 5" index card. It said: "Debits on the Left, Credits on the Right" ----------- When you are just learning how to make journal entries, a little reminder or hint can make the task much easier. Don't try and reason out every journal entry. If you are going to replace the oil in your car, you don't have to know everything ab... More About: Funny , Fun , Story , Accounting , Stor
Capturing Economic Events
2007-02-07 09:05:00 Chapter 3 Introduces the concepts of debit and credit, and demonstrates bookkeeping activities. After studying Chapter 3 you should be able to:Prepare common journal entriesPost to the Ledger accountsPrepare a basic Income Statement Accounting Cycle - sequence of procedures used to record, classify and summarize accounting information in financial reports, on a regular basis.Steps in the Accounting Cycle1) Record (journalize) transactions.2) Post journal entries to Ledger accounts.3) Prepare a Trial Balance.4) Make adjusting entries.5) Prepare an Adjusted Trial Balance.6) Prepare financial statements.7) Journalize and post closing entries.8) Prepare After-Closing Trial Balance.General Journal and Journal Entries Every business transaction is recorded in the General Journal. The General Journal is called the book of original entry. A journal is a chronological record of transactions - they are in date order. Each entry is called a journal entry, and represents a different business ... More About: Events , Event , Ring , Economic , Econ
Basic Financial Statements
2007-02-07 08:29:00 Chapter 2Introduces you to the basic financial statements used to communicate a company's financial information to outsiders - parties other than the company's directors and managers, who are the "insiders." What is a financial statement? What does it tell us? Why should we care? These are good questions and they deserve an answer. A business is a financial entity separate from its owners. Each business must keep financial records. A number of federal and state laws require this. But even if there were no laws, it would still be a good idea anyway. Businesses provide vital goods and services to those living in the community. They provide jobs for people, and tax dollars that improve our roads, parks and schools. It is in everyone's best interest that our community's businesses be successful. Business owners take a risk. What if no one wants to buy their goods or services? The owner has spent time and money to start a business, purchased land, buildings and equipment, hired peop... More About: Financial , Men , State , Basic , Stat
Accounting as a Profession
2007-02-07 07:38:00 Chapter 1Introduces you to accounting as a profession, and as it is used to make financial and business decisions. Billions of dollars exchange hands every day, in millions of separate business transactions. These are recorded and reported on using a comprehensive set of guidelines, referred to as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Accounting - n. The bookkeeping methods involved in making a financial record of business transactions and in the preparation of statements concerning the assets, liabilities, and operating results of a business.1 System - n. A group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole.1 Accounting System - the people, procedures, and resources used to gather, record, classify, summarize and report the financial information of a business, government or other financial entity. Double-entry bookkeeping - the practice of recording a business transaction in two equal parts, called debit and credit entries. Debit refer... More About: Profession , Prof , Sion , Count
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