...Calculate revenues and expenses to be recognised for the years ending 30 June 2004, 30 June 2005 and 30 June 2006 according to AASB 111. b) Prepare ALL relevant journal entries for the year ended 30 June 2005. a) Show the journal entries needed for the land (both blocks together, i.e. treated as one account) for the period 30 June 2006 to 30 June 2008 inclusive. Show appropriate calculations. b) Show the journal entries needed for the building located at George St for the period 30 June 2006 to 30 June 2008 inclusive. Show appropriate calculations. c) Show the journal entries needed for the Printing Press for the period 30 June 2006 to 30 June 2008 inclusive. Provide appropriate calculations and briefly describe whether the asset is impaired at the end of each year. d) Show the journal entries needed on 1 July 2008 for recording the sale of the Printing Press. Show appropriate calculations. a) Can John Cabs Limited record the taxi licence? If so, show the journal entry to record the purchase on 1st July 2005, otherwise explain why John Cabs cannot record the licence. b) If relevant, record amortisation of the taxi licence for the year ended 30 June 2006. c) Can John Cabs Limited use a revaluation model for the taxi licence? If so, show all journal entries required to revalue the licence on 30 June 2006, otherwise explain why John Cabs cannot use the revaluation model to record them. d) Assuming John Cabs Limited uses the revaluation model, provide...
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...Books are symbolic of learning, and the educated. For years now, having a home library was the luxury few could afford. The lucky few who had one were immeasurably proud of it, and rightly so. Today, not only are books beginning to lose the value that they once had in the eyes of Man, their place in society has been increasingly challenged by the newborns of the digital age. New trends such as the increasing pace of life, the accelerating rate at which new information is being pedalled forth, and the ubiquity of the effects of capitalism have driven people to become more efficient. The by-product of such phenomena is that Man is taken as its slave, and only the interests of the market are considered, instead of the individual. Unfortunately, this has dealt a severe blow to the significance of the book in modern society. All indicators seem to point out that the book is unworthy of its more efficient counterparts like the personal computer or tablet. Yet, the book holds a special place in our hearts: its final trump card. We should not be too quick to oust the book out of our lives even with the proliferation of suitable alternatives, for there is still indeed worth of the hard copy even in the frenzy of modern society. Evolution seems to have taken mankind back to square one, where the modern man (like his ancestors thousands of years ago) worries about his next meal, appointment or payment. "Next" seems like the buzzword of modern society, with people constantly looking for...
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...27 January 2011 History 10A 10B Name: ______mohamed abdelrahman________ Date: ___26/2/2011____________ The Northern Renaissance The Northern Renaissance Begins 1. What changes were occurring in northern Europe around 1450 which helped the Renaissance begin? The population of northern Europe which has been shattered by the bubonic plague, the destructive hundred year war between France and England cities grow rapidly, urban merchants became wealthy to sponsor artists. 2. How was the focus of the Northern Renaissance different from the focus of the Southern Renaissance? Northern renaissance was focus on religious ideas than secular themes popular in Italy, the renaissance idea of human dignity inspired some northern humanists to develop plans for social reform based on Christian values.. Artistic Ideas Spread 1. How did the war in Italy spread the Renaissance? As the war dragged on many Italian artists and writers left to a more safer life in northern Europe, with them they brought the styles and techniques of the renaissance, I addition artists who studied in Italy also carried renaissance ideas north. 2. How was the development and spread of oil painting different from many other Renaissance developments? Oil paint does not dry quickly and it can be blended more easily than other paints by applying layer upon layer of paint, oil painting became popular and spread to Italy and was influenced by many artists n the renaissance. 3. Flanders...
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...DELFA PRINTING LTD MANAGEMENT REPORT Executive Summary Delfa and the printing industry has been affected by the Global recession in 2008. One of their 8 major customers has been bought over and will be cancelling a $3.5MM annual contract. Dalfino is presented with 3 different strategies in order to grow and maintain the strength of their business. a) Purchase R&A b) Obtain GPS Contract c) Provide Warehousing to NCI It is recommended that Delfa purchase R&A as it will increase their market share and bring them more digital printing business as it is the current trend in the market place. It is also recommended that GPS contract be obtained as it also fits in with their long term strategic success strategy by maintaining success with high volume offset printing jobs. The will be able to significantly increase their revenue and NI, and meet the ROI of 10& by BOD and the bank covenant. It is also suggested NCI contract not be taken immediately as there is lack of capacity but it is suggested that a larger warehouse be found to obtain this profitable business. Introduction Delfa has been experiencing successful growth up to 2008. Due to the global recession in 2008, the printing industry has been negatively affected. Delfa has lost one of their major customers and is beginning to start having trouble collecting payment for customers. Delfa needs to address how to strategically continue to grow their business into...
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...lacquering process that we all call japanning, this made him a very wealthy man. John Baskerville was forty-four when he took up the business for which he is known today (Lienhard, 1988). In 1750 he setup a printing business, But it took him till 1757 to produce his first book. Cambridge University Press hired him as their printer, here is where he made his masterpiece, the Holy Bible of 1763, and many regarded it, to be the finest book printed in English. After five long years of labor, he produced what might be the most beautiful bible yet made. His other noted works are Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained and Book of Common Prayers (Lienhard, 1988). John Baskerville developed his own method of working, resulting in beautiful bright woven paper and darker inks. He created an intense black ink color through the tedious process of boiling fine linseed oil to a certain thickness, dissolving rosin, and allowing it to subside for months and finally grinding it down before using it. Baskerville followed other printers closely and made the same purchases as them in hopes of setting up the same press. This routine resulted in the development of higher standards for presses altogether. Existing printing presses did not capture the subtitles of his type, so Baskerville redesigned the press...
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...up corner on the screen. To create an account click on details. Balance for your account will appear here. Type your username and password if you have one. Click on this icon if Print-Limit pro window is not available on top right corner. 2 STEP: 2 Click on Register as a New User to create print account. Or STEP: 3 Type username and password that you have previously created. Click here to Register as a new User. 3 STEP: 2a Fill the fields with your information and then click Register bottom. Complete the form and Press Register bottom. 4 STEP: 3A After login in to your account you can see balance and your print history. On the left side you can see Redeem card link. Click in the Redeem card link 5 STEP: 3B To recharge your account type your card number that you have purchased from reception. Then click REDEEM CARD Bottom. Insert the number printed in the voucher card Press this bottom after inserting voucher number. 6 STEP: 4 After recharging your card, check your balance clicking Summary button, which is first option in left hand side. The balance will be the total amount in your account. STEP 5: After recharging, open and print the required...
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...STREAMLINING PRINTING PRESS SALES AT HEIDELBERG Managing The Value Chain Overview This paper is a discussion of the press sales value stream at Heidelberg, Inc . It proposes suggestions to streamline the process by adding value to certain steps or by eliminating those that do not add value. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The core business of Heidelberg USA is developing and selling sheet fed printing presses. Heidelberg played a key role in making offset printing the prevailing technology today, and leads the print media industry in this segment. The company offers two different lines of sheet fed presses: Printmaster and Speedmaster. The Printmaster series is specially geared to the need of small and medium-sized print shops that are just getting started with multicolor offset printing or want to grow into this market. The Speedmaster models offer a high level of automation and productivity, primarily targeting industrialized printing operations. These presses can also be flexibly equipped for a wide range of special applications. Heidelberg USA is always striving to improve the steps involved in the process of the sales of its printing press machines and make it more efficient and value-added to the customer. The sales process is a multistep one, and it involves the coordination and sharing of employees, resources, and information by several departments of the company. It is also worth mentioning that the customer is an essential part of the sales process, and the company...
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...the most influential things contributing to growth in human intelligence. Oral culture has been passed down through countless generations without the ability to document what was said and when until print. Writing has increased reflective and perceptive tendencies due to the missing need for memorization. With this, traditional story-telling was changed forever, now being able to read aloud from a manuscript. The invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg has often been attributed to the origin of mass communication in the western hemisphere. With it, mass audiences were able to be reached through only one source. However, long before the Gutenberg press, Chinese used ink, block letters and movable clay as a form of writing, and this can be considered the first form of mass communication. Although Europe’s advancement in printing technology came much later than in China, their advancements were much more significant due to a less complex alphabet than the one used by the Chinese. If not for the refinement of paper, the printing press would not have been able to have been created. The Chinese had developed the first type of paper in the early years of 100 A.D. and were composed of rags and other scrap things such as bamboo. This technology was eventually passed on to the Arab section of the world by Chinese prisoners. Ironically, this technology was much the same even in the 1200’s when Europe began to develop its own form of paper. In the early 1400’s Europe experienced...
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...created by hand (Sayre, 2012, pg 208). In his book Travels, Italian merchant and explorer Marco Polo exclaimed, “The houses of the citizens are well built and elaborately finished, and the delight they take in decoration, in painting, and in architecture, leads them to spend in this way sums of money that would astonish you” (Sayre, 2012, pg 497). One of the oldest civilizations in history, China is for these reasons revered for its many achievements throughout history. Following Rome’s fall during the beginning of the Common Era, China emerged as the strongest nation in the world (Sayre, 2012, pg 226). China’s many dynasties each brought technological, cultural, and intellectual advances. Included among these are gunpowder, the compass, printing, paper, tea, acupuncture, spaghetti, the utilization of animals for agriculture, the abacus, and paper money (Ray, 2004). Prosperous and peaceful dynasties such as the Han Dynasty encouraged spans of intellectual and cultural advancement that lead to the creation of many of these inventions (Sayre, 2012, pg 215). These inventions and ideas gradually reached the rest of the world through trade and exploration. Though Chinese engaged in trade...
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...and maintained means of broadcasting different types of media across the globe. Each new and updated development has played a significant role in the reshaping of America over the past 100 years. Furthermore, the term media convergence and how it has affected everyday life is important to understand as it has contributed its own piece to why and how Americans act the way they do. In the last century, American culture has evolved in accordance with its influence of the major developments of mass media and with media convergence. One major development that has evolved in the last century is the printing press. In the mid-fifteenth century media was hand written in books. Soon after the printing press was created, media was produced more quickly, was less expensive, and each copy was printed the same as the original. Later, Friedrich Koenig connected the printing press to a steam engine that duplicated printable media faster than ever before (19). The telegraph was the first means of sending and receiving messages electronically. No matter the distance, Americans had been presented with a much quicker and simpler form of sending and receiving messages. Little did America know the electrical telegraph was just the beginning. Once the transatlantic cable had been developed more wireless forms of communication and broadcasting were created such 26) In the early 1900s radio technology became the most popular form of media consumption. However, before Americans...
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...The Role of Freedom of press in post September 11 in Pakistan – Political Agenda Settings and War on Terror Freedom of press has always been a developmental issue and debate over the time, and from region to region, since the advent of a printing machine and its industry. Almost no one would have hypothesized at the time keeping in view, the evolution and development of technology and electronic media, which could further amplify the voice around the globe with just a tap on the screen, what wonders it can fulfill if handled or regulated rightly to spread the information to educate people and how much hazard and disaster it can create if handled wrongfully to spread the misinformation to manipulate groups of people and although regions to accomplish any personal goal at the dispense of majority of population. State of Pakistan has a turbulent history of the freedom of press since its birth as many dictators with the blend of some rich masters have ruled possessing personals objectives. Before the rapid expansion of electronic media there were few sources of information like print media and a state owned channel “PTV” which had always been exploited and used for setting personal political agendas to highlight the importance of issues which were only important for few individuals. September 11 was an important episode of our history which exposed our importance of position in the international arena. That position made the then military ruler Pervaiz Musharraf a key...
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...creative work and turn it into the publications you read every day. Printing is a fascinating process involving huge high-speed machines, 4,000-pound rolls of paper, computers, metal plates, rubber blankets and sharp knives. Printing presses are running 24/7 to deliver all of these different titles to the reader on time. Everything starts out in the editorial, when the editorial has all the articles, pictures and advertisement ready; the editorial sends all that information via online to the imaging department in the printing facility. Before the job can be printed the imaging personnel puts all the files together and arranges them to fit into the printing plates. When they are done they send that information to the pre press department, plate room personnel loads this plates into this machines where the information and images are transferred to the printing plates, images from the negatives are transferred to printing plates in much the same way as photographs are developed. A measured amount of light is allowed to pass through the film negatives to expose the printing plate. When the plates are exposed to light, a chemical reaction occurs that allows an ink-receptive coating to be activated. This results in the transfer of the image from the negative to the plate Once the plates are ready they are sent to the pressroom where crewmembers load this plates into the printing units, the paper is fed through the press as one...
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...Traditional media and new media are constantly involved in our everyday lives. Old media consists of broadcast in forms of hard copy books, magazines, radio stations and television whereas new media broadcast includes smart phones, internet and social media websites. Even though new media is built upon traditional media, both of them have the same common purpose, which is to serve as a communication channel between the receiver and sender. For example, people who relied on newspapers to get their news are now occupied with a mobile app called twitter. That is also what my friend Maria was doing when she was updating twitter with the information she found on Vancouver Sun. Most major broadcasting companies such as CTV have a twitter account where they would update more recent news on twitter than on the newspapers. Another example is how people no longer need to meet face to face with another person in order to see what they are up to. They can use social media sites such as Skype to face time and talk with that person whenever they want. A lot of family members and friends stay connected that way. Due to the efficiency and easy accessibility to everything on the Internet, new media promotes freedom of speech and is also easier to use than traditional media. Therefore based on my observations, I have concluded that new media is going to replace tradition media one day due to the efficiency and accessibility to more information. Whether someone is reading todays newspaper...
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...Phone: 9830310-13, Fax: 9830309 E-mail: info@itcbd.com, Web: www.itcbd.com SAND PS420 MERCHANT POS OPERATING GUIDE Sale: 1. 2. 3. 4. Swipe the card Compare the card information and input the amount and press Enter Confirm the Total Amount After getting print Merchant copy press Enter for Customer copy VOID: 1. 2. 3. 4. Select VOID option from the screen by press button 3 or touch it Press input the original Trace Number After view the original transaction information, press Enter to void After getting print Merchant copy press Enter for Customer copy Reprint the last/ any receipt: 1. 2. 3. a. Select REPRINT option from the screen by press 2 or touch it Select Reprint Last Receipt option and press Enter Select Reprint Any Receipt option and press Enter Type Trace no and press Enter Print Audit Report: 1. Select REPRINT option from the screen by press 2 or touch it 2. Select Print Audit Receipt option and press 4 or touch it Settlement: 1. 2. 3. 4. Select SETTLEMENT option from the screen by press button 4 or touch it Confirm to do the settlement Wait for settlement After settle success press Enter for settlement report Power OFF EXIT APP: Press POWER Button, press Enter to exit. POWER ON: Long press POWER BUTTON. POWER OFF: Press POWER Button, touch “Power Off” on the screen or press button 2 Caution: Above “POS OPERATING MANUAL” is depending on proper training....
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...Tomas Pinpin – “Prince of Filipino Printers” or the “Patriarch of Filipino Printing.” He was a printer, writer and publisher from Abucay, a municipality in the province of Bataan, Philippines, who was the first Filipino printer and is sometimes referred as the "Prince of the Filipino Printers." He is thought to have first come into contact with the printing world around 1608 or 1609, learning from the work of other Christian Chinese printers such as Juan de Vera, Pedro de Vera, and Luis Beltran who had already printed several books for Spanish missionaries. He learned the art of printing about the end of 1608 in the Dominican-owned printing press in Abucay. In Abucay, Father Blancas employed in 1609 young Pinpin as an apprentice at the printing shop and taught him the art of printing. In just one year he had developed enough skills to be promoted to printing manager. The following year, 1610, he printed the famous book of Father Blancas de San Jose, Arte y Reglas de la Lengua Tagals (Art and Rules of the Tagalog Languages). Also in Abucay, Bataan, he printed his book entitled Librong Pagaaralan nang mga Tagalog nang Wicang Castila. He wrote this in order to help people learn the Spanish language easily. The last book he printed was Father Perez de Nuero’s book, Relacion de la Vida y Martirio del Jusuita P. Mastrilli; (Report on the Life and Martyrdom of the Jesuit Father Mastrilli). “Vocabulario de al Lengua Tagala.” The first Tagalog dictionary written...
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