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by VITO G. PETRUZZELLI Consultant, Management Advisory Services, Chicago Office
Presented before the Kansas City Chapter of The Institute of Internal Auditors—January 1966
To BEGIN PROPERLY, I should like to take a moment to express my gratitude to the Chapter Members, especially Mr. Albert Powell, for inviting me to speak to you this evening. He was kind enough to send your Chapter's membership roster to me. It was impressive. As practitioners,
most of you, no doubt, have had direct interest and experience in our subject. Certainly several of you are qualified to speak before a group such as this and relate some rather sophisticated auditing techniques
of using a computer. Although a discussion devoted exclusively to the use of computers in specific audits would be an interesting presentation,
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Our treatment of the subject will be divided into two parts. The first will be a review of internal control in EDP systems—an essential auditing function. Our firm has given considerable attention to principles
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Those are few and far between but every now and then we can smile at the small things. Much of this is going to happen at the local level.
A couple of local stories fit in that category. One is that another middle Tennessee city, Columbia, has decided to remove fluoride from their water supply. That makes four. It must be some kind of movement and it doesn't take a great number of activists to influence outcomes. The TV reports have emphasized the cost cutting measures and somewhat downplayed the health issues and history of fluoride but I saw one that did mention brain damage which is a distinct possibility, especially in kids.
It's a small thing but perhaps we can chalk this one up as a win.
The other one is a followup from a story early last year when local county deputies shot a young man in the back of the head, killing him, as he drove around in circles on his own property. As usual in these kinds of police shootings the deputies were absolved of any criminal wrongdoing in an 'investigation' The family filed a civil suit which took place in Nashville in front of a jury.
The county says they are going to appeal and who knows if anyone is going to actually see any money but you have to think that this may just plant the seeds of doubt in all the sheriff's department employees that these wild west shootings can have repercussions. The jury, a small group of people spoke and said this wasn't right and charged a monetary value for an unnecessary killing. It doesn't bring the boy back but the message is a form of vindication and it may have worth.Two Cannon County sheriff's deputies were found guilty in U.S. District Court in Nashville on Friday of using excessive deadly force and are liable for $2.25 million in damages to the victim's family.
Deputies Reed Bryson and Jordan McGee were found to have violated the Fourth Amendment rights of Richard Butcher, 28, whom they shot and killed as he was driving in circles in the front yard of his Woodbury home in February 2012.
A small but an important thing that just might help prevent the same sort of thing from happening again? Time will tell if this is a win.
I would bet that most everyone reading here has a few local 'small thing' tales. They add up. It's slow motion but at least we're not always standing still. Get a win or two under our belts and it builds confidence. Hey...now what else can we do?
Removing the fluoride in our public water supplies is doable. One water district at a time. I'm in. It may not be stopping the wars but it's something. What's the old saying...first they ridicule you, then they attack you...then you win...or something like that.


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LONDON — Britain opened its Olympics with a royal entrance like no other. London greeted the world in a celebration of Old England that was stunning, imaginative, whimsical and dramatic — and cheeky, even featuring a stand-in for Queen Elizabeth II parachuting into Olympic Stadium.
LONDON — Britain opened its Olympics with a royal entrance like no other.
London greeted the world in a celebration of Old England that was stunning, imaginative, whimsical and dramatic — and cheeky, even featuring a stand-in for Queen Elizabeth II parachuting into Olympic Stadium.
Moments later, the 86-year-old monarch herself stood solemnly while a children's choir serenaded her with "God Save the Queen," and members of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force raised the Union Jack.
Much of the opening ceremony was an encyclopedic review of British music history, from a 1918 Broadway standard adopted by the West Ham soccer team to The Who's "My Generation" to "Bohemian Rhapsody," by still another Queen.
The evening started with fighter jets streaming red, white and blue smoke and roaring over the stadium, packed with a buzzing crowd of 60,000 people, at 8:12 p.m. — or 20:12 in the 24-hour time observed by Britons. The ceremony will be shown on American television at 7:30 p.m. EDT on NBC.
An explosion of fireworks against the London skyline and Paul McCartney leading a singalong were to wrap up the three-hour opening ceremony masterminded by one of Britain's most successful filmmakers, Oscar winner Danny Boyle.
He led off his spectacular in his favored medium: A movie depicted a high-speed flyover of the Thames, the river that winds like a vein through London and was the gateway for the city's rise over the centuries as a great global hub of trade and industry.
The rush of images showed a cricket match, the London Tube and the roaring, abundant seas that buffet and protect this island nation — set to a pulsating soundtrack including snippets of the Sex Pistols' more irreverent cover of "God Save the Queen."
Below watch the latest Olympics videos:
The opening ceremony wasn't the only thing to talk about in London on Friday, however, as several events got under way:
In what is sure to be one of the most memorable Olympic performances this summer in London, South Korean archer Im Dong-Hyun broke the archery world record for 72 arrows on Friday, accumulating a score of 699. What makes Im's performance so impressive is the fact that he suffers from severe myopia and is registered blind.
Senegal surprised Great Britain in a 1-1 draw to start the Olympic tournament for both squads. The appearance by Great Britain ended a 52-year absence by the squad, but Senegal did their best to spoil the celebration.
In soccer, anything can happen. Japan defeated heavily-favored Spain 1-0 on Thursday in each club's first match of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. Besides Brazil, the Spanish are considered the team to beat in London.
The celebration finished almost as quickly as the comeback itself. The recovery will have to be just as swift. The United States women's soccer team spent Thursday recovering from Wednesday's 4-2 win over France, a match that served as an emotional roller-coaster for the players and their fans.
NBC's coverage: Get tweet-by-tweet coverage from the Opening Ceremony of 2012 Games and reaction from viewers inside Olympic Stadium in London and around the world on our Twitter Tracker.


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Rice Saga Puts Roadblock in Obama's Transition
WSJ reporters discuss the saga surrounding Susan Rice's bid to succeed Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State and reveal the other candidates who could make up the next Obama Administration.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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I ... so amid all the fiscal cliff top ... the president has tried to soothe moved into place a new secretary of state name Susan Rice the United Nations and the students and that has not gone so well and I happily as I we saw this week I'm that way Howson says Rice decided they were and put her out there to meet with ... members of Congress have been hammering her public concern came to Ireland to cram the Nelson A couple of women ... um as well such is the case for a gang up on her ... instead the ships that meant ... and it didn't it kind of backfired ... on everyone emerged and said that they had more concerned than they did before and ... sellers eyes questions about whether to in house watching this and the trap when and what this twenty for her going forward but ... still generally inside the White House sees the frontrunners his presents a choice he defended her again yesterday in a cabinet meeting ... aam and and said that she touches extraordinary and put it in in all the concerns the lease the publicly expressed concerns rotate around this incident and doubts whether ... in the aftermath of that she ... says that misled ... the American people on talk shows by saying this was a spontaneous demonstration building investor not a unit to develop a terrorist attack ... which I'm just Americans must seem like ... a kind of strange arcane thing on which to have such a big fight but in this town it's become ... the subject of this entire person can walk away thinking well I think it's because ... I think it's two things one is ... I do think that they ... suspected all through the fallen you guys saw this that there was gonna be a political game played with policy in some fashion and ... in that they thought the there is a ... genuine ... attempt by the White House to mislead people ... on one hop in the Gaza because the White House mindless ... we've conquered al Qaeda not the best day of rest ... 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IMF Survey: Vol. 37, No. 1, January, 2008.
- IMF EXECUTIVE BOARD: Work Program to Accelerate IMF Reform
- Emerging Markets: Helping Build Local Bond Markets
- Bali Conference: IMF Urges Action Soon on Global Warming
- John Lipsky Interview: Global Economy Likely to Slow More
- IMF Study: G-7 Preparing for a Jump in Age-Related Spending
- Annual Assessment: Korea Adapts to Changing Landscape
- Guinea Gets $75 Million Loan
- Technical Assistance: Indonesia's Push for Treasury Transparency
- Economic Performance: Chile Has Scope to Address Social Priorities
- IEO: Watchdog Evaluates IMF Loan Conditions
Bali Conference: IMF Urges Action Soon on Global Warming
- International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.
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- January 2008
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Democrats reintroduce assault weapons ban
- The bill also focuses on high-capacity ammunition magazines.
- The National Rifle Associations calls it a misguided attack on constitutional gun rights.
WASHINGTON — Congressional Democrats, led by Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, have reintroduced a bill that would ban assault weapons despite opposition in the Republican-led House and the reluctance of some Senate Democrats.
Feinstein wrote the original assault weapons ban, which became law in 1994 and expired in 2004. Democratic Reps. Carolyn McCarthy of New York and Ed Perlmutter of Colorado will lead the effort to push the bill through the House.
The new bill would do the following:
• Ban the sale, transfer, importation or manufacturing of about 150 named firearms, plus certain rifles,handguns and shotguns fitted for detachable magazines and having at least one military characteristic.
• Strengthen the 1994 ban by moving from a two- to a one-characteristic test to determine what constitutes an assault weapon.
• Ban firearms with "thumbhole stocks" and "bullet buttons."
• Ban the importation of assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.
• Ban high-capacity ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
The legislation would grandfather in weapons legally owned on the day of enactment and exempts more than 2,000 specific weapons "used for hunting or sporting purposes."
FULL LIST:Guns that would be banned under proposal
Feinstein said changes had been made in the new version to reflect lessons learned from the 1994 law and to keep pace with the technology of the weapons being manufactured today.
"One criticism of the '94 law was that it was a two-characteristic test that defined that, and that was too easy to work around," Feinstein said, noting that manufacturers would tweak models to remove one of the two characteristics making the gun legal. "The bill we are introducing today, it will be -- will make it much more difficult to work around by removing a one-characteristic test."
The National Rifle Association, which opposed the original ban and the attempts to revive in 2004, dismissed the bill as a misdirected effort to limit Second Amendment rights.
"Senator Feinstein has been trying to ban guns from law-abiding citizens for decades," said NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam. "It's disappointing but not surprising that she is once again focused on curtailing the Constitution instead of prosecuting criminals or fixing our broken mental health system. The American people know gun bans do not work and we are confident Congress will reject Senator Feinstein's wrong-headed approach."
Bill supporters said they were under no illusions it will be easy to pass the bill, which faces significant opposition in the Republican-controlled House.
"This is going to be hard; this is going to be difficult, but to honor those 20 lives and six more in Newtown, we are going to get it done," said Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn. Twenty children and six adults were killed in a mass shooting with an assault weapon on Dec. 14 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., became emotional as he recalled standing with parents outside the Newtown school who realized their children were not coming out of the school.
"I came there as a public official but what I saw was through the eyes of a parent and I will never forget the sights and sounds of that day," he said.
Police who responded to the shooting said they could not have stopped the massacre because of the assault weapon carried by shooter Adam Lanza, Blumenthal said.
Victims and relatives of other shootings also joined the lawmakers Thursday.
Colin Goddard was shot four times when a mentally ill student killed 32 people at Virginia Tech in April 2007.
"I carry three of those four bullets with me now for the rest of my life," he said. "I'm here on behalf of the 32 Hokies who didn't make it that day, and the 32 Americans, the 32 of us that are murdered by guns every single day."
President Obama supports an assault weapons ban among other gun-regulation measures he and Vice President Biden unveiled last week.


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The Crimson earned 28 All-Ivy honors with Satterthwaite and Katis combining for 13 (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Sophomore Chris Satterthwaite was awarded seven All-Ivy honors and freshman Chuck Katis picked up six as the Harvard men's swimming and diving team totaled 28 All-Ivy selections for its performance at the 2012 Ivy League Championships.
Satterthwaite, who shared the Phil Moriarty Award as the Swimmer of the Meet, earned four first team selections and three second team selections to become the first Crimson since Geoff Rathgeber '08 in 2008 to tally seven All-Ivy accolades. Satterthwaite set new program records en route to wins in the 50 free (19.84) and 100 free (43.18), and also captured the 200 free (1:34.05) title and was a member of the school record setting 400 free relay (2:53.22) team. The sophomore received three second team honors as a member of the second-place finishing 200 free relay, 800 free relay and 400 medley relay teams. He now boasts nine career All-Ivy selections after earning two second team nods a year ago.
Katis received six second team honors at his first championship meet. He set school records while placing second in the 100 breast (53.17) and 200 breast (1:56.49), and was also the runner up in the 200 IM. The freshman was also a member of three second-place relays, including the 800 free relay, 200 medley relay and 400 medley relay.
Freshman Mike Mosca earned a pair of all-conference selections in the one and three meter dive. Mosca won the one meter with a score of 359.55, marking the seventh time in 11 years the event has gone to the Crimson. He also placed second on the three meter with a score of 366.25, just edging out teammate Michael Stanton.
Other All-Ivy first team honorees include Griffin Schumacher, Zach Walters and Oliver Lee, who teamed with Satterthwaite in the 400 free relay. Each also earned a pair of second team selections in the relay events along with Jack Pretto who earned two honors and Niall Janney and Spenser Goodman who picked up one apiece.


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Lindsey Horan scores two to advance U.S. U-20 team into knockout round
Lindsey Horan scored two goals and assisted on another to power the U.S. U-20 team to a 3-0 win over China on Tuesday to propel the squad to the quarterfinals of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
Horan, a graduate of Golden High, struck twice in the first half, scoring in the 19th and 38th minutes. In the second half, she connected with Rose Lavelle in the 49th minute.
It was Horan's second and third goals in the tournament. She has scored 23 goals in 24 games with the U-20 team.
Team USA finished second place in Group B and will advance to play the winner of Group A at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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TARA OCEANS completes 60 000-mile journey to map marine biodiversity
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HEIDELBERG, 27 March 2012 – The two-and-a-half-year TARA OCEANS expedition finishes on 31 March when the ship and crew reach Lorient, France. The arrival completes a journey of 60 000 miles across all the world's major oceans to sample and investigate microorganisms in the largest ecosystem on the planet, reports Eric Karsenti in an editorial published today in Molecular Systems Biology.
"Life and evolution started in the oceans, yet we know very little about the distribution of marine biodiversity," said Karsenti, senior scientist at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, and Co-Director of the TARA OCEANS project. "If it were not for these microorganisms we would not exist. First, we are their evolutionary descendants and second they generate the atmosphere of the Earth."
The scientists taking part in the TARA OCEANS expedition want to understand how the populations of microscopic organisms that make up 98% of life in the oceans interact with the environment and how these complex systems have evolved over time. "It is an interplay between the different species and each species affects the environment," explained Karsenti in a live interview with Molecular Systems Biology. "Oceans are very heterogeneous both geographically and at different depths — each water mass has a different ecosystem."
Recent advances in DNA sequencing and automated microscopy have accelerated the large-scale research needed for this type of project. In addition, the availability of powerful data processing methods makes it possible for scientists to build a global systems biology map of the interactions between the environment and the microorganisms that inhabit the oceans of the world.
The goal of systems biology is to map, understand and model the whole network of interactions that make up life. "Systems biology can be applied at any organizational level of living organisms, from molecular interactions to ecosystems and evolution," remarked Karsenti.
Samples taken from different depths of water provide access to detailed information on the genetic makeup of the marine microorganisms as well as their shape and physical environment. When combined with real-time satellite imaging of the oceans, the vast amounts of data can be used as a starting point to build predictive computational models of the diversity of microorganisms in the ocean as well as their evolution. "We hope to use the data to feed computational models that will describe the evolution of marine ecosystems," said Karsenti.
The project brings back samples from 155 stations taken from all the main oceans on the planet. "After the completion of the ocean voyage and the collection phase of the operation, the land-based investigation is truly picking up speed," concluded Karsenti.
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The Station North Arts and Entertainment District will spend a federal grant to encourage commuters leaving downtown after work — as well as those using Penn Station — to stop and stay a while.
"Final Fridays" — a program of events on the last Friday of each month — will feature entertainment and will be funded with part of a $150,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
"The goal is to get all the people who often pass through Station North on their way to have a reason to stop here after work on Friday," said Ben Stone, executive director of the district, which includes parts of the Charles North, Barclay and Greenmount West neighborhoods.
Most shows at the area's theaters and music venues start between 9 and 11 p.m., Stone said, so the goal of Final Fridays was to keep people in the area until showtime. "There's a gap, and this is an attempt to fill that gap," he said.
For area businesses, the events offer a chance to attract new customers and boost sales.
Station North Arts Cafe Gallery co-owner Kevin Brown plans to keep the cafe, which usually serves only breakfast and lunch, open until 9 p.m. during the Final Fridays events.
"Final Fridays will give us the opportunity to stretch our wings a little bit and see if people will stay on if we stay open longer," he said.
The first 150 people who arrive at Final Fridays will receive a "Sta-Note" — a $2 gift certificate that more than 10 area businesses have agreed to accept during Final Fridays.
Early birds will be able to redeem them for $2 off a book at Cyclops or $2 off coffee or food at the Station North Arts Cafe. They could also lower the cost of cover charges at Single Carrot Theater or the Baltimore Rock Opera Society.
Participating businesses will be reimbursed using grant money, Stone said.
The event will kick off on Oct. 28 with a free performance by the band David Wax Museum, as well as acts by local musicians.
Final Fridays programming will move indoors from November to February, with plans to resume outdoor events in March, Stone said. Organizers hope to alternate between venues in Charles North and Greenmount West, he said.
For Halloween, West Trenton Street — an alley that connects Charles and Maryland streets just south of North Avenue — will be transformed into an "urban forest," Stone said, adding that Halloween costumes and pumpkins would also be for sale.
He said that given the district's mix of restaurants, theaters and performance spaces, "one could easily [arrive] at 5 [p.m.] and stay until 4 in the morning and not have much downtime."
The federal grant, intended to support public-private partnerships that promote the arts while improving neighborhoods physically and economically, requires dollar-for-dollar matching.
Stone, however, said he wanted to raise a half-million dollars through both donations of cash and services. He also hopes the programming will continue with local contributions after the one-year federal grant is exhausted.
The director also wants to lure an older, more diverse crowd.
"Since there is art for sale in so many galleries, the larger the range of people, the better it is around here," Stone said.
The nonprofit also seeks to build an audience for artists and performers based in the district. "The most sustainable way is to get people interested in what [the local artists are] doing," Stone said.
Fear of crime may have been a deterrent for potential visitors. But Stone and business owners said police report that violent crime in the area has been low.
"Very often when you're telling people they're going to an event on North Avenue, they gasp," said Peter M. Merles, administrator of the Midtown Community Benefits District, whose boundaries encompass much of Station North.
"But once they get there and see the changes that have taken place [within the arts district], they are amazed," he said.
Brown, who opened his business nearly five years ago in a block that was 80 percent vacant, described the district as "pockets of poverty and islands of excellence" but said "it needs to be seamless throughout."
While the block is now 100 percent occupied, he said, "there are still some very challenged areas" 10 years after the district's establishment.
But, he added, "I don't think we've hit our stride yet."
Steve Carson, who owns Bohemian Coffee House on North Charles Street, said the Final Fridays events would be a great opportunity to support local artists, who he said don't usually get paid to perform, and to attract performers who normally wouldn't come to the area — "which means better music," he said.
He's owned the coffee house since September. "It's been fun," Carson said. "It kind of puts you in the loop."
But Carson thinks that perceptions of the area remain a problem, though he says he feels safer in the Station North district than in other city neighborhoods.
"I think it's getting better, but it still has a stigma," Carson said.
Andy Rubin, owner of Cyclops, a bookstore, art gallery and music venue on West North Avenue, said that the neighborhood has undergone a "naturally steady progression" and that First Fridays would help.
"It's an ongoing mission," he said. "We've got to change people's perspectives about the neighborhood."
Back at the Bohemian Coffee House, Charles Village resident Will Miller, 29, who was reading during a Sunday jazz lunch, said he had mixed feelings about efforts to talk up the district.
Gentrification is "inevitable in a way, but it's not necessarily desirable," he said.
Dan Price, 23, of Cockeysville, thought the Final Fridays events, would attract visitors if well publicized. But he admitted he wasn't entirely comfortable with the neighborhood.
"Sometimes I do feel a little uneasy parking around here, just maybe a little uptight about people breaking into my car," Price said.
Bill Hardy, a teacher who was grading papers while his 13-year-old daughter attended a movie at the nearby Charles Theater, said the initiative "certainly can't hurt."
Hardy said the district was well situated to bring in visitors, given the popularity of the First Thursdays events in Mount Vernon and the proximity of Charles Village to Station North. "It could draw from both," he said.