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Cruiser PRO2 HASP ORYGINAŁ GSM-Support, Kraków
1. Boxy serwisowe > SonyEricsson
CRUISER PRO2 jest pierwszym niezależnym programem umożliwiającym zdjęcie simlocka, zmianę języków, zmianę kustomizacji oraz naprawę nowych modeli Sony Ericsson takich jak: K700i, K700c, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, F500i, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE. Kupując oryginalny produkt otrzymujesz bazpłatny dostęp do aktualizacji! Nie potrzebujesz połączenia z internetem czy też kupowania logów. Obsługiwane modele: NOWE MODELE : Sharp V703SH, Sharp V801SH, Sharp V802SH, Sharp V902SH, Sharp V903SH, D750i, F500i, J210i, J210c, J300i, J300c, K300i, K300c, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K600i, K600c, K608i, K700i, K700c, K750i, K750c, K758c, S700i, S700c, S710a, V600i, V800, V802SE, W550i, W550c, W600a, W800i, W800c, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z520i, Z520c, Z800i, Z800c, Z1010i, Z1010c, LG U8110, LG U8120, LG U8130, LG U8138, LG U8180, LG U8330, LG U8380, including (R)-marked LG phones, and all older SE GSM phones. Supported are these CIDs: 16, 17, 19, 24, 27, 29, 36, 37, 41, 42 and 49 STARE MODELE : T630, T628, T610, T616, T618, Z600, Z608, P800, P802, P900, P908, T600 T602, T226, T226s, T230, T238, T66, T66c, T100, T100c, T102, T105, T106, A3618s, A3618sc R600s, R600sc, T310, T310c, T300, T302, T200, T202, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, T65s, T65sc T39m, T39mc, T687 Funkcje: pierwsze na świecie oprogramowania do zdejmowania blokady simlock w modelach Sharp V801SH, Sharp V802SH i V902SH pierwsze na świecie oprogramowanie potrafiące odblokowac CID36 nie potrzebujesz połączenia z internetem nie potrzebujesz wykupowania logów odczyt kodów odblokowujących (również o długości 16 znaków) odczyt kodów zabezpieczających zmiana oprogramowania zmiana pakietów językowych od kustomizacji naprawa telefonów uszkodzonych poprzez nieumiejętne serwisowanie, również "mrugające" lub z komunikatem "contact operator" wyłączenie dźwięku kamery zapis kopii bezpieczeństwa wgranie kopii bezpieczeństwa reset wszystkich liczników reset licznika dżojsticka włączenie/wyłączenie informacji o sieci, info o stanie baterii itp. UWAGA : Program działa tylko pod systemem Windows XP Remove RSA protection D750i, J300i, J300c, K300i, K300c, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, K750i, K750c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, W800i, W800c, Z800i, Z800c, T226, T226s, T237, T290i, T290c, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T630, Z600, Z608, P910i, P910c, P910a Flash AVR A1018s, A1018sc, A1028s, A1028sc, A2218z, A2228z, A2618s, A2618sc, A2628s, A2628sc, A2638sc, A2668sc, GM518, GM618, GM718, P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910i, P910a, P910c, R310s, R310sc, R320 TITAN, R320s CO-WAP, R320s, R320sc, R380 WORLD, R380e, R380s, R380sc, R520m, R520mc, T10s, T10sc, T18s, T18sc, T200, T202, T20e, T20ec, T20s, T20sc, T226, T226s, T230, T237, T238, T28 WORLD, T28s, T28sc, T28z, T290i, T290c, T290a, T29s, T29sc, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T62u, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z600, Z608 Flash ARM LG U8110, LG U8120, LG U8130, LG U8138, LG U8180, LG U8330, LG U8380, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, Z800i, Z800c, A3618s, A3618sc, I888 WORLD, J200i, J200c, R320 CO-WAP, R320 TITAN, R320s, R320sc, R520m, R520mc, R600s, R600sc, SH888, T100, T102, T105, T106, T39m, T39mc, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T637, T630, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z200, Z208, Z600, Z608 Flash PDA P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910i, P910a, P910c, R380 WORLD, R380e, R380s, R380sc Flash Bluetooth P800, P802, P900, P907, P908 Flash CR T600, T602, T66 Flash Z80 CA638, GA318, GA388, GA628, GF388, GF768, GF788, GF788c, GF788e, GH388, GH398, GH688, GH768c, I888 WORLD, PA388, PF768, PH388, R190 Satellite, R250s PRO, R290 Satellite, Sharp TQ-G400, Sharp TQ-G450, TH688 Direct Unlock LG U8110, LG U8120, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, Z800i, Z800c, A3618, P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910a, P910c, P910i, R520m, R520mc, T100, T102, T105, T106, T200, T202, T226, T226s, T230, T237, T238, T290i, T290c, T290a, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T610Â?, T616, T618, T62u, T628, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z200, Z208, Z600, Z608 Unlock via Codes LG U8110, LG U8120, LG U8130, LG U8138, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, Z800i, Z800c, A3618s, A3618sc, P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, R520m, R520mc, R600s, R600sc, T100, T102, T105, T106, T200, T202, T226, T226s, T230, T238, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T600, T602, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T62u, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T66, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z600, Z608 Make Full GDFS Backup P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910a, P910c, P910i, R520m, R520mc, T200, T202, T226, T226s, T230, T237, T238, T290i, T290c, T290a, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T62u, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z600, Z608 Empty-board Programming J300i, J300c, K300i, K300c, K750i, K750c, W800i, W800c, K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, Z800i, Z800c, P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910a, P910c, P910i, R520m, R520mc, T200, T202, T226, T230, T237, T238, T290i, T290c, T290a, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z600, Z608 Changing Network-Lock Codes P800, P802, P900, P907, P908, P910a, P910c, P910i, R520m, R520mc, T200, T202, T226, T230, T237, T238, T290i, T290c, T290a, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T62u, T610Â?, T616, T618, T628, T630, T637, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, Z600, Z608 Repair damaged by Terminator/Cooler R520m, R520mc, T200, T202, T300, T302, T306, T310, T312, T316, T39m, T39mc, T65s, T65sc, T68i, T68ie, T68m, T68mc, and theoretically all other types... Repair phones with damaged customization/SPA A3618, T100, T102, T105, T106, Z200, Z208, J200i, J200c Remove Operator Customizations K500i, K500c, K506c, K508i, K508c, K700i, K700c, S700i, S700c, S710a, Z500a, Z500i, Z500c, Z1010i, Z1010c, V800, V802SE, Z800i, Z800c, T230, T237, T238, T68m, T68mc, T68i, T68ie, T62u, T610Â?, T618, Z600, Z608, P800, P802, P900, P908, P910i, P910c, P910a, J200i, J200c, Z200, Z208, T630, T628, T100, T102, T105, A3618s Ostatnie aktualizacje: Version 9.63 (13th May 2006): We have decided to release separate Firmware Restoral installer. Added Firmware restore button to the Security page . It automatically looks for proper firmware restoral file and flashes it to the phone. Help file updated. Version 9.61 (12th May 2006): Added support for K510 phones. Version 9.60 (11th May 2006): Added support for reading unlock/relock codes from Z300. Added support for reading flash from Z300. Updated TAC list for Z530i. Updated built-in customizations. Version 9.54 (8th May 2006): Fixed applet selection problem. Should fix the Sending applet problem. Version 9.53 (8th May 2006): Updated TAC list for T230i, T290i, T630, T637, V800, W800i, W810i, Z520i and LG U8138C. Fixed non-English language strings. Version 9.52 (8th May 2006): Full support for downloading files from W810 and Z530 phones. Help file slightly updated - more to come soon. Version 9.51 (8th May 2006): Some operations made faster. Increased flasher verbosity. Fixed minor W900-related bug. Version 9.50 (7th May 2006): Added functionality for non-TP flashing red CID49 phones (including W810 and Z530) with locked-down EROM area. Added functionality for non-TP unlocking/relocking red CID49 phones (including W810 and Z530) with locked-down EROM area. Added non-TP FS functionality for red CID49 phones (including W810 and Z530) with locked-down EROM area. Added support for non-TP IMEI change in red CID49 phones with locked-down EROM area. Added support for converting red CID49 K750, W800 and Z520 phones with unlocked EROM area to brown CID49. Implemented Unlock RSA function for red CID49 phones. The Repair certificate function is now disabled for red CID49 phones by default. There is a way to enable it, though its use is deprecated. Added support for automatic firmware identification in red CID49 phones. Some patchers were analyzing FOTA area by a mistake (i.e. not ignoring it) and therefore not functioning properly for some phone models. Several applets updated. Some built-in customizations were updated. Version 9.23 (5th March 2006): Installer updated. Updated TAC list for T290a, K300a, K750i, LG U8120 and Sharp V703SHF. Swedish language strings updated again. Version 9.22 (1st March 2006): Installer updated. Debug Log functionality updated. Minor changes to boot code. Slightly increased flasher verbosity. Swedish language strings updated. Slovak language strings updated. Version 9.21 (26th February 2006): Installer updated. EROM and FOTA files moved out from the help file. From now on, the Format GDFS function will be unavailable. It was abused too often. From now on, the Flash ARM function will be unavailable in certificate recovery mode. Help file updated. User manual in PDF file format released. Version 9.20 (25th February 2006): Minor changes to EROM area flashing code. Updated K750/W550/W800/W900/Z520 built-in customizations. Version 9.19 (24th February 2006): Fixed a bug regarding Create file package option. Minor changes to booting code. Open/save dialog code updated. Version 9.18 (24th February 2006): Restored the ability to change IMEI on Sharp 3G phones. It was dependent on the Unlock RSA function which was removed for these phones recently. Increased verbosity for operator's mistakes. Changes in TP-handling code. Version 9.17 (23rd February 2006): Updated langpack description for W900. Fixed bug in GDFS access code for phones with baseband IDs 0x8000 and 0x8040. Reduced importance of Unlock RSA function. It should not be needed for brown and blue phones anymore. Version 9.16 (22nd February 2006): Minor changes in RSA phone booting and shutdown code. Updated TAC list for J210i. Redundancy decreased again. Other minor bugfixes. Note: It is recommended to fill all SE emptyboards regardless of their phone type by brown CID49 certificate via CID49 recovery boot and certificate repair. Version 9.15 (22nd February 2006): Added support for unlocking several new U8180 firmwares. Updated ARM 2004/2005 FAQ help-file section. Added FAQ help-file section for Sharp 3G phones. Updated LG U8110/U8120 unlock procedure descriptions. Thanks to Aamir_Zia and DonaldDuck69. Updated LG U813x/U8180/U83x0 unlock procedure descriptions. Fixed bug in langpack description for K700. Version 9.14 (19th February 2006): Added support for unlocking several new U8330 firmwares. Updated TAC list for Siemens C62. Fixed minor T610 bug manifesting itself on some Windows versions. Updated LG U8550 block list combo-box for flash reading. Version 9.13 (19th February 2006): Fixed AVR flashing bug from version 9.10. Updated TAC list for J300i and K300i. New firmware patcher engine implemented. (Applied to LG for now, Sharp and SE later.) Added support for patching newer LG 3G firmwares. Version 9.12 (16th February 2006): Fixed minor RSA unlock bug. Version 9.11 (16th February 2006): Flasher modules updated again. Version 9.10 (16th February 2006): It is possible to open more flash files at once. Note: Just hold the Ctrl key while selecting files. It is possible to customize filesystem automatically right after flashing raw FS. All flasher modules were updated. Minor changes in CID54 configuration analysis code. Modified default state of Extended config options. Phone Firmware Backup (.pfb) files created in this version are not backwards compatible (i.e. should not be used with previous versions). The Lock to network option should not be enabled for red CID41/42 phones. Fixed minor FS customization issue. Fixed minor GDFS/FS bug from version 9.00. W550 (new HW) testpoint picture updated. Updated TAC list for T290a, K300i and K700i. Communication code updated. Startup code modified. A few memory leaks removed. Version 9.03 (9th February 2006): Added special flashing options for new ARM phones. Fixed RSA AVR booting bug from version 9.00. Fixed minor security zone creation bug. Updated V/K60x testpoint pictures. Version 9.02 (8th February 2006): Fixed GDFS and FS access bug from version 9.00. Fixed brown/blue CID37 booting bug from version 9.00. Version 9.01 (8th February 2006): Fixed Sharp 3G flashing bug from version 9.00. Version 9.00 (7th February 2006): Implemented LG U8550 red CID54 unlocking without using testpoint. World's first again! Fixed a bug in flashing raw FS files via EPI USB. Fixed slow-flashing bug for ST Microelectronics chips. Fixed occassional Sharp 3G flashing bug. Changes in Sharp 3G functionality. Changes in LG 3G functionality. Enabled flash reading from new ARM phones for all users. Added full support for Blue CID49 phones with baseband chip ID 0x7100. Some operations on Blue and Brown phones were made faster. Added support for TMS cable autodetection. Fixed bug in Disable/Enable OTP IMEI check function for new ARM phones. The previous code was excessively optimized Fixed minor J300 file selection issue. Updated TAC list for Z300i, Z300a and K750i. Redundancy decreased again. Version 8.11 (30th January 2006): Released flash file for unlocking LG U8550. In this version it has to be flashed via TP. To repair phones damaged by other tools tick Overwrite flash certificate option. It should be no more necessary to unlock RSA before unlocking new Sharp phones via patching. Installer updated. Fixed a bug regarding P910a phones. Updated TAC list for T630i and Sharp V703SH. Several prototype-related updates. Built-in customizations updated. Version 8.10 (22nd January 2006): Ongoing software architectural changes. Redundancy decreased. Added support for programming W810/Cleo/Mulan empty-boards. Downloading files from K750/W800/Z520 enabled for all users. Downloading files from W550/W600 enabled for all users. Downloading files from W900 enabled for all users. Updated TAC list for T230i and J200i. The 'USB interference occurred' message should appear less frequently when using nonconforming cables. Added support for TMS cable. Thrown away the old, sporadically working, help engine. Updated many texts in Cruiser help file. Thanks to Muppet. Help file completely reorganized. Now it seems to be more topologically correct. Help file screenshots updated, descriptions updated too. Help file EROM-files updated. W900i testpoint picture included to the help file. The LangPack info button should be reliable now. The F1 key should reliably invoke the relevant help topic. It works in the Settings window too. Added support for CID19 EROM recovery. Debug Log functionality modified so that it can be used with Windows Notepad. Security I renamed to Security AVR . Built-in customizations updated. Version 8.00 (14th January) Implemented red CID49 unlocking and flashing without using a testpoint. The real standalone way, no EMMA smartcard usage, world's first! Supported phones are W550i/c, W600i, K600i/c, K608i and V600i. More models coming shortly. Loaders updated. Version 7.16 (13th January) Installer updated. New cable driver version (2176) included. Built-in customizations updated. Experimental FOTA support added. Some GDFS-related changes. Changes in unlock functionality. Slightly changed functionality of the phone type filter. Added support for two new flash IDs. RSA configuration analysis code updated again. Loaders were updated. Minor architectural changes. Allowed to change language to Chinese/Malay for non-Chinese and non-Malay card users. Version 7.15 (1st January 2006): Several communication scripts updated. Updated TAC list for W900i, W800c, W550i, Z520i, Z520c, Z520a, K600i, K608i, J210i, T230i and T290a. LG U8380 testpoint included to the help file. Added an option to write replacement unit customization. Btw, happy new year! Version 7.14 (31st December 2005): Another K608i testpoint picture included to the help file. J210 World Generic decustomization has been released. J210 repair file has been released. Remember to recalculate CRCs (the phone should be attached as J200). Repair EROM functionality updated to reflect W900 phones. Brown CID49 phones are supported now. Brown CID49 FOTA (Flash-Over-The-Air) repair files for W550, W600, S600 and W900 have been added to the help file. Some loaders were updated. Note: If your phone freezes right after powering on, try direct unlocking it. Version 7.13 (29th December 2005): Cruiser is now available in English, Chinese, Czech, Greek, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Russian, Slovak and Swedish languages. Many thanks to 9Volto for preparing Greek translation. Added Language page to the Settings window. This page is not shown for Chinese, Malay and Indonesian cards. Updated TAC list for T290i, K750i, Z520a, W600i, LG U8360, Siemens C62. GDFS configuration bug fixed for Z520a. No need to attach them as Z520i/c anymore. Implemented several FS-related functions for brown CID49 W550/W600 phones. Updated W600i built-in customizations. Updated W900i built-in customizations. New brown CID49 to red CID49 conversion EROM file for W550/W600 phones has been included to the help file. Some prototype-related updates. Version 7.12 (22nd December 2005): Fixed EROM repair issue for brown CID49 K608. Updated W900i langpack info. Some changes to applet upload strategies. Version 7.11 (3rd December 2005): Added support for flashing CID54 phones (LG U8550) without using testpoint. RSA configuration analysis code slightly updated to reflect CID54-related changes. Increased robustness of RSA configuration analysis code to prevent potential crashes on invalid flash content. Added alternate method of replacing RSA certificates. Fixed one bug in low-level communication code. Fixed small bug in Repair certificate function. Fixed one previously introduced bug in GDFS access for P910. Updated K750i built-in customizations. Updated W800i built-in customizations. Updated TAC list for K300i, K700i, T290i, LG U8330 and Sharp V903SH. Version 7.10 (22nd November 2005): From now on it is possible to download files from FS to special archive files in .cfp (Cruiser File Package) format. From now on it is possible to upload .cfp package content to phone FS. An LG U8550 testpoint picture added to the help file. Updated W600i built-in customizations. Updated K608i built-in customizations. Updated K700i built-in customizations. Fixed '5E0W' customization bug from version 7.00. It is now possible to enable GSM/3G selection menu in SE 3G phones (K600, K608,...). Fixed some bugs in Polish translation. The Customize FS button was moved to Flash ARM page. Fixed occassional K600/K608/W900 booting bug. Updated W550i/W550c/W600i langpack info. Updated TAC list for K700i. Version 7.00 (17th November 2005): Added support for fast direct unlock of Sharp V703SH/V903SH/SX313/SX833 phones. Anyway, this is the fastest way of unlocking these phones available on the market. The direct OTP/GDFS check enable/disable function should be much more generic - now it handles Sharp V703SH/V903SH/SX313/SX833 firmwares too. Support for unlocking any-CID ARM phones with baseband chip IDs 0x7000, 0x7100, 0x8000 and 0x8040. Even W900 phones. Support for flashing any-CID ARM phones with baseband chip IDs 0x7000, 0x7100, 0x8000 and 0x8040 without changing primary certificate. New K600/K608 testpoint picture added to the help file. A W550 testpoint picture added to the help file. A W600 testpoint picture added to the help file. The fast LG 3G unlocking functionality via firmware patching was extended to support some LG U8550 firmwares. Added support for locking OTP area in LG 3G and Sharp 3G empty-boards. Added an option to write new Bluetooth MAC address to RSA-protected ARM-based SE phones. It is available among Modify GDFS options. RSA boot options have been modified. Certificate recovery function updated. Repair EROM functionality updated to reflect W550 and W600 phones. Both brown CID49 and red CID49 phones are supported now. Fixed minor bug in RSA configuration analysis code. Updated Customize FS function. Updated TAC list for W600i, J300a and K750i. Some changes in Chinese translation. Version 6.10 (5th November 2005): Added support for unlocking J210 phones. The Recalc DCRCs button was enabled for J210 by a mistake. Notice: Please prefer using reading codes to direct unlocking when possible. Version 6.05 (28th October 2005): W550 built-in customizations list updated. Fixed an issue with unlocking some Siemens C62 phones. Fixed a bug in direct OTP/GDFS check disable/enable function regarding LG 3G phones with old firmwares. Version 6.04 (26th October 2005): Added support for GDFS identity changing for CID17 LG 3G phones. (Not available in Legal Edition) Added support for GDFS identity changing for CID41 and CID42 LG 3G phones via testpoint. (Not available in Legal Edition) Added support for GDFS identity changing for CID24 Sharp 3G phones. (Not available in Legal Edition) Added fast direct OTP/GDFS check disable/enable function for CID17, CID41 and CID42 LG 3G phones and for CID24 Sharp 3G phones. (Not available in Legal Edition) Note: For LG U8360 and LG U8380 it is necessary to unlock phone via patching. Added support for explicit restoring of GDFS identity. Fixed a flashing bug that caused U8380 v10A firmwares to be unlocked incorrectly. Another change to RSA protection unlocking code. Slightly increased verbosity of GDFS access initialization error handling code. Version 6.03 (26th October 2005): K600/K608 testpoint pictures updated. Minor change related to unlocking RSA protection of OTP CID29 phones with baseband chip IDs 0x8000 and 0x8040. Updated direct OTP/GDFS check removal code to support older firmware versions. Slightly increased verbosity of applet error handling code. Added function for fast restoring firmware OTP/GDFS check. Added support for flashing .pfb (Partial Firmware Backup) files that are created before every partial ARM firmware modification (direct LG unlocking or OTP/GDFS check disabling/enabling). Fixed a bug in Polish translation. Version 6.02 (24th October 2005): Fixed an issue with Sharp V703SH phone type autodetection. Fixed a bug regarding flashing Sharp V903SH phones by certain flash files. Another minor updates. Installer updated. Version 6.01 (24th October 2005): Fixed an issue with Siemens C62. Version 6.00 (24th October 2005): Added boot support for Siemens C62 (CID27). Added support for flashing original SSW files into AVR-based phones (e.g. Siemens C62). Added support for direct unlocking Siemens C62 v25, v26, v27 and v28. Added support for relocking Siemens C62 v25, v26, v27 and v28. Z520 built-in customizations list updated. Other changes in built-in customizations. Added GDFS identity changing for ARM phones with baseband chip IDs 0x7000, 0x7100, 0x8000 and 0x8040. (Not available in Legal Edition) Added fast direct OTP/GDFS check removal function for new ARM SE phones. (Not available in Legal Edition) Minor change in file download functionality. It should copy empty directories too. Updated TAC list for W550i, Z520i, W800i, K300i, K700i, Sharp V703SH and V903SH. Removed possibility to change CID41 and CID42 phones to brown color due to a safety reason. Added boot support for J210. Added support for flashing J210. T9 dictionaries removal has been separated from language files removal function. Added displaying of flash certificate name while booting new ARM phones. Internal FW database extended. The Write to OTP function now allows ordinary users to choose from more CIDs. Released Sharp V902SH to SX813 conversion flash file. Released Sharp V903SH to SX833 conversion flash file. Released Sharp V903SH testmode flash files. Added boot support for CID49 phones with baseband chip IDs 0x7000 and 0x7100 (K608, etc). Added Direct unlock for Brown CID49 phones. Added Lock to network for Brown CID49 phones. Added Reading codes from Brown CID49 phones. Added Save security for Brown CID49 phones. Added Restore security for Brown CID49 phones. Added support for booting CID49 phones (red and blue via TP for now). Added support for flashing Brown CID49 phones. Added support for flashing Red/Blue CID49 phones via TP. Added support for changing RSA certificate color of CID49 phones (by using TP for now). A brown CID49 to red CID49 conversion file for K608 has been included to help. It is not necessary to reflash phone firmware after using this file. Added fast LG 3G unlocking functionality via firmware patching. Automatically saves a firmware backup file to the Data/ARM flash backups folder. Supported are these models: U8130, U8138, U8180, U8330, U8360 and U8380. Possibility to upgrade LG U8138 to U8180. Possibility to upgrade LG U8130 to U8330. Czech language strings updated. Polish language strings updated. Help file updated - added Siemens C62 pinout, some LG 3G secret codes, etc. Version 5.02 (1st September 2005): Important notice: Do not attempt to convert OTP CID37 phones to any other CID! Otherwise you will not be able to boot the phone anymore. Cruiser does not allow you to do that, but other software may. Cruiser is now available in English, Chinese, Czech, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Russian, Slovak and Swedish languages. Fixed one chicken-and-egg situation with Unlock RSA . Fixed one FS-access bug regarding K750/W800 phones that was introduced with version 5.00. From now on the Format GDFS option is protected by a password "KILL THE PHONE". Version 5.01 (31st August 2005): Updated TAC list for W800i and J210i. Fixed an OTP IMEI (non-)insertion bug in the Security I page. RSA unlocking functionality slightly modified. Version 5.00 (30th August 2005): Added function for easier replacing of flash certificates. A list of compatible certificates is displayed in the combo box located below the Replace certificate button. Note: Latest EROMs require you to restore the flash certificate back to its original state to allow the phone to be turned on. Updated TAC list for K750i, W800c, V600i, K608i, K600c, J300i, J300c, T290i and T290c. W800 built-in customizations list updated. Minor CID17-related changes. Write bandlock functionality slightly modified. Added theoretical support for old S988 prototypes. Added support for flashing LG U8360. Added support for flashing Sharp V903SH. The user interface has been modified. Flash BT function has been separated from Flash ARM . Added reading codes for CID37 phones. Recover Certificate function now supports CID37 phones. Note: An attempt to start a CID37 phone containing working firmware in a recovery mode will fail. Implemented Unlock RSA function for CID37 phones. The Unlock RSA button should not be enabled in recovery mode. Flasher functionality modified for CID36 and CID37. Added Customize FS function for CID37. Added Turn camera sound on/off function for CID37. Added Modify GDFS functionality for CID37. Added Write to GDFS functionality for CID37. Added Save security for CID37. Added Restore security for CID37. Added Direct unlock for CID37. Added Lock to network for CID37. Added Read GDFS zones for CID37. Added Upload files to FS for CID37. Added Language operations for CID37. Added Write to security zone for CID37. Lock OTP area now supports CID37. Added Repair EROM function for CID37 phones. Note: Reflash the main firmware when using this function for brown CID37. Added Format GDFS function. Added Remove RSA unlock traces function. It is located among Modify GDFS options. Unused code removed. Help file slightly updated. Version 4.30 (14th July 2005): K600/V600 built-in customizations list updated. K600/V600 flash file handling improved. Help file updated - K600/V600 language pack info added. Added support for direct handling of blue CID36 phones (recovery mode not required anymore). Minor changes in code accessing the FS of brown CID36 phones. Increased verbosity of GDFS error handling code. Conversion to brown CID36 for baseband chip IDs 0x8000 and 0x8040 has been optimized. Conversion to brown CID36 for baseband chip IDs 0x7000 and 0x7100 has been optimized. Introduced detection of data bus interferences for LG phones. About-box information slightly updated. Now 170 phone types are supported. Help file CID information updated. Added Special Files topic to the Additional Info section of the help file. Open-flash-file dialog boxes accept .erom1 and .erom2 file types where appropriate. The Force RSA recovery combo-box now displays manufacturer names too. Minor changes in UI. Version 4.24 (10th July 2005): Allowed direct flashing of normal flashes in recovery mode for CID41 and CID42. Conversion to brown CID36 requires phone analysis performed. Otherwise it displays an error message. Minor changes in K600/V600 functionality. Added support for S600i/S600c/W600a. Some applets updated. Booting code modified. Flashing code modified. Flash file open dialog code updated. File-system functionality for brown CID36 phones reenabled. Fixed some issues with prototype CID36 phones. Fixed a bug in reset life-timer functionality. Updated TAC list for LG U8380. The Turn off phone button should be enabled for unidentified new ARM phones. The Repair certificate button was disabled in some cases. Camera focus sound is now affected by the Camera sound on/off function too. Added support for flashing brown CID19 phones (EMP). Added phone type filter. Version 4.20 (29th June 2005): Added support for converting K750 phones to W800. Added support for Z520i/Z520c. Increased safety when converting red CID36 phones to brown CID36. Sharp 3G flashing speed via Fighter/Cruiser cable slightly improved. The main executable and help file are now stored outside the installer. Version 4.15 (24th June 2005): Fixed one bug introduced in the previous version. Version 4.14 (23rd June 2005): Installer updated. It is possible to use Z800 files for V800/V802SE phones directly. Reading phone certificate caused problems while flashing composite flash files via EPI USB. Version 4.13 (21st June 2005): Added support for cross-CID flashing of CID41 and CID42 phones without testpoint. Minor change in UI. Version 4.12 (20th June 2005): Minor change in Upload files to FS function. K750i/D750i language pack info updated again. New brown CID36 to red CID36 conversion file for K750/D750/W800 has been included to help. It is not necessary to reflash phone firmware after using this file. Flash file format modified. Version 4.11 (18th June 2005): K750i/D750i built-in customizations list updated. K750i/D750i language pack info updated. Built-in EROM recovery function for K750/D750/W800 phones improved. It should be possible to flash more phones at once via EPI USB too. Chinese language strings updated. Help file extended by a description of CID36 phone operations. Brown CID36 to red CID36 conversion file for K750/D750/W800 has been included to help. It is not necessary to reflash phone firmware after using this file. Version 4.10 (13th June 2005, beta version): Added support for red CID36 to brown conversion (without testpoint, of course). K750/D750/W800 red CID36 phones are now fully supported. Added Unlock RSA function for red CID36 and CID24 phones. Added Upload SFA function for red CID36 phones. Added Write raw FS function for red CID36 phones. Added Customize FS function for red CID36 phones. Added Language operations function for red CID36 phones. Added Upload files to FS function for red CID36 phones. Added Camera sound on/off function for red CID36 phones. Added Save security function for red CID36 phones. Added Restore security function for red CID36 phones. Added Read GDFS zones function for red CID36 phones. Added Modify GDFS function for red CID36 phones. Added Write to GDFS from file function for red CID36 phones. Added support for backup of battery calibration zone of new ARM phones. Added support for backup of display calibration zone of new ARM phones. Added support for backup of audio calibration zone of new ARM phones. Added support for backup of radio calibration zone of new ARM phones. Built-in customizations list updated and extended by J300i data. Installer updated. EPI USB driver included to allow faster flashing of LG 3G, Sharp 3G and V800/Z800/Z1010 phones. Added an option to flash faster via EPI USB. Added support for EROM recovery in red/brown CID36 K750/D750/W800. Version 4.02 (8th June 2005): A Sharp V801SH GDFS related issue fixed. Updated TAC list for LG U8330. Version 4.01 (8th June 2005, beta version): Added experimental support for Sharp V801SH. Updated applet for Sharp 3G phones. Added support for flash ID 0x890F. Added support for flash ID 0x8910. Fixed a bug causing some buttons to be disabled for LG phones under certain circumstances. Sharp connector picture updated. Version 4.00 (7th June 2005): Released pinout for Sharp V802SH and V902SH phones. It is in the help file. Added Direct unlock support for Sharp 3G CID24 phones. Added Lock to net support for Sharp 3G CID24 phones. Added Save security and Restore security support for Sharp 3G CID24 phones. Force RSA recovery options now include CID24, CID41 and CID42. Added displaying of flash manufacturer when booting new ARM phones Version 3.94 (5th June 2005, beta version): Added reading codes from CID41 (LG U8180) and CID42 phones via testpoint. Cross-CID flashing extended to CID17/CID41/CID42. Cruiser automatically patches flash files by replacing their RSA certificate. Usage: it is possible to flash U8180 by U8138 firmware. Fixed an issue with flashing R600. Added support for EROM recovery in very rare brown CID16 V800/Z800. Updated TAC list for T610, F500i, K506c, K700i, Z800i, K750i, K750c and D750i. Help file updated. Version 3.93 (3rd June 2005): V800/Z800 CID testpoint released. EMMA smartcard mutex is now released correctly. Flash file open dialog code updated. Due to many requests, Direct unlock and Read codes work now much faster on new ARM phones. Cruiser closing issue fixed. Updated TAC list for Z200, Z600, Z608 and LG U8100, Version 3.92 (1st June, gamma version): K300 CID testpoint released. Built-in customizations list expanded. Fixed an issue with handling Z800 red CID36. Fixed a bug in EROM repair for red CID29 V800/Z800. Fixed a bug causing the Direct unlock to be disabled for J200/Z200/T100/A3618 phones. Repair EROM shall not be enabled in certain situations. LG unlocking functionality was disabled by a mistake. A baudrate-related modification regarding LG phones. Version 3.91 (1st June 2005): Reworked unlocking/relocking of red CID36 phones via testpoint. Added a button for conversion from red CID36 to brown CID36 (via testpoint). Version 3.90 (31st May 2005): Added support for full security zone rebuild of R520/T39/T65 phones (i.e. phones with baseband chip ID 5C05 and 5C06). Throughout last 4 years nobody else was able to manage it. It appeared to be almost impossible. But henceforth you can repair 4 locks closed or any other software-related problem. The Redirect SCRC check to zone II checkbox has been removed. The Security II page was removed as it has been made superfluous by extending the Security I page functionality to R520/T39/T65 phones. Updated TAC list for LG U8180, K500i, K300i, V802SH and V902SH. Installer updated. It enables displaying hidden/nonpresent devices in Device Manager under Windows 2000/XP. Once again, some baudrate-related modifications. Malay and Slovak language strings updated. Direct unlock button was enabled for all LG 3G phones by a mistake. Use read codes instead. Debug Log feature released to public. Help file updated - added info on how to boot unbootable P900 smartphones. An error message is now shown when trying to boot an incorrectly upgraded P900 to a P910. Such phone has to be booted using a testpoint connected to GND. Boot code modified. A few changes in configuration analysis code. Minor modifications to the Settings window, mostly EMMA smartcard related. Be sure to enter correct PIN for your EMMA smartcard. Added a possibility to boot AVR based phones starting from R520m by means of an EMMA smartcard. Added support for changing phone languages in red CID36 phones (J300/K300/Z800/K750/W800/K600/V600/new K700/new V800) by means of an EMMA II smartcard. Added full support for brown CID36 phones (J300/K300/Z800/K750/W800/K600/V600/new K700/new V800). Now it is possible to specify which recovery applet (for which CID) to use when booting the phone. This feature is intended to allow RSA unlocking via testpoint. Added function to repair \"no network\" problem on new T630 phones that have been damaged by downgrading firmware. A few memory leaks removed. Emptyboard programming of new ARM phones (including J300/K300/Z800/K750/W800/K600/V600) released for all users. Added function Repair certificate to simplify phone revival on flash failure. Added function Repair EROM to simplify EROM area repair in red and brown phones of CID29 and CID36. Added detection of CID42 LG 3G phones. Added support for flashing red LG U8xxx with CID42. Fixed an issue causing R380 PDA-part boot problem. Added experimental support for booting, flashing and cloning Hedvig prototypes. The button-enabling system has been modified to reflect smartcard presence and various CID options. Corrected one progressbar update related issue. Some obsolete flashing options removed. Version 3.82 (14th April 2005): Booting baudrate limited to 230400Bd for older phones. Previously the limit was set to 115200Bd, but the version 3.80 removed the boot baudrate constraint, causing occassional boot problems. Removed File System tab bug from version 3.81. Version 3.81 (14th April 2005): Fixed two issues related to built-in customizations. Version 3.80 (13th April 2005): Cruiser is now available in English, Chinese, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Russian, Slovak and Swedish languages. Now it is possible to put red flashes into brown and blue phones of CID16, CID17 and CID29 without converting them to red. The phone certificate is not affected. Added full support for cross-CID flashing. It is possible to flash CID16, CID17 and CID29 phones by any-CID flashes. The phone CID and color are not affected. Added support for flashing red and blue LG U81xx of CID17 via simple serial cable too. Added support for flashing red LG U81xx of CID41. Baudrate subsystem completely refactored. Baudrate page from the Settings window was replaced by the Limit baudrate combobox in the Primary page of Control window. Baudrates used for flashing PDA part of P80x/P910 are limited to 460800Bd when using USB cables that are not enhanced by adding two resistors. This is not related to DSS-20 nor DSS-25. Installer updated - minor Windows 98 issue fixed. An error message might have been displayed when no error occurred. Customize FS functionality slightly modified. CS applet communication made more verbose. Available free space is now displayed before writing user files to the phone. Help file updated. Zapowiedzi: naprawa telefonów uszkodzych również w przypadku braku kopii bezpieczeństwa programowanie czystych płyt (IMEI, RSA, OPT..) odczyt/zapis plików GDFS pełny odczyt/zapis pamięci telefonu Pakiet zawiera: klucz sprzętowy dostęp do supportu producenta gwarancja Dla Cruisera występują dwie opcje kluczy - w zależności od danej dostawy klient otrzyma jeden z dwóch przedstawionych poniżej kluczy
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Intermediate Accounting With Coach CD NetTutor PowerWeb McGraw-Hill
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Intermediate Accounting, 3e, by Spiceland/Sepe/Tomassini will gain support in traditional and technology-driven accounting departments, especially those looking for a more concise, decision-making text that reinforces challenging concepts via CD-ROM. The revision of this text is based around a "Learning System." The revision of this "Learning System" was built on improving the clarity of the chapters, emphasizing more decision-making in order to prepare students for the changes taking place on the CPA exam, acknowledging the diversity of students and their learning styles by creating supplemental materials to assure the success of every student, and creating a consistent text and supplemental package for both students and instructor's giving us the best possible intermediate text on the market. Returning to the Third edition is the award winning "Coach" CD-ROM. The Coach CD-ROM is a multimedia product integrating audio and video clips, animated illustrations, cases, and alternative reading material that helps students comprehend some of the more difficult topics associated with intermediate accounting. Designed specifically for the Spiceland text, instructors and students will find these learning tools placed strategically throughout the text. This is the most comprehensive Learning System in Intermediate Accounting. At only 1120 pages (300 pages less than the average intermediate accounting text), Spiceland/S/T has not sacrificed content for pages. Instead, the authors have created a very flexible text with a student friendly writing style that focuses on explaining not just how to apply a procedure, but why it's applied. GradeSummit(TM) is a dynamic self-assessment and exam preparation service for students and instructors. Detailed diagnostic analysis of strengths and weaknesses enables efficient and effective study for students and effortless information for instructors. Find out more at www.gradesummit.com.|Reorganization of Chapters 3, 4, and 5. Based on extensive market feedback, the authors rearranged these chapters so that the basic financial statements are presented contiguously in Chapters 3 and 4. Consequently, the balance sheet is now covered before presenting the income measurement material.|Chapter 4 - Early coverage of Earnings Management/Earnings Quality. Part "A" of this chapter, the income statement, has been restructured by framing the discussion of income statement presentation within the context of earnings quality/earnings management. As one of the HOTTEST topics in the news today, Earnings Quality refers to the ability of reported earnings (income) to predict a company's future earnings. Financial analysts evaluate a company's earnings quality by attempting to separate a company's transitory earnings effects from its permanent earnings. This analysis is critical to investment decisions.|Update on Pronouncement Drafts FAS No. 132 (revised 2003) - Employers' Disclosures about Pensions and Other Postretirement Benefits-an amendment of FASB Statements No. 87, 88, and 106 FAS No. 150, Accounting for Financial Instruments with Characteristics of both Liabilities and Equity Accounting Changes and Error Corrections -a replacement of APB Opinion 20 Exchanges of Productive Assets - an amendment of APB Opinion No. 29. Accounting for Stock-Based Compensation: A Comparison of FASB Statement No. 123, Accounting for Stock-Based Compensation, and its related interpretations. Expanded coverage of the Sarbanes Oxley Act in Chapter 1|CPA Review IntegrationIn 2004 McGraw-Hill/Irwin will provide you and your students with a true CPA Exam experience By exposing students to those skills now necessary to succeed both in their careers and on the computerized CPA Exam - Research, Analysis, Judgment, Understanding and Communication - your students will now be exposed to these requirements in their intermediate accounting course through our new CPA Review simulations. Several simulations tied to the text will be available on the bookĹźs website. |Decision Makers' Perspective - sections added to various chapters throughout the text to help students learn how to apply the knowledge they learn in class to the real world after graduation. Earnings Management topics are often revisited in these sections of the text. This text addresses the issues of how creditors use information about accounts receivables and inventories, determine which information is useful to investors, and why managers choose a particular accounting method over an allowable alternative. By the end of this course, students will be able to use accounting information to make decisions, understand financial reporting issues, and most importantly, critically evaluate reporting alternatives.|Updated real-world examples featuring a variety of companies such as Microsoft, Ford, and Gap, Inc. help students understand theoretical concepts by studying the decisions made by progressive companies.|Updated FASB Pronouncements - 130, 131, 132, 133, 137, 141-146 all incorporated throughout the text with material detailing the impacts of these pronouncements.|Revenue Recognition - Revenue recognition has become one of the hottest financial reporting issues. The most frequently cited issue in federal class action litigation is improper revenue recognition. Complex business transactions, particularly for high technology companies, make revenue recognition a difficult task, one that needs to be thoroughly understood by students.|Chapter 14, Bonds and Long-Term Notes, has been reorganized to create greater flexibility in the choice of topics to be covered. 3 Parts: Postretirement Benefits Other than Pensions, Stock-Based Compensation Plans, and Other Compensation Prior to Retirement.|Coverage of accounting errors expanded in Chapter 22 - Using Enron's error correction experience as backdrop. These topics will show the relevance of accounting to students.|Updated Computerized Test Bank - Each chapter of the TB has a planning grid that classifies each question according to the primary learning objective and the level of learning that it tests. Learning levels, based on a form of Bloom's educational taxonomy, divides questions as follows: Level One - Knows terms & facts. Level Two - Understands Principles and Concepts. Level Three - Applies Principles and Concepts. Many questions have been revised or updated from the 2e test bank, several redundant ones have been eliminated and many new ones have been included. The new questions emphasize more critical thinking and increased emphasis on interpreting information from real world financial statements and disclosures.|Online Learning Center- The OLC is a dynamic website providing students with added material that traditionally has been available at an additional cost. The Spiceland OLC includes quizzes, practice sets, articles, Excel Templates, PPT Slides, Electronic Cases, Check Figures, FASB Pronouncement Summaries, links to Relevant News and References, and Flash Cards. There are also 60 Real-Time, Real-World Electronic cases. Each case has solutions and links to other websites. The OLC is free with the purchase of a new text. (www.mhhe.com/spiceland3e)|Expanded coverage of comprehensive income. Comprehensive income, as covered in the first and second editions, will now include real-world disclosure examples and presentations.|Coach CD-ROM - The Coach CD-ROM is an interactive CD-ROM that is fully integrated throughout the text, helping students understand some of the more difficult topics surrounding Intermediate Accounting. This CD-ROM includes audio & video clips to help visual learners comprehend difficult topics in an environment that is more suitable to their learning needs. There are also animated illustrations, electronic cases, review exercises, and additional journal readings.|Author-written supplements - The Spiceland author team writes all primary supplements to ensure a perfect fit between the text and supporting materials.|Conceptual Emphasis - Spiceland is more conceptual in how it successfully explains not just how to account for something, but why you account for it in a particular manner.|Flexibility - The author team has organized the chapters modularly so basic concepts are covered early in the chapter, while more difficult concepts can be studied later, or skipped completely. With other encyclopedic texts, this can be very difficult for instructors to accomplish.|Chapter Opening Financial Reporting Cases - Each chapter opens with a Financial Reporting Case that places the students in the role of the decision-maker. These cases help students understand why and how the material covered in a given chapter is applied in business. Questions relating to these cases are placed appropriately throughout the chapter where the learned concepts can be applied. Solutions to these questions are located in the End-of-Chapter material.|Ethical Dilemmas - Ethical boxes are integrated throughout the text and are intended to create an awareness of accounting issues with ethical ramifications. This timely information is great for classroom discussions and ask students to consider situations dealing with fraud, accounting for contingencies, and post-retirement pension plans.|Global Perspectives - International boxes integrated throughout the text to give students a sense of how accounting is use in other countries. Students will get some insight into how income tax regulations are handled in other countries, how investments are reported, and uniformity of accounting standards in a global marketplace.|Additional Consideration Boxes provide students with more detail on selected topics such as understanding ratios, LIFO/FIFO, and goodwill.|Broaden Your Perspective Cases - An integral part of each chapter, these cases prepare students for the New Uniform CPA exam by helping them develop these four critical skills: research, analysis, judgment, and communication. These cases allow students to apply the knowledge they are gaining in the course.|Concept Review Exercises w/Solutions - Reinforces the understanding of chapter material, and allows students to apply concepts and procedures learned in earlier chapters prior to their homework assignment. Some chapters will discuss more than one distinct topic, and in so doing, a concept review exercise will immediately follow.|McGraw-HillĹźs Knowledge Gateway - The Complete Resource for Teaching Online Courses. McGraw-Hill/Irwin, in partnership with Eduprise, is proud to bring this unique service to instructors. This comprehensive Website contains a wealth of information for any professor interested in teaching online. Level one is available to any instructor browsing our Website. Level two is reserved for McGraw-Hill customers and contains access to free technical and instructional design assistance. For more details, visit http://mhhe.eduprise.com/home.nsf|PageOut is McGraw-HillĹźs unique point-and click course Website tool, enabling you to create a full-featured, professional quality course Website without knowing HTML coding. With PageOut you can post your syllabus online, assign McGraw-Hill Online Learning Center or eBook content, add links to important off-site resources, and maintain student results in the online grade book. You can send class announcements, copy your course site to share with colleagues, and upload original files. PageOut is free for every McGraw-Hill/Irwin user and, if youĹźre short on time, we even have a team ready to help you create your site!|You can customize this text with McGraw-Hill/Primis Online. A digital database offers you the flexibility to customize your course including material from the largest online collection of textbooks, readings, and cases. Primis leads the way in customized eBooks with hundreds of titles available at prices that save your students over 20% off bookstore prices. Additional information is available at 800-228-0634.|PowerWeb. This online reservoir of discipline-specific news articles and essays offer a great way to keep your course current, while complementing textbook concepts with real-world applications. Articles and essays from leading periodicals and niche publications in specific disciplines are reviewed by professors like you to ensure fruitful search results every time. PowerWeb also offers current news, weekly updates with assessment, interactive exercises, Web research guide, study tips, and much more! http://www.dushkin.com/powerweb.|BusinessWeek Edition. Your students can subscribe to 15 weeks of Business Week for a specially priced rate of $8.25 in addition to the price of the text. Students will receive a pass code card shrink-wrapped with their new text. The card directs students to a Website where they enter the code and then gain access to BusinessWeekĹźs registration page to enter address info and set up their print and online subscription as well. |Wall Street Journal Edition. 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Fundamental Financial Accounting Concepts With Student Succe McGraw-Hill
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The goal of Fundamental Financial Accounting Concepts is to enable students to understand how any given business event affects the financial statements. The Ĺźfinancial statements modelĹź is a highly praised feature because it allows students to visualize the simultaneous impact of business events on all of the key financial statements (the income statement, the balance sheet, and the statement of cash flows). The mechanics of accounting coverage (debits and credits) is delayed until chapter 4. Instructors have flexibility as to the amount of emphasis they want to place on this topic.Two New Annual Reports Integrated Throughout Text--EdmondsĹź now includes the 2003 Harley- Davidson, Inc. Annual Report and the 2003 Topps Company, Inc Annual Report. In the Annual Report and Financial Statement Analysis Projects section (Appendix D) projects for each of these companies are included as well as a general purpose report project instructors can assign for any companyĹźs annual report. |New Comprehensive Problem Ĺź Chapters 5 through 11 now include a comprehensive problem designed to integrate concepts across chapters. These problems help students understand interrelationships between various accounting concepts. |The text was rewritten and updated with all new pronouncements that were implemented through July 2004. |Ethics Case Ĺź There is an ethics case in the Think, Analyze, Communicate section of the end-of-chapter materials for each chapter. |Topic Tackler Plus DVD--Topic Tackler Plus is unique because it integrates video clips, PowerPoint slides, interactive exercises, and a self-test for the two most difficult and/or important topics in each chapter into a n guided study session. Just as important, it is text-specific and reinforces the core concepts in the text. Icons in the margins of the text highlight the concepts covered in Topic Tackler Plus . The navigation is incredibly simple and no installation is necessary. Also on the DVD are Videos for each chapter as well as audio-narrated PowerPoint slides walking students through the self-review study problem in each chapter of the text. |One Pass integrates all of the textĹźs multimedia resources. With just one access code, students can obtain state of the art study aids, including Homework Manager, NetTutor and an online version of the text. |Homework Manager: This web-based software duplicates problem structures directly from the end-of-chapter material in the textbook. It uses algorithms to provide a limitless supply of self-graded practice for students. It shows students where they made errors. All Exercises and Problems in Series A are available with Homework Manager. |Enhanced discussion of matching concept in chapters 2 and 3. Appropriate adjustments made to later chapters such as replacing the percentage of receivables method of accounting for bad debts with the percentage of sales method. |A Look Back/A Look Forward Ĺź Each chapter ends with a summary of the main points and a preview of the next chapter with an emphasis on how they connect. This approach enhances the stepwise, logical organization of the book and helps students understand how everything connects together. |Distinctive Financial Statements ModelĹźThis pedagogical tool helps students visualize the simultaneous impact of business events on all of the key financial statements (the income statement, the balance sheet, and the statement of cash flows). |Business Transactions are Classified into 4 Logical CategoriesĹźInstead of attempting to memorize transactions, students learn to classify events as belonging to one of four conceptual categories. More specifically, students learn to classify transactions as being a 1) Asset source, 2) Asset use, 3) Asset exchange, or 4) Claims Exchange. This approach encourages students to think about the effects of events rather than the memorization of recording procedures. |Coverage of Multi-Period CyclesĹźTypically, financial accounting texts focus only on one accounting cycle. Edmonds presents the key financial statements in such a way as to demonstrate the impact of related events over multiple accounting cycles. This benefits students by showing them the impact of business decisions over time. Managers of companies rarely make important decisions based on only one accounting cycle. |Integrated Statement of Cash FlowsĹźCoverage of the statement of cash flows begins in the first chapter and continues throughout the text. Students are first asked to analyze the cash account. When the cash account is used as the data source, preparing a statement of cash flows is simply a matter of learning how to classify events as operating, investing or financing activities. More complicated topics such as the indirect method and a T-account approach for the conversion of accruals to cash are covered in Ch. 12. |Decision-Making OrientationĹźConcepts are introduced within a decision-making context. Features such as ĹźCurious AccountantĹź highlight real world accounting issues and decisions. |Extensive and Innovative Problem Material: -Analyze, Think, Communicate-- Updated for this edition. Problems in this section feature a strong critical thinking component and provide opportunities for writing and group assignments. ATC contains Annual Report Problems (featuring the Harley-Davidson and Topps Company annual reports), Financial Ratio Problems (using real data from actual companies), Writing Assignments, Ethical Dilemmas, EDGAR Cases, and Working With Excel and Mastering Excel problems. - Working With Excel and Mastering Excel problems require students to create their own spreadsheets, using information from the text. These are at the end of each chapter. Screen captures and spreadsheet tips are provided on the EdmondsĹź website to help guide students. Excel Templates ĹźA logo identifies end-of-chapter problems that include an Excel template. 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New York Times — Deadly bed rails
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Gloria Black's mother, Clara Marshall, who suffered from dementia, died after getting caught in the rails attached to her bed. Gloria Black, visiting her mother's gravesite at Riverview Cemetery in Portland, Ore., has become a crusader against the type of bed rail that has caused the deaths of her mother and dozens of others.
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I've been doing some research on Tékumel languages and will soon post something on that topic. In the meantime, let me quickly note that I received a message clarifying something that had confused me in a previous post.
I had previously wondered why Professor Barker had written "786" in Urdu above his name in his copy of Dungeons & Dragons. Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad, Editor of the Islam and Science Fiction Project, wrote to tell me that "786" in Urdu, as in Arabic, signifies "In the name of God the most Merciful, the most Beneficent."
A fuller explanation is here.
Barker had converted to Islam as a young man after hearing a recitation of the 99 names of God. It makes sense that he'd make this religious gesture.
Thanks to Muhammad for pointing this out.


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The rumors were true, and now that I've played it, I'm glad. Sony has been working on a mashup fighting game that pits many of their first-party characters against each other in a Smash Bros. style four-player match. This brawler was shown off for the first time earlier this week at a PlayStation press event, where I got to mash buttons playing as Kratos, Parappa the Rapper, Sly Cooper and others. They call it PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, and it's going to be a pretty big deal.
Mother of God....
*removes glasses, a tears falls*
"Thank You, Sony"
What Im a bit concerned of is the point system in the game. After reading the article, it seems like all you need to do is grab the character with the strongest "finisher" and you win. I kind of wish the life system was more about lives then KO's but we will see what happens. Im hoping I still come out impressed.


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I have an older Utica gas furnace. Being that the weather is starting to get a bit colder, I was wondering why the house was so cold when I came home from work. The thermostat in-house temp says 62 degrees and the thermostat is set at 68. The thermostat should have turned on the furnace. There is no clicking sound from the therm. when turning it all the way to the lowest or highest setting. I checked the furnace pilot light and it is on...also the water level is fine. I also checked the fusebox for open circuit breakers. Can anyone help me out here to figure out why the furnace will not turn on?
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Didn't Tanith say during the Campbell's broadcast that if such an action is going to happen (her getting citizenship), it would have to be SOON (like now), otherwise they wouldn't have time to prepare?
It's November now. Almost the end of it actually. Just two more months. I'm about ready to just write this all off as a lost cause. All this mess of campaigning and writing letters ot Congress, it's not going to happen. In the slight chance that it does, they won't have that much time to prepare for them, therefore that might compromise any chances they might have had in doing well.
I agree with Brennan that they are the best American hope for a medal right now, but I'm not with the push that she should get citizenship NOW. I really don't care. She just shouldn't get any special treatment- rules are rules. Just like Mao should not be able to compete in Turin because of the age rule, Belbin and Agosto, unfair as it might be, shouldn't be able to compete in Turin due to the citizenship rule. It's that simple.
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Watch: The close friendship between Trump and Netanyahu
In joint press conference, Trump urges Netanyahu to 'hold off on settlements'The two leaders held a joint press conference before meeting face-to-face for the first time since the new US President took office.
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint press conference at the White House Wednesday prior to their first meeting since Trump's inauguration.
While the statements from both leaders focused mainly on the Iranian issue, they also addressed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict – an issue on which right-wing Israelis are still trying to figure out the official stance of the new administration in Washington.
Trump said the United States will be working "very diligently" on achieving a peace deal, adding that "both sides will have to make compromises."
When asked whether he will be promoting a two-state solution or a one-state solution, Trump said, "I like the one that both parties like. I can live with either one. I thought for a while the two-state looked like it may be the easier of the two but honestly if Israel and the Palestinians are happy, I'm happy with the one they like the best."
At one point, Trump turned to Netanyahu and said, "I'd like to see you hold back on settlements for a little bit. We'll work something out but I would like to see a deal be made," to which Netanyahu replied, "We'll try." Trump then said, "Doesn't sound too optimistic but he's a good negotiator."
"The security challenges faced by Israel are enormous including the threat of Iran's nuclear ambitions," Trump said. "One of the worst deals I've ever seen is the Iran deal. My administration has already imposed new sanctions on Iran and I will do more to prevent Iran from ever developing – I mean ever – a nuclear weapon."
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
17th January: 96th World Day of Migrants and Refugees
MESSAGE OF HIS HOLINESS BENEDICT XVI FOR THE 96th WORLD DAY OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES (2010)
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
The celebration of the World Day of Migrants and Refugees once again gives me the opportunity to express the Church's constant concern for those who, in different ways, experience a life of emigration. This is a phenomenon which, as I wrote in the Encyclical Caritas in Veritate, upsets us due to the number of people involved and the social, economic, political, cultural and religious problems it raises on account of the dramatic challenges it poses to both national and international communities. The migrant is a human person who possesses fundamental, inalienable rights that must be respected by everyone and in every circumstance (cf. n. 62).
This year's theme – "Minor migrants and refugees" – touches an aspect that Christians view with great attention, remembering the warning of Christ who at the Last Judgement will consider as directed to himself everything that has been done or denied "to one of the least of these" (cf. Mt 25:40, 45). And how can one fail to consider migrant and refugee minors as also being among the "least"? As a child, Jesus himself experienced migration for, as the Gospel recounts, in order to flee the threats of Herod, he had to seek refuge in Egypt together with Joseph and Mary (cf. Mt 2:14).
While the Convention on the Rights of the Child clearly states that the best interests of the minor shall always be safeguarded (cf. Art. 3, 1), recognizing his or her fundamental human rights as equal to the rights of adults, unfortunately this does not always happen in practice.
Although there is increasing public awareness of the need for immediate and incisive action to protect minors, nevertheless, many are left to themselves and, in various ways, face the risk of exploitation. My venerable Predecessor, John Paul II, voiced the dramatic situation in which they live in the Message he addressed to the Secretary General of the United Nations on 22 September 1990, on the occasion of the World Summit for Children.
"I am a witness of the heart-breaking plight of millions of children on every continent. They are most vulnerable, because they are least able to make their voice heard" (L'Osservatore Romano, English edition, 1 October 1990, p. 13). I warmly hope that proper attention will be given to minor migrants who need a social environment that permits and fosters their physical, cultural, spiritual and moral development. Living in a foreign land without effective points of reference generates countless and sometimes serious hardships and difficulties for them, especially those deprived of the support of their family.
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While Ottawa RedBlacks general manager Marcel Desjardins has entertained some offers for his first overall pick in the CFL draft, he says there's a "relatively good chance" he'll make the pick Tuesday night.
"There has been some (interest) but not a whole lot," Desjardins said Monday.
Desjardins says he knows who he wants to take first overall but is keeping it to himself. One player the RedBlacks won't use the top pick on is McGill tackle Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, the top-ranked CIS prospect for the draft who was selected in the sixth round of the NFL draft Saturday by the Kansas City Chiefs.
"As much as he would've been a guy that we probably would've selected, now that he has a commitment from an NFL team there's no reason for us to go in that direction," Desjardins said.
The popular sentiment is if Desjardins keeps the No. 1 pick, he'll use it on Laval centre Pierre Lavertu. The six-foot-three, 300-pound Lavertu finished third in the CFL scouting bureau's season-ending top-15 rankings, and while he might not have the most upside and potential, Lavertu is generally regarded as one of the most pro-ready prospects in the draft.
Drafting Lavertu first overall would address a need for Ottawa after the off-season retirement of veteran Marwan Hage, whom the RedBlacks selected in the CFL expansion draft in December from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
"Offensive line is a need, no doubt," Desjardins said. "But that doesn't necessarily mean 100 per cent that's what we'll do.
"There's a good chance but everybody talks about a certain number of guys, whether it's those two or three other top prospects. Just because they're being written about and spoken about that doesn't mean we have them graded the same way."
For the first time ever, the CFL draft will be held at night, with the first round broadcast live on TSN. That could give teams more time to talk trade with Desjardins, although the RedBlacks GM isn't anticipating a lot of last-minute offers.
"Maybe a little bit but I wouldn't think that dynamic would change," he said.
Toronto Argonauts GM Jim Barker said the extra time could prompt some action.
"I'm sure from early in the morning there will be people calling and you'll sit there and probably want to do something," he said. "It will make for a long day . . . but I think it's kind of cool we're doing it in the evening."
If the RedBlacks are coveting Lavertu, they might be well advised to take him with the early selection because the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, who have the No. 2 selection, are said to be very interested in the Laval centre. So much so that if Ottawa does take Lavertu first overall, the Bombers would then reportedly be willing to deal the second pick to acquire some assets while moving down in the first round and selecting a player who could still help them. A potential trade partner could be the B.C. Lions, who are said to like Simon Fraser centre Matthias Goossen, the CFL scouting bureau's fifth-ranked prospect.
Barker says Lavertu and Goossen are definite players of interest.
"I think there's a lot of teams in this league looking for a centre . . . and there's a couple of them, he (Lavertu) and Goossen," Barker said. "Those are guys who are being looked at by all the teams.
"I wouldn't say he (Lavertu) is the top prospect, he's one of the top prospects, there's no doubt about that. He's a tough guy coming out of a good program."
Hamilton could be another team on the lookout for a centre after losing Hage in the expansion draft. But the Ticats, who have the final first-round pick at No. 9 overall, would have to deal with either Ottawa or Winnipeg to be assured a shot at either Lavertu or Goossen.
All nine teams will make first-round selections Tuesday night. The Edmonton Eskimos will select third overall, followed by the Montreal Alouettes. B.C. is at No. 5, with Toronto, the Calgary Stampeders and Grey Cup-champion Saskatchewan Roughriders selecting before Hamilton completes the opening round.
Another offensive lineman expected to go early in the first round is Montreal tackle David Foucault. The towering six-foot-eight, 300-pound Foucault finished behind Duvernay-Tardif in the final top-15 list and although he'll attend the Carolina Panthers' mini camp this week, it won't be with the security of having signed an NFL contract.
What makes Foucault a top prospect is much more than just his sheer size. Many CFL scouts believe he has the potential to develop into a dominant left tackle, a key spot on any offensive line. Should Edmonton pass on Foucault, it's very likely Montreal will take him with the fourth selection.
Another first-round prospect is Concordia Stingers defensive lineman Quinn Smith, who finished ranked fourth on the top-15 list following an impressive showing at the CFL combine. The six-foot-two, 305-pound Toronto native was solid on both sides of the football.
Last week, Smith announced he had tested positive for the anabolic steroid Stanozolol prior the combine. If Smith's B sample also tests positive, he'll receive a two-year ban from the CIS, thus ending his college career.
But in the CFL, Smith would be deemed a first-time offender of its drug policy and be subjected to mandatory testing and an assessment, followed by counselling.
A second offence would trigger a three-game suspension. The agreement also calls for a one-year ban for a third offence and a lifetime suspension for a fourth.


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Talk Fusion, a Global Video Marketing publicized a vacation incentive to the coveted land, Milan, Italy for all Independent Associates. Destination: Milan is the title of the trip and is scheduled for December 2017. The purpose of the trip is to motivate the Independent Associates to build their businesses in the subsequent year. Milan is one of the world's famous capitals and is famous for its premier fashion, savory Italian Cuisine, excursions, culture, and high-end shopping.
The qualified associates will be accompanied by their spouses and their expenses including air tickets will be provided by Talk Fusion. In addition, the couples will stay in a First-class hotel during the tour. Destination: Milan is just an addition to Talk Fusion's numerous incentives. Other incentives offered include diamond recognition rings, Rolex watches, fully purchased Mercedes-Benz, and many vacations to great places like Maui, Hawaii, Dubai, Orlando, and Florida.
According to the Founder and CEO of Talk Fusion, Bob Reina, the company does not only provide high-quality products, but also has a great commitment to ensuring their associates and clients have the best. The recent incentive validates the truth of Bob's statement. Destination: Milan is open to the present and the future associates taking part in the company's current project. These parties earn supplementary income by sharing the company's Video marketing solution and popular business opportunity. To qualify for Destination: Milan, the associates must attain or exceed the diamond rank by October 29, 2017.
Everyone has a desire to be financially free, to go to new places, and spend time with their loved ones. Talk Fusion makes this reality to the associates who are determined and work hard for the prize. The company has a tradition of offering two incentive trips each year to the associates. Therefore, in addition to Destination: Milan, there will be a trip in June to Maui, Hawaii.
Bob Reina founded talk Fusion in 2007. It is committed to helping businesses retain their customers, sustains a healthy competition with their competitors, and maximize their profits. It offers solutions that ensure marketing is memorable, persuasive, and more engaging using video. The firm offers a trial of the video marketing solution to the prospective clients. Talk Fusion values the community and seeks for opportunities to give back to the society.


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EPCOR RiverFest: River Valley Alliance launches a new festival to celebrate our regional water source
There's a new way to soak up some fun in the Capital Region's North Saskatchewan River Valley Park system, one of the largest metropolitan park systems in the world. The River Valley Alliance, along with title sponsor EPCOR, will launch the inaugural EPCOR RiverFest in September. The three-day event, from Sept. 15 through 17, involves participation of seven capital region communities.
"This inaugural RiverFest is another exciting addition to our Capital Region's 'Festival City' brand," says Brent Collingwood, Chair of the River Valley Alliance. "The River Valley Alliance plans a celebration of outdoor recreation and nature along the entire length of the North Saskatchewan River, from Devon and through Parkland and Leduc counties to Edmonton, then through Strathcona and Sturgeon counties past Fort Saskatchewan."
The event features three signature rendezvous events. One hosted in Voyageur Park in Devon on Friday, Whitemud Park & Whitemud Equine Center in Edmonton on Saturday and West River's Edge Park in Fort Saskatchewan on Sunday. Each rendezvous will have unique activities which feature boat rides and paddling on the river, food concessions, activities and booth displays from a range of outdoor operators and agencies.
"Speaking on behalf of one of the River Valley Alliance's seven municipal partners," says Don Iveson, Mayor of Edmonton, "I am proud of the work we have done together to enhance accessibility to the river valley as a whole. During RiverFest, all of us can share our experiences as well as our commitment to preserve, protect and enhance this precious natural resource for future generations."
As Edmonton's water and wastewater service provider with operations along the North Saskatchewan River beginning in 1903, EPCOR is supporting this new initiative. "The River Valley and the river itself are truly Canadian jewels and EPCOR is pleased to play a part in encouraging the Capital Region to get out there and enjoy their beautiful asset," says Stuart Lee, EPCOR President and CEO.
EPCOR's wholly-owned subsidiaries build, own and operate electrical transmission and distribution networks, water and wastewater treatment facilities and infrastructure in Canada and the United States. The company's subsidiaries also provide electricity, natural gas and water products and water services to residential and commercial customers. EPCOR, headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, is an Alberta Top 70 employer. EPCOR's website address is www.epcor.com.


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Detectives are still hunting for five suspected drug dealers who have been on the run for a year.
All the suspects are wanted in connection with Operation Jaywick - a large scale drugs operation in Wakefield that resulted in 123 people being jailed for a total of more than 220 years.
The wanted men are:
- Sabir Saidi Zada, 22, - last known address Clayton Street.
- Kamal Hassan Zadeh, 33 - last known address Lower York Street.
- Ahmed Said, 26 - last known address Marsland Street.
- Babar Asfaq, 23 - last known address Plumpton Terrace.
- Farman Mohammed Amin, 37 - last known address Denstone Street.
Anyone with information should call DC Kevin Burns at Wakefield CID on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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On February 5 in Perth I'm running an exclusive event with Tom Moody, international cricket batsman, coach, commentator and international businessman. It will be a brilliant opportunity to get up close and personal with someone who knows how to create high performance in pressure-packed environments.
If you want to register for the event, visit the registration page at www.lamplighter.com.au/viewStory/TomMoody
Here are 7 Reasons Why You Should Come to the Tom Moody Leadership Event. (I tried to stop at 5, but had to keep going.)
- You'll learn from the coaching and leadership challenges of sports how you can better lead in your circumstances. Sometimes it's hard to understand your own situation until you see it reflected in an industry or domain outside of your own. Hearing and exploring the challenges at the élite level of cricketing will help you to develop better leadership in your environment.
- You'll get access to the coaching and high performance expertise of one of the world's highly respected, professional cricketing coaches. Tom knows how to lead in high pressure environments, where he's been asked to turn a team – a business – around so that they become top-level professional performers. He has an eye for recruiting and developing talent in ways that you might not expect.
- You'll see how top coaches assess their situation, identify their priorities and plan strategic development. Pulling together a winning team doesn't happen just through deciding you're going to win the next couple of games. It takes intelligent assessment, analysis and strategy to go for the finals and the championships.
- The world of élite sport has more challenges in common with your world than you think. Tom has worked in the business of élite sport, yes, but he has also worked in the top ranks of international corporate world, including the marketing and securement of high end projects. He understands firsthand how the lessons of cricket apply to the everyman world.
- You'll have unfettered access to top coaching insight. There will only be a small group, ensuring that everyone has the ability to ask the questions that are pressing to them, but also to participate in a full line of conversation and exploration, rather than being cut off when the question is a little impolitic. This will be a fully confidential session – no journalists, no recordings of the conversation, so you can ask and say what you want and Tom and the group will be happy to oblige with fully open answers.
- Tom is a highly insightful manager of people. He can assess a group within a very short period of time and uses this to help direct them to higher levels of performance. Benefit from his insight into you.
- This will be a relaxed, enjoyable and unique development experience with a great bloke. I'm ensuring that everyone gets time to talk with the assembled group and with Tom. Whether you're into cricket or not, there's much to be learned and Tom is an honest, easygoing gentleman. There won't be 500 people cramming in trying to sell each other services or vying for attention, but everyone there will be focused on getting the most out of the morning.
There are plenty more great reasons to come and enjoy the morning. Come and bring along colleagues or clients for a special experience.
Tom has made time for this event, in Perth only, right smack in the middle of his very hectic international schedule. I won't be repeating this opportunity in this format, ever.
For more details and to reserve your seats, visit www.lamplighter.com.au/viewStory/TomMoody. Seats and time are limited, so register now.
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Scrum is a simple framework that allows us to complete projects, continuously improve, and get an early return on investment.
Author's note: I write this text as a certified scrum master with experience in international blue-chip companies dating back to 1999. That experience includes leading projects for the BBC, General Electric, Oracle, BSkyB, HiT Entertainment (responsible for Angelina Ballerina, Bob the Builder, and other titles that you love watching with your kids or siblings but won't admit to), and Razorfish. These roles have all involved leadership on a wealth of mobile, Internet TV, and web software projects.
Life is not perfect, and the greatest lessons of all are learned by making mistakes and improving.
Although I have always endorsed The Scrum Guide as the authority on scrum and the official rulebook, some things can be learned only from experience. This is because although The Scrum Guide does teach you the scrum rules, nothing can completely prepare you for what to do when things do not go according to plan.
In my years as a software engineer, scrum master, and agile portfolio manager, my experiences and implementing continuous improvement have taught me the most. The experiences have been both good and bad. They have involved mistakes by my colleagues and, more importantly, mistakes by me. I have found that our own mistakes are often the biggest wake-up calls of all. However, I have also learned that as long as we truly inspect and adapt, we always grow hugely from our mistakes.
I wrote this book because I have found that my experiences and mistakes are also valuable to others. This is because they allow others to foresee some situations before they occur and benefit from my experience.
This book is in the form of short stories, because they are stories of my life. In addition because this format should help entertain you while enlightening you.
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Photography is the most beautiful art form known to mankind and we have been experimenting with it quite often. In our quest for beautiful images we tend set on a long journey to places less traveled. We forget that sometimes the most beautiful landscapes including photographing gardens are just a few steps away, may be as close as your backyard.
Over a period of time garden photography has grown as a genre but we tend to make a few mistakes while photographing gardens. So, here is your ultimate guide to Photographing gardens by Benelli Brothers:
See the complete picture: when you see an old photograph, you start to wonder why you clicked it. The golden rule of photography is to take a complete picture of the subject with all its component while approaching the subject so click the garden with flowers and structure and then decide on the subject which you want to focus.
First shoot wide angle shots gradually zooming in a little and finally taking the macro shot.
Use a tripod: keeping your camera still is the most important part of taking a good picture. While photographing a garden, you should get as close as possible to the subject to capture those intricate details. A tripod helps you in keeping you camera still and giving you the flexibility to use bigger and heavier lenses.
Play with sunlight: whenever capturing a flower, move around the subject to find the best possible natural lighting effect. You may use extra lighting but from experience I can say that best photos come in natural lighting.
Capture critters and structures: We all love flowers as a subject but the beauty of the same flower increases when you capture a critter, maybe a bee,a butterfly or a bug sitting on the same flower. Incorporate the background and play with various exposure levels to click that master shot.
Follow the path: all the gardens are unique from the colors to its symmetry. Capture the gardens path to give the viewer a sense of belonging, that he is there in the frame. Also capture the unique character of garden e.g. English gardens are very formal and old fashionably styled with heavy flowers, unlike the Japanese gardens which are more symmetrical with clean lines and edges giving great depth to your picture.
All said and done, don't be afraid to lie down for that perfect shot with sharp lines and vivid colors in the pleasant early morning lighting. You should also improvise by changing the orientation of the camera lens so as to add different element to the picture.
With all this detail, now you are ready to take your photographic skills to the next level.
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People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often experience a number of psychological difficulties such as depression, other anxiety disorders, and substance use-related problems; however, in addition to these psychological difficulties, individuals with PTSD may also be more likely to experience physical health problems.

PTSD and Physical Health Problems

Studies have found that compared to those without PTSD, people with PTSD are more likely to experience a number of physical health problems including for example:

Arthritis

Heart-related problems and disease

Respiratory system-related problems and disease

Digestive problems and disease

Reproductive system-related problems

Diabetes

Pain

Given the number of physical health problems found to be associated with PTSD, it is not surprising that people with PTSD have been found to use and seek health care more than people without PTSD.

How are PTSD and Physical Health Problems Related?

Studies have found that there is something unique to PTSD (as opposed to simply being exposed to a traumatic event) that puts people at risk for developing physical health problems, and a number of theories have been proposed to explain this connection.

It has been suggested that a variety of factors interact to increase risk for physical health problems among people with PTSD. PTSD puts tremendous physical and emotional strain on a person. For example, as mentioned previously, people with PTSD tend to experience a variety of stressful psychological difficulties such as depression and other anxiety disorders. In addition, people with PTSD may engage in more risky and health-compromising behaviors, such as alcohol and drug use. The hyperarousal symptoms of PTSD may also put someone in a constant state of stress and anxiety. All of these factors may then combine to put tremendous strain and stress on a person's body, increasing the risk for physical health problems and illness.

Improving Your Health

If you have PTSD, your physical health may be at risk. That's why it is important to seek out treatment for PTSD. The Anxiety Disorder Association of America provides a list of therapists across the United States who specialize in the treatment of PTSD. By reducing the psychological difficulties associated with PTSD, you may also reduce your risk for a number of physical health problems.

As part of your treatment for PTSD, it may also be important to start focusing on living a healthier lifestyle. A healthy diet, exercise, and eliminating bad habits (for example, stopping smoking) may not only improve your health but also your mood. Behavioral activation is one technique that provides an easy way to increase the level of activity in your life, help you meet your goals, and can reduce PTSD symptoms.

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Boscarino, J.A. (1997). Diseases among men 20 years after exposure to severe stress: Implications for clinical research and medical care. Psychosomatic Medicine, 59, 605-614.

Boscarino, J.A., & Chang, J. (1999). Electrocardiogram abnormalities among men with stress-related psychiatric disorders: Implications for coronary heart disease and clinical research. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 21, 227-234.

Clum, G.A., Calhoun, K.S., & Kimerling, R. (2000). Associations among symptoms of depression and posttraumatic stress disorder and self-reported health in sexually assaulted women. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 188, 671-678.

Goodwin, R.D., & Davidson, J.R. (2005). Self-reported diabetes and posttraumatic stress disorder among adults in the community. Preventive Medicine, 40, 570-575.

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It was a tale of two halves Saturday afternoon in Northfield, Minn. as Luther was defeated by St. Olaf 24-22 in the season opener for both teams.
The Norse held a 16-10 advantage at halftime, but the Oles scored 14 unanswered points in the second half to help secure the victory.
Luther pulled to within two points and what proved to be the final score, with 3:11 to go on the clock, thanks to a 28-yard touchdown run by Chris Reynolds. Unfortunately, the two point conversion run attempt failed, and the Norse were never able to regain possession of the football the rest of the game.
Luther scored on the opening drive of the game, taking the first 6:18 off the clock, capped off by a two yard touchdown plunge by Dan Ridenour. After St. Olaf scored on its first possession, Donterrious Porter took the ensuing kickoff 80 yards to the end zone, giving the Norse a 14-7 lead with 7:46 remaining in the first quarter.
The defense extended the lead on the first play of the second quarter, when Obi Ukabiala tackled Ole quarterback Dan Dobson in the end zone for a safety, giving Luther a 16-7 lead.
The Norse had 279 yards of total offense, 165 yards on the ground. Luther's rushing attack was led by Dan Ridenour with 83 yards on 19 carries. Reynolds added 65 yards on 11 carries and Adam Bohr chalked up 41 yards on 11 attempts.
"Offensively we were able to make plays, now we need to become more consistent," stated head coach Mike Durnin. "Our young offensive linemen did a nice job filling in for some injuries."
The defensive effort was led by all-American linebacker Kyle McGivney who was credited with 18 tackles. Defensive linemen Tom Carpenter recorded 10 tackles and linebacker Trent Kerrigan had nine. Cornerback Robby Jewell tallied his first career interception.
"Our defense did a nice job of slowing down their running back Leon Clark and did an excellent job of limiting points in crucial situation.
I am extremely proud of this team. They played their hearts out today, unfortunately we finished on the short end of the scoreboard. The key now is to get back to practice and continue to stress improvement in the basic fundamentals. I am confident our team will respond in a very positive manner."
Luther will host William Penn next Saturday at Carlson Stadium in the home opener. Kickoff is slated for 1:00 p.m.. The game will be video-streamed.
Questions? Contact Steve Smith, post_to_results


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