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By: smsm | 11-09-2008
I got nokia bh 209 bluetooth headset and try to connect it to my computer but no way?? any suggestion?

An apple question
By: Sweet | 10-09-2008
A man goes out to gaze upon the stars. He comes upon a tree with apples, no apples does he pick, no apples does he leave.... How many apples were on the tree?

Help with bonds payable
By: O | 10-09-2008
For the following problem, I already have the answer, but I would like to know how they came up with the journal entry on part D of this problem. I already understand parts A through C and the begining of part D but will supply the work and answers for everything just so you can try to explain the journal entry on part D using the same concepts. I would like to know how much it would cost me to get an understanding on half of part D. What is the price if I need the answer urgent vs non urgent?Problem: On January 1 Year 1 HDC issues $2,000,000 face value, 8 percent semiannual coupon bond on the market priced to yield 10 percent, compounded semiannually. The bonds require HDC to make semiannual payments of 4 percent of face value, on Jun 30 and December 31 of each year. The bonds mature on December 31, year 5.A) Compute the book value of the bonds on January 1, Year 1. Answer:$ 2,000,000 * .61391 (acquired from the present value single chart using 10 periods and 5% interest) =  1,227,820+2,000,000*0.04(interest of the bond)*7.72173(acquired from the present value Anuity chart using 10 periods and 5% interest)= 1,845,550B) Give HDC journal entry to recognize interest expense and cash payments on June 30, year 1.Answer:1,845,550 (Answer in part A) + (interest expense of 1845550@ 5%)92,278 - (2,000,000*0.04)80,000 = 1,857,836Interest Expense 92, 278Bond Discount                 12,278Cash                              80,000C) Give HDC journal entry to recognize interest expense and cash payments on December 31, year 1.Answer:1,857,836 + 92,892 (interest expense of 1,857,836@ 5%) - 80,000 = 1,870,728Interest Expense 92,892 Bond Discount                 12,892 Cash                              80,000D. On January 1, year 2, the bonds traded in the market at a price to yield 6 percent, compounded semiannually. On this date, HDC repurchased all of the bonds on the open market and retire them. Give its jornal entry to record the repurchase. Answer:$ 2,000,000 * .78941 (acquired from the present value single chart using 8 periods and 3% interest) =  1,227,820 + 2,000,000*0.04(interest of the bond)*7.01069(acquired from the present value Anuity chart using 8 periods and 3% interest) = 2,140,395 [This is the price they must pay to recall these bonds. I understand up to this point]THE PART I DON'T UNDERSTAND IS HOW THEY GOT THE BOND DISCOUNT VALUE:Bond payable: 2,000,000Loss on Ext     269,667 (2,140,395 - 2,000,000 + the discount value)Bond Discount                     129,272 [I have to know this before I get the Loss but how do I get this number? Also do If this was a bond that had a premium do I get the number the same way?)Cash                                  2,140,395

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Executive Recruiting - Employers: Use Recruiting Methods to Improve Emloyee Retention!
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Smart employers use the methods Executive Recruiters use to understand their workforce better. With this knowledge management can reduce turnover by helping employees feel heard while they acheive their own professional goals. Using the same tools Recruiters use makes them less vulnerable to Recruiters who want to take key employees away.

Tips for Going Green With Office Paper Recycling
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Are you or your office staff looking to turn your office a little greener by recycling your discarded papers and documents. If you are then you are not alone, as it is a growing trend that is definitely here to stay. So how do you go about it? Is there some type of recycler that will come and pick your papers up?

Hipaa Document Destruction – the Highest Standards
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
Most people who visit a doctors office, hospital or medical clinic are completely unaware of what hipaa document destruction standards are. Briefly what hipaa standards are is a set of guidelines that were drawn up to provide a set of standards for how medical records are destroyed after they leave an office. Not adhering to these standards for medical record and document destruction can result in civil, as well as criminal penalties for any medical professional who is found to be in violation.

Secure Document Destruction – How Safe is Safe
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
You watch the trash truck pull away from your parking lot and breath a sigh of relief. Your dumpster is securely locked and your sensitive documents are now on the way to the dump to be buried. Now thats complete security from front to back or is it?

Medical Records Shredding – the Quest for Total Security
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
Of all the types of documents that have to be disposed of securely, medical records rank among the top with regards to required security. In this age of recycling, it is imperative that a person who is responsible for disposing of sensitive documents understand that a locked trash can is just not enough. This is due to the fact that once paper trash is hauled away in a trash truck, it is then sorted for recycling and can pass through several hands before it is finally destroyed.

Paper Shredding Company Security Measures – are They Safe
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
Your janitor reports back to you that the last time he went to dump the office trash into the locked dumpster out back, the lock had been cut and someone had gone through it. “Thats just great” you mumble out loud and then you start to wonder who it was and if there were any sensitive documents in the dumpster.

Shredding Services – Do You Need One
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
Over the past couple of decades, with various forms of fraud and identity theft making he headlines, numerous options in paper shredding services have emerged to meet a growing need. However; at what point do you need one and will a simple paper shredder do the trick.

Paper Shredding Services Explained
By: Daniel Mummskey | 07/10/2008
So you finally decided to make the wise decision to shred all of the documents that leave your business. You went out and bought a nice paper shredder for to use and guess what? You were still finding unshreded papers in the trash can. Sure the office workers were diligent for the first few weeks, then it got old standing there feeding papers into the shredder. So, now they look them over and if they appear to be worthy of not being shredded they throw them in to the trash.

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