The Finance Reports task force is currently taking this request into consideration. Please note that a change in how equipment is capitalized, and new expenditure types will be introduced in early September 2003. We will wait until those changes are complete before addressing this issue.

Organizations do not have to track non-capitalized assets in the PeopleSoft system. It is highly recommend that theft-prone items, such as computer equipment be tagged and tracked through Asset Management in the PeopleSoft system.

A lot should be written as two words. Although a lot is used informally to mean "a large number" or "many," avoid using a lot in formal writing. Example: "The crook had many (not a lot of) chances to rob the stranger." According to The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style, "The indefinite article a is used before words beginning with a consonant sound, including /y/ and /w/ sounds. The other form, an, is used before words beginning with a vowel sound.

Instructions for retiring non-capitalized assets can be found on the Equipment Inventory home page under Instructions at http://www.ctlr.ohio-state.edu/equipment/equip.shtm#instruction.

No. The organization transferring equipment out should retire those non-capitalized assets from the PeopleSoft system. The organization receiving equipment should directly enter those non-capitalized asset into the PeopleSoft system. Instructions for Retiring Non-Capitalized Assets and Direct Entry of a Non-Capitalized Asset are located at http://www.ctlr.ohio-state.edu/equipment/equip.shtm#instruction.

If a team is below the cap, then their Disabled Player, Bi-Annual, Mid-Level and/or Traded Player exceptions are added to their team salary, and the league treats the team as though they are over the cap. This is to prevent a loophole, in a manner similar to free agent amounts (see question numbers 29, 30, 31, 32). A team can't act like they're under the cap and sign free agents using cap room, and then use their Disabled Player, Bi-Annual, Mid-Level and/or Traded Player exceptions.

If you are applying a transaction from card data, highlight the expense, then click on itemize. Enter the amount of the expense that is reimbursable, then click on enter. Enter the amount of the expense that is non-reimbursable, in the lower left hand section of the window, select non-reimbursable from the drop down. Select enter, then done.

Wireshark is pronounced as the word wire followed immediately by the word shark. Exact pronunciation and emphasis may vary depending on your locale (e.g. Arkansas). It's spelled with a capital W, followed by a lower-case ireshark. It is not a CamelCase word, i.e., WireShark is incorrect.

Non-gendered T scores appear in the Revised Personnel System, 3rd Edition Reports, the Reports for Forensic Settings, and the Extended Score Report. It is possible to suppress the non-gendered T scores in printing these reports. A test monograph covering the development and use of the non-gendered norms is available from the University of Minnesota Press and Pearson.

No, this is a common fear, but the actual statistics from all communities show that earning a Master's Degree in resident graduate programs is never a detriment with respect to promotion rates. In many communities, it's a significant plus. In the 1800 community, almost all O-4 billets and above require the 6401P code and all officers are expected to come to NPS to earn their masters degree in Meteorology and Oceanography.

Zenprise combines a deep understanding of Microsoft Exchange Server and related components with knowledge of the unique characteristics of each enterprise's e-mail environment. It then applies sophisticated technical capabilities including: Predictive analysis: By monitoring application, system, and end-user usage levels over time, Zenprise creates a performance baseline and uses predictive analysis to uncover and resolve impending problems.

There is no 'right' answer to this question; many lisp programmers have rolled their own solution in the past, and others are of the view that it should never be necessary, as long as all sequence functions are used with consistent :start and :end arguments. However, a community-based 'standard' was developed in June/July 2001 on comp.lang.lisp; known as SPLIT-SEQUENCE (formerly PARTITION), it works as follows in its simplest form: split-sequence #\Space "A stitch in time saves nine.

After the loss of a tooth, the bone formerly around the tooth is resorbed - often leaving a very narrow ridge of bone. In order to place an implant, the ridge of bone is split as though it were a piece of corrugated cardboard being expanded to provide a wider space between each side. For the upper jaw, this is accomplished at the same time that the implant is placed; the lower jaw requires a second surgical visit approximately three weeks later.

When refering to the Tcpreplay suite of tools (tcpreplay, tcpprep, tcprewrite, etc) then the T is capitalized. When only refering to the tcpreplay standalone utility, then it's not. There is no such thing as 'TCPreplay' or 'TCP replay' as far as I'm concerned.

optional profile of the Validity and Clinical Scales incorporating non-K-corrected T scores appears in the Extended Score Report. This profile may be printed in addition to the standard Validity and Clinical Scales Profile.

The Date Tested field in positions 146 - 153 on the W-10 record should be all zeros for a non-producing well.

at summer 2007, 83% of our Franchisees are qualified accountants or full members of a related professional body such as the Association of Accounting Technicians or Association of Taxation Technicians and we now have a full system in place for the completion and monitoring of Continual Professional Development through our association with BPP Professional Education.

No. Land units cannot retreat from any battle where at least one unit was unloaded from a transport. Air units are allowed to retreat, leaving the ground forces to fend for themselves. Is there any way to pursue subs? They simply submerge and then come back next turn to cause more hassles. About the only way around this problem is to destroy all of the enemy subs with overwhelming numbers before they have the chance to submerge.

No. Only the equipment inventory staff has access to retire UNIV capitalized assets. A retirement form must be initiated by the organization and appropriately signed and submitted to equipment inventory in order for capitalized assets to be removed from the organization's records. Retirement forms can be found at http://www.ctlr.ohio-state.edu/equipment/equip.shtm#form. OSURF asset retirements must be submitted to the OSURF Asset Management department for approval.

When at work I capitalize, but in less formal situations I don't. Actually, it's less confusing if you don't, since VAR also stands for Value Added Reseller and Vector Auto Regression.

No idea, but that's how it was in the press release (yes I read all the technical docs and the press release so everything I say henceforth is to be considered the absolute, no BS, truth as of 6/1/05 (today).

Yes, the School of Film rents its equipment, on an availability basis, for personal, non-commerical (e.g. not sponsored) projects. Our rates are competitive.

Yes! The Add Asset and Multiple Add Asset online reference manuals give detailed procedures on how to track non-equipment. Tracking non-equipment in CAMS eliminates the need for "shadow" tracking systems.

A. Yes, we can accept non-working computer equipment. We will also accept printers, fax machines, copiers and other electronic equipment.

Non-family plans can effectively be set up to receive amounts transferred from a family plan, as well as the reverse. In both cases, the promoter of the receiving plan would have to apply the rules concerning the effective date of the new plan. In each situation, rules concerning the beneficiaries of a family plan could apply.

Not at this time. NIH grantees are reminded that the eRA Commons includes the capability to electronically submit progress reports for grants awarded under the Streamlined Non-Competing Award Process (SNAP). Information on the feature, know as "eSNAP", can be found on the eRA Commons Homepage: https://commons.era.nih.gov/commons/index.jsp

Spooled files can be distributed for a specified job through the Send Reports using Job Scheduler (SNDRPTJS) command. This command can be processed on any command line or accessed through option 1 of the Reports Distribution menu. This command can be used outside of Advanced Job Scheduler in a user's control language program for distributing reports specified in the report distribution ID to the specified users (recipients). This function is not available through the graphical user interface.