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What is the answer to the Toronto Star Jumble Puzzle May1 2012?
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What is national womens day?
may1
What famous people were born on May1?
TNA's Booker T
What is the roman numeral for 1 05.1999?
1999 = IMM ( May1)
When is the sisters grimm book 8 coming out?
It comes out on may1! How many times do people ask that question? Grrr!
How long after the start of the cilvil war did the the battle of chancellorsville take plce?
The Civil War broke out on April 12, 1861. The Battle of Chancellorsville took place from May1 to May 4,1863.
What are some national holidays in Madagascar?
New years(jan 1) Easter(apr 1-9) Memorial Day/Maryr's(March 29) Labour Day(May1) Independence day(june 26)
What is age and value of Smith Wesson DA top break revolver 38 caliber 5 rounds serial number 45920 latest date on top of barrel May1 25 1880?
We're believing you have the .38 Double Action, Second Model, made c.1881-1882. Value is depending on condition. Poor condition can be $100 or less, new condition with box can bring over $500. Most of these in typical used-gun condition for that age sell in the $200-$250 range. sales@countrygunsmith.net
When is Justin Bieber's birthday?
Justin Drew Bieber born on March 1, 1994 :: London, Ontario, Canada ;Nationality Canadian
Prepare Yourself For Successful Wedding Planning?
Anyone who is going to undertake the responsibility of wedding planning may find themselves feeling very overwhelmed and it may happen very quickly. The fact is that there are hundreds of little details to keep track of, and just one little detail that is overlooked could send the bride over the edge. Therefore, if you are going to take on this task, you have to be sure that you are fully prepared for it.To be successful with wedding planning, you have to be very organized. Most brides of today use a large three-ring binder type of notebook, so they can keep all of their tasks separated. This is the best way to make sure that nothing is overlooked. The notebook should be divided into several sections, such as flowers, cake, catering, music, and seating arrangements.Inside the notebook, you will also want to have a calendar available. On the calendar, you can mark off important dates that can not be missed. The key, however, is to make sure that you do not simply write on the date that something is due, but to also place the task on your calendar in advance. For example, if you have to give your menu to the caterer by May1, you will want to mark it on April 20th that the menu is due in 10 days. Keeping this will help you keep the time straight on every task.Whether you are the bride or you are helping someone else to plan their wedding, you have to be prepared for the emotional upsets that come with it. If the bride is dead-set on having a certain DJ at their reception and he or she is not available on that date, they will obviously have to have a backup plan. Unless they want to change the date of their wedding, they will have to use another DJ. For a lot of brides, it can be devastating and the emotional ups and downs of planning a wedding can be very stressful. If you are prepared for setbacks, though, you will be able to handle of the upsets much better.Wedding planning takes a lot of organization and, very often, require one to have thick skin. There are so many little details to follow that being organized is the only way that you will be successful with it. On top of that, you have to go at it with the right attitude or you could soon find the stress of it all is getting to you.
What holidays do Italian people celebrate?
January1: Capodanno (New Year's Day)6: Epifania/La Befana (Epiphany)7: Giornata Nazionale della Bandiera (Flag Day)---celebrated principally in Reggio nell'EmiliaFebruary3: San Biagio (patron saint of Doues)9: San Rinaldo (patron saint of Nocera Umbra)14: Festa degli Innamorati (San Valentino)Movable: Martedì Grasso (Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday)---part of CarnevaleMovable: Mercoledì di Ceneri (Ash Wednesday)March8: La Festa della Donna16: San Ilario and San Taziano (patron saints of Gorizia)19: Festa del Papà (San Giuseppe)19: San Proietto (patron saint of Randazzo)Movable (can also occur in April): Domenica delle Palme (Palm Sunday)Movable (can also occur in April): Venerdì Santo (Good Friday)Movable (can also occur in April): Pasqua (Easter Sunday)Monday after Easter (can also occur in April): Pasquetta, Lunedì di Pasqua (Easter Monday)April1: Pesce d'Aprile (April Fool's Day)25: Festa della Liberazione (Liberation Day)25: San Marco (patron saint of Venezia)May1: Festa del Lavoro (May Day)June2: Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day)24: San Giovanni Battista (patron saint of Firenze)29: San Pietro and San Paolo (patron saints of Roma)July10: San Paterniano (patron saint of Grottammare)15: Santa Rosalia (patron saint of Palermo)August2: San Alessio (patron saint of Sant'Alessio in Aspromonte)15: Ferragosto / Assunzione (Day of the Assumption)September19: San Gennaro (patron saint of Napoli)22: San Maurizio (patron saint of Calasetta)October4: San Petronio (patron saint of Bologna)November1: Ognissanti (All Saints Day)2: Il Giorno dei Morti (Day of the Dead)3: San Giusto (patron saint of Trieste)11: San Martino (patron saint of Foiano della Chiana)December6: San Nicola (patron saint of Bari)7: Sant'Ambrogio (patron saint of Milano)8: Immacolata Concezione (Immaculate Conception)25: Natale (Christmas)26: Santo Stefano (St. Stephen's Day)31: San Silvestro (St. Silvester's Day)
Holiday celebrated in Italy?
They celebrate a lot of the American Holidays such as, Pasquetta (Easter Monday), Natale (Christmas), and Pesce d'Aprile (April Fool's Day). Here's a full list, Italian Holidays, Festivals, Feast DaysBelow is a list of the Italian national holidays plus feast days for some of the major Italian cities and a representative sample of festivals: January1: Capodanno (New Year's Day)6: Epifania/La Befana (Epiphany)7: Giornata Nazionale della Bandiera (Flag Day)-celebrated principally in Reggio nell'Emilia February3: San Biagio (patron saint of Doues)9: San Rinaldo (patron saint of Nocera Umbra)14: Festa degli Innamorati (San Valentino)Movable: Martedì Grasso (Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday)-part of CarnevaleMovable: Mercoledì di Ceneri (Ash Wednesday) March8: La Festa della Donna16: San Ilario and San Taziano (patron saints of Gorizia)19: Festa del Papà (San Giuseppe)19: San Proietto (patron saint of Randazzo)Movable (can also occur in April): Domenica delle Palme (Palm Sunday)Movable (can also occur in April): Venerdì Santo (Good Friday)Movable (can also occur in April): Pasqua (Easter Sunday)Monday after Easter (can also occur in April): Pasquetta, Lunedì di Pasqua (Easter Monday) April1: Pesce d'Aprile (April Fool's Day)25: Festa della Liberazione (Liberation Day)25: San Marco (patron saint of Venezia) May1: Festa del Lavoro (May Day) June2: Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day)24: San Giovanni Battista (patron saint of Firenze)29: San Pietro and San Paolo (patron saints of Roma) July10: San Paterniano (patron saint of Grottammare)15: Santa Rosalia (patron saint of Palermo) August2: San Alessio (patron saint of Sant'Alessio in Aspromonte)15: Ferragosto / Assunzione (Day of the Assumption) September19: San Gennaro (patron saint of Napoli)22: San Maurizio (patron saint of Calasetta) October4: San Petronio (patron saint of Bologna) November1: Ognissanti (All Saints Day)2: Il Giorno dei Morti (Day of the Dead)3: San Giusto (patron saint of Trieste)11: San Martino (patron saint of Foiano della Chiana) December6: San Nicola (patron saint of Bari)7: Sant'Ambrogio (patron saint of Milano)8: Immacolata Concezione (Immaculate Conception)25: Natale (Christmas)26: Santo Stefano (St. Stephen's Day)31: San Silvestro (St. Silvester's Day)
How do you calculate equivalent units of production?
Definition and Explanation of Equivalent Units of Production:After materials, labor and overhead costs have been accumulated in a department, the department's output must be determined so that unit cost can be computed. A department usually has some partially completed units in its ending inventory. It does not seem reasonable to count these partially completed units as equivalent to fully completed units when counting the department's out put. These partially converted units are mathematically converted into an equivalent number of fully completed units. In process costing this is done by using the following formula:Equivalent Units = Number of partially Completed Units × Percentage of CompletionEquivalent units of production for a period can be calculated in two different waysWeighted Average methodFirst in First Out (FIFO) methodEquivalent Units―Weighted Average Method:Weighted Average method blends together units and costs from the current period with units and costs from the prior period. In a weighted average method the equivalent units of production for a department are the number of units transferred to the next department of finished goods plus the equivalent units in the department's ending work in process inventory.Example:Following is the data from Shaping and Milling department, one of the departments at Five Star CompanyShaping and Milling DepartmentPercent CompleteUnitsMaterialsConversionWork in process, May 1Units started in production during MayUnits completed in May and transferred to the next departmentWork in Process, May31 2005,0004,80040055%100%*40%30%100%*25%*It is always assumed that units transferred out of a department are 100% complete with respect to the processing done in that department.Note that the May1 beginning Work in Process is 55% complete with respect to materials costs, and 30% complete with respect to conversion costs. This means that 55% of the materials costs required to complete the units in the department has already been incurred. Likewise, 30% of the conversion cost required to complete the units has already been incurred.Since Five Star's work in process inventories are at different stages of completion in terms of amounts of materials cost and conversion cost that have been added in the department, two equivalent unit figure must be completed. The equivalent units computations are shown below.Shaping and Milling DepartmentMaterialsConversionUnits transferred to the next departmentWork in Process, May 31400 units × 40%400 units × 25% Equivalent units of production4,800160--------4,960=====4,800100--------4,900=====Note from above computations that units in the beginning work in process inventory are ignored. The weighted average method is concerned only with the fact that there are 4,900 equivalent units for conversion cost in ending inventories and in units transferred to the next department―the method is not concerned with the additional fact that some of this work was accomplished in the prior periods. This is a key point in the weighted average method that is easy to overlookgoogle_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad); Equivalent Units―First-in-First-Out (FIFO) Method:The computation of equivalent units under FIFO method differs from weighted average method in two ways. First the units transferred out figure is divided into two parts. One part consists of the units from beginning inventory that were completed and transferred out, and the other part consists of the units that were both started and completed during the current period. Second full consideration is given to the amount of work expended during the current period on units in the beginning work in process inventory as well as units in the ending inventory. Thus, under the FIFO method, it is necessary to convert both beginning and ending inventories to an equivalent unit basis. For the beginning inventory, the equivalent units represent the work done to complete the units; for the ending inventory, the equivalent units represent the work done to bring the units to a stage of partial completion at the end of the period ( the same as with the weighted average method). The formula for computing equivalent units of production is more complex under FIFO method than under weighted average method.Formula for Calculating Equivalent Units―FIFO method:Equivalent Units of Production = Equivalent units to complete beginning inventory* + Units started and completed during the period + Equivalent units in ending work in process inventory*Equivalent units to complete beginning inventory = Units in beginning inventory × (100% − Percentage completion of beginning inventory)Or, the equivalent units of production can also be determined as follows:Equivalent Units of Production = Units transferred out + Equivalent units in ending work in process inventory − Equivalent units in beginning inventory.Example:To illustrate the FIFO method, Refer again the data of shaping and milling department of Five Star Company.Shaping and Milling DepartmentMaterialsConversionWork in Process May 1:200 units × (100% − 55%)*200 units × (100% − 30%)*Units started and completed in MayWork in process, May 31:400 units × 40%400 units × 25% Equivalent Units of Production90**4,600160--------4,850=====140**4,600100--------4,840=====*This is the work needed to complete the units in the beginning inventory.**(5,000 units started) − (400 units in the ending work in process) = 4,600 units started and completed. The FIFO method assumes that the units in the beginning inventory are finished first.
