How Does GAAP Require Research & Development Costs to Be Recorded?
Normally, R&D costs are expensed as they're incurred.
2 Why Are R&D Expenses Not Capitalized?
3 Is New Product Development Expensed or Capitalized?
4 What Activities Are Considered Research and Development Under GAAP?
According to the Financial Accounting Standards Board, or FASB, generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP, require that most research and development costs be expensed in the current period. However, companies may capitalize some software research and development, or R&D, costs. FASB defines research as a planned search or investigation to discover new knowledge; it defines development as the translation of research findings into a plan or design.
When a company spends money on R&D, whether through purchased services or through its own R&D department, it must record the cost as an expense in the period incurred. This includes the cost of materials, equipment and facilities that have no alternative futures -- that is, items that the company doesn't use for other purposes. For example, a small business that develops new cosmetics might contract with an R&D company to assess the safety of a new product. Under GAAP, the company must expense the R&D cost and report it on the company's current income statement.
R&D providers must also expense the costs of performing R&D service for customers. However, the provider must report these expenses as the cost of services delivered, which it subtracts from revenue to determine gross income. Sometimes, two or more interested parties form limited partnerships to pursue a particular line of R&D. In this case, the funding comes from the limited partners and the general partner manages the contractual obligations and technical aspects. The general partner typically reports its current expenses as the cost of services delivered, but the limited partners report their costs as R&D expenses.
In certain situations, a company can treat some of its R&D costs as noncurrent assets. This process is called capitalization and requires the costs to be expensed over a set number of years. If the costs relate to tangible assets that have an alternative future use, the company depreciates the costs over the assets' projected lifetimes. Similarly, the company amortizes capitalized costs that relate to intangible assets, such as patents and trademarks. Some development expenses, such as those for market research and consumer testing, do not count as R&D costs.
FASB divides projects that develop software products into three stages: feasibility studies, software production and distribution and sales. Only the production stage allows a company to capitalize related R&D costs. The company amortizes these capitalized costs using the greater of the straight-line charge-off over the useful lives of the items or the ratio of current to future revenues for the software product. A company can write down its remaining unamortized software production costs if the net realizable value of the product is permanently impaired.
Bank,, Eric. "How Does GAAP Require Research & Development Costs to Be Recorded?" Small Business - Chron.com, http://smallbusiness.chron.com/gaap-require-research-development-costs-recorded-81411.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.


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If your fall beauty game includes switching up your hair color, you're in luck; the fall 2018 hair color trends are gorgeous.
Fall 2017 was all about cool, icy, platinum blonde, but the biggest hair color trends of fall 2018 are warm and spicy — just like the PSL, which you love to hate on for being "basic" but still drink anyway.
For ashy blondes whose color is starting to look flat, coppery strawberry blonde adds a much-needed dose of warmth. If you're a brunette, refresh your color with caramel highlights that are the same shade as your coffee after you've added milk into it.
To get more info on these trendy hair colors, we turned to celebrity colorist Matt Rez, who counts Lili Reinhart and Jenna Dewan among his clients, to breakdown three major fall hair color trends so that your next salon visit is completely stress-free.
Keep scrolling for the only fall 2018 hair color inspiration you need.
Strawberry blonde is a great option for blondes who went platinum last year, and are looking to go back to a warmer shade.
When going strawberry blonde, consider the natural undertones of your complexion. "When it comes to strawberry family, it's good to go with the tonal direction of your skin," he explains. "Those with neutral skin tones, olive, or fair or more tanned with red undertones can pull off strawberry very well."
Like full-on red hair, strawberry blonde can fade fast. Rez says that treating hair with a gloss between color appointments can help keep it from getting brassy and orange.
Otherwise known as "cold brew hair" on Instagram, this color trend is an easy way to add warmth to brunette hair without completely going lighter.
Rez says that caramel highlights are ideal for neutral brunette bases because they'll pop. When you're at the salon, to ask for "cool caramel highlights" because they won't look orange. "A more neutral-toned highlight appears warmer because it's darker, not literally warmer and darker," explains Rez. "Don't go for the warmer golden undertones in the medium brown family because you will most likely think they look orange."
If you have a dyed-darker base or gray coverage, your hair color is more likely to get warmer over time due to oxidization. Rez says you can prevent this by asking your colorist not to use permanent dye on your hair because it oxidizes more quickly. He also recommends using a gloss between highlighting appointments to keep your caramel tones neutral instead of brassy.
Honey blonde is the perfect middle ground for anyone who wants to go warmer with their color, but isn't ready to commit to a high-maintenance shade like strawberry blonde.
"It [honey blonde] has a good blend of neutral golden to cooler tones," Rezz says of the color. "It appears collectively warm, but not as warm as a copper-toned strawberry shade."


2019/04/23 Embarking upon a new chapter in an area of your world was unlikely to go without a hitch or two but rather than focus on apparent delays and obstacles, look more closely at why they exist and whats changing. What youre having to overcome and resolve is far from the mountain it appears to be to climb. Try to recognize and accept what is and isnt within your ability to control or move forward. Something IS moving forward. Just give it a bit more time to gain momentum its trying to gain.


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Simply register for the free Barnes & Noble Educator program to get the savings. (You'll need to show a school photo ID or provide additional info if you are a homeschool parent).
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Secretary planning a major overhaul of the education system. Her plans to turn all schools in England into academies have since fallen through.
She was asked to leave her post and the government by fellow alumna of St Hugh's, Prime Minister Theresa May. The MP for Loughborough, who was at once seen as a potential future leader of the Conservative party, now finds herself on the periphery of of British politics.
the difficult issues—like her "sacking" from the Cabinet or the government's plans on grammar schools—than I had imagined. She is immediately keen to discuss Brexit. I ask her if she thinks young people in particular will feel the impact of the decision.
In light of the US election, I wonder like many commentators whether there is a comparison to be made between the referendum vote and Trump's campaign.
However, the former Education Secretary doesn't shy away from the fact that politicians such as herself have to maintain trust with the electorate.
As Education Secretary, Morgan met thousands of young people across the UK. I suggest to her that the divisive nature of the EU referendum and the US election put young people off politics altogether.
Having been removed from the government so abruptly, her plans left unfinished, I wonder if Morgan regrets any particular point of her time as Secretary. She immediately raises one issue that she focused on during her time in office: the funding of secondary schools.
is something that I want to explore further. It is evident that she has strong views on the grammar schools policy developed by Theresa May. I ask whether she opposes the reforms.
Nicky Morgan appears to me to be an efficient, organised and well-prepared politician.
Having joined the Conservative Party at the age of 16, it comes as little surprise that she has "always" been interested in politics.
She played an active role on the Oxford politics scene whilst at university, standing twice for President of OUCA. She lost to fellow Tory, Daniel Hannan MEP, on the second attempt.
Typically, she then adds that many of her fellow students "are now involved in politics on the national stage." It is unsurprising that so many of her peers have ended up working in the same circles. It gets me wondering how many of the people I come to know during my time here will appear on the front pages of newspapers in ten years or more.
this MP, who is still hungry to make a difference.


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Perceptive Unveils New $210M Fund to Invest in Early-Stage Biotechs
Xconomy New York —
Perceptive Advisors, an investment firm with a long track record of life science investing across all points of development, is now stepping up to pump money into companies at the earliest stages with a new $210 million venture capital fund.
The Perceptive Xontogeny Venture Fund (PXV) is led by Chris Garabedian (pictured above, center), a veteran biotech executive whose experience includes stops at Gilead Sciences (NASDAQ: GILD), Celgene, and Sarepta Therapeutics (NASDAQ: SRPT). He's currently the chairman and CEO of Xontogeny, a Boston-based life sciences accelerator.
PXV will favor investments in companies emerging from Xontogeny, which already has a relationship with Perceptive. When the accelerator launched in 2017 with Garabedian at the helm, New York-based Perceptive was its only investor. The idea behind Xontogeny is to find promising technologies, some that do not yet have a company formed around them, and build those startups. Xontogeny provides seed financing and other support to these new businesses, some of which are led by scientific founders who are first-time CEOs. By helping these companies advance technology through preclinical and early clinical development, the goal is to reduce the investment risk associated with a technology so that it can secure additional financing.
Much of Perceptive's cash is in life science companies that are further along in development. Its financings include crossover investments, the kind of deals that bring together financial backers for companies preparing to go public. Garabedian says the PXV fund's roots were planted in the early discussions that brought Perceptive on board as a Xontogeny investor. The talks led to plans for a venture fund, which Perceptive asked Garabedian to lead.
Adam Stone (pictured above, left), Perceptive's chief investment officer, says there's a funding gap for early-stage companies. The largest venture capital funds are getting larger, and they're putting their money behind ambitious ideas that require a lot of money. That leads to Series A rounds totaling $50 million or more. Stone says he's not criticizing those technologies and the large investments that support them, but he adds that other technologies are getting overlooked.
"There is a need for fundamentally focused investors to invest in projects like the ones we're looking at that don't need $50 to $60 million, and don't need 50 to 60 people," he says.
Investors in PXV include endowments, foundations, family offices, and institutional investors. PXV will invest in eight to 10 companies. While the fund will favor startups that come out of Xontogeny, Garabedian says the fund will consider investments in other companies. The new fund aims to be the sole or lead investor in Series A rounds in the range of $10 million to $20 million. PXV will also to invest in Series B financings for these new companies.
Garabedian says the fund will invest primarily in startups focused on developing new drugs, though it could also put some of that money into new kinds of medical technologies and diagnostics tools. Like many funds, PXV is evaluating potential cancer investments, though Garabedian says the abundance of companies in that space means that the bar is set high for those investments. Other therapeutic areas where the fund could invest include immune disorders and inflammation, central nervous system disorders, rare diseases, cardio metabolic diseases, and eye diseases.
"The guiding principle is to be product and technology focused, and betting on what we think will work in the clinic," he says.
Garabeidan points to Xontogeny portfolio company Landos Biopharma as an example of the kind of company that could secure investment from PXV. The Blacksburg, VA, startup's lead drug is an experimental treatment for inflammatory bowel disease. In a space that's dominated by biologic drugs, the Landos compound is a small molecule that could potentially offer an equivalent benefit with fewer side effects. Last August, nearly two years since its $10 million Series A round (in which Perceptive was the sole investor), Landos closed $60 million in Series B funding to advance its lead drug to Phase 2 testing.
With the exception of Landos, Xontogeny has kept quiet about its portfolio and Garabedian won't disclose how many startups are in the accelerator. At this stage, he says it's too early to say which technologies will work and which ones could land investment from PXV. But he says one of the technologies incubating at Xontogeny that could go on to receive additional financing is a company developing a potential fibrosis treatment.
Xontogeny is also now revealing some details about another portfolio company, Quellis Biosciences. The rare disease drug developer is coming out of stealth Tuesday with a $17 million Series A investment led by PXV. Quellis was founded two years ago and received seed financing from Xontogeny.
Though Quellis is announcing its new capital Tuesday, it's still keeping mum about its work. The Boston company says it is developing antibody drugs that target an undisclosed but validated mechanism of action addressing a rare disease that the company also declines to disclose. But Quellis does say that it is developing its compounds using technology licensed from antibody drug developer Xencor (NASDAQ: XNCOR).

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Q: Make partition in hard drive in which ubuntu is installed How to create partition in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS using terminal command and make change to partition filesystem to install Windows?

A: First off, it is better to run the commands from a live USB/CD of Ubuntu. You need to unmount partitions if you are working from a live system.
If you sda is the drive you wish to partition, type:

sudo fdisk /dev/sda

You will enter the fdisk program. If you type m you'll get help on commands that you can use

Enter p to list the current partition table

Enter n to create a new partition. You'll be asked whether to create a logical or primary partition. Hit l for logical or p for primary. Note that a disk can only have four primary partitions (if using MBR). Next, enter the partition number you want to assign to this new partition.
Next, specify the sector of the disk you want the partition to start at. Press Enter to accept the default sector, which is the first free sector on the disk. Then select the last sector of the partition you want. eg: if you type +100G, it will create a new 100GB partition.

Hit t and then 7 to create a HPFS/NTFS/exFAT partition (you can type l to list out all hex codes corresponding to different partition types)

Enter w to write the changes and exit.
Now you you need to format new partitions with a file system before you can use them. So,

sudo mkfs.ntfs /dev/sdaX

Replace X with the partition number you entered while creating partition.
To mount it (to a mount point, say, /mnt/ntfs) you can use:

mount -t ntfs /dev/sdaX /mnt/ntfs

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The objective of the Telecommunication & Postal Products Prices Monitoring System is informative. Results obtained by its use, are offered only for indicative information. The quality of the results depends entirely on the data inserted for this purpose, by the electronic communications services and postal services providers. Modular algorithms that constitute the basis of the System's comparative evaluation services are the current EETT approach in the classification of the available retail telecommunications and postal products, based on defined search and comparison fields. In the case of the electronic communications markets, the main function of the algorithm is to calculate the cost of use of specific products and / or combinations of products that meet the user's criteria. In the case of postal services markets, a key feature of the algorithm is to calculate the cost of services that meet the user's criteria.
These algorithms do not constitute the best approach for calculating the cost of services. The analytical mode of each of the comparative evaluation algorithms used in each of the two markets, was put to open public consultation in accordance with the principles of transparency, reliability and validity. The relevant text and EETT's positions on the issues raised during the public consultation are listed on the site for the comparative evaluation algorithm of electronic communications and the comparative evaluation algorithm of postal services. It is noted that the texts are technical.
In order to collect the information on retail telecommunications and postal products, specialized standardization models of the relevant product information were developed, twhich are called «Formats» and «Data Patterns». A Format and a Data Pattern corresponds in each market, i.e. in the market of electronic communications services and in the market of postal services,. The Formats and the Data Patterns were finalized in collaboration with the corresponding services providers, through open public consultation procedures.
Algorithms, Formats and Data Patterns used for the operation of the Telecommunication & Postal Products Monitoring Prices System evolve and change, based on the needs and the evolution of the relevant markets.
Regarding the operation of the System, exported results are general and depend on the information inserted in the System by the user and by the simulation done using the default values. More specifically, results are exported based on the information that the user considers should be inserted in the System, as well as a number of parameters that attempt to capture market size and are derived from data given to EETT by the providers. Therefore, this System cannot replace any specific personalized information that the user can get through the various means of communication of telecommunication and postal providers.
The use of EETT's website is subject to Greek and international laws, to customary rules and also to accepted principles of morality. All information contained on the website of EETT, is available to users only for informative purposes and under no circumstances for commercial purposes. Reproduction for personal use or for further non-commercial dissemination to end users (for educational purposes, research, private study or internal circulation within an organization) is permitted provided it is duly mentioned EETT's copyright and source. The graphics and images that appear on the website are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced in any way without the written consent of the respective operator. Amendment of EETT website material or use for other purposes will be prosecuted.
EETT's intention is to provide through its website accurate and updated information. For this reason, providers are legally obliged to provide updated and accurate information on the system. However, while EETT takes reasonable care to correct any defects, the Authority does not guarantee the content of this website in terms of correctness and accuracy of the information inserted by the providers, and visitors use the Information on their own responsibility and Risk. EETT does not undertake any liability for any directly or indirectly damage (caused to the users/visitors by the use of the website and / or the information contained therein). EETT may at any time revise the content of this site without notice, and proceed to changes and improvements.
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EETT underlines that personal data which may be inserted by the user in the System is not subject to any other use or processing beyond the absolutely necessary for the System operation, in accordance with the existing legislative and regulatory framework. EETT guarantees absolute confidentiality of any personal information that could be inserted into the system. Moreover, EETT ensures that under no circumstances, information will not be disclosed to third parties.
According to the EETT decision 664 / 11B / 09.10.2012 "Establishment and operation of Electronic Communications Products Prices Observatory System in the Greek market ' and EETT decision 743/014/2014" Establishment and operation of Postal Services Retail Price Monitoring System in the Greek market "(Government Gazette 83 / B / 01.19.2015)., as are currently in effect, providers are solely responsible against users, for the correct, timely and without any errors on data updates of the publicly available information of electronic communications and postal services pricelists in the System. In case of violation of the obligation of reliable and timely system data update with accurate data, EETT may impose, under Article 77 of 4070/2012 (Government Gazette 82 / A / 2012) and Article 17 of v. 4053/2012 (Government Gazette 44 / A / 2012) sanctions.
In any case, it is specified that the results exported, are intended only to help users in the search of the most appropriate product based on their profile, providing them with basic information on products that match with the users consumer habits, as described in the input data, inserted into the System.
Data of Pricescope that appertain to Law 4305/2014 (Official Gazette 237/A/2014) can be extracted from Pricescope and presented freely at the website data.gov.gr (a central catalogue of public data that provides access to databases of Greek government parties) for further use and development for commercial or non-commercial purposes, according to Law 4305/2014. The extraction of public data from Pricescope requires that the interested party has already created an account as third party.
The website's complaints form, allows users to indicate potential price and features failures, in the event that prices or availability features, which have been inserted by the provider, are not in accordance with the prices of the service / product that is available in the official network / communication channel of the provider at a given time.
For authentication purposes, in case you want EETT to delete your application account, then please email your request from your registered email account.
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@interface TimerView ()

@property (nonatomic, strong) IBOutlet UILabel *timerLabel;
@property (nonatomic) CGFloat timeLeft;

@end

@implementation TimerView

- (instancetype)init {
    self = [super init];
    if (self) {
        CGRect frame = CGRectMake(0,0,80,80);
        self.frame = frame;
        self.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];

        CGRect labelFrame = CGRectMake(0,0, 80, 80);
        _timerLabel = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:labelFrame];
        _timerLabel.textAlignment = NSTextAlignmentCenter;
        [_timerLabel setFont:[UIFont fontWithName:BIG_FONT size:18]];
        _timerLabel.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];

        [self addSubview:_timerLabel];
    }
    return self;
}

#pragma mark -
#pragma mark Setters
- (void)setTimerText:(NSString *)timerText
            timeLeft:(CGFloat)timeLeft {
    _timerLabel.text = timerText;
    _timeLeft = timeLeft;
    [self setNeedsDisplay];
}

#pragma mark -
#pragma mark Drawing
- (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect {
    [self drawTimerBackground];
    [self drawTimeProgress];
}

- (void)drawTimerBackground {
    CGFloat radius = 25; //for background behind timer
    CGFloat endAngle = 2.0*M_PI; //full circle for this
    CGPoint center = CGPointMake(self.bounds.size.width/2, self.bounds.size.height/2);

    UIBezierPath *path = [UIBezierPath bezierPathWithArcCenter:center
                                                        radius:radius
                                                    startAngle:0.0
                                                      endAngle:endAngle
                                                     clockwise:YES];
    path.lineCapStyle = kCGLineCapRound;

    [[TimerView backgroundColor] setFill];
    [path fill];
}

- (void)drawTimeProgress {
    CGFloat radius = 33;
    CGFloat beginTip = 2.0*M_PI*self.timeLeft - (M_PI_2); //retracting as time decreases
    CGFloat endTip = -M_PI_2;
    CGPoint center = CGPointMake(self.bounds.size.width/2, self.bounds.size.height/2);

    UIBezierPath *path = [UIBezierPath bezierPathWithArcCenter:center
                                                        radius:radius
                                                    startAngle:beginTip
                                                      endAngle:endTip
                                                     clockwise:NO];
    path.lineCapStyle = kCGLineCapRound;
    path.lineWidth = 8;

    [[TimerView progressColor] setStroke];
    [path stroke];
}

+ (UIColor *)backgroundColor {
    //peach yellow
    return [UIColor colorWithRed:1.0 green:223.0/255 blue:173.0/255 alpha:1.0];
}

+ (UIColor *)progressColor {
    //spanish orange
    return [UIColor colorWithRed:232.0/255 green:97.0/255 blue:0 alpha:1.0];
}

@end

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Ichthyscopus sannio és una espècie de peix pertanyent a la família dels uranoscòpids.

Descripció
 Pot arribar a fer 65 cm de llargària màxima.

Hàbitat
És un peix marí i d'aigua salabrosa, demersal i de clima tropical.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba al Pacífic occidental central: l'est d'Austràlia.

Ús comercial
És bo com a aliment.

Observacions
És inofensiu per als humans.

Referències

Bibliografia

 Wu, H.L., K.-T. Shao i C.F. Lai (eds.), 1999. Latin-Chinese dictionary of fishes names. The Sueichan Press, Taiwan.

Enllaços externs
 BioLib
 AQUATAB

sannio

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This Eccles classic sofa set has a designer appeal throughout as the thick square and cylindrical cushions, comfortable seating, folded elbow rests and the high camel hump backrest design is extremely appealing to the eyes. It is the beautiful and pure Egyptian cotton upholstery fabric that adds to the exquisite beauty of our sofa sets UK and this one is a brilliant example. The distressed painting on the intricately hand carved wooden frame, especially on the legs and the under frame, bring about that luxurious appeal that is hard to ignore. The padded elbow rests of the two single sofa chairs and the folded elbow rest of the single large sofa are all beautifully done in hardwood and in the best quality cotton fabric.


David Ortiz will use a reality show to perhaps help him discover what he should do in his "golden years" after his retirement following the 2016 MLB season. Or maybe the show will is just an amusing way to watch the former slugger amuse himself and viewers with some silly shenanigans.
Ortiz earlier this week revealed he's slated to star in a 10-part reality series titled "Big Papi Needs a Job." Ortiz reportedly will test out several unorthodox professions, including dog groomer, musician, manicurist, and stadium tour guide.
Ortiz discussed his foray into unscripted reality television with a prepared statement.
Ortiz has already demonstrated an ability to excel in front of the camera thanks to his appearance as analyst during FOX Sports' MLB postseason coverage this past fall. There's no reason to believe Ortiz won't prove to be a success in this venture as well.
"Big Papi Needs a Job" will premiere Jan. 31 on Fusion.