Learning Objectives Identify transactions that may result in losses Determine the proper classification for losses Calculate the suspended loss from passive activities Identify what constitutes a passive activity loss

Can you read this text??? Can you read this text? What a great way to put off an audience!!! Such attractive colours, too!

Unit 1 Introductions and greetings 1.1 Introducing yourself (1)Vocabulary Morning, afternoon or evening? What do you say?

13.1 Who should we short-list? Listening¬e- -taking A. Before you listen to the recording, look at this advertisement and decide what kind of person the advertiser is looking for. Highlight the important points in the ad. Assistant Marketing Manager We are a well-known international

We have seen that every word of two or more syllables, when said alone, has a stress on one of its syllables. This is called word-stress. But in connected speech we do not hear a stress on every word. Some words lose their stresses, especially when we talk quickly, other words keep their stresses and these stressed syllables form what is called sentence-stress

1. Calculate the force at the base of a continental block that has a uniform thickness of 25km, length of1000km, width of500km, and density of2.70. What is the stress on the bottom of the block?

Ethnography 1. INTRO Originally people who studied cultures were amateurs who happened to either be particularly observant or who happened to travel a lot. Some of them did more or less what people did today. a. Ibn Khaldun was a famous Arab scholar who did observations of everyone, including the Vikings

Anthropology of Science Food for thought Is there a culture of science? Who is in that culture? Is there more than one? o What are the boundaries of science 1. Anthropology of science Uses ethnographic method to study science

1 Regression Regression is probably the single most important tool at the econometrician's disposal. What is regression analysis? It is concerned with describing and evaluating the relationship between a given variable (usually called the dependent variable) and one or more other

Q: What Experiment is This? Excitation Name of experimenttype of excitation time