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Opinion Thread: Is a completely cashless society ideal? {|c|c|} {l} Emma Patel \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 10:15 AM & {l} In envisioning a cashless society, we see a landscape \\ of streamlined transactions where the inefficiencies \\ and risks associated with physical currency are \\ eradicated. The seamless nature of digital payments \\ not only enhances security but also fosters financial \\ inclusion, ensuring that everyone, regardless of \\ background or location, has access to banking services. \\ {l} David Nguyen \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 11:30 AM & {l} Absolutely! The transition to a cashless society \\ represents a leap forward in efficiency and \\ convenience. By digitizing transactions, we reduce the \\ reliance on physical currency, thereby minimizing the \\ environmental impact of printing and distributing bills. \\ Moreover, the ability to track spending in real-time \\ promotes financial literacy and responsible budgeting. \\ {l} Maria Santos \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 12:45 PM & {l} While the benefits of cashless transactions are \\ undeniable, we must recognize the continued \\ relevance of cash in certain contexts. Cash serves as a \\ tangible means of exchange, especially in emergencies \\ or areas with limited digital infrastructure. Its physical \\ presence provides a sense of security and autonomy, \\ particularly for those who may not have access to \\ banking services. \\ {l} Daniel Johnson \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 2:00 PM & {l} Indeed, Maria! Embracing both cashless and \\ conventional payment methods is crucial for ensuring \\ inclusivity and choice. While digital payments offer \\ unprecedented convenience, we must not overlook the \\ importance of accommodating those who rely on cash \\ for cultural, practical, or accessibility reasons. It's s \\ about creating a financial ecosystem that serves \\ everyone equitably. \\ {l} Rachel Chen \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 3:15 PM & {l} Absolutely, Daniel! The key lies in striking a balance \\ between innovation and inclusivity. We shouldn't rush \\ to fully embrace cashless options at the expense of \\ excluding or disadvantaging certain segments of \\ society. Instead, let's leverage technology to enhance \\ financial accessibility while respecting the diversity of \\ preferences and needs. \\ {l} Harold Thompson \\ Posted on April 1, 2024 \\ 4:30 PM & {l} Speaking from the perspective of an elderly individual \\ who's grown accustomed to cash transactions, there's \\ a profound sense of comfort and familiarity in physical \\ currency. For many seniors, navigating digital payment \\ systems may pose challenges due to technological \\ barriers or lack of familiarity. Therefore, while \\ embracing innovation, it's crucial to ensure that \\ traditional payment methods remain accessible for \\ those who rely on them. \\ Which commentators are proponents of embracing both cashless and conventional payment methods? Pilihan JawabanEmma Patel, Harold Thompson, David NguyenRachel Chen, Emma Patel, Daniel JohnsonDaniel Johnson, David Nguyen, Maria SantosRachel Chen, Daniel Johnson, Maria SantosHarold Thompson, Maria Santos, Emma Patel
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Can you rewrite this like learning Story Observation formate Once upon a sunny morning, as I strolled along the footpath near our kindergarten, something caught my eye! It was sand swirling and twirling in the air like tiny grains of dance! Curious, I turned my head and there, in the sandpit, were our adventurous twins, Connor and Patrick. Each of them held a big shovel, and they were taking turns digging into the sand with great enthusiasm. Every time they scooped up some sand, they burst into giggles as it flew into the air like tiny fairies. “Oh, what could they be up to?” I thought to myself I couldn't resist I had to find out , so I tiptoed closer over to them and sat down on the wooden deck nearby. With a quizzical expression, I asked, "What are you two up to? You're making quite the sandstorm!" With beaming smiles, Connor and Patrick paused their digging. "We're making a snake hole!" they exclaimed. I blinked, not quite understanding. "A snake hole? What's that?" The twins exchanged a knowing glance before Patrick and Conner proudly declared, "It's something we do on our farm to keep the chickens safe from sneaky snakes!" And without further ado, they plunged their shovels back into the sand, ready to continue their important mission.
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REGION IV-A CALABARZON Schools Division Office of Rizal SOUTHVILLE 8C NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL James Henslin added to these values with: 1. Education - The expectation is to go as far in school as possible. 2. Religiosity - Everyone ought to acknowledge the existence of a supreme being and follow some set of magic behavior. 3. Romantic Love - The only proper basis for marriage is romantic love. For both films, I will only focus on a few values that are most present. The first series we'll explore is Spider-Man. The first Spider-Man movie came out in 2002 and is ranked seventh of all time US box office grossing films. The second movie is ranked 10th and the third movie is currently ranked $92^{ {nd }}$ although this movie can move up as it is still in theaters. Spider-Man is one helpful dude, no argument there. He does everything from Thor crimes to rescue people from burning buildings. Now, that's helpfulness. Even though saving the city from various deranged supervillains is a timeconsuming activity, Peter Parker in line with Williams' site of US values is still seeking employment. $ {He}$ is not the only one either. His Uncle Ben having been let go from a previous job is attempting to find another one. In this scene, Mary Jane Watson and Peter Parker discuss work as Mary Jane is on her way to an audition and she had previously got off of work. Science and technology is everywhere in Spider-Man so without further ado, here are a few examples: a. Oscorp in their weapons and human performing enhancers which Norman ends up using to cause all sorts of trouble b. The genetic engineering lab where Peter Parker is bit by a radioactive spider changing his DNA giving him the abilities he uses as Spider-man c. Dr. Octavius in his fusion reactor and of course the infamous mechanical arms d. The particle physics facility that brings about sandman and Harry Osborne's resurrection of all his father's gadgets and gizmos that he uses to knock the snot out of Peter Parker The second and final story we will be looking at is Harry Potter. Education is clearly seen in these films as the main setting is the school of witcheraft and wizardry. Hogwarts. When looking at efficiency, there is nothing more efficient than magic. You say it and it happens. It's that simple. The value of achievement and success has a large presence in the Harry Potter story. For example, the competition between the four houses within the school, Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw is entirely about outdoing others. Harry Potter consistently outdoes others. He has praised for his achievements such as his skill in the wizard game of quidditch. In this scene, we see Harry being applauded for his completion of the latest Triwizard tournament stage. Harry Potter, even with his success, does face the small problem of attempts on his life. As a baby, Harry Potter brings down the leader of a wizard superiority group when the leader's spell meant to kill Harry backfires. Harry runs into the same group superiority value almost immediately when he enters Hogwarts. In this scene from the fourth movie, we see the wizard superiority group named the 1..4h eate assemble. Their leader is now back in power after previously being crippled dv $3 / 6$ ur with Harry as a baby. This plot will continue in the next movie which has yet to $3 / 6$ is have seen, Robin Williams' American values with Jane Henslin's traditions are qu..., ... in th US grossing films. Some of these values may lose their importance as our society changes. Williams already believes activity at work is becoming less important. Other values may even come into being. But what makes these social values and films popular for such a broad audience? Can we conclude that these values are what makes the films popular or is it the films themselves that make these social values? - Edworks Production xepublic of the Đotippines Department of éDutation REGION IV-A CALABARZON Schools Division Office of Rizal SOUTHVILLE 8C NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL {|c|c|c|} Trolt or Values Mentioned & Description & My Comments \\ & & \\ & & \\ & & \\ B. ENGAGEMENT Learning Task 3: Relating the Truth Read the news articles below. In a pad paper, take note of the important details to be able to fill out the table that follows.
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On January 1, Year 1, Stratton Company borrowed $140,000 on a 10-year, 6% installment note payable. The terms of the note require Stratton to pay 10 equal payments of $19,022 each December 31 for 10 years. The required general journal entry to record the payment on the note on December 31, Year 2 is (round to the nearest dollar): Multiple ChoiceDebit Interest Expense $8,400; debit Notes Payable $10,622; credit Cash $19,022.Debit Notes Payable $8,400; debit Interest Expense $10,622; credit Cash $19,022.Debit Interest Expense $7,763; debit Notes Payable $11,259; credit Cash $19,022.Debit Notes Payable $19,022; credit Cash $19,022.Debit Notes Payable $140,000; debit Interest Expense $5,022; credit Cash $19,022.
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On January 1, a company issues bonds dated January 1 with a par value of $330,000. The bonds mature in 5 years. The contract rate is 9%, and interest is paid semiannually on June 30 and December 31. The market rate is 10% and the bonds are sold for $317,254. The journal entry to record the issuance of the bond is: Multiple ChoiceDebit Cash $317,254; credit Bonds Payable $317,254.Debit Bonds Payable $330,000; debit Bond Interest Expense $12,746; credit Cash $342,746.Debit Cash $330,000; credit Discount on Bonds Payable $12,746; credit Bonds Payable $317,254.Debit Cash $317,254; debit Premium on Bonds Payable $12,746; credit Bonds Payable $330,000.Debit Cash $317,254; debit Discount on Bonds Payable $12,746; credit Bonds Payable $330,000.
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On January 1, a company issues bonds dated January 1 with a par value of $230,000. The bonds mature in 5 years. The contract rate is 7%, and interest is paid semiannually on June 30 and December 31. The market rate is 6% and the bonds are sold for $239,811. The journal entry to record the issuance of the bonds is: Multiple ChoiceDebit Cash $239,811; credit Discount on Bonds Payable $9,811; credit Bonds Payable $230,000.Debit Cash $239,811; credit Bonds Payable $239,811.Debit Bonds Payable $230,000; debit Bond Interest Expense $9,811; credit Cash $239,811.Debit Cash $230,000; debit Premium on Bonds Payable $9,811; credit Bonds Payable $239,811.Debit Cash $239,811; credit Premium on Bonds Payable $9,811; credit Bonds Payable $230,000.
