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How do I get my blog entries to show in chronological order?
Q. I made a new blog entry today but it did not appear as the latest entry. I then deleted the previous entry but lead line from the previous entry still appears. The only way to view the new entry is to click the "more" button. I would like some assistance with making future blog entries appear in chronological order. Thanks in advance.
Asked by scpathfinder - Sun May 6 09:23:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Well, they can also see the new entry by clicking the "Blog" link above your profile photo. Try making a slight change in your latest entry and try saving it again. Otherwise, you have a small bug in your 360 setup, I think. Your entries are supposed to appear in chronological order, starting with the latest entry. I suggest contacting the 360 team via their "YAHOO 360 help form" at . They can't respond to every message, but they do read them and actively track issues. Keep in mind that 360 is still in beta. They are trying out new things. No feature is set in stone; it is in "test" mode. I understand that all the glitches are frustrating, but please backup your 360 content if you can and submit constructive, clear feedback. They… [cont.]
Answered by kee - Sun May 6 09:30:34 2007

Why would a company need to do year-end adjusting entries if they have done a good?
Q. Why would a company need to do year-end adjusting entries if they have done a good bookkeeping job throughout the year?
Asked by yes - Wed Feb 6 00:32:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. To account for accrued interest, unearned income, pre-paid rent, etc. They are not just used to change errors but also to account for updates relative to time. Adjusting journal entries journal entries that update or correct the accounts. Adjusting entries may be made at any time, but are mandatory for all companies at year end before financial statements are prepared. Examples of typical situations requiring adjusting entries: * Supplies have been used up * Prepaid insurance has expired * Work is later performed when money was paid in advance * Wages are recorded for the time period since the last pay date thru year end * Depreciation expense is recorded * Interest which accrues with time has not been recorded
Answered by Chris B - Wed Feb 6 00:45:08 2008

What is a possible reason for these log entries?
Q. Your router logs show packets arriving from an Internet with an IP address of 127.0.0.1, which is reserved to designate the local computer. What is a possible reason for these log entries? "Open book test?" --- yes "what kind of router" --- hypothetical
Asked by eric_coach - Tue Oct 2 11:27:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Open book test?
Answered by It's the hair - Tue Oct 2 11:31:31 2007