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Ledger
Jane Hirshfield’s urgent new collection is a book of personal, ecological and political reckoning.Her poems inscribe a ledger personal and communal, a registry of our time's and lives’ dilemmas as well as a call to action on climate change, social justice and the plight of refugees.The poems of Ledger record riches, both abiding and squandered, and mourn our failures.They confirm, too, the continually renewing gift of the present moment, summoning our responsibility as moral beings to sustain one another and the earth’s continuance.Finally, it is the human spirit and the language of poetry – loyal instruments of recognition, humility and praise – that triumph in this stunned, stunning accounting, set forth by a master poet whose voice is tonic and essential, whose breadth of inclusion and fierce awareness rivet attention.Hers is a poetry of clarity and hybrid vigour, drawing deeply on English and American traditions but also those of world poetry.The poetries of modern and classical Greece, of Horace and Catullus, of classical China and Japan and Eastern Europe all resonate in Jane Hirshfield’s structures of thought and in her sensibilities.Indelibly of our time yet seated in the lineage of poetic discovery, these poems are meant to endure.
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Should Heath Ledger play the Joker again?
Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker in "The Dark Knight" is considered one of the greatest performances in cinematic history. However, since Ledger passed away in 2008, it would not be possible for him to reprise the role. Any attempt to have someone else play the Joker in place of Ledger would likely not be well-received by fans and would not do justice to his iconic performance. It would be best to honor Ledger's legacy by allowing his portrayal of the Joker to stand alone as a timeless and unforgettable performance.
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Why is the Ledger Nano S not connecting?
The Ledger Nano S may not be connecting due to a variety of reasons such as a faulty USB cable, outdated firmware, or a problem with the computer's USB port. It is recommended to try using a different USB cable or port, ensuring that the device is properly plugged in and recognized by the computer. Updating the Ledger Nano S firmware and the Ledger Live software may also help resolve connectivity issues. If the problem persists, reaching out to Ledger's customer support for further assistance is advisable.
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Why is my Ledger not connecting to Metamask?
Your Ledger may not be connecting to Metamask due to a few potential reasons. First, ensure that your Ledger device is properly connected to your computer and unlocked. Additionally, make sure that you have the latest version of the Ledger Live app installed and that your Ledger device firmware is up to date. If these steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to check for any compatibility issues between your Ledger device and the version of Metamask you are using. Finally, consider reaching out to the support teams for both Ledger and Metamask for further assistance.
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What is the difference between main and subsidiary ledger?
The main ledger, also known as the general ledger, contains all of the financial transactions for a company and is used to prepare the financial statements. It includes accounts such as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses. On the other hand, a subsidiary ledger contains detailed information for specific accounts within the main ledger, such as accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory. The subsidiary ledger provides a breakdown of the main ledger accounts and helps in tracking individual transactions and balances for specific categories.
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Build Your Own Blockchain : A Practical Guide to Distributed Ledger Technology
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To which general ledger account do you book 2?
The general ledger account to which you would book 2 would depend on the nature of the transaction. If 2 represents a specific expense, such as office supplies, then it would be booked to the appropriate expense account, such as "Office Supplies Expense." If 2 represents a payment received from a customer, then it would be booked to a revenue account, such as "Sales Revenue" or "Service Revenue." It is important to consider the specific nature of the transaction and choose the appropriate general ledger account for accurate financial reporting.
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Which general ledger account is used for the repayment?
The general ledger account used for the repayment is typically a liability account called "Notes Payable" or "Loan Payable." This account tracks the amount owed to the lender and is decreased as payments are made towards the loan. The repayment amount is recorded as a debit to the Notes Payable account and a credit to the cash or bank account used to make the payment. This ensures that the company's financial statements accurately reflect the reduction in the outstanding loan balance.
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How does one laugh like the Joker (Heath Ledger)?
To laugh like the Joker (Heath Ledger), one must first understand the character's chaotic and unpredictable nature. The laugh should be loud, manic, and filled with a sense of madness. It should also be punctuated with sudden shifts in pitch and intensity, reflecting the Joker's unpredictable behavior. Practicing in front of a mirror and experimenting with different vocal tones and facial expressions can help in capturing the essence of the Joker's iconic laugh.
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Why didn't Heath Ledger win an Oscar for the Joker?
Heath Ledger did win an Oscar for his portrayal of the Joker in "The Dark Knight." He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor posthumously in 2009. Ledger's performance was widely praised by critics and audiences alike, and his portrayal of the iconic character is considered one of the greatest in film history.
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