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Re: [at-l] Solar Bear's Wild Wall Street Adventure :)
I ignoramously deleted the original message of Solar Bear's, but need to
put in my two cents.
I have decided after seeing the response to Solar Bear posting his photo
online, that I WILL NOT be posting mine in the near future.
Solar Bear, I don't think I could recognize you on the trail from this
photo unless you keep the tie on.
Highlander
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> From: Richard S. Lubitz <lubitz@alpha.fdu.edu>
> To: DaRedhead@aol.com
> Cc: at-l@backcountry.net
> Subject: Re: [at-l] Solar Bear's Wild Wall Street Adventure :)
> Date: Friday, September 04, 1998 10:18 AM
>
> Redhead wrote:
> >
> > I have to ask . . .
> >
> > what is "forensic accounting?" Sounds like something you'd do to the
finances
> > of people who have passed away....... or after your finances die due to
Solar
> > Bears playing with the stock market . . . .
> >
> > surely not :)
> >
> > The Redhead
> > Ga > Me 00
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> >
> The term forensic has to do with the law and courts. When most people
hear
> the word they think of forensic medicine which is the coroner's office.
> Forensic accountants are called in in divorce cases ans other litigation.
An
> example would be one of the cases on my desk right now. It involves a
woman
> who was involved in an auto accident. Due to injuries sustained, she
allegedly
> could not run her business and claims to have lost money therefor. We
were
> called in to examine the books of the business to determine what, if any,
losses
> were incurred as a result of the accident. I addition to litigation
support
> like this, we also do insurance accounting wherein we will examine the
records
> of an insured after a loss such as a fire and determine the extent of the
loss.
>
> Now that you know all there is to know, this forensic accountant will
return to
> his study of maps to determine this weekend's destination.
>
> Richard S. Lubitz, C.P.A.
>
> (oops, wrong sig line)
>
> Happy trails,
> Rich
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