what does not reprsent an outflow of cash and would not be on a statement of cash flows as a use of cash;

payment of dividends

purchase of noncurrent assets

purchase of treasury stock

or and I chose this one discarding an asset that had been fully depreciated?

In a couple of hours, Yankee Stadium will host its final professional baseball game. It has seen an obscene parade of stars over the years, from Ruth and Gehrig to DiMaggio and Dickey to Berra and Ford and Mantle, and winding up with Jeter and Mariano.

Growing up in New York City (or "the city" as it's known to the locals), I spent my share of afternoons at Yankee Stadium enjoying the winning ways of Reggie and Munson, and the not so great years of Winfield and Mattingly. It was a wonderful run for me, capped off by my very last game at the stadium -- Game 5 of the 2001 World Series. (I was sitting just beyond the left field wall for that game, and got a close look at Scott Brosius' game-tying homer in the ninth inning. In fact, stop the video at 12 seconds and find the "M" in Moments on the Kodak sign -- I'm wearing a bright blue jacket about one inch above the M.)

It's a shame things didn't work out this season and the last game played there will not be in the playoffs. I have no doubt, though, that come next year we'll be right back in the thick of things where we belong. We'll just be missing our old friend Yankee Stadium, but we'll have our new friend Yankee Stadium to keep us company.

i sort of understand but i keep getting the worng answer my problem i need to solve is

 A (8,-1) M (5,-5) ?????? maybe if you show step by step how to solve this ill be able to do the rest on my own.

A new semester has started, but the same old story continues. Textbooks still cost too much, and most cost even more than last year. The number of major textbook publishers has gotten lower, meaning an increasingly smaller hegemony of publishers is dictating what we'll use and how much we'll pay.

On the bright side, many classes across the country are looking to more open-sourced solutions. Professor notes, collections of readings, and online resources (like those we feature here at www.College-Cram.com) are taking the place of traditional textbooks in more and more classrooms. Keep up the good work, everyone!

P.S. Here's a shout out to the latest websites that are finding our resources valuable to their visitors, such as SkyLine High, and those incorporating us into their WebCT/Blackboard courses (like the accounting classes at University of Houston and Chippewa Valley Technical College).

In most societies, what are resources allocated by?

a. a single central planner

b. a small numbr of central planners

c. those firms that use resources to provide goods and services

d. the combined actions of millions of household items and firms 

Thanks! 

Late comedian Richard Jeni had it right when he categorized the polarizing political climate in this country: "If you're on the far left or the far right, you know what you've done? You've gone too far."

I've always had a problem with this sort of extremism, as it blinds people to realities. Personally, I tend to be liberal in some areas and conservative in others (which probably makes me somewhat of a pariah to both sides... Move over, Joe Lieberman.)

Anyway, enjoy this clip that captures our political system so perfectly. 

Dear Professor Cram:

A waterskier is being pulled at a constant velocity of 15.8m/s. The drag force on the boat is 280N.  What is the foce applied to the boat by the propellor?

I don't even know where to start with this one. help please.