Equipment

Depreciation is charged on a straight-line basis on the following principal categories: • Freehold buildings are depreciated over 60 years; • Plant, vehicles and equipment are depreciated over 2 to 25 years according to the estimated life of the asset; • Equipment on hire or lease is depreciated over the period of the lease; and • Land is not depreciated.

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Equipment is provided; take work gloves and beverages. 703-507-5165, groundhog0369@msn.com.

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities Post 2010

Equipment is shared between humans and I can think of plenty of humans that are less clean than my dogs, are they told that they can't use the equipment?

Health Care Policy for Pets, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Long underwear (my trusty Mountain Equipment Co-op pair)

Packing for Everest » Dave Brosha Photography 2009

Mountain Equipment Co-op helped design the blankets, which are made of a material that is sturdy and insulating, but light enough to fold up into a small sack.

2007 December 21 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2007

Mountain Equipment Co-op helped design the blankets, which are made of a material that is sturdy and insulating, but light enough to fold up into a small sack.

Now This Is A Good Idea For The Homeless « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2007

If Arc'teryx is going to source production overseas they need to fully embrace it, just like Mountain Equipment Co-Op (MEC) did.

25 posts from June 2007 2007

Instead of reaching into public coffers, the public co-operative of Mountain Equipment Co-op in Vancouver organized in conjunction with the non-profit Pivot Legal Society to hand out thermal blankets to the homeless with legal information on them.

Now This Is A Good Idea For The Homeless « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2007

I think Starbucks often has some nice stainless ones, and Mountain Equipment Co-op might be another option, and you could check their catalogue online - www. mec.ca

Wandering Wednesay kittenpie 2007

Instead of reaching into public coffers, the public co-operative of Mountain Equipment Co-op in Vancouver organized in conjunction with the non-profit Pivot Legal Society to hand out thermal blankets to the homeless with legal information on them.

2007 December 21 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2007