Labels: accounting, cfa, presentation, xbrl
posted by Chris at
2/23/2009
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3 Comments:
In Brussels as in Warsaw, your presentation definitely wins the "most creative use of popular culture in the cause of XBRL" award. I think Python would be pleased -- as I am!
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David B. from Boston/Washington, at 6/5/09 01:46
Much appreciated! What form does the award come in - half a coconut? ;)
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Chris, at 7/5/09 09:52
Viewing the slides whets the appetite to hear your talk. Perhaps someday it can be made available as a webcast.
Bob Schneider
Editor, Data Interactive (the Hitachi XBRL blog)
hitachidatainteractive.com
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Bob, at 9/10/09 21:53
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