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This volume details the military career and accomplishments of Walther Model, the youngest Generalfeldmarschall in the Wehrmacht in World War II and Hitler's favorite commander. His role on the Eastern Front saw him involved in most of the key battles of the second half of the warm, including the battles of Kursk Leningrad and the desperate attempt to halt the Soviet Bagration offensive. He also played a key role in the west, where his drive and defensive prowess saw his forces inflict heavy casualties on British forces at Arnhem and US forces in the Hürtgen Forest.Model was a tough and tenacious commander, particularly when on the defense, and his career rise was virtually unprecedented in German military history. Model truly made his mark late in the war, when time was already running out for the Third Reich, but time and again he was rushed from one crumbling front to the next and succeeded in temporarily restoring the situation. Above all, Model deserves recognition as one of the great defensive commanders of modern military history.
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Seeking Coverage Under Your D&O Insurance Policy: What Is A Claim And When Was It Made?
Companies buy directors & officers ("D&O") insurance policies with the intention of providing protection for key individuals in a corporate structure. The recent decision BioChemics, Inc. v. AXIS Reinsurance Co., from the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, illustrates the importance of the terms of the policy in determining what is covered, what is not, and when you should notify the insurer of a potential claim.
As we've previously discussed, an insurance policy can provide more reliable protection for the indemnification rights of the directors and officers in times of financial distress, because corporations plagued by regulatory or other legal problems frequently suffer financial setbacks. However, when a corporation is the subject of an official investigation, determining exactly what constitutes the start of a covered "claim" may be a matter of some delicacy. Read More ›
The Face That Launched A $50 Million Lawsuit
Helen of Troy isn't just a famous mythological beauty. It's also a publicly-traded maker of personal care products. And now, it and its directors are defendants in a suit by Helen of Troy's founder, Gerald "Jerry" Rubin.
Executives who bring suit against their former employers frequently want to show that they were terminated for reasons other than performance, and Rubin is no different. In his complaint, as reported by El Paso Inc., Rubin describes the history of Helen of Troy and its staggering growth. From humble origins – a "wig shop in El Paso, Texas" – Helen of Troy grew into a "global consumer products behemoth, generating revenues in excess of approximately 1.3 billion dollars." And then the roof caved in. Rather than "celebrating [Rubin's] extraordinary success," Rubin alleges, Helen of Troy's directors turned on him in order to save their own skins, and eventually forced him out of the company.
Why did the directors need to sacrifice Rubin to save their positions? According to Rubin, the answer lies with an entity called Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS"). ISS is a proxy advisory firm that conducts analysis of corporate governance issues and advises shareholders on how to vote. Because shareholders often follow ISS's recommendations, it can have substantial influence over the affairs of publicly-traded companies. Indeed, some participants in a recent SEC roundtable suggested that ISS could have "outsized influence on shareholder voting," or even that it has the power of a "$4 trillion voter" because institutional investors rely on it to decide how to vote.
Rubin alleges that if ISS decides a CEO is making too much money, it will demand that the compensation be cut or that the CEO be fired. If its demand isn't followed, it will "engineer the removal of the board members through [a] negative vote recommendation." Board members then will cave to ISS's wishes to preserve their own positions.
Rubin claims that this is what happened in his case. Read More ›
Goldman Sachs Programmer Asks Third Circuit to Take Another Look at Advancement Case
Last week, we covered the Third Circuit's decision that Goldman Sachs bylaws didn't clearly establish a vice president's right to advancement of his legal fees for his criminal travails. The vice president, software programmer Sergey Aleynikov, isn't giving up easily, however.
Law360 reports that Aleynikov has filed a petition for panel rehearing or rehearing en banc. In the federal appellate courts, this is a step that parties can take when they disagree with the decision of the three-judge panel that heard their case. In a panel rehearing, the panel can revisit and vacate its original decision; in a rehearing en banc, the entire Third Circuit could consider the issue.
Aleynikov contends in his petition that the panel misapplied a doctrine of contractual interpretation called contra proferentem. In plain English, contra proferentem means that a court will read the written words of a contract against the party that drafted it. The panel in Aleynikov's case disagreed as to whether under Delaware law (which governs his dispute), the doctrine can be used to determine whether a person has any rights under a contract. The two-judge majority said that it can't, and therefore refused to use the doctrine when it decided whether Aleynikov – as a Goldman vice-president – fell within the definition of an "officer" entitled to advancement under the company's bylaws. In dissent, Judge Fuentes asserted that "Delaware has never suggested that there is an exception to its contra proferentem rule where the ambiguity concerns whether a plaintiff is a party to or beneficiary of a contract."
In his petition, Aleynikov asks the whole Third Circuit to decide who is right: Judge Fuentes or the majority. He also cites additional Delaware cases that he says support his position, including one "unreported case" that was brought to his counsel's attention "unbidden by a member of the Delaware bar who read an article commenting on the panel's decision in The New York Times on Sunday, September 7, 2014." Sometimes, to establish a right to advancement rights, it takes a village.
An Officer or a Vice President: Goldman Sachs Programmer Must Prove Advancement Case to Jury After Appellate Ruling
The case of Sergey Aleynikov, a former vice president at Goldman Sachs, has drawn a lot of media attention, including these prior posts here at Suits by Suits. Aleynikov was arrested and jailed for allegedly taking programming code from Goldman Sachs that he had helped create at the firm. His story even inspired parts of Michael Lewis's book Flash Boys. A federal jury convicted him of economic espionage and theft, but the Second Circuit reversed his conviction, holding that his conduct did not violate federal law. Now, Aleynikov is under indictment by a state grand jury in New York.
Unsurprisingly, Aleynikov wants someone else to pay his legal bills – Goldman Sachs. And it is no surprise that Goldman, which accused him of stealing and had him arrested, doesn't want to bear the cost of his defense. In 2012, Aleynikov sued Goldman in New Jersey federal court for indemnification and advancement of his legal fees, along with his "fees on fees" for the lawsuit to enforce his claimed right to fees. As we discussed in this post, indemnification means reimbursing fees after they are incurred, and advancement means paying the fees in advance. Advancement is particularly important for those employees who cannot float an expensive legal defense on their own dime. Read More ›
…And All He Got Was a Fashionable T-Shirt: American Apparel Terminates Its CEO
Last week, American Apparel announced that its board had decided to terminate Dov Charney, the company's founder, CEO, and Chairman, "for cause." (We've discussed the meaning of terminations "for cause" in prior posts here and here.) The board also immediately suspended Charney from his positions with the company. Although the board didn't initially disclose the reasons for its action, Charney is not new to controversy; in recent years, he has faced allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
The reasons for Charney's termination have now become public, and they aren't pretty. In its termination letter, available here, the board accuses Charney of putting the company at significant litigation risk. It complains that he sexually harassed employees and allowed another employee to post false information online about a former employee, which led to a substantial lawsuit. The board also says that Charney misused corporate assets for "personal, non-business reasons," including making severance payments to protect himself from personal liability. According to the board, Charney's behavior has harmed the company's "business reputation," scaring away potential financing sources. Read More ›
Advancement in Action: LLC Manager Wins Payment for Litigation Costs
Earlier this week, we outlined the rights of indemnification and advancement, and discussed how those rights can hinge on the statutory law governing a corporation and the private agreements that companies enter into with their officials. In this post, we review a recent decision to see how these principles apply in real life.
The decision comes from Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III of the Delaware Court of Chancery. Because many companies are incorporated in Delaware, the Delaware courts handle some of the most preeminent disputes involving corporate law, and they have significant experience addressing issues of indemnification and advancement.
The Vice Chancellor's opinion illustrates a judicial view that companies sometimes agree to broad rights at the outset of an employment relationship, but then seek to back away from those agreements once a dispute arises. He wrote:
It is far from uncommon that an entity finds it useful to offer broad advancement rights when encouraging an employee to enter a contract, and then finds it financially unpalatable, even morally repugnant, to perform that contract once it alleges wrongdoing against the employee.
Vice Chancellor Glasscock's ruling also shows how courts will review the governing statutes and agreements in order to decide whether a company's denial of advancement is legally justified.
This particular dispute, Fillip v. Centerstone Linen Services, LLC, 2014 WL 793123 (Del. Ch. Feb. 20, 2014), involved Karl Fillip, the former CEO of Centerstone. Fillip resigned, claiming that he had "Good Reason" for the resignation under his employment agreement and therefore was entitled to receive certain bonuses and severance pay. When Centerstone wouldn't pay up, Fillip sued it in Georgia state court, alleging breach of contract and also seeking a declaratory judgment that restrictions in his employment agreement were invalid. Centerstone then filed counterclaims, which triggered a response from Fillip for advancement of funds to defend against those claims.
Centerstone, as you might imagine, was not happy about this turn of events. It refused his request, but also said it would withdraw certain counterclaims because it didn't want to pursue claims "that could potentially trigger an obligation by Centerstone to pay Mr. Fillip's attorney's fees and costs in defending them." Dissatisfied, Fillip sued in Delaware for advancement of his fees. Read More ›
The Basics: An Introduction to Indemnification and Advancement
Imagine sitting on the board of directors of a Fortune 500 company. You might think it's a life of corporate jets, cushy board meetings, and prestige. (Although, the press will tell us, it's not really that way anymore, thanks to Enron.) But even if corporate service would truly be the good life, what would happen to you if an aggrieved shareholder sued you for allegedly breaching your fiduciary duties to the company? Would you have to deplete your bank account to pay expensive lawyers for years of costly litigation?
The answer is found in the rights of indemnification and advancement (which we have previously discussed here, here, and here in connection with a trade secret case against a Goldman Sachs employee). Indemnification and advancement are two overlapping, yet different, rights that corporate directors, officers, and employees may have when it comes to the payment of their legal fees in lawsuits brought against them because of their corporate service.
Indemnification is the reimbursement of fees after those fees have been incurred. This right, as the Delaware Supreme Court has written, "allows corporate officials to defend themselves in legal proceedings secure in the knowledge that, if vindicated, the corporation will bear the expense of litigation." The words "if vindicated" cannot be emphasized enough – they show that in order to establish a right to indemnification, the officer may have to prevail in the proceeding.
Advancement, meanwhile, is exactly what it sounds like: payment of fees by the company in advance of the final resolution of the proceeding. Advancement is an important companion to the right of indemnification, because it provides officials with immediate relief from the financial burden of investigations and legal proceedings. No vindication required – although the official may have to pay back what she receives if the final decision doesn't go her way.
To determine an individual's right to indemnification or advancement, courts will first look to the statutes governing the business, which may either require or permit those rights. Because many companies are incorporated in Delaware, we'll take a look at what Delaware law has to say on this subject. Read More ›
Former CEO of BDO Is Stuck with Arbitrator's Decision That BDO Does Not Have to Indemnify Him in Criminal Case
Earlier this week, a New York state court declined to second-guess an arbitrator's decision that BDO, USA does not have to indemnify or pay the legal bills of its former CEO, Denis M. Field, in his criminal case.
As we have noted here before, the first battle in a legal dispute between a company and its former executive is often over whether the dispute will be decided by a judge (and, ultimately, a jury) or a private arbitrator. Field v. BDO underscores why the stakes for that battle are so high: if you don't like the arbitrator's decision, you almost certainly will be stuck with it. That's because the standard that courts apply in reviewing arbitrators' decisions – even decisions about what the law requires – is a very forgiving standard. By contrast, the standard that appellate courts apply in reviewing trial judges' decisions is less forgiving, which means that losers in the courts have a better shot at reversing decisions they don't like than losers in arbitration. Read More ›
Executives: Beware of Dodd-Frank Compensation Clawbacks
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the "Act") required every public company to disclose its incentive-based compensation and to adopt a policy to recover from current and former executives, in the event of a restatement, any such compensation that would not have been awarded under the restated financial statements. As a result of the Act, many public companies in America have adopted new compensation "clawback" policies, even though the SEC has yet to promulgate regulations as required by the statute and there is no effective date for implementing these requirements. Read More ›
It's A Wonderful Life...Or It Will Be If George And Uncle Billy Can Get Their Legal Fees Paid, Part 2
From the script for It's A Wonderful Life (1946):
Hope you enjoy it.
George suddenly sees the old cigar lighter on the counter.
He closes his eyes and makes a wish.
Oh... Oh. Wish I had a million
As he snaps the lighter the flame springs up.
Hot dog!
Can George's wish for a million dollars (or more) actually be granted, when he and Uncle Billy may need it the most? Read More ›

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I'm not originally from Faribault. When I first arrived, I knew little of the area, but people were quick to educate me on the many high points of the community. One of the claims to fame is that Faribault is home to the Tilt A Whirl. Anyone who has ever been to a fair has seen or taken a ride on one, and around Faribault, you're almost guaranteed to know someone who spent part of their life building the rides. Recently, an effort was made to have one of the Tilt A Whirl cars restored and last night was the unveiling of the finished product!


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The airwaves have been filled recently with video clips showing Israelis supporting of Barack Obama. I guess this is part of the ongoing campaign–spearheaded by comedian Sarah Silverman–to convince the pro-Israel Jewish voters (and maybe some non-Jewish voters, too) that Obama will be as good for Israel as the other candidate, maybe even better.
While I do believe that Obama is a genuine supporter of Israel (and if there's any reason to question him on this, it's because of policies, not bad intentions), the notion behind those clips is laughable.
Take a look at this one. The producers will tell you: look, many Israelis support Obama. But how many? And whom? They'll tell you these are Israelis on both Left and Right. Not true. They say supporters of Obama are both secular and observant. I think they'll have a huge problem on their hands if they try to prove that point. All this does not mean that Obama is problematic–but it does mean that the clip is misleading. I wrote about it last week, at the request of France-24's "The Observers": "finding five or six or even 20 Israelis supporting Obama is easy, but the truth of the matter is quite simple – those are mostly left-wing Israelis, representing a small minority of the Jewish population."
But this is not the end of the story. The video uses various tricks to create a false impression that people from all quarters support Obama. Thus, it contains footage from a TV show in which Nathan Diament of the Orthodox Union (and, let's admit it right here, they wanted his black yarmulke on screen) are shown. Diament felt the need to release a statement saying that "The footage and identification may mislead some viewers to think that the OU or Nathan Diament are endorsing Barack Obama for president. This is not the case. The OU is a tax-exempt, non-partisan organization and does not endorse or oppose candidates for elective office."
The clip also presents "Former Deputy Speaker of the Knesset, Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee" Naomi Chasan, an Obama supporter. Conveniently enough–and I don't think is sheer forgetfulness–the producers do not mention Chasan's party affiliation. Not that there's anything wrong with it, but she's a member of Meretz, Israel's party on the far Left – not exactly a representative of mainstream Israeli public opinion (my larger take on the Israeli Left's fascination with Obama is here).
Whatever flaws it has, I guess this clip has created an appetite for more such videos (next time someone blames Israelis for meddling in U.S. affairs, these clips–using Israelis in U.S. election–will become handy). As a result, we now have "Israel's Generals Speak", in which "Retired Generals of the Israeli Defense Forces and high-ranking Mossad officials praise Barack Obama". The ad has already gotten its share of attention, and is circulating with the help of Jewish Obama supporters all around the U.S.
Again, the problem with this clip is not that it gives a misleading impression of Obama. It's the impression it gives about Israel that's wrong. Yes, one can find some Obama supporters among the ex-officials of the Israeli Defense forces, but they will be in the minority. One of them, Amnon Shahak, is shown in both clips. Shlomo Brom, Yossi Alpher and Shaul Arieli – names most Israelis (and surely Americans) will not recognize – are all knowledgeable, respectable people, but can be usually counted on to be in opposition to most things the Israeli defense establishment believes.
But that's not the end of it. Ex-Mossad chief Ephraim Halevi has already complained that he had said nice things both about Obama and McCain, but only the part on Obama was shown in the clip. I'd suspect Halevi really likes Obama, but this is beside the point. The point is that the producers of this clip weren't honest about what they were doing. General Uzi Dayan, a former Duputy Chief of Staff and a member of the Likud Party, called the clip–in which he appears, supposedly as another Obama supporter–a "lie."
In short: some genuine supporters, some not even that. If one is after proof that in Israel–a lively democracy–one can find all opinions and all political tendencies provided one looks hard enough, the proof is right here. However, interpreting these clips as proof that Israelis prefer Obama over McCain will be a mistake. Israelis might not be terrified by Obama, as some were a year ago (he did a good job convincing them that he will be a friend). They might be getting used to the idea that an Obama presidency is possible–and this makes them even more prone to try and find the positive sides of such a selection. They generally believe that an American president–no matter whom–will be a friend until proven otherwise. Obama included.
Having said that, Israelis can be divided into three major groups as far as American politics is concerned: Most of them just don't know enough, or don't care enough, to have real opinion. If they say that they like McCain–as they did in a couple of polls–it is because Israelis are generally more hawkish than Obama. If they say they support Obama, it is because they believe he will win, or because he is good looking, or because they deem it more fashionable to support him. Among those with an educated opinion–especially in the Israeli establishment–many more are supportive of McCain (but these are also start getting used to the idea of President Obama–and hope for the best).
The smallest group is the one of knowledgeable Israelis genuinely supportive of Obama. People who would have voted for him, had they had a vote to cast. But truth must be told–even this smallest of groups is large enough for a four-minute clip.


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Those were more than Yellow fork legs, they were trick Simons forks.
Here is a link to a Cycle News article about Marty's LOP bike. It actually displaced 493cc!
I'm a 465 owner too, mines an H model 1981. Bought it new, back in the day, influenced by Marty's win
and all of the magazine raves no doubt!
In 1983 I was stationed at Great Lakes IL (Navy) I met a few of the LOP gang, including Craig Anderson
one of the guys that built Marty's bike. Never met Laurens Offner, but the guys at the Suzuki shop I hung
out at, shared many tales of the exploits at LOP!
Here's my bike in '82 at Carlsbad.
Yeah I know they were Simons Forks, Titanium from what I understand. While I cannot obtain those Forks I still want my Forks to have that look. ;-)
I also have a 1981 and it is what I was going to use to do this project with at first, but it is just too far gone so it is now my emergency parts bike.
I am taking the project very slow. Slowly obtaining piece by piece, I am not well to do by any means so this project will take some time but will be well worth it and will be done correctly.
I am going to start taking pics tomorrow to catalog the entire process.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Resolved
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 5.17.19
Fix Version/s: 6.01.01
Component/s: Rules (LST) persistence
I have a set of 'campaign' PCC's (one for each gaming session), that defines the various sourcebooks (sub-PCC's) that are used for that particular gaming group.
Each of these sub-PCC's may in turn also include other PCC's based on their dependancies.
While each of these PCC's can be included manually in the 'select source' screen, the 'campaign' PCC's make it far easier to switch from one game to another.
To aid in diagnosing issues in my homebrew, I'd like to have the log indicate which PCC it has loaded in and is processing (in order), so that any data errors that appear can be easily traced back to the originating PCC file.
Not all errors indicate the source file that caused them unfortunately, so this additional logging will help with diagnosing those hard to find issues.
PCC files are all loaded when PCGen is loaded, so the PCC files are all resident in memory before you load any sources. It is then the files they refer to that are loaded individually when you load sources. As it so happens, if a file is mentioned in more than one PCC file, we try to avoid loading it twice. So the concept of "which PCC file is being loaded" is a lost by the time we are loading LST files.
So there are potentially two separate issues here. The first is diagnosing the PCC files themselves, the second is diagnosing the LST files.
We can add a debug-level message prior to loading each LST URI (file/URL/whatever) if that is what you are asking for, but it will not be for PCCs, it will be for the content. Adding the PCC files would be a different endeavor.
Can you confirm if that the message about the LST to be loaded is actually what you are looking to achieve?
If the debug could provide a full list of every .lst file, as it's loaded (rather than only listing the filenames when an error is encountered), then this would allow verification of which lst files had already been processed, and thus (by extrapolation) which pcc's had been processed, that would cover it.
This will however list a lot more info than the original request unfortunately...
I appreciate all pcc's are loaded in at startup, but when I click 'load', it then processes the selected source PCC's to flag which .LST files it will then process... hmmm, so yes, I guess when it's actually loading lst files its only got a <list> of .lst files, and no reference back to the .pcc that defined those .lst's...
Assuming that's the case, could that <list> of .lst files include special entries that merely flag 'the first .lst file from .pcc xyz' only to be used for debug ?
Yea, so to clarify how loading works:
The situation with PCCs is that if you have:
Then when PCGen loads the PCC files, it "flattens" all of them in memory. So Campaign a, Campaign b, and Campaign c all have blah.lst as a FEAT file. It can no longer distinguish for Campaign a whether blah.lst came from a, b, or c (and no longer remembers that a contains b which contains c)
That's one problem.
Problem #2 with listing files by what PCC they are related to is that we don't load in PCC order. We load (for example) all WEAPONPROF files, then all SKILL files, then all FEAT files, etc. regardless of what PCC file they came from. So if a PCC has a WEAPONPROF entry in it (or any child) it will do that first, but that really isn't useful to identify which PCC the system is "in" at any given time (by the time we are loading LST files, the entire concept of PCCs is "arcane"). So even adding a system to track "first file" would be quite an exercise and not very useful to debug the eventual source PCC (then there are the associated complexities when a file is the first for more than one PCC, so this isn't even trivial to implement).
I think the best we can do is spew out which file we are in, even though that's a lot of output.
Problem two isnt really an issue, as if I have, say, a problem with a feat being MOD'ed, I'm thenonly looking at feats, and don't care what weaponprofs have been loaded, I only care at that point which feat files (in which order) have been processed.
Spewing out all the filenames would cover it, and this is only for 'deep' debugging...
Committed revision 18729.
In the 6.00.01 autobuild, I'm only seeing filenames for files that have given errors themselves (and mostly a load of 'worthless key change' messages as shown below - loading RSRD).
21:34:46.266 FINER Thread-12 AbstractReferenceManufacturer:541 Worthless Key change encountered: Low-Light Vision Low-Light Vision
21:34:46.266 FINER Thread-12 AbstractReferenceManufacturer:543 (Source: file:/C:/Utils/PCGen/pcgen-Autobuild/data/d20ogl/srd35/basics/rsrd_abilities_racial.lst)
I think that now however, the debugging I need to do is clearer thanks to the extra error checking throughout, so I'm not concerned about this any more.


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HBR: Do You Know What Makes Your Company Distinctive?
An excerpt from my latest Harvard Business Review article…
Every company has a limited amount of time, money, and resources that it can invest in innovation. That's why they should focus their energies on opportunities that will set them apart from their competition — that is, they should innovate where they differentiate.
One company that does this exceptionally well is USAA, a financial services firm, which offers its services to military personnel and their families. Given the unpredictable and transient nature of the lives of its customer base, USAA knows that being easy to do business with is critical to its success. Its differentiator, in other words, is world-class customer service.
This commitment to service drives the company's innovation efforts. It developed an app, for example, that allows military members to deposit checks from their cell phones – a major convenience for anyone serving overseas. Although you may enjoy the same convenience with your own bank, you can thank USAA for it. They were the initial developers of this technology and hold the patent for it.
Read the rest of this article on the Harvard Business Review website
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- March 7, 2014 at 11:26 am
That's good to know about USAA and definitely great convenience. Do you have any idea how I can deposit cash into my account?
- April 27, 2014 at 1:37 pm
What it comes down to in the end is that you need a very precise innovation strategy to be a successful innovator!


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Rwanda's tourism sector has registered tremendous growth in the last couple of years, thanks to the efforts of all the stakeholders, in wooing visitors to our beautiful country. This is important for the growth of the economy as it means more foreign exchange earnings and more jobs and business opportunities for the country and its people.
However, as we bolster efforts to attract more people to our country, how prepared are we to handle the resultant negative effects, especially environmental degradation and unplanned development, without proper regulations?
It is, therefore, important that proper safeguards are put in place to ensure sustainable use of natural resources; the game parks, lakes, rivers, mountains and so forth. If not, all our efforts will be in vain due to environmental degradation and depletion of some animal and plant species.
We do not want this to happen. Thus, it is the responsibility of the Rwanda Development Board to establish mechanisms to guarantee that we use our resourcces sustainably. Although no widespread cases of environmental degradation have been reported in the sector, it is always better to be forearmed.
Besides, if we only focus on attracting tourists without checks and balances, what will the future generations depend on?
If our parks and mountains are degraded, it would mean we shall have undone all the gains made so far as no tourists will want to visit a country that does not take care of its rich resources.
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Small Business Checking: A Primer
Thinking of opening or expanding your small business? NerdWallet is here to help you navigate the labyrinth of business checking accounts.
Table of Contents
1. Should I open a business checking account?
2. How does business checking differ from personal checking?
3. How do business checking accounts vary?
4. What types of business checking accounts are available?
5. What is analyzed checking and who benefits from it?
6. What factors should I consider when choosing a business checking account?
7. Should I use a credit union?
Should I open a business checking account?
For legal, tax and practical purposes, business accounts are beneficial because they allow you to separate your personal finances from your business' finances; additionally, you can deposit checks made to your business in a business checking account. Having a separate business checking account makes it easier to deduct business expenses for taxes. If any legal action is ever taken against your company, having commingled accounts can cause the court to hold your personal assets liable, so it's best for owners to keep business and personal expenses separate.
While corporations and LLC's should always hold a separate business account, sole proprietors and freelancers could use personal checking accounts as long as they have a reliable, accurate method of tracking business and personal expenses.
How does business checking differ from personal checking?
NerdWallet's survey of small business owners found that many small business owners open their business checking account at the same financial institution as their personal checking account; however, they subsequently switch institutions because they incur surprising fees or are unsatisfied with the level of customer service. Business checking accounts vary widely, and the same rationale used in choosing a personal checking account cannot be applied to business checking accounts because the fee structure differs from personal checking accounts.
Personal and business checking accounts differ in several key ways.
- Business accounts have limits on the number of free monthly transactions and the amount of cash that businesses can deposit for no charge. Because businesses tend to be more active than individuals, with more transactions and more cash deposits per month, there is a stronger possibility of incurring fees as banks charge for additional activity.
- Fee structures are different. Both types of accounts have standard overdraft and chargeback fees, but business checking accounts have additional fees for transactions in excess of the monthly limits and excess cash deposits.
- Business accounts have rules governing the type of business eligible for certain accounts. For example, there are certain accounts only available to nonprofits.
- Business accounts tend to have lower interest rates than personal accounts. Most business checking accounts don't earn interest unless the company is a non-profit.
Business accounts and personal accounts share similarities as well. They both often have monthly fees that may be waived if the account holder meets certain minimum balance requirements. Both levy overdraft fees and chargeback fees. Furthermore, as you can observe from perusing banks websites, they both have an array of account options, with some banks offering up to seven business checking accounts.
How do business checking accounts vary?
Accounts differ in several key ways: the type of business that can open them, transaction limits and cash deposit limits.
Type of Business
- Sole proprietorships, nonprofits, and government entities are often eligible for interest-bearing accounts with lower monthly maintenance fees and a low transaction limit
- The interest rates on these accounts are very low at the moment, ranging from .01% to 1.01%
Transaction Limits
- While the definition of transaction varies slightly across banks, transactions usually include checks paid, teller deposits, ATM deposits, deposited items and ACH items
- Transactions beyond that limit incur a charge of fifteen to seventy-five cents per excess transaction.
Cash Deposit Limits
- Any monthly input of hard cash up to the predefined amount is free, but the bank charges a cash handling fee for anything above the predetermined amount, usually around .2%
- The cash deposit limit exists because banks find it difficult to process large amounts of cash and prefer electronic transactions
- Business dealing mostly in cash, such as restaurants or venues that charge admission, may want to look for accounts with higher cash deposit limits.
What types of business checking accounts are available?
Banks often have several types of business checking accounts that vary primarily based on type of business, asset size, and transaction volume.
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|All businesses
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|All businesses
Data for this table was obtained by averaging fees across 130 business checking accounts
*Analyzed checking is discussed further below
Nonprofits, government entities, and sole proprietorships are able to benefit from accounts with lower fees and higher transaction volumes than for-profit entities. These accounts sometimes earn interest as well, although the current rates are extremely low.
What is analyzed checking and who benefits from it?
For analyzed checking accounts, a banker personally evaluates your business' individual needs and applies an earnings rate credit based on the account balance to offset fees. Larger account balances will get you larger earnings rate credits. Business with large balances ($100,000+) can benefit from these earnings rates because they can leverage their large balances to offset the costs of the account, in rare cases even turning a profit when their earnings credit is greater than the monthly account maintenance costs. These accounts typically charge fees for every transaction without giving you a set amount of free transactions like other business checking accounts.
Analyzed checking accounts are individualized based on your personal business' needs; things like courier services to pick up large amounts of cash can be factored into your personalized recommendation. If you have high balances and high transaction volumes, you may wish to speak to a banker about an analyzed account.
For more information on analyzed checking, refer to our post "What is analyzed business checking?"
What factors should I consider when choosing a business checking account?
You should pick a checking account based on the type and location of your business, your transaction requirements, and your cash deposit requirements.
If you have a business credit card, you should be aware that credit card processing is faster within the same bank. So if you have a business credit card with Chase, it might be worth it to open a checking account with Chase as well rather than because credit card payments generally process faster within the same bank.
If you are receiving a small business loan from a bank or credit union, consider what your lender has to offer. Sometimes monthly maintenance fees can be waived if you maintain a predetermined combined account balance, including your balance in your business checking account and your outstanding loan balance.
Should I use a credit union?
Credit unions usually offer lower monthly fees on their business accounts, and their focus on customer service often makes them small business-friendly. Credit unions usually don't have cash deposit limits, making them ideal for restaurants and other businesses that deal mostly in cash. They also tend to charge lower overdraft and chargeback fees. The Boeing Employees Federal Credit Union charges no fee for chargebacks and $25 for overdrafts, while Bank of America levies a $12 fee for chargebacks and a $35 fee for overdrafts. In our survey of small business owners, many who switched to a credit union stated that they received better service they at a credit union than they had at their bank.
In our analysis of over 130 business checking accounts, we found that 39% of business checking accounts at credit unions were truly free, with no monthly fee and no waive requirements, while only 13% of business checking accounts at banks were free.
In addition to lower fees, credit unions usually offer better interest rates on deposit accounts. Hutchinson Credit Union offers a .25% interest rate on their high-yield CD and .1% interest on their business basic checking account, compared to US Bank's paltry .01% interest rate on their basic business checking with interest account. Navy Federal Credit Union offers a free business checking account with .1% interest.
The only drawback is the limited locations of credit unions. Big banks have an undeniable advantage in their ubiquity, with ATM's scattered throughout major cities, while credit unions often have only a few branches. But depending on the location and needs of your small business, a credit union is likely to be a good choice for your checking account.
Now that you understand how business checking fees work, head over to our business checking comparison tool to find the best match for you.


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Reddit appears on Google Glass, could turn us into zombies
Self-declared "front page of the Internet" arrives on Google Glass, giving Glassers the ability to upvote, downvote, and share content on the go. Addictive time sink + wearable computer = glassy-eyed Redditors.
The popular link sharing Web site Reddit -- perhaps one of the greatest time sinks known to humankind -- has made its way to Google Glass.
Reddit Timeline, created by Malcolm Nguyen, enables Google Glass users to quickly view the top 25 posts on Reddit (or their own custom version of the front page) with just a swipe of a finger. The app even updates the collection of posts every hour to keep things fresh. Hepcats can also use the app to share images and video, shot with Glass, to Reddit, which will likely excite many people who regularly contribute content to the Web site.
With Reddit Timeline, Glassers may upvote and downvote posts or participate in threaded comments. If you're too busy to eyeball a discussion, the app lets you tap Glass to have the high-tech specs read the comments aloud to you.
As more Google Glass devices and eyeball-capturing apps come to the surface, it seems likely that the age-old question "Are you paying attention to me?" will soon become a phrase that starts a conversation as well as one that ends it.
You can read CNET's hands-on review of Glass here.
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Tika Sumpter's beautiful skin may be as simple as taking three minute showers per day. As the new spokes model for The Body Shop and It's Three Minute Shower campaign, Tika Sumpter wants us to take the challenge and conserve water by learning to take three minute showers.
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Splinter (2008)
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Toby Wilkins
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Paulo Costanzo
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Shea Whigham
A very efficient and effective (for its budget) zombie-infection-sci-fi-thriller, "Splinter" bears more than a passing resemblance to "From Dusk Till Dawn." Both films feature bad guys who kidnap their victims, then become good guys when everyone concerned is pitted against a monstrosity so evil that everyone's survival depends upon working with each other. In the case of "FDTD" that monstrosity took the form of vampires at the Titty Twister bar. In "Splinter," it's a complicated life form that takes over the bodies of its victims and turns them into stumbling zombies with broken limbs.
After opening with a scene that demonstrates the sci-fi/horror evil about to be at work (a gas station attendant is attacked by an apparently rabid animal with porcupine-like spikes), the film introduces us to its good guys: a nice yuppie couple that anyone can identify who are too wimpy to even put together a tent during a camping trip. So they drive out looking for a motel. The guy is a super nerdy Woody Allen-type biologist (played by Woody Allen type Paulo Costanzo), married to an athletic and resourceful uberhottie (Jill Wagner). It isn't long before they are tricked into letting an escaped convict (Shea Whigham) and his drug addict girlfriend (Rachel Kerbs) into their car and are quickly carjacked.
Naturally, their car overheats and the foursome are forced to pull over at the gas station, and it's at this point that the movie really starts. Splinter-like protrusions from a dead animal they came across on the road have infected the drug-addict girlfriend, who metamorphises into what appears to be a lumbering, stumbling zombie with broken limbs and plenty of protruding spines. Luckily, the biologist is able to explain to us what is really happening: The girl has been taken over by a splinter-like growth that takes over her body in search of human blood. She's not alive at all -- but the splinters are. Hence the lumbering and stumbling, and broken limbs. Best yet, it means severed body parts -- like hands -- can chase after our heroes forced to hole up in the gas station convenience store.
After a while, the trio realize the key to survival is to stay in the cold -- the splinter beings go after warm body heat. Unfortunately for them -- but fortunately for the viewer, because the movie would have been over in five minutes otherwise -- all phone contact to the outside world has been cut off. They are trapped inside the store to fight for survival as the splinter creatures outside infest anyone who happens to come along, most notably a stupid state trooper.
"Splinter" delivers all the goods in terms of gore, suspense, story, action, even believe-ability (which is amazing given how ludicrous the underlying concept behind the movie is). Director Wilkins is obviously a major talent, and he crafted a phenomenal little movie with a miniscule budget. He got plenty of bang for his special effects buck (makes sense, he used to do FX) and also assembled a great cast who deliver well rounded performances -- particularly Whigham as the ex-convict.
Yeah, it's not too original. It borrows liberally from "The Blob," "The Hand," "Night of the Living Dead" and of course "From Dusk Till Dawn." But it's effective. Go check it out.
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Two training courses for one group of Russian strategic nuclear forces personnel. A total of 16 people attended these courses.
One training course for senior command officers, attended by approximately 30 people.
Overall, approximately 370 Russian Defense Ministry personnel received training in different aspects of MPC&A. This made it possible to launch the new systems and ensure their reliable operation during the initial phase.
But guarantee periods always come to an end sooner or later and the staff working at sites gradually changes. Protection of nuclear materials, meanwhile, requires the reliable and guaranteed long-term work of the systems in place, from both a technical and personnel point of view (personnel are needed for technical servicing and repairs and for the systems' operation).
Practice in developing and operating the MPC&A systems at the Northern Fleet sites highlighted the need to establish specialized regional training and technical centers as the most effective solution to providing systematic training for personnel and technical service to maintain these complex systems in operational state.
Work began on establishing just such a center, the Kola Training and Technical Center (KTTC), in Severomorsk in 2001, in close cooperation with the Russian Navy, the Kurchatov Institute and the U.S. national laboratories. This center will train personnel and provide technical servicing for MPC&A systems not only at Russian naval sites but also at other Defense Ministry sites and civilian sites. All equipment used for physical protection systems at special facilities is of Russian origin. And all personnel working at these facilities are trained with the purpose of operating this very equipment, not American equipment.
Design of the KTTC began at the end of 2001 and construction began in mid-2002. The KTTC consists of a group of functionally interrelated buildings and facilities that blend harmoniously into the urban design of the city of Severomorsk and are located on a territory measuring 0.66 hectares in area. The complex includes:
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Warren Spannaus speaks about politics and citizenship
Warren Spannaus, Minnesota Attorney General from 1971 to 1983 and former Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to Gary Peter and Karen Miksch's PsTL 1246 Engaging Citizenship and Democracy students. Mr. Spannaus talked about important U.S. Supreme Court decisions as well as issues related to the outcome of the recent election, including the ongoing debate about whether the Electoral College should be discontinued. He also discussed the two proposed constitutional amendments (voter ID and same-sex marriage) that were on the ballot, the political factors that led to their defeat, and the recent change in party control of the Minnesota legislature. Mr. Spannaus stressed to students the importance of their individual votes and understanding the structure and power of government. The decisions made by elected officials can have a much longer effect than the time an individual may serve in office.


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Fallout 3 fans on PCs were disappointed to discover that the newest downloadable content for the game, Broken Steel, has gone missing from Games for Windows Live. The Xbox 360 version, however, remains listed.
The reason behind this seems to be that the early birds lucky enough to grab the download in the wee hours of the morning have reported that it is plagued with several issues, some of which prevent it from being completed. An active thread on Bethesda's official forum is currently tracking the problems that upset users are more than happy to share.
VG247 has a statement from a Bethesda spokesperson who points the blame at the DRM used by Games for Windows Live, the delivery service through which users can purchase Broken Steel.
Bethesda Softworks has yet to officially acknowledge the problems or issue a statement or their own site or within their forums concerning the reasons for why the content was apparently pulled.
UPDATE: Sites such as Planet Fallout and, earlier today, Eurogamer, have confirmed that the issue is connected to the DRM installed via Games for Windows Live.
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Fabricating Components . . . RapidlyOctober 10, 2006 6:15 am | Product Releases | Comments
Medical device manufacturers require device components to be produced quickly to ensure their products are available to the marketplace as soon as possible. However, quality cannot be sacrificed in this effort. Rapid prototype tooling is a unique option that satisfies both of these two criteria.LISTED UNDER: Rapid Prototyping | Prototyping | Rapid Prototyping
Choosing a Vent Membrane for a Medical DeviceSeptember 5, 2006 7:16 am | Product Releases | Comments
Hydrophobic polymeric membranes are widely used in medical devices to sterilize gases which pass through them or to provide sterile barriers between the atmosphere and device interiors.LISTED UNDER: PTFE | Insert Molding | Micro Molding
The Art and Science of Rapid PrototypingSeptember 5, 2006 7:16 am | Product Releases | Comments
Speed is the name of the game in getting a product to market before the competition. One technique medical device manufacturers are employing to help achieve faster design cycles for their products is rapid prototyping.LISTED UNDER: Rapid Prototyping | Prototyping | Rapid Prototyping
Benchtop Technology Offers Solution for Testing Strength of Vascular StentsAugust 4, 2006 7:17 am | Product Releases | Comments
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As more portable electronic medical devices are introduced to monitor and treat patients, manufacturers are seeking technologies with which to reduce the complexity involved in the design of the finished product.LISTED UNDER: Microprocessor-Based Controls | Medical Device Testing | Component Testing
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Clarifying the Risk Management Requirements of IEC 60601-1, Third EditionAugust 4, 2006 7:17 am | Product Releases | Comments
Guidelines that aid medical device manufacturers in the regulatory approval process are welcomed resources for engineers. The third edition of the IEC 60601-1 integrates risk management into the previously accepted safety standards for medical electrical equipment.LISTED UNDER: FDA Compliance | Medical Device Testing
Internal Form and Finish Critical to Manufacture of Heart PumpAugust 4, 2006 7:17 am | Product Releases | Comments
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Designing a Cleaning Efficacy Program for Reusable DevicesAugust 3, 2006 12:17 pm | NAMSA | Product Releases | Comments
There have been a number of changes in the last decade, which have raised questions as to how manufacturers should design cleaning and sterilization validation in order to be in compliance with new standards.LISTED UNDER: Product Safety Compliance | Biocompatibility Testing | Microbiology/Chemical Testing
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The Project: Create an alternative to the inspection protocols that rely on a human operator to verify the quality of electrosurgery electrodes. The Solution: Develop a 100% automated inspection system, that maintains rapid throughput, to ensure consistent results.LISTED UNDER: Machine-Vision Systems | Microbiology/Chemical Testing | Full Service Contract Manufacturing
Rechargeable Battery Technology for Portable Medical ApplicationsMay 3, 2006 6:04 am | Product Releases | Comments
In the ongoing movement to establish more wireless options for medical devices, concerns over adequate power sources become a primary issue for manufacturers. This exclusive article will examine Lithium-ion technology and analyze the essential components of the battery pack. By Dr.LISTED UNDER: Batteries | Microbiology/Chemical Testing | Medical Device Testing
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Emphasis on Packaging: Effective Development of Terminally Sterilized Medical Device PackagingApril 4, 2006 12:16 pm | Product Releases | Comments
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Emphasis on Motion Control: New Accuracy Measurements Ensure Smooth Motion in High-Tech Medical MachinesFebruary 7, 2006 5:39 am | Product Releases | Comments
Improved accuracy measurement in linear ball rail system benefits medical applications such as imaging, radiation treatment, and bone density measurement. This exclusive article examines common concerns with traditional rail systems and how this new technology offers a solution to them.LISTED UNDER: Linear Motion Systems | Medical Device Testing | Component Testing


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New web page a clearinghouse for Veterans Services in at UW-Green Bay
The Financial Aid Office has a new website and an important directory of services with a new Veterans Services page. Coordinator Elaina Koltz says she is continuing to add information but the page already offers a good overview and helpful links to material useful for military veterans. See www.uwgb.edu/veterans/resources/.


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In 1900, Eva Downing Corey, a member of All Saints Parish in Brookline, MA, undertook a "Grand Tour" to the Holy Land, and the Continent. She kept a journal -- part travelogue and part "time machine". This is a reproduction of the extensive Diary she kept -- complete with pictures and her fascinating commentary. Travel back now to the beginning of the last century, a cold February morning and . . .
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Last Friday was my birthday and I have been having much fun celebrating. As a result, the Film Noir File has just one entry!
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 12:15 a.m. (9:15 p.m.) on TCM:
"Crossfire" (1947, Edward Dmytryk). Based on the novel "The Brisk Foxhole" by the young Richard Brooks and directed by Edward Dmytryk in what many feel was the best period of his career, this is the famous postwar thriller about an anti-Semitic murder and the returning American soldiers mixed up in it. Co-starring Robert Mitchum, Robert Ryan, Robert Young, Sam Levene and Gloria Grahame.
The film is moody and gripping, filled with noirish dark-hued scenes, and the entire cast is excellent. But the performance everyone tends to remember best is Bob Ryan as the anti-Jewish soldier – a role that Ryan packs with seething, psychopathic hatred and rage. Incidentally, in Brooks' original novel, the murder victim was not Jewish, but homosexual.


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