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The rupee today bounced back to 51- level after five-and-a-half months by gaining 42 paise to close at 51.74 against the US dollar stocks amid hopes that the Cabinet will clear the next wave of big-ticket reforms which is expected see a rush of capital inflows.
The rupee's fortunes were boosted by persistent dollar selling by exporters and banks amid weak global trends of investors offloading the US currency ahead if interest rate decisions by Bank of England and the European Central Bank.
The rupee opened higher at 52.00 a dollar against last close of 52.16 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange
(Forex) market today and immediately touched the day's low of 52.10.
However, riding high on FII inflows of nearly Rs 950 crore (USD 180 million), the rupee recovered its lost ground to rebound to a high of 51.66.
Banks and exporters preferred to reduce their dollar position in view of persistent capital inflows from foreign funds into equity market and expectations of fall in dollar value overseas. The rupee finally closed at 51.74 -- up 42 paise or 0.80 per cent against Wednesday's close of 52.16.
This is its highest closing since April 17, 2012, when it had settled at 51.47. Helped by a weak dollar and capital rush, the rupee has jumped by a whopping 177 paise or over 3.3 per cent in the last five straight sessions.
"Expectations of more reforms by government is boosting the sentiment in the local market. Even though global markets are not doing much, rupee recovered immensely against dollar," said Abhishek
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Earlier today, the Indian stock market benchmark Sensex today extended its gains for the fourth consecutive trading session and closed up by 188.46 points above the 19K level.
Globally, the dollar index was down by 0.20 per cent against a basket of six major rivals while New York crude oil was trading below USD 89 a barrel in Europe today. The Euro was up 0.3 per cent against the dollar at USD 1.2942.
The recent economic reforms announced by the government are driving the rupee's recovery against the dollar, said experts. The rupee touched its life-time lows of 57.3 in June-end but has returned to 51-levels currently.
After hiking diesel price and allowing FDI in retail, aviation among others last month, the government today is expected to clear measures like opening pension sector to foreign investment, raising FDI cap in insurance sector from 26 per cent to 49 per cent, the Forward Contract Regulation Act (Amendment) Bill and the Companies Bill later today.
In September alone, buoyed by reform measures, FIIs pumped in Rs 19,000 crore in Indian stock markets that also helped rupee gain against the US dollar.
Pramit Brahmbhatt, CEO, Alpari Financial Services (India) said: "The rupee continued to gain momentum to hit over five month high on active policy reforms and weak stance by dollar index."
The premium for the forward dollar ended steady to easy on stray receipts by exporters.
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The RBI has fixed the reference rate for the US dollar at 51.9755 and for euro at 67.1980.
The rupee shot up further against the pound sterling to 83.38 from previous close of 84.02 and also remained firm against the euro to 67.05 from 67.33.
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It has been one month since the former director of the Greater Canandaigua Civic Center, Michael Cronin, pleaded guilty to charges of embezzling $71,000 from the facility.
And as the civic center resumes normalcy —this past week it hosted a packed house of students for a Canandaigua versus Victor hockey game — its new executive director looks to the future following a difficult chapter.
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Police said Cronin wrote checks to himself and took money from the civic center's savings account. Cronin admitted in court to having a problem with drugs, specifically cocaine, and said that was a large factor that motivated the theft.
Cronin pleaded guilty Jan. 2 to the crime. He is scheduled to be sentenced Feb. 13.
Civic Center Executive Director David Korpiel said a series of checks and balances were installed following Cronin's embezzlement.
While Cronin wasn't the only one handling money, he was the person responsible for communicating financial results to the board, according to GCCC Board of Directors president, Bill Greer.
Korpiel explained that dual signatures are now needed for all financial transactions. The cash register tape is checked on a regular basis, Korpiel said.
The civic center also retains a bookkeeper, Kathy Robinson of Canandaigua.
Additionally, background checks are required for new employees. Before the arrest, the facility did reference checks on potential employees, but not police background checks.
The organization has not implemented drug testing for employees.
The GCCC is a non-profit organization with an executive director, Korpiel, facility manager Clint Campbell, and a board of directors that consists of 13 members including president Greer. It also has several part-time, seasonal employees.
The operating budget is about $300,000, Greer said. That includes costs for salaries, and maintaining the facility. That money mostly comes from teams, clubs, and residents who use the facility, along with the occasional fundraiser. Though the Center receives support from both the city and town of Canandaigua, they do not receive any funding from either, Korpiel said.
Since funding comes from those in the community, Cronin's arrest initially worried those utilizing the facility.
"We were concerned that he was able to take the money from the Civic Center" for two years, said Don Guay, president of the Canandaigua Youth Hockey Conference.
There are 19 teams — ages 5 to 18 — in the Youth Hockey Conference, Guay said. He said it costs between $685 and $770 per player.
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Korpiel worked at the civic center for about 15 years — including as its executive director — before Cronin's arrival. He left in 2007 and Cronin was named executive director.
After earning a degree in architectural design and drafting from Finger Lakes Community College, Korpiel returned to work as the facility manager, under Cronin, in 2010.
When a new director was needed, the board chose Korpiel. He said the next stage in the evolution of the civic center includes expansion. This means adding more summertime activities and events, and possibly constructing a fieldhouse, Korpiel said.
The civic center is ready to put the past behind it and move on, Korpiel said.
"I could probably count on one hand how many people came up to me and said, 'what about this?' They want to go forward, and we are doing that."
To date, Greer said, the Civic Center has received $45,000 in restitution from Cronin.
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Members of the Seeley Lake Community Foundation gathered last week to receive the deed to 80 acres of land. The land was gifted to the Foundation by Wes Wills, Kevin and Wendy Wetherell (center) shown handing the deed to Loren Rose, center right. Other Foudation board members are Stan Nicholson and Larry Marx (at left), Mark Young and Anita Richards (at right)
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In its first year, the recently organized Seeley Lake Community Foundation (SLCF) raised over $15,000 for its permanent endowment fund, received a gift of 80 acres of land, and has assisted three local organizations obtain $4,200 in grants from its "parent" organization, the Montana Community Foundation (MCF). In 2001, the Foundation seeks to build its endowment fund to at least $30,000 and initiate a small grants program to support special projects of Seeley Lake.
The overall goal of the Foundation is to bring new resources to meet the charitable needs of Seeley Lake. It is doing that by building the permanent endowment and by raising funds, or assisting local organizations raise funds, for projects to benefit the community.
In 2000, the SLCF received gifts from 16 families and businesses. The SLCF wishes to thank the following donors:
1st Valley Bank, Loren and Pam Rose, Allegra Printing, Roveros, Jack and Donna Burgess, Gene and Carla Schade, Robert and Clara Bucklew, Kevin and Wendy Wetherell, Daniel T. Morgan, Carter and Judith Williams, Glen and Mary Ann Morin, Mark Williams, Stan and Colleen Nicholson, Wes Wills, Richards Logging Co., Dale Woolheiser
These gifts more than met the MCF challenge that the SLCF raise $7,500 in matching money to receive $2,500. During 2001, the SLCF must raise $9,525 in matching dollars to receive a $3,175 grant from the MCF. The foundation is also working to sell the land gift so the proceeds can be placed in the endowment.
What is the SLCF endowment? All contributions to the permanent endowment are held in perpetuity; the principal can not be spent. Only the earnings are distributed to support worthwhile projects and organizations; for example, via a small grants program that the Foundation intends to develop. The Fund is professionally managed as part of the MCF's pool of over $22 million.
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ABC's telecast of the Oscars Sunday night didn't get great reviews, but the ratings partly made up for it: the show attracted 40.3 million viewers, the most for any entertainment show on television in three years. Even more importantly for ABC, the audience surged among the viewers the network most wants to reach, viewers between the ages of 18 and 49. TheWrap The show performed particularly strongly with younger viewers -- which was no doubt the goal when Family Guy boss Seth MacFarlane was tapped to host this year -- growing 20 percent over last year among viewers 18-34 to an 11.3 rating, its highest performance in that demo since 2007. Entertainment Weekly/Inside TV The growth makes sense given this year's crop of best picture contenders such as Lincoln and Argo had more box office heft than last year's frontrunners like The Artist. NYT Post-Oscar Monday found the movie capital coming to grips with a 3-hour-35-minute ceremony that climbed in the ratings but at its best seemed to hide a great year for film behind a flurry of musical numbers, TV memories and Michelle Obama. At its worst, members of the Academy of the Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said, the ceremony trafficked in offensive humor. "I think I'm a very liberal guy, but I actually winced," said Lawrence Turman, an Academy member.
The Onion Apologizes (The Onion/Steve Hannah)
On behalf of The Onion, I offer my personal apology to Quvenzhane Wallis and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the tweet that was circulated last night during the Oscars. It was crude and offensive -- not to mention inconsistent with The Onion's commitment to parody and satire, however biting. No person should be subjected to such a senseless, humorless comment masquerading as satire. The tweet was taken down within an hour of publication. We have instituted new and tighter Twitter procedures to ensure that this kind of mistake does not occur again. In addition, we are taking immediate steps to discipline those individuals responsible. BuzzFeed Former Onion staffers Monday reacted with dismay to the satirical newspaper's apology for calling a 9-year-old a "cunt," saying the apology marked a loss of editorial freedom. "It shows they don't have faith in the writers, or in their public. It looks worse that they took [the tweet] down," one former Onion editor, Joe Garden, told BuzzFeed. David Carr "Onion to writers: Tweet incredibly edgy, funny stuff. If you go over the line, we'll just slide you under the bus." HuffPo No one was thrown under any bus. No individual took credit for that tweet, so how could one person be blamed for it? We still don't know who wrote it, and anyway, it doesn't really matter. This isn't about a witch hunt. It's about people holding an organization accountable for what it put out into the world.
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Tesla CEO Claims NY Times Review Cost Company About $100M (TheWrap)
Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO battling the New York Times over a negative review of his Model S car, has said the bad press may have reduced the company's value by $100 million. Speaking on Bloomberg TV, Musk said "a few hundred" of customers canceled orders for the luxury electric car after a review by John M. Broder, a veteran Times reporter, claimed the car's battery petered out during an East Coast trip in freezing weather. Reuters To lose $100 million in car sales, assuming a $100,000 price per vehicle, Tesla would have to sell 1,000 fewer cars than expected. Since the Times' February 8 story, by Broder, Tesla shares have fallen 13 percent, while the S&P 500 index has slid 1.4 percent.
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Randall Peter Bezanson, a legal scholar, a lover of red wine, and a confessed choco-holic died on Saturday January 25, 2014 in San Antonio, Texas, after a nearly 17 year face-off with cancer. Although his body passed in the Alamo state, his heart always remained in the great state of Iowa where he was born (November 17, 1946), raised, and spent much of his life.
As prolific writer, Randy was known for his publication of eight books and countless articles on various aspects of administrative law, constitutional law, the First Amendment, defamation and privacy law, law and medicine, and the history of freedom of the press. In addition to being a life-long scholar, Randy served in university administration, first as Vice-President of Finance and University Services at the University of Iowa and later as Dean of the Washington & Lee University School of Law in Lexington, Virginia. However, despite his dabbling in leadership roles, Randy most cherished his role as a professor, not an administrator. He relentlessly embraced (often to his students' dismay) the Socratic method and was known for forcing those around him to think and rethink their writings both in terms of substance and style. Randy's impact on legal scholarship, however, started far before he began molding students' minds; he served as clerk on the Supreme Court for Justice Blackman during the term when the Roe v. Wade opinion was crafted. From his years as a clerk throughout the remainder of his legal career, Randy challenged, grew, and molded the minds of students, fellow faculty, and innocent bystanders.
Randy was a dedicated spouse to his wife Elaine Croyle Bezanson, who died just 7 months before him on June 21, 2013. Randy was also a pesky younger brother to his still-living sister, Judy Ruth. Randy and his wife raised two children, Melissa Bezanson Shultz (married to Taylor Shultz), an attorney and owner of ReLegal Group LLC in San Antonio, Texas, and Peter David Bezanson (married to Patti Bezanson), a leader with Great Hearts Academies in Texas and Arizona. Randy spent much of his life teaching his kids to catch and fillet fish, helping them with essays, and leading his family in intense meal-time debates. The source of Randy's biggest pride was his five grand-children, Bella Tindall-Bezanson (15), Noah Bezanson (9), Zoe Bezanson (7), Tennyson Shultz (7) and Austen Shultz (4); Randy was constantly amazed and challenged by their minds, preferences, energy levels, and ability to consume snacks faster than him.
Friends, faculty, and students are invited to join the family in celebration of Randy's life on February 15, 2014 from 4:00-6:00 pm at the Levitt Center at the University of Iowa. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Randall Bezanson Memorial Fund at the University of Iowa Foundation, 1 W. Park Road, Iowa City, Iowa, 52242.


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He's made several big, game-deciding shots in just his freshman year, but Pella Christian guard, Sebastian Baugh maybe drained the biggest one of his young career on Tuesday when he hit a go-ahead shot from beyond the arc to give his Eagles the win over a difficult PCM basketball squad. Head coach, Larry Hessing, said that Baugh has no reservations about taking the big shot. Tuesday's win puts the Eagles' boys just one game away from the state tournament. They'll face Notre Dame, Burlington on Saturday night in Ottumwa for a chance to advance to "The Well" in Des Moines.
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Jump-starting her career as a teenager, in which her towering, graceful height and stunning looks carried her from Roy, Utah, to the runways of Chanel and Thierry Mugler, and later into styling and, eventually, design, Scott is something of a style-career chameleon — naturally transitioning from one endeavor to the next. With her first resort collection for '13, L'Wren gives us a feeling that there's always something new we can look forward to from this business woman. Fortunately, we had the chance to ask her ourselves. Not only did she provide some handy advice for any lady who can keep up with her 6'5" frame, she also gave us insight on her success. And even though she says she hasn't really "made it" yet, we beg to differ.
Congrats on your first resort line! What compelled you to finally design for this in-between season? What goals did you have in mind for this collection?
"Thank you. I was just itching to do fun prints. I had been researching wartime propaganda, and it occurred to me that I could make my own propaganda prints. I then started with my pens and paper and designed based on messages I thought were fun to send."
So many people are aware of your shift from model to stylist to designer. How did they come about, and what was it like moving around different fields in the industry?
"Everything in life happens because you decide to do it and make it work. I loved being a stylist and designer for hire. I had been thinking about it for a long time … it was a scary thing to venture into — but you always have to try in life."
What was the point in your career when you realized that you were really on your way? When did you have an "I made it" moment?
"I don't think I have had that moment yet. I never believe I have done it and made it. I just keep my head down and work. I am the person who always looks at things and thinks I can do better."
If you had to choose one, which piece from your current collection best represents you?
"It is hard not to always say my headmistress dress. I love this dress, and it evolves every season."
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"Always stand up straight and don't slouch. Own who you are. Don't try to cover your silhouette — just enhance it."
Aside from your own label, what designers could we find in your closet?
"Rick Owens, Lanvin, Prada, Rag & Bone jeans."
What does your everyday uniform look like?
"A slim, simple silhouette. I vary from a jean 'rock 'n' roll' look to a simple dress silhouette. Then I go into a week of only pencil skirts. It really depends on my mood."
Spill it: What's the one thing in your closet we would be shocked to find?
"My Hunter boots? I don't know. Come and look, and tell me. I think my closet is pretty predictable."
What's the best piece of advice you have ever received? Who was it from?
"If you want something in life, you have to go and work for it. Don't expect it to come and knock on your front door in Roy, Utah. Just go find it. This is the piece of advice my mother gave me when I was 16. I took it and left for Paris a year later."
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Man posing as fire inspector, scamming businesses, police say
PORTLAND, Ore. – Police are looking for a man who they said went to several Northwest Portland businesses last month posing as a fire inspector.
The man said he was checking fire extinguisher tags and asked for cash payment for his services.
He visited the businesses on Jan. 15, police said.
The suspect is described as a white man who is 6' to 6'4'' tall with a heavy build. Police said he has short, salt and pepper-colored hair and speaks with a "heavy East coast accent." He may be driving a silver Ford F250 pickup truck.
Portland Fire and Rescue is reminding businesses that fire inspectors will always wear official uniforms, have proper identification and will never request money.
Police want to hear from other businesses that were targeted by the suspect. Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Captain Greg Wong at 503-823-3796.


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Around eight o'clock last night a mother and daughter we walking near Broad Street and Fern drive.
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Law enforcement officers were able to track down the truck and now have the truck impounded until the investigation comes to a close.
The young girl that was hit suffered serious injuries and had to be flown to a hospital in Birmingham.
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The Cook-Taylor House ? better known as the 'Steel Magnolia House' ? on Jefferson Street in Natchitoches will be auctioned off on Oct. 26.
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Perhaps the most famous house in Natchitoches will be sold to the highest bidder at auction later this month.
The Cook-Taylor House - better known as the "Steel Magnolia House" - was made famous in the 1989 movie "Steel Magnolias" featuring Julia Roberts, Sally Field and Dolly Parton and filmed in Natchitoches. The movie celebrates its 25th anniversary next year.
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Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a form of lung failure. It is a life-threatening lung condition. ARDS can occur in very ill or severely injured people. It is not a specific disease.
ARDS starts with the tiny blood vessels in the lungs. These vessels leak fluid into the lung sacs. The fluid decreases the ability of the lungs to move oxygen into the body.
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ARDS can be caused by many types of injuries, including:
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ARDS may occur within few days of a lung or bone marrow transplantation.
ARDS develops most often in people who are being treated for the conditions listed above. Very few who have these issues will go on to develop ARDS.
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If you are able talk with the doctor about the best plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Duke needs just one win in its final six games to qualify for its first bowl berth since 1994. Getting there probably won't be as simple as it sounds.
The Blue Devils are a combined 1-39 against their remaining six opponents since the Atlantic Coast Conference expanded in 2004 — including an 0-8 mark against this week's opponent, Virginia Tech.
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| I have a Trojan download in C:\windows\system32\browsela.dll, and can't
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| Same applies to w32.looksky.A@mm in local settings somewhere.
| How can I get rid of these things if my antivirusdoesn't?
There are anti virus News Groups specifically for this type of discussion.
Download MULTI_AV.EXE from the URL --
To use this utility, perform the following...
Execute; Multi_AV.exe { Note: You must use the default folder C:\AV-CLS }
Choose; Unzip
Choose; Close
Execute; C:\AV-CLS\StartMenu.BAT
{ or Double-click on 'Start Menu' in C:\AV-CLS }
NOTE: You may have to disable your software FireWall or allow WGET.EXE to go through your
FireWall to allow it to download the needed AV vendor related files.
C:\AV-CLS\StartMenu.BAT -- { or Double-click on 'Start Menu' in C:\AV-CLS}
This will bring up the initial menu of choices and should be executed in Normal Mode.
This way all the components can be downloaded from each AV vendor's web site.
The choices are; Sophos, Trend, McAfee, Kaspersky, Exit this menu and Reboot the PC.
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These before and after pictures show the progress made this week on the former Washington Commons/Port Plaza Mall in downtown Green Bay. The bottom picture was taken Monday, before the mall's walls along North Washington Street were razed. The top photo was taken Friday. Photos by Richard Ryman/Press-Gazette
Contractors this week razed the North Washington Street side of the former Port Plaza Mall, the last piece of the mall proper still standing. The J.C. Penney building, on the east side of the site, remains to be demolished.
The downtown Green Bay site will be home to Schreiber Foods Inc.'s corporate headquarters and global technology center.
The Redevelopment Authority has scheduled a special meeting for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall to consider Tax-Increment Finance District adjustments for downtown revitalization and to receive an update on the Schreiber project.
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A Wood County judge set a $2,000 signature bond for a 54-year-old man who kicked a Wisconsin Rapids officer in the face.
Kenneth J. Tibbetts is charged with felony battery to an officer and misdemeanor counts of resisting an officer and disorderly conduct as a domestic abuse incident. During an initial appearance Thursday, Wood County Circuit Judge Todd Wolf set the $2,000 signature bond.
According to the criminal complaint, on Wednesday, two Wisconsin Rapids officers responded to a report of a 911 hang-up. A woman told the officers Tibbetts had been drinking, gotten angry and broke the handle on a door. The woman told officers she was afraid Tibbetts would hurt someone, according to the complaint.
When officers confronted Tibbetts, he yelled at them and told them they had no right to be in his home. He then lunged at one of the officers and tried to punch him, according to the complaint.
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Grandma's house used to be eight hours away. We cruised down back-country roads, past endless fields and pine forests. On a map, the destination was the intersection of Georgia, Florida and Alabama. It later became clear that the distance from Tennille to Chattahoochee is only 229 miles, around a four-hour drive.


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Vermont Law Review hosted "Examining Our Priorities: The Relationship Between National Security and Other Fundamental Values" on Friday October 17, 2008. Louis Fisher, author of The Constitution and 9/11: Recurring Threats to America's Freedoms, was the keynote speaker. Panels included:
■ Vermont's Confidentiality of Library Patrons Act, led by Gail Weymouth, Library Director, and Jane Woldow, Collection Development Librarian at Vermont Law School.
■ Environmental Concerns Through the Lens of National Security, led by Brian Segee, Staff Attorney for Defenders of Wildlife, and Joel Reynolds, Senior Attorney and Director of NRDC's Marine Mammal Protection Project.
■ The Threat of Unpopular Ideas, led by Will Potter, Freelance Reporter, Lee Hall, Director of Friends of Animals, and Odette Wilkens, Executive Director of Equal Justice.
■ Immigration and National Security, led by Arthur Edersheim, Staff Attorney at South Royalton Legal Clinic and Assistant Professor of Law at Vermont Law School, and Leslie Holman, Attorney.
Retta Dunlap is currently the Executive Director of Vermonters for Better Education. She has four grown children and is a life long advocate for parental rights. She works not only as an advocate for and with parents on educational issues, but she also lobbies at the Legislature in Montpelier to expand education opportunities for all the children of Vermont through parental choice in education. Retta is also a commissioner on Vermont's Commission on Women, on the Board of Vermont Right to Life, director of Vermont Home Education Network, chair of the Woodbury School Board, and will gradate from Johnson State College in 2009 with a degree in Political Science.
Louis Fisher is Specialist in Constitutional Law with the Law Library of the Library of Congress, after working for the Congressional Research Service from 1970 to 2006. During his service with CRS he was research director of the House Iran-Contra Committee in 1987, writing major sections of the final report. Dr. Fisher has been invited to testify before Congress on such issues as war powers, state secrets, NSA surveillance, executive spending discretion, presidential reorganization authority, Congress and the Constitution, the legislative veto, the item veto, the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act, executive privilege, executive lobbying, CIA whistleblowing, covert spending, the pocket veto, recess appointments, the budget process, the balanced budget amendment, biennial budgeting, and presidential impoundment powers.
Allen Gilbert is executive director of the ACLU of Vermont. He has a background in education, and came to the ACLU through his involvement in a successful education equity lawsuit. Gilbert was chair of his local school board when it became a plaintiff in the ACLU-Vermont's "Brigham" lawsuit. The decision in the case resulted in a comprehensive overhaul of Vermont's education funding system. Gilbert led a statewide advocacy group supporting the equity principles of the "Brigham" decision. He was also president of the Vermont School Boards Association. Gilbert's professional background is in journalism, teaching, and research. Gilbert holds a bachelor's degree in history from Harvard, and a master's degree in education from the College of William and Mary.
Lee Hall is a lawyer whose work addresses migration, anti-terrorism legislation, detentions, and evolving concepts of personhood. Hall, who has taught both animal law and immigration law at Rutgers University, is currently the legal director of the international advocacy group Friends of Animals (founded in 1957). The combined interests in human rights and nonhuman rights that run through Hall's writings focus on the culture of the cage, and the concept of transcending it. Hall authored the book Capers in the Churchyard: Animal Rights Advocacy in the Age of Terror, and presented "When Does Activism Become 'Terrorism' Under the Law?" in the seminar for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education's Litigation and Defense of Animals (2005).
Will Potter is an award-winning independent journalist who focuses on how lawmakers and corporations have labeled animal rights and environmental activists as "eco-terrorists." Will has written for publications including The Chicago Tribune, The Dallas Morning News and Legal Affairs, and has testified before the U.S. Congress about his reporting. He is the creator of GreenIsTheNewRed.com, where he blogs about the Green Scare and history repeating itself.
Joel Reynolds joined the staff of the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) Los Angeles office as a Senior Attorney in 1990, after ten years with the Center for Law in the Public Interest and the Western Center on Law and Poverty, both in Los Angeles. Mr. Reynolds is Director of NRDC's Urban Program and director of the Marine Mammal Protection and Southern California Ecosystem projects. He currently specializes in issues of coastal protection, land use, marine mammal protection, environmental justice, and transportation.
Gail Weymouth is the Library Director at the Sherburne Memorial Library in Killington, Vermont since 1984.Gail is a veteran member of the Vermont Library Association and has served on various committees including the Intellectual Freedom Committee that she currently chairs. She is co-author of the Vermont Intellectual Freedom Manual . She also serves as on the American Library Association's Intellectual Freedom Committee, Privacy Sub-committee and National Conversation Privacy Steering Committee. She speaks regularly throughout the state about Intellectual Freedom Issues. In 2002, she received the Sarah C. Hagar Award for outstanding contributions to librarianship in Vermont.
Odette Wilkens is Executive Director of the Equal Justice Alliance, a coalition of organizations that she co-founded in 2006 to repeal the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act (AETA). She is a member of the Issues Pertaining to Animals Committee of the New York City Bar Association. She has been the featured speaker on AETA at the Minnesota Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education program, at the Animal Law Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association, at the 2008 Connecticut Bar Association Annual Meeting and at Rutgers Law School. Odette is also a corporate and transactional attorney specializing in information technology and e-commerce, and speaks on corporate records retention policies.
Jane Woldow is a Lawyer Librarian at the Vermont Law School Library. She teaches the Introduction to Legal Research course, Advanced Legal Research course and oversees collection development. Jane received a BS from Tulane University, a JD from Vermont Law School and an MLS from the State University of New York at Albany. Before joining the Vermont Law School Library in 2003, Jane worked for the Middlebury College Libraries, the Rutland Free Library and as the librarian for the law firms of Saxer Anderson Wolinsky & Sunshine as well as Eggleston & Cramer.
Leslie Holman is the founder of Holman Immigration Law and has been practicing law since 1988. Leslie currently serves as the Chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Admissions and Border Enforcement Committee, the Vice Chair of its CBP Committee, and as the CBP representative to AILA's Interagency Committee. In addition she serves as the AILA New England Chapter's liaison to local and regional land ports of entry. This year Leslie was elected to AILA's Board of Governors. In addition to her involvement with AILA Leslie is currently serving a two year term on the Vermont Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission of Civil rights.
Arthur Edersheim is one of four experienced attorneys who supervise the South Royalton Legal Clinic's student clinicians. He specializes in immigration law, domestic violence law, family law, landlord-tenant law, and poverty law. He teaches the immigration law course at Vermont Law School. He is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is the Project Coordinator for Vermont Immigrant Assistance (VIA) which was established in 2003 to protect the rights of immigrants in domestic violence, human rights, and general civil rights in critical immigration procedures. VIA provides pro bono legal services in behalf of low-income immigrants and refugees.
Brian Segee is a Staff Attorney for Defenders of Wildlife in Washington, D.C., where he works to protect native species and protected lands through litigation, administrative advocacy, legislative work, and policy analysis. He has led Defenders' legal efforts to better integrate environmental protection with national security operations along the southwest border, and developed and argued Defenders of Wildlife v. Chertoff, a case challenging border wall construction in Arizona's San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area. Brian is a graduate of the University of Colorado School of Law and has more than a decade of experience in environmental law.


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|Course Number
|Course Title
|International Finance
|FINC 6352, which may be taken concurrently
|Xavier Garza-Gomez
|Brazos Hall 349 (Sugar Land)
|Office Hours
|Th 6:00PM-7:00PM Cinco Ranch Tue 3:00-6:00 Sugar Land or online at https://meetonline.uhv.edu/drgarza/; and by appointment
|Faculty Homepage/URL
Prerequisites for a course exist because the School of Business Administration faculty have determined that the knowledge, skills, and/or exposure students receive through the prerequisites is critical to their success in the course and their ability to contribute to their fellow students' learning experience. In addition, taking your core courses and concentration or elective courses in a prescribed sequence prepares you to integrate the knowledge and skills you are acquiring properly. Students bear the responsibility for verifying that they have the appropriate prerequisites for their courses. Students who enroll in a course without completing the prerequisites risk being dropped from the class at any time during the semester should their lack of prerequisites come to light. In addition, students who enroll without the prerequisites and as a result find themselves at a disadvantage in meeting course objectives will have no redress with the instructor.
Discussion of international monetary system; balance of payments concept; institutional and structure arrangements within the foreign exchange market; basic foreign exchange market products; importance of parity condition; exchange rate determination; Eurocurrency and Eurobond market; international equity market; foreign currency options and futures; hedging foreign exchanges exposure; international capital budgeting and working capital management; and cost of capital and capital structure in multinationals.
Robin, International Corporate Finance, 1st ed ed., McGraw-Hill, ISBN 9780073530666(Required)
The Victoria College Bookstore carries textbooks for all UHV SBA courses.
Students may use the publishing information posted above to order their textbooks from their favorite book vendor. However, before doing so you should find out what your vendor's anticipated shipping time is, and what their return policy is. Also, you should not write in or remove shrinkwrap from any textbook or materials you purchase from any vendor until the first class day in the event that:
In addition, be aware that, on occasion, certain outside vendors may substitute an international version of a textbook for the version you have requested without notice. International versions of textbooks may be quite different from the editions we require.
The mission of the UHV MBA program is to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully manage organizations in a dynamic environment by offering an integrated curriculum that blends theoretical concepts with practical applications. Specifically, the MBA program seeks to develop in each graduate the capacity to:
FIN 6367, which is appropriate as either a designated or undesignated elective, supports the mission of the MBA program by developing students' understanding of the global business environment and broadening their exposure to financial principles.
The School of Business Administration is accredited by AACSB International, the hallmark of excellence in management education. AACSB International accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. Institutions that earn accreditation confirm their commitment to quality and continuous improvement through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review. AACSB International accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in management education. AACSB International accreditation adds value to your degree. The AACSB International accreditation standards require you to:
Your letter grade is determined using the grade distribution that follows. You can calculate your percentage grade at any time in the semester by dividing the points you have accrued by the total points available up to that point. This percentage is then matched to a letter grade.
|90% or higher
|80 to 89%
|70 to 79%
|60 to 69%
|Less than 60%
|Discussion Board Activity
|9 points
|Chapter quizzes
|15 points
|Homework assignments
|12 points
|Hedging project
|10 points
|Currency portfolio simulation
|12 points
|Midterm exam
|20 points
|Final exam
|22 points
Bulletin board discussion questions will be posted aproximately every 2 weeks. These questions require your understanding of the subject matter. Students are to choose the questions to which they will post an answer. A student s activity will be evaluated in terms of quality, relevance, and contribution to the discussion topics. I expect everyone to contribute at least to two questions per discussion board, but extra credit can be obtained with additional participation. (Assessing learning objectives 1-5)
An excellent method to determine if the concepts have been mastered is the use of quizzes for self-evaluation. Quizzes allow students to assess their mastery of critical knowledge and to measure their ability to solve problems requiring the use of several concepts. In addition, since exams are similar to the quizzes, doing them provides the best way to prepare for the exams. Consequently, I have made quizzes compulsory and consider them an important part of the evaluation process. Students will take the online quizzes for every chapter we cover in this course. Each quiz consists of 8-10 multiple-choice questions. (Assessing learning objectives 1-5)
Homework should become an invaluable tool of the learning process for students because one cannot learn Finance without doing many problems. Therefore, assigned homework is composed of problems that will allow students to practice the techniques reviewed in this course. There will be a total of 4 assignments. (Assessing learning objectives 1-5)
Students will choose a currency to hedge. They will define several strategies at the beginning of the course and evaluate the results of each based on the actual movement of the currency. Teams will be formed to share reports/techniques and to help each other. (Assessing learning objectives 2,3,5)
Each student will participate in a simulation game involving short-term investing in currencies. They will start with US$100,000 and for 2-3 weeks will take exposure to a foreign currency. Each weekend they will establish a strategy for the next week. Teams will be formed to discuss strategies/forecasts and to share reports/techniques. Students will be graded on the tools or rationale behind their forecasts and whether they can develop a trade based on the forecast and execute it correctly. (Assessing learning objectives 2,3,5)
The mid-term exam covers Chapters 1-7. The exam will consist of multiple-choice questions and problems. It will be taken online. (Assessing learning objectives 1-2)
The final exam covers the contents of chapters 1-15. The exam will consist of multiple-choice questions and problems. It will be taken online. (Assessing learning objectives 3-5)
Your capacity to contribute to class discussions is directly related to your commitment to completing all reading assignments by the dates listed on the course schedule. Class participation grades will reflect both the quantity and the quality of your participation.
Make-up exams will only be given at the discretion of the instructor. Students are strongly cautioned to notify the instructor immediately if legitimate and insurmountable obstacles prevent them from participating in a scheduled exam session.
The due dates for all assignments will be strictly followed. Late assignments may or may not be accepted at the instructor's discretion; should the instructor accept a late assignment, he or she may reduce the grade of the assignment the equivalent of one (1) letter grade for each day the assignment is late.
According to the UHV Student Handbook, students are expected to be diligent in their studies and regular in class attendance. A student whose absences are determined by the instructor to be excessive shall be dropped prior to the last day to drop a course or withdraw from UHV with a grade of W or F. For students enrolled in online courses, "absence" connotes a failure to engage in class participation activities on a weekly basis. If an unforeseen crisis (including family emergencies, professional obligations, and technical difficulties) prevents you from fulfilling your course obligations, you are responsible for alerting your instructor to the reason for and anticipate duration of your absence.
Teaching and learning is a partnership between faculty and students. I will fulfill my partnership obligations by serving as advisor, consultant, mentor and purveyor of general comments and clarifications of difficult or confusing concepts. To this end, I will respond to questions within 72 hours. You will fulfill your partnership obligations by being a fully participative, responsive, helping, and working team member of the class. You should check your UHV email frequently and respond to faculty in a timely fashion. Good business and professional etiquette is expected. No derogatory comments should be made. You may certainly disagree with others in class discussions, and you may state your disagreement (if you choose to); however, please do so in a polite manner.
Homework, take-home exams, case assignments and bulletin board participation all play an important role in your education in this course. They are an essential part of the learning process in that they require the synthesis and extension of concepts. They also help both the student and the instructor to evaluate one's progress in mastering the material. Past experience indicates that generally the course material cannot be adequately mastered without active involvement on your part.
Discussion of homework assignments with others who are also struggling with them can be highly beneficial and is encouraged. Most real-life problems are solved through team efforts, and it is important to learn how to solve problems cooperatively. The interaction with others working on the same problem often reveals different approaches to common difficulties.
Each student is responsible for maintaining high standards of academic honesty and ethical behavior. In order that each student understands what is (or is not) acceptable behavior, the following guidelines are offered.
UHV's Student Handbook contains a detailed description of the university's Academic Honesty Policy. In addition, tutors at the Academic Center (see section below) are available to assist you in providing proper citations for your source materials.
The University of Houston System complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, pertaining to the provision of reasonable academic adjustments/auxiliary aids for students with a disability. In accordance with Section 504 and ADA guidelines, the University of Houston-Victoria strives to provide reasonable academic adjustments/auxiliary aids to students who request and require them. If you believe that you have a disability requiring academic adjustments/auxiliary aids, please contact the UHV Office of Disability Services; Cheryl Worley, Manager; 3007 N. Ben Wilson St., University North, Suite 214H, Victoria, TX 77901. Office phone – 361-570-4287; Fax – 361-580-5504; E-mail email@example.com; Website - www.uhv.edu/DisabilityServices
Per Texas state law, students will be excused from attending class and other required activities, including examinations, for the observance of a religious holy day, including travel for that purpose. A student whose absence is excused on these grounds will be allowed to take an examination or complete an assignment within one (1) week of the excused absence.
Students who feel they are the victims of sexual harassment may contact the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs at 361-570-4290 and/or the Director of Human Resources/Affirmative Action at 361-570-4800.
Students who have non-academic grievances or complaints may contact Student Services at 361-485-4409.
The Student Success Center offers writing assistance to all UHV students in the form of paper reviews by peer tutors. Tutors will aid students in looking more critically at their own writing to examine issues such as organization, structure, and development of ideas. To submit a document for online tutoring, or to schedule an appointment for face-to-face tutoring, please visit the Student Success Center online http://uhv.mywconline.com/. For more information about the Student Success Center and its library of online resources, visit the Center's Web site at http://www.uhv.edu/studentsuccesscenter/ or stop by Suite 129 (University West in Victoria).


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Upton, Pitts Once Again Call on HHS to Answer Outstanding Questions on Obamacare Rules
WASHINGTON, DC – House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-MI) and Health Subcommittee Chairman Joe Pitts (R-PA) today repeated their calls for the Department of Health and Human Services to respond to the numerous outstanding requests from members of Congress, the Republican Governors Association, and the National Association of Medicaid Directors regarding the implementation of President Obama's health care law. Despite the committee's request that the administration provide information on health insurance exchange and Medicaid expansion rules by September 3, 2012, HHS has yet to respond.
Upton and Pitts wrote, "In the months since the Supreme Court's ruling that PPACA's mandatory expansion of Medicaid was unconstitutional, governors and legislatures have been left to navigate alone the regulatory maze created by the absence of guidance from your Department. Questions from states have been answered with vague and often dismissive responses, creating regulatory uncertainty that has crippled the ability of states and health providers to plan for the future.
"Because of its cost, complexity, infringement on the doctor-patient relationship, and for many other reasons, we continue to believe the best solution is to fully repeal the president's health care law. The administration's failure to provide clear guidance and transparency to states and taxpayers only strengthens that resolve. However, without repeal or delay, there are fewer than 15 months until the health care law and its consequential mandates and taxes are fully implemented. The administration may find it more politically convenient to delay announcements about such matters, but states cannot afford such procrastination."
The members requested HHS promptly respond to all outstanding questions.
Read Upton and Pitts' full letter to HHS here.
Read Upton and Pitts' August 20, 2012, letter here.


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Watch a video with Pat Karspeck by clicking this story at Coloradoan.com.
GLEN HAVEN — She describes herself as �broken.� A homeowner in Glen Haven who survived the September flooding now has a new weather-related problem.
Pat Karspeck drove up to her cabin on Saturday to meet with a Federal Emergency Management Agency representative. When she arrived, she found five large blue spruce trees had blown down on her house sometime over the past several days.
�To my horror, I saw those trees,� Karspeck said.
Karspeck says the trees helped keep debris away from the house during the flooding, although she still experienced significant damage to the structure. Now those trees are creating a major problem of their own.
The bridge that led to her home was destroyed by water. She thinks FEMA assistance can help her enough so she can rebuild the bridge, but she�s not sure what to do after that.
She hopes someone might volunteer to help her get the trees off the house.
�It�s just too much. I just don�t � I don�t know where to take the first step,� Karspeck said.


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Education and professional background: Cain received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla, a M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Missouri-Rolla and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Oklahoma State University. Prior to coming to SBU, Cain worked at the University of Missouri-Rolla as a graduate teaching assistant, worked with the CPI Research and Development Group and worked for the United States Geological Survey. Cain began teaching at SBU in 1999 and teaches courses in the areas of algorithms and data structures, computer science, digital forensics, machine organization, networks, and secure software. His primary areas of research interest are organization and efficiency (particularly parallel and distributed processing), and secure and crash-proof coding.
Family: Cain married his wife, Cindy, in July 2012 and their first child, Hannah, was born in July 2013.
Community involvement: Cain is a member of Brighton Assembly of God church.
Why did you choose to teach at SBU? Having previously taught and attended at larger public schools, Cain has found that he prefers the small Christian environment found at SBU.
What sets SBU apart from other universities? "The Christian atmosphere really makes a difference."
What advice do you have for prospective students? "Get a good, broad education – seriously consider a dual major or at least a major and minor."