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  • The Papers of George Washington: Interested in our first president? Well check a Web site entirely dedicated to him! And a great one it is. Aesthetically appealing and easy to use, it can be a great resource for the classroom. So click on the link and explore it.
  • Digital History: Interested in a Web site with multimedia? Work sheets? Lesson plans? Well check out this Web site created by an academic collaborative effort by University of Houston, the Chicago Historical Society and others.This site has classroom tested lesson plans and work sheets for every major event in American history. Click on link and find out more!
  • The Civil War Home Page: The Civil War Home Page is a wonderful resource--for teachers. While not the best place for students, it provides the links to numerous resources and a world of pimary sources--it� 39;s best feature. Easily organized by category, this site links resource that could make creating lesson plans, work sheets and PowerPoints a breeze--especi ally if you have some idea about what you want--a specific battle map, a photograph of a presidend, etc. So if you are planning a unit about the Civil War, this could be a great resource. Check it out!
  • Welcome to the White House: A great resource for life in general, the White House Web site is one of the best resources for finding out about today's executive branch. It is interactive and current. Funded by the government and organized and run by the federal executive branch, it can be counted on to be accurate and current. It also include historical information about the White House and former presidents, and nice resource no matter the time in American history that you are interested.

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  • Holding To Account: CVAs or "The Magic of your Own Credit on Profits": inverted result from blind application of micrologic. good ref. article, mit der examples
  • LOLFed » Still Not Getting It-- booking bankprofits because creditrating falls: I know it involves some wacky thing called a Credit Value Adjustment, or a CVA. I know a CVA is the difference between the best-case value of a thing and how much that thing is actually worth in the event of a default. I know that the CVA is tied to the price of a CDS on that company, and as that cost rises (as it does when the company is perceived to be doing more poorly) the company gets to book more CVA-related profit, and vice versa. What I am still failing to understand is why

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