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Only real possible adds are:
- E'twaun Moore
- Rudy Gay (return isn't set in stone either)
- Mike James (I know... I know..)
- Jonas Valanciunas
- Raymond Felton (hasn't done much of anything lately and being a previous owner of him... Doesn't really make me to want to jump out and get him either)
- derrick rose (I finally got rid of him)
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Does once saved always saved apply even though he became an atheist?
I stand at the graveside of a young student. Fifteen years old. Dead in an instant. Skateboarding on a foggy night and a car that never even saw a faint shadow, until it was too late.
I don't know what I'm supposed to feel. I've met this kid only one time and he attended youth group functions only a couple other times. So my brain and my heart try to meet in the awkward unknowing of my emotions.
It's sunny today, not a cloud in sight. The temperature is rising every minute it seems. Pockets of people merge into a large crowd.
Now the first song begins. Amazing Grace finally comes into focus as the mass of people pick up on the song choice. This, in spite of the poor sound quality of the amplification system.
As the song ends a young pastor comes up to the front podium. My eyes begin to squint as the small bit of shade shifts with the pattern of the sun. Not only will the sermon deal with a difficult subject but I'm now physically uncomfortable. No chair, hot clothes, and a sun that chose to shine brighter than it has all winter long.
The pastor begins with warm words to the family about their young son. He recalls the accident that led to their son's instant death. His demeanor reeks of sorrowful joy. A dichotomous perspective typical to many evangelical funerals.
Now the pastor begins down a rabbit trail that catches my attention. This is a moment I've waited for ever since I caught wind of a rumor that this fifteen year old boy had recently professed himself an atheist. How does a pastor handle the questions generated from this reality?
Some folks wonder if this student is in hell. Others wonder if there's any chance that God let him into heaven. I think about how I'd appeal to the wideness of God's grace and defer the judgment to God. We have no place guessing what the Divine will do… at least in definite "yes" or "no" statements.
"We know that this student accepted Christ at a VBS at a young age. This prayer saved him from hell and we can have absolute confidence that he is in heaven. His salvation is forever."
My ears can't believe what they just heard. Instead of appealing to mystery (which would have left room for holding the student's atheism in tension with God's perfect judgment), he outright appealed to a "once saved always saved theology!" How can he do this with biblical and pastoral integrity?
I know that he is probably a good guy and has good intentions, but what he just said will leave more questions than answers. I like when we live with questions when they come from a helpful premise, but this "absolute confidence" approach will create pastoral difficulties.
It is now three days after the funeral. I pull up to the student's close friend's house to pick up a group of boys. I offered to take them out to pizza to have some fun in the midst of all the pain.
Driving to the restaurant we engage in small talk about quirky teachers, funny movies, and Xbox 360 games. I don't know when the right time will be to bring up the death of their close buddy, but I know questions are coming.
After ordering two pizzas we sit down at the table closest to the video games. We play until the simmering pies of goodness arrive at our table. Over slices, I bring up the issue looming in the back of our minds.
They express to me how weird it is that their buddy is dead. Awkwardness arises in their tone when asked about the funeral service. Explicitly, one of them says: "Kurt, he wasn't a Christian anymore. He told me that he was an atheist just two weeks ago." This same student goes on to describe how the preacher came across as a liar to everyone who knew their friend. He was not a Christian.
In the back of my mind I reflect on the pastoral dilemma that "once saved always saved" theology creates. How will I move the conversation in a healthy direction from here? Hell is bound to come up. Do I tell them that you can be a Christian even if you deny it? I certainly don't believe that.
"Does once saved always saved apply even though he became an atheist?"
What do you think? Does this theology create interesting pastoral scenarios? How would you discuss this issue with the friends of the victim? Other thoughts? And yes, I experimented with writing in a narrative format… just to push myself
FOR MY VIEW ON THIS ISSUE SEE: Can You Lose Your Salvation? Mark Driscoll and Greg Boyd in Dialogue
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Whilst the European Union and member states have invested significant resources to provide integration services such as language instruction to migration candidates at the earliest stage in the migration process, these pre-departure measures generally have not fully realized their potential. This MPI Europe policy brief argues that the absence of cooperation between origin and destination countries in the design and implementation of such measures limits their effectiveness in tackling labor market integration obstacles.
WASHINGTON — Immigrant adults in the United States lag their native-born peers in literacy, numeracy and problem-solving skills, with resulting effects on their income, employment, education and health, according to Migration Policy Institute (MPI) analysis of an innovative international survey that tests skills needed for full participation in today's increasingly knowledge-based world.
In a personal tribute published in the Migration Information Source, MPI's online journal, MPI President Emeritus Demetrios G. Papademetriou reflects on the life and career of Graeme Hugo, a world-renowned scholar and Director of the Australian Population and Migration Research Centre at the University of Adelaide, who died in January 2015.
MPI has released detailed profiles of unauthorized immigrants for the 94 top U.S. counties, including detailed information on population size, countries of origin, recency of arrival, educational enrollment and attainment, health insurance coverage, poverty levels and potential eligibility for the two deferred action programs launched by the Obama administration. The county profiles are the latest addition to a unique data tool that offers detailed information on the unauthorized population at U.S. and state levels.
WASHINGTON – Given the wide differences in college costs and state policies regarding tuition and financial aid for unauthorized students, higher education opportunities for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program are driven largely by their state of residence, a new Migration Policy Institute (MPI) report based on fieldwork in seven states finds.
Driven by rising migrant deaths in the Mediterranean, the Bay of Bengal, the Red Sea, and elsewhere, as well as by the challenges to border-control policies implicit in maritime migration, representatives of states, civil society, and international organizations gathered in December 2014 under the auspices of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees to discuss ways to limit the loss of life and foster international cooperation. This commentary explores the issues and challenges surrounding irregular maritime migration.
As many as 3.7 million unauthorized immigrants who are parents of U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents could apply for temporary relief from deportation under the new deferred action program that is expected to be unveiled this week, MPI estimates. Apparently imminent changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program could expand the immediately eligible DACA population by 290,000, bringing it to close to 1.5 million. In total, MPI estimates the anticipated new deferred action program and expanded DACA initiative could benefit as many as 5.2 million people — nearly half of the 11.4 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States.
WASHINGTON — The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) today launched a major new data tool offering national and state-level estimates of the 11.4 million unauthorized immigrants in the United States, including population size, countries and regions of origin, recency of arrival, educational enrollment and attainment, English proficiency, industries of employment and health insurance coverage.
Against a backdrop of aging populations and persistently low economic growth, few European governments are doing enough to help recent immigrants move from low-skilled precarious jobs and into decent work, says a new report by the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) and International Labour Organization (ILO).
BRUSSELS — Whilst European countries have well-established education systems, children with a migrant background are disproportionately among the underperformers and face a number of critical education needs that mainstream education policy does not currently meet.
Men Account for 91% of All Deportees in 2003-2013; Deportations Disproportionately Target Mexicans and Central Americans
WASHINGTON — A growing number of countries have created immigrant investor programs offering citizenship or residency rights in exchange for a sizeable financial investment, as demand from wealthy immigrants from China and other emerging economies increases. Yet even as more countries jump into the ring, some governments with more experience have questioned the programs' economic benefits and are looking for ways to increase their impact, a new Migration Policy Institute (MPI) report finds.
County- and state-level data examining the populations potentially eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program show an interesting level of ethnic and enrollment diversity that is obscured when examining national-level findings. This commentary examines a few of the findings learned from the new MPI profiles of DACA populations in 36 counties, which are accessible via an online data tool.
WASHINGTON — As the Obama administration contemplates executive action on immigration, the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) today released estimates of various groups of unauthorized immigrants that could receive relief from deportation, either via deferred action or further refinement of immigration enforcement priorities.
New MPI Online Data Tool Offers National and State DACA Profiles
WASHINGTON — Fifty-five percent of the 1.2 million unauthorized immigrant youth who met the criteria for the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program at its launch in 2012 had applied for relief from deportation as of July 20, 2014, according to a Migration Policy Institute (MPI) report released today.
BRUSSELS — Driven in part by societal norms that emphasise diversity, equality and social responsibility, policymakers in the United Kingdom for decades have been committed to fighting discrimination whilst promoting social mobility and cohesion for the country's large ethnic minority population, many of whom trace their origins to former British colonies.
In the coming weeks, the President-Elect of the European Commission and leaders of the European Union will discuss the new institutional map of the European Union, including new portfolios for the incoming college of Commissioners. Despite the fact that immigration is a critical challenge for the European Union, it has become harder for EU institutions to forge a strong policy. Perhaps as a result of this disconnect, one of the key ideas on the table is to create a Commissioner for Migration.
Despite the lingering effects of five years of brutal budget cuts as a result of the Great Recession, California is arguably doing more than any other state to target English learners in its schools. But will it be enough? In this commentary, the Executive Director of EdSource examines the reforms' potential for success.
The European Council's new strategic guidelines, which set the pathway for future policy development in the area of Justice and Home Affairs in the coming years, seem unfeasibly insulated from today's migration and asylum realities and challenges confronting the European Union. The draft represents a missed opportunity to lead EU heads of state forward on critical issues in this area, MPI Europe's Director writes in this commentary.
WASHINGTON — The chair of the Board of Trustees of the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), the Most Rev. Nicholas DiMarzio, Bishop of Brooklyn, on Monday announced the transition of leadership at MPI from founding President Demetrios G. Papademetriou to Michael Fix, the institute's long-serving senior vice president and director of studies.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama led the nation in commemorating Memorial Day, declaring the United States has reached "a pivotal moment" in Afghanistan with the end of war approaching.
Obama, who returned just hours earlier from a surprise visit with U.S. troops at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, paid tribute to those lost in battle there and elsewhere over history. He called them "patriots who made the ultimate sacrifice" for their country.
"Early this morning, I returned from Afghanistan," Obama told the audience of several thousand people. "Yesterday, I visited with some of our men and women serving there — 7,000 miles from home. For more than 12 years, men and women like those I met with have borne the burden of our nation's security. Now, because of their profound sacrifice, because of the progress they have made, we're at a pivotal moment."
"Our troops are coming home. By the end of this year, our war in Afghanistan will finally come to end," the president said to applause. "And yesterday at Bagram, and here today at Arlington, we pay tribute to the nearly 2,200 American patriots who've made the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. We will honor them, always." Obama has said it was likely that a small contingent of U.S. forces would stay behind for counterterrorism missions, as well as to train Afghan security forces.
The president made a fleeting reference to the widening scandal involving reports of poor performance by the Department of Veterans Affairs, which is facing allegations of delayed treatments, and even deaths in Arizona.
"As we've been reminded in recent days — we must do more to keep faith with our veterans and their families, and ensure they get the care and benefits and opportunities that they've earned and that they deserve," said the president.
"These Americans have done their duty," Obama said. "They ask nothing more than that our country does ours — now and for decades to come," he added, drawing more applause.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki, a retired Army general, was among those attending the ceremony. Lawmakers from both parties have pressed for policy changes and better management at the department.
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I had my city Send me a report on our water. I don't know which of the contaminants are important for home brew so I was hoping for a little help, it will save my 10 bucks every brew going and buying spring water. Chlorine is 200 units(not sure how its measured) is said legally it can have 4000 Arsenic 2300 Barium 12-231 copper 0 Lead 0 Fluoride 200-500 Chromium 2-3 Nitrate 200-1600 Selenium 2-5 Sodium 5-38 Sulfate 5-85 Total dissolved solieds 84-421 2000 is the highest legal amount allowed Haloacetic 5 max allowed 60 Total Trihalomethans 1-11 Alpha Emitters 5-13 (Radium 228) 0-1 Turbidity for ground water 0-3 Total coliform bacteria 2
or if you can direct me to a chart or something that could tell me what I look for in Tap Water for brewing
I am in the process of doing the same with my water. It looks like you will need calcium, magnesium and alkalinity ion concentrations for John Palmers calculator:http://www.howtobrew.com/section3/chapter15-3.html Or a lot more for the Bru'n Water Calculator. I am looking at getting my water tested by a lab to get the extra results the county doesn't provide.
TDS 84-421? That's like saying, "This car has a fuel capacity of 5 gallons. Or maybe it's 25 gallons." Na and SO4 are the only brewing-relevant ions listed, and the ranges are equally obtuse.
The report you have doesn't give you most of the important brewing mineral concentrations. Ward Labs in Nebraska will do a water sample test of your water, specific for brewing, for $16.00. I've sent samples from PA on Monday and had e-mail reports by Friday. You'll then need to learn a bit about brewing minerals. John Palmer's book is a pretty good place to start.
I thought raising kids required patience until I started trying to convince yeast to make beer.
The ranges are because they give the high and low for the month


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Target Breach a Threat to All
Computer security breaches that enable the theft of confidential financial information are no laughing matter. Just ask the 110 million or so people who have been affected by the infamous hack into Target's customer-facing systems. So why should we in the insurance industry be sitting up and taking notice?
Internet sources report that this particular break-in used a form of memory-scraping malware technology that captures information as it is being input at the point of sale, but before it can be encrypted in the retailer's systems.
We in the seemingly safe insurance sector may feel bad for our friends in retail, but before we get to feeling too comfy, it would be wise to consider that retail isn't the only industry using point-of-sale (POS) devices. In fact, such input devices are used in lots of industries — retail, hospitality and health care among them.
It is that final class of users that should give us pause in the insurance sector. In case you weren't paying attention, the Affordable Care Act requires electronic record-keeping. This naturally involves uncountable points of sale in doctors' offices, clinics, and hospitals, not to mention places like Wal-Mart that are beginning to offer insured health care services.
Many of the individuals affected by the Target, et al., breach are promising never to do business with the involved retailers again. But what if the breached party was a major broker or insurer?
In the Target heist, an executive reported that someone had actually installed the malware on its POS systems. How that was done is a mystery at this writing, but one has to assume that these systems were connected to the Internet — which would allow the thieves to then retrieve the stolen data remotely. So, it seems likely that the malware was also remotely introduced into Target's systems, as well as those of Nieman Marcus and other affected retailers.
These kinds of attacks are not exactly on the cutting edge of technology, however. According to InformationWeek, "Memory-scraping attacks date from at least 2011, when security researchers first spotted an advanced version of the Trackr (a.k.a. Alina) malware, which can be controlled via a botnet." So, it won't just be the most advanced thieves who pull off these kinds of crimes. The less-sophisticated, whether here or abroad, will likely be able to do the same.
Personal financial information is an extremely valuable commodity on the black market, and if you're a criminal, it seems surprisingly easy to steal. Hackers can sell the credit card numbers for $35 to $100 each, while gold or platinum credit cards go for $60 each, business credit cards for $80 and some platinum cards for $100, said Cisco security researcher Levi Gundert in a blog posting. Interestingly, the information stolen in the Target incident includes names, addresses, credit card numbers, PINs and other data that enable thieves to assume an individual's identity — which could lead to far bigger losses for those who are victimized.
Here's the bottom line. Many of the individuals affected by the Target, et al., breach are promising never to do business with the involved retailers again. But what if the breached party was a major broker or insurer? Can insurance companies and brokers — already involved in a dog-eat-dog competition for insureds — afford to have that kind of backlash aimed at them?
The answers remain to be seen, but it is clear that with cyber crime escalating and becoming easier to perpetrate, our industry cannot stand back and hope the boogeyman goes away.
Aviation Woes
Coping with Cancellations
Airlines typically can offset revenue losses for cancellations due to bad weather either by saving on fuel and salary costs or rerouting passengers on other flights, but this year's revenue losses from the worst winter storm season in years might be too much for traditional measures.
At least one broker said the time may be right for airlines to consider crafting custom insurance programs to account for such devastating seasons.
For a good part of the country, including many parts of the Southeast, snow and ice storms have wreaked havoc on flight cancellations, with a mid-February storm being the worst of all. On Feb. 13, a snowstorm from Virginia to Maine caused airlines to scrub 7,561 U.S. flights, more than the 7,400 cancelled flights due to Hurricane Sandy, according to MasFlight, industry data tracker based in Bethesda, Md.
Roughly 100,000 flights have been canceled since Dec. 1, MasFlight said.
Just United, alone, the world's second-largest airline, reported that it had cancelled 22,500 flights in January and February, 2014, according to Bloomberg. The airline's completed regional flights was 87.1 percent, which was "an extraordinarily low level," and almost 9 percentage points below its mainline operations, it reported.
And another potentially heavy snowfall was forecast for last weekend, from California to New England.
The sheer amount of cancellations this winter are likely straining airlines' bottom lines, said Katie Connell, a spokeswoman for Airlines for America, a trade group for major U.S. airline companies.
"The airline industry's fixed costs are high, therefore the majority of operating costs will still be incurred by airlines, even for canceled flights," Connell wrote in an email. "If a flight is canceled due to weather, the only significant cost that the airline avoids is fuel; otherwise, it must still pay ownership costs for aircraft and ground equipment, maintenance costs and overhead and most crew costs. Extended storms and other sources of irregular operations are clear reminders of the industry's operational and financial vulnerability to factors outside its control."
Bob Mann, an independent airline analyst and consultant who is principal of R.W. Mann & Co. Inc. in Port Washington, N.Y., said that two-thirds of costs — fuel and labor — are short-term variable costs, but that fixed charges are "unfortunately incurred." Airlines just typically absorb those costs.
"I am not aware of any airline that has considered taking out business interruption insurance for weather-related disruptions; it is simply a part of the business," Mann said.
Chuck Cederroth, managing director at Aon Risk Solutions' aviation practice, said carriers would probably not want to insure airlines against cancellations because airlines have control over whether a flight will be canceled, particularly if they don't want to risk being fined up to $27,500 for each passenger by the Federal Aviation Administration when passengers are stuck on a tarmac for hours.
"How could an insurance product work when the insured is the one who controls the trigger?" Cederroth asked. "I think it would be a product that insurance companies would probably have a hard time providing."
But Brad Meinhardt, U.S. aviation practice leader, for Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., said now may be the best time for airlines — and insurance carriers — to think about crafting a specialized insurance program to cover fluke years like this one.
"I would be stunned if this subject hasn't made its way up into the C-suites of major and mid-sized airlines," Meinhardt said. "When these events happen, people tend to look over their shoulder and ask if there is a solution for such events."
Airlines often hedge losses from unknown variables such as varying fuel costs or interest rate fluctuations using derivatives, but those tools may not be enough for severe winters such as this year's, he said. While products like business interruption insurance may not be used for airlines, they could look at weather-related insurance products that have very specific triggers.
For example, airlines could designate a period of time for such a "tough winter policy," say from the period of November to March, in which they can manage cancellations due to 10 days of heavy snowfall, Meinhardt said. That amount could be designated their retention in such a policy, and anything in excess of the designated snowfall days could be a defined benefit that a carrier could pay if the policy is triggered. Possibly, the trigger would be inches of snowfall. "Custom solutions are the idea," he said.
"Airlines are not likely buying any of these types of products now, but I think there's probably some thinking along those lines right now as many might have to take losses as write-downs on their quarterly earnings and hope this doesn't happen again," he said. "There probably needs to be one airline making a trailblazing action on an insurance or derivative product — something that gets people talking about how to hedge against those losses in the future."
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According to some experts, "The best claim is the one that never happens."
But is that even remotely realistic?
Experienced risk professionals know that in the real world, claims and losses are inevitable. After all, it's called Risk Management, not Risk Avoidance.
And while no one likes losses, there are rich lessons to be gleaned from the claims management process. Through careful tracking and analysis of losses, risk professionals spot gaps in their risk control programs and identify new or emerging risks.
Aspen Insurance embraces this philosophy by viewing the data and expertise of their claims operation as a valuable asset. Unlike more traditional carriers, Aspen Insurance integrates their claims professionals into all of their client work – from the initial risk assessment and underwriting process through ongoing risk management consulting and loss control.
This proactive and integrated approach results in meaningful reductions to the frequency and severity of client losses. But when the inevitable does happen, Aspen Insurance claims professionals utilize their established understanding of client risks and operations to produce some truly amazing solutions.
"I worked at several of the most well known and respected insurance companies in my many years as a claims executive. But few of them utilize an approach that is as innovative as Aspen Insurance," said Stephen Perrella, senior vice president, casualty claims, at Aspen Insurance.
"We do a lot of trending and data analysis to provide as much information as possible to our clients. Our analytics can help clients improve upon their own risk management procedures."
— Stephen Perrella, Senior Vice President, Casualty Claims, Aspen Insurance
Utilizing claims expertise to improve underwriting
Acting as adviser and advocate, Aspen integrates the entire process under a coverage coordinator who ensures that the underwriters, claims and insureds agree on consistent, clear definitions and protocols. With claims professionals involved in the initial account review and the development of form language, Aspen's underwriters have a full sense of risks so they can provide more specific and meaningful coverage, and identify risks and exclusions that the underwriter might not consider during a routine underwriting process.
"Most insurers don't ever want to talk about claims and underwriting in the same sentence," said Perrella. "That archaic view can potentially hurt the insurance company as well as their business partners."
Aspen Insurance considered a company working on a large bridge refurbishment project on the West Coast as a potential insured, posing the array of generally anticipated construction-related risks. During underwriting, its claims managers discovered there was a large oil storage facility underneath the bridge. If a worker didn't properly tether his or her tools, or a piece of steel fell onto a tank and fractured it, the consequences would be severe. Shutting down a widely used waterway channel for an oil cleanup would be devastating. The business interruption claims alone would be astronomical.
"We narrowed the opportunity for possible claims that the underwriter was unaware existed at the outset," said Perrella.
Risk management improved
Claims professionals help Aspen Insurance's clients with their risk management programs. When data analysis reveals high numbers of claims in a particular area, Aspen readily shares that information with the client. The Aspen team then works with the client to determine if there are better ways to handle certain processes.
"We do a lot of trending and data analysis to provide as much information as possible to our clients," said Perrella. "Our analytics can help clients improve upon their own risk management procedures."
For a large restaurant-and-entertainment group with locations in New York and Las Vegas, Aspen's consultative approach has been critical. After meeting with risk managers and using analytics to study trends in the client's portfolio, Aspen learned that the sheer size and volume of customers at each location led to disparate profiles of patron injuries.
Specifically, the organization had a high number of glass-related incidents across its multiple venues. So Aspen's claims and underwriting professionals helped the organization implement new reporting protocols and risk-prevention strategies that led to a significant drop in glass-related claims over the following two years. Where one location would experience a disproportionate level of security assault or slip & fall claims, the possible genesis for those claims was discussed with the insured and corrective steps explored in response. Aspen's proactive management of the account and working relationship with its principals led the organization to make changes that not only lowered the company's exposures, but also kept patrons safer.
World-class claims management
Despite expert planning and careful prevention, losses and claims are inevitable. With Aspen's claims department involved from the earliest stages of risk assessment, the department has developed world-class claims-processing capability.
"When a claim does arrive, everyone knows exactly how to operate," said Perrella. "By understanding the perspectives of both the underwriters and the actuaries, our claims folks have grown to be better business people.
"We have dramatically reduced the potential for any problematic communication breakdown between our claims team, broker and the client," said Perrella.
A fire ripped through an office building rendering it unusable by its seven tenants. An investigation revealed that an employee of the client intentionally set the fire. The client had not purchased business interruption insurance, and instead only had coverage for the physical damage to the building.
The Aspen claims team researched a way to assist the client in filing a third-party claim through secondary insurance that covered the business interruption portion of the loss. The attention, knowledge and creativity of the claims team saved the client from possible insurmountable losses.
Modernize your carrier relationship
Aspen Insurance's claims philosophy is a great example of how this carrier's innovative perspective is redefining the underwriter-client relationship. Learn more about how Aspen Insurance can benefit your risk management program at http://www.aspen.co/insurance/.
Stephen Perrella, Senior Vice President, Casualty, can be reached at email@example.com.
This article is provided for news and information purposes only and does not necessarily represent Aspen's views and does constitute legal advice. This article reflects the opinion of the author at the time it was written taking into account market, regulatory and other conditions at the time of writing which may change over time. Aspen does not undertake a duty to update the article.
This article was produced by the R&I Brand Studio, a unit of the advertising department of Risk & Insurance, in collaboration with Aspen Insurance. The editorial staff of Risk & Insurance had no role in its preparation.


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First time posting here. I figured the best way to start is by posting some of my latest sketch cards...I did a few for Viceroy's Space! card set, only 5 to be exact. I was a last minute addition so I didn't have time to do more. Most people know me for my Star Wars art, but I like to deviate once in a while and do other themes. Without further ado, here are my 5 cards... |
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I like the technique on Storm, Psylocke, and Nova
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Hi Monkeymcgee, I drew at least one sketch of Ghost Rider (in pencil only) for Marvel Masterpieces 3. Never painted him, but he'd be a fun one to do!
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Hi guys,
Here are a few of the cards I drew for Cryptozoic's Superman:The Legend. I did 100 total for the set. I couldn't use my paint style as we were told not to use materials which may cause the cards to bow. My artist proofs are another matter though, (which just arrived yesterday) I will be painting them more in the style like my DC 52 AP's shown below. |
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Here are my 3 AP skecthes by David.These are my first AP sketch cards I have commisioned.And to say I am thrilled with the quality is an understatement.David took my idea,and made it even better than i Imagined.I highly recomend his work to anyone.His latest Superman stuff im sure will blow you away
sketch #1 is a pic of actual sketch pic #2 is a scan.(item not arrived yet) pic #3 is also a scan i will upload actual pics when last two cadrs arrive |
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Ah ok, thank you! I did try some experiments to get rid of the bowing but they didn't work. That's great to know. I definitely try that out your idea next time.
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I think turning off the cell phone for a bit is a great idea! The kids appreciate it. I think an extra cuddle time with my toddler is a good one for him, especially now since he is having a big attachment issue with me right now. I thought of the grattitude journal and plan on doing one just about DF and giving it to him for a special occasion and I know he would treasure it.
i'm sure there are things i do just can't think of anything at the moment
We park the car and walk where we can.
(Since they were about 4 years old) I make 1 day a month to take each child out for a small treat seperately.
I turn things off at the power point that are not being used (really does make a difference with bills).
I ask the kids each day (usually before bed or at the dinner table) what was the not so great and the best part of their day.
i try to do combine outings as well...
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For recording paintball with a dslr, is it better to record with manual focus or continous af?
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Whatever you are most comfortably with.
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Auto focus (during video recording) on dslr's is still pretty bad, it wont work well for paintball.
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When recording video always use manual focus on an slr, for still frames i prefer servo af
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