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March 14th
Recovering from Religion – Morrow Chapter
Time: 1:00 pm
Location: Starbucks and Barnes and Noble
1939 Mt. Zion Blvd
Morrow, GA 30260
It's the monthly meetup for the Morrow chapter of Recovering from Religion! We will meet to discuss issues directly related to religious indoctrination, struggles faced, and how to better overcome them.
There is no proselytizing of any kind allowed at these meetings. While BN Inc, is a proud partner and facilitator, by no means is this a tool for recruitment. Any donations incurred as a result of these meetings will go directly toward RR efforts. Also, be sure to join the new Meetup group for this chapter.
Thanks so much, and we look forward to seeing you!!!
March 15th
Special Edition General Meeting: Coffee and Conversation
Time: 10:00 am
Location: Starbucks by Steinmart
130 Peachtree East
Peachtree City, GA
Please join us for a Special Edition General Meeting as we meet with the Sunday Seculars down in Peachtree City! BN President Mandisa Thomas will discuss the growing diversity within Metro Atlanta's secular community, as well as promote the Atlanta Coalition of Reason. Please come and represent your group(s), as well as meet more like minded people!
March 21st
African American Humanists and our Struggles/Triumphs
Time: 11:00 am
Location: North Tampa Library
8916 N. Blvd
Tampa, FL
On Saturday, March 21, join Mandisa Thomas and Richard Peacock, chief organizer for Black Nonbelievers of Metro Orlando, as they discuss the rise of African American humanists, especially in Central Florida. Presented by Center for Inquiry-Tampa Bay (CFI), the Tampa Humanist Association, and African Americans for Humanism.
April 2-5
2015 American Atheists Convention
Location: Peabody Hotel
149 Union Ave
Memphis, TN
The 2015 American Atheists National Convention is being held April 2-5, 2015 at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee.
Keynote speaker: author and activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali.
Ms. Hirsi Ali is the author of Infidel and Nomad: From Islam to America. She is currently a Fellow with the Future of Diplomacy Project at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs where she is researching the relationship between the West and Islam. In addition to Ms. Hirsi Ali, American Atheists will welcome dozens of speakers from throughout the atheist community – including BN President Mandisa Thomas. More speakers will be announced as the convention date approaches.
For more information and to register, please visit http://atheists.org/convention2015
Black Nonbelievers can also be found on Facebook, Twitter (@BNonbelievers) and Meetup.com!


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Chris Hughes
The New Republic: A 'Storied' History
The demise of the New Republic has prompted a proliferation of hot takes. There are differing opinions as to how embattled owner Chris Hughes should proceed, but almost everyone seems to agree on one thing: the "storied" nature of the institution.
"You may not care about the New Republic, but the 100-year magazine has a storied history that came to an abrupt halt when most of its top journalistic talent resigned in a revolt against the owner," wrote Howard Kurtz at Fox News. He wasn't alone:
Chris Hughes Universally Disliked by Conservatives, Liberals
For a town typically split by politics, Washington is surprisingly undivided in its deep disdain for New Republic owner Chris Hughes, a Washington Free Beacon analysis found.
Hughes, the 31-year-old former roommate of Mark Zuckerberg and inventor of the "poke" button who bought the New Republic in 2012, came under fire last week after he axed two of the magazine's long-time editors. The move prompted a mass resignation of editorial staffers.
The New Republic's First Hire Should Be…
New Republic owner (and Free Beacon Couple of the Year co-winner) Chris Hughes has a problem. Not only did his husband Sean Eldridge recently lose his race for Congress by an embarrassing margin, Hughes also needs to replace the dozens of New Republic staffers who resigned in protest over his plans to transform the magazine into a "digital media company." (But first he needs to update the masthead.)
Fortunately for Hughes, there's an obvious solution to this problem:
FREE BEACON PRESENTS: Couple of the Year 2014
The Free Beacon is still considering Men of the Year nominations for 2014, but recent events have compelled us to announce the unanimous choice for our first ever Couple of the Year award: Chris Hughes and Sean Eldridge.
The Dilemma of Modern Liberalism
AMERICA PREVAILS: Sean Eldridge Loses by 30 Points
Rejoice, America! The worst candidate of the 2014 has lost to incumbent Rep. Chris Gibson by 30 points, which was precisely the margin required to keep the American Dream alive. With all precincts reporting in New York's 19th congressional district, here are the results, via CNN:
REJOICE: The Worst Candidate of 2014 Has Lost
Facebook spouse and worst candidate of 2014 Sean Eldridge has conceded defeat to Republican Chris Gibson in New York's 19th Congressional district. According to CNN, Eldridge trails by 26 points with nearly 75 percent of precincts reporting:
In Shameless Quest for Money, Hillary Clinton Doing Robocalls for Worst Candidate of 2014
Why on earth would Hillary Clinton bother to record robocalls for Sean Eldridge? He is by far the worst candidate of 2014, and is currently on track to lose by more than 20 points.
Even the New York Times Agrees: Sean Eldridge Is the Worst Candidate of 2014
A recent Free Beacon analysis concluded that Sean Eldridge, the Democrat running for Congress in New York's 19th district, is the worst candidate of the 2014 cycle. On Friday, the New York Times endorsed our analysis. In a profile of Eldridge's opponent, incumbent Rep. Chris Gibson (R., N.Y.), the Times described Eldridge as "a first-time Democratic candidate with a thin résumé and a thick wallet."
There only one problem with the Times' assessment. Eldridge may have a "thick wallet," but it doesn't belong to him. The money belongs to his husband, Chris Hughes, who made millions after being randomly selected to be Mark Zuckerberg's roommate at Harvard. Hughes has already purchased two mansions in neighboring congressional districts in an effort to fulfill his husband's political ambitions. When Eldridge loses in November, the couple will inevitably move somewhere else so he can run again.

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The Irideon® Radiance™ Short Sleeve Tee does double duty as a classic riding shirt worn alone or as a great base layer. This moisture-wicking and breathable shirt comes out of the dryer wrinkle free. Ergonomic shoulder gussets and an elliptical hem make for a great look and comfort in the saddle.
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Freshly redesigned, the Kerrits® Competition Koat is a versatile and budget-friendly show coat option. It's made of Kerrits' easy-care, wrinkle-resistant Dynamic Extreme™ fabric with four-way stretch and styled to enhance the figure. This show coat has a classic 3-button front with a hidden zippered placket for a smooth look.
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Apple And Avocado Broil
|Eating apples
|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Cheddar cheese
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), shredded
|Country dijon mustard
|2 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
|1⁄2 , juiced
|Whole wheat bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1) Preheat broiler to temperature high.
2) To prepare the sauce, in a small saucepan, melt the margarine and sprinkle in the four. Stir well over low heat for about 2 minutes till it is straw-colored.
3) Take the pan off the heat and stir in the milk very gradually.
4) Put the pan back on the heat and gently simmer, stirring, till the mixture is smooth and thick.
5) Add ½ cup if cheese and stir well. Add the mustard and season to taste. Stir well till the cheese has melted completely. Take the pan off the heat.
6) Peel the avocados and cut them in half. Take out the seeds. Cut the fruit lengthwise into thin slices.
7) Pare, quarter and core the apples and cut them into thin slices.
8) In au gratin dishes, arrange the slices of avocado and apple in layers. Squeeze the lemon juice all over the layers to prevent them from discoloring.
9) Over the avocado and apple layers, pour the prepared sauce.
10) Mix the remaining cheese together with the bread crumbs and sprinkle evenly on top of the layers.
11) Broil under the preheated broiler for about 5 minutes.
12) Transfer the hot preparation to a serving plate and serve while still hot. Makes a good appetizer.


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The KARL Program is seeking applicants for it's next class and are available on the karlprogram.com website, beginning January 1st. Forms need to be submitted by April 15th. Once the deadline passes, applicants will undergo a screening process and up to 45 of the top candidates will be invited for personal interviews in May 2013. New class members will be ...Read More »
Mock accident staged at Washington County High School
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Leadership Marshall County Trailblazing Class Announced
The Leadership Marshall County Trailblazing Class was announced Thursday night at a social at the Weaver Hotel in Waterville. This year's class will consist of Angie Armstrong of Frankfort, Paul Byers of Marysville, Alyce Dressman of Frankfort, Rebecca Frerking of Washington, Todd Frye of Marysville, Scott Keller of Marysville, Linda Knott of Marysville, Ashley Kracht of Marysville, Jamie Lienemann of ...Read More »
Leadership Marshall County Accepting Applications
Leadership Marshall County Accepting Applications until September 1st Second class starts in September Applications are being accepted for Leadership Marshall County's next class. Due to the success of the program's inaugural year, the program is expanding and ready to take applications for its second class. Leadership Marshall County is a program divided into seven class sessions; the program identifies leaders ...Read More »
Applications being accepted for Leadership Marshall County's 2nd class
Applications are being accepted for Leadership Marshall County's next class. Due to the success of the program's inaugural year, the program is expanding and ready to take applications for its second class. Leadership Marshall County is a program divided into seven class sessions; the program identifies leaders and gives them the skills to provide on-going leadership throughout the county. ...Read More »
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Eighteen County Residents to Participate in Program Eighteen Marshall County residents have been selected to be a member of Leadership Marshall County's "pioneer class" for 2012. The program has been established to develop and motivate current and future leaders in the area. During the coming year, the class will be exposed to a variety of experts and educational training during ...Read More »
BSDC Employees Bound Over to Districe Court
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Washington County Fair gets underway.
The Washington County Fair really gets rolling Wednesday morning, with events all day long. At 8 a.m. is the 4-H horse show with open class foods judging to follow. At 9 a.m. is the Poultry show, along with Electric and poster judging. At 9:30 is Photography, horticulture, and flower judging along with open class clothing, textiles, and hobbies and crafts. ...Read More »
Prairie Hills USD 113 to Make Up Snow Days
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• Accepted the following donations: o Received $351.04 from Tom Knott for paint for the "M" on the football field. o Received $6,000 from Guise-Weber Foundation, Inc. and $2,000 from R.L. or Elsa Helvering Trust for the WIA program. o Received $500 from the Winifred Johnson Charitable Trust for the WIA program. o Received $125 from John McNish (Bolton & ...Read More »


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Piutau stars in tight All Blacks win
November 9, 2013
Winger Charles Piutau orchestrated both tries for the All Blacks, scoring one and setting up the second
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Two moments of class from wing Charles Piutau helped the All Blacks pull clear of France to win a dramatic Test in Paris 26-19. New Zealand recorded their eighth successive win over the French and their 12th from 12 Tests this year but not before battling to quell the pugnacious hosts.
The All Blacks were fortunate to be level with 9-9 after a bruising first half and it was 12-12 soon after the break before Piutau broke the game open. The least-experienced player in an All Blacks starting XV which boasted a world record 853 caps, Piutau showed his speed to score from long range in the 46th minute. His skill was on show 15 minutes from the end when a superb pass put No.8 Kieran Read over. They then had to withstand a surging finish from France, who crossed through fullback Brice Dulin in the 69th minute and launched an assault on the All Blacks' tryline for the last 5 minutes.
France produced one of the best performances of a disappointing year in which they have won just one of nine Tests. They outplayed the All Blacks in most areas in the first half, firstly by frustrating their opponents with staunch defence on a heavy Stade de France surface. They then stretched the All Blacks defence more thoroughly than any team this year, forcing them to miss tackles. New Zealand were also guilty of too many turnovers and failing to adjust to South African referee Jaco Peyper's rulings, losing the penalty count 12-7.
The game opened on a lively note when All Blacks wing Cory Jane, playing his first Test of an injury-plagued year, was bundled out over the tryline in the third minute. It was the closest either team got to a try in a slow-moving first half dominated by the whistle. All Blacks fly-half Dan Carter and French scrum-half Morgan Parra landed three penalties each before halftime, with the Frenchman missing two other shots.
The pair slotted another penalty each after the break before Piutau's try in the 46th minute blew the game open. He won the race to a Ben Smith grubber kick, toeing on himself and diving over to score in front of opposite Yoann Huget. Piutau's pass to send Read clear was a brilliant effort, drawing two defenders before sending a reserve flick to his team-mate, who strolled 20m untouched.
Roared on a by a crowd of 80,000, France dominated the closing minutes. Dulin scorched over from close range to score and No.8 Damien Chouly nearly had their second minutes later but he was held up. The All Blacks were relieved to win a scrum penalty on the stroke of full-time to deny the gallant hosts.
The All Blacks remain undefeated in 2013 after a hard-fought victory over France (Australia only)
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I found this one in Pueblo about a year ago. Paid 20.00 for it and it was hand made.
I found this one in Pueblo about a year ago. Paid 20.00 for it and it was hand made.
That's some beautiful wood work.
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4. Ali Marpet, OG, Hobart
5. Tre McBride, WR, William and Mary
5. Kurtis Drummond, FS, Mich State
6. Marcus Hardison, DE/DT, Arizona State
Very nice indeed.
Just win Phin baby!
Thats awesome! I'd potentially buy one for that much in the future
I have to rely on automated routers that create cool pieces like that Fin Logo. Your friend is very talented if he is doing them by hand.
Good stuff... thanks for sharing.
There is much much more than a special jig saw as you call it required to make those shapes. The tolerances are very tight.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with CNC machine work. Someone has to program the machine and know how to set it up.
After that, you can make hundreds or thousands exactly the same.
This is the internet after all.
It looks like it was made in a cabinet shop.
A cabinet shop with programmable CNC woodworking machines.
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The Mets may start Oliver Perez on Saturday
Aug 12, 2010, 9:16 AM EDT
In a move that can only be explained by Jerry Manuel having money on the Phillies to win the division, the Mets manager said that he's thinking about starting Oliver Perez against Philly. If he forfeited it would save everyone time and money.
Not that there isn't some logic afoot here. The Phillies will be starting Halladay, so the Mets were probably going to lose anyway. And if they do start Perez, there's an outside chance that some Phillies hitters will have to go on the disabled list due to fatigue from running around the bases so damn much.
OK, maybe this does help my team a bit.
- BC - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:24 AM
Craig – can we please talk about the Padres, or the price of gazpacho in Madrid, or the Konigsberg Bridge conundrum…. It's only 9:25am here and is too early for me to drown my Mets misery in a bottle of Chivas (that, and I'm in the office). TOPIC CHANGE PLEASE….
- Simon DelMonte - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:27 AM
It could always be worse. The Mets could hire Isiah Thomas.
- Jonny5 - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:36 AM
LMAO!! Ok, maybe they want to show he can still pitch then put him on waivers? Or show him he can't pitch then they can say "see, I told you."
- crotch_jenkins - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:40 AM
Chivas is the Oliver Perez of liquor.
- Old Gator - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:45 AM
Sorry, Simon. I already suggested that back in spring training. Then, of course, FIU – which is just down the road a way from where I sit typing this – hired him to run their basketball program. It never occurred to me that anyone else in Macondo might be reading this blog and I blame myself for inflicting this bagatelle on the rising academic powerhouse over on the west side of town. And of course Isiah stirred up a little shitstorm by flirting with a "consulting" job with the Knicks last week, in gross violation of NCAA rules prohibiting contact between college players and their coaches etc. and any professional sports concern. That's how the NCAA keeps their kids clean, poor and subservient. You'd think Isaiah would know better, wouldn't you?
I said wouldn't you?
- Old Gator - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:46 AM
Thunderbird is the Oliver Perez of wine.
- Mark S - Aug 12, 2010 at 9:47 AM
But the book Scott Boras wrote about him clearly indicated that Perez was one of the dominant left-handed pitchers of modern time … too bad Minaya didn't realize it was listed under fiction.
- BC - Aug 12, 2010 at 10:14 AM
Haffenreffer is the Oliver Perez of beer.
- Simon DelMonte - Aug 12, 2010 at 10:21 AM
I applaud your noble state's sacrifice in keeping Mr. Thomas there so that he is not free to roam the halls of Madison Square Garden. May you be repaid with many pleasant experiences at the new ballpark.
- Glenn - Aug 12, 2010 at 10:34 AM
If the Mets were a fictional first act set-up, we wouldn't believe it. Are they about to get Willie Mays Hayes and the Wild Thing? Or some old guy with a bullet in his abdomen who starts knocking out the stadium lights?
- BC - Aug 12, 2010 at 10:49 AM
No, we need this guy:
- matt - Aug 12, 2010 at 12:17 PM
Actually Craig, any and all left handers, eeven bad ones always give the Phillies fits. Yes, Ollie Perez may well be the exception, but you never know. They have pounded him recently so maybe it is an automatic win for the Phils. For the Mets? Well they have nothing to lose. They are paying him like $12 million this year and another $12 mill next year. They have to play him sometime. Another good part of this is that it allows the rest of the baseball world to have yet another good laugh at the Mets and that putrid organization. They did have that week or so a while back when their fans actually thought that they would contend this year. It was kind of cute seeing that….hehehe
- Old Gator - Aug 12, 2010 at 1:33 PM
Oh, yeah, and BC, let's talk about "Little Herr Friedemann"- 'cause I think that's the Thomas Mann story you quoted from a few posts back rather than from "Death in Venice."
Why I didn't pick that one up immediately I don't know. Cueto must have kicked me in the head too.
- Old Gator - Aug 12, 2010 at 4:54 PM
I'm sure that if Scrooge McLoria and the Chihuahua see the light – albeit unlikely that they would – and stock those stupid aquariums behind home plate with brook trout instead of clownfeesh, I'll have a great old time. We could have trout fishing contests while we waited for the next planeload of EYPs to be flown in from New Orleans to take the place of the recently traded just ahead of arbitration Mike Stanton.
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By Greg GelpiA 5-inch knife found in a locker is making Gaby Ramsaier "kind of scared" about school. One of her classmates, a 14-year-old Lovejoy Middle School student was arrested Tuesday morning and faces charges for allegedly bringing a steak knife to school. The charges include possession of a weapon on school grounds, carrying a concealed weapon, disrupting a public school and making terroristic threats, Clayton County police Detective Hank Derbyshire said. A substitute teacher monitoring a school hallway overhead an argument between two students and heard one student mention a knife, said Clayton County Police Sgt. Scott Stubbs, the assistant commander of the student resource officer program. The teacher alerted the school's student resource officer, who informed the school's administrators, Stubbs said. Clayton County Police searched the lockers in the vicinity of the argument and found a 5-inch steak knife inside a history book of a locker of one of the students in the argument, he said. "It's kind of scary to think that people are bringing a knife to school," Ramsaier said. "I somewhat feel safe, but that kind of scares me to think who else might be carrying a knife." Her father, Eddie Ramsaier, though, said that the incident was exaggerated. "Don't think I'm not concerned. I'm concerned about all of my children," he said. "For God's sake, it was little more than a butter knife. It's not a weapon of mass destruction." The father said he wanted to know why the knife was brought to school, whether it was to brag or to actually commit violence. "The weapon was never pulled out or used in a threatening manner," Acting Coordinator of Public Affair and Community Relations Jerry Jackson said, describing the argument as "no real shouting, but agitated conversation." The charge of terroristic threats was brought against the boy later in the day after a 13-year-old girl told police that the boy had threatened to cut her, Stubbs said. A witness corroborated the girl's statement. Police and school officials are still investigating the incident and conducting interviews, but a letter sent home to parents Tuesday said the incident resulted from a confrontation on Monday. The letter said that the suspect was spreading rumors about three other students. Three students went to his home Monday and confronted the student, but an older sibling told them to leave. Police were unsure as to why the student brought the knife to school. "We're not sure if he had if for defensive or offensive purposes," Stubbs said. The student, whose name couldn't be released because of his age, could face up to 10 days suspension, Jackson said. He will have a hearing before a school system tribunal that will determine the extent of the disciplinary action. Jackson assured parents of the safety of Lovejoy Middle "because (the system is) vigilant in the monitoring process." "The system worked absolutely perfectly," he said. "As with all situations of this nature, we did communicate quickly and thoroughly with parents." The Clayton County school system reported 44 offenses involving felony weapons in 2003. There were 57 felony weapons in the previous two years combined. Lovejoy Middle School reported one felony weapon in 2003, none in 2002 and four in 2001.
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Gerfin, a PhD scientist with both German and Swiss citizenship, has international experience and business knowledge, the company said. Before joining Kuhn Rikon AG, he worked as the chairman of the management board at Stoll Giroflex AG, a Swiss office chair manufacturer, and as a director as Glas Trösch Intériur, a company specializing in glass architecture and manufacturing.
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On a day where Andretti Autosport had two of its biggest threats for a Long Beach win erased in one fell swoop, its youngest pilot made sure that the team would still get represented on the podium.
Colombian driver Carlos Munoz became the first of the Verizon IndyCar Series' quartet of rookies to score a podium this season with a third-place finish.
However, it's not his first career IndyCar podium as he finished runner-up to Tony Kanaan in last year's Indianapolis 500 while driving a fifth, part-time car for Andretti.
Munoz admitted that today wasn't the ideal way he'd like to earn a podium, nodding to the multi-car incident that enveloped veteran teammates Ryan Hunter-Reay and James Hinchcliffe on Lap 54.
Hunter-Reay was looking to pass Josef Newgarden for the lead in Turn 4, but instead made contact with him. Both went into the wall and collected Hinchcliffe.
Tony Kanaan and Takuma Sato were also eliminated in the wreck. Another rookie, Jack Hawksworth, and Helio Castroneves were involved as well but ultimately finished the race.
Munoz, however, was able to miss the accident and took the subsequent restart with 16 laps remaining in fifth place.
He had taken fourth from Juan Pablo Montoya before Graham Rahal brought out the yellow again with 13 to go, and he then moved up to third when leader Scott Dixon pitted for fuel with two laps remaining – which enabled Mike Conway to eventually secure the win.
"I think [the result] means more for the team, and a lot [more] confidence for me that I know I can fight with the top guys," the Colombian said. "…It gives me confidence [that] I know I can be also really fast on tracks and on the road courses.
"Right now, I think we aren't really happy with what happened with Ryan and James, but for sure, we're going to be ready for Barber."
Speaking of the next race on the Verizon IndyCar Series schedule, Munoz is confident that he can perform well on the challenging Barber Motorsports Park circuit in Alabama.
He won there last season in the Indy Lights circuit, and Hunter-Reay will go into the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama on Apr. 27 as its defending champion.
"I was struggling there [in the recent test] because the Indy Lights [car doesn't have] as much downforce as the IndyCar," he said in reference to the 'Spring Training' test at Barber back in March. "But I think for the weekend, I'm going to be great.
"My teammates were fast, and we have a good history there at Barber with Ryan winning there last year. So for sure, we're going to have a good base car to start with…It's a hard track to pass [on], so the qualifying is going to be key for that race."
- Jeff - Apr 13, 2014 at 11:50 PM
RHR makes a rookie movie, and the rookie gets a podium finish.
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I like Munoz a lot. He kinda looks like Senna (I mean his physical looks), and his driving is pretty aggressive and fast. If he can work on his English a little he could be a star.
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Authored by Booz Allen Hamilton's Mark Herman, Mark Frost and Robert Kurz, the book includes lessons useful to organizations of any size. The "war" of war gaming is not always literal; many games simulate other kinds of strategic and tactical puzzles.
In war games, participants take on roles that demonstrate the problems and conflicts inherent in planning a program. A war game can take as little as two or three days and have only two or three moves, with each move simulating a certain period of time. In some games, a move represents a few days or weeks; in others, it might cover years.
After the terrorist attacks in 2001, three health care industry stakeholders and three government agencies — the Health and Human Services and Defense departments and the Federal Emergency Management Agency — held a two-day war game to improve the country's preparedness for an act of bioterrorism.
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The book provides the military example of planning for the war in Iraq and business examples of war gaming on energy issues. There is also a war game to explore how to prevent threats to port security.
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The article affirms 20 years experience with preparation of students and adults using simulation games.The only problem that I can see is the author's term "Wargaming" in the title. Until I read your article, I would not have been interested in reading the book. Simulation Games are far broader than "war games" they cover almost every segment of political, economic and social experiences. Do keep the information coming. I did enjoy your review.
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