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This is the first of what will be a series of posters depicting important blues musicians - some famous, some obscure - We plan to introduce a new poster about once a month - check back from time to time The live image area is approximately 14" x 21". The poster is digitally printed on acid free enhanced presentation paper using dye based inks. The poster will ship rolled in a shipping tube Check out my other items! Combine with other of my items to save on shipping From Wikipedia about B B King: Riley B. King (born September 16, 1925), known by the stage name B.B. King, is an American blues guitarist and singer-songwriter acclaimed for his expressive singing and guitar playing. King was born in Itta Bena, Mississippi, a small town near Indianola, Mississippi. His parents were Alfred King and Nora Ella King. While singing in a local gospel group, at the age of twelve Riley bought his first guitar for $15.00. In 1943 King left Indianola, Mississippi, and got a job as a tractor driver. King went to Memphis, Tennessee, in 1946 searching for his cousin, Bukka White, an early inspiration, and who took him in for the next ten months. However, after a few months of hardship he left, going back to Mississippi. There he decided to prepare himself better for the next visit and returned to Memphis two years later. Initially he worked at the local R&B radio channel WDIA as a singer and disc jockey, where he gained the nickname "Beale Street Blues Boy", later shortened to "B.B." It was there that he first met T-Bone Walker. "Once I'd heard him for the first time, I knew I'd have to have [an electric guitar] myself. Had to have one, short of stealing!", he said. In 1949, King began recording songs under contract with Los Angeles-based RPM Records. Many of King's early recordings were produced by Sam Phillips, who later founded Sun Records. Before his RPM contract, King had debuted on Bullet Records by issuing the single "Miss Martha King" (1949), which received a bad review in Billboard magazine and did not chart well. King assembled his own band; the B.B. King Review, under the leadership of Millard Lee. The band initially consisted of Calvin Owens and Kenneth Sands (trumpet), Lawrence Burdin (alto saxophone), George Coleman (tenor saxophone), Floyd Newman (baritone saxophone), Millard Lee (piano), George Joyner (bass) and Earl Forest and Ted Curry (drums). This was followed by tours across the USA with performances in major theaters in cities such as Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit and St. Louis, as well as numerous gigs in small clubs and juke joints of the southern US states. King meanwhile toured the entire "chitlin' circuit" and 1956 became a record-breaking year, with 342 concerts booked. In the 1950s, B.B. King became one of the most important names in R&B music, amassing an impressive list of hits including "You Know I Love You," "Woke Up This Morning," "Please Love Me," "When My Heart Beats like a Hammer," "Whole Lotta Love," "You Upset Me Baby," "Every Day I Have the Blues," "Sneakin' Around," "Ten Long Years," "Bad Luck," "Sweet Little Angel," "On My Word of Honor," and "Please Accept My Love." In 1962, King signed to ABC-Paramount Records, which was later absorbed into MCA Records, and then his current label, Geffen Records. In November 1964, King recorded the Live at the Regal album at the Regal Theater in Chicago, Illinois. King won a Grammy Award for a tune called "The Thrill Is Gone"; his version became a hit on both the pop and R&B charts, which was rare during that time for an R&B artist. It also gained the number 183 spot in Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. He gained further visibility among rock audiences as an opening act on The Rolling Stones' 1969 American Tour. King's mainstream success continued throughout the 1970s with songs like "To Know You is to Love You" and "I Like to Live the Love". King was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 1980. In 2004 he was awarded the international Polar Music Prize, given to artists "in recognition of exceptional achievements in ...


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On national or international level, several institutions contribute to the promotion of sustainable development in sport within the Olympic Movement either by participating in IOC initiatives or in their own right.
Using sport to promote sustainable development is one the aims of the programmes and initiatives supported by the Olympic Solidarity. Through its sport and environment programme, Olympic Solidarity encourages NOCs to be actively involved in the field of sport and environment by undertaking, implementing and promoting programmes and initiatives, using sport as a tool for sustainable development.
It contributes to the IOC initiatives implemented via the Department of International Cooperation and Development by helping NOCs wishing to send delegates to the IOC World Conferences and Regional Seminars on Sport and Environment.
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Robin Thicke has ruled out the prospect of performing with Miley Cyrus again, insisting their raunchy routine at the MTV Video Music Awards ceremony was a one-off.
Cyrus made headlines in August when she hit the stage in latex underwear to perform a saucy 'twerking' routine with Thicke to his hit track "Blurred Lines," and footage of the raunchy stage show became an Internet sensation.
Both stars are expected to appear at the upcoming MTV Europe Music Awards in the Netherlands on Sunday, but Thicke has now confirmed there will be no repeat performance with Cyrus.
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He made the revelation in an interview with U.K. talk show host Alan Carr, who asked whether fans could hope for another racy duet and Thicke replied, "Oh no, no no no… No no, definitely no, definitely not."
The singer also revealed that although the VMAs performance was planned, he had no idea Cyrus would don such a raunchy outfit, adding, "You know the only difference was she didn't wear that outfit in rehearsals, so it never seemed as bad, it seemed more playful. And to us, there was no sexuality between us, it was all silliness and fun, it was like throwing a party at your house and being silly."


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|Differences resolved to pass South Platte River water bill
|Written by K.C. Mason
A new law allowing South Platte River well users to use leased water for payment of past depletions in decreed augmentation plans is being hailed as proof that groundwater and surface users can resolve their difference.
The heavy hitters attending a recent bill-signing news conference emphasized the importance of Senate Bill 147 to the agriculture economy of northeastern Colorado.
"We worked for a long time to find solutions to the challenges that actually pit neighbor to neighbor, friend against friend and sometimes towns and municipalities against farmers," Gov. Bill Ritter said. "It's one of the first issues I dealt with after taking office."
Also speaking were State Agriculture Commissioner John Stulp and Department of Natural Resources Director Harris Sherman, who co-chaired the 2007 task force that Ritter appointed after hundreds of South Platte River wells were shut down.
"The unanimous vote (by the legislature) is indicative that we can have differences when it comes to water, but if we…respect each others' interests and protect senior rights, we can help those people where a little bit of water will make a whole lot of difference in their livelihood," Stulp said.
The measure, sponsored by Sen. Mary Hodge, D-Brighton, and Rep. Kevin Priola, R-Henderson, will allow groundwater irrigators to buy or lease water from wherever they can, including the Colorado-Big Thompson project, for use in substitute water plans that are recognized in water court.
Before the new law, well users could not get decreed water rights without paying back depletions from pumping between 1974, when wells were brought into the prioritization system, and 2003, when the Colorado Supreme Court ruled in the Empire Lodge case that the state engineer no longer could approve annual substitute plans.
"The key is that they won't have to keep going back to water court to amend their augmentation plans, which is both costly and time consuming," Sherman said.
A similar bill introduced late in last year's legislative session was speedily killed because there was not enough time to address concerns that surface users with senior water rights would not by injured.
No such kumbaya moment has been reached, however, in the contentious debate over how to close a $300 million hole in the state budget for next year.
The Senate on Monday passed and sent to the House a budget package that relies on a state takeover over of Pinnacol Assurance, which holds about 70 percent of the workmen's compensation policies in the state.
By doing so, the state would get access to $500 million of Pinnacol's $700 million surplus and not have to cut another $300 million in state aid to higher education, which could lead to double-digit tuition increases and/or the closure of some community colleges.
"Pinnacol is a division of State of Colorado," said Senate Majority Leader Brandon Shaffer, D-Longmont. "It does not pay taxes. Its board is appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Senate."
Shaffer refuted Republican arguments that Pinnacol is a private company whose funds are derived from insurance policies purchased by private companies.
"This is not a pot of money that belongs to the state," said Sen. Shawn Mitchell," R-Broomfield. "Since 2002, it's been an independently run, privately-operated insurance company for the benefit of workers. Pinnocal can and will sue the state if we insist on following through with this unconstitutional power grab."
The Republicans argued the legislature's majority Democrats were offering a "false choice" between a raid on Pinnocal and funding higher education. They said smaller government should also have been on the table.
"While employers are laying off workers by the thousands, the Joint Budget Committee has submitted a budget that doesn't ask a single state worker in our entire state government to make a single sacrifice," said Senate Minority Leader Josh Penry," R-Grand Junction. "Not a single furlough day, not a single pay cut; not even a reduction in the number of paid state employees."
After two hours of debate Monday, the Senate passed SB 281 on an 18-15 vote, with two senators not voting because of a declared conflict of interest. Hodge voted with the majority Democrats in approving the bill. Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Yuma was one of 13 Republicans to oppose it.
While Ritter remained silent on the Pinnocal debate, he issued a statement Monday saying higher education could not undergo any more cuts because it would endanger the drawdown of about $760 million in federal stimulus money for both K-12 and college education.
"Clearly, it would be counter-productive to cut higher education by $300 million only to lose the entire $760 million in Stabilization Funds," Ritter said. "I will continue working with the JBC and the legislature to close the budget gap. This includes ongoing discussions with Pinnacol Assurance and exploring other ways to close the remaining $300 million budget gap."


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After Lil Wayne made some flammable comments about Miami Heat and claimed he "fucked Chris Bosh's wife," several took offense to his statements including Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell, Trick Daddy and Pitbull, the latter of whom dropped a diss record "Harlem Shake (Welcome 2 Dade County)."
Now, Weezy has broken his silence on the diss, taking to Twitter to post a simple message that responds to the verbal attack. "Dam pit bull bro I thought u was kool," he wrote earlier this morning.
Pitbull responded, writing, "I am cool papo but imagine me shitting on anything new orleans which I was just there for super bowl the big easy I loved it. the world shows me love and vice versa but miami is all I got no disrespect just the truth"
On his freestyle over Baauer's "Harlem Shake," Pitbull puts Wayne and his associates in the crosshairs, berating him for disrespecting his hometown's team. "You got money, yeah that's sweet / But we all know Slim and Baby really eat / You talk Miami, yes you talkin' Heat / Moral of the story, don't shit where you eat," he raps.
Wayne, who is currently prepping the release of his upcoming album I Am Not a Human Being II, initially made the comments during a tirade at an NBA All-Star Weekend appearance. He later clarified that he meant no respect to LeBron James, who he mentioned in the rant, but maintained his disses towards everyone else including Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh.
The YMCMB chief then apologized to Miami, Florida for any disrespect its citizens may have felt. "I really want to get out there is that I do apologize for the misunderstanding to the city of Miami," he said. "I love everyone here, it's just I'm passionate about sports and I felt very disrespected, that's all. I felt very, very disrespected."
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— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) February 27, 2013
@liltunechi I am cool papo but imagine me shitting on anything new orleans which I was just there for super bowl the big easy I loved it
— Pitbull (@Pitbull) February 27, 2013
@liltunechi the world shows me love and vice versa but miami is all I got no disrespect just the truth
— Pitbull (@Pitbull) February 27, 2013
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JOCKEY ISAIAS ENRIQUEZ, JEBRICA, WINNER: "I had a very good trip. The speed went really fast and my horse relaxed well. At the three-eighths pole, I had two horses next to me and I asked my horse a little bit and right away I got ahead of those two. I asked my horse a little more at the five-sixteenths pole and he started getting closer and closer. By the three-sixteenths pole, I knew the race was mine. I didn't hear anybody coming until I heard (Stryker Phd) flying at the end. It feels nice to get my first stakes win (at Emerald Downs)."
JOCKEY DAVID LOPEZ, STRYKER PHD, SECOND: "I was sitting pretty far back in the beginning and when it was time go, I had so many horses in front of me. I was moving in and out and in and out. This horse was flying. With a little more luck, I think we would have won the race. I can't wait for the next one. The longer the better."
JOCKEY JAVIER MATIAS, WINNING MACHINE, THIRD: "Last time he just had a bad race. Like people, he just had a bad day. He runs better races when he's closer to the pace. I was pushing him a little bit and probably used too much too early, so he got a little tired , but he ran great. To me, he's back."
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Alex (Chicago): Don't you think its time to come to Iowa State for college Game Day. I mean we did win the vote for best home court advantage.
Doug Gottlieb: (12:53 PM ET ) Alex, I love the steak place we used to go to...Hickory house?...whatever..but no, we are not going to ISU until they start to win more games.
Hilton is amazing and the fans show up even when they were down my first year at OSU....but there are 9 CGD sites....why would we have a primetime game featuring ISU right now?
why would we have a primetime game featuring ISU right now?
Same reason you guys are going to K-State. Go steal some more credit cards.
And its Hickory Park, not Hickory House. What an idiot.
Maybe later in the season, they'll change their minds.
Go Sssssssssyclones!
I feel like I'm one of the few Cyclone fans who actually kind of likes Gottlieb. Sure, he can be a bit obnoxious at times, but who can't?
From an objective standpoint, why would they do Gameday at Iowa State right now? Until we get better, I'd stay away too. As for the credit card thing, shame on him, but he's not the only athlete to do something stupid. Just look at Micheal Taylor.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm as big a Cyclone fan as anyone but the reality is, why WOULD they come here? You don't have to like it but his point is valid.
It's the same reason ESPN isn't carrying many Devil Ray games on Sunday nights.
I know, I was just playing. I think it will be about a year or two before we start seeing ISU/KU gameday games.
That being said, them going to KSU is an absolute joke in my opinion.
I used to love when Gottlieb and Cheneworthless used to go at each other on Jim Rome show. ONe would call and make a coment about the other and the other would call. They were just playing around.
I wish it was ISU everything too but we do have some homers here that think it's our God given right that ISU gets everything. Let's win some games then when they don't come you might have a legit reason to argue that we deserve it.
How can you NOT agree with him on this? The fact that they are making a mistake by going to KSU doesn't make going to ISU a good decision...right now.
I'm not saying they should come to ISU or that by going to KSU they should come to ISU. Jesus it was a joke. Let me add some emoticons for you.
I'll join the minority that enjoys Gottlieb's commentary. He judges the bubble teams pretty fairly in my estimation. Being an Okie St grad, I was assuming he'd shy away from bringing them up as tourney worthy last year, but he was very vocal in thinking the resume (lacking road wins) was not good enough. He's fair with the rest of the Big XII too with the exception, that like Fran who is maybe overexposed to the conference, thinks way too highly of KU once the tourney starts.
I'd think if we finish top half in this year and maintain that status, coupled with what they already know about Hilton, gets us an annual Gameday slot. I guess I'll state the obvious, but I'd enjoy that scenario for other reasons over Gameday, however it'd be a nice little perk.
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I'm not saying they should come to ISU or that by going to KSU they should come to ISU. Jesus it was a joke. Let me add some emoticons for you.
"Bryce, I knew it was a joke all along. The fact that people didn't get it just shows the lack of faith in my Father and myself. It's sad really.
With Love and My Light,
Jesus ****** (J.C.)"
"Seven minutes to glory."
I love Gottlieb, and I agree with him. In a year or so, we will be in a position for Game Day to come. The last thing you want to do is get on a big stage, and not be able to put on a show. It will happen in due time.
I really don't like Gottlieb, but I would have to say that next year would be a good time to be in the national spotlight.
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Recently all of our users received the subject error when attempting to send messages from thier devices, but can receive ( and all carrier services, firmware, service book resends, reloads, device reboots etc. were checked to rule the carrier, rim relay, and devices out). Formerly these users were sending and receiving with out any issue.
We have not found any patches installed, or environmental changes.
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Past attempts at working on the Zimbra bes reminded us to wait until it refreshed, yet after an overnight pause - the user error of "Undeliverable" where messages could be received but not send from the blackberry persisted.
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The Meridian Police Department is launching a new DART initiative. The Direct Action Response Team will consist of five members. The group will target high crime areas.
'Our lieutenants and sergeants who are commander of each shift will notify us of problem areas where we're having the most burglaries, gunfire, the most armed robberies and that type of thing,' says MPD Chief Lee Shelbourn.'These five people will focus on that. We'll saturate those areas and try to take the guns off the streets.'
Chief Shelbourn says the DART team will replace the NET team, which was also funding by a federal grant. Although funding for that grant has ended, he says his department's commitment to community policing has not.
'What we have done is we've tried to integrate with our entire patrol to be more community friendly. So, we're asking all of our officers now to get out and talk to people to get to know who lives where and what's going on in their neighborhood.'
Headed by Assistant Chief James Sharpe, Chief Shelbourn says the DART team will not necessarily have the same officers as those who were on the NET team. He says funding for this new initiative is for one year.
'People talk about community policing, which personally I don't think should be specified. I think every officer should be community friendly.'
Members of the DART team are set to hit the streets next Wednesday.
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The University of Alabama's activities emerge from a broad range of research and creative activities, many of which are recognized for their contributions to the economic, technological, and cultural growth of the State. Research and creative activity yields continuing stimulation for the instructional programs offered by the University's colleges and schools, supported by the Amelia Gorgas Library, a member of the Association of Research Libraries. At the undergraduate level, the University offers a broad range of baccalaureate programs in the arts and humanities, science and technology, preprofessional, and professional fields. A University-wide core curriculum provides a general education component as the keystone of every undergraduate program. Graduate programs, built on these undergraduate foundations, concentrate on the development of original scholarship, research, and creative activity. Professional programs, including the State's only public law school, prepare students with high levels of competence and for leadership roles. As one of the major residential campuses in the State, the University enhances the academic and personal growth of its students through its on-campus environment. Recognizing that education is a lifelong endeavor, the University offers an array of educational opportunities for non-traditional students.
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With Hollywood pregnancies making entertainment headlines daily, itâs no wonder that the mommy-focused gifting lounge Boom Boom Room in Los Angeles was booming with celebrity moms on January 14th â all eager to get their little ones in an iCandy stroller.
iCandy, debuting its award-winning PEACH line in the U.S. this winter, made a huge impression among some of Hollywoodâs hottest new moms.
Samantha Harris, the current host of The Insider and former host of Dancing with the Stars, who attended just one day before her due date, was overjoyed about the handle bar extension. Now her tall husband has no excuses about strolling their 3-year-old daughter and newest arrival comfortably around town. âThe handle bar height is perfect for him,â she told iCandy.
Actress Tiffani Amber Thiessen came by with her beautiful, seven-month-old daughter, Harper. Tiffani, already an iCandy owner, will be pushing Harper around the set of her new project in an iCandy APPLE.
Grammy Award-winning singer Jewel selected the PEACH in Sweat Pea for her little one and couldnât wait to get it to Texas so husband Ty could take it for a spin.
Former supermodel and wife to Mark Wahlberg, Rhea Durham, requested a stroller for her youngest, Margaret, who just turned one.
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MORGANTOWN, PA – Historic Joanna Furnace begins its celebration of the fall harvest season on Saturday, October 13. For over thirty years, the ever-popular Hay Creek Apple Festival has been a family tradition. Visitors of all ages are drawn to those great traditional foods, seasonal hands-on crafts for kids, the historic iron-making complex, flea market and much more. The crisp fall air and the crackle of leaves underfoot set the mood for this traditional tribute to the fall season and the delicious culinary delights based on the lowly apple.
With its savory variety of apple foods and apple specialties the Hay Creek Apple Festival is one of the best places in the region to experience the many traditional ways apples can be prepared. Visitors can savor a variety of apple foods and apple specialties, eating on site or taking the food home. The event day, will open with the traditional Hay Creek Apple Pancake Breakfast served from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The traditional Apple Festival menu includes such favorites as apple fritters and warmed spiced apples with vanilla ice cream, apple dumplings, apple pies, apple crisp, schnitz-un-knepp, apple sausage sandwiches, candy apples, hot mulled cider and fresh pressed cider. Other menu items include Homemade Kettle Soup (chicken corn, beef vegetable, ham & bean), chicken potpie, hamburgers and hot dogs, French fries, soda, water and coffee.
In early Joanna Furnace days, apples were an important food source all year long. Many varieties could keep for months. Children of the early families had the important job of checking the apples stored in barrels in the root cellar, making sure that "one bad apple" did not "spoil the bunch".
The annual apple-baking contest will take place on festival day. The Apple Dessert Contest is open to all those have that special old traditional recipe which was handed down over the years, or to those who love to create their own special desserts. People entering the contest shall bring their entries: pies, cakes breads & muffins, desserts or Heritage Recipes to the Festival Food Court area between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. A copy of the recipe must be included with the entry. Each year the winning recipes from the previous year's Apple Dessert Contest are published in a dessert cookbook. These cookbooks, along with previous year's dessert cookbooks will be available for purchase. The 2012 winners will have their recipes published in the 2013 cookbook. Bakers interested in entering a favorite recipe should see details on the website for categories, rules and prize amounts.
The Annual Hay Creek Flea Market will be open at 7:00 a.m. The 2012 Hay Creek Apple festival Flea Market consisted of over 150 stands. For anyone wishing to participate with a flea market stand, the cost for Saturday is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Stand holders shall supply their own tables. Interested people should call 610-286-9152 for details and site reservations.
Numerous family activities round out this year's festival. These family events include scarecrow building, pumpkin painting, early American games, plus hay and pony rides. The children will especially love a ride on the popular Apple Barrel Express. Visitors can purchase 'scarecrow kits'. Kits will include the "t" form, pants, shirt, head, string and accessories. As each scarecrow will have its own personality, each kit will contain varying details including such varying things as bandana or belt, hat, tie, etc. and a small amount of straw to stick out of the hands and feet. Homebuilders can use their own newspaper to stuff their scarecrow.
Additional activities include a petting zoo, antique washing machine display, working archaeologists at the Wheelwright Shop, exhibits in the Mechanical Technology Building. Visitors will be able to enjoy the early stages of the Charcoal House Museum reconfiguration.
According to Mark Zerr, site Executive Director, "Someone once told me that when they visit the Hay Creek Apple Festival, since many of our recipes are traditional and old-time, they feel like they haven't eaten in 200 years! And beyond that, this event has it all – a full menu of some of the best apple foods available in the area, Historic Joanna Furnace with the restored buildings open and ready to explore, a flea market, all kinds of things for kids and families to enjoy, and the opportunity to spend quality family time in the 19th century. What better way is there to spend a fall afternoon? Plus, admission is free!"
The Hay Creek Apple Festival at Historic Joanna Furnace will be held on Saturday, October 13—7 am to 5 pm. (In the event of rain on Saturday, the Apple Festival will continue on Sunday, October 14) The Festival site is at Historic Joanna Furnace off Route 10, three miles north of Morgantown turn on Furnace Road. Admission to the Festival is FREE. Parking is on site with a parking donation. For more information visit www.haycreek.org or call 610-286-0388.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Worrying about your teen goes with the territory, but being the parent of a teen driver - you worry constantly.
In today's Extra Mile report, it's National Teen Driver Safety Week, and Tim Hollister joined me with his book full of guidance for parents.
Author Hollister says some of the most important tips to parents of new teen drivers are:
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Risk Reporting and Dashboarding now available on your desktop!
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With the brand-new IBM Cognos Insight you can now connect to your IBM OpenPages environment from your desktop. You always have that moment that you need the information on a report but just a bit different than the standard report provides to you. The solution is here now, IBM Cognos Insight!
Insight is a powerful, intuitive desktop solution, that can read many different data sources from Excel to datawarehouses. Even your real time IBM OpenPages environment!
And it is not only reporting and dashboarding but it also lets you create what if scenarios on the fly! How would my risk exposure be if in one risk category the loss impact increases with 15%? Two clicks and you know the answer! And then you can comment on your report, which gives your colleagues more information on the context the moment you share your workspace.
How easy can risk reporting be???
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Whistleblowing Worries On the Rise
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The SEC's final rules implementing Dodd-Frank's whistle blowing provisions failed to remove angst among compliance officers and general counsels. While there are some incentives for potential whistleblowers to first report alleged misconduct via internal reporting channels, there's no requirement to do so – and many are concerned the internal channels will be bypassed. And going outside is on the rise. It's been reported that in only seven weeks after the SEC's program began, there were 334 whistleblower filings. Compliance officer concerns are well founded – that bypassing internal channels will deprive the company of being able to investigate and fix problems before they grow, and company personnel will need to play catch up with investigations in reaction to SEC probes.
We can point to many resolved whistle blowing cases for clear evidence of the potential impact of the SEC's still relatively new program. One homeowner delinquent on her mortgage ultimately received $18 million for reporting suspected use of fraudulent documents in the bank's foreclosure process. It's said that in acting against this homeowner – an attorney and career insurance fraud investigator – the bank "picked the wrong person at the wrong time in the wrong place," but the robo-signing and other compliance failures were widespread and surfaced from a number of sources. Nonetheless, this individual was one of six whistleblowers receiving $46.5 million said to be part of the five-bank $25 billion settlement. In an unrelated case, a member of a major bank's quality control team who reportedly was displeased that the misconduct wasn't reported to regulators, decided to do so herself – ending up with a settlement of $31 million. And there are many more.
Worth noting is a recent survey that indicates more than one-third of American workers have seen misconduct on the job. While many instances of misconduct have been reported through internal channels, it appears the vast majority have not. Why? The survey shows it's because of fear of not being able to remain anonymous, and of retaliation. Those two factors, plus the possibility of monetary reward, are reported as key factors in incentivizing internal reporting. And the survey also shows two-thirds of respondents didn't know about the SEC's program – at least not yet.
Certainly it's in a company's interest to be first to know about alleged misconduct, and compliance officers are working hard to upgrade policies, training, communications, and the internal whistleblower systems, all to encourage internal reporting. Actions to ensure anonymity, with positive responses and nothing close to retaliation, are expected to help. Some companies have begun to pay bounties for valued reports. There are indications that when employees believe their reports will be taken seriously without adverse repercussions, there's increased likelihood for internal reporting. Law firms and others have provided guidance on which companies are acting. However, it remains to be seen the extent to which the possibility of a huge, life-changing payday by the SEC will be too much to resist. Time will tell.
FCPA Enforcers Expand Scope for Companies and Executives
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Regular readers of this blog undoubtedly are familiar with the FCPA and related Justice Department and SEC enforcement activities. On a personal note, I remember well when the FCPA was enacted, as I took on responsibility in my firm for providing our clients with analysis, guidance, and support materials to help deal with the new law. Emphasis was put as much on the Act's internal control provisions, which require (with somewhat different terminology) effective systems of internal control over financial reporting – this of course, long before SOX. Companies did look at their internal control systems for opportunities for strengthening, but without required management reporting or auditor involvement, we did not see the kind of focus that came in more recent years under SOX. Significant attention was given to the bribery provisions, though with little regulatory enforcement activity for many years, attention subsequently waned.
But life under the FCPA now is very different. It's reported that in the last four years 58 companies paid almost $4 billion in settlements – including Siemens (whose securities are traded in the U.S.) paying $800 million each to the German and U.S. regulators – and 42 individuals have been convicted. Early this year, for example, an oil company executive was sentenced to a two and one-half prison term. "I am truly sorry," he said, "I lost touch." At the moment some 78 companies are reportedly under investigation, including the likes of Alcoa, Avon, Goldman Sachs, HP, Pfizer, and Wal-Mart – it remains to be seen whether they will be formally charged. And we know that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, among others, is in regulators' sights.
There has been pushback by business, saying regulators have been overzealous and thereby stifling legitimate business initiatives – especially so with their going after not only companies but individual executives as well. The United States Chamber of Commerce is looking to have the law amended, with a Chamber official recently noting "The last time I checked, we were not living in a police state." But enforcement officials don't seem to be perturbed, with the assistant Attorney General making clear that the Department is expanding its staff and enforcement actions are on the rise. With that said, discussions between the groups have begun, and desired guidance may be forthcoming.
What to do? Clearly there's no silver bullet. Close attention needs to be paid to ensuring strong compliance programs – which, importantly, the DOJ has said it will look to in a positive way when considering enforcement actions. Yes, further clarity has been requested from the Department in that regard, and we know about concerns with Dodd-Frank's whistleblower provisions, but that shouldn't stop compliance officers and senior managements from continuing efforts to strengthen internal programs. Many law and other firms have provided guidance on identifying high-risk areas and steps to be taken, which certainly are worth serious consideration. Among important areas of focus are risk assessment, policy management, clear authorities and fixed responsibility among line managers, real time communication, close monitoring by line management as well as compliance and internal audit personnel, and immediate and decisive action when red flags appear. It's not easy, but with the Act in place and regulators expanding scope, close attention is critical.
IBM Watson found a job as a risk expert!
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IBM Watson found a job as a risk expert!
IBM Watson goes to work in financial services as a risk expert. One of the largest Financial Services institutes and IBM now partner to enhance and simplify the consumer banking experience with faster, more accurate decisions, better risk assessment, and more targeted customer offers.
IBM Watson is transforming expectations for how technology can help individuals live and work in better ways. Its ability to make sense of vast quantities of unstructured information, communicate in natural human language, learn from experience, and offer confidence weighted responses is already a game changer in healthcare. Focusing these capabilities on financial services brings new possibilities for higher service levels to an expanded set of users.
For those who do
not know IBM Watson, Watson is an artificial intelligence computer system
capable of answering questions posed in natural language, developed in IBM's
DeepQA project. As a test of its abilities, Watson competed on the quiz show
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Now what will that bring to our Financial Service clients? Potentially as an assistant to client service professionals to help deliver evidence-based recommendations across multiple areas of the bank, including: credit card; private banking; wealth management; and call centers. Since IBM Watson can think faster than any human being it is able to make cross checks, prevent fraud, determine risk, etc. It is able to analyze data such as client information, online news reports, blogs, Twitter feeds, analyst reports, regulations, credit ratings, and government securities filings which can help to suggest options targeted to a consumers' individual circumstances.
Blog post by Erwin Boeren
Senior Governance, Risk & Compliance specialist IBM
The Fed's New Proposed Rules on Risk Management
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If you're in or work with the financial services industry, you probably know about the late December holiday "gift" from the U.S. Federal Reserve – proposed rules implementing provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act which could have a profound effect on how boards and managements deal with risk. In any event, you'll want to keep in mind that the Fed is accepting comments only for the next month – until March 31.
The proposed rules are far-reaching, including requirements for risk-based capital and leverage, liquidity, stress tests, sing
The risk committee is required to "document and oversee, on an enterprise-wide basis, the risk-management practices of the company's worldwide operations." The committee would be chaired by an independent director, and at least one member needs to have risk-management expertise commensurate with the company's size, complexity, and other risk-related factors. Further, its members are expected to understand risk-management principles and practices relevant to the company, with specified experience in risk management. And there are rules for a committee charter, meetings, and documentation.
The committee's responsibilities include reviewing and approving an appropriate risk-management framework commensurate with the company's size and other factors. The framework's scope is outlined, including requirements for risk limits appropriate to each line of business, policies and procedures for risk-management practices, processes for identifying and reporting risks, monitoring compliance with risk limits and procedures, and specification of management's authority and independence to carry out risk-management responsibilities. Additionally, the larger covered companies will need to appoint a chief risk officer in charge of implementing and maintaining the risk-management framework and practices approved by the risk committee, with the rules specifying responsibilities and qualifications for the CRO and reporting relationships.
If not already under way, now is the time to analyze the proposal and its implication, and let the Fed know what changes are needed. If interested, you might want to tune into the upcoming IBM OpenPages webinar where I'll be discussing the proposed rules, their implications and the challenges they present – March 8, 2:00 pm Eastern Time.


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NEW YORK, Ny (WUSA/CBS) -- Early detection is key to stopping breast cancer in its tracks, but is there such a thing as catching it too early?
According to a New York Times article that examined breast cancer cases, more than 50,000 women are being diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ, or Stage 0 breast cancer. Over 17 percent are diagnosed with the disease are, in all reality, cancer-free.
"Diagnosing the earliest stage of breast cancer can be surprisingly difficult," the newspaper's examination said. "(It's) prone to both outright error and case-by-case disagreement over whether a cluster of cells is benign or malignant."
According to Dr. Jennifer Ashton, a CBS medical correspondent, there are several reasons Stage 0 breast cancer is misdiagnosed.
The first is imaging. "When you're talking about breast cancer, when you're talking about mammography, it's not a perfect imaging modality, particularly in young women," she said. "It can see things there that are not cancer and it can miss cancers that are there."
There are also mistakes made in the biopsy process. "When part of the tissue is removed, a pathologist looks at that slide and has to make the call," Dr Ashton said. "Is this or is this not cancer? And when you're talking about diagnosing a cancer at an early stage, that is fraught with human error."
The last reason is treatment. "There is controversy amongst medical oncologists and breast cancer surgeons about how this cancer should be treated and, in some cases, even if it should be treated," she said. "It doesn't always progress to invasive cancer."
Stage 0 breast cancer is 90 percent curable, but fear often clouds the minds of women diagnosed with the disease. More often than not, they will choose aggressive forms of treatment, even against their doctor's recommendations.
A woman who has been diagnosed with Stage 0 breast cancer does have options. Dr. Ashton recommends getting a second, or even a third, opinion. "When you're talking about a cancer diagnosis, you might want to have that slide reviewed by another pathologist," she said.
She also cautions against rushing treatment. There is time for a woman to consider all of her options.
Finally, Dr. Ashton advises women to weigh the risks versus the benefits versus the options of any treatment suggested.
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New York Times article: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/20/health/20cancer.html?_r=1&hp
CBS News article: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/07/20/earlyshow/health/main6694790.shtml?tag=contentBody;cbsCarousel


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Great news from Louise Mac An tSaoi – baby Liam is on his way home to Galway Hospital. She wanted to thank everybody who had made this possible. Liam has been in Crumlin Childrens Hospital since he was born 3 years ago.
Charles O'Brien from Fossett's circus question the decision to bring a circus from Wales for the Limerick year of culture rather than an Irish circus. Fossett's circus is 125 years old this year. In a statement Limerick National city of culture says the programme will be a mix of local, national and international events and performances. It is hoped to bring spectacular acts to perform in Ireland for the first time and No fit State and a number of other acts meet this requirement.
Margaret had a word of warning about magnifying glass setting fire to paper which nearly caused a fire in their house.
Seamus wanted to thank a local man who goes out everyday picking up litter where they live in Celbridge, Co. Kildare. He believes their area is the cleanest place in Ireland as a result of this man.
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Currie Enterprises Rearend Build - Not A Tender Third MemberWritten by on March 3, 2011 Currie Enterprises' Third Member Buildup
With modern engines available such as GM's LS series 350 and 454 engines or Ford's Lightning 5.0, 4.6, and 5.8L motors being a popular choice for today's truck enthusiast, the ever-growing need to beef up our rear axle is a big one. As the horsepower and torque are greatly increased, the life expectancy of the stock rear end looks very grim. This is not saying that you couldn't improve on your stock axle's internals but, if it's not mass produced, prices and parts might be out of your reach. This is where a choice of what axlehousing comes into play, like GM's 12-bolt, Ford's 9-inch, and Dana 44 and 60. Among these axles a wide array of gear sets are available to choose from, but the Ford 9-inch has been one of the most popular choices when it comes to price and availability of parts-plus they are very strong.
When it came down to a rear end, I decided on the Currie Enterprises 9-Plus heavy-duty round-back housing with 31-spline performance axles and a TSD limited slip. The third member case is also Currie's 9-Plus nodular Sportsman case with 9-Plus nodular iron big bearing pinion support and nodular 1350 yoke.
Currie has made improvements to the stock axlehousing design by increasing the overall thickness of the housing material and thicker material where the front flange bolts up to the third member. The Currie nodular third member case also has a thicker mating surface where the gear case mates to the axlehousing. Currie increased the material thickness around the pocket bearing where stock Ford cases were weak and beefed up the ribs on the exterior. These changes help the third member case and housing remain relatively light but dramatically increase the overall structural strength. This gives me peace of mind when I decide to hammer the gas pedal at the dragstrip, and the rear end is able to handle the abuse.
It is ideal that you measure and record the following: tire height, transmission, motor, and what type of application you will be using your vehicle for before contacting Currie. I measured the tires fully inflated and explained what transmission/engine combo I was using and also the type of driving I was going to be doing. My desired cruising rpm was around 2,100-2,300 at 70 mph so a 3.25 gear set was ideal for the lower-profile Coker Tires, Plus I wanted to go on long trips without revving the motor too much. You can contact Currie Enterprises about inquires and the many options of housings and gear sets available for your project truck by phone at 714-367-2238 or visit their website at www.currieenterprises.com.
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After the solid spacer and shims are installed between the two pinion bearings, the outer pinion bearing can be pressed on.The pocket bearing was next. This bearing is what gives the 9-Inch pinion gear extra support to help with pinion deflection.
With caps removed, thread on carrier bearing spanner nuts and set initial gear backlash. At this point it's all adjusted by feel.After installing carrier caps you will need to check backlash. While maintaining bearing preload, adjust backlash to desired spec.Grease is put onto the rest of the gear teeth so that when the third member is turned over, the grease will make a "footprint" on the white marking compound so that the pattern becomes visible.
Install the locking tab, place blue Loctite on the spanner locking tab bolt, and torque to 14 ft-lb.The axle length is checked using this special tool. You want a small gap but the axle shouldn't touch the tool.The hub flange was slightly larger than the rear disc brakes, so Javier machined the axle to fit inside the brake rotor.The axle bearing was pressed on without a retainer plate because the CPP brake kit provided one. Check your brakes, you may need the retainer plate.After pressing the bearing on make sure you wipe off the metal shaving on the axle. You don't want the shaving in the housing; it may ruin your bearings.
Use silicone on both sides off the housing gasket to get a proper seal. Now lower the third member into the housing halfway and start the two bottom Nylok nuts. If you lower it all the way the third member case will not allow room to thread the nuts.


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Dallas Cowboys fans will love this in-your-face action shot of superstar Jason Witten charging toward the end zone in high definition. Bigger than a poster and tougher than a decal, our life-size wall graphics bring your favorite NFL players right into your space.
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- Prior to applying your decal, make sure the surface is smooth, free of dust or dirt, and completely dry.
- Decal is not recommended for use on "orange peel" walls or other heavily textured or overly porous surfaces.
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Skill Level: Intermediate
Original Design by: Carol Ballard
Size: Pattern made with D hook and fingering weight yarn fits 0-6 months;
pattern made with F hook and sport weight yarn fits 6-12 months;
pattern made with H hook and worsted weight yarn fits 12-24 months.
For this pattern, you will need:
Materials: Yarn Needle; Sport Weight Yarn
Button Cap: 3 oz, 216 yd (84 g, 194 m); ½″ button; Cardboard 2″ square;
Pink and White Bonnet: 3 oz, 216 yd (84 g, 194 m) Striped yarn; Small amount Eyelash yarn;
(Model used Bernat Baby Coordinates Sweet Stripes and Bucilla Boa.)
Green Bonnet: 3 oz, 216 yd (84 g, 194 m); Small amount Eyelash yarn;
(Model used Bernat Baby Coordinates and Bucilla Boa.)
Bonnet & Muffler Set: 5 oz, 360 yd (140 g, 324 m).
Note: If using different yarn, you will need approximately the same yardage, however the weight may differ.
Crochet Hook: Size Size D-3 (3.25 mm), F-5 (3.75 mm) or H-8 (5.00 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Snuggly Cap, Bonnets, and Muffler Crochet Pattern
It is important to keep a baby's head warm, and an infant looks so cute in a hate. Keep away the chill with this adorable assortment of caps and bonnets in the Snuggly Cap crochet pattern set. There is a style and color to fit every little one's personality. Whether you're on a stroll in the park, or playing in the snow, your little one will be as cute as a button. Snuggly Cap pattern set includes instructions for the Button Cap, Pink and White Bonnet, Green Bonnet and the Bonnet and Muffler set. You can make many hats in all style and colors with this one pattern. The Snuggly Cap is an economical choice if you want to make a lot of hats for a low cost
Snuggly Cap is an intermediate crochet skill pattern designed by Carol Ballard. She took all the classic elements of cute baby caps and bonnets and put it into this one crochet hat pattern set. The pattern calls for using a size D hook and fingering weight yarn for an infant size hat of 0 to 6 months. Increasing the hook size and yarn thickness makes the hat larger, up to size 24 months. Crochet hats are quick and fun to make for everyone in the family. Pull out your yarn and crochet hook to make some sweet hat designs for the little one in your life. These adorable little hats also make excellent gifts for an expecting mom. She will thank you for the soft and cute hats that will keep her newborn warm.
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Orders are generally shipped within 1-3 business days of the order being submitted to us. We ship orders Monday, Wednesday and Thursday each week with the exception of any major US holidays. Our shipping and handling charges include the costs for Customer Service, processing and postage. Shipping and handling is non-refundable. We accept payment through PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover Card. We do not accept Cash, Checks or Money Orders; please do not send these to us!
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Our policy lasts for 60 days. If 60 days have passed since your purchase was made, unfortunately we can not offer you a refund. To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. To complete your return, we require a receipt or proof of purchase be sent with your return. Please do not send your purchase back to the product manufacturer. There are certain situations where only partial refunds are granted: Books with obvious signs of use Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error. There are certain situations where no refund will be granted: CD or DVD that has been opened Clearance/Bargain Items - Only regular priced items may be refunded, unfortunately Clearance/Bargain items cannot be refunded.
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Maggie's Crochet Brand offers download versions of most of our products. Adobe Reader is required when opening the patterns. If you do not have Adobe Reader installed on your computer or device, you can download it here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/. Please note: Using other programs such as Preview or PDF Complete will cause printing errors and more. Due to the nature of downloadable products, we cannot and will not refund the cost of the item. If the item is a Maggie's Crochet Brand pattern, we can generally mail the pattern to you if you are having trouble downloading. Shipping and handling charges will have to be charged using a credit card by phone. Some downloads are not available to ship out - these are noted and all sales are final on those products. If you are not sure, please contact customer service.
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Any person in violation of our copyright will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. This site is owned and operated by Maggie Weldon Designs. All the content on this site, including but not limited to photographs, pattern designs, logos and text is owned by Maggie Weldon Designs. All materials contained on this site are protected by both United States and International copyright laws and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast without the prior written permission of Maggie Weldon Designs. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice from copies of the content. A copy of downloaded patterns may be printed by the purchaser, for personal use only and are not to be distributed. Items made from Maggie's Crochet patterns may be sold, however a notice must be attached to each item giving credit to both Maggie's Crochet and the pattern designer.


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I need to access a zimbra server from a motorola defy MB525. This seems to be different to other android platforms mentioned in the zimbra forums as the exchange configuration is done under a "corporate sync" setup option instead of the plain email setup.
After entering all the server details and attempting to sync the phone simply comes up with a message saying the connection failed but no details. The server does not have a domain and I have tried entering the domain/username with a forward slash, backslash and no slash but always the same error. Does anyone know if there are issues specific to this phone model, or any other trick?


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Edna Hardacre
Edna Hardacre, 89, of Le Mars passed away Sunday, May 13, 2012 at Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars. Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 17, 2012 at Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars. Reverend Jan Christensen of Presbyterian United Church of Christ in Le Mars will officiate. Burial will follow in Christ Lutheran Cemetery, Grant Township, rural Le Mars. Visitation with the family will be from 9:30 a.m. until the service time on Thursday at the funeral home and following the service during a time of lunch and fellowship.
Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.
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Dealing with DUI: 44 Best DUI, Alcohol and Driver Safety Resources
DUI, Alcohol & Driver Safety Information
Here at Checkpoints, we know that dealing with a DUI can be difficult. There's the emotional stress of confronting the incident, the process of finding a DUI attorney, court dates and any number of other related issues that go into resolving a DUI case.
Fortunately, there are tons of great resources and blogs out there for information on topics related to drunk driving. The Checkpoints team keeps a number of blogs bookmarked for easy access. After sharing them amongst ourselves, we thought it would be helpful to offer readers a definitive list of our 44 favorite DUI, alcohol and driver safety resources.
We may not be affiliated with the following blogs, but in our opinion, they're the best of what's out there and we're proud to give them the recognition they deserve.
To make your browsing experience as easy as possible, we've broken the list down into the following categories:
- Drunk Driving
- Alcohol News & Information
- Alcoholism Treatment & Recovery
- Driver Safety
A big congratulations to our winners, and thanks for all the excellent reading. Keep up the great work!
- Blog to Eliminate Drunk Driving. The official blog of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) details the inspiring work the organization is doing around the country and serves as an excellent resource for issues related to drunk driving, drunk driving victim services and underage drinking prevention. Read it: http://maddonline.blogspot.com/
- Behind the Wheel. The official blog of DrinkingAndDriving.Org, Behind the Wheel is written by citizens committed to public safety, respect for the law, and responsibility. They believe education is the most powerful tool for making sure those who choose to drink never choose to drink and drive. Read it: http://www.drinkinganddriving.org/blog/
- DWI Blog. Chris Alexander's blog is a great resource for comprehensive information on the laws and rules governing DWI. In an attempt to make the roads a safer place, Chris regularly posts news updates and current research about drinking and driving trends. Read it: http://www.aboutdwi.com/blog/
- Breathalyzer Blog. This is exactly the kind of blog you might expect from a company specializing in personal safety devices. The Breathalyzer Blog covers stories about alcohol safety and drunk driving prevention. Read it: http://www.q3ats.com/blog/
- Alcohol News. Updated every Monday, Alcohol News is a great blog for staying up to date on alcohol-related news around the world. Whether you skim the headlines or read the full articles, Alcohol News is always good for getting a big picture snapshot of alcohol policy on a global scale. Read it: http://alcoholweekly.blogspot.com/
- Alcohol Reports. This blog is a one-of-a-kind resource collecting the most current news, reports, publications and peer-reviewed research articles about alcoholism and alcohol-related problems on a global scale. The editorial team strongly encourages the sharing of research findings and always provides contact information for authors. Read it: http://alcoholreports.blogspot.com/
- Beer Booze News. If it's alcohol news you're interested in, you'll be hard pressed to find a blog updated more regularly than Rob K.'s Beer Booze News. From tax increases to prevention, he covers it all and he covers it often. Read it: http://www.beerbooznews.com/
- Drinkaware. If you're looking for a definitive source of information on responsible drinking, you won't do much better than the UK's Drinkaware. They may be based across the pond, but the resources you'll find here are easily applicable anywhere. Read it: http://www.drinkaware.co.uk
- Points. The official blog of the Alcohol and Drugs History Society is written by a group of scholars with wide-ranging expertise. Together they offer original reflections on the history of alcohol and drugs, the policy surrounding them, and their place in popular culture. Read it: http://pointsadhsblog.wordpress.com/
- Alcohol Law Review. Paul Pisano, Senior Vice President of the National Beer Wholesalers Association, keeps you current on alcohol regulation and legislation at the Alcohol Law Review. From court cases to Congress, this blog has all kinds of useful legal information regarding alcohol. Read it: http://www.alcohollawreview.com/
- The Politics of Drinking. Written by freelance journalist Phil Mellows, The Politics of Drinking covers, among other things, the UK pub industry and alcohol policy. As an authority on the subject, Phil offers opinion and insight on news and research related to the alcohol industry. Read it: http://www.philmellows.com/
- Drinking Diaries. Caren and Leah write about women's issues, education and travel for a variety of publications, but at Drinking Diaries they write about … drinking. More specifically, the blog is designed to be a forum for women to share, vent, express and discuss their drinking stories without judgment. Above all else, Drinking Diaries is a true community, through and through. Read it: http://www.drinkingdiaries.com/
- S.A.D. Blog. This Tumblr blog from Stop Alcohol Deaths (S.A.D.) is devoted to promoting responsible drinking. News stories, opinions, cartoons and more make up S.A.D.'s collection of original and found content. Read it: http://tumblr.stopalcoholdeaths.com/
- The Immortal Alcoholic. A truly honest and heartfelt blog from the wife of an end-stage alcoholic. Linda shares all kinds of personal stories detailing her trials and frustrations; she also provides some great information and insight about the facts related to alcoholism. Read it: http://immortalalcoholic.blogspot.com/
- The Alcohol Harm Reduction Blog. This is the official blog of HAMS, a peer-led network devoted to bettering the lives of drinkers and non-drinkers by promoting safe alcohol use. Posts are generally written by Kenneth Anderson, the author of How to Change Your Drinking: A Harm Reduction Guide to Alcohol, and are an excellent source of information about safe drinking habits. Read it: http://hamsnetwork.wordpress.com/author/porkchoptze/
- Alcohol Awareness Speaker. At the age of 18, Marcus Engel was blinded and nearly killed when he was hit by a drunk driver. After years of rehab and hours of reconstructive surgery, Marcus has regained control of his life and now speaks professionally about overcoming adversity. On his blog, Marcus offers personal thoughts on a number of inspirational topics. Read it: http://alcoholspeaker.blogspot.com/
- Journey Healing Centers Blog. Still in its infancy, we're excited to promote the new blog from Journey Healing Centers. Their hope is that it will provide a place for anyone involved with drug or alcohol rehab to strengthen one another and find support. We hope so too. Read it: http://www.journeyrecoverycenters.com/blog/
- The Alcohol Free Social Life. If you're thinking about giving up alcohol, this blog deserves a bookmark on your browser's toolbar. The Alcohol Free Social Life offers useful information about how alcohol affects you and how you can live without it. Read it: http://www.alcoholfreesociallife.com/blog/
- At the Bottom of My Gin Cup I Found Tea. James Robe was previously a personal chef to the Dutch Ambassador; he is now the owner of Driftwood Tea. Along the way he picked up another title – Sober. His personal blog chronicles his progress and achievements along the way. Read it: http://gincup.com/
- Alcoholism Support Blog. Filled with posts about current topics related to alcoholism, this blog is a great resource for someone struggling to deal with an alcohol addiction. The goal of the Alcoholism Support Blog is to help individuals understand the problems and issues that lead to alcoholism in the first place. Read it: http://www.alcoholism-support.org/alcoholism-blog.html
- The Discovering Alcoholic. Clean and sober since '94, Gavin is known by his readers as "The Discovering Alcoholic." He recently handed off most of the writing on his blog to his good friend "Screedler," who continues to prove, post after post, that the road to recovery is not a dead end. Read it: http://discoveringalcoholic.com/
- Healing Imperfectly. People clean up everywhere. The author of Healing Imperfectly recently celebrated her first year of sobriety while on active duty in Afghanistan. Her blog posts are always heartfelt and offer up an honest look inside one woman's personal healing process. Read it: http://healingimperfectly.blogspot.com/
- Breaking the Cycles. Lisa Frederkisen, who alone has more than 40 years of experience with family alcohol abuse and alcoholism, found Breaking the Cycles in 2008. The site's blog is an excellent source of news and insights regarding substance abuse and addiction. Read it: http://www.breakingthecycles.com/blog/
- Working Partners. As an organization dedicated to helping companies maintain a drug-free workplace, Working Partners uses its blog as a platform for providing all kinds of useful information about drug and alcohol safety. Read it: http://blog.workingpartners.com/
- Thinking About Drinking. This blog is an extremely interesting documentation of one individual's attempt at "re-learning to drink." Read up on insightful experiences and personal opinions as the author of Thinking About Drinking explores the possibilities of "controlled drinking." Read it: http://thinkingaboutdrinking.net/about/
- Binge Inking. Authored principally by Peapod, an individual in long-term addiction recovery and who works in the addiction treatment field, this blog offers news, opinion, comments and random musings on addiction and recovery. Binge Inking is always a good source for information and personal stories. http://www.bingeinking.com/
- Stark Raving Sober. Here's a blog that thoughtfully covers many different aspects of addiction, often from a humorous perspective. The title comes from a phrase used to describe people who are crazy, even when they're not bombed out of their gourds. We'll let you determine for yourself if you think the author fits the bill. Read it: http://stark-raving-sober.blogspot.com/
- Life Without Beer Goggles. Oscar started drinking at the age of 13 and drank on and off until he checked himself into a treatment center in 2005. He's been sober for more than six years, now. Life Without Beer Goggles is Oscar's attempt share is experiences getting sober with the millions of other people going through the same thing. Read It: http://www.lifewithoutbeergoggles.com/
- Alcoholic Outsider Artist. From the same city that produced Henry Darger comes Chicago's Parker Lanier, the Alcoholic Outsider Artist. In his own words, his pictures are "confused, abrupt, adamant, honest and entirely lacking in foresight … they are made possible only by the depth of my illness and the gift of my sobriety." Trust us when we say you've got to see them for yourself. Read it: http://alcoholicoutsiderartist.blogspot.com/
- Addiction Inbox. Dirk Hanson is a freelance science reporter and novelist. His Addiction Inbox blog is an extensive, well-kept collection of articles and health studies on drugs, addiction and alcoholism. Dirk's blog is a great resource for tracking down the most recent scientific studies and medical findings on addiction. Read it: http://addiction-dirkh.blogspot.com/
- Last 100 Days As An Alcoholic. Exactly as it sounds, Last 100 Days was intended to be the documentation of one alcoholic's last 100 days of drinking. The strategy didn't quite work at first, but with some help from his family and his doctor, the author has now been sober since April 20, 2011. Last 100 Days documents his progress as he continues to enjoy the sober life. Read it: http://soberin100days.blogspot.com
- The Safe Driver. Scott Marshall is Director of Training for Young Drivers of Canada and has been a judge on three seasons of Canada's Worst Driver. On his blog The Safe Driver, Scott offers his own observations, opinions and insights on safe driving and driver education. Read it: http://safedriving.wordpress.com/
- Defensive Driving Blog. If you're looking for useful and accessible tips for safer driving, the Defensive Driving Blog is always a good read. Updated regularly, the authors keep this blog filled with information applicable to all drivers. Read it: http://defdriving.wordpress.com/
- Women-Drivers Blog. Women-Drivers.com is "putting women in the driver's seat." Anne Fleming launched the site in 2008 and uses the Women-Drivers Blog to discuss all things auto from a distinctly female perspective. Read it: http://www.women-drivers.com/blog/
- Comedy Guys Defensive Driving Blog. The Comedy Guys team has been providing entertaining defensive driving classes for more than 15 years. On their blog, the group offers tons of defensive driving tips and auto-related news, with more than a handful of funny videos along the way. Read it: http://www.comedyguys.com/blog/
- How We Drive. The official blog of Tom Vanderbilt, Slate's transportation columnist and the author behind Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do. Tom uses How We Drive as a platform to share his latest work as well as his thoughts on various driving and traffic related issues. Read it: http://www.howwedrive.com/
- L.A. Can't Drive. Ranked by L.A. Snark as one of the top 50 L.A. blogs, L.A. Can't Drive is Michael Shen's attempt to prove that L.A. is a city filled with truly terrible motorists. Posts offer specific examples of terrible drivers, ranking each incident on an "Idiocy Meter" scale. Read it: http://www.lacantdrive.com/
- 4 Safe Drivers. A blog dedicated to providing drivers across the country with relevant driving news. From new ordinances to pending legislation, 4 Safe Drivers has all kinds of useful driving information. Read it: http://www.4safedrivers.com/blog/
- Collision Guard Blog. Collision Guard is a safe driving community whose goal is to "create aware, safety-conscious drivers." Their blog is a great resource for staying up to date on driving-related news from the serious to the sexy (according to a recent post, sexy drivers drive Audis). Read it: http://collisionguard.com/blog/
- Drive Safe Blog. The Drive Safe Blog is dedicated to "helping parents create safer roads, one teen at a time." With experienced accident investigator Mike Pehl leading the team, Drive Safe's bloggers offer tons of great information on how to stay safe behind the wheel. Read it: http://drivesafeblog.com/
- Driver's Seat. This Wall Street Journal blog features news, views and advice about cars, auto safety, driving and transportation. Driver's Seat is written primarily by Jonathan Welsh, with contributions from auto critic Dan Neal and Wall Street Journal reporters. Read it: http://blogs.wsj.com/drivers-seat/
- Speed Check. Speed Check serves as an open and informed forum for discussion on traffic and pedestrian safety topics. The blog is an excellent resource for information and insights on driver- and traffic-related facts, opinions and experiences. Read it: http://www.informationdisplay.com/traffic_calming_blog/
- Traffic Safety Culture. As the official blog of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Traffic Safety Culture offers its readers information that aims to improve drivers' attitudes and behaviors for the better. Read it: http://aaafoundation.blogspot.com/
- Zoom Safer Blog. Zoom Safer specializes in software to promote the safe, hands-free use of mobile phones while driving. The company's blog is a reliable source of information about safe driving and the fight to curb distracted driving. Read it: http://zoomsafer.com/blog/


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Participants in the 24th annual Command and General Staff College Triathlon compete in the running phase of the competition at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., May 4, 2013. The event was sponsored by the Army Command and General Staff College and Fort Leavenworth Family Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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This is pretty damn cool!
This was just a little experiment in style. I wanted to go for a electronic type of map but I wanted to draw it entirely be hand and see how it turned out. I don't think it's too bad.
This isn't for anything in particular. I had a dream ages ago where I was locked in some underground facility with someone else. The layout mostly matches that as far as I can remember (obviously I had to fill in a few gaps!).
This is pretty damn cool!
Looks nice. Dream based art always needs fillers. I like the use of color. Almost looks like a computer display.
Reminds me of an old video game map. Quite different ! Different is Good!
"Aye The skies be clear , the seas be calm and the winds be with us .....
ARGH!! but the damn compass be broken!! "
Capt. Noah Swalter Last voyage of the " Silver Crest"
..this looks really nice.
yeppers, that looks like one of those XCOM game maps.
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thats really cool!! It reminds me of a cold war bunker.
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This rocks, consider it used in my Endzeit Post-Apoc campaign!
Perfect! Thanks a lot!
Looks great. One thing though - logistically it makes no sense for the pantry and freezer to be isolated from the canteen/kitchen. The kitchen at least should have direct access to the pantry and freezer and there could be additional access points to those areas for restocking purposes.
You are completely right, Funny Hat Man. It's partially down to me not really considering things like that and also just making it up as I went along. If I do another like this, I'll put a bit more thought into the overall layout.
And thanks for the comments everyone!