Recently added articles from Risk Management:
Up, up and away.(First Word)
Dec 01, 2009; ... A few years ago, my wife flew over the North Pole on her way to China. When our kids learned of this, they quizzed their mom about what she saw out her window. Did she see Santa's workshop? How many elves were there? Was Santa flying around in his sleigh? Even I had to ask, what exactly ...
Brain trust: a medical study confirms what too many have feared--the sport of football can cause brain trauma. What can the NFL do?(Fore front)
Dec 01, 2009; ... Andre Waters, a former NFL defensive back, committed suicide three days before Thanksgiving in 2007. Terry Long, a former Pittsburgh Steelers lineman, took his life in 2006 by drinking antifreeze. Tom McHale, a former Tampa Bay Buccaneer who was in and out of rehab after his NFL career ...
Security breach on Capitol Hill.(Fore front)(cyber terrorism investigations)
Dec 01, 2009; ... In October, a data breach on Capitol Hill that revealed the names of at least eight lawmakers being investigated for ethics violations called into question the cybersecurity policies that exist for Congress and led House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to pledge an "immediate and comprehensive ...
The dark side of sunshine: a unique and relatively new crime wave has been targeting solar panels and their black market profits.(Fore front)
Dec 01, 2009; ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Most companies have at least considered adopting alternative energy solutions. More than just having an environmental conscience, many businesses have found it simply profitable to add a few wind turbines on site or install a few solar panels on the roof ....
Fair or foul? A contentious battle between an artist and the AP will help clarify fair use rights and copyright law.(Fore front)
Dec 01, 2009; ... It was the most iconic image of the Obama presidential campaign--a bold, red, white and blue portrait of Barack Obama gazing skyward with the word "HOPE" emblazoned across the bottom. The image was everywhere from posters and stickers to t-shirts and billboards. There was even a web ...