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Meet an Artist: Denzil Strickland

I was almost five when I lost my cousin and uncle in a car wreck. I was too young to fully understand what had happened, but the memories remained. The lives of my aunt and two cousins who survived that night were greatly affected. But when I was in the hospital with my mother, visiting my aunt, I heard a loud commotion from a room down the hall. There were two policemen guarding the door and I could hear the nurses trying to subdue the man in the room. I learned that he was the one who had been responsible for the wreck. He had been drunk and had run a stop sign. For some reason, his story was the one I wanted to tell. Specifically, I wanted to tell the story of the surviving son - the imagined son in the novel, Cliff, the shame that shaped him and the guilt he felt for being alive.

Wreck of Titanic's sister ship to become underwater museum

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Retirement Wreck: Are 401(k)s Still Viable for Saving?

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Retirement Wreck: Are 401(k)s Still Viable for Saving?

The facade of the New York Stock Exchange, where shares have tumbled. The Dow Jones industrial average is off 36 percent for the year; many would-be retirees are anxious about their savings.

A financial wreck can't keep good Web developers down

LONDON-- Britain's normally gray capital was unusually sunny this week. So were the attitudes of Web developers gathered here for a conference while, across the pond, Wall Street was in full panic mode.

Titanic sister ships wreck to become seabed museum

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BRIEF: Cell phone causes wreck

Sandra Jeffers, 58, of Fithian was injured in a one-vehicle accident at 3:30 p.m. Monday along U.S. Route 150 near County Road 680E west of Oakwood.

Text messages sought in train wreck investigation

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3 factors behind the economic train wreck

How did the world's financial system get into such a mess? It's tempting to blame specific politicians, decisions and laws (or the lack thereof), and leave it at that.

NEWS: AC/DC say iTunes will wreck the music industry

AC/DC's latest album is going to be released on 20 October, but the band is taking a stand and refusing to let it be sold through iTunes.

The Reserve Bank has stared into the burning wreck of the global economy and attempted to quell the flames... Market sector newsFinancial Services: UPDATE 2-Australia guarantees bank deposits to combat crisis Financial Services: Australia coordi

Australia today stared into the furnace that has become the global economy. And the Reserve Bank has attempted to quell the flames with its one percent interest rate cut. Is it enough?

BPM, SOA and Web 2.0: Business transformation or train wreck?

As the technologies and business practices surrounding BPM, SOA, and Web 2.0 mature, more and more organizations are adopting them—both individually and collectively. As a result, fundamental changes have arisen in the way IT and business stakeholders work together. Although the opportunities this presents are enormous, so too are the risks: security, inefficiencies, disruptions, and possible organizational misalignment.

We're here to bury Stanford

The British media saw it as its patriotic duty to wreck any association between Allen Stanford and their cricket, particulary after he condemned Test cricket as boring

In Pictures: First Aid For Your 401(k)

The market's swift descent in 2008, especially in September and October, has made a wreck of many 401(k) plans. Repairing the damage will take time, but there are some steps you can take today to get your retirement nest egg back in shape.

US Intelligence Officials Are Worried That Financial Institutions Are Vulnerable to Hackers

Not that we need it, but here's yet another reason to worry about havoc in financial markets: U.S. intelligence officials increasingly fear that computer hackers could wreck banks and large financial institutions, or send stock markets into one more panicked frenzy, by covertly manipulating data and spreading false information.

COZIER ON CRICKET: British playing out agenda

Sir Allen Stanford touched down on the hallowed turf at Lord's in June in that black helicopter with his name emblazoned on the side, revealed his treasure chest filled with US$20 million in bank notes and condemned Test matches as "boring", the British media saw it as its patriotic duty to wreck any association between him and their cricket.

Briefcase Blog - Bloody Lawyers and Death on Messines - Legal NZ News & Jobs

The Wall Street meltdown has left lawyers bloodied along with the Masters of the Universe who not only thought they could do no wrong with all their fancy-pants packaged debt but also insisted they be paid most of the money in the universe to prove it. Bad luck, guys. Game over. The Lehmans, Merrills, AIG train wreck has left lawyers in New York and London both dazed and confused, but mostly out of pocket and worried. Proposed law mergers are being terminated and the legal landscape in the New York-London legal power centres is now becoming reshaped, more akin to the surface of Mars with a more level field of vision, pock marked with craters where former clients have died. Suddenly relationships and alliances are all over the place. As Lehman’s 145 in house lawyers turn out the lights, outside lawyers are relying on personal relationships

Microsoft Sues DHL Over Xbox-Busting Train Crash

Microsoft is suing delivery service DHL for their refusal to compensate the boys in Redmond for the destruction of over 21,000 Xboxes in a Texas train derailment. The consoles were due for Hong Kong when the train, carrying two large containers of Xboxes, went off the tracks, sustaining a substantial amount of water and impact damage and, interestingly, "pilfering." Microsoft is seeking $2 million in compensation for DHL's negligence. That the phrase "fiery train wreck" is missing from the report makes me think it wasn't as exciting as it could've been. Imagine the headlines! [PC World]

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