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I am a Veteran and a Small Business Owner. I am constantly searching for ideas and better ways of growing my business.
Today I was searching one of my favorite blogs Veneran Owned Business and ran across the Veterans Chamber of Commerce. This site is packed with programs and assistance for Veterans and Active Duty Military in helping them start their own business.
Here is an over view about them in their own words:
“Everything we do is in support of veterans and their families.
Our Mission is clear: We Empower Individuals and Organizations who have ideas or programs that impact the lives of veterans and their families.
Our Message is Simple!: We believe in establishing strong bonds of collaboration with like-minded individuals and organizations who have a passion for helping veterans.
What We Believe:
We believe in working together as “One-Unit” – We believe in Promoting and Supporting all veterans.
What we do:
We help Veterans advance into their next stage in life in three areas:
On the Service side of the Chamber;
We Empower individuals and organizations who have ideas for programs that impact the lives of veterans and their families, in three areas:
I signed up today, it was free. I look foward to exploring their programs and will report back what I find in the future.
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Happy Small Business Week! This For Veterans—Achieve Your Small Biz Dreams Webinar is just one of many events throughout Indiana in honor of Small Business Week.
SBA Indiana teams up with VetBiz Central to deliver information on a variety of programs, opportunities, and benefits for aspiring or established Vetrepreneurs.
Topics include:
WHEN: May 1, 11 am
WHERE: Online
COST: Free
Registration is required. Click or type www.vetbizcentral.org in your browser and sign up today!
This workshop brought to you through a partnership between Veterans Business Outreach Center VetBiz Central and the SBA. Questions? Email Public Affairs Specialist Laura Schafsnitz at laura.schafsnitz@sba.gov.
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JAN 24, 2018 | BY DENNY JACOB, PROPERTYCASUALTY360
The role of cell phones in our society faces greater scrutiny in recent years, particularly when it comes to the world of driving.
Distracted driving can happen in a number of ways, but smartphones are often behind a case of distracted driving more often than not.
A study conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety compared drivers’ odds of crash involvement when using a cell phone relative to driving without performing any observable secondary tasks, both overall and stratified by selected environmental and crash-related factors.
Related: Smartphones are killing Americans on the roads, but nobody’s counting
Data came from a sample of 3,593 drivers, whose driving was monitored using in-vehicle video and other data collection equipment for a period of several months between Oct. 2010 and Dec. 2013. Men (1,712) and women (1,878) represented age groups ranging from 16 years old to 75 years old.
While the great debate over cell phones — along with many other topics, such as the future of autonomous vehicles — and distracted driving has no end in sight, studies like this one will prove useful for researchers, the automotive and electronics industries, and traffic safety advocates, among others, in making tomorrow’s roads a safer place for drivers and pedestrians alike.
Asterisks in tables denote instances in which there were too few crashes and/or baseline epochs involving a specific cell phone task to compute an odds ratio.(Photo: Crash Risk of Cell Phone Use While Driving: A Case-Crossover Analysis of Naturalistic Driving Data)
The study found that “visual-manual interaction with cell phones while driving, particularly but not exclusively relative to text messaging, was associated with approximately double the incidence of crash involvement relative to driving without performing any observable secondary tasks.”
Notably, 42 of 65 crashes that involved any form of visual-manual interaction with cell phones involved texting. Hand-held cell phone conversation, location/reaching for/answering the phone, and overall cell phone use (all manner of cell phone use combined) were associated with elevated risk of crash involvement.
Related: America’s roadways need to be digitalized
Assocations between visual-manual cell phone interaction and crash risk tended to be stronger in free-flow traffic and in types of crashes in which the subject driver played a clear role, such as rear-end and road-departure crashes.
While hopes for a world without distracted driving may be ways away, drivers who continue to use their cell phones on the road will remain an issue for the foreseeable future. Until then, drivers must remember that driving is a privilege, and that the road is a shared space between drivers and pedestrians alike.
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by Amanda Prischak on
It’s no secret that drivers face many distractions behind the wheel.
Perhaps no source of distracted driving gets as much attention these days as texting while driving. Policymakers have tackled the problem with legislation banning the dangerous habit. Meanwhile, one state has even created text stops on its major highways.
It sounds crazy, but the next tactic may very well be a radar gun that can detect drivers who text behind the wheel. A company in Virginia is working on just such a device.
It’s uncertain if law enforcement officials in the states that ban texting while driving will use the radar guns. But that hasn’t stopped people from raising questions about whether the technology constitutes an invasion of privacy. Meanwhile, others have questioned the logistics of how the gun knows a driver, rather than a passenger, is texting.
Learn more about these radar guns by reading the source article at yahoo.com.
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