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Day 4 | Friday, April 21, 2034 | Baton Rouge, LA I was running later than I wanted, but I had to pedal my old bike the back way to the Crimson Dragon Chinese Restaurant. We picked up take out from here numerous times—and I remember Grandad treating me to the buffet here a few times when he picked me up early from school. I never made the connection that John Chiao’s family owned it. I ran into…

Day 3 | Thursday, April 20, 2034 | Baton Rouge, LA I spent the rest of Wednesday in front of the television as my phone was either in a pool of blood or in evidence for the murder of a police officer, my laptop still in my booksack in my car. I had contacted my mother with the AI Assistant to let her know what was happening and that I was safe. I talked for a little while with the investigator…

Yesterday, we compared the professions of teaching and professional wrestling, highlighting the similarities between the two in terms of their performance-based nature and their ability to captivate and inspire audiences. In today’s blog post, we will delve deeper into this comparison and explore how the lessons learned from the success of three iconic professional wrestlers can be applied to the…

An artistic styling after the likeness of “Macho Man” Randy Savage Professional wrestling continues to be a popular form of entertainment, particularly among younger audiences. The allure of this sport can be attributed to a number of factors, including its entertainment value, which combines drama, stunts, and storytelling. Wrestling offers an escape from reality and allows fans to immerse…

Over the years, I’ve accumulated stacks of notebooks filled with notes from different sermons, from different preacher from various Christian traditions. But what to do with all these notes?

Among Christians, it’s not uncommon to take notes during sermons to reflect on the teachings of the pastor or priest, to help remember the messages shared during the service, or to pass the time with doodles. Over the years, I’ve accumulated stacks of notebooks filled with notes from different sermons, from different preacher from various Christian traditions. But what to do with all these notes?…

By: J.E.B. Mungall As a self-published author, promoting my new novel Antiphon: Fire and Stone has been a challenging experience. I wanted to share some of the struggles I’m and how I’m attempting to deal with them. Reaching the Right Audience—or an audience at all: One of the biggest challenges I’m facing is finding the right audience for my novel. With millions of books available on Amazon,…

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Amerisure Insurance Promotes Long, Mungall and Spaude

Farmington Hills, Mich.-based Amerisure Insurance Co. has promoted Allen Long to director, Advanced Analytics; Casey Mungall to director, Enterprise Risk Management and Investments; and Chris Spaude to director, Financial Planning and Analysis.

Long joined Amerisure in 2006 and previously was manager, Actuarial Predictive Analytics. He holds a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society designation.

Mungall previously served as from assistant portfolio manager. In addition to retaining his current investment responsibilities, Mungall also oversees Amerisure’s Enterprise Risk Management Department. Mungall, a chartered financial analyst, joined Amerisure in 2005.

Spaude assumes responsibility for Treasury and Accounts Payable, which includes forecasting, budgeting and the annual financial planning process, as well as agency financial statements and financial analysis. Spaude joined Amerisure in 2003 and previously served as manager, FP&A.

Source: Amerisure Mutual Insurance Co.