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Articles in June, 2008 issue of Risk Management

• Knowledge is power
  by Mary J. Clarke
• Buy low, sell Hai
  by Bill Coffin
• Smiling on candid camera
  by Bill Coffin
• After the fall
  by Pearl Gabel
• Grace under fire
  by Morgan O'Rourke
• King James for a day
  by Jared Wade
• Buy one, get one free
  by Morgan O'Rourke
• Bring your gun to work day
  by Bill Coffin
• Seven sins of tax risk management
  by Daniel Erasmus
• When facing a restless night in bed, many people have at least tried to catch a few winks by counting sheep
• Greenwich Associates recently released its 2008 Broker Quality Index in order to rank the service that individual brokers are delivering to their corporate clients
• When it comes to hurricanes, everyone knows about the eye of the storm
• Given the recent writers' strike and the ongoing problems the entertainment industry faces from digital piracy and changing technology, it's no surprise that there are many potentially catastrophic threats on its horizon
• The results of a collaborative natural disaster management project that began with the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center in 1996 were released in its March report, "Managing Large-Scale Risks in a New Era of Catastrophes."
• Small potatoes?
  by Pearl Gabel
• Crisis Leadership Now: A Real-World Guide to Preparing for Threats, Disaster, Sabotage, and Scandal
  by Pearl Gabel
• At Your Own Risk: How the Risk-Conscious Culture Meets the Challenge of Business
  by Pearl Gabel
• Subprime fallout: insurance coverage battles: part one
  by Andrew M. Reidy
• Subprime fallout: investing in data management: part two
  by Rachel Parker
• Managing the data loss crisis
  by David Bartlett
• The value of smoothing cash flows
  by Nicos A. Scordis
• Board-level risk committees: implications and opportunities for risk managers
  by William Atkinson
• Caution: how to develop an effective product warning: developing a product warning label may seem easy, however, it needs to be properly executed in order to improve the company's position when litigation inevitably occurs
  by Eric F. Shaver
• Risk strategies for the Chinese market
  by Kent Kedl
• After Stoneridge
  by John C. Tanner
• A beautiful friendship
  by Donna L. Wilson
• The Pope comes to America
  by Jared Wade
• Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder
  by Morgan O'Rourke
• RIMS honors risk management's shining stars
• 100,000 reasons to study
• ERM Report coming soon
• The new reality of risk
• Visiting Edinburgh, Scotland
• Datebook: June 2008
• Hindsight