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Interested in participating in a Metro Rides vanpool? The vanpool departs from the Safeway Shopping Center off Mesa Ridge Parkway in Fountain at 6:05 a.m. and arrives at Schriever at 6:30 p.m. The vanpool departs from Schriever at 4 p.m. and arrives back at Safeway at 4:30 p.m. This is a Monday-to-Friday vanpool. There is no cost to vanpool members as this is a govern-ment-funded program. Please contact Steve Cooper at 567-5668.

Legal office holds Car Buying Clinic

The 50th Space Wing legal office is hosting a Car Buying Clinic 10 a.m. June 5 in the Building 300 Auditorium? Whether you are in the market for the newest vehicle, you need a cheap car to get around town or you want to celebrate a recent promotion, this workshop will give you the information you need to get a car for the best price. Dealerships depend on knowing more about the car-buying process than you. This workshop will walk you through the dealer’s forms, explain how to get financing, and explore how to avoid becoming a victim of car fraud.

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Seth Cannello, Schriever sports and fitness manager, wasn’t sure if he’d even heard about Olympic Day prior to receiv-ing an e-mail from Air Force Services leaders last month. In the notice, Cannello learned that the U.S. Olympic Training Center would provide personnel to help local installations plan and execute Olympic Day celebrations and activities.

The deal seemed too easy to pass up. As a result, Schriever will celebrate Olympic Day June 21, with a team handball dem-onstration and competition beginning at 9 a.m. at the fitness center.

“We’ve hosted Olympic-style events here, but nothing like this,” Cannello said. “This is going to be both a fun and educational event for kids and adults here on base.”

Olympic Day is a celebration for youth around the world to observe the Olympic values of fair play, perseverance, respect and sportsmanship.

Three-time Olympian, Cynthia Stinger, will kick off the day’s events by demon-strating the sport of team handball to Schriever School-Age Program students.

“We’ll have a ceremony with a torch and we’ll talk about the Olympic mission, which seeks to advance a more peace-ful world through sport,” said Stinger, who competed for the U.S. handball team Courtesy photo

Karoline Borg, U.S. Womens Team-Handball National Team, competes against Canada in a 2011 Pan Am Games qualifying match in Montreal.

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It has an odd sounding name and is separated from Schriever by more than a 1,000 miles and three states, but the Vandenberg Air Force Base Patch and Test Facility plays an integral role in 50th Space Wing business.

As part of the 21st Space Operations Squadron, it provides command and control communica-tions support to the Air Force Satellite Control Network. It links more than 150 Department of Defense and allied satellites, eight remote tracking stations, NASA and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. It also supports the National Reconnaissance Office, the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program and the White House Communications Office among other agencies.

And now, in just its third year of operation, the VAFB Patch and Test Facility can add one of the na-tion’s top communications awards to its already im-pressive resume: Outstanding Defense Information System Network Facility of the Year for 2012.

The award is decided and presented by the Defense Information Systems Agency’s continental U.S. branch, which recognizes the top organization in six categories.

“This is a huge accomplishment,” said Lt. Col. Andy Wulfestieg, 21 SOPS commander. “I am ex-tremely proud of the work we do here and the way we work together through all the challenges, projects and issues to deliver outstanding support to the AFSCN and the 50th Space Wing. These efforts provide space-based capabilities to warfighters and the entire world that affect every aspect of their missions and lives.”

According to 50 SW Commander Col. James Ross, the VAFB Patch and Test Facility maximized network availability for mission users, executed an enterprise-wide crypto modernization effort and

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Space Shuttle Endeavor flew over Vandenberg Air Force Base Sept. 21, 2012 on its way from Cape Canaveral, Fla. to Los Angeles. The Vandenberg Patch and Test Facility provides communications support to NASA among many other government organizations.

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Did you know the America’s Armed Forces Kids Run will take place 9 a.m. Friday at the Schriever fitness center? The run is open to the entire Schriever community and their family members. The first 12 kids to cross the finish line will receive a free t-shirt. Register online at www.americaskidsrun.org.

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In today’s fiscally constrained environ-ment, individual responsibility and aware-ness have become more important than ever. The benefits the Air Force has provided in the past are being cut or modified and the individual now must work more aggressively to develop the whole person concept. So, how can each of us capitalize on opportunities available during sequestration? To ensure you are not left behind, I believe there are three critical responsibilities that will con-tinue to grow officers, civilians and enlisted focusing on the total person concept. They include personal development, professional development and individual development. As I walk through each area of responsibility, you will notice one common theme, mentor-ship. Both up and down the chain, the way we communicate, promote opportunities and adapt to the current environment enables us to continue making a difference in the jobs we do and the nation we serve. Mentorship is one of the greatest tools we have to overcome the challenges that lie ahead and will reward those who utilize and practice mentorship with a stronger path toward achieving the total person concept, which we value so much in the Air Force.

The first AOR we must all continue to take advantage of is personal development. When we were young, personal development was encouraged initially by our parents when they sent us to preschool, elementary school, middle school and high school. During these formative years, we laid the foundation of learning necessary for us to set and achieve life goals that culminated in that wonder-ful day where we earned our high school diploma. I recently attended my nephew’s

high school graduation and was encouraged by the enthusiasm and optimism of the grad-uating class. What amazing opportunities they have to make a difference in the world. While military members represent only 1 percent of America, each of you has chosen to make a difference by serving in the military. I commend your choice. Having made this decision, you have also made the choice to continue your personal development through the many opportunities available to service members. Educational goals ranks as one of the top reasons members chose to join the military and our Air Force has empowered our personnel to achieve educational goals

because it makes them better leaders in the Air Force. As leaders, we must be mentors and encourage those around us to consider educa-tion plans within the new fiscally constrained environment. Encouraging our personnel, coworkers and even friends to visit the edu-cation center and work toward Community College of the Air Force, bachelor and master degrees will make the Air Force a more in-formed service and develops us personally.

Our professional development is also in our immediate AOR. With the drastic re-duction in temporary duty funds this fiscal year, commanders at all levels have pur-sued alternative means to achieve mission success. Within my own organization, we have held video teleconferences for program reviews to bring together diverse mission partners that were previously held at TDY locations. Holding a technical meeting via VTC is not the easiest of challenges, but in the current environment it is an accept-able short-term solution. While professional development via VTC is also difficult, the Air Force has already taken steps to im-prove distance learning. Air University has embraced online learning and offers four online courses on leadership and develop-ment through the Leadership Development Program that are self-paced and available for junior officers and civilians. Additionally, Air War College and Air Command and Staff College recently transitioned to an online blackboard and electronic curricu-lum system that requires enrolled students to download self-study materials. Course 14 for senior enlisted professional military education is also available as an online computer-based course. For Guard and Reserve enlisted members, you’ll find that

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Lt. Col. Chadwick Igl3rd Space Operations Squadron commander


supported communications for 12 success-ful launches, all while maintaining a 99 percent mission reliability rate.

“This award [for Category 1 — Global Information Grid small transmission fa-cilities] is a great recognition for the hard work going into our critical enabling infra-structures,” Ross said. “Without teams like 21 SOPS, our wing’s mission, command-

ing satellites, would not be possible. I’m extremely proud of the work they’ve done and I’m elated to celebrate this award. It’s more awesome work from the 50th Space Wing.”

Wulfestieg pointed to the total number of outages, issues resolved and support to several significant modernization up-grades as probable factors toward earn-ing the award. During 2012, the facility transitioned numerous circuits from an asynchronous-transfer-mode network to an internet-protocol-based network, an op-eration that involved an immense amount

of testing and validation.“This is a better network now because

it’s more fault tolerant,” Wulfestieg said. “The data itself finds additional ways around problems. It can better handle outages be-tween locations, like between Schriever and its remote antennas.”

Russ Jessen, Vandenberg site manager and a contractor for Harris IT Services Corp., believes the recognition shows how motivated military members, civil service employees and contractors can work to-gether toward mission excellence.

“With all the sweeping changes in mis-

sion, technology and staffing during these three short years, 21 SOPS still adapts and exceeds the standard, setting an example for other teams to emulate,” he said.

The award was the second consecutive acknowledgement for the communications facility, which took identical honors in the same category in 2011.

“I’ve been working with this team my entire professional career, as an Airman, a civil servant and, for the last 15 years, as a contractor,” Jessen said. “Through all that time, this back-to-back recognition serves as one of our greatest achievements.”

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Members of the 21st Space Operations Squadron pose for a photo outside the Ellison Onizuka Satellite Operations Facility. The squadron’s Vandenberg Air Force Base Patch and Test Facility earned its second consecu-tive award as Outstanding Defense Information System Network Facility of the year.

From page 3MentorshipCourse 3 and Course 15 are viable options through Air University to allow you to earn Airman Leadership School and NCO Academy credit. Lastly, I’m also encouraged by the amount of online computer-based trainings offered for Air Force career fields. While I am not the expert in all career fields and the different CBTs, I do know that every organizations has a training manager available who should be an excellent mentoring resource to allow all of us to pursue professional development offerings. There’s that critical resource again — our mentors.

In the last AOR, I’d like to address concerns with indi-vidual development. While the Air Force has always been a great place to pursue both personal and professional development opportunities, I can honestly say that it does

not matter if the Air Force budget doubles if each individual does not step up to the plate. As members of the Air Force, each one of us has the distinct privilege to make a difference by being a mentor. Being a mentor is not a job, although it is actually a part of something that every one of us does every day. For those of you with kids, mentor is not one of the jobs that your kids want to be when they grow up. Kids want to be fireman, astronauts, doctors, musicians, singers, or the president. And we encourage our kids to reach for the stars and be a doctor or a fireman, a singer and maybe even the president, but what we are really doing is encouraging them to pursue their dreams and we men-tor them by the way we act, dress, talk and interact with others. We are setting standards and mentoring the people we work with both good and bad. Good mentors take the time to focus on individual development by creating experi-ences that can be shared by many, whether it is starting a professional development book reading brown bag lunch club or bringing peers or subordinates in to talk about

course corrections in leadership. I recently read the book, “Unbroken” by Laura Hillenbrand and it was an amazing story about Louis Zamperini, a World War II bombardier who persevered through a multitude of challenges in the Pacific theater of war. I’d love to provide details, but that would ruin the story — you really need to read it to absorb and reflect on the challenges he faced and how he was able to overcome and persevere. Through professional reading, you can learn, reflect and then impart lessons learned to others as well as encourage professional reading when you mentor. Individual development is so important because it is a part of us personally, professionally, at work, at home and in the community.

Being part of something larger than yourself is one of the greatest privileges of being in the Air Force. As you take on the responsibilities of personal, professional and individual development, the most important question you must ask is, “Have you made a difference and mentored anyone today?”


History QuizWeek of May 30, 2013

Last week’s answer: When the 2nd Space Operations Squadron first activated in 1962, it had what name? Bonus question: To what organiza-tion was the squadron assigned? The 2nd Space Operations Squadron first activated Jan. 16, 1962, as the 2nd Surveillance Squadron (Sensor) and was assigned to Air Defense Command.

This week’s question: The 3rd Space Operations Squadron first activated during World War II as a photographic reconnaissance squadron. Which other of the wing’s squadrons began their history as a World War II photographic reconnaissance squadron?

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As the first sergeant with the 50th Security Forces Squadron, Master Sergeant Erin French may have seen the most common issues affecting Airmen.

Financial, professional, personal or relationship issues are some of the problems that first sergeants help Airmen tackle on a regular basis. This ability to provide assistance may prove helpful to French as she serves as one of Schriever’s four master resilience trainers.

“The vacancy came open for someone to attend, and we realized having a first sergeant as a master resilience trainer could be beneficial because of the type of situations we are already helping individuals work through and resolve,” French said. “Why not have a first sergeant who is already working in a resilience capacity and helping people resolve their issues be a resilience trainer?”

Master resilience trainers are an integral element to pro-vide trained and certified members as installation experts for Comprehensive Airmen Fitness. The trainers will provide awareness education and skill development techniques for Airmen and their families to enhance individual resilience across the four pillars of CAF: mental, physical, social and spiritual.

“A lot of our programs are set up to be reactive,” French said. “If you look at some of our helping agencies — often they are structured to pick up the pieces after something has gone wrong in a person’s life. The point of the resiliency training is to give you the skills in advance to work through the challenges we face.”

French recently attended the master resilience trainer train-the-trainer course at the Expeditionary Center at Joint

Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J. With this training, she will be able to provide train-the-trainer courses for base resilience training assistants, who will assist in providing resiliency training for Team Schriever.

“Once we have more [trainers] on Schriever AFB, we will be training resilience training assistants (RTA),” French said. “RTAs will be able to share the responsibility of providing

resilience skills training at the unit level [sessions].”Air Force guidance mandates that First Term Airmen

Centers are required to include eight consecutive hours of resilience training given by the trained master resilience trainer at the base. In the near future, MRTs and RTAs will provide resilience training during Wingman Day events, commander’s calls, roll calls, professional organizations, meetings or other unit functions. The training consists of teaching resiliency skills to reinforce and strengthen members’ four pillars.

“Rather than jumping in when it’s too late, and be reac-tive, we have to give people an opportunity to be a little bit more proactive and provide them with skills to make that possible,” she said. “This training is tailored for everyone. This is going to strengthen our Airmen.”

Chief Master Sgt. Gary Sharp, 50th Mission Support Group superintendent and acting 50th Space Wing com-mand chief, said the training is beneficial because the Air Force is asking more of its Airmen than ever before.

“We need to ensure they are mentally, socially and spiritu-ally capable to meet these challenges,” Sharp said. “Master resiliency training provides our Airmen with the tools to better cope and rebound from those issues before they occur to enable them to maintain their readiness.”

Additionally, the training is designed to get individuals to reinforce themselves and work through their problems.

“We need our Airmen to be able to adapt and overcome the various obstacles they may encounter in their personal and professional lives,” Sharp said. “By better equipping them to manage these issues, we are ultimately improving their quality of life and their ability to effectively perform their duties.”

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Olympiansin the 1984, 1988 and 1992 Olympiads in Los Angeles, Seoul and Barcelona respectively.

Team handball has floundered in the U.S. since the early ‘90s, but Stinger, who now manages the U.S. Olympians Association, is helping to enliven the sport.

“We have a womens’ team that is at-tempting to qualify for the Pan Am Games right now, so I think we’re get-ting back on track,” she said. “We have

the best athletes in the world and there isn’t any reason why we can’t get back on the international stage in Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympic Games. That’s one reason I’ve wanted to do demonstrations and show my support.”

Not to be confused with “handball,” a sport similar to racquet ball, “team handball” resembles more of a sport like basketball or soccer, where players from each team try to score by throwing a ball into a goal. Team handball is played in a gymnasium with a goal on each end. Players run, dribble and pass to advance the ball and teams are comprised of six players plus a goalkeeper.

Stinger and her fellow demonstrators

will cover the basics, along with a bit of strategy and teamwork lessons. Then, the students will split up into equal size groups and play team handball in a some-what unstructured format.

“We’ll adjust rules and adapt to the size of the group so we can provide the most fun for the students,” Stinger said.

Adults get their chance to participate later in the day.

Cannello wanted to showcase the sport to a mass audience, so he’s in the process of setting up a multi-match competition, following the youth demonstration.

Stinger is bringing a group of experi-enced team handball players along to help demonstrate and compete against teams

made up of Schriever’s best athletes. Her team will include a few Olympians along with some Olympic hopefuls and possi-bly a couple of U.S. Air Force Academy cadets.

“I’m hoping to get a team of colonels together to take on the Olympic team first,” Cannello said. “After that match up, we’re also hoping to make up a team of some our best athletes and throw them at the Olympians. We’re hoping we can get a big crowd in the gym to watch the competition.”

Stinger said the event will run un-til people simply get tired of playing. Contact the fitness center at 567-6628 for more information.

By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys50th Space Wing Public Affairs

In today’s hustle-and-bustle environment, the way users communicate quickly and effectively plays a large role in mission success. This summer, computer users at Schriever are slated to have one more tool in their pocket to do so, as Air Force Space Command made licenses available for Microsoft Office Communicator 2007.

“Several other bases have already rolled [the program] out to their user population. Once the licenses were opened up to the Air Force at no additional cost, Schriever jumped at the chance,” said Shane Swenson, 50th Space Communications Squadron chief of operations. “The chat features should add value and productivity capabilities to the existing Microsoft Office suite.”

The messenger program comes with a plethora of benefits.“Communicator is a unified communications application

that helps end-users be more productive by enabling them to communicate and collaborate easily with others in dif-ferent locations or time zones,” said Airman Ryan Mottley, 50 SCS client systems technician.

Office Communicator will be remotely installed allowing a seamless transition to the new software for users with no configuration needed on their end. Once installed, users initially will need to click on the Microsoft icon in the bottom left corner of their screen and then select Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 R2. When the program launches, users will select the login option while the program will configure itself for use.

One of the major benefits to users after the program begins to roll out will be the ability to bring multiple users into a messenger conversation in real time.

“Office Communicator 2007’s biggest advantages include allowing users to have a conference with multiple contacts at one time. Also users can set their own status for avail-ability, in or out of office, etc., and it will integrate into their Outlook calendar letting others know when users are available,” said Mottley. “Rich text in instant mes-saging and collaboration in real time allow for simplified information sharing.”

Additionally, users will be able to communicate with any-one on the global network that has the messenger. This allows quick coordination across multiple installations in real time; even allowing users to save a conversation to their computer’s

desktop or export a copy in Outlook for reference later.“What really puts this program over the top is the ability

to know quickly who is available for conversation. Instead of sending an email out and hoping a person is at their desk, users are able to see a status next to their contacts showing their availability,” said Mottley. “This benefit, when commu-nicating with people across the wing or Air Force wide, sig-

nificantly speeds up how quickly tasks can be accomplished.”Office Communicator 2007 provides capabilities from

any location via a simple Internet connection.“There is no telling the limits in the way this technology

can enhance the ability to meet mission requirements and provide resilient and cost-effective space and cyberspace capabilities for the joint force and the nation,” said Mottley.

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Outdoor Recreation is partnering with Front Range Climbing to bring rock climb-ing to Airmen and their families, who have recently returned from a deployment within a year. The trip will be held June 12, and trans-portation will be provided from Schriever AFB at 8 a.m. Personnel can also meet at the Garden of the Gods Visitor Center at 9 a.m. There is no cost but personnel must register by calling 567-6050. All equipment will be provided by Front Range Climbing, however, personnel must have their own water, snacks, sunscreen etc.

Hike Cheyenne CanonOutdoor Recreation will be leading a hike

through Cheyenne Canon June 21. The cost for the hike is $10 if guests meet the group on location and $20 if transportation is need-ed. Cost for the trip includes water, snacks and a small knapsack. The trip will depart Schriever ODR at 8 a.m. and arrive at the Cheyenne Canon trailhead by 9 a.m. The

hike will last for approximately three hours, leaving the trailhead noon, and returning to SAFB at approximately 1 p.m. The registra-tion deadline is June 19. For more informa-tion contact Korey at 567-6050.

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Tickets and Travel is gearing up for the summer with tickets for Water World, Elitch Gardens, the Colorado Renaissance Festival and Royal Gorge now available for purchase. Please contact ODR/ITT at 567-6050 for more information on ticket prices and availability.

Borrow household items from Schrievers loan locker

The Schriever Airman and Family Readiness Center maintains a loan locker of household items for those going through permanent change of station and in need of dishes, pots and pans, futons, car seats, strollers and many other essentials. These may be borrowed while waiting for household goods to arrive or after household goods have

been packed. Call the A&FRC at 567-3920 to schedule a time to meet and browse the loan locker.

Legal assistance website saves time

You may fill out an online worksheet prior to your visit to the legal office for ex-pedited service. Worksheet topics include wills, advance medical directives and pow-ers of attorney. No legal documents can be printed from this website — please visit the Schriever legal office to obtain your docu-ment. Only Air Force legal offices have ac-cess to the data you enter here and the data you enter is deleted after 90 days. Please bring your ticket number with you. Legal office personnel will not be able to access your worksheet without the ticket number. For more information, visit https://aflegalas-sistance.law.af.mil.

Grab free Sky Sox vouchersSky Sox Baseball is hosting an Air Force

Appreciation game 7:05 p.m. June 20. All Schriever personnel are invited to pick up

free game vouchers for a seat at the game at the main fitness center, Outdoor Recreation and the Wizards Brew Coffee Shop. Vouchers are available on a first-come, first-served basis with the ability for each customer to pick up 10 vouchers. Vouchers should be redeemed in advance of the game to ensure that seating is available. Please call 567-3588 for more information.

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The 50th Space Wing legal office is hosting a Car Buying Clinic 10 a.m. June 5 in the Building 300 Auditorium? Whether you are in the market for the newest vehicle, you need a cheap car to get around town or you want to celebrate a recent promotion, this workshop will give you the information you need to get a car for the best price. Dealerships de-pend on knowing more about the car-buying process than you. This workshop will walk you through the dealer’s forms, explain how to get financing, and explore how to avoid becoming a victim of car fraud.

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The choice to use or not use alcohol is a personal decision each Airman must make.

“Most of us associate the effects of drinking with driving. That message is a constant mainstay during safety briefings, commander’s calls, etc.,” said Master. Sgt. Sarah Law, 50th Space Wing ground safety manager. “But, what we have to remember is that alcohol can affect so many other activities, especially during the summer months when we are partici-pating in high-risk activities, such as boating, dirt biking or riding All-Terrain Vehicles.”

According to the Airman-to-Airman Safety Advisory Council, regardless of the activity, it’s important to know the effects alcohol has on the body. Alcohol can impact some individuals differently than others, but there is a general guideline of what happens as Blood Alcohol Concentration levels progress.

0.02-0.03 BAC: No loss of coordination is experi-enced. Alcohol causes slight euphoria and loss of shyness. Depressant effects are not apparent. Drinker mildly relaxed and can become slightly lightheaded.

0.04-0.06 BAC: Alcohol causes a feeling of well-being, relaxation, lower inhibitions and a sensation of warmth. Euphoria, some minor impairment of reasoning and memory

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0.07-0.09 BAC: Slight impairment of balance, speech, vision, reaction time, and hearing can be experienced. Judgment and self-control are reduced, and caution, reason and memory are impaired. Often drinkers feel that they are functioning better than they really are at this point.

In the state of Colorado, a 0.08 BAC is considered legally impaired. It is illegal to drive at this level. Even so, BACs between 0.05 and 0.07 can result in a diving wile abiity is impaired by alcohol or drugs offense.

0.10-0.125 BAC: Significant impairment of motor co-ordination and loss of good judgment occurs at this point. Speech may be slurred; balance, vision, reaction time and hearing will be impaired.

0.13-0.15 BAC: Gross motor impairment and lack of physical control is present at this level, including blurred vision and major loss of balance. Euphoria is reduced and dysphoria begins to appear. Judgment and perception are severely impaired.

0.16-0.19 BAC: Dysphoria predominates and nausea may appear. The drinker has the appearance of a “sloppy drunk.”

0.20 BAC: Feeling dazed, confused or otherwise disori-ented is common with this high BAC. The inebriated may need help to stand or walk. Pain from injuries may not be

felt. Some people experience nausea and vomiting at this level. The gag reflex is impaired and you can choke if you do vomit. Blackouts are likely at this level.

0.25 BAC: All mental, physical and sensory functions are severely impaired. Increased risk of asphyxiation from choking on vomit and of seriously injuring one’s self by falls or other accidents.

0.30 BAC: Drunken stupor. The drinker will have little comprehension of where they are and may pass out suddenly and be difficult to awaken.

0.35 BAC: Coma is possible. This is the level of surgical anesthesia.

0.40 BAC and up: Onset of coma and possible death due to respiratory arrest.

“When it comes to drinking and being familiar with the effects of BAC, the point is not to figure out what you can do at each level to determine what you can get away with. The point is to understand that alcohol is affecting you and you need to be cognizant of that.” said Law. “When getting behind the wheel of a car, the idea really should be staying ‘stone cold sober.’ Trying to guess your BAC or just relying on how you feel isn’t a good way to make sure you keep your own life and the lives of others safe. Have a plan and stick to it.”

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