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Bemidji - Iver Kenneth Iverson, 72 of Bemidji died Friday, Nov. 9, 2012 at Cornerstone Nursing and Rehab Center in Bagley where he had resided for the past 3½ years.
Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 15 at the Aardahl Lutheran Church in Bemidji, with Rev. Mary Marotte officiating. A Memorial Visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 14 (today) at the Cease Family Funeral Home of Bemidji, and one hour prior to the service at the church.
Iver was born Feb. 3, 1940 in Oslo. He was the first-born son of Dorothy (Czapiewski)Iverson and Irving F. Iverson. He was named after his great-uncle Iver Iverson, a carpenter who was born in Oslo in 1880 to Norwegian immigrants Lars and Thora (Amundsdatter Brack) Iverson. They were among the first settlers in Oslo in 1879. He was baptized and confirmed at Oak Park Church and attended public school in Oslo. He was raised on the farm and in 1958 the family moved to Viking.
On Dec. 28, 1960 he was married to Carol Lovly in Thief River Falls. They resided in Warren, where their daughter Linda was born. They later moved to Thief River Falls, where Robert was born.
In 1965, the family moved to Bemidji, where Iver went to work for Doran Plumbing. Shortly thereafter Iver took his Master Plumbers test and was the youngest Master Plumber in the State of Minnesota. Iver worked at his trade until 1980 when he retired and went to work with Carol at the Hobby Hutch in the Paul Bunyan Mall. The business was sold and Iver built and owned Super 8 Motels with partners in Marinette, Wisconsin Sault St Marie and Greyling, Michigan.
Iver loved to fish and hunt He enjoyed taking fishing trips to Canada and spent several summers fishing salmon on Lake Michigan. While in his 60's he spent the Winter months driving back and forth to his home in Bucerias, Mexico and then to Neosho, Mo.
Iver was a member of Aardahl Lutheran Church, a charter member of the Sons of Norway, Bemidji Lodge 500 and the Bemidji Eagles 351 where he was a Past President.
Iver is survived by his wife Carol; daughter Linda (Jim) Autrey of Bemidji; son Robert(Tammy)Iverson, Bemidji and a very special grandson Tucker Iverson; his sisters, Nancy Harris, Neosho, Mo., JoAnn (Larry) Hurst Thief River Falls, Cheryl (George) Brook, Bemidji and his brother Alan (Tammy) Iverson of Grand Forks, N.D.; brother-in-laws John (Barb) Larson, Thief River Falls, and John (Carol) Lovly Goodridge; sister-in-law, Diane (Richard) Saurdiff of Warroad; and his mother-in-law, Irene Lovly, Goodridge; plus many nieces and nephews.
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Fire at will on the Gailhaguet system
* Didier Gailhaguet, president of the FFSG, is a candidate to his own succession
* Three other candidates - including two Châlonnais - are aiming for the presidency
* The Salt Lake City scandal (2002) is invited in the campaign
* The skater Philippe Candeloro supports
Alexander Piton, the surprise candidate: "We must stop being afraid of a little Stalin"
What happens within the Federation today, whether at human or financial level, is worthy of totalitarian regimes. It is time to end this policy between friends. We need real methods of administrative and financial management and ethics, even if it is a big word, to rebuild a federation focused on sport. For me, this is a matter of public service." The Châlonnais Alexandre Piton, future senior public official who made his debut at the National School of Administration (ENA) in Strasbourg, goes directly to the heart of the matter to explain his candidacy for the presidency of the FFSG.
"A declining Federation"
"The abuses of governance, the results at the end of the Olympics in Vancouver and the financial and administrative situation is symptomatic of a declining Federation," said former top athlete, a member for twelve years of the french skating team. "Didier Gailhaguet is an apparatchik of ice sports that takes care of ousting or using potential opponents, using blackmail, favoritism (in french, it says "clientélisme") and administrative and human resources of the FFSG for personal power," says the treasurer of the Association des Sports de Glace chalonnais. "The election on Saturday (tomorrow) is a concrete example of how Didier Gailhaguet proceeds. The deadline for submission of the candidacies was Monday, June 14 and the clubs have not yet received the official candidacies which must be sent by the Federation (Editor's note: The club received the documents by mail on Wednesday morning). The 2009 financial accounts, with very little detail, and the 2010-2011 budget arrived on the mailbox of the presidents of the clubs on Friday, June 18. It's aberrant', he says. "I officially requested the presence of a bailiff for the verification of the electoral process and Didier Gailhaguet has responded positively to my request. As a candidate, I take every precaution to ensure the smooth conduct of the elections because there are things that are not very clear, particularly for the proxy votes. "
Transparency is not an empty word for the former chief financial officer of Eurosport France who is suffering a denigration campaign as the elections approach : "Didier Gailhaguet thinks he's smart, saying that I was fired by my ex-employer because I was involved in skulduggeries. I challenge him to prove anything against me. My employer, now, is the State (note from me : when you enter the administration in France, they verify your penal record and your fiscal record, and, at high level such as Piton's or if you enter some services, they do a "inquiry of morality", involving questionning your former employers about you) and I am truthful, independent and honest. Such intimidations will not prevent me from moving forward. I am following very carefully what happens within the Federation. As early as 2002, I took care to alert the authorities and the press about certain practices of Didier Gailhaguet. He has never been able to explain, with account doccuments, what was the goal for the 30,000 dollars in cash debited in December 2001 and January 2002 on the account of the Federation. It is no coincidence that the Court of Auditors has been concerned by the overall functionning and use of public funds of the FFSG. There is no smoke without fire ". The member of the committee of the League of Champagne-Ardenne is campaigning for "the reconstruction of the FFSG as modern and efficient in sport, administrative and financial, communication / marketing departments. His goal, "to form and manage a new team consisting of former Federal athletes and professionals from the business world."
To achieve his goals, he has the support of Philippe Candeloro, a former professional skater (see below).
"Today at the Federation, it all depends on the whim of one person. My goal is to establish a virtuous system, to get clubs involved and to encourage those who really want to work for the Federation." "We must stop being afraid of a little Stalin ", adds Alexandre Piton.
Does he really believe that a majority of the 150 club presidents, voters tomorrow, will approve his speech and propel him to the presidency of the FFSG? "In a normal system, honest and logical, my chance of being elected president would be maximum, but in this gangrenous federal world, it is inevitably reduced," says he with lucidity.
Philippe Candeloro's important support : "It cannot get worse ..."
For long "marginalized by Gailhaguet's team", Philippe Candeloro has decided to support the candidacy of Alexandre Piton to the presidency of the FFSG. The double Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998) does "not agree with what is happening in the Federation." "It is urgent to do something because we can not continue to trust those who fail. Those who will vote in the election must take into account what happened in the last two Olympics, "says the consultant from France Televisions.
"Today, athletes are not valued. We must review the whole federal organization and put athletes back at the center. At election time, everything is done to give the impression that everything is fine, that everything is rosy when this is not the case. The policy of the FFSG must be reviewed in its entirety. We need to stop betting like in a poker game in figure skating, "said Philippe Candeloro, who wants "the future of elite athletes to be preserved". He relies on his own case to develop his argument: "I sacrificed a lot for skating. After my sport career, they barely shook my hand and they showed me that I didn't belong there. I had to scramble to find my own way. Today, I earn a good living but others may not have the same chance as me. So I've decided to make things happen by enlisting in the electoral process alongside Alexandre Piton, a very high level manager and a real athlete. "
"It is time to react"
"It is not because we are young that we are inevitably greenhorn. We are focusing on new sectors of development to relaunch the ice sports. We need a modern and innovative policy and new names for the the FFSG to get rid of this negative image, dragged since Salt Lake City. I know some businessmen who have a large sponsorship budget but so far they don't want to invest in skating. They told me that this environment is too rotten and that we have no credibility. When I see how things go, I can only agree with them, "he says.
"The Federation does not have enough money to lead a consistent promotion campaign. Everything comes down to the Trophee Bompard and some specific events, "says Philippe Candeloro.
The vice-world champion in 1994 tried to use his experience to help the Federation, but "I have always been put a spoke in the wheels. They made me understand that they did not need me. Didier Gailhaguet has a problem with those who want to help him. Divide and rule, it can not work forever. "
Will the Piton - Candeloro duo have enough weight against Didier Gailhaguet who has all the logistics service? "We are a team. It is an association where everyone can contribute with one's expertise in specific areas. We know how the system works, we have nothing to be ashamed and we are honest. We strongly believe in our approach and we will try our luck. Power does not attract me, the same for Alexander (Piton). Club presidents who will vote Saturday (tomorrow) know that very well. I can not sit by and let this federeation go into the wall. It is time to react, to say stop to little arrangements between friends and other shenanigans. We are here to restore the prestige of the Federation and rebuild on a better fundament. At the point where things stand, it will be difficult to do worse than the current management team."
Marie-Reine Le Gougne, the fighter: "Ending the reign of terror"
Hard to talk about the candidacy of Marie Reine Le Gougne without mentioning the scandal of Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City in 2002. The native of Chalons-en-Champagne had been accused of favoring the pair Berezhnaya Sikharulidze, after a deal with the Russians.
In April 2002, the French judge had received a suspension of international arbitration for three years and has not been selected for the Winter Olympics in Turin in 2006. Will she be able to make people forget that infamous reputation to take the reins of the Federation? "I have no regrets. I did not cheat, " she says, more determined than ever "to change the governance and end the Gailhaguet era".
"Victim of a system"
"Eight years ago, I did not tell all the truth to protect my federation and its athletes. Besides, my silence has benefited Mr. Gailhaguet who rebuilt his reputation (litterally translated "who rebuilt his virginity", it's meant to be ironic), " says the former skater. Is this a way to suggest that the real culprit of the scandal in Salt Lake City is the current president of FFSG? "I was the victim of a system. My silence has benefited the real culprits. There are too many issues right now, I can not say anything more. We shall see later. In due course, I will shed light on this story that I carry around like a ball an chain, "promises the president of the League of Alsace. She also thinks candidate Alexandre Piton's attitude to be "very cavalier", who " opportunely refers to Salt Lake City to say that I am corrupt." "He does not behave in a very dignified way. He tries to tarnish my image and undermine my integrity. It is despicable and disgraceful. He must stop trying to smear me just for the elections, "she said indignantly.
For Marie-Reine Gougne, "the overall balance of Didier Gailhaguet at the head of the Federation is pathetic. "Mr Gailhaguet had more than one chance. Directly or indirectly, he has ruled the Federation for 12 years, and it is a dramatic failure because he has never promoted the general interest. Today, we have was a wastefield. Enough is enough. I am disgusted. We must quickly put an end to this downward spiral, this reign of terror and the intimidation and rebuild on a better fundament, "she suggests who has been an official of the Federation for a continuous period of twenty-two years.
What are her chances of becoming the boss of ice sports tomorrow? "I am confident. Some presidents of clubs who wish for change, like me, contacted me. They assured me of their support but they can not campaign publicly for me because they fear retaliation in the event of a re-election of Didier Gailhaguet. I am very familiar with the context, they'll live a hell if they openly support my candidacy and I can only understand their approach. However, the work that I started since last May 7 is already bearing fruit and some will be surprised, "she says.
The candidate to the presidency adopts a feminist rhetoric to strengthen her candidacy. "I did a lot of personal and professional sacrifices because I love my federation. I am not here to get dirtied by people who have no lesson to give to others. As a woman, I wasn't helped. In a misogynist France, women who aspire to high office must prove their worth as no man has to. I'm a fighter and I do not give up. I am ready to take matters in hand and give a new impetus to ice sports, "says the adoptive Strasbourgeoise who hopes that "this return to the Marne "will bring her luck.
Michel-Ange Marie-Calixte, the regular : "Gailhaguet must disarm "
"If the election was to be made by the applause, I'd be elected hands down. With all the negotiations, issues and lack of transparency, it will be very difficult. " Michel-Ange Marie-Calixte is running for the third time for the presidency of the FFSG. Former bobsledder speaks very strongly to denounce the "system Gailhaguet" that he finds imbearable.
"A manipulater has ruled the Federation for over ten years. He has shown he has neither the credibility nor the energy to serve as president. When an athlete doesn't succeed, he is fired but when a president does not assume his responsibility, he is left in charge. It's quite weird, this policy of double standards. " For this "rebel", "Didier Gailhaguet got catastrophic results, on both sports and finance. In such context, decency means he shouldn't run. In the Federation, everything is done ala Calimero (note from me : for those who don't know, Calimero is a nippo-italian cartoon of the 80s, Calimero is a chick whose main line is "It's not fair, I'm always the one who bear the brunt, it's not because I'm little and weak than ..." ; a perpetual and complaining victim). Thus on Saturday (tomorrow), the club presidents will maybe renew their trust to someone who uses the federal machine for personal goals.
"We must rebuild from the ground"
Is it anger that Michel-Ange Marie-Calixte is showing after his 50-month suspension by the Federation for hitting Didier Gailhaguet? "This is nonsense. It was a stunt. I've never hit Didier Gailhaguet. I weigh 100 kg and my shoe size is 48 (note from me : if conversions are correct 13 in US size, 12.5 in UK size). If I hit Didier Gailhaguet, I don't think he would recover. He would probably have register a complaint, there would have been a medical certificate but there is absolutly nothing.
I was summoned to a disciplinary commission in January 2010 and sentenced to 50 months of suspension of license. I appealed this decision and the 50 months were reclassified as three months and three months suspended, but until now I have had no official letter to inform me of the decision of the disciplinary Committee. I also initiated a procedure with the Olympic Committee because I believe that the rules were not respected by the Federation, "says the manager of the Paris Olympic Club.
The tall strapping lad from the 12th arrondissement of the capital does not mince his words and denounces the shortcomings of a federation "that deserves better". « The arrival of a new team with a new mindset would be saving. Didier Gailhaguet locks everything from the inside and his will prevails at the expense of objective choices. His record is not brilliant. We must rebuild from the scratch to stop the bleeding.
The inconsistent policy of Didier Gailhaguet has discredited the ice sports. Marie-Reine Le Gougne has been dragged through the mud after the scandal in Salt Lake City. She did not deserve it. The real culprit is Didier Gailhaguet.
All these reasons make me say that Didier Gailhaguet must "disarm" and leave room for those who really want to work for the development of ice sports in complete transparency. "
Didier Gailhaguet, the man to beat :
How hard it is to handle the duties of president! Didier Gailhaguet, candidate for his own succession to the presidency of the FFSG, has neither the time to take calls on his cell phone, nor the opportunity to respond to messages that are left on his voicemail. His hectic life leaves him no respite : to respond to emails that are sent directly to him is simply impossible. All our attempts to make contact with the strong-man of the FFSG have been unsuccessful.
President Gailhaguet did not wish to defend his record and the candidate Gailhaguet has not seen fit to respond to our requests, leaving the field open to his "political opponents." It's hard not to bow to such a brilliant campaign strategy.
Rama Yade doesn't want to speak
Rama Yade, Secretary of State for Sport, criticized the FFSG, speaking of "catastrophic record" for the Olympics in Vancouver. "The strategy of the French federation of ice sports should be reviewed," she said while criticizing Didier Gailhaguet for his remarks against the skater Brian Joubert.
When contacted, Rama Yade declined to comment further invoking a "busy schedule". "It would be easier to wait until the elections are completed. Next week, perhaps she will be more available to discuss the FFSG, "said Lola Bourget, Advisor Press of the secretary of state.
Claude Ancelet, the former president of the FFSG, vote for the renewal
Claude Ancelet was elected president of the FFSG in June 2006, prior to a motion of distrust of the Federal Council (23 votes for, 3 against and one abstaining) which ousted him in October 2007. Today, the former president of the Club of Charleville-Mezieres is only involved in the athletic part of skating and watches "from very far what happens in the Federation." The man from the Ardennes admits having been "pushed to the head of the FFSG by Didier Gailhaguet" but categorically denies having been the front man of the current president of the FFSG.
"Political Conspiracy"
"My financial mission was useful. When I was elected, the Federation was on the brink, it was not far from the insolvency. I fixed things by selling the headquarters of the Federation, "says the accountant. "Once the finances were healthy, I did not grant some of Didier Gailhaguet's requests. There was a conflict and I was out of his good books. A political conspiracy was hatched against me and I was pushed towards the exit. Nobody makes me do what I don't want to do. It was maybe a miscalculation on the part of Didier Gailhaguet to believe that I was malleable and that the support to my candidacy for president would make me docile, "said the one who attended the hatch of the Ardennes skaters, Alban Préaubert and Roman Ponsart. What look does he have on the leadership of the Federation? "We have had the same people for too long. We need an opening, new blood. Marie-Reine Le Gougne knows very well the workings of skating both nationally and internationally. She has been involved in the Federation for long. She has the capacity to serve as president. Alexandre Piton has an even more interesting profile. He has been a high-level skater, and thanks to his professional career, he would be able to handle the administrative and financial management of the Federation. He is a well-rounded candidate who represents the renewal ", analyzes the Carolomacérien.
Tomorrow, there should be stuff in L'Equipe Mag, the week-end additional publication of L'Equipe.
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I hope there will be translations... ( Oh, the drama!)
would it be possible to pull a full Piseev in France ?
That must be "creative" french.
Figure Skating / In the core of the scandal
Marie-Reine Le Gougne
Eight years later, the French judge, involved and suspended for three years like Didier Gailhaguet in April 2002, has finally decided to reveal the truth about the scandal that has discredited the world of skating.
February 2002. Marie-Reine Le Gougne, international judge, prepares her suitcase at her home in Strasbourg to go to the Olympics in Salt Lake City. She receives a call from Didier Gailhaguet, president of the French Federation of Ice Sports (FFSG) at the time. Eight years later she still remembers that conversation. As if it were yesterday.
"Didier Gailhaguet made me understand that it would help if I favored the Russian pair Elena Berezhnaya, Anton Sikharulidze," says the native of Chalons-en-Champagne. "I was flabbergasted. I told him that nobody has ever dared to propose me any arrangement. I was known as an honest and competent judge. And the Federation had appointed me for these qualities, "says the adoptive Strasbourgeoise who has for long advocated" so that judges no longer be nominated by their federation, but by the International Skating Union (ISU).
Airport Salt Lake City, two days later. "I was waiting for my luggage after my arrival. I saw Didier Gailhaguet from a distance, who was there for the arrival of the French delegation. I wondered how I would do to avoid him because I did not want to talk to him. The airport has only one exit door, I was trapped. He came to me and then straight away, he threw me: Marie-Reine, I have an agreement with the Russians and you have to put the Russian pair ahead to help the French couple Marina Anissina-Gwendal Peizerat to win the Olympic title in ice dancing."Leave me alone, I do not want to hear about your stories," retorted the former skater.
"Marie-Reine: I have an agreement with the Russians"
After the usual formalities, the President of the League of Alsace enters the scene to judge the short program in pair skating. "Knowing the context of the skating world, I knew that four of the nine judges had a russian sensibility and the other four a canadian sensibility. I knew that my decision would be crucial for the Olympic title. I tried to ignore all the pressures to do my work in my soul and conscience. You need to know that the Canadians were doing an unrestrained lobbying for their representatives. It was a horrible atmosphere. Salt Lake City was a hell", she says.
The Russians win the short program without question. "It's the free skating that was to decide the Olympic title. I appreciate the performance of the Russian and Canadian pairs. I was well aware that the Canadians did not make any mistake. Their program conveyed a lot of emotion but it was easier to achieve in terms of transitions and linking steps. The Russian pair had made a mistake which was broadcast repeatedly by all the TVs in the world. Their program was extremely complex and also conveyed a lot of emotion. There was no stop, which complicates the preparation and the execution of the technical elements. With the new judging system, the Russian pair would have won without any scandal", she puts forward.
"Given the error of the Russian couple, despite a more difficult program, I consider them tied with the Canadian couple. Now I have to choose. I finally made a political and sport choice, knowing that my decision in favor of the Russians could help Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat to win the Olympic title in ice dancing", she says.
After the announcement of the final result that crowned the Russian pair, the french judge was "physically assaulted" by some unknown people and she was reproached for "having put the Russians in the first place. "In retrospect, I understand their reaction. They knew Didier Gailhaguet had plotted something backstage, "she says.
The defense line of the "victim of a system" has not changed one bit from Salt Lake City. "I did not cheat, I judged honestly while removing parasitic elements," says Marie-Reine Le Gougne. "There has been no evidence against me. Two people (Editor's note: the driver available for Didier Gailhaguet as head of mission and an IOC member) testified at the hearing of the Disciplinary Committee of the ISU in Lausanne in April 2002. They have provided overwhelming evidence against Didier Gailhaguet, "she says.
"I want the masks to drop"
How does she justify this long silence? "I had decided to protect Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat and my country. I was dragged through the mud, I lived through hell and I paid for people whose considerations were not sports. Today, I've decided to talk because I can not stand being accused of things I did not do and be permanently tarnished with this story that is regularly thrown in my face", says the former judge who is pleased to have allowed the "skating world to make its revolution, including the establishment of a new judging system.
Candidate for the presidency of the FFSG (Editor's note: the elections are held today at the general meeting at the Congress Centre in Reims), doesn't she fear to be treated as an opportunist by getting that off her chest ? "No. I want people to understand who Didier Gailhaguet really is and how works the system he has established within the Federation. I want the masks to drop, "replied the Marnaise.
A prognosis for today's election? "I trust the lucidity of voters. Many people are telling me their support but do not say it publicly for fear of reprisals if Didier Gailhaguet was reelected. My governance will be the opposite of the logic of favouritism ("clientélisme") established by Didier Gailhaguet".
Blablabablablabla Marie-Reine.
You keep changing the twist to your story everytime you go out. After 8 years, it's always easier to tkae the facts and align them to make a better image of you.
Nmsis, when will the results of the elections be up?
Didier Gailhaguet has been reelected president of the FFSG with 88% of the votes.
Alexandre Piton : 7%
Marie-Reine Le Gougne : 5%
Marie-Ange Marie-Calixte : 0,04%
Banana republic, anyone said banana republic ?
Le Gougne should have totally won. It would be all kinds of .
A simple question : why did clubs vote for DG ?
Either they appreciate what DG does, and/or the other candidates were not competent enough to handle such a high job.
Meh. Gailhuguet re-elected with 88 percent
She's right, and if she had just stuck to this at the time the whole controversy would have never reached the heights it did.Their program was extremely complex and also conveyed a lot of emotion. There was no stop, which complicates the preparation and the execution of the technical elements.
MR LG may be right and honest in SLC but I wonder why she broke down at the time. She just had to say that she believed B&S deserved to win, which was actually what she sincerely thought. Why did she have to say she was pressured to vote for the russians when her vote was not really influenced by this pressure ? She said out loud something that all judges had been used to do or used to live for decades. It's all the more unbelievable that she was known as a good and fair judge, until this story !
IMO she proved that she actually has difficulty to handle too stressfull situations. As a FFSG president I'm not sure she could have handle this. Maybe I'm wrong but this is not made to give guaranty to her capacity to deal with some ISU representatives...
I have nothing for nor against DG but could it be that he is actually the only one with the right level to deal with everything requested to be a president ? I the 90's he managed to build a very strong French team after all...
Can MR LG do better ? I'm not sure. She seems to not resist very well to pressure.
As for Alexandre Piton, I don't know him except that he was fired of his financial director job... Maybe he should start by having a job within the FFSG and climb the scales until being able to apply for the president job. That's what DG did, but it seems difficult now after his candidacy and words against DG. Bad strategy IMO.
Sometimes people prefer to stick with what they know even if it's not perfect rather than puting their trust on someone who hasn't proved anything yet.
This is only random thoughts and questionning on finding a reason of a 88% votes for DG...
Pushed by one side to vote for S/P, pressured on the other by the president of her federation, at no less stressful than an olympic event.
Then being physically assaulted.
Then being questionned by ISU people.
Then being questionned by the FBI.
Then being locked during the questioning, away from the press who must have also hunted her.
All that in a foreign country, having to deal with a foreign language all the time (because speaking a foreign language IS tiring and stressfull when it lasts for long)
I don't think a lot of people would resist that kind of treatment.
From the article above from l'Union (and the only information I could get about Piton), I can't understand if he was fired and Gailhaguet was saying to everybody it was for skulduggery or if Gailhaguet was saying to everybody he was fired.
From his facebook, he was financial director in Eurosport for a year in 2001, after being in managing TV rights in Eurosport for 4 years.
But he also has things against him.
Salt Lake City isn't the only disaster that is stuck to his name.
In 2004, the Cour des Comptes made a special report about the management of the FFSG.
Result :
- beside being president, for 4 years, Gailhaguet was "employed" for a job at the INSEP (national sport institute), a "ghost job" as he never worked there
- At the end of 2003 - begining of 2004, he took 30 000 € in cash from the FFSG account to bring it to SLC. He only came back with 3000 €.
There never was any justification. Apparently, he explained it was to buy tickets once there. But the fed had already bought for more than 50 000 € in tickets before the Games.
- L'Express 2003
- Plus in 1997, the fed was put under the financial ruling of a administrator, scheduled until 2007. In 2004, after Gailhaguet's departure and waiting for the new election, the president by interim realized she was being largely overpaid.According to the Court of Auditors, the FFSG money goes primarily to family or friends of the boss and the basic rules of accounting, such as presenting receipts before reimbursement are not observed. Thus, the athletes see some of their expenses reimbursed without receipts. According to Le Monde, some athletes would have been reimbursed, like one for his father's car insurance, the other for food.
Goy led the FFSG to bankrupcy (the financial management was also very "creative" then) so he had to leave, then he pushed Gailhaguet. In return, Goy was appointed by the french fed as a consultant to negociate TV rights (which shrinked at the time) for more than 300 000 € / year. He also made the fed buy for more than 100 000 € in skates to a company his son was sales manager in.
Even in 2006 (ie not under Gailhaguet's presidency), he was a contractor for the organisation of the Euros in Lyon.
(Goy deceased a few months ago, I believe ; that puts an end to an era)
So if Gailhaguet has a level, I'm not sure it's the one needed to manage a sport federation.
Anyway, one can hope he has learned from the first time.
But while the debt has been reimbursed in 2007 by Ancelet, the french fed is still under the watch of the Cour des Comptes. Gailhaguet had an appointment there just last week.
Piton is doing the ENA. And one doesn't enter such a school if there is a shrink of suspiscion about any malversation of things like that.
Piton and Candeloro were probably the best candidates of all.
poths Void: MarieM carries a rusty old blade in her handbag!
88% of the voters doesn't think so.
I'm not in favor of any candidate, but Piton and Candeloro, as much goodwill they may have, they haven't proved anything yet to clubs presidents that would have encouraged them to vote for Piton.
Piton should prove that he can lead a real project, deal with everything requested to be a manager, not only financial aspects, not only sports aspect, but also with communication aspects, negotiation aspects, human resources aspects, ...
Maybe voters chose the one they know. DG has bad aspects but he is also trying to develop things in this sport.
Thanks Nmsis, they way Le Gougne was scapegoated was just disgusting.


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An architectural jumble at Marquette's Eckstein Hall
Marquette University's new $85 million law school building is handsome enough - for those passing on the Marquette Interchange at a pretty good clip. Get off the road and see it on foot, though, and this arced, glassy building becomes a jumble of design ideas.
Set at one of the most dominant - and challenging - sites in the city, the project is one of the more significant in Milwaukee since the Calatrava expansion of the Milwaukee Art Museum nearly a decade ago. It's a civic project, by definition, and, as such, something more inventive was warranted.
Eckstein Hall, named after donors Ray and Kay Eckstein, who gave $51 million to the project, has redeeming qualities. Its clean, rounded edge addresses the monumental, curving roadways beside it nicely, if predictably.
In fairness, the interchange is a difficult dance partner. On the one hand, the buoyant bands of freeway have the beauty of a stark, modern sculpture in the middle of our city. On the other, the interchange interrupts and largely obliterates the urban fabric beneath and around it.
Creating something with its own architectural presence next to such a singular form and bridging the distance between something so mammoth and students at the pedestrian level requires some pretty nuanced thinking. Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson & Abbott Architects did make an attempt.
The architects created a reversible building of sorts, one with two fronts, one for cars and one for people. On the Tory Hill side of the structure, drivers are treated to a nicely articulated curve of glass. The shape is an expected -- perhaps too expected -- move. On foot, people are met with blank brick walls, loading docks and utility doors. Tory Hill is transformed into a service road, of sorts. That side of the building is either an elegant front or a bad back door, depending on your speed and perspective. Everything interesting is happening a story or two off the ground.
What's worse is the way the building swallows views of the petite Haggerty Museum of Art, a lovely little box with a roof of triangular and diamond forms. Though a bit dated, the museum is one of the best designed buildings on campus.
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Ultimately, this new building suffers from trying to fit in with old ones, by being part of a matched set of structures with Gothic styling across campus. This seems to make sense, at first. Why wouldn't Marquette want to distinguish its buildings within a dense urban setting? Why wouldn't a building for a discipline fundamentally rooted in the idea of precedent recall the past in some way?
It's a seductive architectural vocabulary, the stuff of Princeton and Duke universities. For generations, Gothic revival has represented a certain kind of academic ideal, a dreamland of learning with paneled walls and heavy masonry.
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In the end, Eckstein Hall is, at best, adequate and largely undistinguished.
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As a participant in the Marquette Interchange planning meetings, I can
tell you that Marquette was a strong supporter of the Interchange.
I don't think Mary was suggesting that they weren't...
This building, especially at night, looks out of place in Milwaukee. It just doesn't look like a piratical building put up with a slightly smaller budget then they needed. It looks like they wanted a building that looks absolutely beautiful and it does. So when does the two story cyclone fence go around it?
practical not piratical
U.G.L.Y you ain't got no alibi, you ugly.
A jumble of design ideas, i.e. a mess. It really suits Marquette.
Now all of those future ambulance chasers have a chance to look out at future clients/victims. I agree with rumidover this design fits Marquette.
call 1-800 bad drug er 1-800 bad building
Unfortunately they didn't seem to approach the interior from a people perspective. The library only has 1 small portion of open shelves, the rest (3 floors) is in compact storage. It seems to be huge Barnes & Noble, just without any the ability to browse. Shepley has done great libraries (Raynor Memorial @ MU) before but seems to treat this as an afterthought. It will be interesting to come back in a few years to see how it has changed.
Much of Milwaukee's newer architecture results from an architectural compromise springing from an attempt to make buildings feel new but look old in order to blend in. Not all cities require that compromise. Vancouver, B.C. immediately springs to mind as a place where dynamic, daring architecture sits beside older architectural gems from other centuries, and it works. That being said, Eckstein Hall is an amazing gift to its students, faculty and staff. I've personally used the library, the cafeteria, the reading room, and the classrooms already, and they are incredibly user friendly, comfortable, and well-designed. Contrast the former Marquette Law building: until you have tried to sit for hours in a hard small chair connected to a thin table with 20 other hard small unyielding chairs in a row; carried to class a 50 foot power cord to allow you and other students to be able to plug in your laptops during class; eaten lunch in a tiny, dark, damp basement student "lounge"; tried to quietly pass someone else with a backpack or briefcase on the narrow winding staircase of a nonsensical multi-level library; or attempted to find a place to study that doesn't cause permanent muscle pain; you cannot perhaps appreciate the wrongness of the old law school building and the design perfection of the new Eckstein Hall -- and I daresay the genius and vision of Dean Kearney. He has worked carefully and meticulously on his vision with full input from faculty, staff and students, and we are all reaping the benefits. Just as he envisioned, Eckstein Hall came alive yesterday on the first day of classes with people meeting in the breathtaking open spaces, finding numerous venues for quiet contemplative study, and attending classes in classrooms appointed with correct usable technology and furnishings. Eckstein Hall is a gift to not only Marquette but to the Milwaukee community. Thank you Dean Kearney. MULS 2L.


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First it was Faces of Death, and now it looks like the infamous Cannibal Holocaust will be the next gratuitous, exploitative horror flick to get in line for the remake treatment. A company called Relevant Entertainment has obtained the rights, and the movie will be produced by Steve Whitney (who also co-executive produced The Amityville Horror remake). Weve mentioned the original Cannibal Holocaust a bunch of times here on Film Junk, and it is probably the most disturbing film IÆve seen to date. Italian director Ruggero Deodato shot real animal deaths in the film, along with scenes that include a brutal rape, a human fetus being destroyed, and a penis being torn off. Deodata even spent time in jail because the documentary style was so realistic that people thought the actors involved had actually died. Sounds like it should fit in nicely alongside upcoming remakes like Day of the Dead and Near Dark, right? Uhhà yeah.
While IÆm sure thereÆs an interesting concept that can be pulled from the original somewhere, I donÆt really see the point of doing a movie like this without all the gruesome imagery and gritty low budget style. I mean, isnÆt that the only point it was made in the first place? IÆd hesitate to even call the original a horror movie since itÆs not really scaryà just repulsive. On the other hand, people still love cannibals just as much now as they did back in the 80Æs, so why not? Production on the remake is expected to start sometime this summer.


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StarCraft 2 to Support Priced Maps, Modsby Nick Breckon, Aug 21, 2009 4:18pm PDT
A future StarCraft II Marketplace service was announced today at BlizzCon. The Battle.net store, planned to be added to StarCraft II after the game's launch, will allow map makers to publish both free and "premium" maps.
Premium maps will carry a fee, meaning mod and map makers can sell their content directly on Battle.net.
"We want to make sure that the best amateur game designers out there are making maps for StarCraft 2, and not for Kongregate or Steam or anything like that," said Blizzard's Rob Pardo.
"Think about it like this: something like Defense of the Ancients, I think, would be something like a free map because it doesn't have a lot of original content," he added, while noting that Blizzard made the announcement today in order to give map makers time to start thinking about ideas.
"We totally intend for there to be a lot of free content," he assured the crowd.


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At the 2012 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, Kuana's KAUNALOA was recognized and made one of the most heavily awarded albums in Hawaiian music history. He has become a pacesetter In Hawaiian music with his last two releases debuting at the top of the Billboard World Music Charts and iTunes World
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Merry Ukulele Christmas, by Hawaii's virtuoso, Kalei Gamiao, is the ideal companion for "all things Christmas." Twelve sweetly spirited acoustic instrumentals glisten under Kalei's intricate ukulele handiwork. "Silent Night," "The Prayer," "What Child is This?" and "O Holy Night," are blissfully serene while standards "Winter Wonderland," "All I Want for Christmas is You, "Let It Snow," and "Linus and Lucy" are joyful and upbeat. Homegrown favorites, "Mele Kalikimaka," and "Holiday Hula," are delightfully playful while Kalei's original, "Winter Surf," will be the next must-have for ukulele fans. This season's shining star, Merry Ukulele Christmas, is the go-to holiday collection for an incredibly cool Yule.Learn More
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Lei Kulaia, (to adorn festively) is what 5 time Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner, Napua, has chosen to call her very first holiday album. This release is just that... festive!! The album opens with a traditional chant for Lonoikamakahiki, the god of peace and fertility for Hawaiian traditionalists. Lono's arrival and departure in the islands is marked by awesome weather pattern changes. These changes last from mid November to early February thus marking the "holiday season" for native Hawaiians. Napua's versatile vocals coupled with the artful musicianship of up and coming producer and musician, Kamakoa Lindsey-Asing prove to bring the spirit of the holidays right into your home.Learn More
My Island Christmas
Multiple Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner, Mailani, shares a little bit of her family holiday spirit with the world by way of her new CD, My Island Christmas. Inspired by Mailani's love for this particular time of year, My Island Christmas will make the holidays come alive with the right blend of melody and harmony.
The CD features 4 original songs as well as some of our favorite holiday classics sung by one of Hawaii's most beloved female vocalists. Mailani's special guests add flavor to this great seasonal music. Hawaiians and Hawaiians at heart will savor this most special gift for the holiday, My Island Christmas.Learn More
Slack Key Christmas
Slack Key Christmas was produced on the island of Hawai`i in the town of Waimea, right in the heart of paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) country where this unique guitar style originated. As you drive through Waimea, the roads are intermittently lined with red poinsettias and green pine trees. Along with the chilly winter air of this higher ranch land elevation, paniolo country has a special holiday feel at Christmas.Learn More
Kohala Christmas
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A Bright Christmas
"A Bright Christmas" by Hawaii's most soulful singer, Teresa Bright is a must have for the Holidays. 2009 Na Hoku Hanohano award winning Teresa Bright delivers the best Christmas CD of the season. She is standout in a world of great singers. "A Bright Christmas" is sure to become a Holiday favorite that you'll pull out year after year.Learn More
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Hawaiian Style Christmas 3
Hawaiian Style Christmas 3, from Neos Productions, features 14 deliciously unplugged Christmas melodies. Newly recorded classics like Nohelani Cypriano's "O Little Town of Bethlehem", the Hawaiian/English version of "Silent Night" by Malia Gibson & Ben Vegas, Kawika Kahiapo's "What Child Is This?" and Ernie Cruz Jr.'s "Little Drummer Boy" are sure to bring sparkle to the season. Island favorites such as Robi Kahakalau's "Holiday Hula," Gordon Freitas' "Hawaiian Santa," and Rodney Bejer's fun loving "Here Comes Santa in a Red Canoe" will add an extra dose of wonder and merriment to your holiday celebrations. Learn More
A Hawaiian Christmas
After an outstanding year of award-winning music, two-time GRAMMY® nominated Amy Hānaiali`i gracefully wraps it up in red and green with A Hawaiian Christmas. Featuring songs that were a part of Amy's childhood Christmas celebrations on the island of Maui, A Hawaiian Christmas is a special, personal collection of her musical memories. A Hawaiian Christmas is Amy's first Christmas album and it takes you back to the simple days in the islands, when holidays were all about family and friends. Invite Amy Hānaiali`i to share her holiday memories with your `ohana (family) this Christmas, and complete the season with A Hawaiian Christmas.
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Hawaiian Style Christmas 2
On the heels of the enormously successful holiday album, "Hawaiian Style Christmas," comes "Hawaiian Style Christmas 2," guaranteed to be the most sought after Christmas compilation of 2005! Like its predecessor, Volume 2 contains multiple radio hits and new compostitions never before available for purchase! "Winter Wonderland" by Ka`au Crater Boys, "Little Drummer Boy" by HAPA and "O Holy Night" by Kawika Regidor are just a few of the 16 absolute gems featured on this special collection of holiday mele!Learn More
Hawaiian Style Christmas
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Christmas Time with Eddie Kamae and the Sons of Hawaii
This wonderful album includes the talents of Eddie Kamae & the Sons of Hawai'i and special guest artists - Diana Aki, The Honolulu Boy Choir, and harpist Myle Hallman.Learn More
Willie Kalikimaka
DIGITALLY REMASTERED with Brand New BONUS TRACK! Includes the most requested song of the holidays - Willie K's "O Holy Night." The essence of the holidays is captured on the songs that showcase Willie's incredible musical versatility. From the sassy, local-style, up-beat rendition of "Mele Kalikimaka" to his "O Holy Night," which put this CD on the Billboard World Chart. Willie Nelson joins Willie K in a spectacular duet of "Away In A Manger" Learn More
HAPA Holidays
A perfect album to brighten up the Holidays! HAPA brings you the best in holiday music with "HAPA Holidays". With classics like "Oh Come, Oh Come Emanuel" and a few originals, "HAPA Holidays" is sure to become a Christmas favorite for the whole family.Learn More
Cazimero Christmas Favorites
Cazimero Christmas Favorites features songs from both of The Brothers Cazimero's previous Christmas albums and includes a special bonus cut, "Jingle Bell Rock." These Caz favorites have become classic arrangements of Christmas standards and local favorites.Learn More
Hawaiian Holidays: Christmas With Na Leo
"Once again, Nalani Choy, Lehua Kalima, and Angela Morales speak to our hearts with their unique combination of sounds, story lines and finesse. Sparkling new gems interspersed with golden classics offer the listeners an eclectic array of holiday treasures.
Their characteristic blend, always sweet and angelic, has been a trademark from their humble beginnings as members of the Kamehameha Schools Concert Glee Club. Today, Na Leo Pilimehana is a household name, not only here in Hawaii, but internationally as well. And yet, with all the accolades with have come their way, they remain as humble and grateful as the day they started. Mele Kalikimaka!" - Randie Kamuela Fong
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U.S. freestyle wrestler Zach Roberson, and Iran's Mehdi Rahimi, wrestle during a tournament at the city of Bandar Abbas southeast of the capital Tehran, Iran, Friday, Jan. 19, 2007. A 20-member U.S. team are in Iran to participate in the Persian Gulf Cup, also known as the Takhti Cup, the top wrestling tournament in Iran, where the sport has been a national obsession for centuries. Unlike their politicians, the American wrestlers appeared comfortable to stay in a country their president has labeled part of an "axis of evil."(AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian)
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Head of the US freestyle wrestlers team Van Stokes, left, and an unidentified Iranian man watch to match of U.S. freestyle wrestler Zach Roberson, red, against Iran's Mehdi Rahimi during a tournament at the city of Bandar Abbas southeast of the capital Tehran, Iran, Friday, Jan. 19, 2007. A 20-member U.S. team are in Iran to participate in the Persian Gulf Cup, also known as the Takhti Cup, the top wrestling tournament in Iran, where the sport has been a national obsession for centuries. Unlike their politicians, the American wrestlers appeared happy and comfortable to stay in a country their president has labeled part of an "axis of evil."(AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian)
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Photograph taken during the men's 1500 metre race at the Olympic stadium in Berlin, Germany, Aug. 6, 1936. Picture shows Archie San Romani of the U.S, Gene Venzke of the U.S, Canada's Philip Edwards, Hungary's Miklos Szabo, France's Rober Goix, New Zealand's Jack Lovelock, Jack Cunningham of the U.S, Luigi Beccali of Italy and Britain's John Comes, amongst others. New Zealand's Jack Lovelock came in first place with a record time of 3:47.8 minutes. (AP Photo)
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Jim Grelle, of the Los Angeles Track Club, fights off a final bid by Archie San Romani, of the University of Oregon, at the Mt. San Antonio Relays in Walnut, Calif. on April 25, 1964. Grelle won the mile-run in 4:01.1 while San Romani's time was 4:01.2. (AP Photo/Harold Filan)
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Glenn Cunningham, king of milers, re-asserted his supremacy with a thrilling last-lap sprint that whipped his young Kansas rival, Archie San Romani, and carried him to victory for the fifth straight year in the Colombian mile, feature event at the Knights of Columbis meet at Madison Square Garden, New York on March 17. His time was 4 minutes, 8.7 seconds. Cunningham leading San Romani, second, and Luigi Beccali of Italy across the finish line. (AP Photo)
Deb Richard, of Ponte Vedra, Fla., holds her ice cream sunday trophy at Crestview Coutry Club in Agawam, Mass., Sunday , August 10, 1997. She finished the day at 11 under par to win the Friendly's Classic LPGA Golf Tournament. (AP Photo/Matthew Cavanaugh)
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K-State head coach Bill Snyder and def. coordinator Phil Bennett talks to Mark Simoneau during the first half of last Saturday's game against Iowas State in Ames.
Miami Heat's Wayne Simien is fouled while shooting by Detroit Piston's Antonio McDyess, during the first half of a pre-season basketball game, at the Coliseum, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)
Giants centerfielder Willie Mays gets attention from Giants trainer Frank Bowman at the Polo Grounds in New York, May 26, 1956. Mays was struck as he walked into a pre-game warm-up session between Al Dark and Daryl Spencer. Ball was thrown by Spencer. Mays wanted to play against Brooklyn in the game on May 26 but was ordered out of lineup for 24-hour observation period by Dr. Anthony Palermo, club Physician. (AP Photo/Ray Howard)
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FILE--Brent Venables, right, linebacker coach for Kansas State talking to linebacker Mark Simoneau in this Oct.31, 1998 file photo, has taken a job at Oklahoma Tuesday Dec. 8, 1998, as a defensive coordinator. He will share defensive coaching duties with Mike Stoops. (AP Photo/The Topeka Capital-Journal, Chris Lee, file)
Kansas' Wayne Simien (23) shoot a basket Sunday, March 6, 2005, during the first half of their 72-68 loss to Missouri in Columbia, Mo. Simien led all Kansas scorers with 17 points and nine rebounds. (AP Photo/L.G. Patterson)
New York Giants third baseman Daryl Spencer loses his cap in a futile effort to score as Dodger catcher Roy Campanella tags him out at plate in second inning of a New York - Brooklyn game at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, April 26, 1953. Bases were loaded and none out when pitcher Jim Hearn hit a fly ball to Dodger right fielder Carl "The Reading Rifle" Furillo, whose perfect throw to the plate was in time to catch rookie Spencer trying to score after the catch. Umpire is Frank Dascoli. Dodgers won 8-4. (AP Photo)
This is a 2010 photo of Darren Sproles of the San Diego Chargers NFL football team. This image reflects the San Diego Chargers active roster as of Thursday, May 6, 2010 when this image was taken. (AP Photo)
Mark Simoneau is mobbed by teammate MONTY Beisel after Simoneau intercepted a fourth quarter pass.
Kansas forward Wayne Simien celebrates after Kansas beat Okalhoma State 81-79 Sunday, Feb. 27, 2205 at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kan. Simien had 32 points in the game. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
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K-State defender Mark Simoneau celebrates with teammate Dyshod Carter in front of CU QB John Hessler after Simoneau intercepted him in the fourth quarter.
Kansas forward Wayne Simien, left, goes up to tip in a shot over Colorado forwards Andy Osborn, front right, and Chris Copeland in the first half of a Big-12 contest in the Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo., on Saturday, Jan. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
San Diego Chargers' Darren Sproles during an NFL football games against the Tennessee Titans Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010 in San Diego. (AP Photo/Denis Poroy)
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Kansas center Wayne Simien (23) works his way around Washburn forward Kyle Snyder (52) during the first half at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kan., Sunday, Nov. 14, 2004. (AP Photo /Orlin Wagner)
San Diego Chargers running back Darren Sproles (43) carries the ball against the Denver Broncos during an NFL football game in Denver on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
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Wayne Simien, center, a forward from Kansas, holds up his new Miami Heat jersey during a news conference Wednesday, June 29, 2005, in Miami. Simien was taken by the Miami Heat with the 29th pick in Tuesday night's NBA draft. From left are Simien's agent Leigh Steinberg, Heat president Pat Riley, Simien, Heat general manager Randy Pfund, and Heat coach Stan Van Gundy. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
San Diego Chargers running back Darren Sproles (43) celebrates his touchdown against the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter of a preseason NFL football game Saturday, Aug. 25, 2007, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
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Kansas' Wayne Simien celebrates after making a basket late in a first-round NCAA tournament game against Bucknell in Oklahoma City, Friday, March 18, 2005. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
** FILE ** Kansas State, running back Darren Sproles (43) waves farewell to fans as he leaves the field following his final game as a Wildcat Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004, in Manhattan, Kan. Sproles finished as the school's career rushing leader but failed to live up to pre-season expectations as Kansas State had thier first losing season since 1992. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Cardinal slugger Stan "The Man" Musial falls over backwards to get away from a close pitch as Pittsburgh Pirate catcher Hal Smith catches the ball during game in St. Louis, May 26, 1961. The ball thrown by Fred Green of the Pirates narrowly missed hitting Musial as he fell to the ground. Watching in the background is Daryl Spencer. The umpire is Dusty Boggess. (AP Photo)
Kansas forward Wayne Simien, left, dunks in front of Oklahoma State guard Janavor Weatherspoon, right, in the first half, in Stillwater, Okla., Monday, Feb. 9, 2004. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder talks with running back Darren Sproles, right, and his brother Terence Sproles before Kansas State's spring game Saturday, May 1, 2004, in Manhattan, Kan. Darren Sproles did not suit up for the game. (AP Photo/Lindsey Bauman)
Emporia State running back Brian Shay poses with the Harlon Hill Trophy after it was presented to him during ceremonies in Florence, Ala., Friday, Dec. 11, 1998. The Harlon Hill Trophy is awarded to the NCAA Div. II college football player of the year. Shay, of Paola, Kan., set 17 NCAA records during his four years at Emporia State. Shay finished his career as the all-time leading rusher in the history of collegiate football with 6,958 yards. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
Members of the New York Giants climb steps to dressing room as fans cheer their team after final game at the Polo Grounds in New York City, Sept. 29, 1957. Fans hold a banner urging the Giants to "Stay Team Stay." The players, from left, are, Bobby Thomson (21), Daryl Spencer (20), Whitey Lockman, Gail Harris (14) and Dusty Rhodes (26). The San Francisco-bound Giants lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 9-1, in the finale which drew 11,606 persons. (AP Photo)
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Kansas State running back Darren Sproles (43) runs the ball for a long gain as Oklahoma defensive back Derrick Strait (2) trails behind during the fourth quarter of the Big 12 Championship Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Kansas State won the game 35-7. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Miami Heat basketball player Wayne Simien poses for a photo Monday, Oct. 2, 2006 in Miami. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz)
KSU linebacker Mark Simoneaau sacks OU QB Brandon Daniels in the third quarter.
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New York Giants baseball team poses on August 27, 1957 for what is probably their last team portrait in the Polo Grounds, New York City. In 1958 the club will be heading to the west coast to play ball. Front row left to right: Ed Logan, clubhouse custodian; Ray Katt; Ozzie Virgil; Bill Sarni, Coach; Bucky Walters, coach; Dave Williams, coach; Bill Rigney, manager; Eddie Brannick, secretary, Tom Henrich, coach; Valmy Thomas; Stu Miller; Dan O?Connell; Frank Bowman, trainer. Second Row: Don Mueller; Willie Mays; Whitey Lockman Wes Westrum; Daryl Spencer; Curt Barclay; Ray Crone; Ray Jablonski; John ANtonelli; Bob Thomson; Hank Sauer. Back Row: Ruben Gomez; Dusty Rhodes; Gail Harris; Jim Constable; Ed Bressoud; Allan Worthington seated in front: Ed Logan, 3rd, batboy. (AP Photo/ Marty Lederhandler)
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San Diego Chargers running back Darren Sproles (43) runs against the Denver Broncos during an NFL football game Sunday, Jan. 2, 2011, in Denver. (AP Photo/ Jack Dempsey)
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San Diego Chargers running back Darren Sproles (43) avoids a defender during an NFL football game in Kansas City, MO., Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)
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Kansas State's Darren Sproles (43) celebrates a third quarter touchdown against W. Kentucky on Saturday, September 4, 2004, at KSU Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas. PHOTO BY JEFF TUTTLE, The Wichita Eagle
Kansas State's Darren Sproles in the Western Kentucky game on September 11, 2004.
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