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A sports law and ethics expert, as well as a source familiar with NFL operations, told The Indianapolis Star that the policy could lead Goodell to also
ask about Irsay's relationship
and associations outside of the Colts, including
an Indianapolis woman with a drug history of her own —
a woman who died of a suspected drug overdose two weeks before Irsay's arrest. Her body was found in a $139,500 townhouse Irsay gave her last August.
Like Irsay, Kimberly Wundrum, 42, had a history of drug problems before she died March 1.
Wundrum's sister, Rhonda Wundrum, who has worked as Irsay's personal masseuse, said in an email her sister and Irsay were "former friends" but did not elaborate. A former neighbor of Kimberly Wundrum told The Star that Irsay sometimes visited Kimberly Wundrum, and that she once introduced the team owner to him.
"I cannot speak for them, and Kim cannot speak for herself," Rhonda Wundrum said. "My sister was a kind, loving and gentle person who had a long struggle, and
her attempts to rise above her struggles were not successful
Kimberly Wundrum
was arrested twice on drug charges in the seven months before her death. She was arrested Aug. 30 in Miami County, Ohio, on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated and felony drug possession. Police found her with 18 "nonprescribed Vicodin ... and 0.6 grams of crushed, nonprescribed Adderall."
On Jan. 4, she was arrested in Boone County on charges of possession of a controlled substance, operating a vehicle while intoxicated with drugs in her system and criminal recklessness after she was stopped driving the wrong way on I-65 and almost hitting a police car.
Her drug-related ties go back years. While she was married to an attorney in Florida, he pleaded guilty in 1997 to federal tax charges and was sentenced to 15 months in prison for failing to report $364,000 in transactions he conducted for a man identified in court documents as a drug dealer. They were
divorced in 2003
, and
he died in 2005 of a drug overdose
While investigating the scene of Kimberly Wundrum's death, a police report lists evidence gathered at the scene as an "orange plate w/white powder, straw, razor." They also found photographs of Irsay in the home of the
former homecoming queen
candidate at Brownsburg High School in 1990.
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Federal law enforcement closes the Liberty Reserve online money-transfer service following the arrest of its two founders and three other employees on charges of money laundering.
U.S. law enforcement shut down online money-transfer service Liberty Reserve and arrested its two founders and three other employees on charges that they operated the service primarily to serve criminals' need to launder money, according to a statement issued May 28 by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. The five defendants, arrested May 24, in Spain, Costa Rica and Brooklyn, N.Y., are charged with one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count of the operation of an unlicensed money-transmitting business, each which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. Two remaining defendants are at large in Costa Rica, according to a statement issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York. Liberty Reserve allegedly had at least 1 million customers worldwide and processed more than $6 billion in transfers. Approximately 55 million transactions were processed, transferring what were thought to be the proceeds of credit-card fraud, identity theft, investment fraud, computer hacking, child pornography and narcotics trafficking, according to the statement. "As alleged, the only liberty that Liberty Reserve gave many of its users was the freedom to commit crimes—the coin of its realm was anonymity, and it became a popular hub for fraudsters, hackers and traffickers," U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in the statement. "The global enforcement action we announce today is an important step toward reining in the 'Wild West' of illicit Internet banking."


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Monika Beal at left, Paul A. Gonzales from LA Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Natalie Moran and Baraka May cross N. San Fernando Rd. after exiting the Metrolink train on Friday, June 21, 2013. The women are from The Los Angeles Muses, an Andrew Sisters style singers. This is the new location for the Bob Hope Airport-Hollywood Way Metrolink station, which is slated to cost $3.7 million and should be finished in early 2015. (Photo by Gary Ambrose / June 21, 2013) |
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For the first time ever, a Metrolink train stopped at San Fernando Road and Hollywood Way on Friday. The people who disembarked were there to proclaim many future stops at the intersection, the site of a new station on the Antelope Valley line.
PHOTOS: Bob Hope Airport-Hollywood Way Metrolink Station groundbreaking
The stop occurred as part of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's groundbreaking ceremony for the new Bob Hope Airport-Hollywood Way Metrolink Station, which is being built with $3.7 million of Measure R funds, the transportation sales-tax measure approved by voters in 2008.
The station is expected to be completed in early 2015.
L.A. County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich spoke at the groundbreaking about the importance of the station for the residents of the Santa Clarita, Antelope and North San Fernando valleys.
Connecting airports through a rail system is a top priority, he said, and it provides more transportation options throughout Southern California.
Dan Feger, the airport's executive director, said the station will help fulfill the airport's long-term plans to make travel easier to and from the airfield.
Others at the groundbreaking ceremony were Burbank Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy, fellow MTA board members Patrick Morris and Ara Najarian, and Susan Georgino, vice president of the airport authority.
[For the Record, June 24, 2013: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Ara Najarian is a member of the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority.]
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Union v. Hyatt: "Are yoga teachers & students who attend the Yoga Journal conference crossing a picket line?"
Here's Yoga Journal's Official Statement, and two yogis' views of the situation.
I'll have more to share tomorrow—after talking with a longtime Hyatt employee, an organizer, and a few senior yoga teachers tonight—we hope to hear and/or offer some respectful, constructive suggestions for a path of integrity based on facts and conversations with those directly involved, including those on the picket line. ~ ed.
"Official statement from the Union."
"Are yoga teachers and students who are attending the YJ conference crossing a picket line?"
"The Hyatt Regency San Francisco is under a work-called boycott since June 2010. The workers are calling on all customers not to eat, sleep, meet or spend any money at the hotel.
This boycott is in effect 24/7, whether or not workers are picketing at any given moment. By entering the hotel—whether as a teacher, paying customer or conference attendee, you are violating the boycott and crossing our picket line.
Hyatt is the most abusive employer in the hotel industry. Hyatt housekeepers face abuse with high injury rates, excessive workloads, and (in many cities) poverty wages."
~ Julia Wong, Spokeswoman for UniteHere Local 2
In addition, they let me know that Hyatt workers at another hotel in Fisherman's wharf recently had an OSHA case that was significantly found in the favor that will change practices there. In other words, the federal government of the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration thinks that Hyatt workers have not been working in safe and healthy ways. So these claims are not with out significant substantiation. Here is a recent article about this.
Finally, major organizations and thousands of people have agreed to support the boycott. None of these organizations or networks think that it is okay to stay at Hyatt. Here is a list including "AFL-CIO, NFL Players Association, NOW, Netroots Nation, LGBT organizations & more join housekeepers…"
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I feel it is a bad idea to have your union contacting customers and asking them to boycott. If conditions are that bad, organize or have a real strike. Losing customers for nearly THREE YEARS on purpose probably means cutbacks and even worse conditions for the people who still have jobs there and want to keep them. Less income is a much easier way to terminate employees versus firing them for being publicly on strike.
Kelly, it's a global strike. The SF Hyatt is just one piece of a larger issue. Hyatt globally continues to be a huge money maker while cutting wages of those cleaning the rooms. This is a trend of large corporations: Hyatt, Walmart, McDonalds all make shareholders and executives rich while many people working there can not make ends meet. How we, as yogi's decide to spend our dollars and our energy deeply matters.
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COLUMBIA — The MU-Nebraska football game will be the only televised college game on Thursday evening, and that means the spotlight will extend well beyond Memorial Stadium.
ESPN has announced it will feature two other facets of MU — the Missouri School of Journalism and Children's Hospital — during the broadcast. The hospital will get a 30-second commercial slot, said Whit Babcock, MU senior associate athletics director.
ESPN will produce the Journalism School spot. Babcock said several MU journalism graduates work for ESPN, which added to the appeal of featuring the school.
"The Journalism School was a no-brainer, but the athletics department's partnership with the Children's Hospital was a draw for them, too," he said. "There are so many areas of this university that could've been featured — we are grateful for ESPN's coverage of these two great aspects of MU."
The featured slots are in addition to the typical university spots that accompany a nationally televised college game, Babcock said.
"It's added exposure because we're still getting general Mizzou commercials during the game," he said. "It's great visibility for the university on all levels."
Babcock said the athletics department has worked hard to educate fans and the community on the logistics of the first midweek game at MU in 17 years.
"We know it's going to be a bit of a hassle with a weekday kickoff as opposed to a Saturday kickoff," he said. "We have had a 20-person campus task force working diligently to spread the word and educate our community, students, faculty and staff. ... We hope that folks can forgive the slight inconveniences for a day to benefit the entire institution."
Babcock encourages alumni and fans to go to MizzouGameday.com for more information on the game, parking, traffic flow and tailgating.
MU Health Care spokesman Matt Splett said the Children's Hospital is recognized in mid-Missouri as a leader in pediatric care. The hospital is consolidating its services with Columbia Regional Hospital, which will create mid-Missouri's only stand-alone health care facility for pediatric patients. Phase one of the plan is scheduled for completion by next summer, Splett said.
"We were flattered to be chosen because any time we can get exposure, especially on a national level, it's an added benefit," he said.
Splett said a previously used advertisement for the hospital will run in the allotted slot.
Splett said the hospital partners with the athletics department to host various events in the community, including the "Miracles for Kids" radiothon taking place this week, . The radiothon, which is sponsored by Children's Miracle Network and Zimmer Radio Group, raises money to improve treatment and to benefit children with various health issues. MU athletes and coaches are frequently seen in the hospital volunteering their time.
"Athletes volunteer with the phone bank, answering calls and also visiting patients on the floors," he said. "Nothing uplifts the spirit of those kids more than seeing an MU Tiger or coach they've seen on TV."
The hospital also pairs with the MU gymnastics team in January for a "Pink Out" meet to raise money for breast cancer research. In February, the women's basketball team hosts a game from which the proceeds go to cardiovascular research.
Babcock said ESPN is sending T-shirts to patients at the hospital and also hopes to have on-air personalities visit the children on Thursday. He said the athletics department is thrilled MU will be featured on a national stage.
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Australian school students with a passion for music will benefit from new Australian Government funding for the 'Rock the Schools' project, with $400 000 being provided to help bring music tours and workshops into more schools next year.
Rock the Schools is a free education and entertainment initiative which helps music-loving students learn about careers in the industry, using workshops by music industry professionals and concerts with emerging Australian bands.
"From my own experience I know what a difference it makes to hear first-hand from those already working and succeeding in the music industry," School Education Minister Peter Garrett said.
"Rock the Schools is a fantastic program that helps the musicians of tomorrow nurture their talent and follow their dreams. This extra funding will improve the service and ensure more students have access to this initiative both in school and online, at no cost to the school or parents," he said.
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A Church from Outer Space for a Religion from Outer Space! Come celebrate the Novus Ordo Advent season! Let's face
it: Can't wait for that Yoga Retreat... Praised by Pope Leo XIII: Liberalism is a Sin Nice to know: Unhappy
35th Anniversary! John Paul the Eastern Orthodox Gives Relics to Schismatics Have you prayed for the Holy Souls in Purgatory today? Just a Little Reminder:
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in the Sanctuary: "Communism is Dead" Update: The Legacy of Fidel Castro Ecumenism Anniversary:
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in 2004? Oooh! What
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Here: If you dare: Another "Tabernacle" How Long until THIS PRIEST Gets Suspended? Another Non-Catholic
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new here: "New
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Proof: Yes,
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Created by | Central Television |
Starring | John Thaw Daisy Bates Cliff Parisi Oliver Ford Davies Nicholas Jones Lisa Harrow Tom Brodie |
Theme music composer | Anne Dudley John E. Keane |
Country of origin | UK |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of series | 6 |
No. of episodes | 27 (list of episodes) |
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Executive producer(s) | Ted Childs |
Producer(s) | Chris Kelly |
Production company(s) | Central Television |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ITV |
Picture format | 4:3 (1995-1998) 16:9 (1999-2001) |
Original run | 3 January 1995 – 25 April 2001 |
Kavanagh QC is a British television series made by Central Television[1] for ITV between 1995 and 2001. It is often repeated on ITV3, and series 1–6 are available on Region 2 DVDs. As of November 13, 2013, the entire series is also available on Region 1 DVDs.
The series starred John Thaw as barrister James Kavanagh QC who comes from a working-class upbringing in Bolton, Greater Manchester. This is only discovered in later episodes as his parents' health deteriorates and through an exchange with a colleague who presumed that Kavanagh was actually a Yorkshireman. The series dealt with his battles in the courtroom as well as his domestic dramas which include the death of his devoted and affectionate wife. Later he begins dating a fellow barrister.
In court Kavanagh is usually seen to be defending a client who seems likely to be convicted until a twist in the case occurs, but occasionally Kavanagh is seen in a prosecuting role. The main plot often features Kavanagh confronting cases with a subtext of racism, sexism or other prejudice. In sub-plots comedy came from the pomposity and self-absorption of Jeremy, a posh barrister in chambers. Kavanagh will not stand for injustice and is never bullied by threats or bribes from those whom he is up against in the courtroom.
In regular roles it included Daisy Bates, Cliff Parisi, Oliver Ford Davies, Nicholas Jones, Lisa Harrow and Tom Brodie.
The series comprised 25 x 90 minute episodes and 2 x 2 hour episodes. See list of Kavanagh QC episodes.
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Julia Piper | Anna Chancellor |
Peter Foxcott QC | Oliver Ford Davies |
Jeremy Aldermarten QC | Nicholas Jones |
Tom Buckley | Cliff Parisi |
Kate Kavanagh | Daisy Bates |
Matt Kavanagh | Tom Brodie |
Alex Wilson | Jenny Jules |
Helen Ames | Arkie Whiteley |
Emma Taylor | Valerie Edmond |
Eleanor Harker QC | Geraldine James |
- Evans, Jeff (2001). The Penguin TV Companion. Harmondsworth, England: Penguin Books. ISBN 0-14-051467-8.
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Super Bowl Sunday in the United States is an early Super Bowl Monday at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, but the 4:00 a.m. kickoff didn't stop soldiers from getting up early or staying up late.
Dining facilities across the base had the game on televisions, along with the USO. Servicemen and women took in the Seattle Seahawks victory over the Denver Broncos.
While some were diehard fans of the two teams -- including Seattle and Denver-area natives at the Grady Dining Facility -- others just wanted to take in the game, no matter the hour.
Saturday and Sunday in Afghanistan were rainy, a rarity in these parts. Soldiers say the last measurable rainfall was early January, and some who have been deployed since the summer say they can count on one hand how many times they've seen rain.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (BLOWFISH SID) -- On Sunday evening the Columbia Blowfish held host to the (9-5) Florence Red Wolves at Capital City Stadium.
The Red Wolves started their slugfest in the top half of the second inning from catcher Matt Rubino (North Carolina), and left fielder, Parker Wormsley (Tennessee). The two would later score off of a single from center fielder, Anthony Paulsen (South Carolina). Wormsely would have a heck of a night at the plate as he went 5-for-5 with three RBI's and a run scored. Florence would continue to bring runs across the plate with 3 in the third, and 5 in the fourth inning. The Red Wolves would score the three runs in the third off of One walk, a HBP, and four base hits. In the fourth Florence would bat around the entire order as they plated five runs on one walk, three hits, and two errors. The Red Wolves would end the night with twelve runs off of fifteen hits, and one error. The Blowfish would only push two runs across, one in the third and one in the eighth. In the third Michael Wilson (Francis Marion) would walk with two outs and the right fielder, Eros Modena (Bethune-Cookman) would send his RBI double down the right field line. Modena went 1-for-3 with a walk. Chase Shelton (Charleston Southern) would have the stand out night offensively for the Blowfish as he finished 3-for-3 on the night with an RBI in the eighth, as well as an HBP. The starting pitcher for the Columbia Blowfish on Sunday was right hander, Alex Currasco (Florida A&M), who tossed four innings giving up 10 runs off of 11 hits, issuing two walks, and no strikeouts. Currasco will wall to (0-2) on the season. The Starter for the Red Wolves was Jacob Long (Clemson) will pick up his second win of the season moving him to (2-0), after he tossed a great six innings giving up one run, off of three hits, issuing one walk, and seven strikeouts. The Blowfish are now (11-7) on the season and are sitting in second place of the Western Standings. The Columbia Blowfish will be back in action at home Tuesday night June 18th hosting the Petersburg Generals. First pitch is set for 7:05pm, gates open at 6pm. It's also "Guaranteed Win Night!" Blowfish win, or you receive a ticket to the next home game! For ticket information you can call us at 803-254-FISH(3474) or Log onto: blowfishbaseball.com The Coastal Plain League is the nation's hottest summer collegiate baseball league. Celebrating its 17th season in 2013, the CPL features 14 teams playing North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. The CPL gives college players the chance to refine their skills with the use of wooden bats. Players are housed with local host families for the summer and past experiences have been very positive for both players and hosts. Furthermore, the CPL has had over 1,000 alumni drafted and 62 alums - including 2011 AL MVP and Cy Young winner Justin Verlander - make their Major League debut thus far. For more information on the Coastal Plain League, please visit the league website at www.coastalplain.com and follow us via Twitter @CPLBaseball. |
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Justice Patrick Keane has summed up the three-week murder trial in the High Court at Auckland today, telling the jury to consider only the evidence when reaching a verdict.
Loffley is charged with killing 2-year-old James Joseph Ruhe Lawrence, known as JJ, who died on 14 November last year "suddenly, unexpectedly and shockingly", from injuries to his liver and pancreas, he said.
The jury must decide if Loffley deliberately killed JJ with fatal force.
The Crown alleges Loffley murdered the boy by delivering a violent act - "a punch, a kick a stomp, or something of that nature," said Judge Keane in his summing up.
This happened while JJ's mother Josephine Lawrence was away from the house and the boy was in Loffley's sole care, according to the Crown.
Loffley has maintained his innocence.
He said JJ accidentally fell off the bed while in his care on November 14, but these were only minor injuries.
The defence said while Loffley was away from the house with his brother, someone entered JJ's bedroom and fatally injured the baby - most likely his mother.
The defence also pointed to Ms Lawrence's failure to show signs of grief after JJ's death.
Justice Keane directed the jury to not take any meaning from Loffley's decision to not give evidence in his defence.
"He's not bound to give evidence - that is a right that anyone accused of a crime has."
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As we bid a fond farewell to 2012, with its many memories and special moments, we thought to share with you our 10 most-read blog posts published this year. Not only do these article provide an enjoyable look-back at 2012, they also provide an overview of some interesting skilled nursing-related topics that we'll continue to cover in 2013.
It's time to say goodbye to 2012 and move along. What will the New Year hold? If you're like us, we like to "re-rack" and see what we might want to tune up and change. We'll ask ourselves questions like "what has gone well and what do we absolutely never want to do again?"
What are the most memorable events of 2012 for you? We all have different thoughts about what might top the list, but for most, it was something that hit the mainstream news or something you saw on TV. The mainstream media has an interesting effect on how we see things. It also impacts how we see ourselves fitting into it all. I saw something recently that made me stop and think about 2013 and what I need to do better. I wanted to take minute and share it with you.
Big changes are ahead for New York residents who need long-term care services and rely on the Medicaid system to pay for those services.
Governor Cuomo has endorsed a plan that has been put together by his long-term care Medicaid task force. Under the new plan there will be a heavy reliance on what are referred to as Managed Long-Term Care Plans (MLTC).
Our second podcast episode touches on long-term planning. Maplewood Owner and Administrator Greg Chambery shares his thoughts on this important topic. As we'll learn in the podcast, making long-term plans as early as possible helps yield greater choice when the time comes for making decisions about skilled nursing care.
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How many times have you pulled off the interstate in some unfamiliar off-ramp or town looking for a bite to eat? Similarly, when you go on a long vacation that requires several days of driving, have you ever needed to find a hotel at the end of the day? There are certain things I look for in these situations when I am hungry or need a place to sleep. I don't know about you but I usually feel more comfortable if I am able to pull into a place that I can trust and have some idea of a minimum standard. Sometimes it might not be exactly what I want at the time but the reliability factor makes me go back there.
Life's challenges can become the basis for positive remembrance and tradition
In life there is death... both figuratively and literally. Although we will all be confronted with the passing of a loved one, there are many other losses that take place during the course of life. Divorce can feel like "a death of a family". Empty nesters might have a similar sentiment especially for the first few years. Significant life changes, such as moving to a different school, city, or country, can trigger feelings of grief. Surviving these feelings during the holiday season can be particularly challenging. One of the biggest stressors we put on ourselves is pretending nothing has changed... when in reality everything has changed! Psychologists say people who are grieving often go into seclusion for fear of depressing those around them.
The best treatment for grieving is to be with other people.
My wife and I recently hit a milestone of celebrating our 25thwedding anniversary. 2 years ago we decided we would celebrate by taking an extended trip to a place we had never been before. It was a trip of a lifetime that was filled with great memories that will last forever. The best laid plans could not have prepared us for all that we experienced. Part of the adventure was an element of the unknown. Everything was strange to us. People spoke a different language, and as a result, any of the signs that may have given us a hint as to a sense of direction were of no use to us. We basically were down to instinct and other familiar constants like the sun rising in the east and setting in the west. We found ourselves relying solely on the people that were around us. The only way we could communicate with them was by gestures and pointing. Anyone watching our performances could have a good laugh. We ran into people who were both very nice and helpful and others who took advantage of us and in some cases steered us in the wrong direction. It was a humbling learning experience for both of us. While reflecting on all of this I got to thinking about what we do at The Maplewood and the fact that there are solid parallels between the experience of my wife and I and the Patients and families at The Maplewood who we are privileged to serve.
I recently spent a few days with a group of guys who came in from all over the country. We had guys from Texas, North Carolina, Michigan and Florida. There were also two from Canada. We all get together once a year and play golf and share stories about family and the good ole days. This year one of the guys from Canada kept asking me about Long-Term Health Care. This was a new experience for me since most other years I had always been kidded about working in my profession. It was a totally new experience for me to listen to his insight into taking care of a sick parent.
Welcome back! Today we'll conclude our two-part series on common tour questions. As with Part One, I chatted with Lisa Davies, Director of Social Work Services, to learn more about what's on the mind of our visitors as they tour The Maplewood in search of long term nursing care.
Last week I attended a national conference on Long Term Care and Assisted Living. There was the usual lineup of hundreds of vendors attempting to convince one and all that the product they were selling was something you just needed to have. The opening session was a long talk by a man named Daniel Pink who is the author of a new book called "Drive". Mr. Pink is a bit of a futurist who talks about what our world will look like in the coming years. There was the usual array of educational seminars that talked about how to fill out this form or that form or who would be the next regulator to sue your facility and put you about of business. I have been attending these events for 25 years. They are usually about the same from year to year but this year there was a perceivable difference. Something was in the air that was not quite there before.


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In this title the works of the early period (1958-1969) of artistic activities by Christo and Jeanne-Claude are united to show how their exceptional career developed. From the very early small packages to wrapped barrels and other wrapped objects like chairs, tables, typewriters, bottles, flowers and telephones to the period of storefronts - some of them life-size - and the first proposals to wrap entire buildings, the experience of this art-form is presented. Already in the sixties the artists moved their work out of the studio into open space to confront the general public with their art. Early examples like the "Dockside Packages" at Cologne Harbor in 1961, the "Iron Curtain-Wall of Oil Barrels" blocking the Rue Visconti in Paris in 1962 and the "Wrapped Fountain" and "Wrapped Medieval Tower" in Spoleto finally led to the "5,600 Cubicmeter Package, Documenta 4, Kassel" an Air Package 280 feet high and to the first wrapped buildings, the wrapping of the "Kunsthalle Bern" in 1968 and the "Wrapped Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago" in 1969. The book concludes with the work "Wrapped Coast, Little Bay, One million square feet, Sydney, Australia" when the wrapping of a whole coastline provided a taste of things to come in the following decade.
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The roots of an extraordinary pursuit
Never before has a comprehensive survey been brought together to demonstrate the developments of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's early works.
Beginning with pieces created in Paris and Europe between 1958 and 1964 -Packages, Wrapped Objects, Oil Barrels Structures, Show Cases and Store Fronts, the first proposals for Urban Temporary Objects, and Wrapped Public Buildings, 1961 - the book continues to the early 60s, a period during which Christo and Jeanne-Claude began moving their work out of the studio into open spaces to involve the general public with their art, such as the realizations of Dockside Packages, Cologne Harbor, 1961, and Wall of Oil Barrels-Iron Curtain, Rue Visconti, Paris 1961-62.
Finally, the book features the art created after they moved to New York in 1964, including preparatory studies (drawings, collages, and scale models of proposals for urban and rural temporary works) and realizations of the first Wrapped Public Buildings, Kunsthalle Bern Wrapped, 1968, Wrapped Tower and Wrapped Fountain, Spoleto 1968, 5,600 Cubicmeter Air Package, documenta IV, Kassel 1967-68, and Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Wrapped, 1969.
Early Works 1958-1969 ends with Wrapped Coast, One Million Square Feet, Little Bay, Sydney, Australia 1968-69. The monumental wrapping of that coastline was only a taste of things to come in the following decades.
**The publication of Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Early Works 1958-1969 coincides with the exhibition of 384 early works from the collections of 39 museums and 121 private collectors in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United States and Venezuela.


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A week ago, the Dallas Stars were flying high. They were 11-3-0, tops in the Western Conference and pushing Pittsburgh for first overall in the NHL.
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Since then, the Stars have gone 0-3 — with losses to Pittsburgh, Detroit and Florida — while being outscored 14-3. This included last night's humiliating 6-0 home defeat to the Panthers, which Mike Heika of the Dallas Morning News called "this team's worst yet." (Subscription only)
"The honeymoon's over," Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said. "You start off 11-3, and teams are prepared to play you. They watch you a little bit closer. I thought Florida did a really good job of pre-scouting us. You can have systems given to you from God above, but if you don't add work to those systems, you're not going to win. We got severely outworked."
Florida's domination was apparent in the first period. Dallas spent almost the entire opening frame in its own end and the disparity in shot opportunities was shocking. (37-7: Florida put 14 on goal, had 16 blocked and seven missed the net.)
Some will say this is an aberration, that Dallas is more the team that went 11-3 than the one that's gone 0-3. But some will counter the Stars are now showing their true colors — with evidence to back it up. Dallas has given up the most shots per game in the league (33.4) and the most power-play opportunities (4.9) per game…and one wonders when some of their key contributors will come back to earth.
— Jamie Benn is on pace to score 97 points this year; his career-high is 56.
— Adam Burish has eight points already; his career-high is 14.
— Eric Nystrom has five goals in 12 games as a Star; his career-high is 11.
There's also the issue of Kari Lehtonen's workload. He's started 14 of Dallas' 17 games and is fourth among all goalies in shots faced (eighth in minutes played.) He's been in the league for seven years, but only has two seasons as a full-time starter: 2006-07 with Atlanta and last season in Dallas. The wear-down factor could be in play, especially for a guy whose conditioning has been questioned in the past.
So, are the wheels coming off in Dallas or not? Have your say in the comments section.
UPDATE: Another tough loss for the Stars — Burish will miss the next 4-6 weeks with a broken hand. He joins Steve Ott and Alex Goligoski among Dallas' walking wounded.
- cmutimmah - Nov 16, 2011 at 12:58 PM
Always has been harder to play with a target on your back. They'll be OK.
- comeonnowguys - Nov 16, 2011 at 2:38 PM
Didn't the Wings win a bunch, then lose a bunch, then win again?
Didn't the Blackhawks lose three straight and come back to win three straight?
Oh, look, an untouched mole hill!
- comeonnowguys - Nov 16, 2011 at 2:40 PM
I mean… Pittsburgh, Detroit and an underrated Florida team. Not exactly a swing through Winnipeg and Calgary.
- danphipps01 - Nov 16, 2011 at 4:30 PM
Heh. Untouched mole hill. Well-said.
- whatswellydoing - Nov 16, 2011 at 3:58 PM
Meh, I didn't really expect a whole lot out of Dallas this year. Middle of the pack playoff seed at best.


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Glad you posted this because I probably wouldn't have noticed even when filling out the envelopes. Thanks.. I'm making my own cards on my computer and have a few ideas running through my head just haven't sat down to try them out yet. There's definitely going to be some pictures being sent. Just narrowing it down is hard! LOL
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Leithman, Gillian (2004) Retirement planning : do financial means influence life satisfaction? : a comparative study of male and female retirees. Masters thesis, Concordia University.
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A substantial percentage of elderly Canadian women live below the low-income cut-off. Traditional gender roles, institutional barriers and a lack of financial confidence, have hindered many Canadian women from planning for their financial well-being in old age. The current investigation studied the extent of financial preparation for retirement in a sample of 149 active and healthy retired men and women 50 years of age and older. Financial satisfaction, regret and anxiety, and life satisfaction were the outcome variables studied. The analysis of the survey data revealed that women lag significantly behind men in their financial preparations for retirement and women tend to experience somewhat more financial anxiety. The incidence of financial regret and anxiety were not high in this sample. Interviews with a subset of 14 retirees suggested that people adapt psychologically to reduced financial circumstances. All the same, anxiety was associated with a decrease in life satisfaction and financial satisfaction for all retirees. Financial regret was negatively linked to life satisfaction for men and women. Interestingly, regret decreased the financial satisfaction of women but not men. Thus, women who have cause to regret previous saving decisions are at risk of decreased financial satisfaction and life satisfaction.
Divisions: | Concordia University > John Molson School of Business |
Item Type: | Thesis (Masters) |
Authors: | Leithman, Gillian |
Pagination: | x, 128 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. |
Institution: | Concordia University |
Degree Name: | M. Sc. Admin. |
Program: | John Molson School of Business |
Date: | 2004 |
Thesis Supervisor(s): | Dyer, Linda |
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It's so easy to live a life that revolves solely around a single agenda: our own. Everything in the surrounding culture encourages us to create the life that we want, to see the fulfillment of our own goals as the ultimate prize, to stand apart from the crowd by being truly selfish.
Of course, Christianity suggests otherwise. It tells us that meeting our own desires is not the path to godly success. Jesus quotes from the ancients in Deuteronomy and Leviticus when He reminds His audience precisely what we ought to value most: to love God with all of our energy and passion, and to love others as much as ourselves.
Selfless living does not mean placing others on an equal footing with ourselves, handing out the compassion in step with the self-indulgence. True Christianity—to be near the kingdom of God, to understand the very fibers that hold together the essence of Christianity, to put our faith into bold practice—means handing over our own agendas in place of serving God and others. It might not be sexy or culturally on-message, but it's there, in plain and simple truth.
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I help lead a middle school girls small group at my church. When I asked them about how often they were in their Bible, they each gave me reasons as to why they don't have enough time to read the Word. As I began to get sad for them, I realized that I do the same thing. I read my Bible when I have time or convenience rather than placing it before everything else. Life has become all about convenience and placing ourself first. Thanks for this reminder that we need to take a step back and put God before us so we can truly love and serve those around us.
We live in a made-to-order culture, which I think not only lead to a misconception of what/who Faith is about, but also to being entangled in a life of repetitive sin. Our self-centered culture forces us to see ourselves as being "right" in what we're doing because it suits us best. This article touches on it a bit: http://bit.ly/1sIo2iB


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By now you've probably seen the photos of Teen Mom's Farrah Abraham frolicking around Pacha NYC night club with a band of strippers on her recent 23rd birthday. In fact, it's basically impossible not to have seen said photos, because Farrah was dressed as a disco ball. It goes without saying that Farrah's birthday outfit was next-level amaze (despite the loss of vision), and we love Farrah's baby doll skater dress, which she glammed up with knee-high boots, and crazy-long hair extensions. But let's talk about those extensions, shall we? Because we're just not sure how we feel about them. Those of you who have been in a committed relationship with Farrah since her days on 16 and Pregnant know that this girl has a gorgeous head of hair. Farrah's locks of love are thick, luscious, and definitely don't need to be helped by polyester clip-ins. Yet for some reason, she chose to extend her natural tresses during her recent birthday soiree. While we're used to Farrah enhancing her assets and changing-up her appearance, we're thinking she looks better with her hair au naturel. Sure, the extra length makes Farrah look like a total bombshell, and yes, we're thrilled that she's not wearing feathers in her scalp, but we're on the fence here, y'all.
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Tifosi Logic sunglasses £49.99
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Tifosi is a very popular brand in the USA, with a massive range of eyewear for running, cycling, tennis, golf, fishing and more, but it's a relatively new name here in the UK. We've been testing a pair of Logic cycling specs, and going by the quality and price we think Tifosi may become much better-known in future.
The lenses are made from polycarbonate, a plastic designed to flex slightly, which Tifosi say is 'decentered' meaning vision is not distorted. This is true; we've done quite a few miles in these glasses in varying conditions, and the view has always been 100% clear. (Until being hit by road spray from the rider in front, but that's another story...)
In the upper corner of each lens there's a ventilation gap (basically an open slot between frame and lens). This helps reduce fogging, by funnelling a small amount of airflow behind the lens. It may look like a gimmick but it works.
The fame is made from another kind of plastic (we're informed it's called Grilamid TR-90 homopolyamide nylon) which is very strong but still flexible rather than brittle.
The frame design gives a large section of frame on each side, level with the temples, just in front of the frame hinge. Some riders may find this too chunky and prefer a svelter look; I like it because it keeps out glare from the corner of the eyes.
The sections of the frame that go over the ears are made from black rubber dubbed 'hydrophilic' (ie, water loving) which Tifosi claims grip better when wet - whether it's rain and sweat. The same applies to the nose-piece. Having worn these glasses during some long sportives recently in hot conditions, where sweat was pouring from under the helmet on the big climbs, we can safely confirm this claim is true. The glasses stayed firmly in place all day.
The ear-pieces can also be bent into shape according to personal comfort. Some riders like the stylish look of straight lines. We go for a slightly downward curve: as well as an added guarantee the glasses won't slip off, it also means the earpieces don't touch the underneath of the helmet rim. Being able to fine-tune the fit this way is a very useful feature.
We also like the fact that the ends of the ear-pieces do not touch the inside of the lens when the glasses are folded, which means no scratches in transit.
Our test glasses have an orange frame, but the Logics also come in black, white, sliver and brown. The recommended retail price is a penny under £50 (less at some on-line stores), which compares very well with the price of similar quality specs from the better-known high-profile brands.
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Make and model: Tifosi Logic
Size tested: Race Neon
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The Tifosi website says: 'Tifosi is the Italian word referring to a super-fan, an enthusiast, and that is exactly who we are and who we make our eyewear for. Our mission is to provide technically advanced eyewear to enthusiasts of all sports and outdoor activities.' We haven't tested the glasses for golf and fishing, but the cycling kit is certainly good quality. So yes, we can see a time when Tifosi will have more tifosis on this side of the Atlantic.
Did you enjoy using the product? yes
Would you consider buying the product? yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? yes
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Age: 50
I usually ride: an old Marin Alp My best bike is: an old Giant Cadex
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: A few times a week I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: touring, club rides, sportives, mtb,
I quite like the look of these. Can you tell me how wide they are? I need shades for the fuller face...(OK, bigger head)
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5th May 2011 - 9:29
across the inside of the frame from hinge to hinge is 135mm. when you put the glasses on, they flex open to slightly wider than this.
hope that helps
(also not a small head)
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5th May 2011 - 17:12
I have the 'Light Night' Fototec version of these ... they are a better fit for me than some of the other Tifosi models (e.g. Forza) as my eyelashes don't contact the lenses as much. The lenses do scratch easily and Tifosi don't mention anything on their website about lens coatings, so they may be saving money here. They are nice sunglasses with the Fototec being ideal for commuting (dark mornings/sunny afternoons).
posted by nbrus [286 posts]
6th May 2011 - 13:11
No mention of the fact these glasses come with 3 interchangeable lenses?
posted by simondbarnes [38 posts]
6th May 2011 - 21:55
Sorry about that. Somewhere in transit our test model got separated from its other lenses. You're right: the Logic is one of Tifosi's 'interchangeable' range of Bike/Hike/Run glasses and comes with three sets of lenses, classed by Tifosi as 'GT' (or 'Golf-Tennis', providing high contrast), 'EC' (extreme contrast) and 'AC-Red' (for 'sunny-to-cloudy' conditions). If the errant lenses are located, I'll update the review.
David Else
posted by David Else [314 posts]
8th May 2011 - 22:47
How much air would these glasses let onto your eyes? I'm wondering how the ventilation gaps affect this.
I'm in the plains of America and ride a road bike. With very few trees etc. to block wind, It pummels into my eyes. I wear contacts and this dries them out. Blinking becomes painful. So I was looking for a good pair of sunglasses that would help. With the price of these I thought I'd check.
Would the ventilation gap cause enough air flow onto eyes to dry out contacts?
Any opinions on this?
posted by durandir [2 posts]
2nd July 2012 - 21:33