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Game Theory leader Scott Miller never made a secret of his fondness for Big Star, and while Real Nighttime favored the lush but direct sound of #1 Record, and The Big Shot Chronicles suggested the harder-edged tone of Radio City, Lolita Nation plays like Game Theory's variation on the themes of Big Star's masterfully damaged swan song, Third/Sister Lovers. Certainly Game Theory's most ambitious album, Lolita Nation was a two-LP set that combined some of Miller's most user-friendly power pop squared off against dark, moody ruminations on betrayal, failed love, and mortality, all of it punctuated with bursts of avant-garde noise and unclassifiable studio doodling, and finally thrown into a sonic Cuisinart through Miller's aggressive use of aural montage. Game Theory's most challenging work, Lolita Nation is a bit disorienting on first listen, though it finds the band playing at the very top of its form on demanding material. New guitarist Donnette Thayer made an impressive debut, and drummer Gil Ray and keyboardist Shelley LaFreniere delivered outstanding performances. There are more than a few flat-out brilliant tracks, such as "Chardonnay," "The Waist and the Knees," and "The Real Sheila," alongside such head-scratchers as "Turn Me on Dead Man," "Watch Who You're Calling Space Garbage Meteor Mouth," and the 22nd track (which stubbornly defies titling). Lolita Nation was the point where the many ideas and approaches Miller had experimented with on Game Theory's earlier albums finally came together in a (pardon the expression) blaze of glory, and if the album is a bit much to absorb on first listen, few rock albums of the '80s reward repeated listening more than this one. Miller was one of the few rock musicians who often (and fittingly) cited James Joyce as an influence, and Lolita Nation is his
, a dense, profoundly idiosyncratic masterpiece.
Mark Deming, Rovi
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Kenneth, What's the Frequency?
Not Because You Can
Go Ahead, You're Dying To
Dripping With Looks
Exactly What We Don't Want to Hear
We Love You, Carol and Alison
The Waist and the Knees
Nothing New
The World's Easiest Job
Look Away
The Real Sheila
Andy in Ten Years
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Where They Have to Let You In
Turn Me on Dead Man
Mammoth Gardens
Little Ivory
Museum of Hopelessness
Toby Ornette
All Clockwork and No Bodily Fluids Makes Hal a Dull Humbert/In Heaven E
One More for Saint Michael
Choose Between Two Sons
Last Day That We're Young
Together Now, Very Minor
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The Good Earth
Game Theory
Real Nighttime
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Anything Can Happen
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The Days of Wine and Roses
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Free shuttles service the Medical Campus Area community. See schedules listed below for the exact times and destinations.
Please Note: schedules are subject to change. All shuttles run Monday thru Friday only (no service on weekends or holidays).
E. Concord Bus Stop
Starting Monday, Oct. 26, the bus stop currently along East Concord Street will be relocating approximately 100 feet to under the new Moakley Addition overhang. The BMC Healthnet and Academy Bus Lines shuttle buses will drop off/pick up at the new location.
Travel time is approximate due to traffic, weather and construction conditions. Drivers are authorized to stop only at designated locations. Thank you for your cooperation.
For the latest information, please visit the Boston University Medical Campus shuttle bus page. Any questions, problems, suggestions or input about any shuttle, please call 617.638.7473.
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The inner campus shuttle operates Monday thru Friday (except holidays) from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM on a continuous loop from BMC/Newton Pavilion (88 East Newton Street). For further information or to schedule a specific pick-up, call 617.638.6874.
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The Evening Shuttle boards at ONE CENTRAL STOP located at 710 Albany Street / Albany Street Garage. This site is indoor, well-lit and includes a 24-hour staff on site.
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- MBTA Stations: Andrews(Red), Broadway (Red), Ruggles (Orange), Back Bay (Orange), and Copley (Green)
- South End Neighborhood Locations
Please Note: This service and schedule may be changed or modified with notice. Times are subject to weather and traffic conditions.
Questions? Call 617.638.7473.
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An escort service to Boston University Medical Campus (BUMC) parking facilities and Broadway Station of the MBTA is available for BUMC commuters and visitors weekdays, midnight to 6 AM, and at all hours during weekends and official holidays. The escort service can be requested at the BMC Newton Pavilion Security desk, located in the lobby, or at the BMC Menino Pavilion Security desk on the ground floor near the Emergency Department.
People requesting escort services are required to sign the Security register and to present proper identification. Security personnel are not authorized to drop a passenger off anywhere except at his or her vehicle in a BUMC parking facility or at a BUMC facility or Broadway MBTA Station.
There are occasional delays when the Security vehicle is being used for an emergency, so please call ahead to Security at 617.638.4444 for BMC East Newton Street Campus or 617.414.4444 for BUMC Harrison Avenue Campus before going to the Security desk.
By Shuttle – Boston VA Medical Center Shuttle
The Boston VA Medical Center Shuttle travels between BMC/Newton Pavilion and the VA Medical Center several times a day. The shuttle bus is a dedicated resource of the Boston VA Medical Center and operates daily, Monday thru Friday.
For schedules, please check the kiosks in the lobbies or call the Newton Pavilion reception desk at 617.638.6064.
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Boston HealthNet Shuttles
Boston Medical Center, as a service to its HealthNet members, offers FREE shuttle service for patients between neighborhood health centers and BMC. Please be advised that all times listed are approximate, depending on traffic and weather conditions. For more information, please call 617.638.4899.
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BU Charles River Campus and Medical Center Campus Shuttles
The Medical Campus bus will leave the Charles River Campus from the corner of Sherborn Street and Commonwealth Avenue in front of the School of Education. This is now a direct bus to and from the Medical Campus making no other stops.
BU Charles River Campus and Medical Center Campus Shuttles
The BUS is a free shuttle that connects the BU Charles River Campus to the BU Medical Campus. The schedule coincides with the academic calendar and runs on normal university class days only. There is no service on weekends, holidays, school vacation days, intersession or summer break.
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Beta Regio is a region of the planet Venus known as a volcanic rise. Measuring about 3000 km, it constitutes a prominent upland region of Venus centered at 25°18′N 282°48′E / 25.3°N 282.8°E[1].
The first features that showed up in early radar surveys of the planet were given the names of letters of the Greek alphabet. Beta Regio was one of those features. It was discovered and named by Dick Goldstein in 1964.[2] The name was approved by the International Astronomical Union's Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature (IAU/WGPSN) between 1976 and 1979.[3] Maxwell Montes, Alpha Regio, and Beta Regio are the three exceptions to the rule that the surface features of Venus are to be named for females: women or goddesses.
Volcanic rises are broad, sloping highlands over 1000 km across. They are cut by deep troughs 100–200 km across. These troughs are an example of continental rifting, and are evidence of surface tectonism.
Beta Regio is cut by a radar-bright north-south trough called Devana Chasma. The northern end has a volcano called Rhea Mons, and the southern end is dominated by a volcano titled Theia Mons.[4]
- ^ Blue, Jennifer. "Beta Regio". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. USGS Astrogeology Research Program.
- ^ Butrica, Andrew J., SP-4218 To See the Unseen, Chapter 5: Normal Science, NASA, 1996
- ^ Butrica, Andrew J., SP-4218 To See the Unseen, Chapter 6: Pioneering on Venus and Mars, NASA, 1996
- ^ Carolynn Young, ed. (1990-08-01). The Magellan Venus Explorer' Guide. NASA.
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Bio: Arts at the Rives Theater (ART) is a community non-profit in Martinsville, Va., dedicated to preserving the historic Rives Theatre by offering high-quality musical, educational and artistic programming. The group, comprised entirely of volunteers, is devoted to transforming the Rives from a movie theatre into a live-music venue, as well as a community space for education and the arts. The theatre, built in 1932, currently stages two monthly series: * The "First Fridays at the Rives" concert series, which highlights bands of various genres on the first Friday of each month * "Bluegrass At The Rives Concert Series" presented by the Lions Club of Martinsville & Henry County, which brings regional bluegrass acts to the stage on the third Saturday of each month. Other live concerts and programming also take place on an event-by-event basis, and the theatre is available for rent to the public. For information about booking the Rives for an event, such as a birthday party, call (276) 732-2859. ART is recognized by the IRS as a 501c3 organization. The group's officers are: President: Paul Ashbrook Vice President: William Baptist Secretary: Johnny Buck Treasurer: Eric Moore Other board members are: Annelle Williams (past president), Doug Williams, Jim Clark, Bernadette Moore, Douglas Williams, Telisha Williams, Carolyn Beale, Rives Coleman, Dean Johnston and Sandy Woodall. ART was officially formed in 2010 when the Friends of the Rives Theatre merged with the Artisan Cafe. Other website: www.facebook.com/rivestheater


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[OFF THE POST]A draw was a good as a win for players on third-tier English club Leyton Orient, who were rewarded with a (postseason) trip to Las Vegas by the club's owner after they held Arsenal to a 1-1 tie on Jonathan Tehoue's 89th-minute goal in their fifth-round English FA Cup match.
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I liked the location and the good service provided. Dinner is also often very good at this hotel.
I have been to this hotel many times before. Last time before this was 4 years ago. But now, some rooms are in need of updating. Nothing is very bad but a new coat of paint and new rugs and such would help the look. Also, this time, our dietary requirements, although stated very clearly when ordering food, was not taken into account at the delivery of the food, twice! My experience 4 years ago was better but still, it's a nice hotel.
Some one once told me if you don't have anything good to say don't say anything at all....
Friendly staff, good location, clean rooms, practical for families
poor noise insulation, quite expensive for what it is
Charming beautiful authentic warm and welcoming peaceful superb hotel.
Call Les Diablerets Ski resort management and ask if they have bothered to use snow machines to create and groom pistes, mark them and sign them properly like they do in France. So far they haven'T.
The friendly and helpful attitude of the owner and staff.
New and clean room, friendly owner, calm and cozy athmosphere, no set breakfast or check-out time so you do not need to hurry in the morning.
The atmospere at Hotel du Pillon is like being at home, but without the hassle of having to do anything oneself. The first class 'ambiance' is partly due to the extremely friendly 'acceuil' of the owner.
Centrally located, friendly and welcoming staff.
Nicely furnished and comfortable room
Bathing room in general nice, but Shower needs some improvments
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Generally very friendly and helpful staff
I've stayed in Villars a lot over the years and I have grown accustomed to mediocre hotels with high rates. The Eurotel Victoria broke that trend! The room was large with great views, the staff was amazingly friendly and accommodating, the breakfast was plentiful and parking was free despite what was mentioned on the website. I'll definitely stay there next time!
The only thing I did not like, but it was not really a problem, was that our room was on the top floor which was not reachable by the elevator. I would not think twice about it had I not been travelling with a baby!
The salad buffet in the retaurant was absolutely amazing. The rooms were really comfortable and very big and I wish I had that bathroom at home!
The breakfast staff was rude despite having asked for an early breakfast the night before.
The room was renewed, with an adorable bathroom, showering looking out the window and seeing all the mountains was priceless. The terrace was huge, quiet with again a lovely view on the mountains.
Breakfast OK, not too fancy. Not too much variety of things, but the necessary was there.
Hotel position is excellent and good parking
I had a very relaxing and enjoyable holiday.
Excellent location. Splendid service: very friendly and courteous host,
Clean room
there was a very loud noise in the bathroom - the hotel staff told it was ventilation and they can't do anything about it.
Great location, friendly staff, clean and comfortable room, service provided just as expected and pomised in the description.No bad surprises upon arrival . Reservation check-out every thing is well organised and managed by friendly staff. Convenient. Ok restaurant, good breakfast. Very good value for money.For us as a family it was perfect for a we away..
The bedrooms are of the highest quality and the bathroom one of the best among any five star alternatives. Everything was beyond expecations. Expensive, but you really felt you were getting fabulous return value. Thanks booking.com for keeping us informed of low-season discounts. Great job!
Just a tad over the top expensive
The hotel was in a wonderful location and the large corner room with a large balcony had glorious views. ( We had reservations about room safety at the hotel).
We stayed off peak in August and there was only one dining room open. I have read the type of menu they had many times "en Suisse" and my wife and I were disappointed with the standard of the food, its presentation and unusual execution. The waiting staff were very polite.
Nice room and bath;. Newly remodeled rooms. Pet friendly. Plenty of onsite parking. Most staff speaks English or limited English. Although visiting in summer, noticed ski runs are nearby (5-10 minute drive). A sitting room with a fireplace on the second floor would be a nice place to relax after a day of skiing. Would recommend the hotel primarily due to the location; the drive thru the countryside is lovely and worth experiencing. However, because it is so expensive, would not return again and probably would not recommend the hotel to others unless they knew it would be a very expensive visit.
Extremely expensive room, food, drink. Very costly dinner. Menu only in French (no other translations). The room price included breakfast, but for the prices charged, more substantial breakfast choices should be provided. Breakfast is brought to your table and extremely limited (small processed cheese, cube of guyres cheese, small juice, processed yogurt cup, coffee, breads). No fruit, meats, other cheeses, egg, cereal. If another restaurant is open with less expensive prices, go there instead. Due to high prices, not a place for a large family. No fan in room; to cool off the room, had to open windows which meant a lot of road noise until midnight.
Very friendly staff; nice library and comfortable lounge
Les owners sont très sympas the General Henri Guisan was sleeping in the hotel very nice decoration
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Early music quartet New York Polyphony will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday as part of Friends of Aeolian Skinner Opus 1024's concert series.
Countertenor Geoffrey Williams said the group will sing a program of almost entirely sacred music, from Gregorian chants to music from the late 1500s.
"We do bring a modern approach to this repertoire," Williams said. "We're not trying to say anything with what we sing other than that it's beautiful music.
"This is music that is very expressive," he said. "It's really wonderful, passionate music."
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"McCarthy enjoyed working on this particular project due to the exciting design and materials used to build the structure," said McCarthy's Texas Division President, Mike McWay. "McCarthy has significant experience building performing arts and entertainment venues. We are elated we could be a part of the team that is bringing yet another world-class theatre to the Dallas Arts District."
The City Performance Hall boasts a 750-seat theatre, a grand lobby, event room and back of house facilities which include an enclosed garden and educational and meeting spaces. The green room area for performers will have two star dressing areas and the private meditation garden will be located just outside to help prepare for performances. A future Phase Two of the project is designed to include two flexible 200-seat theatres, an art gallery, a café and a bookshop.
Using concrete as the primary construction material allows for a wealth of design options as it can be formed into different shapes as well as painted and stained. In this instance, the structure is composed of a long sweeping roof flanked by two stories of cast-in-place concrete walls, and it is organized as a series of linear pavilions, capped by varying ribbon like roof forms. The interior audience chamber of the building includes articulated board form concrete walls creating an intricate and beautiful, horizontal wood grain design covering each wall in its entirety.The dense concrete walls create a solid sound barrier to hold in entertainment music and dialogue, and keep distracting noises out.
Additional unique features of the building include a bank of floor-to-ceiling windows in the main lobby offering a spectacular view of the Arts District and a LED light curtain in the primary performance area.
The architect of record for this project is Corgan Associates, Inc. of Dallas and the design firm is Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP (SOM) of Chicago. For more information on the City Performance Hall please click here.
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Buffalo cannot allow Market Arcade to close
Restraint was applied to these comments – regarding the potential for the Market Arcade Film & Arts Centre in Buffalo to close – so they are appropriate for general audiences.
Ownership is joined to responsibility! The city owns the complex. It's an essential, complementary element of the Theater District, and for the developing vibrancy of Main Street. Consequently, there's an inherent and rightful obligation for the necessary investments to be made to support the survival.
That includes the crucial technological updates for the projectors and improvements to sundry items (i.e., heating/cooling, seating, restrooms, etc.) that are key to providing a better customer experience and increasing revenue. Capital improvements have not been made since the theater opened a quarter-century ago.
The city center already has a vital, missing component for visitors' expectations and satisfaction. Shopping opportunities! Bringing down the curtain on the Market Arcade would be counterproductive to the efforts to broaden the array of Main Street attractions to lure people.
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For dates of collection and more information visit the Sustainability Victoria website or call Sustainability Victoria on 1300 363 744 (Victoria only).
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Ted Halley sent an e-mail to employees this morning announcing his plans to leave his post Dec. 31. He says he has had a "great career" with the agency and encouraged workers to continue to "protect the integrity of the agency."
Agency spokesman Rodney Welch says Mr. Halley has not given more details about his decision.
Mr. Halley's announcement comes after months of record-setting unemployment numbers and criticism from Gov. Mark Sanford over job statistics. Mr. Sanford had criticized the commission for what he thinks is a lack of detail in its collection of data about who is losing jobs.


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Dubai aparthotel in Bur Dubai, near BurJuman Mall
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This family-friendly Dubai aparthotel is located near the airport, within 1 mi (2 km) of Textile Souk, BurJuman Mall, and Dubai Museum. Grand Mosque and The Dubai Heritage Village are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this aparthotel has an outdoor pool and a health club. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a coffee shop/café, a sauna, and a rooftop terrace are onsite.
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Savoy Suites Hotel Apartments provides a health club and a sauna. Dining options at the aparthotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. This aparthotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This family-friendly aparthotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and coffee/tea in a common area. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times is offered to guests. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Savoy Suites Hotel Apartments has designated areas for smoking.
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- Total number of rooms - 112
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Mrs. Baker was born Aug. 28, 1925, in Slidell to Harrison and Eva Pearl Doyle Hall. She started her education at Texas Women's University in Denton. Then she received a bachelor's degree in science and a master's degree in education from West Texas State University. She had taught for 29 years for the Amarillo Public School System, teaching first graders. She had also taught Sunday school and later worked with the children's ministry.
Mrs. Baker was a member of the Retired Teachers Association and a member of the Eastern Star. Her first love were her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and her love for her church home, First Baptist Church of Amarillo.
Her three grandchildren will forever be in gratitude to their grandparents' gift of a college education.
Survivors include a daughter, Judy Belcher and husband Rick of Amarillo; a son, Rusty Baker and wife Shirley of Canyon; three grandchildren, Brandi Alarcon and husband Joe of Amarillo, Tiffani Mackenzie and husband Steve of Dallas and Michael Baker and wife Katy of Friscoe; eight great-grandchildren, Ashton, Preston, Christian and Slayton Alarcon, Isabella and Stefani Mackenzie, Sydney Jane and Brooke Baker.
The family suggests memorials be to First Baptist Church, 1208 S. Tyler St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
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Reason why Dana was pissed at not making weight.
Sorry to make another thread about this, but its not only about Gabe.
I think the reason why Dana was so pissed Gabe failed to make weight is because this show was taped not long after UFC 67, when Travis Lutter failed to make weight. I remember watching UFC 67 and Dana said "We just filmed the most exiting fight the TUF series has ever seen" he must have been talking about the Diaz fight. So Gabe failed to make weight one or two week after the Travis Lutter thing.
You bring up a very good point but never the less Dana, the coaches, the TUF fighters on the show and others who wanted to be on or part of the show have every right to be extremely pissed. I'll break it down for you:
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5)Cory Hill had to cut weight as well and did so.
6)It was a complete disrespect to the UFC and the fighters.
Well the thing about the Lutter situation is that Dana didnt seem as pissed off with Lutter as with Gabe. He was asked what Lutters punishment should or will be, and his reply was something to the tune of, 'losing the fight was punishment enough' He booted Gabes ass out the door and basically told him he ain't going to work for the UFC anymore.
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Michael Franzese, a thug who was associated with sports agent Norby Walters, said on the show that evidence points to the belief that Harmon threw the Rose Bowl game against UCLA.
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"I can't honestly say because I was away in prison at the time,'' Franzese said. "It doesn't look good, that's for sure.
"And I would certainly have my suspicions."
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"He threw the game,'' Franzese answers.
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"The game film reveals that every fumble he lost was caused by a UCLA defender making a hard hit. They just knocked the ball loose.
"They did a great job of tackling. UCLA made bad things happen to Iowa; Iowa didn't self-destruct. Ronnie Harmon had a tremendous football career with the Hawkeyes, and I hated to see it end that way. He enjoyed a long, successful career in the NFL, and I always enjoy seeing him when he comes by to visit.''
Dan McCarney, then Iowa's defensive line coach and now Iowa State's head coach, said Harmon's four fumbles in the Rose Bowl game still puzzle him.
"It was so uncharacteristic of him,'' McCarney said. "It was a shock to all of us on the sideline. Harmon had great ball security, tremendous speed and his hands were as great as anyone I've seen in a collegiate running back.
"To this day, I can't figure it out.'' On the HBO show, Franzese said Walters "recruited top (NFL) draft choices to be part of his agency. If, in fact, he did that, we would be able to influence the outcome of some games. That's what we had planned.''
Goldberg said Walters and Franzese "paid to get that talent. From 1985 to 1987, even when Franzese was doing time for a racketeering conviction, the pair built a virtual all-star team of players paid under the table and signed to illegal post-dated contracts—players like Ronnie Harmon, the star running back at Iowa.''
As Goldberg speaks of Harmon, tape is shown of the former Hawkeye playing.
Goldberg said Harmon and his father secretly taped a conversation they had with Walters, in which the agent spelled out the financial arrangement he was planning with Harmon.
Goldberg said "Harmon signed and the checks began rolling in—part of the $800,000 Harmon and 57 other college stars were to get them to sign with Walters and Franzese.
"Then strange things began happening in college football—like the 1986 Rose Bowl.''
Tape of Harmon's fumbles and a dropped pass from quarterback Chuck Long that would have given Iowa a touchdown against UCLA followed.
On the show, Franzese is called "a big mobster—one of the most powerful in the country. Sports was his passion, and he got some of the biggest athletes on his side."
Franzese said major league baseball players, on a team he wouldn't identify, fixed games in the 1970s. HBO said the team was the New York Yankees.
The Yankees issued a statement denying HBO's accusations.
Ferentz Closer to Becoming $1 Million Man
Now to a more upbeat subject. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa's present football coach, is getting closer to the $1 million pay range.
Iowa extended the contracts Wednesday of both Ferentz and athletic director Bob Bowlsby. Tax dollars aren't being used for the pay either salary.
Iowa said Ferentz's new contract puts him in "the middle third'' of Big Ten coaches' compensation packages.
Ferentz's contract has been extended five years, through June 30, 2009. The new contract calls for an increase in his base pay to $510,000 a year. His total pay with athletic-related outside income is estimated to be $910,000 per year.
Ferentz's total pay package for the past year was about $595,000.
Bowlsby's contract has been extended six years, through June 30, 2008. His base salary is $345,000 with the chance to earn performance and longevity incentive bonuses.
"I consider it an honor to be a coach at the University of Iowa,'' Ferentz said, "and I deeply appreciate the university extending my agreement… I am very excited about the future of the program.''
Drake's McDonald Helps All-Stars Win
Drake standout Luke McDonald came off the bench to score 11 points in the NIT All-Stars' 101-79 victory over Greater Toronto Express in the first of a seven-game tour of Canada.
McDonald made all four of his field goal attempts, including a trio of three-pointers. He also had one assist and one rebounds while playing 16 minutes
McDonald was the first sophomore to lead the Missouri Valley Conference in scoring since 1999 with a 17.5 scoring average. He also led the Valley in three-pointers with a school-record 91.
He has the longest active streak in the NCAA in having made at least one three-point basket in 57 straight games.
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July 24 2002
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Police Detective Dennis McGowan said it's not clear how powerful 39-year-old Anthony Mayhew's explosive was, but authorities closed down nearby streets and train service at the Gallivan Plaza TRAX station before shooting him and having robots destroy his backpack about 11 p.m. Thursday.
Mayhew was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after the confrontation. One officer has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation into the shooting.
Police responded to the station about 9 p.m. Thursday and said they found Mayhew carrying what appeared to be a switch with wires leading to a backpack.
Mayhew took things out of the backpack and alternately sat down and stood up before he stopped talking to negotiators about two hours later, McGowan said.
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A police report described the officers as "fearing for their lives and given the credible threat of an explosive device."
After the bomb squad destroyed the backpack, officials collected the remnants and tested it for explosive material.
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—To evaluate the effectiveness of preventive occupational therapy (OT) services specifically tailored for multiethnic, independent-living older adults.
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—A total of 361 culturally diverse volunteers aged 60 years or older.
—An OT group, a social activity control group, and a nontreatment control group. The period of treatment was 9 months.
Main Outcome Measures.
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—Benefit attributable to OT treatment was found for the quality of interaction scale on the Functional Status Questionnaire (P=.03), Life Satisfaction Index-Z (P=.03), Medical Outcomes Study Health Perception Survey (P=.05), and for 7 of 8 scales on the RAND 36-Item Health Status Survey, Short Form: bodily pain (P=.03), physical functioning (P=.008), role limitations attributable to health problems (P=.02), vitality (P=.004), social functioning (P=.05), role limitations attributable to emotional problems (P=.05), and general mental health (P=.02).
—Significant benefits for the OT preventive treatment group were found across various health, function, and quality-of-life domains. Because the control groups tended to decline over the study interval, our results suggest that preventive health programs based on OT may mitigate against the health risks of older adulthood.
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Dionne: Why political moods matter
Politics watchers are understandably fixated on the polls after the first presidential debate and the difficulty of measuring the size of Mitt Romney's bounce. Romney clearly made gains, but the polls disagree on how big it was, and on whether the bounce has ended. Personally, I am suspending judgment about the extent to which the debate helped Romney until we see a full round of polling from Ohio. The first Ohio polls were positive news for Romney.
But his most important achievement cannot be measured by polls. What he did was change the political mood -- of the media coverage, and of partisans on both sides. I've been in Ohio and Virginia over the past few days, and my unscientific conversations suggest there is still too much talk about the debate for President Obama's own good. Obama partisans keep asking, "What happened?" Obama needs them asking: "What do we do next?"
Moods matter because they shape decisions. Going into the debate, Romney looked like a loser. The coverage reflected that. Republican comments (usually off-the-record) reflected that. The rumors reflected that -- including the one that Romney was on the verge of "pulling out" of Ohio. There was talk of the big Republican funders shifting money from the presidential race to House and Senate races. The possibility of a large Obama victory margin was giving heart to many other Democratic candidates.
All that has stopped. Obama supporters still don't expect him to lose, but they are fidgety and unhappy. True, Democrats are playing up the fact that the fallout from the debate has made Obama more aggressive on the stump. Many are finally focusing on the extraordinary Etch-a-Sketch transformation of Romney from a right-winger to a guy who plays a kind of moderate on TV -- which is what I wrote about in my immediate post-debate column. But for perfectly good reasons, the president's partisans can't stop themselves from coming back to their surprise and disappointment with Obama in the debate. Obama himself keeps coming back to the debate, too, perhaps because he knows his side feels let down.
After all the talk about game-changers, the Obama team badly needs a mood-changer. This could come from a new Romney gaffe, but the upbeat mood about him probably means he'll get media breaks that he didn't get before. Good polling for Obama in Ohio might break the fever.
But Obama was waiting for Vice President Biden to change the mood for him in Thursday's vice presidential debate.
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Supply chain weighs on Puma's first green accounts
By Joe Ayling | 17 May 2011
Solar panels at Puma HQ are just the tip of the iceberg of PPR's green plans
Sporting goods company Puma is calling for industry-wide engagement in environmental reporting after parent company PPR Group released its first set of green accounts for the brand as an aside to regular financial reporting.
"We hope this will be a catalyst and create debate in our industry about how best to tackle the environmental challenges we face," says Jochen Zeitz, chairman and CEO of Puma. "And we hope more companies will follow us and will release data transparently as we are doing."
The first step in Puma's environmental profit and loss (E P&L) account has been to report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and water consumption during 2010. Eventually the accounting - part of the EUR10m (US$142m) a year PPR Home green initiative announced in March - will also include social aspects.
Although the company has no base value to compare its first findings against, initial figures show environmental costs appear to be heaviest further down the supply chain, on everything from cotton production through to garment manufacture.
And this means Puma will look to work closer than ever with its global suppliers in order to meet ambitious environmental goals.
"Placing a monetary value on the environmental impacts"
With green accounting still in its infancy, Puma enlisted the help of PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Trucost to put a monetary value on the ecological impact of its operations.
Calculations were made using an estimated value per tonne of CO2 at EUR66 and an average water value of EUR0.81 per m2.
"An environmental P&L account is a means of placing a monetary value on the environmental impacts along the entire supply chain of a given business," Zeitz says.
"We are not defining the 'inherent' value of nature but rather we do believe that since business relies on financials and is driven by the 'bottom line', that for the health of ecosystems to be taken seriously, placing a monetary value must be attributed to these services to help illustrate the potentially negative financial impact on a businesses future performance as ecosystems are depleted."
Including Puma's supply chain, the company's total environmental impact from GHG emissions and water consumption was found to be EUR94.4m (US$134m). Water and GHG each represented around half of this value.
Puma's own operations resulted in an environmental impact of EUR7.2m, the company reported at a press briefing yesterday (16 May), with EUR87.2m attributed to four tiers of its supply chain, including cotton farming, tanneries, embroiders and garment manufacturers.
Raw materials prove costly
Puma found that tier four suppliers, such as cotton harvesting, cattle ranching for leather and natural rubber production, had the highest environmental impact on the E P&L balance sheet.
Indeed, the production of these raw materials made up 36% of GHG and 52% of water consumption.
In order to address sustainability in its supply chain, Puma is urging its suppliers to ensure the next tier down is following the same guidelines.
Puma's E P&L showed that 62% of GHG emission costs arose in Asia, where the majority of the company's sourcing is based. EMEA and the Americas represented 17% and 21% of this value respectively.
Zeitz added: "True transparency along our entire supply chain is the logical next step.
"But because Puma does not "own" the supply chain we do not have control over it and the farther the tier is down the supply chain, the greater our authority is reduced. However as a business we can have an effect on our supply chain."
Under previously-stated sustainability goals, Puma is aiming for 50% of its collections to be made to its internal sustainability standard. It is also targeting a 25% reduction in carbon, energy and water usage by 2015.
Zeitz, who is also chief sustainability officer of PPR, has spearheaded Puma's sustainability drive, having led the German company's operations for the past 18 years.
"Puma's E P&L shows in monetary terms the scale of its reliance on natural capital and provides the platform to determine what can be done to manage the impact, and where the first priorities lie," adds Alan McGill, partner, PWC sustainability and climate change.
"While it's an emerging field for reporting, it's a significant first step that is likely to accelerate extremely quickly."
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