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Icebreaker Men's Tech T Lite T-Shirt
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The Men's Tech T Lite T-Shirt by Icebreaker. You'll love the feel of this lightest ultrafine merino t-shirt against your skin. This is an odour-free alternative to cotton in the hottest months.
FEATURES of the Icebreaker Men's Tech T Lite T-Shirt
- Classic summer T
- Versatile, go-anywhere styling
- Cool in the heat
- Regular fit
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but very, very comfortable. The wool is light and feels good against the skin; non-itchy too. These light, merino wool shirts are the best things to wear during a hot summer whether you're just chilling or out hiking. A great product by Icebreaker!
Icebreaker Tech Ts are by far my favorite shirts for physical activity. I've used Under Armor, Mountain Hardwear, and other off brand synthetics in the past and for me, that funk (you know what I'm talking about) comes on quick. I sweat a lot when I hike/workout but these shirts do an awesome job of dispersing the sweat, allowing it to dry faster and help keep you from feeling clammy. I have no problem reusing a Tech T for 3 outings before washing them. For example, I've gone up and down Mt. Si drenched, let the shirt dry/air out for about a day, then wear it to the gym the next. As far as fit, I'm 5'3" with a muscular build and the medium fits me pretty good. It has an athletic fit near the shoulders and chest and is more loose around the stomach. I've tried the Smartwool shirts and the fit is more narrow throughout, which I didn't like. It's a little long, which is welcomed as it doesn't ride up past my pack waist belt. The wool is soft and I don't find it itchy at all.
I got this shirt recently despite being a little bit skeptical about the cost. After wearing it for the first time, I understood why it is priced how it is -- Its quality is pretty amazing. This is my first piece of merino wool clothing, and I will have a hard time now blowing a fortune on other merino articles of clothing in the future. The shirt feels great in everyday scenarios and also for things like yard work and exercise (not that I know much about that).
I purchased an Icebreaker T last summer. I was hesitant at first due to the price, but I was tired of being hot, sticky and smelly while backpacking. I bit the bullet and spent the money. I found that my new shirt kept me dryer with no sticky feeling like I've had with my poly shirts in the past, and there was almost no body odor. This was pretty exciting! So much so that I bought a long sleeve and a 260 half zip for colder weather. The warmer top rolls up smaller than a fleece and is just a tiny bit heavier. Well worth it! There is a hint of wet wool odor when you perspire heavily, but that disappears as quick as the moisture wicks away. I'm so impressed with the shirts that I'm buying a spare T today. Great product!
Like many people, I was a bit skeptical of wearing wool in hot weather for hiking, but this thing lived up to all of the wonderful things I've been told about merino wool. It doesn't feel like the wool I remember from years ago, it is soft and very comfortable. After several hikes on warm days without washing the shirt, it didn't smell... that never would have happened with cotton or any of my synthetic shirts. It's expensive for a shirt, but the fact that I can wear it backpacking without offending my travel companions makes it worth the price. If you are thinking of wool as a scratchy material reserved for cold weather, think again and give this shirt a try.
Fits very well, with a slightly looser fit (great for post-gluttony wearing, so one's gut doesn't stick out.)The fabric is lighter, great for warmer days or yoga classes. \The price is excellent too.
This is my first Icebreaker T-shirt. I have used many different moisture wicking shirts over the years but have NEVER worn one as comfortable as this! The long cut is very nice and they really mean it when they say it doesn't stink. After finishing a mountain bike ride the shirt smelled great, I however did not. I have never seen a garment before like that and I will definitely be getting more of these.
The fabric on this seems stronger than the previous 150 weight Icebreaker I owned, but get the 200 if you want better durability. Just wearing around town or exercising, it should hold up fine, but if you want a hiking shirt, opt for thread that won't tear or stretch out as easily if you catch a branch or gets pulled too hard. Of course, 200's weigh more and can be too warm, so it's good to keep a balance on hand.
These shirts are great. Super soft, don't pill, not itchy, and they always look new. I feel like people brand merino as the do-it-all fabric, but the one thing it doesn't do well is manage stupid amounts of sweat. Being active in Arkansas means that will happen. It just gets soggy and sticky, and never dries out. Go synthetic for that...otherwise, wear this!
As for quality: Besides the silky soft feel of merino wool, the shirt sturdy and really well made.As for function: This is the year round t-shirt. Hot or cool, rain or shine, moving or lounging; you will not be uncomfortable. As for fit: I'm 5'7"/38" chest/32 waist; not the typical American biuld. So, these shirts fit great. Not too loose or tight and slightly larger neck holes. I've worn SmartWool's NTS T-Shirt and Ibex's U-Sixty, they don't fit as well as the Tech T Lite.As for Style: Composed of the most active inteligent fiber, this shirt is for the active inteligent man.
As for quality: Besides the silky soft feel of merino wool, the shirt sturdy and really well made.As for function: This is the year round t-shirt. Hot or cool, rain or shine, moving or lounging; you will not be uncomfortable. As for fit: I'm 5'7"/38" chest/32 waist; not the typical American biuld. So, these shirts fit great. Not too loose or tight and slightly larger neck holes. I've worn SmartWool's NTS T-Shirt and Ibex's U-Sixty, they don't fit as well as the Tech T Lite.As for Style: Composed of the most active inteligent fiber, this shirt is for the active inteligent man.
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Since 1932 LULAC Councils have been selling tacos, tamales, having dances, etc., to raise monies for scholarships that are given to Hispanic students meeting certain guidelines. Several years ago the LULAC National Educational Service Centers (LNESC), began the LULAC National Scholarship Fund. LNESC raises monies through donations from national corporations, while the LULAC local councils continue raising their monies the old fashion way. At a certain time of the year LNESC sends out matching funds information to all councils who in turn following the guidelines set by the LNSF program, submit their monies for matching purposes. Thereby, a council who would otherwise give a $400 scholarship, may now be able to give an $800 scholarship.
LULAC offers a variety of scholarships for high school seniors, undergraduate & graduate college students through our educational arm, the LULAC National Educational Service Centers, Inc. (LNESC).
LULAC National Scholarship Fund
A scholarship program cosponsored by some 70 LULAC Councils who raise scholarship funds at the grass roots level which are matched nationally by sponsoring corporations. The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), has considered education its number one priority since it was established in 1929. As part of LULAC's education efforts, the LULAC National Scholarship Fund (LNSF) was established in 1975 to provide scholarships to Hispanic students attending colleges and universities. Under the LNSF program, local LULAC Councils, in partnership with local and national businesses, award scholarships to students in their communities. LNSF is administered by the LULAC National Educational Service Centers, Inc., a non-profit educational organization established by LULAC to provide educational programs for Hispanics and other youth.
The LULAC National Scholarship Fund application is closed until January 2014.
For a list of LULAC councils accepting LNSF student applications, to download the application form or for more information, please visit www.lnesc.org or call 202-835-9646.
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GE Funds LULAC Scholarship Program
The General Electric Scholarship is a separate scholarship provided by the LULAC National Educational Service Centers. This scholarship is intended to assist and encourage outstanding minority students in completing their college education. The program is directed specifically to minority students with career interests in business or engineering. The GE/LULAC Scholarship Program is open to Sophomores through Seniors in College interested in business or engineering majors this scholarship awards two $5000 scholarships.
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Florists >French Tulip
3903 24th St, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9411437.751475 -122.429808
Neighborhoods: Central, Noe Valley
Most Personal Service – I get all my flowers from the French Tulip because the service is very personal, with an attractive French flair, and the price is right. I don't ever know exactly what I want in the way of flowers so I appreciate that Leticia gives me just the right amount of guidance to make beautiful bouquets for my wife. They also sell cool soaps and tablecloths and the like.
- Mark
Fresh, lush, and unique flower arrangements – Like a few other places in San Francisco this is one where I go to on repeated occasions. The store has been getting better and better since the new owner's took over a few years ago. They are always willing to work with me to get the bouquet just right...and I'm sure I can get annoying at times. They also sell some soaps, candles, etc...everything smells great in this shop! I use the Dani hand lotion they started carrying religiously! So check it out, who doesn't like flowers?!
Wonderful gifts and really gorgeous flower arrangements! – This shop is filled with beautiful flowers and perfect gifts. I practically finished all of my christmas shopping in one visit! I have ordered arrangements three or four times off the website and they have all been gorgeous where the people who got them raved! The service was excellent and I love the cute puppy who is in there most days!
Horrible Customer Service – HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. STAY FAR AWAY.
Arrived at 2:00pm to find the door locked and the employee browsing the internet. I knocked and inquired if they were open. She was obviously annoyed and screeched back "Yes, we're closed". I commented that she should then hang a sign indicating so.
I walked away and the owner decided to storm out and follow me down the street to tell me that " as a small business owner sometimes you have to be closed!" Now, if she had shown that much energy to, instead of screeching she was closed, to apologize for the delay, open the door and ask what she could help me with, she would have a $100.00 or so in sales. Instead she lost this customer and 4 other people who witnessed her ridiculous behavior.
I hope the next tenant provides quality customer service. No need to shop any place where your business is not appreciated.
No longer a recommended florist – I'm disappointed to write this review, but French Tulip came up short on Valentines Day and this isn't the first time. They used to be fantastic, then, 6 months ago when ordering flowers they messed up the delivery date. I realized that mistakes happen---so no big deal.
This time though they messed up again on Valentines Day, a day that's important to get right. They did not deliver until after 4pm. The address is not even far away, it was in the heart of the financial district. What's the point in spending well over $100 for flowers (albeit nice ones) if the delivery is essentially a day late? Who enjoys flowers they receive at 5pm? I understand that it's the busiest day of the year for florists, but with that understanding wouldn't you staff extra to make deliveries on time?
They will no longer be receiving my recommendations or business.
Delightful flower shop brings a touch of Provence to Noe Valley. – In Short
Step inside this 24th Street shop, and you'll instantly feel as though you've been transported to the French countryside. Having once run a floral shop in Bordeaux, the owners have filled this darling store with beautiful blooms, as well as vegetable soaps, bath salts, votives and ceramics from France. Whether you pre-order an arrangement or pick out some single stems, you can expect fresh, quality, eye-catching buds.
Amazing Service! – I placed an order online and it was delivered promptly the next morning. The flowers are beautiful--I am very impressed.
Always more than satisfied... – All-
In contrast to the person from Chicago I would like to say that not only are the owners, and employees, of The French Tulip educated in what they do but they have fantastic taste and have NEVER ceased to amaze me (and those I purchase flowers for) with the absolutely gorgeous arrangements.
Simply beautiful.
Email quote from a special girl:
"they are the most beautiful and fragrant spring flowers."
later in the same email:
"wow! the flowers are amazing!"
Most times I call them and tell them why the flowers are being sent and let them take care of the rest. Absolutely every time they are the best flowers for the occasion.
They always outlast store bought flowers as well.
I will go nowhere else
French style ! – My favorite florist store in Noe Valley !
From the simple bouquet of Tulips that you can have in your kitchen to the unsual and beautiful flowers for your dinning room or living room. They are also making the most amazing small bouquet you can keep on your table , enjoy it during a dinner with your friends.
From the elegant bouquet to the french country style, you will always be happy with French Tulip.
I love this store.
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Prada Infusion De Fleur d'Oranger by Prada is not overbearing....it is very clean smelling with a light floral undertone. I get compliments daily and it gives me a fresh womanly feeling. I luv it and have been wearing it for about 5 years. Most fragrances give me a headache after the final notes surface, but this fragrance is so gentle.
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Smelled this at Disney's EPCOT (Italy Pavilion) & LOVED it -so I bought it. Although I do wish the scent lasted longer-glad to know I can find it here!
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Evaluate if your computer is compatible with Outlook 2010 / 2011
Using Office365 will require that your computer be reasonably prepared for the migration. Any university owned computer that is less than five years old should be fine. There are specific details about how to determine if your computer is capable to run the Outlook 2010 client (Windows) or the Outlook 2011 client (Apple).
It is important to know that the Outlook client is a piece of software that needs to be installed on your computer to take full advantage of the rich Email and Calendaring available in the Office 365 environment. It is equally important to understand that you do not need the Outlook client to use Office 365. It is possible to use a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc) to experience many of the features of Office 365. Using a web browser will be sufficient for most people since the functionality of the Office Web Access(OWA) as it is known, is very powerful and feature rich.
In summary, you may never need to install the Outlook client on your computer and you may find that the OWA web experience is completely acceptable to you. If that is the case, you may not need to perform any needed upgrades on a computer that is older than five years.
How do I determine my machines specs?
If you need to determine the computer model and configuration, follow these instructions:
If you have a Windows computer:
- Go to Start > Run (in Win7 – Start > (Search Programs and Files field)
- Type dxdiag, click Enter
- Click No to the popup
- The System tab will show the Machine Name, Operating System, System Model, Processor, Memory (Ram), etc.
- To save this data in a text file, click Save All Information
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- Go to the Apple menu in the upper left corner on your screen.
- Click "About this Mac"
- Click "More Info ..."
- In the window that opens, you will see Operating System, Processor and Memory (Ram),
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- Paste (or type) your Mac's serial number into the "Search Tech Specs" field.
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Eliminates Noise & Vibration. If you use silicone to install your shifter, you can get unnecessary noise and vibration. Using a complete gasket set will reduce the amount of vibrations coming through your transmission into your shifter. Plus, it can eliminate the possibility of metal-on-metal contact if you don't get a complete, thick, evenly distributed layer of silicone. And let's face it - who has time for that?
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A manager may request one review in the first six innings and two more until the end of the game. That's a nice thought – blown calls will get overturned.
But is it? Baseball is a sport in which the rulebook isn't followed to the letter on plenty of routine plays. Umpires haven't called the actual rulebook strike zone in my lifetime. The rulebook high strike is called a ball in the majors.
What about first baseman who pulls off the bag just a fraction of a second before actually catching the ball? It keeps the runner from stepping on his heal, but by rulebook definition, it's not an out.
What about the double-play turn at second base? Shortstops and second base do the same – come off the bag before they've caught the ball.
If a fielder is required to tag out a runner at a base, he gets credit for the out if he fields the ball and puts his glove down before the runner arrives. It doesn't matter if the runner slide headfirst and neatly shifts his arm to dodge the glove. By rulebook, he's safe, but in reality, he's out.
MLB isn't saying what calls will be reviewable, but what if these examples are eligible to be overturned? All of a sudden, a play that's been called one way for years will have to be changed because a replay clearly shows the guy was out/safe/whatever.
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Hello all For the Past Few Week I have been having an issue With the Game Center. I have 4 Mac Devices 2 iPhone 4's, An Ipad 3, and a Macbook Air. On all 4 Devices, When trying to sign into the Game Center I get the Error *Cannot Connect to game center server* There is an Exception, the Macbook Air Gives the Error *The requested operation could not be completed because local player has not been authenticated.* Im not sure Whats going on.. Can anyone help?
Just an Update, I can Sign in on a Different Account, But my Main account Gives me the Error.
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Nesta, the UK's innovation foundation, and the Cabinet Office have launched the Ageing Well challenge which aims to tackle the often forgotten problem of isolation in later life. Constance Agyeman,...
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Coffee Intake Not Linked to Increased Mortality in Men or WomenPosted: Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Coffee intake does not increase the risk for all-cause mortality in men or women and may decrease risk for cardiovascular mortality, according to the results of a new study.
"Coffee consumption has been linked to various beneficial and detrimental health effects, but data on its relation with mortality are sparse," write Esther Lopez-Garcia, PhD, from the Harvard School of Public Health, and Harvard Medical School in Boston.. "Several studies have suggested that coffee might decrease the risk for some types of cancer, such as liver, colon, oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal. The objective of this study was to assess the association of coffee consumption with all-cause, cardiovascular disease (CVD), and cancer mortality."
The investigators used sex-specific Cox proportional hazard models to investigate the association between coffee consumption and the incidence of all-cause and disease-specific mortality in the prospective Health Professionals Follow-up Study and Nurses' Health Study. The study cohort consisted of 41,736 men and 86,214 women with no history of CVD or cancer at baseline.
Coffee consumption was first measured in 1986 for men and in 1980 for women and then every 2 to 4 years through 2004. During an 18-year follow-up, there were 6888 documented deaths (2049 from CVD and 2491 from cancer) in men and 11,095 deaths (2368 from CVD and 5011 from cancer) in women.
Both in men and in women, the relative risks for all-cause mortality across categories of coffee consumption decreased with increasing coffee intake, after adjustment for age, smoking, and other CVD and cancer risk factors. Compared with consumption of less than 1 cup per month, consumption of 6 or more cups per day was associated with a 20% decrease in the risk in men and a 17% decrease in the risk in women.
This inverse association was independent of caffeine intake and was primarily attributed to a moderately reduced risk for CVD mortality. After adjustment for potential confounders, coffee consumption was not statistically significantly associated with the risk for cancer death. Intake of decaffeinated coffee was linked to a small decrease in all-cause and CVD mortality rates.
The primary limitation of this study is reliance on self-report for estimated coffee consumption. The cohort was restricted to health care professionals, limiting generalizability.
"Regular coffee consumption was not associated with an increased mortality rate in either men or women," the study authors write. "The possibility of a modest benefit of coffee consumption on all-cause and CVD mortality needs to be further investigated. . . . Our data also suggest that this association was due to components in coffee other than caffeine."
The National Institutes of Health, the Ram�n y Cajal Programme, and the American Heart Association supported this study. Two of the study authors are supported by the Ram�n y Cajal Programme and the American Heart Association The other 3 study authors have disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
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Although we are confident in our preparation of students to boldly embrace their tomorrows, Lipscomb University is recognized by others for our quality education and for giving our students the tools they need to grow.
- National Council on Teacher Quality named the College of Education one of only four top teacher training programs in the United States
- Lipscomb University was one of only five schools in Tennessee included in the Princeton Review's 2013 Guide to 322 Green Colleges.
- The College of Business was ranked 24th in the nation in the Military Times' 2013 Best for Vets: Business Schools Guide for veterans based on financial aid, academic policies and participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program.
- For the fourth consecutive year, Lipscomb was named in the top 15 percent of military friendly schools on the G.I. Job's Military Friendly Schools list.
- The Nelson and Sue Andrews Institute for Civic Leadership's Transit Citizens Leadership Academy received a 2013 Regional Thinking and Action Award recognizing successful examples of growth leadership by Cumberland Region Tomorrow.
- Lipscomb Academy Elementary School was one of only 10 private schools in the nation named a 2013 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School.
- Lipscomb Academy Elementary School was named national Primary Level School of the Year by National Energy Education Development (NEED) for the school's environmental sustainability program.
- Lipscomb Academy Elementary School was named the elementary school Primary School of the Year by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Office of Energy Programs.
- Lipscomb Academy Elementary School received a 2013 Tennessee Governor's Environmental Stewardship Award in the Excellence in Environmental Education and Outreach by Schools.
- Lipscomb University was named in the Top 20 regional universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report
- Lipscomb University was named a top university for lifetime return on investment by Affordable Colleges Online. Lipscomb was ranked eighth out of 185 Tennessee colleges analyzed for the ranking.
- Beth Youngblood, executive associate dean and professor of nursing, was named the March of Dimes Women's Health Nurse of the Year.
- A team of five Lipscomb students won a Gracie Award for Outstanding Public Service Announcement from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation in New York for their production of the children's educational video "Guess Who?," created last year on behalf of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media in partnership with Independent Television Service (ITVS) and ITVS' Women and Girls Lead campaign.
- Jared Brett (M.Ed.'12) became the fourth Fulbright Scholar from Lipscomb University in the past seven years.
- Freshman Madi Talbert became the first Lady Bison track and field athlete to qualify for the NCAA Nationals.
- John Lowry, executive director of Spark and assistant professor of business, was named one of Williamson County's most influential people by the Nashville Business Journal.
- A team of three Lipscomb University students recently took top honors and $9,000 in prize money in the first-ever Deloitte Challenge, a competition among Nashville's colleges and universities that challenges students to demonstrate their technical know-how by developing a working mobile application to solve a practical business problem.
- Mike Fernandez, associate professor of theatre, was named Best Director by Broadway World.
- The College of Education was named one of the most effective teacher preparation programs in the state to consistently produce new teachers who outperform veteran teachers based on value-added scores on the 2012 Tennessee Report Card on the Effectiveness of Teacher Training Programs.
- President L. Randolph Lowry was named one of Nashville's most admired CEOs.
- Lipscomb Academy Elementary School was the only elementary school in the nation to receive a 2012 SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Environmental Excellence Award.


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The Global Interdependence Center is pleased to recognize Jeffrey Lacker, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, as the 2013 Global Citizen.Recipients of the Global Citizen Award have demonstrated a commitment to the principles set forth in our Declaration of Interdependence and have been strong advocates of GIC's efforts to encourage the development of worldwide communities through increased knowledge, understanding and partnership.GIC is honored to present President Lacker, a frequent speaker at GIC events, with this award.The League's Dress Code requires Business Casual Attire for ladies and gentlemen. Gentlemen are required to wear a collared shirt and slacks; turtleneck and mock-turtleneck shirts may be worn when accompanied by a suit jacket or sport coat. At no time are jeans, sneakers, athletic clothing, or shorts permitted. The League reserves the right to refuse admittance to anyone not adhering to the Dress Code.
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Held at the University of Pennsylvania, this event will feature a reception and talk by the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United States.
GIC's inaugural women's conference will feature:-Sheila Bair, Former Chairperson of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-Sandra Pianalto, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland-Mary Caraccioli, Executive Producer of Al Jazeera America and GIC Board Member-Marg Franklin, Marret Private Wealth-Mary Graham Davis, President of the Davis Consulting Group LLC-Marsha Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.-Susan Kalla, Contributing Editor at Forbes-Monika Machon, Global Head of Asset Management at AIG
Join GIC for this year's Celebration of Interdependence, honoring Ghana and featuring a silent auction and dinner stations.
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Vice President Joseph Nyuma Boakai of the Republic of Liberia will join GIC members and friends for an afternoon discussion about Liberia and Africa. Don't miss this unique opportunity to discuss emerging markets with an executive-level policymaker!Thursday, June 20, 2 - 4 p.m.Paul Peck Alumni Center at Drexel University
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Join GIC in Bermuda for a discussion on global banking, monetary policy, inflation and the macroeconomy, featuring:- Michael Bryan, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta;- Harvey Rosenblum, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas;- Herb Taylor, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia;- Dennis Archer, Dennis W. Archer PLLC;- Tom Donlan, Barron's;- Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae;- William Dunkelberg, Liberty Bell Bank;- Patrick Gannon, Smart Grid Interoperability Panel;- Peter Gold, TheGoldGroup, LLC;- David Kotok, Cumberland Advisors;- Nathan Kowalski, CFA Society Bermuda;- Robert Kurtter, Moody's Investors Service;- Catherine Mann, Brandeis University;- Paul McCulley, the Global Society of Fellows;- John Mousseau, Cumberland Advisors;- Donald Rissmiller, Strategas Research Partners;- Stephen Sexauer, Allianz Global Investors Solutions;- Kathleen Stephansen, AIG Asset Management;- George Tsetsekos, Drexel's LeBow College of Business.
Posted to Event by Ms. Jillian M Fornito of Global Interdependence Center at 10:19 AM
Join many of the best minds in finance at the fifth annual Rocky Mountain Economic Summit on July 12 in Jackson Hole, Wyo.This event will feature: - Jim Bullard of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis;- Charles Plosser of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia;- Axel Weber of UBS;- Julian Callow of Barclays;- Bill Dunkelberg of the National Federation of Independent Business;- Michael Drury of McVean Trading & Investments;- J. Paul Horne, an independent international market economist;- Kozo Koide of DIAM Co Ltd.;- David Kotok of Cumberland Advisors;- Catherine Mann of Brandeis University;- Paul McCulley of the GIC Global Society of Fellows;- Tyler Norton of the Hyde-Norton Group;- Steve Sexauer of Allianz Global Investors Solutions;- Charles Silverman of Wells Fargo; and- George Tsetsekos of Drexel University's LeBow College of Business.
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The European recovery has widespread implications. Monetary and fiscal policy in countries around the world will be shaped, in part, on the strength of the euro zone. Join Presidents Charles Plosser and Eric Rosengren of the Federal Reserve Banks of Philadelphia and Boston respectively, as well as industry leaders and academics form the U.S. and Italy, in Milan, Italy on May 16 as they discuss the prospect of the European recovery.
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Join GIC and the LeBow College of Business for the 31st annual monetary and trade conference at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, featuring: Lord Adair Turner, Senior Fellow of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (via video stream)Jeffrey Sachs, Director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University (via video stream)Domenic D'Ginto, Senior Vice President at PNCUli Kortsch, President of Global Partners Investments Laurence Kotlikoff, William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor at Boston UniversityDavid Kotok, Co-Founder and CIO of Cumberland Advisors Michael Kumhof, Deputy Division Chief, Modeling Unit, Research Department, IMFHerb Taylor, Vice President and Corporate Secretary for the Federal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaYou can also view this event via UStream at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/federal-reserve-bank-of-philadelphia.
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The Global Interdependence Center -- in partnership with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and the Higher Colleges of Technology -- present a full-day program on March 26, 2013, in Abu Dhabi featuring:• Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas• Don Rissmiller, Chief Economist of Strategas Research Partners• John Silvia, Managing Director and Chief Economist at Wells Fargo• Michael Drury, Chief Economist of McVean Trading & Investments• David Kotok, CIO at Cumberland Advisors and GIC Vice Chair• Samer Khalidi, Executive Director of NBK Capital• Hassan Fattah, Editor-in-Chief of The National• Rajeev Dhawan, Director of the Economic Forecasting Center at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University• George Tsetsekos, Dean Emeritus of the Lebow College of Business at Drexel University• Essa Abdulfattah Kazim, CEO and Managing Director of Dubai Financial MarketVisit http://bit.ly/GICinUAE.
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Join GIC at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia as we welcome Richard Vague, President of the Governor's Woods Foundation and Managing Partner, Gabriel Investments and Steve Clemons, Washington Editor-At-Large, the Atlantic and Senior Fellow at the American Strategy Forum at the New American Foundation, for a discussion on the findings from their recent paper, "How to Predict the Next Financial Crisis".Program Agenda11:45AM Registration12:00PM Luncheon1:00-4:00PM Program with Audience Q&ARegistration: $50 • GIC Members $35 Register online at www.interdependence.org or call GIC at 215-238-0990The Pennsylvania Room at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia 7th and Arch Sts. Philadelphia, PA 19106Please bring photo ID.
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Join GIC for the first event in our partnership with Sanford Health. This two-day conference will focus on the topic of building sustainable healthcare models in developing regions and will include discussions on healthcare needs, the development of healthcare infrastructure, the impact of philanthropy, and the role of food security in improving healthcare. This program will include a visit to one of Sanford's existing World Clinic sites in Ghana.Invited Speakers:David Link, Senior Executive Vice President, Sanford HealthDana Allison, Executive Director, Women's World Health InitiativePeter Lamptey, President, Public Health Programs & Family Health InternationalDr. Opoku Edusei, President, Ghana Medical AssociationSylvester Mesah, CEO, National Health Insurance Authority
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Join GIC in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for the 4th Annual Rocky Mountain Economic Summit! This year's Summit will feature panels consisting of the brightest minds in economics and politics, as well as, discussions on energy policy and Federal Reserve policy.Registration is available on the GIC website!
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GIC Central Banker Series Presents: Dr. Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu, Deputy Director of the Central Bank of NigeriaJoin us for an in-depth look at the economy of Nigeria and it's growing ties to the US Economy. We will also discuss the central bank policy of Africa's largest economy!Dr. Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu is Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria in charge of the Financial System Stability (FSS) Directorate. He is responsible for the implementation of far-reaching reforms to enhance the quality and stability of banks and other financial institutions. He supervises the following Departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria: Financial Policy and Regulation Department, Banking Supervision Department, Other Financial Institutions Supervision Department, and the Development Finance Department. He is also a member of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria's Economic Management Team (EMT).
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Join GIC as we partner with Drexel University's LeBow College of Business for our annual half-day conference, this year focusing on the impact demographics has on politics.Changes in the size and composition of a country's population are gradual, even glacial, in comparison to the fast pace of economic change and financial market volatility. Yet these changes will exert strong influences on the path of economic growth and the political stability and character of a country. What types of populations are supportive of the development of democratic style governments? When a bulge of retiring workers wants to sell its large houses and financial assets to a smaller group of younger residents, what happens? What are the implications of the age pyramid for the ability of a country to fund its social liabilities? Can there be "job creation" if there is no population growth? If population growth is achieved through immigration rather than through a high citizen birth rate, what happens?
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Join GIC for the first program in our 2012 Abroad series! This two day event will include a full day conference, in partnership with the Banque de France, as well as a half day private roundtable discussion.This program will be the inaugural event of the Global Society of Fellows. The conference will include the presentation of two policy papers, "Does Central Bank Independence Interfere with Pursuing an Optimal Monetary/Fiscal Policy Mix in a Liquidity Trap?", written by Paul McCulley, Chair of the GIC Global Society of Fellows, and "Are Central Banks Innocent Bystanders in Wealth and Income Distribution Outcomes?," written by John Silvia, Chief Economist for Wells Fargo. Bill Miller, CFA, Chairman, Chief Investment Officer & Portfolio Manager of Legg Mason Capital Management, will present the keynote on "Time Travel in the Minsky Moment".
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Join the Global Interdependence Center for this half day conference as we explore the role, influence and evolution of rating agencies as they pertain to capital debt markets.Debt ratings agencies are instrumental to the debt capital markets. Firms such as S&P, Moody's and Egan Jones commit considerable resources in assessing the creditworthiness of borrowers, enabling investors and lenders to make informed credit decisions.However, with the onset of the global financial crisis, there are many questions. Does the present debt rating system actually work? Is it proactive, or reactive? How was the present system created? Are there conflicts of interest? What impact does "politics" have with respect to rating determinations? Most importantly, does the present system & Process serve investors adequately by providing independent information?Please join us on February 29th at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia as we address these questions.
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The Global Interdependence Center, in conjunction with the Memphis Economics Club and the University of Memphis Fogelman College of Business, is bringing together the world's experts on agriculture and inflation to discuss these issues. What is the view of the Federal Reserve concerning food inflation, its effects on US monetary policy and the transmission of the policy throughout the world? What is the current state of the supply and demand in the grain and meat markets, and the outlook for 2012? Will technology respond and how will the industry adapt? Is ethanol a boon or a burden to the Agricultural industry and what does the future hold for this alternative energy?Agriculture is changing as the demands of the Emerging Markets challenge the ability of current technology to meet its needs. Higher prices are the signal, what will be the response? Join us in Memphis February 8th to listen and join the debate. If you eat, you are already involved!
The Global Interdependence Center is delighted to partner with New College of Florida on the first of two events planned for 2012. The keynote speech will be given by Dennis Lockhart, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.The 14th president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Dennis P. Lockhart is an expert in global banking and commerce. His speech will examine the economic challenges facing the United States in 2012, including sluggish growth, stubbornly high unemployment, and the European debt crisis. Mr. Lockhart will also look at how monetary policy affects, and is affected by those factors. Prior to joining the Bank in 2007, he was on the faculty of Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service. Previous to that, was managing partner at the private equity firm of Zephyr Management, and held various positions, domestic and international, at Citicorp/Citibank.
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The Global Interdependence Center is delighted to welcome Paul Walsh, VP, Weather Analytics, The Weather Channel Companies for a luncheon program at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. 2011 was yet another year with unprecedented and high impact weather events, both in the United States and abroad. In this presentation, learn how the convergence of new weather technology and sensing capabilities, "big data" analytics, high speed computing, and enhanced forecasting capabilities are enabling businesses and analysts to rethink how they leverage weather and environmental information to make more effective and profitable decisions.
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November 8, 2011Union League of PhiladelphiaMeade Room12pm - 2pmThe Global Interdependence Center invites you to join us as we honor Charles Plosser, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, as the 2011 recipient of the Global Citizen Award.It is our honor to recognize Dr. Plosser for his commitment to encouraging global dialogue and free trade, principals outlined in our Declaration of Interdependence. As a member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FMOC), he has been intimately involved with making decisions that affect our ever increasingly interdependent global economy. In addition to lending the support of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve to many GIC programs and events, President Plosser continues to support the mission of GIC by serving as a speaker and delegate for numerous GIC conferences domestically and internationally. GIC Members $60 Non-Members $75
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Join the Global Interdependence Center, in partnership with the Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs for this conference taking place at the Snow King Resort in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The conference will include sessions on manufacturing, hot topics in economics and sovereign debt issues. The keynote discussion will focus on monetary policy and feature Jim Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and Dennis Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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James Lucier, Energy Analyst and Managing Director, Capital Alpha PartnersThe Global Interdependence Center welcomes you to join us for this engaging talk on nuclear power post-Japan. Mr. Lucier will discuss the lessons learned from the Kobe and Tohoku earthquakes, Three Mile Island and BP Deepwater Horizon. He will also address the political implications for nuclear power in the US and abroad, status of the Japanese nuclear power industry, and the future of nuclear energy.
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Join GIC and Temple CIBER as we explore the economic, political and commercial implications of the recent Egyptian uprising. Daniel Kutner, Consul General of Israel will serve as the Keynote Speaker. March 22, 20114-7PM at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. http://www.interdependence.org/Event-03-22-11.php
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Join GIC as we bring together leading Italian, U.S. and European experts in central bank policy, the capital markets, the economy and professional investors as we continue our International Conference Series in Rome this Spring.April 6thGIC Welcome dinner.April 7thConference in partnership with, the Bank of Italy, the Italian Banking, Insurance and Finance Federation, and the Council for the United States and Italy. Held at the historic and beautifully restored Palazzo Altieri.GIC is delighted to welcome Sandra Pianalto, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland as a Speaker and Delegate.April 8th GIC's Private Roundtable Discussion. Held under Chatham House Rule, and open only to the GIC Delegates and invited guests, our Roundtable Discussion has become a hallmark of GIC's international conferences. This conversation will focus on European and other sovereign debt issues. Contact: Jillian Fornito email@example.com or 215-898-9453
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GIC is delighted to welcome three distinguished experts to discuss their recent works.Presentations and discussion will be moderated by Mary Caraccioli, Host of Mary Talks Money.Please register for this event by calling Jillian Fornito at GIC at 215-898-9453 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com Books can be ordered in advance on our website at www.interdependence.org Seating is limited, please reserve your space soon. Thank you!Agenda4:00 PM-4:30 PM – Registration4:30 PM-6:00 PM - Program6:00 PM -7:30 PM – Reception and Book signing South America Room, International House Philadelphia • 3701 Chestnut Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104Please enjoy complimentary admission to this event thanks to our sponsors.
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May 12, 2010Join GIC as we partner with Drexel University's LeBow College of Business for our annual half-day conference, this year focusing on the Chinese economy in the post-crisis environment. Speakers include:-Ted Chu, Chief Economist and Director of Corporate Planning, General Motors-Catherine Mann, Professor, International Business School at Brandeis University -Tim Weckesser, President & CEO, Sino Consulting -James Lucier, Managing Director, Capital Alpha Partners- Terry Cooke, Founder & CEO, GC3 Strategy -William Dunkelberg, Professor of Economics and former Dean, Fox School of Business, Temple University and GIC Chair-Tom Donlan, Editor of Barron's National Business and Financial Weekly
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BELLEFONTE, Pa. - June 11, 2012 (WPVI) -- Jerry Sandusky's trial in the Penn State scandal opened in graphic fashion Monday with the first witness testifying that the retired coach molested him in the locker-room showers and in hotels while trying to ensure his silence with gifts and trips to bowl games.
The man, now 28 and dubbed Victim 4 in court papers, left nothing to the imagination as he told the jury about the abuse he said he endured for five years beginning when he was a teenager in the late 1990s.
"I've denied it forever," he testified, looking straight at the prosecutor as Sandusky sat motionless nearby.
Sandusky, 68, faces 52 counts that he sexually abused 10 boys over 15 years. The former assistant football coach has denied the allegations. His arrest last year shamed the university and led to the ouster of beloved Hall of Fame coach Joe Paterno and Penn State's president.
In opening statements, prosecutor Joseph McGettigan III told the jury that Sandusky was a "predatory pedophile" who methodically used his youth charity, The Second Mile, to zero in on fatherless children or those with unstable home lives, plied them with gifts and took advantage of them sexually.
Sandusky lawyer Joe Amendola countered that the allegations are flimsy and that some of the accusers apparently intend to sue and have a financial stake in the outcome - a preview of the battle to come as the defense tries to undermine the credibility of the young men upon whom the prosecution's case rests.
Until Monday, none of them had testified publicly, and their identities were shielded. The Associated Press typically doesn't identify people who say they are victims of sex crimes.
Victim 4 spoke calmly and firmly under questioning by the prosecutor and acknowledged he had at first lied to police and even his own attorney about the alleged abuse.
"I don't even want to be involved now, to be honest," he said.
In the car, Sandusky "would put his hand on my leg, basically like I was his girlfriend. ... It freaked me out extremely bad," the man said, extending his arm and pushing it back and forth. "I pushed it away. ... After a little while, it would come right back. That drove me nuts."
The man said he met Sandusky through The Second Mile and that they began showering together in 1997. What began as "soap battles" quickly progressed to oral sex and other contact, the accuser said, adding that he was 90 or 100 pounds and powerless to resist the advances of the much larger man.
According to the witness, Sandusky tried assaulting him in a hotel bathroom before a bowl banquet in Texas and threatened to send him home when he resisted, warning: "You don't want to go back, do you?" Sandusky stopped only when his wife, Dottie, called out from another room, the witness said.
Over the years, the witness said, he never told Sandusky to stop.
"It was never talked about, ever," the man said. "It was basically like whatever happened there never really happened."
A self-described college football fan, the man said he enjoyed the access to Penn State football games and facilities. The man said Sandusky let him wear the No. 11 uniform of LaVar Arrington.
The man testified that Sandusky also took him on trips to bowl games, including the Outback and the Alamo. He gave the boy golf clubs, snowboards, drum sets and various Penn State memorabilia, including a watch from the Orange Bowl, the man testified. He said he would wear gift jerseys to school.
The witness said Sandusky occasionally sent him "creepy love letters."
One letter, shown on a video screen in court, was handwritten on Penn State letterhead and signed "Jerry." It read: "I know that I have made my share of mistakes. However I hope that I will be able to say that I cared. There has been love in my heart."
Eventually, as the man got older and acquired a girlfriend, he became "basically sick of what was happening to me" and distanced himself from Sandusky. They had not spoken since 2002 when, in 2010, he took his girlfriend and 3-year-old son to visit the Sanduskys in what he said was an attempt to convince his girlfriend her suspicions about Sandusky were not true.
He said that "backfired" when Sandusky gave him a lot of attention and tried to rub his shoulders.
Under cross-examination by Amendola, the man expressed regret for not coming forward earlier, saying: "I feel if I just said something back then ... I feel responsible for what happened to other victims." He said he had spent years "burying this in the back of my head."
During his opening statement, Amendola said Sandusky's showering with children was innocuous and part of his upbringing.
"In Jerry's culture, growing up in his generation, where he grew up, he's going to tell you it was routine for individuals to get showers together," the lawyer said. "I suspect for those of you who might have been in athletics, it's routine."
Amendola said Sandusky family members would testify, and he suggested Sandusky might take the stand.
Amendola also said that Mike McQueary, the football team assistant who reported seeing Sandusky naked in a shower with a boy in 2001, was mistaken about what he saw.
"We don't think that he lied. What we think is that he saw something and made assumptions," the lawyer told the jury.
Amendola also said that at least six of the accusers have civil lawyers, adding: "These young men had a financial interest in this case and pursuing this case."
Associated Press writer Michael Rubinkam contributed to this report.
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