
Peyton Manning: A Bronco
The Denver area where I live is all agog over the very recent signing of Peyton Manning to the Denver Broncos. I am not a huge football fan (much to the chagrin of my football-phile family), but even I have been caught up in all of the excitement and hoopla around Peyton’s coming to Denver. I still can’t quite reconcile what professional athletes make compared to teachers or social workers, but that’s another issue. However, setting that aside for a moment, I have to say I was quite impressed with Manning’s approach when he flew to Denver to cement his contract. After the press conference and the answering of numerous questions, it was clear that our new quarterback was eager to do one thing: (Read more…)

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Neil, to see the new documentary, “I AM.” This film is the creation of Tom Shadyac, the director of Jim Carrey’s blockbuster, “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” and Eddie Murphy’s popular “The Nutty Professor.” These movies and others made Shadyac a multi-millionaire with exquisite mansions scattered around the country. However, after having a severe cycling accident, Tom started to really think deeply about life and what was important in life. He especially addressed the question,
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Internationally acclaimed architect, Frank Gehry, now 81, materialized his desire once again to create something artistic and “unique” in his recently unveiled masterpiece, the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Absent are the usual 90° angles and shapes seen in most healthcare facilities and in their place is an undulating amalgamation of stainless steel. Although the architecture is decidedly playful, the mission of the Center is dead-on serious.