Posted on 10/22/2016 7:32:25 AM PDT by TigerClaws
CNN on the need for treadmill control.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/06/health/goldberg-treadmill-accident-cases/
Gawd, I actually miss those “Most Interesting Man in the World” commercials. The beer isn’t bad either.
Weird...he was cremated "at his request".... what a coinky-dink.
Proof exercise, especially exercise equipment, is dangerous.
Sort of like Scalia who had unrumpled sheets, arms crossed in peaceful repose and a pillow on his head.
Guess it didn’t just graze him like Reid’s treadmill did.
Columbo definitely had a dumbell/barbell murder. Robert Conrad was the bad guy.
Lol - that’s funny. Thanks for the laugh
He was CEO of SurveyMonkey, a commercial service for conducting online polls, and is credited with overseeing its growth to a current valuation of $2 billion.
Weird...he was cremated “at his request”.... what a coinky-dink.
It looks like a lot of guys were Cream-ated.
I wonder if he was working on something with Seth Rich over at the DNC ?
The email says that Goldberg died from a heart attack.
Look ar the daily mail story.
A heart attack with a bashed in rear skull?
Does raise an issue. The first stories were he died from the treadmill injury. Only after the autopsy was the heart issue raised. When was the email sent with that info?
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Most interesting visit aside from POTUS/FLOTUS are entries 813562-813576.
It appears a group met with Jeff Cruz at the White House.
The group includes Robert Creamer, William H. Daley (former Obama Chief of Staff), Karen Davnport, Lisa Hayes, Jill Hurst, Douglas Kendall, Simon Lazarus, Debbie Liu, Marc Steinberg, Judith Waxman, Portia Wu, Nancy Zirkin, and David Goldberg.
Goldberg is interesting because....
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Also attending that meeting:
Simon Lazarus Senior Counsel, Constitutional Accountability Center
Simon Lazarus. Mr. Lazarus is Senior Counsel to Constitutional Accountability Center. Before joining CAC, Si was Public Policy Counsel to the National Senior Citizen Law Center. Si has also served as Associate Director of President Jimmy Carter’s White House Domestic Policy Staff (1977-81), as a partner in Powell, Goldstein, Frazer, and Murphy LLP (1981-2002), and as Senior Counsel to Sidley Austin LLP (2002-2006).
Nancy Zirkin:
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Nancy M. Zirkin
Nancy M. Zirkin is the executive vice president and director of policy at The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and The Leadership Conference Education Fund. Ms. Zirkin has long been active in issues involving civil rights. Since 1971 she has worked to advocate public policy that improves the lives of all people by promoting civil and constitutional rights and equity in education and in the workplace for women and girls. Her efforts to advance civil rights have included grassroots organizing, lobbying members of Congress and state legislators, and personally supporting candidates who believe in equal opportunity and fair treatment for all Americans.
In September 2002, Ms. Zirkin became deputy director/director of public policy for The Leadership Conference and The Education Fund. In 2008, she became the executive vice president for The Leadership Conference and The Education Fund. Ms. Zirkin leads the coalition’s congressional lobbying efforts in the defense and promotion of civil and constitutional rights and liberties. She directs, manages, formulates, and coordinates The Leadership Conference and The Education Fund’s public policy, communications/media strategy, and grassroots strategy. Ms. Zirkin has overseen the expansion of both organizations’ public policy department in order to more effectively promote the policy goals of The Leadership Conference and its member organizations.
Before coming to The Leadership Conference and The Education Fund, Ms. Zirkin served as director of public policy and government relations for the American Association of University Women (AAUW), a 150,000 member national organization. She directed, managed, and coordinated the implementation of AAUW’s public policy agenda in Congress and the executive branch by overseeing the legislative, grassroots, and coalition efforts on AAUW priority issues, including civil rights, education, reproductive choice, and work place issues. As well as having been AAUW’s chief lobbyist, in 1995 she created and directed the AAUW Voter Education Campaign, which reached more than one million women voters during the 2000 election.
Ms. Zirkin’s efforts for the advancement of women began when she worked in the women’s rights division for the Muskie for President Campaign. Since that time, she has worked on various issues, elections, and voter education campaigns advocating improving the lives of women and girls. From 1980 to 1985 Ms. Zirkin held a number of positions at AAUW including: coordinator of the ERA ratification campaign and of the Women’s Vote Project. She left AAUW in 1985 to work in the private sector. She returned to AAUW in 1989 as the Campaign for Choice coordinator, and became director of public policy and government relations in 1992.
While in the private sector, Ms. Zirkin was executive vice president of Harry D. Myerberg Associated Companies, Inc., in Baltimore, Maryland. She directed all aspects relating to the operation and administration of companies responsible for the property management of approximately 2,000 HUD insured apartments in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Annapolis, Maryland.
As a volunteer, Ms. Zirkin served for over seven years on the executive board of the Women’s Campaign Fund, a bi-partisan organization dedicated to electing pro-choice women to office. She was also on the board of directors of the Women’s Leadership Forum and the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association and is active in several community-based projects.
In addition, Zirkin was appointed to the Woodrow Wilson Center board of directors by President William J. Clinton in 1998, and to the United States Institute of Peace board of directors by President George W Bush in 2008.
Nancy is married to Harold Zirkin, an investment adviser in Bethesda, Maryland. They have four children and nine grandchildren.
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Judith Waxman:
Judy Waxman, Vice President for Health and Reproductive Rights
Judy Waxman was the Vice President of Health and Reproductive Rights at the National Women’s Law Center. She pioneered advocacy, policy and educational strategies to promote the quality and availability of health care, including reproductive choice, for American women. Prior to joining the National Women’s Law Center, Ms. Waxman served as Deputy Executive Director at Families USA for over a decade. In that capacity, she worked to achieve high quality, affordable health and long-term care for all Americans and was a leader on grassroots and activities on Medicaid, Medicare and other health care access legislative issues. She previously served as a Professional Staff Member with the Pepper Commission (the United States Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care). Ms. Waxman was also an adjunct professor at the Georgetown University Law Center, an attorney for the Department of Health and Human Services and served as President of the Board of Directors of the Women’s Medical Center, a nonprofit health clinic. She served on advisory committees for publications of the Alan Guttmacher Institute and the Older Women’s League (OWL), and was the Chair of the Health Task Force of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and of the Leadership Conference of Aging Organizations. She holds a law degree from American University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami, in Florida.
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