| I.B.E.W. Local 357 Plugs In with New York Life Retirement Plan ...
WESTWOOD, Mass., Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- New York Life Retirement Plan Services, a division of New York Life Investment Management LLC (NYLIM), announced it has been appointed by The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (I.B.E.W.) Local 357 to administer its $215 million defined contribution plan. The member-directed plan provides retirement benefits for approximately 4,500 electrical workers in the Las Vegas, Nevada region. "We are very pleased with the service we have received from New York Life and are looking forward to working with the team there going forward," said Max Carter, assistant business manager for I.B.E.W. 357. NEPC, LLC served as the investment consulting firm for I.B.E.W.'s provider search. "I wish all DC vendor transitions were like this one with New York Life; and believe me, they are not," said John S.
Seattle, Victoria hotel & cruise, $439
The Real Deal: Two nights' accommodations, ferry cruise, and a sightseeing tour from $439 per person—plus taxes of about $26. When: Nov. 1-Dec. 22, 2008; add $20 through April 29; $30 for Oct. 16-31; $60 for April 30-May 30, Oct. 1-15; $100 for June 1-Sept. 30. The fine print: Taxi transfers in Seattle and Victoria, a ferry cruise between Seattle and Victoria aboard the Victoria Clipper, transportation from Victoria to Vancouver by bus and ferry, and entrance to Butchart Gardens are included. Breakfast inclusion depends on the hotel. Hotel taxes are an additional 6 percent (about $26) per room. Airfare is not included. Based on double occupancy; single supplement is $200. Read these guidelines before you book any Real Deal. .
Korver still waiting for clean briefs
SEATTLE Even when pressed, Kyle Korver really didn't want to discuss how many times he has done laundry since being traded from Philadelphia to Utah in late December. Suffice it to say it's not been nearly enough. That in mind, he can't wait to travel to Philly on Thursday. "I had some friends just kind of go in my closet and grab some stuff and ship it out," the Jazz's newest shooting guard said. "But it's just, like, the little things that you don't want them digging through ... little stuff like that that I haven't had in the last 45 days." Little, like ... "clean drawers." If it wasn't for dirty underwear, then, Korver might have accepted an invitation to take part in the NBA's long-distance shooting contest this coming Saturday in New Orleans. There, he could have joined several teammates Carlos Boozer (All-Star Game), Deron Williams (skills challenge), Ronnie Brewer and Paul Millsap (rookie-sophomore challenge game) and NBA Development League-assigned rookies Morris Almond and Kyrylo Fesenko (D-League All-Star Game) taking part in various NBA All-Star Weekend festivities.
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