These are an adjunct to its consumer-affairs material, prepared by Terry Trippler, a travel writer and publisher.
Our hope was that we were making something thoughtful enough to be thought of as a piece of history, as opposed to a piece of current-affairs material.
They are incapable to manage their financial affairs, materials' procurement and how to provide qualified human resources.
An editor in modern-day Manhattan is caring for a distinguished writer dying from Aids, oppressed by pseudo-wifely self-denial and the knowledge that any feelings he had for her were despatched long ago by turning their affair into material for a novel.
Getting a concealed weapon permit in Denver is a relatively straightforward affair, according to materials put online by the Denver Police Department.
The first two shows were going to be what Murphy called "greatest-hits" affairs, with new material from "This Is Happening" only gradually working its way into the set.
But her pictures turn out to be photographs of collages printed in slightly dim colors on canvas: virtual collages that wryly comment on Modernism's love affair with raw materials.
A mental illness can have an effect on every aspect of a person's life, including thinking, feeling, mood, and outlook and such areas of external activity as family and marital life, sexual activity, work, recreation, and management of material affairs.
In his book Sacred Economics, Charles Eisenstein point out that our notion of spirit "is that of something separate and nonworldly, that yet can miraculously intervene in material affairs, and that even animates and directs them in some mysterious way.
The result is a growing national love affair with whatever is material, with the physical stuff of life.
