"It's normal to get a little teary in there," James Turrell reassures me as I sign a waiver before lying down on a bed that slides into a sphere that looks like a cross between an MRI scanner and a UFO.
John Roberts, the association's executive director, said the council denied Ishpeming's first request in December 2010 because it was "too narrow," with language specifically requesting a waiver for students with Down syndrome.
Mrs. Wasilewski's waiver requests were turned down twice.
Croushore is out of options and must pass through waivers to be sent down.
The reason: he has played enough N.H.L. games (64) to require him to pass through waivers before being sent down, and that would have allowed another N.H.L. club to claim him first.
He cleared waivers and was sent down to the Tucson Sidewinders of the Pacific Coast League for the rest of the season.
Let's look at this week's waiver wire, breaking down the options into four categories: Waiver Gems Players who are available on most waiver wires and have a chance to become weekly fantasy starters.
After years of complaints from school districts and few academic improvements, and with the approval of a federal waiver, the program is shutting down in Texas.
In another example earlier this year, Heather MacDonald, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, declared in The New York Post that the test of "where the Bloomberg-Eggleston administration stands on work and self-sufficiency" would be whether it turned down a federal waiver of food stamp rules for areas with insufficient jobs.
I had to sign a bunch of waivers, and we had doctors down at the pool.
In the end, the non-waiver trading deadline yielded little down to the wire action, that is, unless you count Bud Norris' move from the Astros to the Orioles and Ian Kennedy's trade to San Diego as drama.
