I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
Steven A. Rakitt (CEO): ~$351,000
Eileen Frazier: ~$220,000
Vickie Marx (Chief of Staff): ~$143,000
Avital Ingber: ~$138,000
Judith I. Fien-Helfman: ~$150,000
Stacye N. Zeisler: ~$119,000
Jason M. Shames: ~$155,000
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
Steven B. Nasatir: ~$600,000
Jeffrey L. Cohen: ~$340,000
David Brief: $479,279
David Rosen: $413,725
Michael Tarnoff: ~$320,000
Louis Lazovsky: ~$283,000
Peter Friedman: $282,717
Reis Kayser: $278,617
Beth Cherner: $265,606
Michael C. Kotzin: $263,684
Jay Tcath: ~$244,000
Susan Rifas: $243,541
Joseph Salcik: ~$227,000
Robert Shuckman: $208,708
James Pinkston: $193,603
Rachel Greenman Sternberg: $189,984
Jim Rosenberg: ~$164,000
David Rubovits: ~$159,000
Joel Poupko: $151,292
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
Jasna Baron (CFO): ~$115,000
Shalom Elcott (CEO): ~$299,000
Kathleen Mellon: ~$131,000
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
* Jyl Jurman: ~$247,000
* Cathlyn Whalen: ~$74,000
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2013, which listed salaries as follows:
Steve Morris (former CEO): $100,335
David Sigal (former CFO): $107,259
Michael M. Sonduck (CEO): $189,042
Donna Ostrower: $74,928
Lisa Haney: $96,991
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
* Jennifer Gorovitz: $330,709
* Jim Offel: $265,681
* Mark Reisbaum: $256,439
* Andrew Fradkin: $207,989
* Maxine Epstein: $221,571
* Joseph Levin: $193,552
* Seven Leibman: $197,213
* Afshin Afshar: $184,205
* Lori Warren: $150,291
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
Fred Kramer, former executive director: $106,586
For 2011:
Fred Kramer: $64,760
Tzivia Schwartz-Getzug: $92,600
For 2010:
Tzivia Schwartz-Getzug: ~$136,000
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows:
Abby J. Leibman (CEO): ~$181,000
Report: Twin Cities internist Chris Foley is a faithful reader whom I know in his professional capacity. Today he writes to address the case of the mystery virus:
It might be worth a short commentary re the connection between the sudden “mystery” virus that is hospitalizing children all over the US and the indiscriminate distribution of illegal alien kids “all over the US.” To wit: “Human rhinoviruses and enteroviruses in influenza-like illness in Latin America.”
‘Tis anything but a mystery, yet the MSM appears utterly blinded.
In a follow-up message, Dr. Foley writes a little more tentatively:
This is basically the same virus commonly seen in the equatorial Americas and South America. The very odd emergence of this virus at this time – especially just prior to the new school year and now fueled by the congregation of children in schools – demands an explanation. The only plausible one is that this has been brought here from south of the – now non-existent – border.
Although there will be a good deal of epidemiological work to be done before this can be scientifically associated, there is a deafening silence on the part of public health officials and the mainstream media in even speculating about this association. This is not simply a case of being politically selective about the news, it is downright dangerous and could be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the emergence of diseases long absent from daily life in America now suddenly popping up “inexplicably.” By the way the article from the Journal that I cited [linked above] likely represents gross underreporting which is typical in South America.
Blog: Watching the video in which Ray Rice knocked out his fiancée (now wife) Janay, the thought occurs: What was she so angry about?
Everybody has focused on the obvious horror of Rice’s punch — the brute force of a 200-pound professional athlete used against a woman — and nobody seems interested in what Janay did immediately before the punch. The couple were in a confined space, inside an elevator, when Janay “got in his face,” screaming and lunging toward Rice. Of course, Janay’s behavior does not justify Rice hitting her, but one wonders why she acted that way, just as one wonders whether the circumstance of being trapped in an elevator with this enraged woman in some way explains Rice’s reaction. That is to say, if her angry rage triggered Rice’s fight-or-flight instinct, he couldn’t flee from her while they were on the elevator, and his adrenalin surge produced an autonomic reflex: BOOM…
Do we have any evidence that Ray Rice is a chronic menace to women? Is there an established record of Ray Rice as a habitual perpetrator of domestic violence? Was this horrific incident caught on video part of a long-term pattern? Who benefits, and who is harmed, by dropping him from the Ravens lineup and indefinitely suspending him from the NFL? Insofar as Ray Rice is suffering the legitimate consequences of his own wrongful behavior, I have no complaint. But it seems to me that Ray Rice — and Janay Rice, and everyone with a direct stake in Ray Rice’s NFL career — is being made to suffer an extraordinary penalty because (a) feminists have turned this into a political cause célèbre, and (b) the NFL is run by cowardly swine who care more about their image than they care about human beings.
