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Laura Rolf Carries Crusaders in Near-Record Style
Friday, September 29, 2006Sophomore Laura Rolf (Rochester, Mich./Lutheran Northwest) obliterated her previous career-best and nearly broke one of Valpo's most hallowed school records Friday afternoon at the Notre Dame Invitational Blue Race, leading the Crusaders against 18 of the nation's top teams.
Rolf completed the 5K course in 17:18, over 30 seconds faster than any other time in her brief career. The sophomore came within five seconds of two-time All-Region and Valpo Sports Hall of Fame runner Collette Liss, who's school record of 17:13 from 1997 had never been seriously challenged before Friday. Rolf's teammate Danielle Nunnelly (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso) had run the second fastest time, 17:48 two weeks ago at the Indiana Intercollegiates, but Rolf, who finished 22nd overall, was a full 30 seconds faster at Notre Dame. Rolf's time was the third fastest run in the Mid-Con this year, behind only All-American Faithy Kamangila of Oral Roberts and her teammate Dianna Chelimo, each of whom have eclipsed 17:00.
As for the rest of the team, Valpo placed 17th out of 19 teams, but ahead of both regionally-ranked Ohio and Purdue. Nunnelly was the second Crusader to cross, running a very fast 17:54 and finishing in 62nd place. Rachael Button (Farmington, Mich./Farmington) was next, knocking five seconds off her personal best by running an 18:24 and Ashley Billstrom (Hales Corners, Wis./Whitnall) also ran a career-quick race, finishing in 18:35. Renae Swift (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso) and freshman Anna Yost (Girard, Kan./Girard) also ran personal bests.
The Notre Dame Invitational is broken into two races, Blue and Gold, with the Blue race containing the event's fastest squads, including five of the nation's top 20 teams and many other regionally ranked outfits, including the Crusaders who entered the weekend ranked eighth in the Great Lakes Region.
Valpo will next be in action at the Evansville Invitational on October 14, their final tune-up before the Mid-Continent Conference Championships on October 28. The women's 5K at the Evansville Invitational is scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m.
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Stone Brewing Co. Releases New "Stone Mixed 12 Pack" to Retailers Nationwide
Tuesday, March 04, 2014
When browsing through local bottle shops or grocery store aisles, craft beer enthusiasts face a fortunate predicament: "Which beer should I purchase?" With so many options available, it's often difficult to choose just one beer to bring home and enjoy. To aid in overcoming this somewhat agreeable dilemma, Stone Brewing Co. is offering a multifarious option with the latest iteration of its Stone Mixed 12 Pack. Beginning today, fans in select markets nationwide can purchase a pack of twelve 12-ounce beers featuring Stone IPA, Stone Ruination IPA, Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous Black IPA and Arrogant Bastard Ale.
Stone Go To IPA Released March 3
Monday, March 03, 2014
Intensely hopped and big-flavor brews are known to be quite the passion for Stone Brewing Co. Taking another step in their lupulin obsession, the craft beer company is pleased to introduce Stone Go To IPA. This vibrant hop-bursted session IPA is the tenth addition to Stone's year-round lineup and, starting today, fans will be able to find the new release in 12-ounce bottle six packs and on draft at retailers in all of the states where Stone beer is distributed.
2014 Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Released February 24
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Stone Brewing Co. is celebrating the release of its big, malty, fiercely hopped strong ale: 2014 Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine. Beginning today, eager consumers and collectors may pick up a bottle of this annual release at retailers in select markets across the country.
Maui Brewing Co. to Join Stone Brewing Co. in Distributing Craft Beer Brands in Maui
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Maui Brewing Co. is pleased to announce that the authentic Hawaiian craft brewery is partnering with San Diego, CA-based Stone Brewing Co. to create a new craft beer distributor: Maui - Stone Craft Beverages. The distribution company was created by craft brewers specifically for Hawaiian craft beer enthusiasts. Maui - Stone Craft Beverages will offer both breweries' beers as well as an amazing portfolio of other craft beer brands from Colorado and California. The ultimate goal of this joint venture is to elevate craft beer awareness island-wide and bring more craft beer to Hawaii.
Stone Brewing Co. Contributes More Than $650,000 to Charity in 2013
Monday, December 30, 2013
Stone Brewing Co. has contributed more than $650,000 to charity in 2013, thanks to loyal fans, dedicated volunteers, craft brewing compatriots and a stellar group of Team Stone employees. As in previous years, the past 12 months were packed with charitable endeavors that benefited a variety of organizations.
Back By Popular Demand: Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean Released December 2
Monday, December 02, 2013
Some things are just too good to deprive the world of. That ideal is the impetus for Stone Brewing Co. re-releasing its delicious and wildly popular Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean. Previously bottled only once in 2012 as a 12-ounce special edition bottle run, the beer was an instant hit with Stone fans, many of whom voiced their fervent adoration and positive feedback via social media, inspiring Stone to re-brew this smoky, semi-sweet wonder a year and a half later (hey, we've been busy). Beginning today, it will be available in 22-ounce bottles as well as on draft at select retailers, restaurants and bars nationwide.
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I hope your winter breaks were good, although I do realize most of you have been back for a few weeks or more. It's that time again, time for both another posted question and, unfortunately, time to begin relentless reminders that the online course is running and that it does have deadlines. Let's do the odious one first.
Reminder, the "The Joy of Mathematics" book study and online course is running and does have a deadline of completion of March 18, 2013. This deadline might seem quite a ways away, but with STAAR, spring break, and other obligations the spring just seems to fly by. Please continue work if you have been working on the course or please begin if you have not yet. This book study has many activities that may take time. As such, I recommend you start early. If you have any questions or need clarification, do not hesitate to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Congratulations to the six individuals who have already completed some of the activities!
On to the required discussion question.
The grant provides you with equipment to enhance the instruction and learning in your classrooms. Please write briefly on how you have integrated either the ipad or the omnifix cubes into your mathematics instruction. If you have written earlier about ipad usage, you may write again, but please consider either writing about the omnifix cubes instead or describing a NEW usage of the ipads that what you described earlier.
Thanks again and please enjoy the discussions.
I have used the omnifix cubes in many ways. I have used them in patterning, symmetry, fractions, arrays, geometry, and will be using it in volume. Each of my kiddos have a math box and I divided my cubes up and each has a bag of them in their box. This makes it easy for me to just tell them to get out their bag and create whatever it is that we are doing that day. They love them...something different!
I really like the omnifix cubes we got this past year. They are great manipulatives to use when teaching volume. My students always have trouble figuring volume. We used these cubes and it really made a big difference! I also used them when we were studying combinations (probability). They are great to put in a center. The cards are pretty self explanatory. There are also many number sense activities included on the cards, which my students desperately need!
I really do like using the omniifix cubes in the classroom and I am very thankful that we have them. I use them in may ways, patterns, possble combinations, fractions, arrays, and may more! I also tried using them when I was teaching volume and my students really did enjoy them. This six weeks coming up, we are going to learn about geometry and this would be a great tool. These manipulaties are good for the students because they are easy for them to use on any topic/lesson we are learning.
there is finally wifi at our elementary and i have now started to use the ipad in the classroom. The students seem to love it and respond well to technology. Although, i have not used the omnifix cubes yet i will soon use them. I think they will be useful in my tutorial group. I am very apprectiative of all the materials that i have gained through out my years with the grant and do use them.
The Omnifix cubes are a hit. The cubes are open-ended and can be used in many ways. The kids like them- everything from snapping them together in patterns, using them as counters, and making arrays in multiplication. In tutorials, I have had students write a multiplication problem on a whiteboard, use the cubes to show two groups of four, then model the array. This has also been a great manipulative because of the large quantity! Thank you for getting these for us, Christine.
My students and I have definitely enjoyed using the omnifix cubes this year. We have used them in a variety of ways. First I let my students play with them and build whatever they wanted so that way they would get it out of their system. We have used the cubes for fractions, patterns, and arrays. We are so thankful for being able to use these awesome manipulatives!
Thus far I have used the omnifix cubes in fractions, arrays, and volume. The students love to use these manipulatives! My lower level students were really successful in seeing the concept we were studying. Volume was a blast to teach this year!
I was able to use the cubes with the volume unit. I created the Base area using the cubes and then the height. By visually showing the parts of the volume formulas, students developed a better understanding of volume and using the formulas. I also let my math intervention play games on the iPad on Fridays. The student with the highest averages and participation throughout the week gets to pick the games.
I used the omnicubes to show volume and nets. My students liked the LonnieLonnie lesson.
My students used omnifix cubes to build 3D shapes and figure out the volume for their shapes. My students loved the lesson because they loved using the omnifix cubes!
We used the cubes to form out the nets of 3D objects and it was much more fun for the students to use these rather than paper and tape. We also constucted prisms to show the base of an object and then continued to show the height. This was really an eye opener for a lot of my students. They always knew the formula but never seemed to connect it to a real object. I think they do now. When we have those few minutes left in class, the students enjoy making things with the cubes. Watching them snapping them together is so much fun. Thank you for these manupulatives.
Well, we have been blessed with Ipads and Omnifix cubes this year and my students are motivated when using either one! Since I have talked about Ipads in the past, I will focus on theOmnifix cubes. I, like everyone else, have used them for arrays, patterns, factors, prime and composite numbers, and volume. The students get so excited when I bring them out! They beg to use them during free time and I think I have many budding engineers in my classroom. They build amazing creations with them.
I have used the iPAD in my class in a variety of different ways. The apps are amazing and so fun. We play a game called "Math Mayhem" and that has been a big hit in my class. The students are able to use the iPAD & I find it successful with my struggling students. They have learned the importance of technology in a way they never would have imagined. Instead of the usual "video games" they are wanting the educational games more. We have even bought several APPS as a class in order to maximize our learning. I really hope that our school provides the students with iPADS because it would prepare us for 21st century learning and we could definitely benefit from it.
I used both the Ipad and the Omnific cubes this year.
I used the Ipad as a teaching tool. I downloaded several Math apps: MathBoard, Sushi Monster, Long Division, PearlDiver and Factor Samurai. My students liked playing the apps for repeated practice.
Math Board was my favorite because you could personalize it to the students strengths and weaknesses for computation practice.
I used the Omnifix cubes when I taught arrays, prime and composite numbers and volume. My students enjoyed making all different shapes.
I have not been able to use the ipad at school because our tech department will not allow us to use them. I've used the Omnifix cubes is small groups to show patterns, symmetry, area, perimeter, volume, fractions, and arrays. My students loved them. These hands on manipulatives helped my struggling students solve the problems better than paper/pencil.
iPad: I have had the opportunity to allow my students to use the Wikipedia app. to find basic facts about animals for their science research.
Additionally, I have used apps like EppiNote, Showme, and Educreations in small groups. What I love about Educreations: I can take a picture of a problem and have the student explain their approach to the group or I can model several strategies. I can also make manipulatives portable. For example: I have done some reteach sessions while in computer lab for those students who missed a lesson for one reason or another.
Omnifix cubes: I have used them several times through the year. I have found them useful in creating tangible bars for singapore math, Layers and buildings for Volume, or to break down tens or hundreds into ones for place value. We have also used them to make arrays for multiplication.
My students have shown great interest in both tools and I will continue to use these tools in my classroom for years to come.
The IPADS are a great motivational tool. I tell them to work hard during the week and complete all in class and at home assignments. The students that are successful get to use the IPADS for more math and believe me they love it.
I have used the omnifix cubes quite a bit. The students have commented that they understand nets better after we have used them. They have been a good hands on example of nets.
I used the Omnifi cubes to find volume. I showed the students how to count by layers. I also showed my students the irregular shape with the Omnifi cubes. I made my students do different pattern slabs with the Omnifi cubes. I showed my students the Length X Width X Height by counting the individual blocks.
I used the omnifix cubes in several different ways. We used them to show factors of different numbers; for example using 12 cubes how many different ways can you show the the factors of 12. 6 rods of 2, 4 rods of 3, etc. I also used them to show layers in volume.The cubes could also be used in working with fractions.
Because our technology department does not set up our Ipads for use in the classroom, I was not able to use it this school year. Perhaps, next year will be different. As for the omnifix cubes, the use of them was during our volume lesson to show layers to identify the height, lenght and width of a shape. Of course, students just like playing with them and messing around.
I used the Omnifix cubes to show volume--better than the old base ten blocks I had. The kids have a hard time visualizing the development of volume formulas. I also used them a bit with my 7th grade class in determining the different views of isometric drawings.
I really like the omnifix cubes. I have used them for possible outcome and probability problems. The students enjoyed the Railroad activity.
Better late than never! (I missed this discussion)
~As a math team, we have incorporated the apps into our schools IPADs. We rotate using them a couple times during the six weeks. The students love the apps and seem to be very successful with them without guidance. The omnifix cubes are fabulous because the students love to manipulate and the cubes reinforce math concepts. We used them to enhance our understanding of volume!
We used the Ipad to review some math skills covered. My students really enjoyed using the Ipad especially during our small group intervention.
We got permission for our students to use their own computers, smart phones, and ipads for projects. Since some students do not have personal devices available I had an ipad available as well as a laptop that these students could use in class. The omnifix cubes were really helpful for helping students to draw nets, and understand the difference between surface area and volume. These cubes were much easier to use compared to the snap cubes we have used in the past.
I used my Ipad during after school tutoring. The kids loved the Math Meteors game app where they have to hit the factors sort of like the old time asteroids game. Also during the month of October there is a free game called Math Zombies and they have to shoot the facts and or factors. I also had them compete with fruit ninja where they had to keep score and afterwards place the scores in order from least to greatest. Also I had them find the range and the average even though 4th TEKS are not for that I wanted them to subtract the highest from the lowest score. I projected the game on the infocus so everyone could participate in one way or another.


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Push to make bass fishing a Mo. high school sportMonday, 11 March 2013 08:33 Published in Local News
Jim Huson, a teacher at Republic High School, says a proposal to add the sport will be on the spring ballot for high school administrators. He says bass fishing would become a sport if it gets approval from 50 percent, plus one, of the administrators.
KY3-TV reports approval would allow students to fish for state and national championships.
If approved, schools could have up to two boats with two students fishing in each boat. Teams would have a five-fish limit, and the team with the five heaviest fish wins.
U.S Troops Killed by Gunman in Afghan Uniform in Latest SetbackMonday, 11 March 2013 07:52 Published in National News
The shooting took place while the troops were visiting the facility to help train the Afghans, a key part of the U.S. handover strategy before combat troops leave in 2014. According to coalition officials, the shooting also left several wounded.
A joint U.S.-Afghan team is investigating the shooting.
This latest insider attack in Wardak, a restive province in the country's east, comes one day after a deadline set by Afghan President Hamid Karzai for all U.S. Special Forces to leave the province. Karzai set the deadline two weeks ago, after accusing Afghans who work for U.S. Special Forces of harassing, torturing and murdering innocent civilians.
The attack also comes just a day after new U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel's trip to Afghanistan, one marred by controversy.
Osama bin Laden's Son-in-Law Pleads Not Guilty in NYC Court Watch Video On Saturday, a suicide bomber on a bicycle struck just outside the Afghan Ministry of Defense, one of the most heavily fortified buildings in the country. At least nine Afghan civilians were killed. Though Hagel was in a meeting at a coalition military base at the time and never in any danger, nearby bases were put into lockdown, and reporters travelling with Hagel's press pool were ushered into a safe room in the basement of the base they were on.
Then on Sunday, Karzai implied the Taliban were serving U.S. interests by creating instability in Afghanistan. The inflammatory comments were made during a nationally televised speech.
Referring to recent insurgent attacks, including the one outside the Ministry of Defense, Karzai said the attacks were "not aimed at showing their strength to the USA, but to serve the USA.
"In fact, yesterday's bombings in the name of the Taliban were aimed at serving the foreigners and supporting the presence of the foreigners in Afghanistan and keeping them in Afghanistan, by intimidating us," Karzai said.
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Joseph Dunford, quickly rejected the comments, calling them "categorically false."
"We have fought too hard over the past 12 years, we have shed too much blood over the last 12 years, to ever think that violence or instability would be to our advantage," Dunford said.
Later that evening, Hagel cancelled a scheduled joint press conference with Karzai. A spokesperson cited security concerns, though a Karzai spokesperson said it was due to "scheduling pressures." The two still held a private dinner meeting with Dunford in attendance, but the cancellation of the joint press conference was widely seen as a snub to Karzai in response to his inflammatory remarks.
What Will Happen Inside the Vatican Conclave to Choose the Next Pope?Monday, 11 March 2013 07:46 Published in National News
Once there, the doors will be locked and the participants will have no newspapers, television or, for the social media savvy set, Twitter. They'll get virtually nothing from the outside, other than food.
"It is the way of ensuring that the voice speaking to the cardinals during the conclave belongs to the Holy Spirit and no one else," said ABC News Vatican consultant Father John Wauck.
The ritualistic conclave involves centuries-old customs that have changed very little over time.
The tradition of locking the doors dates back to 1274, when the cardinals met in the remote village of Viterbo.
Two years and eight months into the longest conclave ever, frustrated townspeople tried everything to motivate a quicker decision. They locked the cardinals inside and resorted to more extreme measures, trying to starve them out and tearing the roof off the building to expose them to the elements.
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The cardinal electors in the upcoming conclave will be much more comfortable, surrounded by Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel.
A date for the secret event, which literally means "with key," won't be set until the cardinals convene on March 4, a Vatican spokesman said.
Pope Benedict decreed a conclave could be held as soon as all voting cardinals are present. All cardinals under 80 when the papacy is vacated are eligible to participate.
While campaigning is forbidden inside the Sistine Chapel, experts say there is plenty of politicking in the days before.
"This is schmoozing at the highest level," said Christopher Bellitto, a professor at Kean University in New Jersey who has written nine books on the history of the church.
More than half of the cardinal electors were appointed by Benedict, and many are using the days before the conclave to get to know each other and feel out the general sentiment, Bellitto said.
"I think each cardinal has a list of a dozen people in his head. He may know some very well, some by reputation," Bellitto said. "If the cardinals don't know someone, they may ask someone they trust [their opinion]."
On the day the conclave begins, the cardinal electors will attend mass before filing into the Sistine Chapel. For one of the 115, it will likely be his last time wearing a red hat. The cardinal electors have a history of elevating one of their own to the papacy, so that lucky choice will exchange it for the pope's traditional white.
Once inside the Sistine Chapel, the cardinals will take an oath of secrecy and then be given rectangular ballots with the words "Eligo in Summum Pontificem" written on them, meaning, "I elect as supreme pontiff."
Each voting cardinal writes the name of his choice for pope on the ballot and is asked to disguise his handwriting to avoid letting others know who is supporting whom.
Three scrutineers count the ballots, and if no one receives the required two-thirds majority, the votes are burned. A black smoke signal will signal to the world the vote was inconclusive.
Damp straw was once used to turn the smoke black, Bellitto said, however after years of confusion, dye has reportedly been used.
There can be a maximum of four ballots in a single day, and if after three days the cardinals still haven't selected a pope, the voting sessions can be suspended for a day of prayer and discussion.
Throughout the secret process, the cardinals will eat and sleep in a private guest house on the edge of Vatican City.
Only a select staff of doctors, cooks and housekeepers, all sworn to secrecy, are allowed to interact with the cardinals.
For approximately half of the cardinal electors, this will be their second time participating in the mystical event.
Cardinal William Levada of San Francisco, a first-timer, said his colleagues in the college of cardinals have given him an idea of what to expect.
"I think it is a prayerful atmosphere," he said. "No campaigning. It is forbidden to campaign there. You can't put yourself forward."
Habemus Papem: We Have A Pope!
The first sign that the 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide have a pope will come when white smoke curls out of the Sistine Chapel's chimney.
Inside the chapel, the man who is chosen to be pope will be asked by the cardinal dean if he accepts. If so, he will be asked for his papal name.
"Generally, the way it works is there is some level of affection toward a certain name," Bellitto said.
At his first general audience as pope, Benedict XVI said he chose the name to "create a spirutual bond with Benedict XV, who steered the church through the period of turmoil caused by the First World War," and also cited his fondness for the Benedictine Order as an influence.
The newly elected pontiff wiill be fitted with the papal vestments before making his way to St. Peter's Basilica, his identity still unknown to the world.
French Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the senior cardinal in the order of the deacons, will step onto the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica to tell the world the name of the man chosen as the next pontiff.
Tauran is expected to make the announcement unless he is chosen pope, in which case another cardinal would deliver the news.
The new pope will then step onto the balcony and greet the world for the first time.
However, the secrets of the conclave that elevated him to the position will be forever be kept among one of the world's most exclusive clubs.
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No longer can we be Barack Obama's sheeple and let the American Dream be trampled, beaten, and burned to the ground Trickle Up Poverty, by bestselling author and revered radio host Dr. Michael Savage, is your best defense against the Obamanomics that are dragging the middle class, and everyone else, into a Marxist-Socialist death spiral. The Savage manifesto you hold in your hands shows how Obama is circumventing the Constitution to push through his radical agenda-and, most important, how we can restore our country to the power and prestige that Barack Obama and his corrupt and degenerate "czars" are trying to destroy. The Naked Marxist can and must be stopped. Obama's trickle up poverty is infecting all that we hold to be true and self-evident. Here's how: Impoverishing the Middle Class: Obama's confiscatory taxes, the socializing of our health-care system, and other legislative initiatives are taking away our earnings and our power to choose how we live our lives and putting it in the hands of corrupt and pro-Socialist cohorts. Erasing Our Border with Mexico: The Homeland Security department that can't shoot straight is gutting the Constitution in the name of protecting illegal aliens when it should be focusing on keeping out the terrorists and drug dealers. Defunding the Military and Putting Our Troops in Harm's Way: Obama's beatnik policy of taking apart our nuclear arsenal and destroying NASA, while implementing PC Rules of Engagement that don't allow our troops to protect themselves, is dangerously weakening our security and ending our military dominance. Lining the Pockets of His Wall Street Buddies: While our 401(k)'s suffer, Obama and his Wall Street heavy contributors are creating their own legislation that is driving down stock prices while allowing his biggest campaign contributors to make trillions of dollars. Propagandizing the Media: Once a forum for free speech, Obama's administration has systematically overrun the media in a hostile takeover with threats and false promises that serve only to pull the wool over the sheeple's eyes. Ignoring the Tea Party-the Voice of the People: No longer a representative government, Obama is blatantly disregarding, and even suppressing, the fastest-growing collective voice in the nation right now-that of the patriotic Tea Party. His Union-Crony Purple Shirts have shown up at town-hall meetings and peaceful protests to intimidate and antagonize the democratic process. We are dangerously close to losing the nation we love, but it's not too late. If you buy only one book to learn and react to what Obama the Destroyer has done and plans on doing to America, this is it!
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Yesterday, I wasn't the only one in our family running for the kids. My 3 year old decided part way through that she too wanted to run – and so in the spirit of running for the 'kids,' she jumped out of her stroller and started pounding the pavement. I expected Olivia to tucker out after a few minutes, but 20 minutes on, this little poppet was still running! She ran over a kilometre, which slowed us down considerably – but melted our hearts as we watched the delight spread across her face every step of the way.
Evidently, my daughter inherited my determination. Apparently a great quality. I agree – a great quality once your passed your 20′s (and the parenting has hopefully relaxed itself somewhat). My determined child has created more challenges that I was ever prepared for, but of course I wouldn't swap her and love her to bits.
I'm so proud of my little family and how we ran yesterday. We got up extra early on our precious Sunday to run with thousands of others to raise money for the Royal Children's Hospital. We are extremely fortunate we have not yet needed the services of the Hospital but we know they care for thousands upon thousands of Children each year – one specific little man who is close to our hearts. We ran for him.
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Washington, D.C., Nov. 26, 2003 - The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the appointment of Elizabeth Jacobs as Deputy Director of the Commission's Office of International Affairs.
Ms. Jacobs joined the SEC in 1984 as an attorney in the Division of Market Regulation's Office of Trading Practices. She became a senior counsel to the Office of International Affairs in 1989 and was promoted to Assistant Director in 1994. During her tenure, she has been responsible for negotiating many of the Commission's bilateral information-sharing agreements with foreign securities regulators and has represented the SEC in a number of international forums.
As part of the OIA's interest in improving coordination among the SEC's Divisions and Offices and in enhancing the efficiency of its operations, Ms. Jacobs will be charged with managing the Office of International Affairs' day-to-day operations. These operations include advising SEC commissioners and staff on regulatory policy initiatives that have international aspects, assisting the SEC's Enforcement Division with obtaining information and evidence related to securities law violations from abroad, and providing technical assistance to countries with developing securities markets.
Ethiopis Tafara, Director of the Office of International Affairs, stated, "Elizabeth brings with her extensive management experience and unique international expertise that will prove invaluable as she takes on the task of managing OIA's operations. She is well-known and highly respected among SEC staff in all of the Divisions and Offices, and we are very fortunate that she has agreed to take on this new role."
Ms. Jacobs received her undergraduate degree from Emory University where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa, and her law degree, with honors, from the George Washington University National Law Center.
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2010: INDOOR: Williams opened her junior season with a first-place showing in the 400 meters with a provisional qualifying time of 53.29 at the Arkansas Invitational. The next week at the Virginia Tech Invitational, she was a member of the victorious 4x400-meter and distance-medley relay teams. She continued her winning ways at the Razorback Invitational with a 52.72 in the 400 meters. At the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, Williams ran the 400-meter leg of the distance-medley relay team that set a school record of 11:06.56. The assault on the record book carried over to the Tyson Invitational where Williams took over the program's top spot on the 400-meter list with a runner-up clocking of 52.43. Later at the two-day event, she was part of the record-setting 4x400-meter relay team that came together for the race win in a time of 3:32.87, an automatic qualifying mark for the national meet. At the SEC Championships, Williams came away with two conference titles, one in the 400 meters and the other with the 4x400-meter relay team. The win in the mile relay was Arkansas' first-ever SEC title in the event. She ended the indoor campaign with a pair of All-America accolades at the NCAA Championships. She finished eighth in the 400 meters with a time of 53.23 and the 4x400-meter relay, with Williams as the second leg, raced to a bronze finish in a time of 3:33.83, the quartet's third-fastest time of the season. OUTDOOR: During the opening weekend of the outdoor season, Williams had a first-place finish with the sprint-medley relay at the Disney World Invitational and a third-place showing in the 200 meters at the UCF Black & Gold meet. She also won the 400 meters at the Stanford Invitational. At the prestigious Texas Relays, the quartet of Williams, Stephanie Brown, Regina George and Whitney Jones passed the baton around the track in a school-record time of 3:44.40 for the sprint-medley relay win. She also ran the lead-off leg of the 4x400-meter relay that crossed first in a time of 3:31.20. The following week she won the 400 meters at the McDonnell Invitational. In the final preparation for the conference meet, Williams helped the 4x100- and 4x400-meter relay teams to first-place finishes at the Arkansas Twilight. At the SEC Championships, Williams had a victory in the mile relay, a runner-up performance in the 400 meters, a third-place effort in the 4x100-meter relay and a sixth-place finish in the 200 meters. At the NCAA West Prelims, she helped the 4x400-meter relay team qualify for the national meet and in the 400 meters, Williams posted a school-record time of 51.71 in qualifying in a second event. It was the first time in her career to dip under the 52-second mark. At the NCAA Championships, she added to her career All-America list with two additional accolades. Williams had fifth-place finishes in the 400 meters and as a member of the 4x400-meter relay team. Following the collegiate season, she finished 15th in the preliminary rounds of the 400 meters at the USA Championships. At the North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-23 Championships, Williams racked up two gold-medal performances for Team USA, one in the 400 meters and another with the 4x400-meter relay team.
2009: INDOOR: Williams began at the Razorback Invitational where she competed in the 400 meters and placed fifth with a time of 54.43. Also at that meet, she ran the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished fourth with a time of 3:42.30. At the Penn State National, Williams improved on her 400-meter time to 54.35, good for a fourth-place finish and an NCAA provisional-qualifying mark. Running the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay at the Tyson Invitational, Williams and her teammates posted a time of 3:39.52, good for an NCAA provisional qualifier. She ran her best 400-meter time at the SEC Championships, placing fourth with a time of 53.52. The 4x400-meter relay team also posted their best time at the SEC Championships, earning a runner-up finish with a time of 3:35.19 and improving their NCAA provisional mark. At the NCAA Championships, Williams earned the second All-America honor of her career as the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that clocked a time of 3:36.90 to finish seventh. She also finished 12th in the prelim round of the 400 meters (54.05). OUTDOOR: At the UC Irvine Spring Break Classic, Williams competed in her only 100-meter race of the season and placed second with a time of 11.91. She also won the 200 meters with a time of 24.01 and ran the anchor leg of the winning 4x400-meter relay (3:40.10), good for an NCAA regional-qualifying mark. She placed third in the 200 meters at the John McDonnell Invitational with a time of 23.78, her best of the season and another NCAA regional qualifier. She also ran the second leg of the winning 4x100-meter relay (45.75). At the SEC Championships, she earned a runner-up finish and an All-SEC honor with a time of 52.41 in the 400 meters. She was the NCAA Mideast Region runner-up at 400 meters, lowering her quarter-mile time to 52.32, and ran the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished sixth (3:36.38), earning all-region honors. At the NCAA Championships, Williams placed seventh with a personal-best time of 52.01 in the 400 meters, qualifying her for the USA Championships. She finished the season with a 17th-place finish at the USA Championships. She recorded a time of 53.47.
2008: INDOOR: Arriving in January, Williams went right to work as a member of the 4x400-meter relay at the Arkansas Invitational. She ran the third leg of the quartet that finished first with a time of 3:41.54. At the Razorback Invitational, she recorded a personal-best 200-meter time of 24.78. She also ran the third leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished third with an NCAA provisional-qualifying time of 3:37.52. At the Tyson Invitational, she ran the open 400 meters (54.48, 21st), the lead leg of the 4x400-meter relay (3:40.55; fifth) and the second leg of the distance medley relay (11:18.33, first). The DMR's clocking was an NCAA provisional mark. She finished 14th in the 400-meter prelims (54.83) and ninth as the lead leg of the 4x400-meter relay (3:42.15) at the SEC Championships. At the Alex Wilson Invitational, she ran the third leg of the 4x400-meter relay that earned a runner-up finish with an improved NCAA time of 3:35.10. She ended the season earning All-America honors with a seventh-place finish and a season-best time of 3:34.66 as the third leg of the 4x400-meter relay. OUTDOOR: She clocked a 400-meter time of 55.17 for a fourth-place finish at the Louisiana Classics. She was a member of the 4x100 (45.61, eighth), the 4x400 (3:41.95, second) and the sprint medley relay (3:54.54, fourth) at Texas Relays. At the John McDonnell Invitational, she finished second in the 400 meters with a time of 54.74 and was the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished first with a regional-qualifying time of 3:38.53. She competed in the 4x200 (1:38.45, fifth), the 4x400 (3:39.92, first) and the sprint medley (3:53.19, second) relays at Drake Relays. She clocked her first regional-qualifying time of 54.03 to finish third in the 400 meters at the Arkansas Twilight. She also ran the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that clocked a regional-qualifying time of 3:38.54 to finish third. At the SEC Championships, she ran the lead leg of the runner-up 4x400-meter relay (3:35.40) and finished eighth in the 400-meter finals (55.49). She earned a trip to the NCAA Championships as the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished sixth at the regional championships. The quartet finished 14th (3:36.06) in the relay prelims at the NCAA Championships with Williams running the lead leg. She ended the season with a prelim time of 54.06 and a final time of 53.65 in the 400 meters at the USA Junior Championships.
AT WOODROW WILSON HS: A member of one of the strongest programs in California, Williams was a three-time all-state performer in the 200 meters, the 4x100-meter relay and 4x400-meter relay her junior season and All-CIF in the 200 meters and 400 meters. Her squad won the state championship her third year after finishing runner-up the year before and sectional runner-up her freshman year. She was also a member of several national squads while competing at both the USATF and AAU track championships.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 15, 1989, she is the daughter of Albert Williams and Sheila Harrison Williams. She is enrolled in the Bumpers College of Agricultural Food and Life Sciences and is majoring in human development, family sciences and rural sociology.
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