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Wingate, NC - Thirteen student-athletes, representing eight institutions, comprise the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) College Division All-State volleyball team. Pfeiffer seniors Morgan Liebert (Huntersville, NC) and Petra Ljubicic (Asheboro, NC) were honored as 2nd team selections. Both student-athletes led their team to new school records of most overall wins (27) and most conference wins (18) in a season. Pfeiffer finished the fall as Conference Carolinas regular season champions.
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Liebert tallied 1240 assists as the setter for the Falcon team this season. She ranked third in Conference Carolinas in assists per game (9.54), led her team in service aces with 52 and ranked in the top 10 in the conference. Liebert earned 2008 first team All-Conference honors and was named Conference Carolinas Player of the Week for the first week of the season.
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CHCO Council Executive Director Kathryn Medina joined In Depth with Francis Rose and reporter Emily Kopp for an hour-long discussion about the survey and the role of the agency CHCO.
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CHCO Council Executive Director Kathryn Medina joined In Depth with Francis Rose and reporter Emily Kopp for an hour-long discussion about the survey and the role of the agency CHCO.
Retaining good employees in spite of pay freezes and cuts to employee benefits will be the biggest challenge facing agency human resources officials next year.
That's more of a concern to chief human capital officers than either hiring new workers or upgrading technology to make their jobs easier, according to responses to a survey Federal News Radio conducted earlier this month asking agency chief human capital officers a series of questions about their 2012 priorities.
Federal News Radio sent the anonymous survey to 49 agency CHCOs and received 10 responses, more than a 20 percent response rate.
"Cuts/freezes are making it tougher every day to attract and retain talent," one respondent said.
Budget concerns pervade the survey results. Respondents said pay freezes and reductions in employee benefits would present bigger challenges for them than cuts to program budgets. But they also indicated that agencies may delay supervisor training and technology improvements as they try to stretch their resources as far as they can go.
"Uncertainty leads to inaction," another respondent said.
Kathryn Medina, executive director of the Chief Human Capital Officers Council at the Office of Personnel Management, said retention of talent plays into those overall budget issues.
|Perhaps it's no surprise that agency human resources leaders told Federal News Radio that their top priority and challenge in 2012 would be the same thing: recruiting and retaining employees with less money.
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"You're talking about very tight budgets and limited resources, and it's definitely more cost-efficient to keep good talent," she said.
But there are also effective strategies for retention, she added. "I think there are things you can do to boost employee morale or retention, and a lot of them are non-monetary."
Pay is only one facet of morale, she said, alongside employees work, autonomy and responsibilities.
2012 priorities and concerns revolve around workforce
Forty percent of survey respondents said the biggest HR challenge facing their agency is the pay freeze and cuts to employee benefits that make it hard to recruit and retain talent.
Some agencies are struggling under hiring freezes.
"Right now, we're losing staff like crazy and we can't backfill," said one respondent in response to a question about the personnel policy changes they would like to make. "I would lift the 'hard freeze' to make it possible to hire to fill vacancies, even on a '1 for 2' basis."
Twenty percent said cumbersome technology was their chief concern.
"It's way past time for more consolidation of services and investment in technology," another respondent said.
Another 20 percent said they were most concerned about supervisors that lacked management training.
The CHCO Council's Medina said one possible solution on the training front is OPM's HR University, which launched early this year with the goal of training agency HR officials.
However, its mission has broadened, Medina said, to also include training agency managers and supervisors. "And sharing that training, which means saving resources and leveraging our training dollars," she added.
Performance management
That finding reinforces feds' concerns that their bosses and supervisors do not deal with poor performers, as revealed by the 2011 Employee Viewpoint Survey.
Federal News Radio asked CHCOs to suggest the best way to fix the problem — 40 percent of respondents said the solution should come from the top. Agency leaders should demonstrate that performance management is critical to the agency's mission, they said.
Thirty percent said supervisors should have more training in personnel management.
One respondent recommended that agencies should "offer mandatory training to managers and hold them accountable in performance plans and in progress reviews."
Ho-hum relationship with OPM
The survey also revealed a ho-hum relationship between CHCOs and OPM.
OPM was a trusted advisor and resource on HR issues to a "moderate" or "very limited" extent, said eight of nine respondents to a question about OPM's relationship with their agency.
One respondent complained that OPM required agencies to report a "ridiculous" amount of training data, but never used it to issue a report.
Another would like agencies to be able to offer early retirements or buyouts without going through OPM or the Office of Management and Budget.
But, overall, CHCOs stood by one of their most controversial decisions this year: to have OPM take control of the federal hiring website USAJobs from contractor Monster Government Solutions.
Job seekers had so many problems with OPM's site that lawmakers held a hearing on the agency's IT capabilities.
More than half of the survey respondents said they believed moving USAJobs to OPM was the best choice for their agency by either a "great" or "moderate" extent. But nearly half, 44 percent, said they were not sure. Answers were evenly split on a question asking whether their agency had had problems with the new USAJobs.gov when it first launched.
"Our HR Department didn't have as many issues as end users did," one said.
Hiring reform
Sixty percent of respondents said that hiring reforms designed to cut the time it takes to fill a vacancy had helped them recruit and retain talent to "a moderate extent."
"We have had no problems implementing the required reforms, however, these reforms have not resulted in a better process for applicants or the hiring managers," one respondent said.
Half are concerned that a stovepipe culture, in which human resources staff and hiring managers do not work together very well, is impeding progress, however.
Three of the 10 mentioned that "cumbersome HR technology systems" get in the way of implementing hiring reforms.
Another said the process could be improved. They said it should "eliminate applicant self scoring and allow hiring managers to rate the applicants based on their hiring requirements."
Some respondents indicated more policy changes were needed.
"We need to review the current laws and regulations and modify them to model private industry hiring standards," one said.
Another said they would like veterans' preference regulations to be overhauled.
"While I have a great respect for our military and support our troops, VA Preference regulations are outdated and prevent agencies from hiring applicants who are sometimes more qualified than veterans," they commented.
The proposed Pathways program, which would replace various internship and trainee offerings, would be most helpful in allowing agencies to both "hire more quickly than through the competitive hiring process" and "recruit young talent in particular," respondents said.
But, one noted, "Pathways will only be helpful when the hiring freeze is lifted. Right now, we can't hire at all."
Despite the overall gloomy attitude that answers reflected, some respondents noted a silver lining in the federal human resources outlook for 2012.
"Given the complex social, political and statutory environment in which we work, we do a great job," one said.
Medina echoed that sentiment, adding that human capital issues are "becoming more mainstream in terms of top-level management and decision-making."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Trailing 2-1 after two periods, the No. 3 Miami hockey team scored three unanswered third-period goals en route to a 4-3 victory over No. 6 Michigan Saturday night at Yost Ice Arena, earning a weekend split. The victory was just the sixth in program history for Miami (4-1-1, 1-1-0-0 CCHA) in 53 games at Michigan (3-2-0, 1-1-0-0 CCHA).
Freshman goaltender Jay Williams made a career-high 37 saves to earn his third win of the year, as the RedHawks were outshot, 40-35. Sophomore Austin Czarnik dished out two assists, including on the game-winner by senior Curtis McKenzie, while freshman Riley Barber notched a goal and an assist.
The Wolverines nearly scored in the opening minute but Williams made a tough kick save off the toe of his skate robbing A.J. Treais of a goal on a Michigan 2-on-1 rush.
The RedHawks then seized momentum and for the second straight night scored first as Barber notched his fourth goal of the year 3:44 into the game. Czarnik gathered the puck in mid-ice and fed Barber on the right side, where he deked a Wolverine defender with fancy stick-work and beat UM netminder Jared Rutledge glove side for a 1-0 RedHawk lead.
The Wolverines pulled even with 3:33 remaining in the opening period. After Williams made a kick save, Derek DeBlois grabbed the rebound along the boards and fed a cross-ice pass through the Miami defense to Travis Lynch, who was camped at the far-post for the one-timer tap-in to make it a 1-1 contest.
Both teams had chances on the power play, but neither team could score. Miami went 0-for-2 a man up in the first frame while the Wolverines failed to score on their lone man advantage as the teams went into the first intermission even at 1-1.
Miami applied good pressure to start the second as senior Marc Hagel had a point-blank chance early in middle period but Rutledge made a shoulder save. The game was fast-paced, end-to-end for the next several minutes. After Miami just missed a one-timer in front of the net, the Wolverines countered with a 2-on-1 rush the other way. Lynch carried the puck into the offensive zone and dished to Alex Guptill, who beat Williams top-shelf for a 2-1 Michigan lead 9:10 into the second stanza.
The RedHawks continued to attack as Czarnik fired two more close-range shots but couldn't beat Rutledge. With time winding down in the second period, the teams skated 4-on-4 and Miami again had opportunities in front of net courtesy of sophomore Cody Murphy but the second period ended with UM clinging to a 2-1 advantage.
Freshman Alex Gacek tied the game for Miami just 3:48 into the third frame. Classmate Kevin Morris won a faceoff in the offensive zone back to Gacek, who quickly fluttered a shot on goal and it beat Rutledge for his first career goal and point to make it a 2-2 contest.
The RedHawks then snatched control with two goals in a span of 18 seconds. First, sophomore Jimmy Mullin gloved a clear attempt by Michigan just inside the blue line and quickly dropped it to himself. He skated along the boards and worked his way toward net, getting inside the Michigan defense and slamming it past Rutledge to give Miami the lead on his first score of the year 6:11 into the final frame. On the goal, the Wolverines were whistled for holding giving the 'Hawks a power play. On the man advantage, Czarnik made a perfect two-line pass down the middle to McKenzie, who was alone on the blue line. He then skated in on a breakaway and beat Rutledge back-hand, top-shelf to give Miami a 4-2 lead with his first tally of the year.
The Wolverines did not go quietly however, turning up the pressure in the closing minutes. Lindsay Sparks scored off a feed from Mac Bennett with 2:05 remaining to cut their deficit to one. With 51 seconds on the clock, Michigan pulled Rutledge for the extra skater and kept the puck in the offensive zone the remainder of regulation but the RedHawks hustled blocking four shots while Williams made two saves to close out the 4-3 win.
Miami finished 1-for-5 on the power play while denying the Wolverines on both of their power play opportunities. Rutledge totaled 31 saves in defeat.
The RedHawks remain on the road next weekend, facing No. 18 Ferris State Friday and Saturday at Ewigleben Ice Arena in a two-game CCHA series. Both games are set for 7:05 p.m.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new plan by Senate Democrats to head off severe spending cuts in two weeks met an icy reception from Republicans on Thursday as administration officials stepped forward to lay out the biting consequences that could come if no deal is reached soon: thousands of air traffic controllers sidelined, the on and off idling of meat plants nationwide, slashed food aid and nutrition education for low-income women and children, locked gates at wildlife refuges, 10,000 laid-off teachers, and much more.
As part of their solution to the impasse, Democrats are proposing a minimum tax on the wealthy, a non-starter with the GOP, as well as cuts to much-criticized farm subsidies and more gradual reductions in the Pentagon budget than will happen if the automatic cuts, known as sequester, kick in. Republicans vowed to kill the Democratic legislation encompassing the plan when a vote is called the week of Feb. 25 -- just days before the across-the-board cuts would start to slam government operations and the economy.
Release of the plan set off a predictable round of bickering in a capital that remains at a loss over how to prevent the sequester, even as more and more details on the impact of the cuts are being released by panicked agency heads.
"Their whole goal here isn't to solve the problem, it's to have a show vote that's designed to fail, call it a day, and wait for someone else to pick up the pieces," Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said of Democrats. "Well, my message this morning is simple: There won't be any easy off-ramps on this one."
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Patty Murray, D-Wash., called the Democratic measure, with its 50-50 mix of new tax revenue and spending cuts, a "fair and balanced approach" that "protects our country from moving into a very, very fragile position."
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kirtu wrote:Jeff wrote:Curses are like insults. The power is based in the belief that it is true.
This is unfortunately not always true. There are spiritual forces that can be harnessed (or will lend there activity in some way) to really cause harm to another even if the victim is unaware of the curse or intention. In these cases the curse appears to have an objective reality. I think this is rarely observed and almost never acknowledged in the west where such activity is almost always reduced to a phenomena with a purely psychological basis.
I have in fact seen this happen and directed against a person who most certainly did not believe in such things but was nonetheless injured.
Your point is valid. I was discussing it in the framework of his description of a "random thought". If one "resonates" with lower frequencies, it is possible.


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This topic provides a quick overview of proxy deployment. You can deploy proxies using the mangement UI, command-line scripts, or with APIs.
When to deploy a proxy
A proxy must be deployed before it can be invoked. Generally, it's up to you when you deploy. When you are working in a test environment, you may deploy iteratively many times. On the other hand, the decision to deploy a proxy from the test environment to a production environment usually depends on lifecycle rules established by your development team.
Deploy or redeploy a proxy when you:
- Create a new proxy (deployment happens automatically)
- Modify an existing proxy
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Where to deploy a proxy
You deploy a proxy to an environment. All organizations in Apigee Edge, by default, have two environments called test and prod. These environments are merely designed to provide you with one area to work on and test API changes, and another area where APIs are exposed to apps. The following figure shows a proxy that is deployed to the test environment, as indicated by the green dot.
Depending on your role, you may not be able to deploy to all environments. Users can only deploy to the test environment. If you're an administrator you can deploy to any environment.
How to deploy a proxy
How you deploy a proxy depends on where you are developing the proxy. If you are working in the UI, you can easily deploy a proxy with just a couple of mouse clicks. A new proxy is automatically deployed when you create it; you don't have to do anything special. The procedure for redeploying an existing proxy is almost as simple. Just select which deployment environment to deploy to, and the management UI takes care of the rest. For more information, see Deploying proxies in the UI.
If you are developing proxies and related components offline (that is, working with proxy XML files and other code directly on your filesystem), Apigee Edge provides a convenient command-line deployment tool that you can use. You can also obtain a sample shell script that you can configure and run to upload and deploy your proxy files. For more information, see Deploying proxies from the command line.
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What is an API Proxy Revision?
Revisions let you manage API proxy updates as you create and deploy them to an environment. Revisions are sequentially numbered, enabling you to revert a change by deploying a previous revision of your API proxy. Only one revision of an API proxy can be deployed in an environment at a given time.
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A look at the issues affecting electricity and oil markets in Japan following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
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Economists want to know faster what's happening in small business
Politicians extol the virtues of small businesses as an engine of the U.S. economy, but often leave out a very important flip side. They also have a shorter life span than larger firms, and thus toss more people into joblessness, making them disproportionately the generators of unemployment. .
Treasury sets Oct. 17 as drop dead date for default
The federal government will run out of money to pay its bills on Oct. 17 at the latest, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned Wednesday in a letter sent to lawmakers asking for a speedy renewal of borrowing authority.
IRS official who pleaded Fifth during tea party tax probe resigns
Lois Lerner, at the center of the Internal Revenue Service scandal and in the crosshairs of Congress, stepped down on Monday before an internal review reportedly was set to remove her for mismanagement.
Alleged D.C. gunman reportedly heard voices, had checkered past
A day after a bloody rampage at the Washington Navy Yard left 13 dead in the nation's capital, troubling new details emerged Tuesday about the psychological state of alleged gunman Aaron Alexis and why his life appeared to have suddenly unraveled.
Report: After a decline, budget deficit will start growing again
The federal budget deficit should shrink to 2 percent of the total economy by 2015, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday in a new forecast. The debt held by the public would fall as a share of the economy to a healthier but still high 68 percent not long afterward...
13 dead in D.C. Navy Yard shooting rampage; suspected gunman a contractor
A mass shooting Monday morning at the Washington Navy Yard left at least 13 people dead, including a suspected gunman, who police said was a contractor with valid military identification who apparently drove onto the base.
IRS chief counsel facing scrutiny by Congress
There are only two political appointees at the sprawling Internal Revenue Service, and an important one has yet to be heard from about the inappropriate scrutiny given to certain conservative organizations that were seeking tax-exempt status.
Summers drops bid to head the Fed
Obama administration economic confidante Lawrence H. Summers said "any possible confirmation process for me would be acrimonious."
Housing could sputter when Fed takes foot off economy's gas
The Federal Reserve could begin withdrawing unconventional life support for the U.S. economy as early as next week. It raises questions anew, especially for the housing sector, about what happens when an era of cheap borrowing costs comes to a close.
Little room to move on debt default debate
Absent a late-hour compromise on Capitol Hill, the U.S. government will run out of money to pay its debts and could begin defaulting on its obligations, piecemeal or all at once, around Oct. 18, according to a report Tuesday.


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66075 Legal Aspects of Financial Enginering (3)
Coverage of the legal, regulatory and compliance aspects of derivative use and the current legal standing of derivatives and regulatory issues associated with derivatives. Issues of risk measurements and risk transparency of derivatives markets and disclosure issues are covered. Prerequisite: FIN 66080.
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An introduction to the theory and practice of pricing and hedging of derivative securities. Coverage of equity and index, foreign currency, commodity and interest-rate derivatives. Basic mathematical concepts and the institutional structure of derivative markets discussed. Corequisite: BAD 66061.
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Coverage of exotic options, discrete and continuous pricing models and pricing techniques. Develops the economic foundations of the theory of derivatives and a mathematical tool kit to analyze standard instruments and "dissect" exotic ones. Prerequisite: FIN 66080 and BAD 66061.
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Brought before legislators to explain a six-week backlog of business filings in her office, Secretary of State Debra Bowen offered this week a small window into state operations.
It was not, as Assemblyman Tom Daly, D-Anaheim, said afterwards, encouraging.
Speaking before Daly's Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 4 on State Administration, Bowen, also a Democrat, described an office that processes hundreds of thousands of critical business documents using a filing system reliant on three-by-five index cards.
She explained how the her agency's Sacramento office building, constructed in 1995, has "maxed out" on available electrical outlets and how the state's tortured procurement process virtually ensures that whatever software she orders will be obsolete by the time it's delivered.
She blamed budget cuts, staffing shortages and a generally unresponsive and inefficient government system for embarrassing delays that businesspeople say is costing them money.
"I almost needed smelling salts the first day I took a tour of the Secretary of State's office," said Bowen, a former Marina Del Rey legislator who was first elected California's chief elections officer and business records clerk in 2006. "It was just so incredibly paper-driven."
Bowen's office has taken heat in recent days after it was revealed that her staff was taking 43 days to process business filings. As Assembly Budget Committee staff reported, this backlog delays businesses from starting up or hiring employees and postpones business tax payments.
New York processes such documents in seven days, committee staff found. Texas, five days.
"There is a scoreboard," Daly said, referring to the other states' better turnaround times. "At some point, the time for excuses is over."
Bowen agreed that her office's performance was "unacceptable," but said there wasn't much she could do without more funding. Budget reductions since 2009 have cut staffing levels so low that her office simply can't keep up with the work, she said.
Bowen says her office needs $8.9 million in new money over the next fiscal year, and millions more after that, to fund dozens of new staff positions necessary to handle the workload and reduce the backlog until a new, digital filing system comes online in 2016.
That new system, known as California Business Connect, will create a central records database and put the Secretary of State's services on the Internet. But Bowen complained that the state's procurement process is needlessly protracted and requires her to spend "a ridiculous amount of money" just on the paperwork to "get the project on the docket to get done."
"We spend a year getting the feasibility report done. Then it takes a several months after that to hire a contractor to write the request for proposal. That's another three to four months – it could be even longer than that," Bowen told the subcommittee. "That one was approved by the Legislature in July of 2011. The request for proposal, the RFP, was released in August 2012. Draft bids from vendors were submitted in late January of this year and are currently being reviewed.
"So ... the normal processing time for a large IT project ... you get to 2016," she said. "That has to be changed."
Further complicating matters, Bowen said, is her office building's lack of outlets and her staff's requirement to use the state Department of General Services to procure rewiring services. She specifically asked the committee for authority to pursue the rewiring on her own, without the assistance of the department, which acts as the "business manager" for other state agencies.


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A petition calling on the Scottish government to ban creationism from Scottish public schools is to receive a hearing in the Scottish parliament on November 11, 2014. Filed on behalf of the Scottish Secular Society, the petition asks (PDF) the parliament "to bar the presentation in Scottish publicly funded schools of separate creation and of Young Earth doctrines as viable alternatives to the established science of evolution, common descent, and deep time," adding, "Nothing in this request precludes the discussion of such doctrines in their proper place, as part of the study of ideas, neither does it nor can it infringe on individual freedom of belief."
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A certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners provide long-term, comprehensive care in the office and the hospital, managing both common illnesses and complex problems for adolescents, adults, and the elderly. General internists are trained in primary care internal medicine, which incorporates an understanding of disease prevention, wellness, substance abuse, mental health and treatment of problems of the eyes, ears, skin, nervous system and reproductive organs. All internists are trained in the subspecialty areas of internal medicine including emergency internal medicine and critical care. Internists consult with surgeons when surgical management is indicated, and often act as consultants to other specialists.
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