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New figures show one agency had a banner year. The Export-Import Bank, which lends money to American companies that do business abroad, had a record number of transactions in fiscal 2012.
Fred Hochberg, the Export-Import Bank president told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp there were two good reason for the bank's success.
"One, we're on an export upswing," he said. "Exports topped $2.1 trillion last year. Never have we done more exports than we did in 2011. And two, the other thing that's not as good is the financial markets are still kind of weak. So, one of the reasons we've had to step in is to make sure we keep those exports going and the jobs being created. We need to step in sometimes and help finance those exports."
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The bank is not subsidized; rather, it collects a fee for the work it does, which covers all of the agency's administrative costs and loan-lost reserves. "On top of that, in fiscal 2012, we sent the Treasury $1.1 billion," Hochberg said. "Subsidy usually means you get something from the government. We actually contribute to the government."
While the Export-Import Bank is able to offer low-interest loans like other banks, its loans are backed by the "full faith and credit of the U.S. government," Hockberg said.
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"There's certainly a keen interest in Burma," Hochberg said, but added the "real action" for U.S. exports is in emerging markets like India, Turkey, China, South Africa and Mozambique.
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All of the bank's good news and optimism comes in the wake of a bumpy authorization process that wrapped up last May, when President Obama signed the bank's three- year re-authorization.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - Pfeiffer Universitys Chris Woods has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas mens Basketball Player of the Week during week number six in the 2010-2011 season. Woods, from Thomasville, NC, continued to tear through his senior season by averaging another weekly double-double crossing the 30-point plateau twice.
Woods started his post winter break with 25 points and 12 rebounds in a league win over Barton. The preseason all-America played in 38+ minutes going 9-of-16 from the field and 7-of-8 from the free throw line. The senior followed that performance up with 30 points and a new career high 20 rebounds in a 15 point win over Mount Olive. He, played in 36+ minutes, went 10-of-12 from the field and a perfect 10-for-10 at the charity stripe. Woods finished with five blocks nearly getting into triple-double range.
The week wrapped up with 36 minutes against Limestone tossing in another 30 points with 11 boards, one block and one steal. Woods shot 50% going 9-of-18 and 12-of-13 at the free throw line. For his impressive week, Woods shot 61% from the field, 94% from the free throw line and yanked down 43 boards (15 offensive). In addition to his six blocks, five assists and two steals, Woods averaged 28.3 points and 14.3 rebounds in 110 minutes of action.
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December 28th, 2007 #1
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When the lights go down in the city
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I moved out to san francisco this year in january to attend the concept art school... and I got more than I bargained for... somehow I have an awesome school with the best education and most devoted people I've ever seen, a full time job at a great studio, and the pleasure of being around very talented and generous, kind and funny people every day. This year went by really fast... but looking back... i guess a lot of things have changed.
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December 28th, 2007 #2
solid work all around and a lot of these images already have a place in my inspiration folder
looking for work! pm me
December 28th, 2007 #3
mad skills. Lovely work.
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amazing stuff dude, you're unstoppable! watching your progress over time has been very enjoyable but kinda depressing keep up the great work, and I guess, see you in Seattle!
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December 28th, 2007 #5
jesus FUCK!
(that's really what i blurted out when i saw the pencilled barbarian)
i mean i've seen some stuff in your sb,but really,this is mindblowing.
curses! i need to get better.
p.s.:did you use any ref on said barbarian?
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December 28th, 2007 #6
I love your colour work. This is exactly what kinds of colours I'd love to learn how to use. has schooling helped you with this? I'm considering taking classes.
December 28th, 2007 #7
Dooooood! You stole my one year idea! hahaha.
Fucking hell Whit you make me jealous. To Seattle my friend!
December 28th, 2007 #8
It's time you start teaching me Whit...
December 28th, 2007 #9
awesome talking to you the other night, man.
looks like you don't need any more encouragement
hope to run into you sometime in the future.
December 28th, 2007 #10
Amazing progress Whit - I always knew you were destined for great things...I just didn't know how fast. It's going to be real exciting to see what you do in the years to come. Cheers -s
December 28th, 2007 #11
your art is my new drug... and I think I just ODed
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congrats whit thse look stunning! fine body of work and many fine bodies as well.
i've always admired in your digital stuff how you take a few scrapes and scribbles and turn them into a stunning visual. oils are kicking ass as well!
have fun in seattle and beyond buddy!
December 28th, 2007 #13
Greatness everywhere!!! Congrats on a great year!!
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December 28th, 2007 #14
great work dude congratualtions on living the dream!
December 29th, 2007 #15
you're too young to be making awesome shit Whit!
December 29th, 2007 #16
kinda feels like this...
keep on rockin in the free world
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December 29th, 2007 #17
Amazing work! Love 03.jpg, is that one new?
cut it out.
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Well, um, not too shabby.
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I've got a question for you, in general, do you sketch more in digital or with pencil?
December 29th, 2007 #21
I don't know what to type :o
December 29th, 2007 #22
After seeing the first few seconds of your video demonstration, I was sure you are a stoner...
turns out, I'm wrong. looks like art is your drug...
December 29th, 2007 #23
I need to find a way to wear you like a skin, so I can take your place at that atelier and take over parts of your brain since you seem to be making too much progress.
More than allowed in fact. *calls the progress police*
December 29th, 2007 #24
Whit, your progress and accomplishments is something to really admire. Thanks for kicking our asses into gear!
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Brilliant work Whit. Nice 1
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December 29th, 2007 #26
Do you know the feeling and emotions you have when opening a new thread and seeing stuff the is brilliant? This is exactly what I am feeling right now. Your art is really amazing and you did a great job with this images.
Best wishes,
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Hey Whit. Great stuff.
Looks like you like to use both traditional and digital mediums. Do you think painting helps your digital works or both mediums are just tools and it depends on what effect you wish for and what it is being created for?
Loved the DVD for the Submarine Hanger!
How did you manage to get into the CA school? Well connected, or rich parents, or just lucky?
Keep up the improvements!
December 29th, 2007 #28
Your work is hot!! I'm not referring to the subject matter, either... At least not specifically.
December 29th, 2007 #29
Man, your colors and textures are wonderful. Not a single one of those images has a color scheme that I don't enjoy on some level. Great stuff. Very inspiring.
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HICKORY, N.C. – Pfeiffer University opened up its 2009 women's volleyball season with a split in pair of matches on Friday night at the 2009 Lenoir-Rhyne Invitational in Hickory, NC. The Lady Falcons began their year with a 3-1 (15-25, 20-25, 25-21, 13-25) loss at the hands of Wingate, before bouncing back with a decisive 3-0 (25-15, 25-19, 25-7) victory against Fayetteville State in the night cap. Kristina Mordini led the way in match one for the Lady Falcons with nine assists, while Vanessa Gerig served up 10 aces in match two to pace Pfeifer.
Wingate came out of the gate with a 12-4 run in the first set led by Stormi Gale's four kills. Mordini tried to lead a Lady Falcons comeback with a kill at 17-10, but a handful of offensive miscues by Pfeiffer from there led to the Bulldogs pulling away in a 25-15 win in game one.
The Lady Falcons took their first lead of the match in the second set on a kill by Mordini at 6-6. Wingate then pulled away with ten straight points before a kill by Abbie Ovbey brought Pfeiffer to within six at 24-18. Wingate finished off Pfeiffer on a kill by Gale to go up 2-0 in the match.
Pfeiffer began the third set on fire as Gerig racked up the first seven points en route to a third set win. Victoria Parrish put Pfeiffer up 20-13 with one of her seven kills of the match. Ovbey gave the Lady Falcons their first set win of the season with one of her half-dozen kills as Pfeiffer staved off a sweep by Wingate with a 25-20 win in game three.
A kill by Gerig gave the Lady Falcons an 8-7 lead in game three, but again, Wingate ran off from there. Gale, along with teammate Lauren Billo, helped the Bulldogs pull away from Pfeiffer for the match win in set four.
Gerig got game one off to a fast 4-1 Pfeiffer start with three of her aces in his first four serve attempts. Mordini, along with Brittany Dickens and Lauren Dickens, picked up multiple kills for an 11-4 early lead. Mordini went on another mini-run with kills at the back end of set one helping Pfeiffer to the 1-0 set advantage.
The Lady Broncos claimed a 10-7 lead in set two on a kill by Joi Emanuel and offensive error by the Lady Falcons. Brittany Dickens tied things up at 10-10 with her first kill of the set before her second kill at 14-12 helped Pfeiffer pull away. Gerig added three more aces after that while Mordini closed out set two on another hard kill.
Gerig started off set three much in the way she did the previous couple of sets. A couple of Mordini kills, Fayetteville State miscues and another service ace shot Pfeiffer out to a 7-2 lead. Gerig closed out the speedy match with her final three aces in the final five service attempts. Mordini finished the match with a dozen kills while Gerig also tossed up 19 assists in addition to her 10 aces.
The Lady Falcons wrap up their opening weekend in the L-R Invitational with another pair of matches on Saturday. Pfeiffer will take on Elizabeth City State at 10:00 a.m. before finishing off with host Lenoir-Rhyne at 1:00 p.m.


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If you like the smell, taste and texture of homemade bread but don't want to spend hours preparing it, a bread machine is a worthy investment. This is one machine that does all the work for you: mixing, kneading, proofing and baking -- which is why it's one of the most popular appliances for the home cook. People love being able to make fresh bread without worrying about additives or other fillers they may not want to ingest. Others like the idea of an artisan loaf without paying artisan bread prices. As an added benefit, some machines can make a range of items beyond white and wheat loaves, such as cakes, jam, baguettes, or even meatloaf or lasagna.
Even with a bread machine, making perfect bread can require some thought and tinkering, especially at the beginning. Some bakers like to monitor the process, adding water if the dough gets too dry or smoothing the loaf before baking to help create a pleasing loaf shape. Many serious bakers buy bread machines only for kneading dough, which saves them time and effort. Once it's kneaded, they remove the dough for shaping, proofing and baking.
However, it doesn't have to be that complex. Plenty of bread-lovers just toss in the ingredients, walk away, and are perfectly happy with the results they end up with. Many don't even bother with individual ingredients, they just buy mixes. The general consensus seems to be that even a basic bread made in a bread machine is far superior to a supermarket loaf. Most users agree: once you scale the learning curve, which varies from machine to machine, baking bread becomes second nature.
Most machines that cost less than $100 offer several cycles that correspond to different varieties of bread, including white, whole wheat, French or Italian; and many will have a setting for cakes as well as a quick-bake cycle. Many bread makers offer you the option of making bread loaves of different sizes. As you move up in price, bread machines begin to include specialty cycles such as jam, bake only, gluten-free, low-carb and sourdough starter. They also have convenience features that you may or may not consider essential such as a yeast dispenser; audible signals for when to add yeast or other ingredients such as fruit or nuts; a preheat function; programmable settings; and dual paddles, which experts say do a better job of kneading than single paddles.
One of the most popular bread machine features is the delay start, which allows you to add ingredients and choose the settings at night, and awake to the aroma of freshly baked bread the next morning. Even the least-expensive machines usually have that option, so it's not something you'll need to pay extra for. A more recent feature -- a one-touch, gluten-free setting -- gets raves from those who have gluten intolerance, but miss their bread fix.
Once you have your homemade bread, you'll need a good toaster to brown it to perfection. Our report on toasters has great recommendations for any type of bread, and even a breakfast-sandwich maker, to complete your from-scratch breakfast. Or, check out our toaster oven report, for an appliance that can toast, bake, broil and roast.
In spite of the huge popularity that bread machines enjoy with home cooks, we found a surprising dearth of professional tests and reviews. Most of the expert reviews we saw were individual bloggers with an interest in baking and bread machines. SharonAnne.com was a particularly helpful resource, as she uses her own experience and feedback from her readers in her recommendations for automatic bread machines.
As a result, we relied heavily on owner reviews. Fortunately, there are hundreds and hundreds for the top models of bread makers, and they're extremely useful because the range of experience is so vast. Experienced bakers can speak to the customizable options of the machines, while first-timers are a great resource for judging initial ease of use and performance. Because most of the bread machines in this report have been around for years, with no changes in design, users can give helpful input on long-term durability as well. This wide range of knowledge gave us a consensus of opinion by thoughtful, knowledgeable users that was extremely helpful in finalizing our selections. The results of our research is our picks for the best bread machines, plain and fancy.
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The best bread machines are highly programmable, yet easy to use. They have many custom settings and are extremely versatile.
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Not everyone needs all the bells and whistles of a high-end bread machine. These low- to mid-range bread makers perform very well on a variety of basic breads.
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Whether you're gluten-intolerant or just trying to eat more healthfully, a gluten-free setting will keep you from being deprived of your morning toast.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - One war is done, another is winding down and the calls to cut the deficit are deafening. The military, a beneficiary of robust budgets for more than a decade, is coming to grips with a new reality _ fewer dollars.
The election accelerated an already shifting political dynamic that next year will pair a second-term Democratic president searching for spending cuts with tea partyers and conservatives intent on preserving lower tax rates above all else, even if it means once unheard of reductions in defense.
President Barack Obama and Congress have just a few weeks to figure out how to avert the automatic cuts to defense and domestic programs totaling $110 billion next year. Those reductions are part of the so-called fiscal cliff of expiring Bush-era tax cuts and the across-the-board cuts that Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has warned would be devastating to the military.
All sides are trying to come up with a deficit-cutting plan of $1.2 trillion over 10 years. Any solution that might emerge from the high-stakes negotiations before the Jan. 2 deadline likely would include some reductions in the military budget, which has nearly doubled in the last decade to half a trillion dollars. That amount doesn't include the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Projected defense spending over the next 10 years was expected to grow to $640 billion.
In the parlance of Willie Sutton, who supposedly said he robbed banks because that's where the money was, the military budget is where the dollars are for Washington negotiators.
"It is a big piggybank," said former Wyoming Sen. Alan Simpson, a Republican who along with Democrat Erskine Bowles had recommended $4 trillion in budget cuts over a decade, including deep reductions in defense, as part of a special presidential commission in December 2010.
"If you can't get in there and start getting stuff out of there when you have a defense budget of $740 billion bucks _ and the defense budget of every major country on earth, 17 of them, including Russia and China, is $540 billion combined. Who is joshing who," said Simpson. "That's madness, madness."
One possible starting point is the recommendation of Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., who indicated earlier this year that he would be willing to accept additional defense cuts of $10 billion a year as part of any solution to avoid the across-the-board cuts.
"I think it's got to be all one package, and defense has to participate. Everything has to be on the table," said former Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., a predecessor of Levin at the helm of Armed Services who also insisted that the rising cost of Social Security and Medicare needs to be addressed.
Nunn pointed out that former Defense Secretary Bob Gates and retired Adm. Mike Mullen, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have said the greatest threat to national security is the nation's fiscal crisis.
In past negotiations, Congress and the White House had considered changes in the military's TRICARE health program, which costs more than $50 billion and has exploded into the biggest entitlement program for the Pentagon. Working-age military retirees have only seen small increases in their premium costs as their friends in Congress have fought any changes.
The Pentagon budget already is facing a 10-year reduction of $487 billion in projected spending, the result of the budget agreement reached by Obama and Congress in August 2011. Congressional Republicans argued for months that those cuts were harsh enough and the Pentagon couldn't stand any more reductions.
The days of staunch defense hawks in Congress easily turning back efforts to cut military spending are gone as war fatigue even has reached the fiercest guardians of military spending.
In September, Rep. C.W. Bill Young, R-Fla., chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees defense spending, said the United States should withdraw its forces from Afghanistan. The current timetable calls for U.S. combat troops to be out by the end of 2014.
"We're killing kids who don't need to die," Young said in an interview with the editorial board of the Tampa Bay Times.
One of the most telling but little-noticed votes this past year came in the House, where a coalition of Democrats led by liberal Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., and Republican Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., combined forces to persuade lawmakers to freeze defense spending at the current level, cutting $1.1 billion from the $608 billion bill.


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As many of you know, earlier this week, the ASPCA joined local authorities to remove more than 40 dogs, including Chihuahuas and blood hounds, from a large, substandard breeding facility—also referred to as a puppy mill—in Nancy, Kentucky. Many of the dogs have untreated medical conditions, and are being cared for by a team of veterinarians and responders at a temporary facility, set up by the ASPCA and the Kentucky Humane Society, in Louisville.
The dogs are safe now. With temperatures dropping rapidly across the country, it was just in time. These dogs will never again suffer in extreme cold without access to food or shelter. They'll never be stacked in tiny cages. And they'll never be forced to breed.
Right now, the ASPCA is providing shelter, veterinary care, healthy food and much-needed attention and affection to the rescued dogs. Our work is far from over.
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You have no idea what you are talking about!!! In the last year alone I've fostered 34 small breed most pure breed most yorkies, almost everyone striat from a shelter!! You need to recheck your facts before you speakbout of turn! There is no waiting list these babies where to be pts no one was standing inline wautingbto adopt
i would love to donate...but...i recently received information regarding how little of the money we donate goes towards the rescued animals, but rather used to line the pockets of the "powers that be". the astronomical salaries of the people that head up these organizations is ridiculous!!! please check into where your money goes before donating. perhaps your money is best spent with your local animal shelters and helping in your own communities. i love animals, have more than my share, but those who make a living off the generosity of others are no better than the fatback politicians we appoint to represent us. shame on them and these people who take money from these poor abused animals. to those who do the WORK...GOD BLESS YOU
I agree with you,the dogs in that video looked well taken care of,from what was on the video it didn't look bad at all,what I worry about now they have been"rescued"how many will get put to sleep for lack of "space"
Tracy and Carol P. you're both small minded Americans that make an opinion based on a video. Go back to your People Magazines and reality TV shows and other shallow minded things I'm sure you do and stay out of the conversation unless you educate yourself.
You are completely incorrect shelters are full of many pure bred dogs that are small. I recently adopted a small dog from the Camarillo shelter they had tons of pure breds. Animals should not be made to suffer for greedy breeders like you are obviously one.
Amazing how ignorant you are after 69 yrs of living!!!
Carol, you are truly clueless! There are so many incorrect statements, misconceptions and simply idiotic opinions in your post, I wouldn't even know where to begin... JUST SAYING
Carol, I beg to differ with you. Many years ago my husband and I were at our vet when an older dog was brought in by a breeder to be euthanized. Why, whats wrong with her. She's past her prime for breeding he said. We said, well then we will take her home with us. No, you can't. Why? because you might breed her. No way we said. We asked the vet and he said, there was nothing he could do because the breeder owns the dog. He said its a sad thing he hates to do but his hands were tied. She was so sweet and deserved better. The best I could come up with to say to the breeder was, "I hope they euthanize you when your past your prime". I've hated breeders ever since.
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YOU are an idiot. Do you live in Kentucky because you seem really uninformed. There are thousands of pure bread rescues where "designer" dogs can be adopted that have been rescued from backyard breeders or puppy mills. And the poor dogs who end up in shelters by stupid people who think they are getting an out-of-the womb "perfect" dog, that just automatically knows house rules or those who feel pets are outside only creatures and NEVER pay any attention to them are often the best pups ever. I have two mixed dogs rescued from shelters who live IN my house, shed and love like ALL dogs do; with their entire being. These so-called "breeders" care nothing for animals, only a quick buck at the expense of these loving creatures. Large breed shedding dogs are wonderful, too. If you have allergies fine, Google your favorite designer breed RESCUE and research because they are out there. I fostered a shepherd and the Shepherd rescue in Columbus Ohio really helped me. This dog found a forever home partly because of this pure bread rescue. You sound to me like a stupid human who should NOT have any animals. There are so many loving animals who need good homes and stupid humans, like you, think that some pure bread dog, many of whom are from bad bearers, are somehow better than the pound pups. It's a viscous cycle, of which YOU are extremely misinformed and a huge part of the problem, and these awful breeders hurt the true good breaders, too, learn the difference stupid.


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|Dr. Allen Root Receives the 2012 William Belcher Award
The All Children's Hospital Foundation has bestowed its highest honor upon Allen W. Root, M.D. with the 2012 William Belcher Award. William S. "Bill" Belcher was the first All Children's Hospital Board chairman and a tireless advocate on behalf of All Children's and our patients. After Bill died in 1992, the Foundation created the William Belcher Award to honor his legacy. The Award is given to an individual who represents the leadership, commitment and passionate advocacy that Bill exemplified. Dr. Root has been a member of the All Children's faculty for 39 years. His passion and dedication have helped to advance All Children's mission and benefited children all across Florida.
Dr. Root and his wife, Janet, arrived at All Children's in 1973 along with their three children. Previously on the faculties of the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University, Dr. Root was recruited to establish a pediatric endocrinology program at All Children's Hospital and to lead the University Teaching Service, training the second- and third-year USF pediatric residents who rotated through the Hospital.
"In addition to our full-time faculty there was an extensive cadre of excellent community pediatricians who made the commitment to serve as volunteer faculty and help support the residency program," Dr. Root recalls. "They were absolutely terrific...everybody, I think, from the residents through the faculty, enjoyed that experience."
Dr. Root cared for thousands of young patients at All Children's Hospital over the years and made many contributions to clinical care, pediatric medical education and endocrine research (his first laboratory was located in the hospital's basement and affectionately dubbed "the Root Cellar").
He also made contributions to child health policy that benefited a generation of Florida's children. In 1979, he was appointed to the state's first Infant Screening Advisory Committee; at that time Florida screened only for PKU (now infants are screened for more than 40 congenital disorders). Dr. Root immediately advocated for screening for congenital hypothyroidism, which was added in 1980 and has since prevented mental retardation in thousands of Florida children. He also helped establish the neonatal screening program for congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Dr. Root chaired the Infant Screening Advisory Committee for 12 years and remained a member until 2011.
Dr. Root served as professor of pediatrics, associate and vice-chair of the Department of Pediatrics with the University of South Florida as well as director of the All Children's Hospital pediatric residency prior to its incorporation into the USF pediatric residency program. He has been honored by USF with the Distinguished Service Award, the Professorial Excellence Award and the Joanne & Charles Fishel Distinguished Scientist Award. At All Children's, he was given the Councill C. Rudolph Medical Staff Award for dedication to children's healthcare, and the ACH Resident of the Year Award and the Kuehnle Visiting Professorship in Pediatric Endocrinology were both established in his honor.
Having taught hundreds of pediatric residents over the years, Dr. Root inspired many of the pediatricians who serve our region's children. He was also a teacher and mentor to endocrinology fellows who now practice in Florida and beyond; some lead pediatric endocrinology programs across the globe, including in Seoul and Tel Aviv.
Back in 1973, it was a double rainbow in the sky over Tampa Bay that helped Dr. Root and his family decide to come to All Children's and St. Petersburg, where they flourished. He and Janet, a longtime educator, have three children who all were inspired to become physicians; daughter Jennifer Root Mayer, M.D. has been a member of All Children's medical staff since 1996.
Family is also the word that best describes his early years at All Children's Hospital, Dr. Root recalls. "I knew it had tremendous potential just by virtue of the enthusiasm and commitment of the people here, yet I could not have had any inkling of the extraordinary course it would take."
The 2012 Belcher Award is a tribute to Dr. Root's extraordinary contributions to All Children's history and to its patients, families and physicians.
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As more than a decade of war begins to draw to a close, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is reassessing how to keep doing what it's known for: developing disruptive technologies before anyone else does.
The agency is also banking on the fact that it's going to be dealing with a more complex threat environment, and with less money to accomplish its mission, its director says.
With only about 200 full-time employees, DARPA is a fairly tiny agency by federal standards. Still, it's proud of the innovations it's come up with over the years. ARPANet, the forerunner to the Internet comes up often. But the agency is also humble, in a way, about its role in the much broader federal research enterprise. It gets only about 1 percent of the federal government's R&D funding, and even within DoD, its share is only 4 percent.
Arati Prabhakar, DARPA's director, said one challenge her agency will have over at least the next several years is to make those research dollars go further.
"We believe we may be at the beginning of a fundamental shift in how our society allocates resources to the business of national security. And I'm not talking today about the immediate issues around sequestration," she told reporters at the Pentagon last week. "What I'm really talking about here are the fiscal pressures that could shape a different future over the coming years and decades. And if it turns out to be the case that we don't allocate this continuing level of support for national security as a society it actually won't change the fact that our job will still be to keep the country as safe and secure as is humanely possible, despite that."
Those anticipated funding constraints are one of three factors DARPA considered as it laid out a new framework for the agency's future last Wednesday.
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Prabhakar said DARPA has also focused on the fact that it needs to develop technologies that are not just cutting-edge, but also versatile enough to be relevant in a world where national threats aren't coming from just one country or on one type of environment.
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"We believe we're going to be in an extended period during which our national security will face a wide range of different types of threats from a wide range of different actors," she said. "Nation-states are in the mix, but so too are terrorist organizations and criminal organizations and even individuals. And all of these different kinds of actors have the conventional means of waging war or inflicting damage, but now they also have some new tools. Cyber is a very obvious example. Many of these actors also have increasing access to weapons of mass destruction, or weapons of mass terror. So the number one major factor that we really pay attention to is this complex, fluid, shifting national security environment that we think we will be facing for an extended period of time."
Thirdly, Prabhakar said DARPA's research efforts going forward have to acknowledge the fact that many of the key technologies that kept the U.S. at the top of the heap for decades are now globalized, commercialized and open to everyone.
"The world has changed in some important ways, and already today our military systems are critically reliant on technologies that in some cases are available to everybody around the world, and in some cases are actually not even made anymore in the United States," she said. "That's a trend that we expect will continue and in particular we think that other nations will continue to grow their capabilities in terms of technology and new research and development. I think that's going to be a fact of life in the world that we're living in."
In its new framework, DARPA accepts as a given that technology and the technology supply chain now operate in a world that's relatively free from borders. So the agency wants to focus its attention on layering those technologies in ways that no one's thought of before and on building innovative systems architectures that potential adversaries can't match.
She offered cyber weapons as an example. She said DARPA wants to move the cyber threat to U.S, military capabilities and critical infrastructure from something that everyone believes is a serious threat, to just another national security risk that's seen as manageable.
"But beyond that, it's a tool that can be part of our military suite of capabilities," she said. "And that portion of our work on cyber offense, Plan X, is a program that is specifically working toward building really the technology infrastructure that would allow cyber offense to move from the world we're in today, where it's a fine, handcrafted capability that requires exquisite authorities to do anything with it, that when you launch it into the world, you hope that it's going to do what you think it's gonna do, but you don't really know. We need to move from there to a future where cyber is a capability like other weapons capabilities, meaning that a military operator can design and deploy a cyber effect, know what it's going to accomplish, do battle damage assessment and measure what it has accomplished, and, with that, build in the graduated authorities that allow an appropriate individual to take an appropriate level of action. That's the vision."
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Among other things DARPA has got up its sleeve is a replacement for Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) technology. The agency led the way in miniaturizing GPS receivers. Thirty years ago, they almost were too bulky for one person to carry. Now they're built into in every smartphone on the planet and into many military systems. But each of those receivers relies on a constellation of satellites orbiting the earth, making GPS subject to radio jamming, or to complete irrelevance if the satellites are damaged or destroyed.
"Sometimes we create a capability that is so powerful that our reliance on it in itself becomes a vulnerability. And I think that is where we are today with GPS," she said. "The work that we've been doing over the last few years at DARPA is to create a next generation of position navigation and timing. It will not be a monolithic new solution. It will be a series of technologies to track time and position and to fix time and position from external sources, which, again, layered together, will provide for platforms and I think eventually for individuals a kind of capability that allows us to no longer rely on GPS. But then, even more interesting, actually enables a new generation of capabilities when we're able to synchronize electronically at that kind of timescale."
Prabhakar said one of DARPA's most important missions will be to find ways to make U.S. weapons systems inherently cost-effective in a continuously changing threat environment. That means not just trimming down requirements to make systems cheaper, but designing technologies so that they're inherently adaptable to changing times without starting from scratch.
"Thinking about the complexity of the environment that we're going to face, we're thinking about how we can make the systems of the future more readily adaptable so that they can be configured for whatever actual threat emerges in time, or can be reconfigured in real time in an engagement so that we can adapt more quickly than adversaries might in a battle environment," she said. "We're seeking, as well, ideas that can invert the cost equation, ways to use innovation not just to nibble at the cost of systems, but really to fundamentally change the cost equation and to inflict much more costs on our adversaries to respond to the solutions that we come up with."
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Three first half goals including the final unanswered propelled Clayton State to a 3-1 victory over Pfeiffer University in the 2012 women's soccer season opener on Friday at the Queens Soccer Complex. Hannah Hill scored the lone goal for the Lady Falcons.
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