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Pfeiffer Athletics Receives Award for Make-A-Wish Fundraising Efforts
October 31, 2012
HIGH POINT, N.C. - The Conference Carolinas Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAAC) continue to make wishes come true. The 2011-12 campaign was a success and raised $442.23 more than last year's campaign to total $12,751.70. Pfeiffer University received the "Top Play Award" for collecting $1,200 during their annual "Dry Night" in April.
As a continuation of the conference's award system that recognizes outstanding institutional fundraising efforts, and upon the official totals released by the NCAA, the 2011-2012 award winners have been determined. The MVP Award is given to the institution that collected the most funds during the academic year. The Comeback Award is granted to the most improved institution when comparing funds collected from the previous academic year. Finally, the Top Play Award is presented to the institution bringing in the most money across all institutions for a single campus event.
2011-12 MVP Award Winner: Limestone College - collected a grand total of $2,951.00 during the academic year.
2011-12 Comeback Award Winner: Belmont Abbey College - collected $729.19 more than what they did during the 2010-2011 academic year.
2011-12 Top Play Award Winner: Pfeiffer University – collected $1,200.00 at their Dry Night, where students pledge to be alcohol-free, and entertainment included a talent show and the crowning of Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer University.
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"The Make-A-Wish Foundation is a wonderful organization. It makes a huge impact on the lives of several deserving children, and we are privileged to have the opportunity to contribute. Conference Carolinas is proud of the continued commitment of our student-athletes and member institutions to making wishes come true, and hope to only improve those efforts in the future," said Conference Carolinas Director of Compliance, Ashly Berry.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Born in 1980 when a group of caring volunteers helped a young boy fulfill his dream of becoming a police officer, the Foundation is now the largest wish-granting charity in the world, with 66 chapters in the United States and its territories.
With the help of generous donors and more than 25,000 volunteers, the Make-A-Wish Foundation grants a wish every 38 minutes and has granted more than 227,000 wishes in the United States since inception. Make-A-Wish and NCAA Division II entered into a partnership in 2003 and since then funds raised have grown annually as the total contribution to Make-A-Wish now exceeds $2.4 million.


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I've been a longtime advocate for spicy food. Whenever it gets cold, pho, is my go-to comfort food. You'll find this beef soup at any good Vietnamese restaurant -- the broth lovingly prepared over a 12-hour period. And after you doctor it with a bracing mixture of crushed red pepper, Sriracha hot sauce, razor-thin slices of bright jalapeños, and a spray of fresh lime, it's spicy, unctuous culinary perfection. And whenever I fall ill, I always cook up a massive pot of Mexican chicken soup, fortified with a hearty dose of serrano chilies.
I love spicy food because it feels curative. It originates in hot climates because eating it can cause you to sweat, which cools the body. When you're sick, it flushes out your sinuses, boosts your metabolism, and simply makes you feel better–a sensation anchored in the fact that ingesting spicy food increases serotonin production.
Turns out, that's merely the beginning of its health benefits. Capsaicin, an element found in most chilies, has been associated with lowered instances of bad cholesterol in a 2012 study on hamsters by the American Chemical Society. The American Association for Cancer research also links capsaicin to killing some cancer and leukemic cells and slowing the growth of tumors. It also boasts high levels of vitamins A and C, fights inflammation, and increases blood flow throughout the body. It's also a common active ingredient in topical skin rubs for arthritis and muscle fatigue.
Other spices commonly integrated into spicy Asian dishes have demonstrated similar health-positive benefits. Turmeric, for example, has been linked to prostate cancer prevention, reductions in childhood leukemia, and as an anti-inflammatory. Other spices like coriander (or cilantro) can deliver a host of vital daily vitamins like folic acid, vitamin A, beta carotenes, and vitamin C, and has been linked to increases in good cholesterol.
In my pursuit of spreading the good word of spicy foods here are three dishes from different cultures synonymous with heavenly spicy food. Each includes a link to an easy-to-make recipe. To make it more spicy, leave in the pulp and seeds; to mellow it out, remove those elements for the peppers, or counteract the heat with sugar or lime juice
Mexican Chicken Soup with Lime and Corn
Dominant Spice: Mexican jalapeños or seranno chilies, cumin, fresh cilantro
This is my go-to head cold cure. I amp the spiciness up by adding an extra pepper or two, sometimes double the broth, and cut the amount of corn in half to avoid excess starch. The smell of the soup as it cooks will clear your sinuses before you try it. Add some slices of ripe avocado at the end, and sub chicken breasts for the thighs if you want to go healthy.
Thai Beef Salad
Dominant Spice: Thai chilies, toasted cayenne pepper, fresh cilantro and mint
A great dish for the warmer weather, I like to pair this with some fresh jasmine rice to dip into the dressing (a dizzying sweet/sour/hot combo of Thai fish sauce, sugar, lime juice, and spices). And don't underestimate the spiciness of the Thai chilies -- they're small, but they pack a punch.
Lamb Vindaloo
Dominate Spice: Dried Indian serrano chilies, peppercorns, coriander, cumin
This curry dish from central and southwestern India should always register high on the heat scale, and is typically served with rice and a cool yogurt riata with sliced tomatoes or cucumber. Most restaurants overload the dish with space-filling potatoes, and cook with a lot of oil. Cooking it at home assures you avoid those pitfalls.
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Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity, by Katherine Boo
In this brilliant, breathtaking book by Pulitzer Prize winner Katherine Boo, a bewildering age of global change and inequality is made human through the dramatic story of families striving toward a better life in Annawadi, a makeshift settlement in the shadow of luxury hotels near the Mumbai airport.
Madame Bovary, by Gustave Flaubert
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Author Barbara Kingsolver and her family abandoned the industrial-food pipeline to live a rural life–vowing that, for one year, they'd only buy food raised in their own neighborhood, grow it themselves, or learn to live without it. Part memoir, part journalistic investigation, Animal, Vegetable, Miracle is an enthralling narrative that will open your eyes in a hundred new ways to an old truth: You are what you eat.
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NEWBURGH, Ind.—Miami's men's swimming and diving team defeated Evansville in their first road meet of 2014 at Castle High School in Newburgh, Ind., 171-112, earning their fourth win of the season.
The RedHawks were led by two individual wins from freshman Grant Stafford en route to winning 11 of 16 events.
Stafford was a winner in the 1000 freestyle and the 500 freestyle. He won the 1000 freestyle by nearly 20 seconds, finishing with a time of 9:52.64. He edged out freshman Lucas Brock, who swam a time of 4:53.43, by six seconds (4:47.22) in the 500 freestyle.
Junior Joe Baumgartner, junior Sam Crockett, junior Andrew Kilkenny, sophomore Christopher Dieter, sophomore Jacob Prodoehl, freshman Matthew Rigali and sophomore Cole Fryman each earned individual wins for the RedHawks.
Baumgartner won the 100 freestyle with a time of 46.72. He also placed second in the 100 backstroke (55.30).
Crockett earned a win in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:47.31. Sophomore Evan Bader finished second at 1:48.97. Crockett also had a third-place finish in the 200 breaststroke (2:12.90). Rigali took first in the 200 breaststroke with a time of 2:09.69.
Kilkenny swam a time of 59.81 in the 100 breaststroke, earning the RedHawks nine points.
Dieter beat out Rigali (2:00.60) in the 200 butterfly with a time of 1:59.48.
Prodoehl won the 200 backstroke with a time of 1:55.61. Dieter finished third in the 200 backstroke (1:57.74).
Fryman was victorious in the one-meter diving event with a score of 190.14 points.
The men's swimming and diving team travels to Buffalo, N.Y. Saturday, Jan. 25, for a Mid-American Conference meet against the Bulls at 1 p.m.


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Dear friends, I have a HP Pavilion DV3 notebook running on Windows 7. It was purchased in December 2009. The battery has been slowly weakening but before it would last at least an hour. About a fortnight back, suddenly the battery has failed to power even for a minute. If the power plug is pulled out, the computer switches off, and does not even provide time to shut down properly. In my experience, battery failure occurs gradually, and not so suddenly. I don't mind replacing the battery. But, I do not know if there is any other problem besides the battery in this notebook. Could there be any other problem besides a weak battery? I would be grateful for any input on this issue, before I proceed to change the battery. In addition to this, if I do get a new battery for my laptop, can you please advise me on some of the best practices of keeping my new battery healthy? These batteries are expensive and I'd like to get the best performance out of it and maximize its life span. Thank you!
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When I was 18 years old, I was diagnosed with lupus - an autoimmune disease. Heartbreaking is the closest I can come to describing the pain I felt with this diagnosis. I knew my life would be completely different than I hoped, and to be honest, I wasn't sure how to cope with the changes I was facing.
CIU quickly became an anchor in my storm. The faculty, as well as my friends, encouraged me in more ways than I can count. Professors took time out of their busy schedules to help me understand lessons I missed when I was too sick to attend class. They not only taught me out of books, but they taught me by example. Whenever I doubted God's love and faithfulness because of my suffering, they reminded me just how special I am to God.
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1. Restlessness: Maggie, the 10-year-old calico cat, was always a quiet girl. She preferred to spend most of the day sleeping in a wicker basket. So when Maggie began exploring the house more, particularly at night, her family was thrilled to see her becoming more active. Maggie would pace through the house, checking every room and sometimes let out a single meow. Turns out, Maggie was suffering from a brain tumor that was giving her severe headaches. The pacing was her response to the pain. What looked like a wonderful new sense of exploration, was actually the manifestation of severe illness. Restlessness can be a firm indicator of pain or anxiety.
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Does Swiffer have a warning regarding toxic materials?February 09 2013 at 7:39 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
Just thought I would add some signs to the list that we have experienced also.
When our dog would hide under a bed or the desk and stay there for some time and not come out when called, there is usually something wrong. If this behavior is also accompanied with shaking it could mean that the animal is in pain. I don't mean if the dog has a fear of thunder, gun shots or fireworks as the hiding and shaking is normal when they are afraid or stressed. I mean when this behavior is sudden or unusual behavior for your pet. Our dog acted this way after it had surgery for a benign tumor and she had an infection that had to be treated by the vet. She also acted this way when she had an abscessed tooth we did not know until the vet saw her and she was treated .
I had a poodle who was always licking the kitchen floor. I had used a floor cleaner that was too strong and even though I had rinsed the floor he became very sick with diarrhea and excessive drinking. I knew by day two to take him to the vet. A urine sample was tested and the vet said his liver enzyme levels were off the chart! He stayed on medication for the rest of his life. One of the meds I remember was milk thistle capsules The floor cleaner was Swiffer Wet Jet.February 08 2013 at 11:59 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
I now have a dog but at times I can't figure out why half the time she wants to go lay by herself and mope around?February 08 2013 at 10:39 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
I had two cats one time that did the vomiting thing and wouldn't eat and then just lay around. We knew they were having problems and found out that they both had a tumor in their stomach and had to be put to sleep.February 08 2013 at 10:37 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
WOW chris 10280 your a rude person! This wasn't very helpful. Anytime you have a dog losing that much fluids he should go to the vet, it sounded like Parvo to me. If your dog has Hot ears that is a sign he has a temp. If your dog has white gums that is a sign he should go to the vet. For the comment about the RED state I am a conservative ( belong in red state) I for one don't believe in slavery and my family faught to free the slave's in the civil war. I am from a blue state that has been destroyed from the left and their free programs. SO DON"T PREACH YOUR CRAP TO ME!!February 08 2013 at 9:59 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
WOW Chris your a rude person! This wasn't very helpful matter fact what she was explaining sounded like parvo to me. Any time your dog is losing that much fluid he should be taken to the vet. Another good way to see if your dog is running a fever is to feel their ears if there hot good sign they are, if their gums are white they should see a vet. As for the red state comment I am a conservative( red state person) I for one DON"T believe in slavery and my family was in the civil war and help free the slaves! I also live in a BLUE state and that to me is sad cause the blue people have destroyed this state with all their free stuff that us RED people have had to work for!February 08 2013 at 9:50 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
My 4 yo chow began throwing up.. not much but I figured it was something he ate, this went on for bout 36 hours.. during that time he started hving diahrea. I was a little concerned, it was Sunday, and knew the vet wasnt open.. It had been going on since Friday.
Sunday night the diahrea started exploding and he was really really sick.
he was looking at me to do something. this was 4am sunday.
by 8am monday morning he had completely disengged and had no more energy.
i rushed him to the vet and found out he was an hour from death.
he had lost all his water and was severely dehydrated and his organs were shutting down.
They saved him, gave him a simple antibiotic nd he went through 8 IV bags to regain his hydration.
He was in the hospital for 2 days nd cost $1800. WORTH IT.
I am writing this to you because it came on slow and I misdiagnosed his warning signs of the vomiting and followed by diahrea. Had I of thought it wasnt something he ate, I would have had him to the vet on fri and they would have diagnosed him and treated him for 1/4 the price after what he had ran its course.
I am an experienced pet owner and have had several dogs. You do not always know what they have if they are sick. watch their stool and watch their drinking habits. they need lots of h2o in life thats why they always drool and wet noses. they need alot of water. watch how much they drink per day and notice how often you fill their bowls and what is normal.
food is easy to tell if they dont eat, but water we fill all the time and do not recognize how often we do this. Looking back, I would have realized I wasnt filling his bowl with water since thursday and he went through sunday with only a little water, he wasnt drinking and i didnt notice until after i though about the episode.
they did not know what it was, the vet said it was some type of bacteria or virus.
I think the three days of violent unrelenting thunderstorms had him petrified and it brought him to the point of stress that had no return. He was literally scared to death from these 3 day storms.
hope this helps anyone.
Thanks for your comments. Sometimes it takes to read something like this for us to be more alert to what otherwise we may think it's nothing, or something temporary. I am happy you did and took him right to the vet. Enjoy him. God Bless You.February 08 2013 at 8:39 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
My Saint Bernard is acts the same as clock-work and one morning he didn't jump in the bed as he does every morning so I called to him,he walked over but didn't jump up. I called my vet and said I need to bring him in there is something wrong with him,he said he may have some residual pain from his neutering a month before, I said no something is wrong. I put his harness on him and took him out to the SUV,he didn't want to get in so I knew something was wrong,when I picked him up he yelped. I rushed him to the animal hospital and they took him right in and took a CAT scan and in his intestine was a four inch beef basted bone that he had swallowed less than an hour before. The vet said it had started to puncture his intestine and took him immediately to surgery. He said if I hadn't noticed it he would have been dead in less than an hour. He recovered well and was seven months old at the time. I know my dog as well as I know my children and I knew to listen to my instinct,if I hadn't he wouldn't be here today.February 08 2013 at 12:31 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply


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Men's Basketball Struggles Continue in 73-62 Loss to Barton
February 12, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Barton College closed out the first half on a 16-3 run and put together a 14-5 stretch midway through the second to register a 73-62 victory over host Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action on Tuesday night. The Bulldogs improve to 16-5 overall, 11-4 in league play while sending the Falcons to 3-20, 1-15.
Down by as much as 10 early in the first, Pfeiffer would claw their way back into the contest as a 9-0 run saw the scoreboard match up 20-20 with 6:57 left in the period. AJ Clark started the run with a three-ball and later got the lead down to two on a layup. Joe Ledbetter's layup 57 seconds later would knot the contest at 20 apiece before Barton started the 16-3 run.
A three-point play by Gerald Boston started the run while four quick points from Brian McNair and another triple from Boston extended the lead back to 10. Boston, along with Chris Flemmings and Rodrick Chandler, would close out the half with the final six points as the Bulldogs took a 36-23 lead into the break.
Again in the second half, the Falcons saw an early deficit of 10 before getting back to within three on a pair of Tayron Gibson free throws with 10:44 left in the second. Another Boston three would again spark a 14-5 run that helped give the Bulldogs their final bit of seperation. Boston got the lead back out to 15 with 4:04 left on another three-point play. Pfeiffer would get as close as seven on a Jerod Wallace layup with 1:20 left, but Barton free throws would help seal the deal over the final 80 seconds.
Boston led all scorers on the night with 30 points on 10-of-15 shooting including perfect nights from behind the arc (4-for-4) and at the charity stripe (6-for-6). The Bulldogs shot 51% in the win and held a 38-28 advantage in rebounding. Pfeiffer was led by Gibson's 20 while Wallace followed with 16 off the bench on 8-of-9 shooting.
Pfeiffer returns to action on Saturday hosting Limestone at 4:00 p.m. Saturday will feature a "Blackout" and Alumni Day festivities. Live stats/video will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Richard P Lifton MD, PhD
Sterling Professor of Genetics and Professor of Medicine (Nephrology); Chair, Department of Genetics; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Departments & OrganizationsYale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development: Genetics and Genomics | Biochemistry, Biophysics and Structural Biology
Office of Student ResearchNHLBI Proteomics | High Performance ComputationCancer Genetics & GenomicsKavli Institute for NeuroscienceInternal Medicine: Fellowship Training; Nephrology; Diabetes Research Center | Genetics
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- M.D., Stanford University , 1982
- Ph.D., Stanford University , 1986
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- Mani, A., et al. (2007). LRP6 mutation in a family with early coronary disease and metabolic risk factors. Science 315:1278-82.
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Form leads to function
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Expert on blood pressure genes is honored
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Here it is - "Live It Up," the first song from Airbourne's third album, Black Dog Barking!
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Airbourne shot a video for their new song "Live It Up" this week down in Australia, and we've got some killer photos from the set! Check out the custom cars parked around the band and their wall of amplifiers, as well as the bandmembers posing with the video crew at day's end.
"Live It Up" comes from Airbourne's third album, Black Dog Barking, which will be available everywhere May 21!
Posted by Airbourne Admin / March 20, 2013
Airbourne will be back on US soil in April and May, playing shows prior to the release of their third album, Black Dog Barking. They're starting off with a few headlining shows, before supporting Shinedown and Bush in May.


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Tubtrugs are one of the most useful gardening tools ever! And at just 6-1/2" deep, this 4-Gallon Shallow Tubtrug is especially versatile. You can use it to rinse vegetables, repot plants, feed the dog, stash mittens or hand tools, soak your tired feet — once you have one, you'll find dozens of uses. These flexible, lightweight polyethylene tubs are washable, bendable, crushable and nearly indestructible.
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Set on a brick pedestal, the low sided triug is great for soaking hanging baskets of epiphyllums.
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper is trying to do a better job of protecting the skills and capabilities of the community's workforce than it did during the 1990s drawdown.
The risks from sequestration are workers' skills will atrophy and the intelligence community will have a more difficult time recruiting new employees.
"You know what I'm very committed to is the fact that I've seen this movie before," Clapper said during a recent press briefing at ODNI headquarters in McLean, Va. "I served as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency 20 years ago in the early 1990s. At the time, we were enjoying to reap the peace dividend occasioned by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War. So the rationale was we didn't need all that Cold War intelligence. So in the mid-to-late 1990s, we cut the intelligence community by somewhere in the neighborhood of 23 percent."
James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence,
The across-the-board cuts — not a legal sequestration per se — closed CIA stations overseas, cut human intelligence and let the overhead reconnaissance architecture atrophy. In addition, the basics like power, space and cooling were neglected.
"And most painfully, we allowed the workforce to be distorted," he said.
Under the Budget Control Act-required sequestration, Clapper said the impact of cuts will be just as widespread and debilitating.
Most agencies have until Sept. 30 to cut about $85 billion governmentwide from discretionary spending.
No furloughs, for now
The good news is, Clapper said, no decision has been made around furloughs or even layoffs, but both still are on the table as possibilities.
The bad news, and there is plenty for every agency, is the IC will face a dilution of capabilities and people built up over the last 12 years.
"We are giving at the office as well, quite substantially. We are cutting real capability and accepting greater risk. Now for intelligence, this is not quite like shorter hours at public parks or longer lines at the airports," he said. "For intelligence, it's insidious. The capability we cut out today, you will not notice it. The public will not notice it. You'll notice it when we have a failure and then we'll go back and investigate it. Just know, intelligence is getting cut too."
Clapper didn't go into any details into what capabilities would be affected the most. He said like nearly every other agency the cuts mandated by sequestration will go across every program, project and activity.
ODNI still is reviewing the fiscal 2013 appropriations bill signed into law March 27 to see the impact on the 17 intelligence agencies. Clapper said once that analysis is completed, then he will have a better idea of whether furloughs are needed.
He said each of the 16 other IC agencies will make that decision based on their appropriation levels and other considerations, however.
Slowing down of security clearances
An IC-wide hiring slow down continues, Clapper said. The intelligence agencies are hiring only for the highest priority positions. Clapper said that's something the IC didn't do in the 1990s and is part of the reason it saw the skills of its employees deteriorate.
One area where the impact of sequestration could be more visible and be a potential unintended consequence of the reduced spending is the slow down or even stopping of some facets of the security clearance process.
Clapper said the progress the IC and the Defense Department have made over the past decade in speeding up the security clearance process is real. He said on average, 90 percent of all security clearances take 74 days, down from on average 374 days in 2004.
Clapper was quick to point out that this was the average for 90 percent of all clearances, and he understands there are plenty of examples of the process taking much longer.
But with across-the-board spending cuts, Clapper said the impact will be on follow up background investigations.
"In theory, you are supposed to get a background investigation update every five years. So that's one thing people are making some decision about, again taking a risk because most, not all, but most investigations are done under the auspicious of OPM and that's industrially funded so people pay for clearances," he said. "Well, we have a lot less operations and maintenance money to pay for that. My old service, the Air Force, just made a conscious judgment because of fiscal challenges to suspend updates to investigations. There's a security risk in doing that."
The Navy and Marine Corps also issued a memo in early March, before Congress passed the appropriations bills, that they also would suspend all non-mission critical, high-priority security clearances.
The Navy and Marines for an update to see if that's still the case now that Congress passed a budget. A request to both services about the status of security clearances processing now that the Defense Department has a budget wasn't returned.
Reciprocity metrics hard to determine
Another part of the security clearance issue that will see a longer-term impact from sequestration is the acceptance of security clearance between agencies. Clapper said some progress has been made on improving reciprocity, but not as much as is needed.
He said a recent IC inspector general report highlighted the challenges.
"We are struggling a bit with coming up with metrics. Here's the problem: every clearance transaction involving somebody, is that a reciprocity? If I show up and go visit DIA and they let me in, does that count as a reciprocity transaction?" Clapper said. "well, there are millions of those. I'm supposed to have a bean counter around to count all these reciprocity transactions. But that's the problem we run into on how do you measure reciprocity and improvements in it?"
He added ODNI is taking several steps including promoting policies to encourage reciprocity and, over time, developing some databases to better enable more precision on exactly what clearances people have and also the compartments they have beyond that.
Clapper also announced two changes to the IC's personnel policies, including the first IC-wide ethics policy.
At the same time, he updated the IC security clearance form, changing the SF-86 to let people who are victims of sexual assault and who received counseling answer "no" to the question of whether they'd ever received psychiatric help before.
As for the code of ethics, Clapper said he personally felt it was important to have the code of ethics for the entire IC.
"Some people might think that's an oxymoron, a code of ethics for spies, but we do have our ethics. This is not a new thing across the intelligence community," Clapper said. "I think virtually every component of it has some form of ethical code and so I thought it would be appropriate that we have one for the entire intelligence community,"
He said it's not a law or regulatory document, but more of an understanding that there are some guiding principles for how intelligence employees should behave.
The code includes things such as truth, lawfulness, integrity, stewardship, excellence and diversity.
The change to the security clearance form follows the success of a similar change made for service members who received counseling for post-traumatic stress disorder. Clapper said the goal is to remove the stigma of getting counseling.
Shutdown averted, pay freeze extended as Congress passes 2013 funding bill
Clapper: Sequestration quite damaging to national intelligence
Leadership oversight help slash security clearance backlog
Intelligence community will recruit despite budget cuts


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Miami Hockey Postgame Notes
Miami vs. St. Cloud State
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Toledo, Ohio – Huntington Center
- Miami made its fifth appearance in an NCAA regional final in program history Sunday and fell to 2-3 in such games. Miami is also now 8-11 all-time in the NCAA Tournament, including 1-3 as a No. 2 seed. The RedHawks were making their eight straight NCAA appearance, the second longest active streak in the country behind North Dakota (11).
- Sophomore forward Blake Coleman scored Miami's only goal of the game on the power play in the second period. It was his first career NCAA Tournament goal and his third point of the weekend as he dished out two assists in Saturday's win. It was his ninth goal of the season. He was named to the NCAA All-Midwest Regional Team along with senior defenseman and captain Steven Spinell
- The RedHawks did not find the back of the net in the first period for the third straight game and 20th time this season in 42 games. Miami finishes 7-11-2 when failing to score in the opening 20 minutes on the year.
- St. Cloud State scored the first goal of the game in the first period. With the loss, Miami fell to 4-10-4 when the opponent scores first. Miami also trailed 1-0 at the end of the opening period and went 3-5-3 when behind after 20 minutes this season.
- Miami killed all four St. Cloud State power plays Sunday, after also killing all four in Saturday's win over Minnesota State. The RedHawks finished 8-for-8 on the penalty kill at the regional after entering the tournament allowing a power play goal in three straight games.
- Miami will face St. Cloud State regularly beginning next season as both teams will play in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, which debuts in 2013-14. The RedHawks are now 8-3-2 all-time against the Huskies but have lost two straight, including Sunday.
- Freshman goaltender Ryan McKay finishes the season with a 1.39 goals-against average and a .946 save percentage, both of which ranked second nationally. Both marks are single-season school records, besting Connor Knapp's 1.69 GAA from last year while Knapp and Jeff Zatkoff both posted a .933 save percentage in 2011-12 and 2007-08, respectively.
- Seniors Joe Hartman, Garrett Kennedy, Steve Mason, Curtis McKenzie and Steven Spinell close their careers with 101 victories at Miami, ranking fourth all-time among senior classes. Redshirt senior Marc Hagel also played a huge role with the RedHawks in his lone season donning the Red and White, helping Miami win the final CCHA regular-season championship. The senior class finished with a pair of CCHA regular-season titles, a Mason Cup, a Frozen Four berth and a NCAA Tournament appearance all four years.
- Miami finishes the season 25-12-5, its eighth straight 20-win season, which is the third-longest active streak in the country. The 25 wins are the most by the RedHawks since 2009-10 when that squad compiled 29 victories.


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Yes logo's can be connected to the team name but just because they can be linked don't mean they have to be. Somebody used the Lakers logo as an example. Which is simply the team name over a basketball. It could just as easily be the letters LA over the basketball in the same font and it wouldn't change anything.
What I often wonder is why does a team nickname need to be shortened at all? Are people too lazy to speak full words these days?
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I was shocked that Tony and Mike on PTI were very reasonable they said they like the name and how it is the state bird. And plus Mike said everytime he said Hornets he thought of Charlotte and not New Orleans.
And if some had to choose between Bounce and Pelicans they're choosing Pelicans.
Some would choose poboys and some would choose lasagna. Life is full of choices.
I hate the name Pelicans, but if you can't get past it then just stop watching them. It's the dumbest thing to get upset about. I would rathered literally any other name, but I will get over it. Trailblazers suns heat lakers magic pacers thunder spurs are all "dumb" names. It's pointless to get upset about something that doesn't effect anything basketball related at all. Who gives a **** if people are laughing I was laughing at Thunder.
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I'll take Pelicans over Nets, Magic, Bounce, Wizards, Heat, Thunder, cRaptors, Bobcats, T wolves, Knicks, Lakers everytime.
Bounce is turrible. Not great as a genre of music and even worse as a team name. Just turrible
And honestly i am fine with being the laughing stock.
On the flip side if our football team re-branded to "The Saints" today...people would be saying the same things. THE SAINTS WTF!!!?!? What are they gonna do bless people? Pray that they win? Maybe they'll throw holy water into opponents eyes.
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Metaphorically speaking, it's 1:55 a.m., and people's heads are in the same state. Last night, it was, say, 11:30 p.m.
"Aime la vérité, mais pardonne à l'erreur." - François-Marie Arouet (Voltaire)
People discussing our name change on espn. Saying it's horrible like i think. EMBARRASSING
Chad Johson just said to name the team to the New Orleans Second Line.
It took one day for me not to hate this name anymore.
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50 Years Ago: Bob Dylan's 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' Album Released
Bob Dylan was already the darling of the modern folk movement when he released his second album on May 27, 1963. 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' is the LP that delivered on Dylan's early promise and provided his springboard to legendary status.
Word was already spreading fast about Dylan when the 20-year-old folksinger released his self-titled debut album in 1962. There was a folk music boom in the late '50s and early '60s on college campuses and in cultural centers like New York City gathering around aging, fading or just plain dead singers from earlier generations. The movement needed a new voice, and Dylan became its hero (reluctantly, if you believe him). But for all of the fortified folk on 'Bob Dylan,' it's not a very original work. Dylan wrote only two of its songs by himself.
But when he returned the following year with 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan,' he sounded like the new legend his growing fan base claimed he was. His voice was more steady, his style more distinctive, and except for a couple of songs he adapted, he wrote everything himself. And it makes every difference in the world. Not only is 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' the record that set Dylan on the path to greatness., it's the greatest modern folk album ever made.
The 13 songs range from plaintive love ballads ('Girl From the North Country') to breakup tunes ('Don't Think Twice, It's All Right') to traditional cuts ('Corrina, 'Corrina') to angry antiwar numbers ('Masters of War'). Plus, the album includes 'Blowin' in the Wind,' which turned into one of the signature songs for civil rights protesters across the nation, even though Dylan has dismissed its standing. Either way, it's a monumental work — near poetic at times — that chronicles man's struggles through the ages.
While 'Bob Dylan' didn't even chart, 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' reached No. 22 and sold more than a million copies. It's become a cornerstone of Dylan's career — especially the early acoustic years — and songs like 'A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall' still resonate today. The album wasn't without its controversial side effects — early pressings of the record included a handful of other songs, most of them political, that were pulled and replaced. But in the end, it didn't matter much. The voice of a generation had made himself heard, loud and clear.


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Minutes From 5/14/11 Meeting
No roll call was taken at this meeting. I did a headcount as Adam was speaking and counted 28 people in attendance. Thanks to those who were able to make it out.
Jeremy started things off with the big surprise. He has asked the guys at Innova for years to run Dave a signature series of Condors. They have always said no but this time they agreed to atleast run some and custom stamp them for us. Adam based the design off of the old circle stamped KC disc. As seen in the other thread we will be selling these as our first fundraiser for the 2012 Masters. The price will be $15 for club members and $20 for non members. Some were autographed by Dave and are already posted on Ebay.
Course Update
Dave informed us that work at the Taylorsville course will blow wide open soon. Volunteers will be needed so keep your eyes open if you wish to help out.
Club Growth/Expansion
For those who might have missed it we now have a Facebook page that can be found here: http://www.facebook.com/louisvillediscgolfclub. If you use Facebook please like us and info/updates will be posted on there.
Our main line of communication will still be the website/forums but we are expanding our communication and online presence for the future.
With over sixty people currently in the club we have our largest member base than in recent years. We want to know what skills or hobbies you all have that could help the club out in some way. Some examples would be: Landscaping, Woodworking, Metal Fabricator, Graphic Artist, or Video/Photography.
We still need more TD's for events. Everyone has to retest due to the 2011 rule changes. The test cost $10 (not free for affiliate clubs anymore) and is still open book. Once you pass you are good for three years.
Open Position
Nate has to step down as Treasurer due to work and family. If you are interested in this position please let us know ASAP.
The CVO format will be two rounds of twenty-seven holes a day. We talked about having the pros play early then have the ams tee off afterwards. This will open the field up for more players, volunteers, and spectators.
Jeremy has alot on his plate and won't be able to put as much time into this years CVO. He needs all of our help and will be posting a prep list with things that will need to be done leading up to this event. I will be a non playing TD for the CVO but we could use others to help out and spot.
There is a chance that we will have the PDGA trailer at the event and are exploring media options.
We are expecting more big names this year and are still looking for fundraising ideas.
The FATPAD will be at Otter Creek now that it has reopened. It is the easiest event to run and would be the perfect learner event for new TD's or people interested in seeing whats involved.
Summer leagues are Tues at Seviren Lang, Wed at Iroquois, and Thurs at Vettiner. The format for Seviren rotates between best shot pro/am doubles and handicaped singles while IQ and CV are both best shot pro/am doubles.
Lately alot of pros have been showing up to leagues and not as many ams as the previous years. Ams play an important part in the growth of this sport and we would like to see more come out to leagues. Leagues are a great learning experience for newer players so if you have any ideas that will bring out more let us know.


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