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Spires said he undertook the review after he began as CIO last year to identify ways to help troubled programs in the near-term and to look for systemic weaknesses in program management and figure out fixes for those problems. The 79 programs account for the vast majority of the $6.4 billion for DHS IT spending that the Obama administration requested for fiscal 2011, Spires said Feb. 4 during an event hosted by the American Council for Technology - Industry Advisory Council in Washington.
"I haven't seen one of them yet that isn't important" to DHS' mission, Spires said. "Obviously if we see a program that isn't or if we see a program that we think is fatally flawed we're prepared to cut it off, but every one we've seen so far – and we've seen some of the big ones – we think, with help, that we can get these things on the right track."
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Spires said there are pockets of excellence across DHS' IT programs, but there are also some very troubled programs. He added that what bothers him the most is that DHS has very little departmentwide institutionalization of process disciplines, standards and tools for IT programs, so the maturity of programs varies widely.
"I'm hoping that one of the things I can look back on and say we really made a significant difference in [is] maturing the processes to manage and effectively deliver IT and make it more strategic for the organization," he said.
Meanwhile, Spires also said his office is increasing the percentage of its workers who are federal employees rather than contractors. He said when he started his position there were about 100 federal employees compared with around 700 contractors working for the DHS' Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO). Spires said that ratio doesn't allow for proper oversight and leadership. He said the office now has 165 feds and the OCIO is moving to have more than 200 this year.
"It's not that we don't value the contractors – we really do," he said. "But there's a lot of inherently governmental work.... There's just certain things that we have to do as government employees that we really can't ask contractors to do."
Spires and DHS' Deputy CIO Margaret Graves identified seven goals for department's IT:
Meanwhile, Graves said so far DHS had migrated five of its 24 legacy data centers to the department's two enterprise data centers and plans to migrate five other major centers this year. Graves also said the department will be moving to combine its network operations center and its security operations center into one enterprise operations center.
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For instance, measuring PSA-levels for prostate cancer detection and mammographies for breast cancer prevention can provide false positive results without acute malignancies being found. Additionally, currently no blood test is available for oral cancer.
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Using laser-based detection methods of tumor material within these scavenger cells, also known as EDIM (epitope detection in monocytes)-technology, it is now possible to discover the presence of tumor cells in small blood samples. This has allowed the early detection of oral, prostate, and breast cancer as well as relapses in patients by the EDIM-technology. Thus, this technology is also suitable for monitoring therapeutic efficacy. The results of this study represent an important hallmark in cancer detection, driven by the improved accuracy of the EDIM-blood test compared to previously established test methodologies.
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Road accidents are the number one killer of young people in the UK. It's a fact that Fixer Abi Phillips knows all too well, as her sister was killed weeks before her 18th birthday after accepting a ride from an unlicensed teenaged driver.
Now Abi has joined Fixers to encourage greater road safety among young people.
Watch her story, which was featured on ITV News Meridian (W) on Thursday 4th July, above.
Abi, from Liphook, Hampshire, was nine years old when her sister, Kelly, died in the road accident. Kelly had accepted a ride with an unlicensed driver who lost control of the car and hit a tree at 80mph, killing them both instantly.
Now 18 herself, Abi has found it hard to accept the reality that she is older than her sister was at the time of her death.
'Turning 18 should be the most exciting birthday because you turn into an adult,' she says.
'For me it was very difficult because of my sister's death. My older sister was my role model, and then she was just gone because of a silly mistake.'
Rather than dwell on what could have been, Abi has joined Fixers to encourage greater driving skills among young people through a short film, and hopes the driving test can be overhauled to teach better road safety.
'I feel that doing this road safety campaign is the only way I can really get anything positive out of her death, because I just don't want this to happen to anyone else,' she says.
In the film, Abi speaks with other young drivers about road safety, and Emma Gardner from Drive IQ who believes there may be an evolutionary reason for a lack of skills among young drivers.
Lara thinks people with speech disorders should be entitled to interpreters
James, who has cerebral palsy, is calling on you to help him perform at Bestival
Kathryn is showing that with the right support, people can live independently.
Rosie is helping young people to make the transition from school to college.
Hannah and Connor want people struggling with mental health issues to speak out.
Sarah and Emma say it's okay to say no to dangerous challenges like Nekmominate.
Jackie tells how she was abused in a dramatised Snapchat style video.
Freya is urging gardeners to help prevent a decline in the bee population.
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Lucie is urging parents to protect children's teeth from decay caused by sugar.
Hayley Coombs is using her experiences with asthma to help children manage the condition.
Claire is using art to highlight hidden illnesses like Ehlers-Danlos.
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Richard warns about the risks of club drugs after developing a dangerous addiction.
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Rebekka, who identifies as both genders, is calling for a more accepting society.
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This poignant memorial is where Mahatma Gandhi was shot dead by a Hindu zealot on 30 January 1948, after campaigning against intercommunal violence. Concrete footsteps lead to the spot where Gandhi died, marked by a small pavilion. Video prohibited.
The adjacent house, where the Mahatma spent his last 144 days, contains rooms preserved as Gandhi left them, a detailed account of his last 24 hours, and vivid dioramas depicting scenes from Gandhi's life, set in boxes like 1950s TVs. Upstairs is the interpretative exhibition Eternal Gandhi .
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Saturday night was a beautiful evening at Lancaster Super Speedway, with blazing racing, lower temperatures and heated tempers flaring.
The SECA Crate Late Model main front row had Pat Lindsay and Benji Knight.
At the green flag, Lindsay, Knight, Brandy Baker and Timbo Mangum roared into turn one battling for the lead. Exiting turn two, Lindsay led, while Knight, Baker, Mangum, Travis Steele and Manley Chaney contested for second.
Indian Land High School junior Shawn Miller was promoted from ninth grade to 11th grade this year, and he credits the school's I-Succeed program for that success.
Miller said when he started the program, led by Assistant Principal Brenda Ishmael, he was a struggling second-year freshman.
"I was kind of feeling down, but Mrs. Ishmael checked in with me every week and helped me to stay motivated…. Because of the program's help, I was promoted from being a freshmen to a junior."
KERSHAW – After a disappointing season-opening 36-6 loss to Lewisville, the Andrew Jackson High School player named "Tex" might be the one to give the Volunteers a much-needed shot.
Dalton "Tex" Haven, a 6-1, 205-pounder, is regarded by AJ coach C.J. Frye as the team's "most physical player."
"He leads our defense with his toughness and strength," Frye said.
"I try to give it all I got and push my teammates to give our best effort," said Haven, a three-year AJ starter.
The fifth annual Bear Hug Brawl was a tight defensive battle Saturday afternoon at Buford High's Jacket Stadium.
The junior varsity football jamboree, featuring all four county schools, saw only one game produce points.
The Brawl's final clash saw the host Buford Junior Jackets and Andrew Jackson battle to an 8-all tie at the wire.
The Junior Jackets tallied on a 70-yard drive, with quarterback Webber Moore scoring on a nine-yard run.
On the conversion, Ja'Tavis Crockett tallied for an 8-0 BHS lead on the Junior Volunteers.
Recently, I was talking with a Columbia woman who works with government contracting on the local, state and national level. She has built a multimillion-dollar business, and she runs it with honesty and integrity.
In talking about her work with S.C. state government, she said something that stopped me dead in my tracks. "State government has become so corrupt on every level," she said, "and it's been that way for so long that people just accept it as business as usual – just the way it is."
The Lancaster chapter of the S.C. Junior Golf Association didn't disappoint in the annual Thomas D. Todd All-Star tournament at the Patriot Golf Club in Ninety Six over the weekend.
The Lancaster chapter director Raymon Chisom said he expected a stellar effort and the juniors delivered.
"Those guys were steady and consistent in their play on a tough golf course," Chisom said. "Our juniors took on the challenge and handled it well."
Lancaster Super Speedway will be hosting an exciting night of racing action headlined by the Deal 1 Auto Sales SECA Crate Sportsman Countdown to River Wars race Saturday night.
The Deal 1 Auto Sales SECA Crate Sportsman drivers have three events, a non-winners race paying $400 to win, all-star winners race paying $400 to win and a full feature main event paying $500 to win.
This race will be an action-packed race leading up to Rivers Wars on Sept. 3 for the Deal 1 Auto Sales SECA Crate Sportsman Division.
Local officials have their sights set on a federal Promise Neighborhood grant of up to $16 million that would radically improve the lives of children in the beleaguered Clinton Elementary School attendance zone.
The Lancaster County School District is partnering with Lancaster County First Steps, the S.C. Department of Social Services, the University of South Carolina Lancaster and others to go after the funding, which must be applied for by Sept. 6.
After operating for 22 years, Captain's Galley restaurant on S.C. 9 Bypass West closed its doors at the end of Monday night's shift, said manager Danny Zios.
Leah Mathis, office manager at the company's headquarters in Statesville, N.C., said it was a corporate decision to close the Lancaster location. She said the owners were unavailable to speak about the closing.
The company has eight other restaurants around the Carolinas.
The Lancaster location had 30 employees, who were told Monday night about the closing.
Sarah Elizabeth Kelly of Tega Cay and Steven "Ryan" Capps of Rock Hill were married June 25, 2016, at The Dairy Barn in Fort Mill by the Rev. Joel McMakin.
The bride is the daughter of Steve and Leslie Kelly of Tega Cay. She is the granddaughter of Hazel Bolton of Leesburg, Ga., and the late Robert Bolton Sr., the late Helen Kelly and the late Earl Kelly.
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To speak to the esa customer service officer you must know the esa contact number. Generally, anyone calls to the ESA office to check their existing claims or details of the new claim. You can contact the ESA office on weekdays from 8 am to 6 pm. ESA is a UK benefit program that offers financial support to the disabled people who cannot continue their job because of their illness. It is also helpful for the employees who have the ability to work in industries.
The benefits of ESA are divided into two types. It is Contribution based ESA and Income related ESA.
If you belong to a work related activity group then you come under contribution based ESA which is valid for one year. Then you can extend the benefits for next twelve weeks from the date of contribution based ESA completes. If you want to eligible for this benefit again then you must fulfill any one of the below two conditions.
The first one is your health is affected badly and you come under Support group. The National Insurance contributions that you have forfeited in the previous two to three full tax years. Once you become a member of the Support group, you can claim Contribution based ESA for several times. When you are generating low income in non-governmental jobs then you can claim Income based ESA. The claim amount varies based on the severity of your illness. The advantage in income related ESA is there is no maximum limit on claim amount.
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Yakumo, a relatively new player in the digital camera world has a booth next to the bigger players like Nikon or Casio. Yakumo is an IT-related brand, but finds it interesting to launch digital cameras under their own name. Target group: entry-level users, price: EUR 70 - 149. There is one exception and that is Yakumo's latest digital camera, the Yakumo Mega Image 85D. Still targeting at the entry-level user, but carrying a price tag of around EUR 249. The new Mega Image 85D digital camera has just been introduced and in fact has just arrived at the Yakumo booth. This IFA day was nearly ending, I was on my way back to get a cab, but decided to spend some time with this new Yakumo digital camera.
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The new Yakumo Mega Image 85D is an entry-level digital camera for those who need easy photography but also like to be creative. The new Mega Image 85D is the most versatile digital camera from the Yakumo series of digital cameras. The Yakumo 85D provides built-in scenes and has a comfortable grip to enable handling the camera in a convenient way. Of course we may not claim that this digital camera has the most up-to-date innovations on board, but there is a growing market out there that is not willing to pay more than Euro 250 for a (2nd) digital camera.
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China vows security crackdown in restive Xinjiang
Beijing: China is ordering a sweeping security clampdown in the western region of Xinjiang following recent deadly attacks blamed on Muslim ethnic Uighur militants, with Beijing vowing to show "no mercy" to anyone pursuing violence or separatism.
Public Security Minister Meng Jianzhu has ordered officials to mobilise all available resources and manpower to create a "high-pressure environment" in which to contain terrorism, official newspapers reported on Friday.
"Those criminals who dare test the law with their persons and carry out violent terrorist acts, we will punish harshly, showing no mercy and never being soft," Meng was quoted as telling participants at an anti-terrorism conference on Thursday in the regional capital of Urumqi.
Meng urged authorities to work to prevent violence in villages and cities though education and intelligence gathering. He vowed prosecutions for anyone threatening lives or property, pushing for separatism or undermining relations between minority Uighurs and majority Han Chinese settlers in the region.
"Stick out your antennae, weave a tight web of prevention and wipe out the hot beds of violent terrorism at their roots," Meng said.
The conference follows a trio of recent attacks blamed on militants among Xinjiang`s native Turkic Muslim Uighur population opposed to heavy-handed Chinese rule. At least three dozen people, including the alleged attackers, were killed in the attacks in the cities of Hotan and Kashgar.
Those came despite a massive security presence that was tightened further following a major anti-Chinese riot in Urumqi two years ago in which at least 197 people were killed, hundreds arrested, and scores left missing.
Beijing blames the violence on militants based overseas, saying some trained in terrorist camps in neighbouring Pakistan.
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It's miserable to keep doing ministry that's not a good fit for you. For conscientious people who serve out of compassion and calling, when you have a sense of duty, you know the church needs you, and you really want to help, how do you know when it's time to move on?
Through 30 years of ministry, both in staff positions and volunteer roles, I've faced this question several times in my life: Should I stay in this position even though it has become increasingly harder to make myself show up? Do I stay in this ministry opportunity even through frustration and lack of clarity? I've learned to look for these four things to help me know when to make a change:
1. You've lost your passion. You can fill a spot in ministry without passion for a season, but you usually won't last long. In my life, I've tried to serve in areas that stirred my heart, like children's or women's ministry, because I felt called to make a difference. But when I realize I no longer have the passion that caused me to start in the first place, I know something is going on in my heart. Could God be moving me out of the way so someone else can fill my shoes with a fresh vision and passion? Is God calling me to another area of ministry? These are great questions to ask with some heartfelt soul searching. Could it also be that God is not calling me out, but is wooing me to spend more time with him so he can renew my passion? It's wise to spend some time talking to God about what he might be trying to tell you.
2. Your attitude is going south. If you find your attitude is continually negative about the area where you serve, it might be time to make a change. Here's a great question to ask: is it the area where I'm serving that's causing me to feel negative, or do I have an attitude problem? It's discouraging (and a serious wake up call) to find that you left an opportunity and took the problem with you to your next opportunity. One thing is certain: God doesn't call any of us to stay in a ministry area to poison the environment with criticism or negativity.
3. Your spouse speaks up. I wish I would've paid more attention to this earlier in my ministry career. Is my area of service causing resentment between me and my husband? My husband Geoff has been keenly discerning when it comes to sensing if what I'm doing is not a good match for my temperament, skills, and passions, even when I wasn't. I've learned that if your husband or kids are sending you warning signals, you should listen.
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The dominant educational model in the United States is still "education as acquiring stuff." Even when modern technologies are used to support this model, the hordes of unemployed and underemployed students — OUR children — are proof that this model is broken and ineffective.
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a dream I am awake My eyes are open I can't accept and won't concede In aftermath we find redemption The causes that are seized and disguised as revolution Quell the rage that deeply seethes The extremes of these devotions Dismantle the machine The device of their creation I can't accept and won't concede That this is who we are The conflict that is seized And disguised as greater notions To the songs that sing of glory and the brave Are we dreaming there are better days to come? When will the banners and the victory parades Celebrate the day a better world was won? On the day the storm has just begun I will still hope There are better days to come In the face of what I say My words would turn to anger Malevolence in need Cannot provide direction I won't accept this thought That this is who we are Positions never change Losing all forward motion Harbour that which deeply seethes Temper your devotion Dismantle the machine The device of your convictions I can't accept and won't concede That this is who we are The conflict that is seized And disguised as greater notions ------------------------------------Tomorrow Never Comes Heaven help us We've lost control This should be our finest hour
But we're racing towards the end of days Pulling back from the brink Despite our best efforts The volume increases and the beat goes on All the players marching to a different drum The rhythm of the wardance And the beat goes on What will become of us If there's no one to watch over us If we should face the certainty of our destruction? Forfeiting everything Pointless cries Futile dreams There'll be no laughter, there'll be no tears When tomorrow never comes This isn't a game Turn the safety off Still we want more And so the beat gets faster Everyone must play Because fame will find you And put your face on the cover Of a loaded magazine We're proud of ourselves And our greatest inventions Methods of killing have reached perfection All the players marching to a different drum The rhythm of the wardance And the beat goes on What will become of us If there's no one to watch over us If we should face the certainty of our destruction? Forfeiting everything Pointless cries Futile dreams There'll be no laughter, there'll be no tears When tomorrow never comes As the warning sirens sound That the world is at an end Rendered unto night Creation torn asunder What will become of us? Is there no one to watch over us? There'll be no laughter, there'll be no tears When tomorrow never comes ------------------------------------The Great Divide
Deep is the longing in the heart that ever strives The expanses far and wide that still confine The simple facts that yet lay waiting to be found As lost as some forgotten promised land Consider reasons through long goodbyes Looking back for one last time Just for a second, look into your heart As you stand and look across the great divide Remember all the things that you will leave behind As you set out across the vast and great divide Guard and defend when forces hinder and collide Solemn intentions, both blessed and divine You still pulled victory from shattered hope Calmed your doubts with broken smiles Covered your hurt in your pride No need for reasons None to confide Look back and bid farewell for one last time Just for a second look into your heart As your stand and look across the great divide Remember all the things that you will leave behind As you set out across the vast and great divide Just for a second look into my eyes As you stand and look across the great divide As you let go of tears for what you leave behind While looking back again to say farewell for one last time ------------------------------------Ghost I climbed down to watch the tide Mark the time that slips away Where the oceans meet the sky The drawing out of self And bitter cold go side by side The self sustained obscurity The sense I can't maintain The ghost that never wanes I walk out to meet my fate In the receding of the day In hope the tide will grant me stay From the ghost that never wanes So torn and frayed By times, lives, faces none can wear away Time slips away
Let them rest upon the waves Peace at last for those who wait Before I go out too far Before the depth I seek moves further away ------------------------------------The Art of Conflict (From 'The Art of War', Sun Tzu) The art of war is of vital importance to the state It is a matter of life and death A road either to safety or to ruin To fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence Supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without having to fight If you know the enemy and know yourself, your victory will not stand in doubt If you know heaven and you know Earth, you may make your victory If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle Treat your soldiers as your beloved children And they will follow you into the deepest valleys To defeat your enemy, you must pretend inferiority and encourage your enemy's arrogance Making no mistakes is what establishes the certainty of victory for it means conquering an enemy that is already defeated There is no instance of a nation benefiting from prolonged warfare Speed is the essence of war The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming But on our own readiness to receive our enemy Not on the chance of our enemies not attacking But rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable The general who advances without seeking fame and retreats without fearing disgrace Whose only thought is to protect his country and do service for his sovereign Is the jewel of the kingdom The victorious strategist only seeks battle after the victory has been won Whereas he who is destined to defeat first fights and afterward looks for victory Speed is the essence of war Speed is the essence of war It is only one who is thoroughly acquainted with the evils of war Who can thoroughly understand how to profit from waging war -------------------------------------
In Defiance I think back upon the person I knew you to be Righting the wrongs in the name of all you believed The one who brought the fight, who never said die Never letting fate decide Be all you hoped for You were the best you could be Offered in tribute all that you had achieved No time for words from those with nothing to say Never letting fate decide Until the end and back again Defiant to the last man Till there's nothing left to fight against No surrender Until the corners of the earth Defiant to the last breath Until there's none left standing No surrender Conjured the ground upon which you firmly stood Buried the conflicts that had played on your mind Found strength in actions that only courage achieves Never letting fate decide ------------------------------------Verum Æternus If you and I had been anything less than these tormented souls We would never have gone so far to become what we are If you and I have never seen the world as through the eyes of a child We would never have wanted to stop time Sleepers passing by If you and I had been anything less than these disenfranchised minds We would have looked the other way As we passed each other by And for the things I know From the broken, all I ask Is to look beyond this place Stop staring at the ground Thinking only what went wrong I know there are days Too dark or hard to take I hope you know This is just one day you have to face This is not the whole of your life
This is one day One day out of the whole of your life ------------------------------------From My Hands So much I thought I'd have to say Though I try to speak, my meaning strays We can't avoid the facts that brought us here I have come to say goodbye The lies I try to tell with my own eyes An act of pride, a wilful compromise Please understand how torn I am When I walk away from here I lament the moments we won't share If I am far too sentimental, I apologise Please understand, this is who I am And who I'll still be when I've walked away from here You know that I am not unkind When I say: in the future, the past is just the past No going back, no change of heart But this is now Time will not defer My thoughts betray, so easily confess Wow long I'll wait here after you have gone Nothing ends but I don't believe that now Please don't walk away from here When alone, when I remember days, Nothing will change a single fact of who you were to me Oh, come what may, forever to the end I find it so hard to let you go Hush now Let it go now There's no need for sad goodbyes Hush now Let it go now I know it's time to go Time to let this fall from my hands ------------------------------------Where There is Light The carousel begins to slow
I take my chances So far removed I fail to see The recklessness I've shown in all my words and deeds The good in other souls I never fail to see Can you see the lights as far as the eyes can see From this point about the world Where mortals dare their destiny As it radiates, may I witness open eyed Let me remain where there is light In want of courage it is a shield for me In want of hope it reassures and carries me As it radiates, may I witness open eyed Let me remain where there is light Letting go was never easy Risking all for what I wanted and never needed Deliberated whether I should serve the cause of greater things As we moved worlds apart The greatest words would still fail me now These emotions I cannot describe I want to be where I don't need to hide myself And remain there till the end of time The gods play games with mortal hearts As the carousel goes round As I looked on I saw the crowds That had gathered walk away
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PGA Championship: Ian Poulter critical of outbursts from gallery
Ian Poulter took to Twitter to call out people who yell inane stuff at golfers after they tee off.
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To say Ian Poulter was critical of fans on Sunday is to say Tiger Woods has struggled of late. Here's a look at Poulter's tweet after his fourth round at Oak Hill:
This baba boo shit & mash potato crap shouting wouldn't happen at Augusta, The Open, nor would it happen at Wimbledon. Tazer the thrushes.— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) August 11, 2013
Welp, OK.
This actually has been quite a debate this week, with everyone from golf media to fans on Twitter weighing in. And honestly, I haven't heard one person who has given it the Mickelson thumbs-up.
Then Howard Stern responded:
it's spelled Baba Booey rt @IanJamesPoulter This baba boo shit wouldn't happen at Augusta, The Open, nor Wimbledon. Tazer the thrushes.— Howard Stern (@HowardStern) August 11, 2013
And Poulter fired back:
RT @HowardStern it's spelled Baba Booey >> How have you only just got more followers than me. I thought you was big time. Hahahaha— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) August 11, 2013
ESPN golf analyst Scott Van Pelt weighed in as well:
MASHED POTATO/Whatever other idiotic thing some superbro wants to yell at a golf event isn't original/funny. Who laughs the 1000th time?— Scott Van Pelt (@notthefakeSVP) August 11, 2013
Early in the week, even Tiger Woods addressed the issue, saying, "Well, I don't know if you need to yell every time the ball goes airborne."
I do know -- and you don't.
Woods was reportedly peppered with shouts of "Mashed potatoes!" and "Baba booey!" throughout the final round of his win at the WGC-Bridgestone.
Nick Faldo, Adam Scott and others got more of the same this weekend at Oak Hill.
Poulter finished T61 after a round of 70 on Sunday.
Woods also shot a final-round 70 to finish 4 over for the tournament.
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Reed, Fowler battle for The Barclays
The finish at Bethpage Black on Sunday should be tremendous
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Jordan Spieth is out here trying to win golf tournaments and please the masses
Reed making Ryder Cup push at Barclays
Patrick Reed holds a two shot lead over Rickie Fowler and Emiliano Grillo after the second...
Spieth loses a putting and spelling game
Jordan Spieth is not a very good speller
Fowler playing for Ryder Cup at Barclays
Fowler shot a 4-under 67 but couldn't stop thinking about Hazeltine
Spieth wants 20 more years like 2016
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LG today announced that its current flagship phone - the G Flex - will come to Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T in the 1st quarter of 2014. The phone sports a curved design utilizing a curved, 6" OLED display and a curved battery. It also sports top-end features such as a Snapdragon 800 processor, 13-megapixel camera, and 3,500 mAh battery.
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Warrington 50-24 Bradford: Bulls suffer sorry start under new boss Jimmy Lowes
- New Bulls coach Lowes suffers defeat in first game in charge
- Wolves score nine tries to make amends for shock defeat two months ago
- Gareth O'Brien scored a brace for Warrington
Warrington made it a miserable start for new Bulls coach Jimmy Lowes in his first match after taking over from sacked Francis Cummins.
The Wolves ran in nine tries to in 50-24 and make amends for their shock Super League defeat at Bradford two months ago.
Gareth O'Brien, back from a loan stint at Swinton, was outstanding for Warrington with a brace of tries with Joel Monaghan also notching two touchdowns in their biggest Super League win of the season.
Try time: Ben Westwood is congratulated by his team-mates after scoring for Warrington at the Haliwell Jones Stadium
The defeat leaves Bradford nine points behind third from bottom Salford with only nine Super League games remaining - and adds more importance to the Bulls High Court appeal against a six points points deduction by the Rugby Football League for going into administration for the second time in 18 months.
Lowes welcomed Brett Kearney back after a two month injury absence as the Bulls aimed to repeat their surprise home win over the Wolves - Warrington's last defeat before starting a seven match winning sequence.
The Wolves recent glory run includes a 46-10 Challenge Cup quarter final romp at Bradford earlier this month, Kearney suffered a broken hand in that 34-28 win over Warrington on May 4 with Lowes calling up Adam Henry to replace Alex Mellor and leaving out Luke George and Jamal Fakir.
Warrington were missing Chris Bridge, Chris Hill, Trent Waterhouse, Richie Myler, Michael Monaghan and Ben Evans with Anthony England and 19 year old debutant George King drafted into the line-up.
Bradford made a lively start until a dropped ball by Luke Gale gave Warrington the initiative with Ben Harrison plunging over after O'Brien was stopped short but Ratchford hit the post with the straightforward conversion attempt.
Warrington were 10-0 up after seven minutes with Mickey Higham's midfield surge allowing Ryan Atkins to plunge over from O'Brien's teasing kick.This time Ratchford made no mistake.
The Bulls had lost on their previous five visits to Warrington and another defeat looked inevitable when O'Brien took Ratchford's inside pass to make it 16-0 after 13 minutes.
The Wolves brought on King for his debut after 28 minutes with Harrison enjoying a breather.
Evans spilled a Simon Grix pass to squander a chance before a probing Adam O'Brien run gave Bradford a rare chance to attack.
The Bulls finally got themselves on the scoresheet five minutes before the break with Kearney supporting Lee Gaskell's half break to round Matty Russell in style with Gale's conversion cutting the gap to 16-6.
Kearney went close to bagging a second try as Bradford recovered from their poor start with an improved shop but the Wolves hung onto a ten point interval lead.
But Kearney was outjumped by Joel Monaghan from Ratchford's kick almost straight from the restart for the centre to score for his fifth match in a row and extend the lead to 22-6.
Skipper Westwood took Higham's pass to stretch over from short range and virtually end the Bulls hopes after 45 minutes.
Monaghan grabbed his second courtesy of O'Brien's unselfishness from Ratchford's incisive break to stretch the advantage to 34-6, with three tries in five minutes.
O'Brien was again involved in the build up to Gene Ormsby's 50th minute try as the Bulls fell apart.
Adrian Purtell did manage a solo try for Bradford on the hour before Adam Sidlow's dropped pass tossed away another chance.
O'Brien shot over for his second try after 65 minutes with Gale then wasting another opportunity for the Bulls.
Ratchford and Atkins then created a try for Rhys Evans as Warrington ran up their biggest Super League score of the season.
The hard-working Olbison burst through for Bradford's third try six minutes from time before Gaskell's kick brought a late effort for Jay Pitts to give the scoreline more respectability.
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After a tough, physically and mentally demanding first 24 hours of the Solitaire Bompard Le Figaro's opening leg, the solo skippers racing to Wolf Rock – southwest of Land's End –
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After a benign start to the 2016 La Solitaire Bompard Le Figaro, the southwesterly breeze kicked in over as a front crossed the fleet.
Musandam-Oman Sail nails it
After just over a day and a half of sailing, an historic new record for the fastest-ever sail-borne-lap of Ireland and for the Volvo Round Ireland Yacht race have been set.
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Deauville on the French channel coast dealt the 39 solo skippers who set off on the 510-nautical mile first stage of the Solitaire Bompard Le Figaro a slow, sticky and exacting start this afternoon
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Why Joe Nelson is 'LOST' and some other Red Sox stuff
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BRADENTON, Fla. — By now you've heard that Dustin Pedroia's wrist is OK, he will take batting practice Thursday, and plans to play Friday against the Blue Jays at City of Palms Park. You also know that he was scheduled to hang back today, in part so that he could film a Dunkin Donuts commercial.
Here are some other news, notes and nonsensical ramblings while we await what figures to be Josh Beckett's 85-90-pitch outing against the gritty, gutty Pirates (will send out old friend Brendan Donnelly as their third pitcher):
– Before the real newsy stuff, an explanation as to the blog's title: On Joe Nelson's glove, running down the outside where the pointer finger is placed, are the letters "LOST." The explanation? While the reliever is a fan of the show (even though he fell asleep during the most recent episode) the word was placed there almost by accident. He had asked the glove manufacturer to put the first letters of each of his kids and his wife, which typically he wrote down as "TSOL." Oh, and by the way, Nelson, who pitches second for the Sox Wednesday, feels his well-documented changeup is feeling a lot better than earlier in camp.
– Mike Lowell will be playing first base again, Wednesday. He comes in having played five innings at both first and third, respectively. Red Sox manager Terry Francona praised the infielder's actions at his new position, saying, "I think he feels pretty comfortable." Here is some more Marlins/Lowell trade rumor linkage (courtesy MLB Trade Rumors).
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About Clay Pit
Clay Pit Contemporary Indian Cuisine is a nationally acclaimed, high energy restaurant located in the historical Bertrams building in beautiful downtown Austin. Clay Pit has been voted best Indian restaurant in Austin and is recognized for a warm and inviting ambience, a dedication to service and for exceeding expectations.
At Clay Pit we offer fresh, innovative Indian cuisine at moderate prices, along with an extensive selection of mixed drinks, beers and a wine list recognized with the Wine Spectator Magazine Award of Excellence.
Clay Pit offers the traditionally favorite Indian dishes like Chicken Tikka Masala and Saag Paneer, alongside unique selections like our Curried Mussels appetizer featuring fresh mussels simmered in a garlic & red wine curry sauce; signature dishes such as Khuroos-E-Tursh, a stuffed chicken breast in a casher-almond cream sauce and sumptuous desserts like Chai Spiced Creme Brulee and Mango Cheesecake, which has been featured in Bon Appetit.
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm, Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm -10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm -11:00pm
Cross Street:
16th Street
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(512) 322-5131
Clay Pit offers several private onsite dining options, including a banquet room that can accommodate up to 250 guests. We have a tradition of collaborating with our guests to create a menu befitting the celebration.
We also offer a wide variety of options around catering off-site events.
Parking Details:
Clay Pit offers self parking in a 22 car private parking lot at the north end of the building, available after 6p on weekdays, after 2:30p on Saturdays and all day Sunday.
There is also ample metered street parking available around the restaurant building.
Public Transit:
Capital Metro offers a stop right across the road in front of the restaurant.
Executive Chef:
Balinder Singh, Navdeep Singh
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Clay Pit Ratings and Reviews
My husband and I like Clay Pit for the f ...
My husband and I like Clay Pit for the food, prices, and atmosphere. It was a little loud this last time. We like the main dining room as opposed to the more lighted secondary room. The main room has candles and low lit and I also like the windows which incorporates outside ambiance. The rib eye is great as are the curries. The service this last time was quick and efficient but a little "cut--and-dried". We try to come during the happy hour which makes the evening a little more inexpensive, so we can come more often. I do find the benches that are outside and chained together concerning. I always wonder why they are chained, like do people steal them? One time there were "street people" laying all over them. It is still our favorite place. We go out to eat maybe once a month, sometimes twice. Hopes this helps.
Chicken was served raw from Tandoor... M ...
Chicken was served raw from Tandoor... Manager fought me when stating beef tasted sour/spoiled, and stated it was marinated in yogurt, this was not a yogurt sour flavor.(menu didn't state yogurt marinated as well...)
Loved Clay Pit. The food is always amazi ...
Loved Clay Pit. The food is always amazing! No matter what we've gotten, it's always been great. Any creamy or curry dish with lamb is our favorite and the garlic naan. We booked through OpenTable and requested a corner table (for privacy sake), and we were very pleased to see that with an almost full dining room, they were able to accommodate our request. The servers are always very pleasant. Love coming to Clay Pit for nice dates.
I love the Clay Pit and eat here every t ...
I love the Clay Pit and eat here every time I'm in Austin. It was our first time to sit in the basement level which is very intimate with low ceilings, brick walls, and candles. The restaurant is in a refurbished warehouse with exposed brick throughout. They did a great job with ambiance/interior design. We both had the Chicken Tikka Masala which is my absolute favorite (which I order every single time). I need to spread my wings. Delicious Indian food and a great date night (or any night) restaurant.
I realize that the general public isn't ...
I realize that the general public isn't on its best behavior regarding you buffet, but the tandoori chicken and samosas ran out really quick. I have not eaten there in aprox. 20 years and came back for those two items. I waited and waited but finally had to go. I spent too much money without enjoying what I like.
I love Indian food and think Clay Pit ha ...
I love Indian food and think Clay Pit has some of the best spices and flavors. The goat curry was "the real thing" with bones and tough and tender bits and the spices outstanding.
We were in the cellar which was great because it was quieter, which I prefer.
Out of towners
Just picked this restaurant as it was close to our hotel and we could walk over. What an awesome and yummy surprise!!! We loved it❤ The appetizers, the entree and desserts were wonderful. So much so that we went back another night! We are from Santa Fe, NM and have many outstanding restaurants.
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Dining at the Clay Pit is always a pleasure. They have an array of Indian specialties to suit everyone, and it's always well prepared. Their calamari appetizer is among the best in Austin! We also had the Khuroos-E-Tursh and Mirch Masala curry with lamb -- both delicious! You can't go wrong with the Clay Pit.
Great food, poor service as usual
Great food, poor service as usual. As a non-Indian food lover, we continue to frequent the Clay Pit because my husband LOVES the food and thinks it is one of the best places in Austin to get good Indian food. Even though I do not care for Indian food as a whole, I can usually find something and it is consistently good. They also have great bar drinks! However, I gave the rating of 3 stars because they also consistently provide poor service. We always have to seek out our server to get water refills, place our order, ask for the check, etc.... On our last visit (5/30/16) I mentioned to the server that we were celebrating my husbands birthday hoping for better service.... that didn't happen. We had to ask the gentleman cleaning the table next to us for a beer refill for my husband and a fork for me because the server had not come back to the table once our food was brought out. I really wish there was an alternative Indian option that my husband liked because I get so frustrated every time we visit.
Great Indian food..
I haven't had Indian food in awhile, but I remember that The Clay Pit had some tasty dishes.. My girlfriend is not very adventurous when it comes to food, so I was surprised when she agreed to come here for dinner. She didn't love all the items, but I did and I have had Indian food before and knew what to expect. She really like the Tikka Masala and the jalapeno cream cheese na'an and the curry dishes. The advantage of being able to pick your spice level is good for newbies too..
Excellent food and outstanding service
We always enjoy our visits to Clay Pit. We chose to try some new dishes this time and were totally satisfied. We got great advice from our server, Jarvis. He gave great recommendations and his service was friendly, attentive, and entertaining without being overbearing. We had a great night all around!
Good Indian food for group dinners near ...
Good Indian food for group dinners near downtown and UT campus. The grilled proteins are recommended - the chicken is fantastic.
Getting there before the evening dinner rush is important. Otherwise, expect slower service. Happy hour at the bar is great. $1 off drinks and 1/2 price appetizers.
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