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The most important holiday of the season. It is not that He came and lived amongst us. It is that He died as a sacrifice and rose again that we might live.
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Outstanding news and well deserved. It has been an honor and privilege to work with you all these years!
Congratulations @jdutton44 !!!
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Join us in congratulating Athletic Trainer Jordan Dutton who will be moving to California to be the Assistant Athletic Trainer with the Anaheim Ducks!
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Yesterday, when the Treasury announced buybacks, and the bond market rallied…I got sick to my stomach. It’s rearranging the chairs on the decks of the Titanic. The real problem - Deficits (all over the world). Governments have lost their minds. No amount of financial engineering will fix this. The only thing that will fix it is to stop spending. If governments actually raise taxes to levels needed to fund their current drunken largesse, they will kill all growth and make problems even worse. The other problem with all this spending, is that we are borrowing from savers and giving it to consumers. We are eating our seed corn. In addition to all this, we are not hearing about the losses in pension funds, insurance companies, banks, and central banks in Europe or Japan or the US. They are huge. Pension funds bought debt at negative interest rates and now face huge losses. To repeat: The only way to fix this is to stop spending. Or, somehow miraculously to lift growth rates. But, governments are larger as a share of GDP and this has reduced growth rates. Keynesianism works in the reverse way people are taught in school. It’s crushes growth in the long-term even though it feels good in the short-term. The US’s $40 trillion in debt is a long-term problem…issuing 3-month T-bills doesn’t make it a short-term problem. Buying back long-term bonds doesn’t make it a short-term problem. Governments have to start facing reality and stop pursuing short-term, feel-good, nonsense solutions. Again: Cut the size of government…it’s the only real solution.
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On March 23 at 2:00 PM ET, join the inaugural Pediatric SIG Meet-Up to learn about planned programming, upcoming resources, and opportunities for involvement. This is a collaborative space for trainees and professionals at all career stages.
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Men's Distance Medley Relay ✅
#TheValleyRunsDeep
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MVC Indoor Championships Update 🔥
Distance Medley Relay Champions - 9:59.27 🏆
Aiden Massaro, Hugo Rincon, Zachary Barisa, and Theodore Cunningham run the 2nd fastest DMR in school history.
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Super proud dad!!!
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MVC Indoor Championships Update 🔥
Distance Medley Relay Champions - 9:59.27 🏆
Aiden Massaro, Hugo Rincon, Zachary Barisa, and Theodore Cunningham run the 2nd fastest DMR in school history.
#ChicagosCollegeTeam
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MVC Indoor Championships - Day 1
🏟️ Fall Creek Pavilion
📍Indianapolis, IN
⏰ Field – 9:00am ET | Track – 10:30am ET
📊 Live results: live.pttiming.com/?mid=8717
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Lit it up in 2025 🔥🇹🇹
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Looking forward to my presentation on Friday the 13th on business aspects of neuropsychology for the ACPN Distance Learning Seminar.
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58 years after Apollo 8’s historic trip around the Moon, NASA is heading back. This time, our crew is going farther into space than any human in history.
Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen will embark on a ten-day mission around the Moon, marking America’s grand return to the lunar environment.
Artemis II marks the beginning of the boldest series of missions the world has ever seen. Through the Artemis campaign, we will maintain American superiority in space, land American astronauts on the Moon, and establish a lunar base all before the end of 2028.
Godspeed Artemis II 🇺🇸
Due to weather, we now plan to fuel our Artemis II Moon rocket on Monday, Feb. 2, at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. With this adjustment, the earliest possible launch date is Sunday, Feb. 8. A launch date will be set after teams have reviewed the results of the wet dress rehearsal. Read more: go.nasa.gov/4rrJ9Xc

ALT NASA’s Artemis II SLS (Space Launch System) rocket with the Orion spacecraft atop a mobile launcher is seen at Launch Complex 39B, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Artemis II test flight will take Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, and Mission Specialist Christina Koch from NASA, and Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen from the CSA (Canadian Space Agency), around the Moon and back to Earth. NASA/Jim Ross
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🏁 Aurora Grand Prix
🏟️ Dr. Conrad Worrill Track & Field Center
📍Chicago, IL
⏰ Field – 12:00pm CT | Track – 11:00am CT
📊 Live results: results.lakeshoreathleticser…
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Super proud of that young man!!!
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🏁 Larry Wieczorek Invitational
🏟️ Hawkeye Indoor Track
📍Iowa City, IA
⏰ Field – 1:00pm CT | Track – 1:30pm CT
📊 Live results: results.wayzatatiming.com/me…
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