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Block Projects
What is a Block Project?
Block Projects are commissioned by the president and are designed to bring a new level of recognition, support, and structure to collaborative work. As we work to advance our strategic plan, Block Projects support our strategic initiative of Workplace Excellence, fostering an organization that is as innovative and dynamic as the CC academic experience through vibrant collaboration. These projects, which give intense focus over a short period of time to accomplish a specific mission, have set beginnings and ends to their work.
"We get exciting moments of innovation, and then we're done. You're putting the right people together in a system that works in our mindset. One block. It's perfect." — Gail Murphy-Geiss, associate professor of sociology and Title IX coordinator, who has served on two Block Project teams (read more about the Block Project experience)
How can I submit an idea for a Block Project or offer my input?
In addition to reaching out to the members of the president's cabinet, ideas can also be submitted through the form on this webpage. Proposals received through the website will be collected by Lyrae Williams and submitted to the president.
What is the process for an idea to become a Block Project?
1. After project proposals are submitted, they are then vetted by first the president and then the president's cabinet. If the proposal is approved, the president will work with the individual(s) who submitted the proposal to appoint a leader for the Block Project, and assemble a team of faculty, staff, and/or students as deemed appropriate.
2. Proposals and ideas submitted as Block Projects will be listed on this website's front page. Updates on progress and resolution will also be posted.
In-Progress Projects
Block 5 2015 Project: Employee/Employer Commitment
Recommendation 5 of the college's Strategic Plan emphasizes building an inclusive community, helping each person develop as a professional and sustaining workplace excellence that will advance our goals while also making CC one of the best places in the nation to work.
The work of the block project team is to generate a philosophy of shared responsibility and partnership between the college, staff, and faculty in our continued quest to workplace excellence and being recognized as a great place to work. Through examination of existing documents such as the staff and faculty handbooks, leadership philosophy statement, anti-discrimination and harassment policies, and other documents, the block project team will identify opportunities to strengthen the college community's understanding and appreciation of the college's commitment to ensuring a workplace that is grounded in respect, integrity and to reaffirm the belief that all members of our community are to be afforded opportunities to achieve the highest level of success possible.
Team Membership
Molly Bodnar, Chair, Assistant VP for Advancement Operations
Barbara Wilson, Director of Human Resources
Don Bricker, Associate Director of the Career Center
Mary Frances Kerr, Special Assistant to the President
Kathy Gonzales, Financial Aid Counselor
Klayton Matlock, Carpenter
Una Ng, Staff Assistant for Education
Brett Gray, LGBTQ Student Specialist
Erica Hardcastle, Staff Assistant in Classics and Comparative Literature
Tricia Waters, Associate Professor in Psychology
Owen Cramer, Professor of Classics
Block 5 2015 Project: Banner Finance Enhanced Fund and Org Transaction Security
Recommendation 5 of the college's Strategic Plan emphasizes building an inclusive community, helping each person develop as a professional and sustaining workplace excellence that will advance our goals while also making CC one of the best places in the nation to work. Part of being an excellent workplace means to be efficient and effective in our daily operations. This block project will focus on finding new ways of creating efficiencies within our financial transaction posting process by exploring how the college might improve the processes and/or use of the Banner Finance module to ensure that financial transactions initiated by a user are posted only after verifying the fund and/or org codes being charged as well as ensuring that the charges are authorized by the appropriate fund managers. The team exploring this efficiency opportunity should feel free to examine workflow processes, Banner Finance module use and functionality, as well as post-transactional review options to reach the ultimate goal of having financial transactions recorded properly with appropriate approval for the fund code and/or org code.
Team Membership
Justin Weis, Chair, Associate Director of Residential Life
Gerri Anne Reed, Education/MAT Assistant
Sharon Neely, Academic Assistant Lead, Environmental Sciences
Michelle Christiansen, Academic Assistant Lead, GREAL
Jane Newberry, Executive Assistant, Athletics
Randy Nehls, Accounting Coordinator, Facilities Services
Lori Cowan, Associate Controller
Jazmine Newsom, Accounts Payable Coordinator
Liz Scherkenbach, Systems Programmer/Analyst, ITS
Completed Projects
Block 1 2014 Project: Calendar Solutions Team
The Block Project will develop appropriate procedures and policies to accompany the newly acquired campus events, calendars, and room reservation management system to ensure effective implementation college wide.
Block B Project: Academic Staff – Performance Excellence
The goal of the performance excellence process at CC is to ensure that supervisors and staff understand and communicate openly about performance expectations and goals and that staff have opportunities to develop the skills and abilities needed to successfully contribute to the college's mission. Since the implementation of the new performance excellence process two years ago, concerns have been raised about the effectiveness of centralizing the evaluation for academic office staff with just the department chair and methods used to ensure there is consistency and understanding on the use of the performance rankings for core academic office staff functions. The Block Project will review the performance excellence process for academic office staff to ensure it is administered effectively and to recommend alternatives for gathering and assessing performance behaviors and outcomes, and to develop consistent performance-ranked ratings.
Block 8 2014 Project: Staff Taking Half Block and/or Summer Courses
Fulfilling our mission to provide the finest liberal arts education in the country requires a campus culture that supports a first-rate staff in connecting to our mission and developing enthusiasm for lifelong learning, flexibility, open-mindedness, and other 21st century skills acquired by CC students. More importantly, because lifelong learning is critical for individuals to reach their potential in today's dynamic and rapidly changing world, using CC's Half Block and linked thematic summer courses, Colorado College should provide access to educational opportunities that further intellectual inquiry and familiarize staff with the unique curriculum structure. The Block Project will recommend guidelines for staff who wish to take Half Block or summer courses (existing summer blocks or special summer courses to be developed specifically for staff).
Block 5 2014 Project: EEO Voluntary Applicant Data
Colorado College is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse faculty, staff, and administration and fostering an inclusive campus culture that truly values different backgrounds, experiences, ideas, and opinions. One step in attaining these goals is to make sure that our employment communications attract excellent and diverse pools for all of our positions. To assess our efforts, the college collects demographic data (voluntarily and confidentially) as part of our employment application process. The voluntary demographic data is kept confidential and is not used to identify any specific individual. The Block Project will ensure that the college is making the best use of this opportunity to attract diverse pools, promote the college's commitment to diversity and inclusion, and capture valuable data about the diversity of our applicant pools.

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Tony Romeo
Tony Romeo is Harrisburg bureau chief for KYW Newsradio 1060.
Born and raised in the Harrisburg area, Romeo began his professional career at age 18, while in college at Penn State Harrisburg. He was still a college student when he covered the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster for WSBA Radio in York, Pa.
Romeo also worked for five years as a television reporter in Harrisburg, and served as news director for an AM-FM pair of stations in White Plains, NY. He has also worked at stations in Florida and Texas.
Romeo came to KYW Newsradio in the summer of 1990. In 1993 he was assigned to a choice beat: to succeed famed reporter Sandy Starobin as Harrisburg bureau chief. In 1994, he came to Philadelphia and the City Hall bureau, where he served as bureau chief.
Romeo has covered major stories during the administrations of John Street and Ed Rendell, including the Philadelphia school district takeover, sports stadium controversies, the 1999 mayoral campaign, and the Republican National Convention in 2000.
On January 1, 2003, with former Philadelphia mayor Ed Rendell elected to serve as Pennsylvania governor, Romeo was tapped to return to Harrisburg for a second stint as bureau chief there. KYW Newsradio said Romeo's appointment was part of the station's plan to beef up its coverage in that area.
In his spare time, Tony has served as publicity chairman of the South Central Pennsylvania Food Bank.
Gov. Wolf's Budget Address Outlines Far-Reaching Overhaul of Taxes — Some Up, Some Down
Wolf called for a tax on natural gas drilling, to increase the state's contribution to public schools to 50 percent.
KYW Newsradio 1060–03/03/2015
Gov. Wolf Presents Budget Address To PA Legislature Tuesday
All indications are that Governor Wolf will propose sweeping changes to state taxes, including increases in the state's personal income tax, sales tax and reductions in property taxes.
Gov. Wolf To Propose Property Tax Relief Across Pennsylvania, Wage Tax Relief in Philadelphia
KYW Newsradio has learned that a siginificant reduction in the Philadelphia wage tax will be part of Governor Wolf's budget proposal that will be laid out tomorrow.
KYW Newsradio 1060–03/02/2015
Medical Marijuana In PA: Less If, More How
Support for legalization of medical marijuana in Pennsylvania is building, but what might the bill that the legislature sends that governor look like?
PUC Gives Verizon Price Flexibility Over Basic Service In Urban Areas
It appears the state's biggest basic landline provider will soon be able to set its own prices for local exchange service without approval of state regulators.
Tens Of Thousands Of Pa. Drivers Getting New Licenses After Faulty Ones Issued
If you got or renewed your Pennsylvania driver's license over the past four months, you may be getting a new one in the mail.
State House Passes Bill That Would Privatize Liquor Sales in Pa.
For the second time in two years, the state House is sending senate legislation to privatize liquor sales in Pennsylvania.
Key State Senator Aims To Move Forward Bill To Legalize Medical Marijuana In Pennsylvania
Lebanon County Republican Mike Folmer says he's pushing full steam ahead with legislation to legalize medical marijuana in Pennsylvania after a hearing on the issue Wednesday morning.
Governor Wolf Announces Plan To Radically Change Pennsylvania's Corporate Tax Structure
Governor Wolf traveled to the Lehigh Valley Wednesday to announce his proposal to cut the state's corporate net income tax in half within two years, from 9-point-99 percent, to 4-point-99 percent.
Members Of The PA Senate React To Keith Olbermann's Tweet About Penn State
Olbermann was suspended because of a nasty Twitter exchange that began with a Penn State Alum's tweet about "Thon" raising 13 million dollars to fight pediatric cancer.
Governor Wolf: Saying PA Suffers From Low Self-Esteem "Probably A Poor Choice Of Words"
Governor Wolf's remark came during a panel discussion over the weekend at the National Governors Association in Washington, D.C., citing low self-esteem as the biggest economic challenge facing Pennsylvania.
Governor Wolf Plays It Close To The Vest As He Prepares Budget Address
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf says he thinks there will be some "nice surprises" in the budget address he is preparing to deliver to the state legislature next week. But for now, he's not tipping his hand.
Gov. Wolf's Plan To Fill 2 Pa. Supreme Court Vacancies Falls Apart
The plan to fill two vacancies on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has run aground now that one of Governor Wolf's nominees has withdrawn his name.
State House Committee Sets Stage For Another Pa. Liquor Privatization Battle
The state House Liquor Control Committee advanced a liquor privatization bill Monday, setting up a likely vote by the full House later this week.
Pennsylvania Senate Advances Proposed Constitutional Amendment On Charities
The Pennsylvania Senate has taken another step toward an amendment to the state constitution that would have the legislature, and not courts, decide which organizations qualify as charities and are thus exempt from certain taxes.


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I have been working at Lockheed Martin full-time (more than 10 years)
Ethics - great focus on ethics, there may be a few bad apples but overall the company places a focus on ethics.
Great place to work with lots of opportunities to move to many different areas of the company
Leadership Programs are extremely strong and graduating from a Lockheed Martin leadership program is a major accomplishment and honor.
Exciting programs
Lockheed Martin employees take pride in work and never forget who they are working for
the company as a whole is very site centric and senior leaders like to see someone face to face all the time. Sharing work across sites could be improved without moving employees
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I worked at Lockheed Martin as an intern
ProsThey pay decent. That's about it.
ConsThey had no work for me to do the entire summer.
Advice to ManagementAdviceMake sure that you don't take interns without having real work to be done.
"Great co-workers, great work-life balance, very good pay. "
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I have been working at Lockheed Martin full-time (more than 5 years)
ProsMy co-workers have been great. We get paid really quite well in comparison to others in my field. The work-life balance is great.
ConsThe health insurance is expensive for a family. With government budget cuts, the company is in a cost cutting mode, which means that things such as outside training and conferences are pretty much a thing of the past. It seems that the culture can be a bit too insular, whereby people here don't keep up with outside trends in their areas of expertise.
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Baron Earth
Swen with seeds of wrath
Engulfed in tragedy
By purveyors of corruption and greed
On suffering they feed
Flock to the heavens
In swells of despair
Crawling towards your bitter end
Turn away from the Sun
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When all lie, steal and cheat
It means nothing in a world of deceit
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The black hearts of man
Will teach us to fear
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Tides turn, storm rolls
When skies ignite with rain like fire
Tides turn, storm rolls
When mortal men barter for peace
Beware he who bears the mark of the beast
Following blind men,
To their graves
Death greets you,
With a suffocating embrace
...And without words
The black hearts of man
Will teach us to fear
By the force of their hand
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Follow signals from the Prophet4Traders system to identify turning points in the U.S. stock market
The purpose of this site is to share results of a trading system that I use for identifying both long-term and short-term trading opportunities. I take the time to do this because of my passion for investing and helping others succeed. The system helped me avoid the "Crash of 2007/2008" and every major correction since then. The cornerstone of my trading system are analyses of futures and equity and index options.
This site is for information purposes only. Past performance of the trading system is not a guarantee of its future success. Please consider consulting a qualified investment adviser before making investment decisions.
If you are an investor, there's no need to concern yourself with the short-term trades that I discuss. The notes in the left-hand pane will provide you with my high-level outlook for the calendar year and for the next 12 months. The left pane will also contain alerts about possible intermediate-term reversals to help you make timely decisions for rebalancing your portolio, taking profits, or putting new money to work.
If you are a short-term trader, I will detail in my blog posts ideas for going long and short the S&P indices to capitalize on the aforementioned reversals.
This site is for information purposes only. Past performance of the trading system is not a guarantee of its future success. Please consider consulting a qualified investment adviser before making investment decisions.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Fully invested
With the intra-day break above ATR3 stop at 2063, I invested the remaining idle cash near the close.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Trades Executed
With the down market open, I traded 50% of sidelined cash at S&P 2015. Given that I was already 25% invested, this incremental amount puts me at approximately 62% invested.
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Time to Trade
My short-term indicator is likely to fire a buy signal on Thursday. Given the possibility for the ECB to announce further QE, the question is whether to buy early (tomorrow) or after the announcement on Thursday. It's a bit of a crap shoot, but given improving money flow, I like the setup and I plan to invest 50% of idle cash tomorrow by 10:30 Pacific. If the market continues to rise, I will invest the remaining 50% upon an intra-day penetration of 2063. If the ECB disappoints on Thursday, I will follow the ATR3 down and buy my second round at a lower point.
Based on my macro indicator, I still believe in a positive bias through August. The macro indicator continues to weaken beyond that point but I'm not ready to call August the top.
Monday, January 12, 2015
So what's the plan now?
The market failed to penetrate the trailing ATR3 stop on Friday but that level 2063 still remains a potential buy target. However, my short-term indicator is pointing to a possible buy signal on or abouts January 22. Hoping for lower levels for a nice entry.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Evening Analysis -- Plan for Friday
In reviewing the day's action, I'm less concerned primarily because of the lack of diverging signals. Prior tops have always coincided with divergences in either money flow or RSI -- that condition doesn't exist. Also, every time in the past when the money flow indicators have penetrated the zero-line to the upside, the market continued to rally. I believe that the recent decline to 1992 was technically significant because it essentially touched the long-term upward trend line. Thus, the correction is likely over. This combined with a healthy macro condition, my objective is to buy on a break of the nearby ATR3 stop at 2063.65.
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Piper Jaffray Companies operates as an investment bank and asset management firm in the United States and Europe. The company's Capital Markets segment offers institutional sales, trading, and research, as well as investment banking services for various equity and fixed income products. It also raises capital through equity financings; provides advisory services relating to mergers and acquisitions for corporate clients; underwrites debt issuances; and offers financial advisory and interest rate risk management services. In addition, this segment provides public finance investment banking capabilities focus on state and local governments, cultural and social service non-profit entities, and the healthcare, education, hospitality, senior living, and transportation sectors, as well as on business services, clean technology and renewables, consumer, diversified industrials and services, and technology, media, and telecommunications industries. Further, this segment offers equity and fixed income advisory and trade execution services for institutional investors, and government and non-profit entities; and is involved in trading activities for customer facilitation and strategic trading purposes, as well as has equity sales and trading relationships with institutional investors. Additionally, the Capital Markets segment engages in merchant banking activities, which comprise equity or debt investments in late stage private companies, and investments in private equity and venture capital funds, and other firm investments, as well as has alternative asset management funds, which invest in municipal securities and merchant banking. The Asset Management segment provides traditional asset management services with product offerings in equity securities and master limited partnerships to institutions and individuals through separately managed accounts and open-end and closed-end funds. Piper Jaffray Companies was founded in 1895 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Piper Jaffray announced that senior bankers Len Sheer, Amrit Agrawal and Bob Lauria joined the Piper Jaffray debt capital markets group to help lead the expansion of the firm's debt capabilities. They each bring a strong track record for providing creative and market-leading debt advisory and fundraising services to middle-market clients. Sheer will assume the role of global head of debt capital markets, joining James Chiarelli who will serve as co-head of debt capital markets. Agrawal and Lauria will fill out the senior team as head of debt private placements and principal, respectively. Sheer, Agrawal and Lauria will be based in the firm's New York office, while Chiarelli will continue to be based in the firm's Chicago office. Len Sheer brings 20 years of banking experience, having most recently served as managing director and co-head of debt capital markets at Cowen Group Inc. Amrit Agrawal joins Piper Jaffray from Cowen Group Inc. where he served as a managing director in the debt capital markets group. Bob Lauria joins Piper Jaffray from Cowen Group Inc. where he was a director in the debt capital markets group.
Piper Jaffray Companies reported unaudited earnings results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2014. For the quarter, the company reported net revenues were $150,548,000 against $187,576,000 a year ago. Income from continuing operations before income tax expense was $21,489,000 against $42,052,000 a year ago. Income from continuing operations was $13,975,000 against $31,792,000 a year ago. Net income applicable to Piper Jaffray Companies was $12,543,000 or $0.77 diluted per share against $27,134,000 or $1.70 diluted per share a year ago. Net income from continuing operations was $12,543,000 or $0.77 diluted per share against $27,952,000 or $1.75 diluted per share a year ago. For the fourth quarter of 2014, adjusted net revenues were $148.4 million, down 19% compared to $182.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2013 due primarily to lower equity financing revenues, lower asset management performance fees, and lower investment gains from its merchant banking and firm investments. Adjusted net revenues were $148,394,000 against $182,643,000 a year ago. Adjusted net income from continuing operations was $14,700,000 or $0.90 diluted per share against $30,453,000 or $1.91 diluted per share a year ago. Adjusted net income from continuing operations applicable to Piper Jaffray Companies' common shareholders was $13,712,000 against $27,435,000 a year ago. For the year, the company reported net revenues were $648,138,000 against $525,195,000 a year ago. Income from continuing operations before income tax expense was $110,311,000 against $75,613,000 a year ago. Income from continuing operations was $74,325,000 against $55,223,000 a year ago. Net income applicable to Piper Jaffray Companies was $63,172,000 or $3.87 diluted per share against $45,090,000 or $2.70 diluted per share a year ago. Net income from continuing operations was $63,172,000 or $3.87 diluted per share against $49,829,000 or $2.98 diluted per share a year ago. Book value per share increased 5% from December 31, 2013 to $53.71 a share at December 31, 2014. Adjusted net revenues were $632,439,000 against $516,401,000 a year ago. Adjusted net income from continuing operations was $72,114,000 or $4.42 diluted per share against $59,547,000 or $3.56 diluted per share a year ago. Adjusted net income from continuing operations applicable to Piper Jaffray Companies' common shareholders was $66,371,000 against $53,612,000 a year ago.
Piper Jaffray Companies announced that they will report Q4, 2014 results at 9:00 AM, Eastern Standard Time on Feb 05, 2015
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DoD doubles down on cyber threat reality
Identity management, standup of Cyber Command, and information sharing with the industrial base have been cited as key cyber accomplishments in the Department of Defense. But much work remains, experts say.
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Army to take first integrated set of IT to the battlefield
Two brigades of the Army's 10th Mountain Division are training on a ready-to-go set of networking capabilities as they prepare to deploy to Afghanistan. The IT comes out of the Network Integration Evaluation process.
Tags: DoD , Army , Network Integration Evaluation , Agile development , Dan Hughes , Genaro Dellarocco , Jennifer Zbozny , Mark Elliott , AUSA confrence , technology , acquisition
DoD opens bidding for secure mobile device project
DISA wants a secure mobile device manager and app store to support at least 162,000 Apple and Android mobile devices. Contract would begin next spring.
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DoD, CFPB to educate service members against rising debt
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the financial health of service members is important for troop readiness. A new report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau details potential problems service members are facing.
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Lighter force has double meaning for Marine Corps
After a decade of heavy land war, Marine Corps turns to energy efficiency as a way to lighten its load and return to its expeditionary maritime roots. The service already rolled out four technologies that reduce the amount of energy a marine uses. The Marines Corps also is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on developing and testing other energy efficient equipment.
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Paralympian supports new generation of wounded warriors
Chris Devlin-Young is a Coast Guard veteran, who became partially paralyzed when his plane ran into a mountainside in 1982. Since then, he's won numerous world medals in the Paralympic sport of monoskiiing and does counseling work with wounded veterans.
Tags: On DoD , Wounded Warriors , Chris Devlin-Young , veterans
DISA offers 'off-ramps' for military services' IT expenses
The Defense Information Systems Agency sees itself as a safety valve for increasing pressure on military services' IT budgets. At a meeting of CIOs last week, DISA told the military services they could offload commodity IT services to their data centers.
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Air Force looks to revamp its definition of cyberspace
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Do you know how many people stream television programs online? How about the number of people who bundle TV and Internet? Well, cable TV use in Akron, AL tends to follow larger trends. In America, 97% of people watch television as it is broadcast, 48% stream at least one show online and 7% use their DVRs to watch TV whenever they want. And, 72% of the population bundles TV and Internet, while 33% of homes have four or more televisions.
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Ficino set out to show that the ancient Neoplatonic philosophy embodied a "gentile theological tradition," one that complemented the Mosaic revelation to the Jews and prepared its devotees for the final truths of Christianity. Ficino worked in full knowledge of the internal complications of Neoplatonism. He wrote and argued in styles that ranged from the logical and synthetic to the poetic and evocative, as he struggled to find ways to prove that the universe was orderly and governed by a Creator and to lay out the place within it of the immortal human soul.
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@Lobos_Del_Rayo: Ok, your loss I'll use Brandon as a look when Falken stops pitying himself. I have a good idea to incorporate the coffin
@Kuro_San: lol I was just being a smart ass you don't have to use him. :P It's okay I know you were just trying to help I think you can make Brandon as Falken work and make it badass. I can't wait to see the coffin idea
What mess up is there are images like that one above which are badass and I would use for Crow but there are some when he looks totally emo.
A recomendation, please watch Giant Robo: The Day Earth Stood Still, is the closest thing you'll find to an Anime of the Vice verse, you have martial artists, superheroes, legendary creatures, ninjas, robots, high tech and mysticism all rolled into an incredible retro-styled anime with shout-out to several other animes and damn good animation and extremely awesome fight scenes and is a mine field of crowning moments of awesome....
Horizon also seems like that (only watched an episode before I dropped it 'couse I loated the main character the moment I set eyes over him) with multiples experts in different fields of combat or magic
I might be able to get back to RPing here when I start my new fall semester at school (lol since I get inspired to write when I'm stressed out about school), but I wont make any promises just in case XD I'll will continue looming over the Vice RP threads though .... ;P
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The late July report, largely overlooked by the press, provides detailed information on insurance plans today in all 50 states, from the cheapest plans offered to a 30-year-old nonsmoker to the most expensive plans 55-year-old couples can buy.
A separate report from the Maryland insurance department lists the lowest-cost "bronze" plans proposed for ObamaCare exchanges in eight states.
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Comparing the two reveals a wide gulf between the cheapest plans available now and those that will be sold next year under ObamaCare.
In Ohio, for example, the least expensive "bronze" plan for a 25-year-old will cost $1,956 a year. That's almost three times higher than the cheapest plan in that state today, and higher than even the median-priced plan in the state, according to the GAO report.
In Virginia, the lowest "bronze" premium is $1,608 — which is 252% higher than the cheapest policy available today.
And Maryland's least expensive ObamaCare plan will be 83% higher than the lowest-cost plan sold in that state this year.
Aetna (AET) on Thursday pulled out of Maryland's exchange after state officials pressed it to lower its proposed rates by up to 29%.
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ObamaCare backers point out that many people couldn't get these current low rates either because they aren't sold in their local area, or because of their health status. And these plans often include higher deductibles and skimpier benefits than ObamaCare allows.
They also point out that exchange subsidies will offset higher ObamaCare costs for many, and that in any case, higher premiums are worth it given the protections against coverage denials and the more comprehensive benefits required.
But not everyone will be eligible for these subsidies, which phase out entirely at 400% of the poverty rate. And even with them, costs will still go up for many. A young worker making $20,000 in Maryland, for example, would pay about $1,000 for the cheapest ObamaCare plan, after the subsidy. That's still $278 more than the least expensive plan offered in the state today.
And higher rates pose a significant risk to ObamaCare's success. If not enough young people sign up, premium costs will spiral upward.
That's been the experience in six states that have already imposed ObamaCare-style market reforms — known as "guaranteed issue" and "community rating." These rules prevent insurers from denying coverage or charging more to people who are sick. But they can easily backfire.
Because coverage is guaranteed, people have an incentive to put off buying insurance until they get sick, thereby saving premium costs in the meantime. And the community rating rules reduce premiums for the sick, but raise them for the healthy.
The combination of the two can create a premium "death spiral." If young, healthy people refuse to buy coverage, the insurance pool gets older and sicker, and premiums climb still higher.
The GAO data support this. The lowest-cost plans in the six states with guaranteed issue and community rating rules average $1,703 a year. But in the 44 states without these rules, the cheapest plans average only $615.
Two states — Kentucky and New Hampshire — abandoned these market regulations precisely because of this death spiral. And in New York, these rules left the state with just thousands able to afford individual policies, down from more than 1 million who bought them in 1992.
The designers of ObamaCare say the individual mandate will prevent sky-high rates by forcing young and healthy people to buy coverage or pay a fine. But there's no guarantee this will work.
In Massachusetts, for example, which has both the ObamaCare market reforms and an individual mandate, the cheapest plan available today costs $2,564 a year, according to the GAO. That's higher than any other state in the country, and more than three times the national average.
And while Washington state has guaranteed issue and community rating rules but no individual mandate, ObamaCare will nevertheless push its premiums still higher. The cheapest "bronze" plan proposed for a 25-year-old would run $2,000 a year — which amounts to a 60% increase over what's available to a young person in that state today.
Plus, even ObamaCare backers say that the penalties for not complying with the mandate are likely to be too weak to work effectively, according to the Washington Examiner's Philip Klein — who was one of the few to pick up on the GAO report.
Klein notes that liberal economist Uwe Reinhardt called these low penalties a "major design flaw in the law."
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Billy Gray (b. 1938)
Then: Bud Anderson, Father Knows Best.
Now: In alphabetical order: (1) Inventor; (2) Motorcycle racer.
Billy Gray a.k.a. Bud on Father Knows Best?Few who�ve seen Billy Gray�s portrayal of Bud Anderson on the long-running and much beloved Father Knows Best would disagree with Bill Mumy (of Lost In Space fame), who once described Bud as �the coolest teen on a TV series ever.
The son of western B-movie film actress Beatrice Gray, Bill was �discovered� by his mother�s agent when she came to see Billy�s brother in a school play. Almost immediately, Gray�s film career took off: from six to fifteen, he made over 35 films, including the sci-fi classic �The Day the Earth Stood Still,� his personal favorite. �If I had to sit and watch one of my movies for all eternity, that�d be the one that I�d choose.� Gray was often in very good company, working with such film legends as Burt Lancaster, Henry Fonda, Abbott and Costello, Doris Day -- the list goes on. The affable Gray chuckles now at his good fortune. �It was just one job after another, I was working all the time.� And yet he was still a kid, earning the nickname �The Gremlin� on set. �I could be kind of a handful,� he says, adding that the films he actually had the most fun making were �On Moonlight Bay� and �By the Silvery Moon� based on the Penrod stories of Booth Tarkington. �I had some good dream sequences that were pretty fun.�Then, in 1954, everything changed when Gray took on the role of Bud Anderson (ironically, Gray was originally slated for a part in the TV western Annie Oakley but at the last moment opted for Father instead -- good call, Bill!). Like many shows of the time it was based on a radio series (which also starred Robert Young), but Father Knows Best was not just any family hour. With over 203 episodes made and appearing over its history on all three networks, the series was a huge success, which Gray attributes to the quest for quality shared by everyone involved. �A lot of these shows, they�d settle for one take because they didn�t want to take the time. It wasn�t unusual for us to do 10 or 12 takes at a time.� And Gray�s character, Bud Anderson, was often a pivotal part of the show, including the pilot, �Bud Takes Up Dance.� �I had some shows that were just �Hi, I�m home, what�s for dinner?�, but I�d say about three out of five shows were centered on Bud.� Gray laughs and describes the day that he went, alone, still in his teens, to the producer�s office to discuss salary. Not surprisingly, as the show became more popular most of the cast had renegotiated their contracts (at the time Gray was receiving only $250 per episode). �My agent wouldn�t do it, so finally I went into (producer) Eugene B. Rodney�s office and said I�m not coming in on Monday unless I get my salary adjusted. That was pretty harrowing.� Maybe, but Gray got his adjustment!
Unfortunately, after Father Knows Best, things quickly dried up. Gray is very up front about discussing his arrest for possession of a trace amount of marijuana in 1962, which effectively derailed his career; no Robert Downey Jr. story here. (�There was a popular misconception that I was some deep druggy,� says Gray, �that I was an addict, which was absolutely not the case.� Gray was somewhat vindicated in 1998 when he reached a settlement for a libel suite against film critic Leonard Malting who in his popular video guides, when listing the 1971 film �Dusty and Sweet McGee� in which Gray played a drug dealer, had been describing Billy as a �real life� user and pusher; part of the settlement required Maltin to publicly apologize for defamation of character, which he did during a press conference shortly thereafter). Billy went on to make a few more films but eventually stepped away from acting.
Yet he was never inactive. �I�d always been interested in motorcycle racing, had a drag-bike at 14, even during the filming of the show until they found out about it and made me stop.� So when acting slowed down, Gray threw himself into �Speedway� racing, a form popular in the 30�s and 40�s involving four racers, an oval track, and no brakes. �Each night we�d go to the track and race our little hearts out�in some ways I think it took care of my need to perform -- it was a performance of sorts, I used to call it �Theater of the Oval.�� It was also during this time, in endless tinkering and experimenting with his bike to improve his performance, that he developed a passion for inventing. First there was �Loving Thumb,� a self-massaging piece designed to recreate the feel of someone kneeding their thumb into that particular sore spot on your back. But it is his latest invention, the F-1 guitar pick, that is Billy�s current passion, not to mention a thriving business, carried in over 100 guitar stores nationwide (as well as a Japanese distributor). �It�s a totally innovative new design, we�re hoping it will become the industry standard; it�s weird looking, but people who give it a chance seem to really like it.� Details can be found on www.f1pick.com.
Billy has not completely left acting behind, however. A year ago Bill Mumy wrote a short film called �Overload� and called on Billy to come back to the fold. �I decided to write something as a vehicle to return Billy Gray to the screen,� said Mumy, �that�s really where the project started. I�ve always been a huge fan of his work.� The piece is a tribute of sorts to former child actors, including Angela Cartwright (Mumy�s sister �Penny� on Lost In Space), Johnny Crawford (former Mousketeer and �Mark� on The Rifleman�), Tony Dow (�Wally� from Leave It to Beaver) who also directed, Melissa Gilbert (�Laura� from Little House on the Prairie) and Don Grady (�Robbie� from My Three Sons and also a former Mousketeer!). There are hopes that the short will drum up interest in development of a full-length feature version of the film.If you would like to visit Billy Gray online, take a visit to www.billygray.com


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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Conceptualizing global history. Boulder : Westview Press, 1993 (OCoLC)622665002 |
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Description: | viii, 253 pages ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | An introduction to global history / Bruce Mazlish -- The theory of global history. The rounding of the earth : ecology and global history / Neva R. Goodwin -- Global history : historiographical feasibility and environmental reality / Wolf Schäfer -- Global history and the third world / Ralph Buultjens -- From universal history to global history / Manfred Kossok -- Global history in a postmodernist era? / Bruce Mazlish -- Applied global history. Migration and its enemies / Wang Gungwu -- A globalizing economy : some implications and consequences / Richard J. Barnet and John Cavanagh -- Human rights as global imperative / Louis Menand III -- The globalization of music : expanding spheres of influence / John Joyce -- An overview. On the prospect of global history / Raymond Grew. |
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Add a Comment"Boy Nobody" is a spy thriller and a dark glimpse into the psyche of an unusual protagonist. As emotions surge forth and unfamiliar memories bubble to the surface, we find ourselves getting pulled into the mind and motivations of this character even when we shudder at his actions. It takes a skilled writer to manage that feat and Mr. Zadoff delivers.
This is a book that makes for uneasy yet absorbing reading. As an exploration of the shady heart of national security, a role that requires espionage, infiltration and assassination, "Boy Nobody" takes us into perilous waters where it's never clear who the bad guy is or who will come out alive. It could also serve as a cold-blooded primer on how to hit someone merely to wound or to kill, where to stand if you're going to fight or how to take on multiple assailants or armed combatants. Of course, the average citizen isn't likely to need such tactics or even u se them successfully against trained professionals—but wouldn't it be fun to know how?
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Absent Macro Shocks, Cash And Expenses Will Drive Boeing
April 24, 2013Boeing's delivery schedule slowed, but the long-term value is still quite appealing. -
Good Long-Term Trends, But Softer Conditions Today At United ...
April 24, 2013UTX's focused business mix isn't delivering any better results than the average industrial conglomerate -
Halliburton Has Gotten Interesting Again
April 22, 2013If oilfield activity has bottomed, Halliburton would be a good pick here. -
GE's Guidance Wasn't Great, But Expectations Seem Low
April 19, 2013GE looks underpriced on its long-term growth potential. -
Thermo Steps Up And Seals A Deal For Life Technologies
April 19, 2013Speculation has been all over the place for an M&A with LifeTech, but the final announcement is consistent with my expectations. -
GE Pays Up To Get Into Another Attractive Energy Business
April 9, 2013GE is taking a deep dive into artificial lifts with a high-priced acquisition of Lufkin Industries. -
A Slimmed Down Vestas Hopes For More Than Just Survival
April 2, 2013Vestas is clearly struggling, but may just manage to do more than survive. -
Steady Progress And Unappreciated Value At MetLife
February 18, 2013MetLife is still making steady improvements, but the stock doesn't reflect it. -
Enphase System at Arizona Solar Farm - Analyst Blog
February 13, 2013Enphase Energy Inc. (ENPH) has announced that Arizona based Cambio Energy has completed a solar installation at the Tempe ... -
Pricey Today, IDEX Deserves A Spot On Watchlists
February 7, 2013IDEX runs an interesting conglomerate, but valuation already anticipates a recovery. -
Are Good Orders Just The Beginning For Cameron?
February 5, 2013Cameron's weak guidance and poor margins were hidden under a deluge of new orders. -
Illinois Tool Works Still Has Work To Do
February 5, 2013Illinois Tool Works is already getting a lot of hype for saying and doing the right things. -
Can Offshore Continue To Offset Weaker Onshore Trends At National ...
February 5, 2013National Oilwell Varco's orders were alright, but margins were disappointing. -
Reshoring Bringing Back Jobs to USA - Analyst Blog
February 4, 2013The 'offshoring' movement had a profound deleterious effect on the U.S. job market. Entire industries such as electronics, ... -
Danaher Still A High-End Conglomerate, And Priced Like One
January 31, 2013Danaher continues to execute according to plan. -
GE Augments TYRX Liquidity - Analyst Blog
January 30, 2013GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services, an operating unit of General Electric Company (GE), recently acted as an administrative ... -
Confidence And Relief Will Take General Electric Only So Far
January 24, 2013GE's performance was decent, but not spectacular. -
Parker Hannifin's Recent Run Has Taken Away The Value
January 24, 2013Parker Hannifin is a decent enough industrial play, but it's had its rebound. -
GE to Acquire French Wind Parks - Analyst Blog
January 2, 2013In its concerted effort to reduce debt and maintain investment grade credit rating, Iberdrola SA, the biggest utility firm ... -
GE Partially Divests Aviation Unit - Analyst Blog
December 31, 2012GE Aviation Systems, an operating unit of General Electric Company (GE), has recently announced the signing of an agreement ... -
United Technologies to Divest Asset - Analyst Blog
December 26, 2012United Technologies Corp. (UTX) recently announced that it has entered into an agreement to divest its UTC Power fuel cells ... -
MET Wary of 2013, Shelves Buyback - Analyst Blog
December 17, 2012Yesterday, MetLife Inc. (MET) announced its projected operating earnings growth to falter in 2013 on an annual basis, which ... -
Will This Aerospace Cycle Finally Let Hexcel Take Off?
December 14, 2012Hexcel is seeing solid demand, but valuation seems ambitious. -
How Far Can Philips' Turnaround Take The Stock?
December 13, 2012Philips has improved, but can it be a truly top-notch company? -
Honeywell Battens Down The Hatches
December 13, 2012Honeywell's guidance was a bit soft, but the deal for Intermec is smart. -
UTX Arm Secures Navy Contract - Analyst Blog
December 12, 2012UTC Aerospace Systems, a unit of United Technologies Corporation (UTX), obtained an aftermarket contract worth $70 million ... -
Covanta Buys GE's Delaware Facility - Analyst Blog
December 6, 2012Covanta Holding Corporation (CVA) has acquired Delaware Valley Resource Recovery Facility from GE Energy Financial Services ... -
Time For Hologic To Translate Technology Into Results
November 14, 2012Hologic has to take market-leading technology and translate it into strong cash flow. -
Warning: The Economy in 2015 Might Shock You
November 9, 2012In the summer of 2015, either one or both political parties will begin the search for their next presidential. By that time, ... -
Can Emerson Build On Some Positive Momentum?
November 8, 2012Emerson may be putting a bad run behind it. the company also stacks up reasonably well to other industrial conglomerates ... -
ABB's Third Quarter Keeps The Uncertainty High
October 29, 2012ABB delivered another mixed quarter in an uncertain and nervous market. -
New SPDRs Debut: Positive Momentum And Low Valuation
October 29, 2012State Street became the latest ETF firm to launch factor-based equity ETFs this week, rolling out a pair of funds that will ... -
GE's Results Reflect An Industrial Slowdown, But Valuation Isn't ...
October 23, 2012GE may have disappointed, but the company and its stock are both in good shape today. -
An Unusual Miss (And Sobering Guidance) From Danaher
October 22, 2012Gloominess from Danaher should give industrial investors a reason for pause. -
General Electric Reports In line - Analyst Blog
October 19, 2012General Electric Company (GE) reported third quarter 2012 earnings from continuing operations of 36 cents per share, in line ... -
Stock Winners & Economic Policies - Investment Ideas
October 5, 2012I followed some of the discussions on a few blogs related to my last article and my highlight of H&R Block (HRB). Fellow ... -
3M Takes On A Little Risk For A Potentially Great Deal
October 1, 20123M's acquisition of Ceradyne looks like the sort of deal that could quietly pay off very well in the years to come. -
Energy Sector Recap Week Ending Sept. 21, 2012
September 24, 2012A summary of the major events in the Energy Sector impacting investors for the week ending Sept. 21, 2012. -
The Market Is Already Expecting Big Things At Dril-Quip
September 24, 2012Dril-Quip has an exciting order outlook, but valuations are already high. -
Merge Grows with Subscription Model - Analyst Blog
August 16, 2012Merge Healthcare (MRGE) recounted a significant addition to its client list with the recent transition of its pricing arrangements ... -
National Oilwell Varco Goes Back To The M&A Well In A Big Way
August 9, 2012National Oilwell pulls out its wallet once again. -
Mixed 2Q for Edison, Profits Dip - Analyst Blog
August 1, 2012Edison International (EIX) reported adjusted earnings of 32 cents per share for the second quarter of 2012, missing both ... -
Time For Cameron To Start Flexing
July 31, 2012Cameron could be on the cusp of significant order and profit growth. -
Bull Vs. Bear: Olympic Advertising Worth Shareholders' Money
July 24, 2012The Olympic games is a great time to buy into major Olympic sponsors, such as Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble. -
General Electric's Second Quarter Earnings Report
July 20, 2012General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) announced its results for the second quarter on July 20, 2012. General Electric is an ... -
General Electric Second Quarter Earnings Preview
July 17, 2012General Electric (NYSE:GE) is expected to report increased earnings when it releases its second quarter results on Friday, ... -
Comcast to Sell Stake in A&E - Analyst Blog
July 11, 2012NBC Universal, a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation (CMCSA) - the largest cable MSO in the U.S. - recently announced plans ... -
According To Siemens, An Industrial Rebound May Not Be Around ...
July 3, 2012Investors who can live with the risk of taking a 20-30% paper loss in the short run may be willing to buy Siemens' stocks ... -
Be Socially Responsible And Be Wealthy
June 29, 2012Making money in the market shouldn't prevent you from sleeping at night. Find out how to keep your conscience clean and bank ... -
Actuant Down To One Horse
June 25, 2012Even if Actuant can grow free cash flow at a high single-digit rate over the next decade, these shares aren't compelling ... -
Bio-Reference Labs Taking Advantage Of Esoteric Opportunities
June 22, 2012The decision of whether to buy Bio-Reference really comes down to an investor's confidence in the growth prospects for the ... -
American Superconductor - From A Growth Play To A Survival Story
June 8, 2012American Superconductor gave investors a glimpse of a successful future only to see market conditions erode significantly. ... -
Pall's Growth Doesn't Support The Valuation
June 8, 2012Pall's mediocre growth doesn't justify a premium valuation. -
A Trader's Guide to Ancestry.com (ACOM)
June 7, 2012Online family history and genealogy resource Ancestry.com (NASDAQ: ACOM) popped on Wednesday as news came through of the ... -
Premium-Price athenahealth Leaves Little Room For Error
June 1, 2012athenahealth has the growth, but a nose-bleed valuation to match. -
For Joy Global, It's No Longer "If" Or "When" But, "How Long?"
June 1, 2012With the slowdown in mining equipment, Joy Global may lag for a while. -
Dow 30 Stocks With High Dividends
June 1, 2012We combed through the Dow 30 to find some of its highest-yielding stocks. -
Be Socially Responsible And Be Wealthy
May 30, 2012Making money in the market shouldn't prevent you from sleeping at night. Find out how to keep your conscience clean and bank ... -
Five Wind Energy Stocks To Watch
May 28, 2012One shining example in the renewable energy space is the wind energy sector. Capacity continues to grow and offers a value ... -
Invest In These Four Socially Responsible Stocks
May 23, 2012Making money in the market shouldn't prevent you from sleeping at night. Find out how to keep your conscience clean and bank ... -
The LED Market Gets Brighter
May 23, 2012As we continue to grapple with increasing energy demands, innovative technology like LEDs are helping us find solutions. -
For Autodesk, Growth Is Weighing On Value
May 23, 2012Autodesk doesn't get much respect for the quality of its earnings. -
AerCap An Interesting Play On Commercial Aviation Recovery
May 12, 2012While plenty is written on commercial aerospace plays, the large airplane leasing companies don't get the same attention. ... -
Exxon Mobil Staying Energetic
May 2, 2012Exxon Mobil doesn't appear to be having any expansion problems whatsoever. -
Finding Value In The Market
April 27, 2012The overall large-cap value segment has been lagging the overall stock market. That being said, there are still plenty of ... -
5 Easy Ways to Cash In on US Dividends
April 26, 2012If you're outside the US looking in, there are important pros and cons to adding exchange traded funds from America to your ... -
Is GE's Size A Disadvantage?
April 24, 2012GE is reasonably valued on an earnings basis and possesses an above-average dividend yield of 3.5%. But it's difficult to ... -
Crosstex Energy Plans For Growth
April 11, 2012Crosstex Energy plans to spend $300 million in 2012 on a number of projects designed to take advantage of the domestic drilling ... -
5 Wind Energy Stocks To Watch
March 23, 2012One shining example in the renewable energy space is the wind energy sector. Capacity continues to grow and offers a value ... -
The Job Market Hurts Companies, Too
March 22, 2012While unemployment plagues workers, it is also a problem for companies who can't find skilled workers for the jobs they have. -
Four Socially Responsible Stocks To Watch
March 21, 2012Making money in the market shouldn't prevent you from sleeping at night. Find out how to keep your conscience clean and bank ... -
PC-Tel May Be Signaling "Buy"
March 15, 2012PCTEL is an obscure tech company with an interesting security venture. -
Filtering Pall Corp's Investment Appeal
March 14, 2012Pall's stock could potentially pull back to more reasonable valuation levels. -
Esterline Tech's Primary Growth Avenues
March 7, 2012Esterline's future growth trends are likely to be much more challenging. -
Is It Finally Solar Energy's Year?
February 17, 2012The solar energy sector could be having one of the best years in its history. -
MetLife Seems Seriously Underestimated
February 16, 2012MetLife gets little credit for its quality. -
Can Zoltek Keep The Wind At Its Back?
February 8, 2012Zoltek was set up to soar on a big beat. -
Cameron Waiting For The Subsea Story To Surface
February 7, 2012Cameron's present is a little challenging, but the future is bright. -
Whirlpool Not Just Another Doomed U.S. Manufacturer
February 6, 2012Whirlpool is stronger than many may assume. -
Which Companies Spend The Most On Lobbying?
January 27, 2012Find out which companies spend the most on gaining influence over government officials. -
5 Wind Energy Stocks To Watch
January 18, 2012One shining example in the renewable energy space is the wind energy sector. Capacity continues to grow and offers a value ... -
Philips – Plenty Of Cloud, Minimal Silver Lining
January 11, 2012Koninklijke Philips suffers through yet another poor quarter. -
Europe Won't Kill Siemens
January 11, 2012Siemens may have ambitious goals, but valuation is not demanding. -
Playing BlackRock's 2012 Forecast
January 10, 2012Strategists at BlackRock estimate that 2012 will be another year of slow economic growth. -
2011 In Review - Conglomerates
December 22, 2011Conglomerates were largely in the red for 2011. -
SonoSite Finds Its Deal
December 20, 2011SonoSite finally finds its buyer. -
5 Dow 30 Stocks With Huge Dividends
November 24, 2011We combed through the Dow 30 to find some of its highest-yielding stocks. -
LEEDing REITs See Green
November 22, 2011REITs that embrace sustainability will ultimately be the leaders in future Class A space. -
Trade Options Expiration Like the Pros
November 17, 2011Joe Kinahan discusses "witching," or options expiration, reviews the common mistakes traders make during these times, and ... -
Is Hologic A Coiled Spring?
November 11, 2011Hologic looks cheap on even modest growth recovery expectations. -
GE Still On A Road To Recovery
October 26, 2011GE still looks attractive, after rebuilding over the past few years. Patient investors can expect solid dividend growth. -
5 Wind Energy Stocks To Watch
September 29, 2011One shining example in the renewable energy space is the wind energy sector. Capacity continues to grow and offers a value ... -
An Opportunity To Play The Growth In Wind Energy
September 23, 2011One shining example in the renewable energy space is the wind energy sector. Capacity continues to grow and offers a value ... -
Obama Goes To War With The Oil Industry
September 22, 2011The Obama administration has proposed an expensive jobs bill and is targeting the oil and gas industry to help pay for this ... -
Central Banks Take Another Kick At The Can
September 21, 2011Central banks take another kick at the can. -
FuelCell Energy – Is The Corner In Sight?
September 14, 2011FuelCell makes its first ever gross profit, but real success is still far away. -
The Case For The Industrial Sector
August 4, 2011They are "old school", and maybe even a little boring, but industrials can sure put up the numbers. -
All Is Well At Honeywell
July 28, 2011Honeywell is well positioned to take advantage of an eventual recovery in global industrial economic activity. -
Danaher Delivers On High Expectations
July 27, 2011Danaher may not have hit the top of the range, but the consistency is there. -
Ways To Invest In A Growing Brazil
July 19, 2011Brazil is no sleeping gaint; this resource-rich country has transformed itself into a nation exceptionally worthy of long-term ...
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MySQL Founder Monty Widenius Departs Sun
Feb 06, 2009Michael "Monty" Widenius, long associated with MySQL, has decided to leave Sun Microsystems. His plan is to pursue open source software development again as an independent agent, and he also sees a future in gastronomy that should benefit all database developers.
more »Sun: Growth Engine Open Source
Feb 04, 2009In the classic business of high end infrastructure, Sun has been experiencing diminishing sales. The company recently presented its sales figures at the Munich preview to the CeBIT trade show, which opens in March, along with a hint of what they will focus on at the show.
more »Appeal for BtrFS Inclusion in Kernel
Jan 06, 2009Chris Mason, lead developer of the copy-on-write BtrFS filesystem, has appealed for its inclusion in the Linux kernel.
more »BaseX 5.0: XML Database with Visual Frontend
Jan 02, 2009A team of developers at the German university of Konstanz has released version 5.0 of the XML database. The open source application employs many standard XML features and comes with a graphic user-interface.
more »MySQL Founder Warns 5.1 Not Ready
Dec 01, 2008MySQL founder Michael "Monty" Widenius warns in his blog against putting the current version 5.1 of the popular database package into production. He's critical of the release policy and fears that the product's quality may suffer.
more »MySQL 5.1: New Version of Open Source Database
Nov 27, 2008Sun Microsystems has realized the second quarter announced release of version 5.1 of MySQL.
more »Box Backup Backing up for portables with Box Backup
Nov 12, 2008The Box Backup network backup tool is a simple and secure solution for traveling clients. We'll show you how to get started with this open source tool.
more »Workspace: Funambol Open source syncing, simplified
Nov 12, 2008Keeping contact and calendar data in sync across devices and applications is not a new problem, but it is still a problem. Funambol offers an open source syncing solution.
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Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.
Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
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I am an Associate Professor in EE, and have adjunct appointments in the departments of Computer Science and Engineering, Mathematics, and Statistics at UW. My research interests lie in the intersection of mathematical optimization, data analysis, and control theory. Prior to joining UW EE, I was a Research Scientist at the Control and Dynamical Systems Department at Caltech. I received my PhD in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University where I was part of the Information Systems Lab. In 2009, I received an NSF Career Award and the UW EE Outstanding Teaching Award.
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Research InterestsConvex Optimization; Parsimonious Modeling and Compressed Sensing; Matrix Rank Minimization; Distributed Online Optimization; Applications in large-scale data analysis and machine learning, signal processing, and system identification.Funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) is gratefully acknowledged. Research groupStudents: Alumni: Currently: Assistant Professor, Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Currently: Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Western Washington University. Currently: CMI Postdoctoral fellow at Caltech. Soon to join Amazon, Inc. as a Research Scientist.
Preprints: Teaching2014-2015:
EE/AA/ME 578: Optimization in System Sciences
EE235: Continuous-time Linear Systems (Signals and Systems)
EE235: Continuous-time Linear Systems (Signals and Systems)
EE/AA/ME 578: Optimization in System Sciences
EE 546: Frontiers in Optimization: Convex Optimization Algorithms
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