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ALBANY -- The state Assembly passed a bill Tuesday to increase the minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 an hour, putting pressure on the Senate and Gov. Andrew Cuomo to support the measure.
Legislative leaders and Cuomo are debating whether to boost the minimum wage, which hasn't been raised since 2009. President Obama has proposed increasing the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour, and state leaders have suggested they may wait until Congress acts.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D-Manhattan, said the minimum wage should be increased independent of federal action. The Assembly bill would increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour in January and tie future raises to the rate of inflation.
The Assembly passed the bill 101-44.
Silver said a full-time employee earning the minimum wage makes about $15,080 a year, and he called such a low wage "appalling."
"Currently, no one could raise a family on $15,080 a year without a helping hand from government," Silver said at a news conference at the Capitol. "There is no moral or economic rationale that justifies that reality."
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, R-Nassau County, has warned that the minimum-wage increase could hurt businesses in New York, and business groups have railed against the measure. Skelos and Senate Republicans on Monday proposed tax breaks for the middle class.
Skelos estimated that increasing the minimum wage to $9 an hour would hit businesses with $480 million in new expenses.
"I continue to have concerns that this measure may be counterproductive to our efforts to help businesses create new jobs and rebuild the state's economy," Skelos said in a statement Tuesday.
The Assembly held a more than three-hour debate on the floor about the minimum-wage increase. Assembly Republicans, who hold 43 of the 150 seats in the chamber, criticized the bill, saying it would lead to job cuts.
Assemblyman Steve Katz, R-Yorktown, Westchester County, said New York already has a poor business environment. The Tax Foundation, a conservative group based in Washington D.C., last year named New York as having the worst business climate in the nation.
"I think it's going to hurt the people that you're trying to help," Katz said.
Assemblyman David Gantt, D-Rochester, said "you're a joke" to a Republican assemblyman when he questioned the value of the increasing the minimum wage. Gantt said some young people won't take jobs because the salary is low.
"We can create jobs that are already there by simply giving them the minimum wage that they need," Gantt said.
Some Democrats argued that increasing the minimum wage would help the economy because workers would spend more.
Assemblyman Kevin Cahill, D-Kingston, Ulster County, called it a "statement of humanity" to increase the wage.
Cuomo included a minimum wage of $8.75 in his budget proposal released Jan. 22, but it didn't include future increases tied to inflation.
He said Monday that it's uncertain whether a minimum-wage increase would be included in the budget or dealt with later in the legislative session, which runs until June 20.
The state's 2013-14 fiscal year starts April 1.
"There's nothing in, there's nothing out until you have a budget," Cuomo said. "It's going to depend on what happens in the discussions in the final few days."


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As a teacher, my life is spent in anticipation... Anticipation of the beginning of the school year, and then before you know it, here we are anticipating the beginning of summer. But for some, instead of beginnings, there are endings. In particular, the ending of fifth grade. Students learn and grow a lot between those early kindergarten years and the culmination of their elementary school career. As the school librarian, I get to see it all from my spot in the middle of the building. I anticipate the coming kindergarten class in the fall and seeing what the new crop of students will bring to our school family. I will miss the fifth graders and their individual style that they have developed over the years.
What do you anticipate? What will you miss? No matter what is to come, "Independence, that's YOUR school!"
Bye Independence Elementary! I will miss you!
i will probably miss going to this school and soon i will be going to the middle school which looks like a big maze right now.
i anticipate that the middle school will seem hard but it will be easy after i get used to it and it will be a good year going to a new school. also i might miss getting to go to the library and finding some of my favorite books
I will probaly miss the great teachers and staff . I am anticipating what not having recess will be like .
Im excied to and im in fifth grade .And im leaving to go to SMS
What I'll miss are the kind teachers and all of the staff members that made our journey at I.E. really fun.
From Kindergarten Orientation to Fifth Grade Graduation we'll all miss this school.
time flys dosent it
I will miss all the great teachers i have met! I anticipate the summer! i will always love and remember this school!!!!!! Time goes by so fast!!! doesnt it?
I am so excited to leave 5th grade.I Am so excited to go into middle school . I am really excited to go to 6th grade camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will defiantly miss Independence
I cannot Believe that summer is almost here, and its barely warm yet! I will miss having such a great school family that I can come to for anything...... yet I cant wait to go to the middle school.
im am happy that school is ending but sad that i wont see my teachers it is sad also because this school is awesom
I will miss all of teachers st I.E. I'm a5th grader this year so bye bye
I will definately miss all the great and wonderful teachers I've had because each one has brought even more potential out of me and I'm so thankful. I'll also miss all the wonderful friends and classmates for helping me along this journey. I have a bittersweet feeling being a fifth grader going into summer. I want a couple months to sleep in but I Don't want to leave our school.
I'm a Bronco and I always will be!! :'(
I agree the years do go by so fast and being a fifth grader you learn a lot and it seems that when you come to school for the first day in kindergarten that you will be here for a long time but in fifth grade it seems like you just walked in. Even though you will move on to another school you will always remember the years at independence elementary. During the years you have great teachers and it's really fun cause they are always different I had a lot of fun at independence Elementary!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will miss this school, I will miss all of the teachers and I will miss all of my friends.
I am really going to miss the teachers, staff, and students of I.E. I will really miss the school too!!!! I am also really anxious for the Middle School (GO SLUSHIES!!!!!!!;) there will be so many new kids and teachers!(Dont forget about SLUSHIES!) But I will mostly miss all the kids because we will all be in different classe :( I really hope that I will meet new friends and the changing of classes sounds soooooooooooooooooo cool. I hope I dont get stressed though!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will miss the whole school everything will be so different next year!!!!!!!

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Simple kidney cysts are abnormal, fluid-filled sacs that form in the kidneys. Simple kidney cysts are different from the cysts that develop when a person has polycystic kidney disease (PKD), which is a genetic disorder. Simple kidney cysts do not enlarge the kidneys, replace their normal structure, or cause reduced kidney function like cysts do in people with PKD.
Simple kidney cysts are more common as people age. An estimated 25 percent of people 40 years of age and 50 percent of people 50 years of age have simple kidney cysts.1
Simple kidney cysts are abnormal, fluid-filled sacs that form in the kidneys.
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs, each about the size of a fist. They are located near the middle of the back, just below the rib cage, one on each side of the spine. Every day, the two kidneys process about 200 quarts of blood to filter out about 1 to 2 quarts of urine, composed of waste products and extra water. The urine flows from the kidneys to the bladder through tubes called ureters. The bladder stores urine until releasing it through urination.
The cause of simple kidney cysts is not fully understood. Obstruction of tubules—tiny structures within the kidneys that collect urine—or deficiency of blood supply to the kidneys may play a role. Diverticula—sacs that form on the tubules—may detach and become simple kidney cysts. The role of genetic factors in the development of simple kidney cysts has not been studied.
Simple kidney cysts usually do not cause symptoms or harm the kidneys. In some cases, however, pain can occur between the ribs and hips when cysts enlarge and press on other organs. Sometimes cysts become infected, causing fever, pain, and tenderness. Simple kidney cysts are not thought to affect kidney function, but one study found an association between the presence of cysts and reduced kidney function in hospitalized people younger than 60 years of age.1 Some studies have found a relationship between simple kidney cysts and high blood pressure. For example, high blood pressure has improved in some people after a large cyst was drained. However, this relationship is not well understood.2
Most simple kidney cysts are found during imaging tests done for other reasons. When a cyst is found, the following imaging tests can be used to determine whether it is a simple kidney cyst or another, more serious condition. These imaging tests are performed at an outpatient center or hospital by a specially trained technician, and the images are interpreted by a radiologist—a doctor who specializes in medical imaging. Ultrasound may also be performed in a health care provider's office. Anesthesia is not needed though light sedation may be used for people with a fear of confined spaces who undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Treatment is not needed for simple kidney cysts that do not cause any symptoms. Simple kidney cysts may be monitored with periodic ultrasounds.
Simple kidney cysts that are causing symptoms or blocking the flow of blood or urine through the kidney may need to be treated using a procedure called sclerotherapy. In sclerotherapy, the doctor punctures the cyst using a long needle inserted through the skin. Ultrasound is used to guide the needle to the cyst. The cyst is drained and then filled with a solution containing alcohol to make the kidney tissue harder. The procedure is usually performed on an outpatient basis with a local anesthetic.
If the cyst is large, surgery may be needed. Most surgeries can be performed using a laparoscope—a special tool with a small, lighted video camera. The procedure is usually done under general anesthesia in a hospital. The surgeon drains the cyst and then removes or burns away its outer tissue. This type of surgery allows for a smaller incision and quicker recovery.
Eating, diet, and nutrition have not been shown to play a role in causing or preventing simple kidney cysts.
In recent years, researchers have learned a great deal about kidney disease. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) sponsors several programs aimed at understanding kidney problems. The NIDDK's Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases supports basic research into normal kidney function and the diseases that impair normal function at the cellular and molecular levels, including diabetes, high blood pressure, glomerulonephritis, and cystic kidney diseases.
Participants in clinical trials can play a more active role in their own health care, gain access to new research treatments before they are widely available, and help others by contributing to medical research. For information about current studies, visit www.ClinicalTrials.gov.
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Newark Recalls Its Lustrous Metals Past
An exhibition at the Newark Museum focuses on objects manufactured when Newark was a precious-metals epicenter.
January 3, 2014, Friday
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New Director Named for Newark Museum
Steven Kern, executive director of the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, will become director and chief officer of the Newark Museum.
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The Newark Museum's "Art of Translation" traces Nigerian history.
August 16, 2013, Friday
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Philip Roth's native Newark celebrated his 80th birthday with a daylong academic conference, a new photo exhibition, a bus tour and a party at the Newark Museum.
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The exhibition "Angels and Tomboys: Girlhood in 19th-Century American Art" at the Newark Museum includes 80 paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures.
November 18, 2012, Sunday
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A two-ton marble mosaic panel depicting Hercules sailing past the Rock of Gibraltar has been donated to the Newark Museum and will go on view in a courtyard.
October 5, 2012, Friday
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July 29, 2012, Sunday
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October 29, 2008 - The Photography and Digital Imaging Department is pleased to invite the Ringling College Community to a presentation by visiting artist, Min Kim Park on Monday, November 3, 2008. The presentation will be held on the first floor of the Deborah M. Cooley Photography Center at 12:30 p.m.
Min Kim Park, born in South Korea, has been exploring issues revolving around gender, ethnicity and identity using multi-media performance, video and sound installation, web art and photography. Her work draws from her experience as a journalist working for The Korea News Daily and The Korean American Broadcasting Company in Chicago. She received an MFA degree in photography from the University of New Mexico and currently teaches in the department of art and technology at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the department of art theory and practice at Northwestern University.
Recently Ms. Park has been exhibiting and performing her work both nationally and internationally. Her recent video work, "Perfect Asian Woman" is included in "ArtDisk" a DVD magazine, which was screened at two venues; Miami MOCA and Artificial Light during Art Basel Miami, 2006. In 2007 she exhibited a collaborative interactive video installation in the show "Art and Artifice of Science" at the Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe. Her current work "Zummarella" will be shown at Emory University and Arizona State University in 2009. She is also a recipient of an artist in residency grant at the Bemis Contemporary Art Center in 2009.
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Saturday, November 14, 2009The Lipscomb Bisons finished 16th out of 26 teams in the NCAA South Regional Qualifier Saturday morning in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The event was hosted by the University of Alabama at the Harry Pritchard Running Course.
Senior Ryan Chastain was the top finisher for the Bisons, covering the 10-K course in a time of 31:46.15 to finish in 38th place in the field of 173 runners.
Freshman Tim Muller crossed the finish line in 84th place with a time of 33:10.36.
Freshman Jeff Musick was close behind in 89th place with a time of 33:16.55.
Ashton Fisher, also a freshman, was the 100th runner to finish the race. His time was 33:30.47.
Freshman Mike Yang was 134th (34:29.70) followed by sophomore Hunter Hethcoat at 145th (35:18.65) and junior Jonathan Williams in 154th place (35:52.68).
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USU Eastern and Utah State University students will see a six percent tuition increase next year.
At the Price and Blanding campuses, tuition will increase $148 to $2,620 for a full-time, Utah resident student. Those at the Logan campus will see a hike of $284 to $5,021.
The State Board of Regents approved new increases for tuition at Utah's colleges and universities. The average total tuition increase for an undergraduate Utah resident, system wide averages 5.6 percent in annual tuition for 15 credit hours. That makes this year's increase the lowest in more than a decade. When compared to institutions in surrounding states, on average, tuition is lower at Utah's colleges and universities.
"Higher education saw a budget increase from the Legislature this year for the first time since 2008. Still, Utah's colleges and universities need to raise tuition in order to fund the institution's portion of employee compensation and meet the demand of enrollment growth," said Commissioner of Higher Education Bill Sederburg. "Fortunately, the legislature made support for higher education a priority this year, but in order to hold funding per student constant, we still need to make up for lack of funding in previous years." New funding after this year's legislative session totals $21.3 million, or approximately a 3.2 percent ongoing increase.
"Prior to this year, state support for our colleges and universities was on the decline," noted Board of Regents Chair David Jordan. "We are grateful the legislature saw to fund higher education this year so that we may keep tuition increases at a minimum. As state budgets improve in the future, we hope the legislature will invest in higher education in a way that allows us to further limit tuition increases."
Tuition at USHE institutions is approved in two tiers: This year, Tier I tuition is a 4.5 percent increase applied equally system-wide to assist institutions in covering various needs common to all institutions. The second tier comes as a recommendation from institution presidents only after discussion with Boards of Trustees and student hearings, as a means of covering institutional priorities and initiatives. The State Board of Regents must also approve Tier II tuition.


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NYU will enter into a maintenance and operations agreement (M and O Agreement) with the Department of Parks and Recreation for the maintenance and operations obligations for the public open spaces on the superblocks, prior to their being mapped as parkland.
NYU will post a letter of credit with the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation to ensure that maintenance funds are available for the public spaces bordering NYU property on the superblocks.
NYU will create an endowment fund, managed by the University, for the maintenance of any new privately owned public open spaces constructed on the Superblocks.
Updated 12/24/12: Funding has been identified for the endowment.
NYU will hire an architect, landscape architect, or engineer to inspect new landscape improvements and confirm that NYU has met its obligations according to the Restrictive Declaration. The landscape inspector will issue an annual compliance report, submitting a draft report to the OSOO for comment before it is finalized.
The NYC School Construction Authority has the option to build a school which would be incorporated into the Bleecker Building. The SCA must provide NYU with notice of intent to build a school by December 31, 2014, and commence construction by July 1, 2018. NYU will provide the SCA with annual updates regarding NYU's anticipated construction schedule until the SCA's construction window has elapsed.
Updated 10/22/14: NYU extended the time period during which the NYC School Construction Authority (SCA) has the option to decide on the Bleecker Street site from the original deadline of December 31, 2014 to December 31, 2018. If the SCA does indicate to the University that it intends to move forward with the project, construction must commence by July 31, 2020.
Updated 1/24/13: NYU sent their second annual update letter to the SCA on December 12, 2013.
Updated 12/24/12: NYU sent their first annual update letter to the SCA on December 21, 2012.
NYU will make a contribution of $350,000 (adjusted for inflation) to NYC Department of Parks and Recreation for improvements at the LMNOP or Washington Square Park playgrounds.
NYU will undertake a Phase 1B archaeological investigation in consultation with the Landmarks Preservation Commission to determine the presence of archaeological resources that may exist in areas as denoted in the FEIS Figure 7-1A on the superblocks.
NYU will consult with the State Historic Preservation Office regarding aspects of the new construction, preparing a Level II HABS documentation of Washington Square Village; a Construction Protection Plan for certain adjacent buildings; and historic plaques and markers in the former Sasaki Garden.
With the consent of the Department of City Planning, NYU will hire a third-party construction monitor to oversee the implementation and performance of NYU's commitments and project components related to mitigation, monitoring, and the environment.
NYU will designate a liaison to work with a "construction committee" to be set up by the Manhattan Borough President and/or Community Board. The construction committee liaison will address questions and concerns raised by the committee in a timely fashion.
NYU will implement a Minority-Owned, Women-Owned, and Local-Owned Business Enterprises (MWLBE) Plan.
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Updated 7/1/13: NYU's MWLBE plan is in the process of being implemented.
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Got my guns and magazines
Ending up in front of me
Nothing is quite as it seems
Fuck with me and you will see
[Other Hook:]
Shoot your gun now make you a believer
Now you better pray for something more
[50 Cent, Verse 1]
I go to war to my heart stop
Niggas ain't listening
Get the thumping and the dumping at your newborn's christening
Tell your homie tell his homies
He 'gon need more homies
Ain't this a bitch I got the extended clip right on me
And my diamonds on my neck
I dare a nigga to scheme on it
The ruger on deck, it's hard to miss with the beam on it
I'll give your ass a permanent nap-- sing you a lullabye
I got money to run, so fuck an alibi
[50 Cent, Verse 2]
Yeah, I believe you when you say you tough nigga
All that means is you fucked nigga
I get the drop I'm on it
Morning or the night, I spot-cha I gotcha
Wake up cuffed to your bed, cops asking 'who shot-cha'
As the world turns, (?) will be learned
The hollow tips burnin and I ain't concerned if I ain't hit
Than I ain't hit, so a nigga don't really give a shit
You know who you fucking with
Come through dump more than a clip
Niggas be on some stupid shit
Till they get hit, ain't that a bitch?
[Kidd Kidd, Verse 3]
K-I double, shot gun barrel double
I always run a couple and I move 'em on a double
Racks in the duffel
Mac with the muzzle
Makin' circles in you, all black like a tunnel
I only know how to hustle
Can't stay outta trouble
I got a big gun, mutha-fuckers scuffle
Kidd Kidd, will you ever change?
FUCK NO! Pimp zone, Rida gang, you already fuckin' know
[Hook + other Hook]
[Kidd Kidd, Verse 4]
Man these niggas so fake, I call 'em knock off
Light pringles high pop the top off
You ain't hot dog
You the fucking Micky Mouse (aw)
I'm on fire like Louisiana hot sauce
Brand new J's cost a buck fifty niggu
You scuff these I'll scar your face, buck fifty, nigga
Been fucking with them pigs, you a guinea niggu
And you always begging, you's a ''give me'' nigga
I wear my gun like its trendy niggu
You pussies ain't shit, kitty litter
Uh, see where all that bitching getcha
Right in front of this pistol
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In 2009 I visited my brother in London and had the privaledge to sit in the pilot seat
of an operational Lancaster owned by a wWWII air museum. I was told it was one of many that took part in the dam buster missions. It was also The Lanc that flew over the recent Royal Wedding. I beleive the nose art was a Grim Reaper. What an honor. I'm glad I did this at an older age as I certainly appreciate the importance and history even more. Robert
How cool would that be!!!
Link not working for me right now, but will be interesting to see.
My father who died in 1945 was an engine fitter at RAF Hullavington in Wiltshire and worked on Lancasters. I am moved to see the dedication of the brothers to get the Lanc to its present condition. Good luck to them.
Can't we start a subscription to helpthem with cash becuase I doubt it will be cheap to get a CofA?
I'm up for contributing toward the C of A
Besides the Lanc in Britian there is one other flying Lanc in the world and it is just 35 miles down the road from me! It is the Mynarski Memorial in Hamilton Ontario, Canada. Located at the Canadian War Heritage Museum and has been flying for years.
In England we have the CAA, better known as the "Campaign Against Aviation" which have seen many an ancient war bird kept grounded throught too much red tape and consequential high cost. PA747 the BoB Memorial Flight's Lancaster belongs, I suppose to the RAF who are not beholden to the CAA but their own system of certifying flight worthiness of their aircraft. The CAA will treat this Lancaster as a commercial aircraft and no concessions will be made for its age or hoistorical importance. My mother worked on Lancasters at Avro's in Msnchester from 1943 and used to tell me about the ground test of these mighty aircraft.
I forwarded the link to our 'Lancaster Bomber Museum'..figuring they may know about it already.. I got this Reply back !
Hello Jerry:
Thanks for your e-mail with the BBC news item. The two "pensioners" restoring their Lancaster at East Kirkby. We have known about their intentions to do this for some time. We have supplied them with some spare undercarriage parts, etc. to assist in their restoration of Lancaster "Just Jane." They have also helped us with Lancaster parts. The Panton brothers, Fred and Harold, are indeed pensioners, but also are multimillionaires! Their company has a contract to supply all the McDonalds fast food outlets in the UK with the chicken meat used.
Sincerely, Bob Evans
Robert (Bob) Evans, Volunteer Curator
The Bomber Command Museum of Canada
Custodian: The Nanton Lancaster Society
Just knew there had to be 'some money involved' !
Ah, I wondered how things had been fina
Ah, I wondered how things had been fina
Sorry guys, finger trouble, hit the Ctrl button and posted the last message before I had completed it. I was going to say that like Gudseeds I thought there must be some form of finance available. So maybe they don't need any help on the finance front.I wish them well with the project and thank them for preserving a memorial to those who flew and all too often died in Bomber Command. But ultimately the question must be asked is what will happen to the lanc when the brothers are no longer able to look after it?
Here's a follow-up story in the Telegraph -- looks like they've now got all 4 Merlin engines from the rebuilders and are preparing to reinstall them, so actual flight might not be that far off.
Lancasters by the thousands were stored in dry Alberta Canada after the war. A few years later, when it was obvious that the Lancs were obsolete, the Canadian government sold them to the local farmers for about $500 per airplane. Today, old Lancaster parts can be found everywhere in the form of farmyard pig troughs (made from fuel tanks), barns (with wired lighting) and endless other farm necessities of the locals.
I live in Edmonton, formerly of Scotland. Didn't know that info about the Lancasters in Alberta, need to research this!
Stuart..check out http://www.bombercommandmuseum.ca/#index_home3 They have a lot of info on their website..and the one they are Restoring, was Towed across many Km of Fields from a farmer to get it to Nanton ! Stop In if you are ever driving through !
Stuart - drive a little south to the Alberta town of Lethbridge. There, just south of town near highway 4 you will find a restored Lanc sitting in a hanger/building on the side of the road. Although there is no airport nearby, once a year in the Fall the owners will pull the airplane out of the building to run up it's engines. Here you should find much about the many local Lancasters sold for parts in this area.
Please disregard above as I was probably thinking of Nanton. It's been awhile.
I thought it said prisoners haha. Wouldn't that be something.


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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
Much of mathematics has its roots in science but the spirit of mathematical inquiry is not bound to any specific area. Mathematics is an important discipline for every educated person.
All students at the university are therefore required to study some mathematics. The goal of the requirement is to strengthen the student's imaginative and deductive powers through the discipline imposed by rigorous mathematical thinking. The precise use of language and logic characteristic of mathematics is developed in the courses which the student may select to meet the core requirement.
There are many areas of mathematics from which the student may choose. Each of these areas deals with profound ideas that play an important part in our culture. The courses in Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry and Linear Point Set Theory are designed explicitly for this purpose. In certain circumstances Calculus I, II, and Linear Algebra also serve the purpose of the core requirement, as do the other more advanced courses in the Department.


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|ASU remains No.1 in Coaches Poll
|Written by Mike Kelly
|Tuesday, 21 September 2010 05:34
The Appalachian State University football team maintained its No.1 ranking in the FCS Coaches Poll that was released on Monday. The Mountaineers (3-0), off to their best start since 2007, received 17 first-place votes. Villanova, which is No.1 in The Sports Network Poll, is No.2. The Wildcats (2-1) received six first-place votes. James Madison, Jacksonville State and Richmond round out the top five.
Elon, which lost to Richmond in overtime, falls to 11th, Montana is 14th and Georgia Southern is 24th. Furman, which was 25th in the coaches poll last week, falls out of the top 25.
The Mountaineers travel to Samford (2-1) on Saturday for a Southern Conference match-up. The Apps are 1-0 in league play. This will be Samford's conference opener. Our coverage begins at 1 pm on AM 1450, WATA.
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Canon introduces the DK-1000i - the new 12-digit desktop calculator that will become as important in your hands as it will to your desktop set-up. This unique product allows you to effectively connect the calculator to your laptop with a standard USB cable and trackball so you can not only work on your everyday calculations and tax functions, but also simultaneously use your computer for your everyday documents. Coated with a stylish metallic black finish and equipped with a retractable USB cable, the DK-1000i combines desired efficiency with amazing portability and convenience.
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I have lived here all my life and have never seen such an opportunity as we have right now. Employment opportunities are abundant.
And yet we don't have enough employees who are trained or care to be trained to do the jobs. We have seen this coming for years yet only now are we moving to figure it out.
We have a great opportunity for more and more mineral money to be pumped into the county. But we don't seem to be able to figure out how to take advantage of it. All it seems like anyone wants to do on the Tavaputs gas project is fight over it.
When roads can be paved going to coal mines in a joint effort why can't roads be paved going to Nine Mile Canyon in a joint effort? Isn't the royalty money coming off gas wells the same as the mineral money off coal?
I would like to see the ancient American history in Nine Mile Canyon as much as anyone and I have seen some of it. But I find it hard to get my wheelchair to it even if I do know where it is. Why can't gas money be used to help out on this?
Won't pavement cushion the impact of the big trucks and keep the dust down? It seems that we have a large opportunity here to do some good things for the county. We should work together to get them moving instead of running in circles trying to figure out how to stop everything.
From the fairgrounds, to the convention center, to the shooting range as well as many others, what has happened to the trails system that was planned? We should move to make them work for us while we can. I fear that if we don't someone will be looking to come do it for us and the last thing we need is someone from somewhere else telling us how to spend our money or build our community.
If we don't figure out how to do it they will. We need the royalty money off Tavaputs and we need to use it wisely to secure our futures.
Please don't stand by and let this opportunity pass us by.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Matt Puempel
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 1/24/93
Team: Peterborough,
2009-2010 stats: 33g, 31a, 59gp, 43PIM, -2
2010-2011 stats: 34g, 35a, 55gp, 49PIM, -33
2010-2011 playoffs: N/A
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 21
CSS: 28 Midterm Rank: 29
TSN: 27 Midterm Rank: 18
TSN (Craig Button): 14
The Scouting Report: 12 Midterm Rank: 5
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 23
Corey Pronman: 33
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What They're Saying:
THN – "Things started so well this season for Matt
Puempel. Coming off being named top
rookie for both the OHL and CHL, he helped lead Canada to gold in the Ivan Hlinka
Tournament and recorded a hat trick in his first game of the season. And while his season wasn't a disaster, the
good times didn't last. First, he has to
toil all year for a terrible team and missed the last month of the campaign with
a cracked hip that required surgery. 'Unfortunately, he's going to pay the freight for having been injured
and being on a bad team,' a scout said. 'Going into this year, he would have been a consensus top-10 guy. Maybe somebody is going to go on what they
remember. I don't know.' But with two 30-goal seasons, Puempel has
proved he can score consistently at the junior level. 'I like his skill level,' a scout said. 'He's not a great skater, but he has good
feet and is a pretty hard worker.'"
The Scouting Report – "High expectations were bestowed upon the 2009/2010 CHL
rookie of the year this season; one that proved to be pretty disappointing for
Matt Puempel. A combination of a poor Peterborough
squad and a late season ending hip injury made this season a difficult one for
Puempel. Despite the negatives, Puempel still remains as one of the premier
goal scorers in this crop. Puempel will likely make a living off his release
and shot power/accuracy, but he improved some of the other areas of his game
this season as well. It was evident that he started to take some steps to
become more of a dominant player on his own and began to create a lot of his
own opportunities instead of relying on a center to get him the puck. Assuming
NHL teams are satisfied with his injury rehabilitation, Puempel is still very
much a Top 15 type player."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "One player we generally wanted to have higher, but simply
couldn't do so based on lack of viewing opportunities. B2011DW fully recognizes
that the Petes standout who scored back-to-back 30-goal seasons with his club
who could have had 40+ goals this year if not for a bone chip in his hip that
shelved him for surgery with about a month to go is a high-end scoring talent.
The 2010 CHL Rookie of the Year has unreal hands and offensive hockey sense. He
can snipe pucks from anywhere in the offensive zone and does the unexplainable-
able to fire the puck from seemingly impossible angles and situations. He
ripped a bullet from the right side less than a minute into the gold medal game
of the Ivan Hlinka in what ended up being a 1-0 win for Canada (who has
owned that non-IIHF tourney since its inception btw). Where Puempel loses his
shine is in the fact that he is of extremely average size, strength, skating
ability and compete level. He's not poor in any of those areas, but NHL scouts
look at him and keep thinking how much more dangerous and effective he could be
if he just tried a little harder, had an extra step and adds the extra mass
that's expected before he hits his physical peak. We don't think the hip injury
will hurt him much at the draft- we're told it isn't a chronic condition and
whichever team drafts him will do so based on everything they've seen from him
over two seasons, not what he might have accomplished in the last month for a
non-playoff team."
Corey Pronman - "Matt Puempel is one of the better goal-scoring prospects in
this draft class, but one who after the shot/finishing tool has a lot of
aspects that need to be fine-tuned. He has terrific mechanics and accuracy on a
shot that is above-average and flashes plus potential. The word "quick
release" is sometimes overused in scouting circles, but with Puempel his
release is something that separates him from other goal-scorers and his ability
to get quality shots off in motion and without having to set his feet is a very
desirable trait. He anticipates the play well coming out of his own zone and
finding gaps in the offensive zone to slide into scoring position. His puck
skills are solid with the ability to handle the puck well in tight and he
displays solid passing ability. Puempel's skating tool grades as below-average
with average speed when he gets going in a straight line. While he does show
decent balance and grit on the puck, he has to put on a fair amount of strength
to continue playing his style of game at the next level. He has the hockey
sense to play a decent defensive game, but like most young players, that aspect
of his game isn't as consistent as one would like it to be."
The Hockey Writers – "No stranger to the limelight, Puempel
was drafted 6th Overall in the 2009 OHL Priority Draft, committing to play with
the Peterborough Petes. Coming from the Sun County Panthers, Puempel came into
the Ontario Hockey League with a storm, scoring 33 goals in his first season. Though he missed a chunk of his second season
with Peterborough,
he continued where he left off with another 34 goals. With all the makings of a top goal scorer at
the NHL Level, Puempel shows signs of being a wildcard who could be taken much
higher than most expect. His pure skill and hands are a desirable to any scout
or GM in the National Hockey League."
NHL.com – "'He is dangerous with the puck and has an
excellent shot,' Edwards said. 'He has the ability to make highly skilled
passes through traffic and can make his linemates better. His goals are skilled
goals.' After becoming the youngest
player in the history of the Petes to score 33 goals in a season and leading
all first-year players in the Ontario Hockey League with 64 points, Puempel
garnered OHL and CHL Rookie of the Year honors in 2009-10. 'I've always been known as an offensive guy,'
he said. 'I like that, but I also don't want to be known as a one-dimensional
player. I kind of want to work on from the goal line out. I think that's what
gets you to the next level. Defense first and the offense will come off of
that.' In 2010-11, Puempel worked hard
to improve his two-way game. Still, he's best known for his goal-scoring
prowess. 'I think Matt just needs to
continue to find a complete game and he made great strides in that direction,' Peterborough coach Mike Pelino
told NHL.com. 'I think throughout his whole youth, he was such a natural
scorer. This year we've got him killing penalties and playing in key defensive
situations, primarily to give him the opportunity to develop in those areas. As
he continues to round out his complete game, he'll continue to be that much
more effective.'"
ESPN - "Puempel is out for the season with a chipped
bone in his hip. It sounds like it's less complicated than what Brett
Connolly had last year and that it might have no huge effect on Puempel's
stock. Scouts will tell you that they've
seen enough of Puempel over the last two seasons to have a clear read of his
game. The fact that he was leading the Petes in scoring, before the injury, is
all the more impressive given that he's ahead of teammate Austin Watson, Nashville's first-rounder
last year. Puempel had a pretty decent shot at 40 goals for the regular
season, seven-eighths of the way there. So what's lost? A chance to make a good
last impression. Puempel was a lock to
be on the Canadian team at the World Under-18s and the tournament would have
given him a chance to put to rest questions about his skating. A lot of scouts
who work the Ontario
region have no concerns about it, but a few wonder if it will hold him back at
the next level. In a lot of ways Puempel is comparable to Jeff Skinner,
particularly in the ability to work in traffic and generate the best possible
chance. But Skinner's skating was better than Puempel's and Skinner made a
great impression in the playoffs last season. He jumped from the second 10 up
to everyone's top 10 (except for Central Scouting's rankings which had him at
No. 34). Puempel won't have that chance to jump. Stockwatch: Holding in the second 10 pending
physicals at the combine."
Jess Rubenstein – "He is also another Scheifele-type guy who
got a ton of playing time for a bad team. In the 2nd rd maybe but no way at No.
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – 22
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 25
Deven Persaud, NHL.com - N/A
TSN.ca – 20
Gary Joyce, ESPN – 23
Mark Seidel, CBC – 20
Hockey's Future - 25
The Hockey News - 25
Thoughts: Puempel's draft slot will depend largely on how
teams feel he is recovering from the hip injury that ended his season. If last year is any indication, they might
not be concerned as Brett Connolly was going through a similar situation and
ended up being taken sixth overall. Puempel's ugly plus/minus jumps off the page at you, but remember that
he played on an awful team. If he didn't
get hurt, Puempel would have been a 40-goal scorer, and that's with opposing
teams focused on him at all times. He
has a wicked release and appears to be one of those guys that the puck always
finds around the net. Assuming he proves
that he's healthy at the combine, Puempel could be a steal.
The Rangers aren't typically interested in acquiring players
coming off significant injuries, but Puempel sounds like he's already almost
fully recovered. He certainly has the
tools to be a goal-scorer, so the Rangers may take a close look at him. They have taken a bunch of players from the
OHL in recent years and last used a first-round pick on one in 2008 when they
chose Michael Del Zotto.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
Spotlight On John Tortorella >
Player Reviews:
Spotlight On Mats Zuccarello >
Spotlight On Brian Boyle >
Spotlight On Matt Gilroy >
Spotlight On Ruslan Fedotenko >
Spotlight On Brandon Prust >
Spotlight On Bryan McCabe >
Spotlight On Alex Frolov >
Spotlight On Michael Del Zotto >
Spotlight On Martin Biron >
Spotlight On Brandon Dubinsky >
Spotlight On Marc Staal >
Spotlight On Steve Eminger >
Spotlight On Henrik Lundqvist >
Spotlight On Wojtek Wolski >
Spotlight On Sean Avery >
Spotlight On Dan Girardi >
Possible First Round Pick:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >


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