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The commander, Maulvi Nazir, was among nine people killed in a missile strike on a house in the village of Angoor Adda in the South Waziristan tribal region near the border with Afghanistan late Wednesday night, five Pakistani security officials said on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
At least four people were killed in a separate drone strike on Thursday morning near Mir Ali, the main town of the North Waziristan tribal region.
America's use of drones against militants in Pakistan has increased substantially under President Barack Obama and the program has killed a number of top militant commanders over the past year.
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The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum plans to open an exhibit displaying the work of local artist Cliff Green on Friday.
The exhibit will run from Nov. 11 through the end of the year.
In early 2002, Green completed a large commission for the museum.
The artist sculpted and painted nine dinosaurs at one-tenth scale.
The sculptures have included the regional finds Eolambia caroljonesi, Utahraptor ostrommaysorum, Cedarpelta bilbeyhallorum, Gastonia burgei, Animantarx ramaljonesi and Nedcolbertia justinhoffmani.
The commission also included the new unnamed iguanodont, "super nodosaur," and brachiosaur.
"Green has done as much as anyone to bring the dinosaurs of Eastern Utah to life," said Christine Trease, director of public relations for the museum.
For longer than a decade, Green has specialized in creatingart portraying extinct animals.
Since June 1999, the local artist has designed and sculpted numerous pieces.
Two bas reliefs, Tyrannosaurus rex and Camarasaurus lentus were created for the North American Museum of Ancient Life in Lehi.
In addition, Green has sculpted 15 full-sized Jurassic pterosaurs for the same museum ranging in height from 18 inches to six feet.
Dozens of the sculptures now hang from the prehistoric museum's ceilings.
Two of the local artist's bronzes are currently on permanent display at the Children's Museum in Indianapolis, Ind., with the work of John Lazendors.
The pieces were featured in a book released in 2000 titled "Dinosaur Imagery, The Lazendorf Collection."
Four years ago, Green completed an assignment from the Discovery Channel for the television station's documentary, "When Dinosaurs Roamed America."
The documentary aired in July 2001 and featured seven sculptures: Triceratops, Torosaurus, Einosaurus, Centrosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, Zuniceratops and the gigantic pterosaur, Quetzalcoatlus.
A later documentary by the Discovery Channel, "Dinosaur Planet," featured the artist's same work.
Green 's work has been featured in various fine art galleries, and has received the Best of Show award in the professional category at the Utah State Fair for four years running.the Utah Counsel for the Arts has asked Green by to return as the working artist at the Utah State Fair in 2005, for the fifth year in a row.
In 2004 Green finished two small full-scale feathered dinosaurs for the Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden and completed a full-sized 22-foot Pteranodon ingens sculpture for the Dinosaur Walk outside of New York, N.Y. Additionally, he sculpted four six-foot full-scale velociraptors for The Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden and The Nature's Dinosaur Park, in rural Connecticut.
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Molson Coors Beer Fermentors Part 2 – moving in!
By 4:00 a .m. on Monday, they had arrived. And by 5:00 p.m. Monday, they were installed! Pics from the hoisting/rigging/booming below. Quite the sight to see those giant 'tanks' lifted into place by two cranes. Great job to the team – not an easy task!
P.S. To see the beer convoy story from start to finish, be sure to watch 'the Big Move' on Discovery Daily Planet Monday, January 24th at 7:00 p.m. EST.
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Mets remove Rob Johnson from 40-man roster, becomes free agent
The Mets have removed C Rob Johnson from the 40-man roster – he is now a free agent.
Johnson appeared in 17 games for the Mets in 2012 and hit .250 with four RBI in 52 at-bats.
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NEWPORT – If a pipe line company decides to reverse the flow of oil running through the Northeast Kingdom, it is going to have to go through an Act 250 review, according to Kirsten Sultan, coordinator for the District #7 Environmental Commission.
Sultan issued a jurisdictional opinion (JO) stating that an Act 250 permit is required in the event that the Portland Montreal Pipe Line is modified and its use changed for conveyance of diluted tar sands oil, also known as diluted bitumen.
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Forget "Gangnam Style" -- last night's "Dancing With the Stars: All Stars" went Olympic style!
Monday's performance finale gave the final three all-star contestants two chances to show the judges that they deserve the mirror-ball trophy!
The highlight of the night: The Fierce Five!
Shawn Johnson and Derek Hough, who were trailing behind (score-wise) from the remaining all-stars, recruited the U.S. women's gymnastics team's Gabby Douglas, McKaley Maroney, Aly Raisman, Kyla Ross and Jordyn Weber for their acrobatic inspired performance.
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Carrie Ann and Bruno thought their routine was sensational and flawless, and Len even called it a "gold-medal performance."
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Melissa and Tony: 60 (30, 30)
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Following Wednesday's loss to the Islanders, the Rangers knew they needed to work harder, particularly going into Minnesota where the Wild are slowly finding their game.
What the Rangers didn't expect was a brash of injuries that saw three of their top-forwards on the sidelines.
Marian Gaborik was unable to face his former team, still suffering from a lower body injury. Sean Avery and Chris Higgins joined him, both with undisclosed lower body injuries.
Forward Dane Byers was recalled from Hartford while P.A. Parenteau would play in his second game this season. Byers joined Parenteau as scoring his first NHL goal since being called up.
So with a depleted lineup, the Rangers needed to focus on work ethic and neutral zone play.
And while their effort wasn't quite as listless as on Long Island, it was still not up to snuff and the Rangers fell 3 - 2 without ever establishing much offensive zone pressure.
There was some better play along the boards, particularly by Enver Lisin and Brian Boyle who created much of the opportunities.
Chris Drury and Ryan Callahan also looked better, finding some confidence with the puck and taking some chances offensively. But the neutral zone play continued to be stagnant and the defense still looked disjointed.
Turnovers by the defense and poor positioning let the Wild have their way in the Rangers zone, particularly throughout the first two periods.
The defensive play begs the question, should the Rangers consider shaking up the pairings? If Tortorella recognizes that forward lines become stale, there's no reason to think the defense couldn't benefit from some fresh looks.
Check out BlueshirtBulletinPlus.com for a full game recap, including a look at how the Rangers failed to capitalize on their mistakes against the Islanders.


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Pantech will be releasing the worlds first 1.5 GHZ dual core phone for the masses. It is definitely something that a lot of people will be interested in and will qualify as perhaps the most powerful smart phone on the market. The company also announced that they have plans for an upcoming tablet in the works as well, which would compliment the release of the phone quite well, given that the power is more suited for a larger device.
The company is based in Korea. At this point they do not have a large smart device presence in the Western countries, but they have been able to put together a good line of Android devices like Unlocked Motorola Atrix, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, etc..that compliment other devices well. It looks as though their phone will have the Qualcomm MSM8660 Snapdragon chip, which has been highly touted when used with other devices. It will also come with a gigabyte of RAM and the Adreno 220 GPU.
The display of the device will be 800 x 480 WVGA resolutions along with an eight mega pixel camera and a 1650 MAh battery. The phone only weighs 120 grams which is surprising given all that the phone comes with. Also, Pantech has announced that they will be getting into the tablet industry when they release a companion tablet for their high powered device.
The company did not announce when they would be releasing the devices or provide any insight into when consumers can expect to find them on the shelves. If they are official confirming the device it will probably not be all that long of a wait, of course they could just be attempting to build anticipation for the highly powered device. When it is released, it will easily be the most high powered phone on the market, hopefully the price will be reasonable.
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Yes there's a downside that we have to suffer people like the WBC, but no matter how much you don't like them they do have a right to say what they say just as much as you have a right to think they're assholes and not listen to them.
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Oh, I may be on the side of the angels, but don't think for one second that I am one of them.
What he did was horrible, and I don't condone it in any way, but...isn't this stuff covered under the 1st amendment?
Freedom of speech is primarily to give everyone the right to have their own opinion about something, believe it or not but that is and has been illegal in some parts of the world.
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Cato essays on the Department of Transportation contain a common theme: federal subsidies for various modes of transportation have stifled privately funded and operated alternatives. One emerging bright spot is private intercity bus companies.
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HUD Auditor Finds Problems
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Inspector General released a stack of almost 20 audits late last week. Although the reports aren't earth-shattering, the fact that almost every audit found problems was a striking reminder of the bureaucratic bungling that comes with government programs, particularly at HUD.
Welfare and Fiscal Federalism
The Washington Post recently reported on the federal government's cash-welfare program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. Despite the deep recession, the TANF welfare rolls haven't seen a dramatic increase. Meanwhile, other federal anti-poverty programs have seen the sizable increases that are to be expected in a recession:
A Thousand Cuts
That's the title of a recent paper from the liberal Center for American Progress, which attempts to demonstrate "what reducing the federal budget deficit through large spending cuts could really look like."
Postal Service's Financial Woes
The U.S. Postal Service is in a lurch after Congress wrapped up business until November without giving the USPS a break on a $5.5 billion retiree health benefits payment that's due tomorrow. Combined with an expected loss in the billions of dollars, the USPS could run out of money in October.
Head Start Fraud
Child Care Subsidies Fraud
The Department of Health and Human Services' Child Care and Development Fund is a state aid program that subsidizes child care expenses for low-income working families with children. The federal government largely leaves it to the states to provide oversight for the CCDF program, which HHS estimates loses more than 10 percent of its funding in improper payments.
GOP's Pledge to America
The House Republicans' release of its "Pledge to America" has been met with criticism from across the ideological spectrum. While excoriation from the left was inevitable, those who were hoping that the GOP would set out a detailed agenda for limiting government were also not satisfied.
Rising Welfare Costs
The Government Accountability Office released congressional testimony this week looking at Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. TANF, which replaced unrestricted welfare in 1996, has reduced welfare rolls and encouraged recipients to obtain work. Unfortunately, TANF's goals have been undermined.
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An essay from economist Arnold Kling in the latest Cato Policy Report discusses what Kling calls the "knowledge-discrepancy problem." This occurs when knowledge is dispersed but power is concentrated, and it is particularly acute in government.


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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) appropriates significant new funding under Parts B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
The Arizona Department of Education/Exceptional Student Services (ADE/ESS) is responsible for the allocation of IDEA Part B ARRA funding to eligible Local Education Agencies (LEAs) using the existing federal formula for IDEA funding.
The State allocation to each eligible LEA is the total of three amounts:
- The base payment is the amount the LEA would have received in federal fiscal year 1997 (our state 1998 fiscal year IDEA) had the State allocated 75% of its federal fiscal year award to the local level;
- The population payment (85% of the remaining flow through funds after the base payments are made) is an amount based on the eligible agency's relative numbers of children enrolled in public and private elementary and secondary schools within the agency's jurisdiction; and
- The poverty payment (15% of the remaining flow through funds after the base payments are made) is an amount based on the eligible agency's relative number of children living in poverty, as determined by the State Educational Agency.
ARRA funding is in addition to the regular IDEA entitlement grants to states; the funds are allocated 85% based on population and 15% poverty as described above. The entire ARRA amount is allocated to LEAs. ADE/ESS is not receiving any ARRA funds for administrative purposes.
ADE/ESS awards the ARRA monies to the LEAs to ensure that children with disabilities, including children aged three through five, have access to a free appropriate public education to meet each child's unique needs and prepare each child for further education, employment, and independent living.
ARRA funds are a supplemental appropriation to IDEA Part B Grants that will be distributed to states on July 1, 2009 (state fiscal year 2010) and must be used consistently with the current IDEA allowable uses of funds. These funds must be used for excess costs of providing special education and related services to children with disabilities. Each eligible LEA can access up to 50% of their allocation through September 30, 2009
ADE/ESS and LEAs are required to track and account for the ARRA IDEA Part B funds separately from regular IDEA Part B grant awards.
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Submission Apple camera patent allows disabling features->
sticks_us writes: By pairing an infrared sensor with the camera already on board, portable devices could receive data from transmitters placed, well, wherever. Beyond simply blasting out text and opening links like a glorified QR code, transmitters could disable certain features, such as the camera, to prevent recording at movie theaters and music venues. If completely shutting off the cam seems a bit heavy-handed, watermarks can also be applied to photos identifying businesses or copyrighted content...
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Don Blanchard is healing on America's highways.
The father of Army Capt. Aaron Blanchard - who was killed April 23 by a rocket attack in Afghanistan - is riding to all four corners of the United States on his Harley Davidson. The ride is intended to honor his son and raise money for the organizations that helped his family after Aaron was killed, including the USO. Blanchard, 58, started the roughly 12,000-mile ride Aug. 3 from Yakima, Wash. The USO caught up with him Aug. 30, riding along from Arlington, Va., to North Carolina.
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Avoiding damage from space debris - space surveillance and tracking proposal Publicerat den: 28/02/2013
Space debris poses a risk to our space infrastructure and to the space services we rely on in our daily lives and to our safety on earth.
Economic losses for European satellite operators stemming from collisions or costly and risky manoeuvres to avoid collisions are currently assessed at around €140 million per year, rising to about €210 million per year within the next decade.
The economic loss on the ground due to the disruption of applications or services that rely on data from satellites lost or damaged cannot be quantified, but implies a significantly higher figure.
It is estimated that up to 600,000 objects larger than 1 cm orbit the Earth, and at least 16,000 larger than 10 cm. An object larger than 1 cm hitting a satellite will damage or destroy sub-systems or instruments on board, and a collision with an object larger than 10 cm will destroy the satellite. Space debris also poses a risk to ground-based infrastructures and citizens' security when it falls out of orbit and re-enters the Earth's atmosphere.
Today, the European Commission proposed a new programme to help EU Member States combine their space surveillance capacities and offer services to locate and monitor this dangerous debris and alert satellite operators of collision risks and public administrations of so called uncontrolled re-entries – services known as space surveillance and tracking (SST).


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Stanley Krippner, Psychology
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When Stanley Krippner was a freshman in college, studying psychology in the 1950s, he wanted to know about dreams.
Dreams, as interpreted by Sigmund Freud, were once at the heart of psychology – but now his professor only spent two sentences on the subject, and he said something extraordinary.
"He said," Stanley remembers, "that only schizophrenics dream in color."
Stanley Krippner, now one of the world's leading authorities on dreams, shakes his head in disbelief. He remembers looking at his friends in class, mute with astonishment. "We'd all had dreams in color," he recalls. "Even in the 1950s, he should have known better, and none of us believed him. This moment enabled me to take a skeptical point of view about what professors were teaching – even professors of psychology."
Skeptical, maybe, but still passionate. Stanley cannot remember a time when he was not passionate about psychology. He remembers, as a child in the 1930s, cutting out newspaper articles whenever psychology was mentioned. When Sigmund Freud died in 1939, Stanley remembers cutting that obituary out too and saving it with the others. He also remembered his dreams: he had dreams as a young boy that he still remembers today. He closes his eyes, picturing one of them, and then shakes his head.
"Despite realizing just how wrong some psychologists could be, I persisted," he says. But a more serious barrier came when the psychology professors of the time … strict behaviorists … would not let him study human experience and meaning. Only human behavior.
"I got around that by studying the psychology of education as an undergraduate," he says. "There you were allowed to have some emphasis on the experiential aspect – and then I did my graduate work in education, focusing on educational psychology, specifically because they were more open to these questions at the time."
By the 1990s, of course, many of the same subjects that Stanley had to work so hard to learn as a student were now widely accepted by the mainstream: psychology recognizes the value of human experience, no one is a strict behaviorist, and almost everybody dreams in color.
Stanley should have felt triumphant – but by then he'd already moved on to other areas that psychology considered "fringe": the psychology of exceptional children, the neurology of learning disabilities, the psychology of spiritual practice … and, of course .. dreams.
"The connecting thread is that all of these phenomena are frontiers," Stanley says. "And this is what has interested me throughout my career: because I think 'this is where important discoveries could be made.' "
Once again, "mainstream" psychology is catching up to the trail Stanley blazed – neuropsychology and the psychology of spiritual practice are hot topics today - and once again he is moving on. "I think, in the future, the various branches of psychology will become more interdisciplinary, and even trans-disciplinary, creating new disciplines in and of themselves," he says. "And I think Saybrook is right at the cutting edge of all of these topics – Saybrook could play a very important role in shaping the psychology of tomorrow."
The author and editor of dozens of books and over 100 chapters, Stanley has never gotten rich by being a trailblazer - "I was always more interested in learning what was going on than making money from it, I suppose to my detriment," he says, laughing – but he has been honored.
He's received three awards from the American Psychological Association, including the coveted award for Distinguished Contributions to the International advancement of Psychology, and awards from universities as far away as Spain and India. He holds faculty positions in Mexico and Brazil, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and most recently received the "Ways of Knowing Award" from the Life Science Foundation and the University of Minneapolis for "exploring culturally based healing traditions and practices."
But for all these honors, he says teaching at Saybrook remains of one the highlights of his intellectual life. "The students here want what I wanted: a chance to ask questions they're passionate about, and explore really interesting issues," he says. "Helping them do that, helping them make the most out of that drive, is a joy."


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Cisco is going to be restructuring their business, and has stated that they are going to be killing off certain parts of their business. They will make a larger effort to focus on the core of the company, including collaboration, services and video. Their popular camera, the Flip, will no longer be in the company's plans as a result of their restructuring. The company has said that they will continue to support those that had already purchased the phone, but would not be dedicating any more resources to the development of the device.
They claimed that a larger profitability was the main reasoning behind their decision to restructure. In rent years they had moved more toward the retail end of things, when that was previously not the type of products that they had put forward. They are looking to get deeper into video and explore new ways to profit.
The company said in a statement that the company was making a number of targeted moves to end in a new platform strategy for the company. It is good to hear that they will continue to provide support for Flip users, despite the fact that they will no longer be releasing new versions of the device.
As Cisco's profits have fallen in recent months, many have expected for plans to be made to change the direction that they were heading. Today's announcement shows that they are now looking into their past and their future for new revenue sources and are concentrating on aspects of their business that they have a strong hold over.
It will be interesting to see if they release any more retail products like the Flip Video, or if they will take things in a completely different directions.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (March 11, 2012) - The William and Mary men's gymnastics team earned its best score of the season but was edged by Springfield, 332.7 - 331.8, on Sunday afternoon in Springfield, Mass.
In addition to posting its top team score of the 2012 campaign, W&M also earned season highs on floor (56.3), pommel horse (54.8) and vault (56.8).
Individually, sophomore Daniel Potemski won the all-around title with an 82.7, while freshman Michael Deitz earned the meet's top score on high bar with a career-best 14.0.
Potemski and sophomore Landon Funiciello both earned a 14.4 on floor to tie for the team's top mark and helped the Tribe earn a season-high 56.3 in the event. Freshman J.J. Jindra also came up big with a career-best 14.0.
W&M also registered a season high on pommel horse (54.8) and was led by freshman Jason Wang who placed second overall with a career-best 14.1. The impressive mark ranks eighth in the Tribe's record book. Senior Steve Deutsch and freshman Peter Ten Eyck also contributed to the team total with a 13.9 and a 13.7, respectively.
Deutsch led the College on rings and finished second among all competitors with a 13.9. Jindra earned a 13.7 and senior Jonathan Prohov registered a season-high 13.6 en route to helping the team record a 54.7.
The Tribe registered a season-high 56.8 on vault and was led by Potemski's 14.6. Deitz also came up big with a career-best 14.4, and Dan Melzar nearly equaled his best mark of the season in the event with a 14.0.
Junior Kris Yeager and junior Futa Ikeda both earned season highs with a 13.9 and a 13.7, respectively, to lead W&M on parallel bars. Ten Eyck also contributed to the team total of 54.5 with a 13.5.
Deitz claimed the individual title on high bar with a career-best 14.0 en route to helping the squad register a 54.7. Jindra and Potemski both recorded a 13.8 in the event, which equaled a season high for Jindra.
In addition to Potemski, Jindra and Ikeda both competed in all six events and earned a 78.0 and a 77.9, respectively, as all-arounders.
The Tribe will close out its regular-season slate this week with a pair of home meets. W&M will host Army in a dual meet on Thursday at 7 p.m., before competing against Temple and Army on Saturday at 7 p.m.


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Limiting opportunities to pursue bears with hounds in Utah in the fall will be among items the public may provide input on at upcoming regional advisory council meetings.
"There have been conflicts in the fall between houndsmen pursuing bears and hunters hunting big and small game," explained Alan Clark, wildlife section chief for the Division of Wildlife Resources.
"We'd like to have a general discussion with the public about this issue on hunting units statewide. Do we need to start limiting bear pursuit through season adjustments, or going to a limited entry bear pursuit system? We need the public's help to answer that question," commented Clark.
Public input also will be sought about a recommendation to offer a total of 209 public black bear hunting permits for Utah's 2003 seasons. That would be a slight decrease from the 217 permits offered in 2002.
In addition, the DWR will recommend that black bear hunting not be allowed on the Cache unit in northern Utah. The unit would remain open for bear pursuit, however.
"There are a limited number of bears in the Cache unit and very few bear/human conflicts, so we don't believe a hunt in justified there," Clark explained.
At the meetings, the public will hear presentations about the proposals and may ask questions and provide their input and suggestions.
Region council members will take the public input received to the Utah Wildlife Board when it meets Dec. 17 in Salt Lake City to approve Utah's 2003 black bear proclamation.
The southeastern region meeting is scheduled for Dec. 3 at 6:30 p.m. and will take place at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River. The public is welcome to attend and discuss the black bear proposals.
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Among all college math professors in Utah, Henry Zwick was singled out to receive the award for distinguished college or university teaching of mathematics in recognition of successful teaching.
"I feel very honored. It's very nice to be recognized by colleagues," stated Zwick, one of USU Eastern's math associate professors.
Zwick shows dedication to his teaching career; this is his 35th year, including graduate school. He has a master's degree in math and computer science. He has received many letters of recommendation from colleagues and former students. Usually, he teaches five classes a semester, but occasionally he'll offer seven or eight.
He has been at CEU 21 years. He taught three years at Ferris State University, one semester at Washington University, three years at University of Idaho, three years at USU-Logan and two years at Northland Pioneer College.
Other than math, Zwick teaches computer science and engineering classes.
When Zwick is not teaching, he enjoys reading journals from societies he belongs to, watching TV and traveling. He has traveled to all 50 states, almost all of them twice. Last summer he traveled through 19 by himself. Above all locations, he loves the Oregon Coast. Outside of the U.S., he has been to Mexico and Canada.
Numerous students in his classes have said that he is the first math teacher they could learn and understand from.
He would have liked to study more chemistry, physics, geology and astronomy, but as for regrets, "I really don't have any. I'm very happy."
Students seeking a math career should speak with Zwick. "When you're in college, do your best. Study hard. Attend class. Seek help from your professors. Do something you like. You'll be doing it the rest of your life so enjoy it."


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LONDON (MarketWatch) — European stock markets closed a volatile week 2.7% lower on Friday, as escalating jitters in the Middle East fueled fears of a wider war in the region, while investors also braced for the start of U.S. negotiations over sidestepping the so-called fiscal cliff.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, +0.33% lost 1% to 262.86, marking the lowest closing level since early August.
Among notable movers in the index, shares of risk-sensitive sectors, such as banks and resource firms, posted some of the biggest losses.
Can markets overcome fiscal cliff?
Can the equity market rebound while the threat of the U.S. fiscal cliff continues to loom?
The fiscal cliff — billions in automatic tax hikes and across-the-board spending cuts — "is still very high on the list of uncertainties. With both sides overnight holding their grounds, investors are nervous nothing will come out of today's meeting," said Victoria Clarke, economist at Investec Securities.
"They will be laying down bargaining chips and start out with strong positions that they feel they won't end up with in the end. But we've still got some before the deadline at the end of the year," she said.
Shares on the move at week's end included Henkel AG & Co. KGaA HEN3, +0.22% down 4.7% in Frankfurt. The maker of household products reported third-quarter earnings and said it's "fully committed" to achieving 2012 financial targets.
And in Paris, shares of Renault SA RNO, +1.71% added 1.2%. Data showed new car registrations in Europe dropped at a slower pace in October, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
In London, shares of Melrose PLC MRO, -1.65% slumped 11% after the investment company said that its 2013 sales outlook has become more uncertain and that its businesses aren't immune to "worsening of macroeconomic conditions internationally."
Pointing in the other direction, shares of Serco Group PLC SRP, +3.32% gained 1%, after the international services company said it sees improved performance in second half of the year.
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Investors mostly focused on developments in the U.S., as President Barack Obama met congressional leaders to discuss how to avert the looming cliff of tax hikes and budget cuts.
A Wall Street Journal report said that the White House was in advanced talks on a plan to replace the "sequester", a part of the fiscal cliff referring to automatic spending cuts, with a smaller package of cuts and tax increases. The separate package would reduce spending by roughly $100 billion in 2013. See: White House in talks to replace sequester: WSJ
Both European and U.S. stock markets have this week sold off on worries that Democrats and Republicans will fail to reach an agreement over the budget dealings. U.S. stock traded mixed on Wall Street on Friday. See: U.S. stocks fall ahead of budget talks
"Investors will be hoping that there is enough collective desire to reach agreement, but it is almost inevitable that discussions will be protracted and go down to the wire, which is likely to keep markets erratic and volatile over the coming weeks," said Rebecca O'Keeffe, head of investment at Interactive Investor, in a note.


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Review: Big Day Out Sydney 2014
While Big Day Out is an institution and right of passage for any young Australian who lives close enough to a capital city, 2014's instalment kind of had me wondering – why isn't this sold out and where the hell is everyone? Perhaps it was that the day fell on Australia Day – a bogan excuse to get drunk and spit "national pride" into the faces of anyone who'll come close enough to you, or perhaps it's that the "big festival" is a dying breed in Australia. Whatever the cause – y'all missed out.


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1991—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–190substituted "serve as a noncareer appointee of the Senior Executive Service and shall be compensated at a rate determined by the Board in accordance with section 5383" for "be compensated at the rate specified for employees in grade GS–18 of the General Schedule under section 5332".
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Bobby Wahl, would have be a good selection at 37. Probably a bullpen arm but we can use those too.
Cavan Biggio, we need more hitters but can he stick at 2nd?
Michael Wagner, arm for the pen
Garrett Williams, may be one of those guys whose injury problems are behind him and ends up in the MLs
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Beloit, WI -- The Beloit College Women's Lacrosse team was determined to get back in the winning column and they hit that goal in a big way Wednesday night at Strong Stadium with a 20-2 win over the University of Dubuque.
The Bucs scored six times in the first eight-plus minutes of the game, with two goals going to Sarah Pipal. After the Spartans got on the board at the 20:06 mark Beloit got two more before UD made it 8-2 at 14:42. That was all the scoring they'd get as the Buccaneers close the half with five more scores to take a 13-2 lead into the break.
Pipal had all three of her goals in the first half while Erin Chambers added three more with three assists. Ellie Daniels had two goals in the half, as did Sara Fithian and Cate Rubin.
The second half was dominated by the Buccaneers as they allowed no shots on goal and only two shots total. Fithian had three of the seven goals in the half while Chambers added two more. Marcail Distante also scored and Andreina Patilliet closed out the scoring with her first career goal with 2:27 remaining.
Chambers finished with five goals and four assists while Fithian also had five scores with two assists. Michelle Dillon made two saves in goal for the win.
The Bucs get back into Midwest Women's Lacrosse play on Sunday at Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois. The action begins at 2:00 p.m.


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On Nov. 18 the Spencer's Wishes Foundation in conjunction with Castle Country Radio and the Castle Valley Community raised more than $21,000 to fund the programs the foundation sponsors throughout the year.
This was the seventh year that Phil and Pam Roundy have come into the studios and kept the phones lines lit until the funds were raised. This year, the Roundys and their dedicated and selfless army of boardmembers and volunteers took over the Castle Country Studios for 6-plus hours to "raise money for little kids," as Phil likes to say.
The donations garnered, will be used as the primary funding source for both the Spencer's Wishes Christmas Shopping Spree and the Spencer's Wishes Spring Baseball Clinic. The shopping spree gives 100 local children the opportunity to go on a shopping spree at Wal-Mart, minus their parents and the Spencer's Wishes Spring Baseball Clinic allows more than 300 area kids the chance to enjoy a day with professional baseball players at Spring Mobile Park, home of the Salt Lake Bees.
Both Phil and Pam Roundy repeatedly commented about the generosity of a community that continues to give despite difficult economic times.


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Metallica's 10 Angriest Songs
'Aren't all Metallica songs angry?" That's the response we got from our friends when we told them we'd been tasked with writing about the legendary metal band's angriest tracks.
And it's true, lyricist and singer James Hetfield isn't exactly known for coming up with a lot of cheery, good-times tunes. But as you'll see below, some of them clearly stand out as more pissed off than others. Whether he and his bandmates are railing about our treatment of the environment, corrupt politicians or even his parents, odds are you'll find plenty of things to get worked up about, too! So be sure to have your blood pressure checked, find your happy place, then check out our list of Metallica's Angriest Songs.
Our first angry Metallica track finds the group ticked off about the way mankind has treated the environment. They warn that our actions are causing the "death of Mother Earth" in typically direct fashion: "See our mother put to death / See our mother die / Smouldering decay / Take her breath away / Millions of our years / In minutes disappears."
'Holier Than Thou'
Singer James Hetfield opens two cans of whoop-ass on those who spread gossip, uninformed judgement and lies on this compact blast of hatred from the group's 1991 self-titled commercial breakthrough: "No more! The crap rolls out your mouth again / Haven't changed, your brain is still gelatin / Little whispers circle around your head / Why don't you worry about yourself instead?"
'So What'
OK don't get mad, but we're including this cover of a very pissed-off song from punk legends Anti-Nowhere League on our list. There's just too much venom to ignore, and it's a shining example of how willing Metallica are to step outside their own minds and into the heads of others to get their anger on.
Most of the lyrics of this song are unfit to print here, but we're sure with a little help from the internet you can read them in all their foul-mouthed glory. Suffice it to say, 'So What!' is the perfect song to play if you're in the mood to smash up a TV or two.
'Ride the Lightning'
It's pretty easy to understand why the protagonist of this song is so angry -- after all, it's told from the perspective of an inmate waiting on death by electrocution. Even as he admits to committing the crime, he's got a pretty big bone to pick with our justice system: "Death in the air / Strapped in the electric chair / This can't be happening to me / Who made you God to say 'I'll take your life from you!'"
Hetfield does a great job of putting us in the doomed man's shoes, convincing the listener that we are also about to be zapped for good with this pummeling little tune, which doesn't quite get the credit it deserves.
'...And Justice for All'
Ever get really aggravated while watching the non-stop parade of stories about corrupt politicians and businessmen and all the ways they seem to screw the little guy out of their chance at the good life? Well, so does Metallica, and they tackle the issue head on with the title track to their 1989 album '...And Justice for All.' "Halls of justice painted green / Money talking / Power wolves beset your door / Hear them stalking / Soon you'll please their appetite / They devour / Hammer of justice crushes you"
'St. Anger'
You know what makes us furious? People who can't talk about anything else but the "trash can-sounding drums" when discussing this album. We're here to say that this a good song from an underrated album, and besides, with a title like that how could we possibly leave it off this list? It seems Hetfield is making a really strong effort to control and positively channel his rage here: "And I want my anger to be healthy / And I want my anger just for me / And I need my anger not to control / And I want my anger to be me / And I need to set my anger free."
'Ain't My Bitch'
In the five years between their self-titled "Black Album" and its 1996 follow-up 'Load,' Metallica became one of the world's biggest and richest rock bands. But if you thought all of that success would mellow them out, this provocatively-titled lead off track will set you straight pretty quick. "Draggin' me down, why you around?," Hetfield sneeringly demands of a selfish hanger-on, before declaring them, "So useless."
'Damage, Inc.'
Metallica's got no time or patience for conformists living on their knees on this hard-hitting track from their 1986 masterpiece 'Master of Puppets.' Lyrics like "We chew and spit you out / We laugh, you scream and shout / All flee, with fear you run / You'll know just where we come from" show that Metallica, much like the Hulk, are always angry. Plus, at around 1:20 the guitars really kick in, and Kirk Hammett reminds us that sometimes a man with a guitar can be just as angry as one with a microphone.
'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)'
Another inspired and enraged classic from 'Master of Puppets', 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)' shows that a song can be both angry and extremely complex at the same time. Based on the novel 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest', the lyrics tell the story of a man who is wrongly caged in a mental institution: "They keep my locked up in this cage / Can't they see it's why my brain says rage?" Fortunately for our hero, and unfortunately for the staff, freedom is soon to be his for the taking.
'Dyers Eve'
This song finds Hetfield laying it out emotionally with a message directed squarely at his parents. Angry and extremely deep, this is one of many examples of just how much credit metal's most charismatic frontman deserves as a songwriter. He's unafraid to get personal and end this album on a heavy and surprisingly somber tone: "Dear mother, dear father / What is this hell you have put me through / Believer, deceiver / Day in day out, live my life through you / Pushed onto me what's wrong or right / Hidden from this thing that they call life." That honesty makes 'Dyers Eve' deserving of the highest spot on this list of Metallica's Angriest songs. Join us next week for our exclusive list of the Top 10 Metallica songs about Unicorns and Puppies.