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Nike 5meter Water Polo Camp at UC Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, California
The Nike 5meter Water Polo Camp at the University of California, Santa Cruz, directed by USA Water Polo Olympian Genai Kerr, is designed to help youth and high school water polo players improve their overall game so they can compete at the next level. Come join Genai and his staff for a great week of camp this summer!
UC Santa Cruz is an easy drive from the Bay Area and beyond. The campus, defined by rolling meadows and towering redwoods, is a perfect environment for the Nike Water Polo Camp and has always been a camper favorite! UC Santa Cruz offers an Olympic-sized pool with an ocean view, comfortable dormitories, and an excellent dining hall.
Upon arrival at camp, campers are placed in groups with other players having similar abilities and goals. Our camp staff will do their best to accommodate your needs, keeping in consideration your experience and desire to improve.
Highlights Include
- Position Specific Training for Divers, Shooters, Goalies and 2 Meter Offense & Defense
- Directed by USA Olympians and College Coaches
- Low camper to staff ratio and 24 hour supervision
- Two daily water sessions; one daily dry-land session
- Fun evening activities
- Every camper receives a Nike Camp T-shirt
1). This camp is open to any and all entrants. 2). Drugs, alchohol and smoking are strictly prohibited and constitute grounds for immediate dismissal from camp. 3). For your safety and benefit, we recommend that you choose a camp that fits your particular skills and level of development.Meet your coaching staff
Genai Kerr
Genai Kerr is a USA Water Polo Olympian, coach, mentor, and true ambassador of the sport. Genai was a member of the United States Men's National Water Polo Team for 12 years and played in the 2004 Athens Olympics, 2003 & 2007 Pan American Gold Medal games, and multiple World Championships. He is one of the only athletes in history to compete internationally as a goalie and as a field player. Most recently he was named MVP of the 2012 US Open after he helped Newport Water Polo Foundation win the national championship. Genai has coached at every level, from age group to Division 1 college programs. Over the last 15 years he has run hundreds of camps and impacted thousands of lives.
Surprisingly, Genai got involved in water polo by accident, following the whistles to what he thought was a basketball game and ended up at the pool. He excelled at both water polo and basketball at Coronado High School and received a water polo scholarship to UC Irvine to play under Coach Ted Newland. Genai went on to become a NCAA All-American in 1998 and 1999 and was awarded Big West Conference Male Scholar Athlete of the Year his senior year.Read Full Bio
Genai remains active in his community and has become a great role model for aspiring water polo players. He has been a US Ambassador for the USADA (U.S. Antidoping Agency) since 2003 promoting clean sports for young athletes. He was a founding faculty member of the Sage Hill School where he was the Dean of Students, taught art and physical education, and started the aquatic programs. Genai has also created several community outreach programs to help mentor children in lower income households.
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2012 US Open, Irvine, California, 1st Place - MVP
2010 Volvo Cup, Hungary, 3rd place
2009 FINA World Championships, Rome, Italy, 4th place
2009 FINA World League Super Final, Podgorica, Montenegro, 4th place
2007 FINA World League Super Finals, Berlin, Germany 5th place
2007 Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1st place
2007 FINA World Championships, Melbourne, Australia, 9th place
2006 ASUA Cup, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1st place
2006 FINA World League Super Finals, Athens, Greece, 5th place
2004 Olympic Games, Athens, Greece, 7th place
2003 FINA World League Super Finals, New York, NY, 3rd place
2003 Pan American Games, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1st place
2003 FINA World Championships, Barcelona, Spain, 6th place
2003 U.S. Cup, Stanford, CA, United States, 2nd place
2002 FINA World Cup, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 7th place
2001 FINA World Championships, Fukuoka, Japan, 7th place
2001 World Championships Qualifier, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1st place
1998 First Appearance on the Men's National Team, Long Beach, CA
1995 Jr. North American Games, Calgary, Canada, 2nd place
Jeff Tyrell
Jeff Tyrrell will be joining the camp as a guest instructor. Jeff has been a member of the USA Water Polo National Team since 2006. He played collegiate water polo at Cal where he won back to back National Titles in 2006 & 2007. Jeff scored the game winning goal as time expired in the 2006 National Championship to lead the Cal past USC. After graduating from Cal Tyrrell played professionally in Italy (Roma Vis Nova, Rari Nantes Camogli) and Croatia (VK Sibenik).
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Campers stay 2 per room in Cowell College and are assigned by age and roommate requests. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new!
Bathrooms: shared
Linens: Not provided
Suggested spending money: $40
Medical facility: a certified trainer will be on staff at all times
Campers are supervised 24 hours a day. The staff live in the dormitories with the campers and participate in evening activities. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited, and constitute, along with general misconduct, grounds for dismissal from camp without a refund.
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Check-out takes place at 12:00pm on Thursday, July 3rd at Cowell College Circle.
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Highlight of the summer!
Last summer when my daughter was 12, she attended the Nike Water polo day camp, she was one of the younger players, but it didn't matter - the kids and coaches were awesome, and she couldn't wait to go back each day. Megan begged to go back again this summer and had the same awesome experience - thanks for making this the highlight of her summer!!
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In this camp, great food, experienced instructors, and tons of great water polo are all there is to find. You learn many new tricks, and you perfect your techniques, whether you are an advanced player, or just learning to throw the ball. I definitely recommend this camp to Water Polo players of all levels.
Fun, positive experience.
My daughter was apprehensive about going to camp because she had a "not so good" experience earlier in the summer. WOW, she was so impressed with the coaches, their kindness and instruction, and besides that, it was a whole ton of fun!!!! She can't wait to go back next year.
Nike's Water Polo Camp was the highlight of my daughter's summer! Because she was only 12, we were a little nervous sending her to the overnight camp but the staff and counclers were so great, our apprehensions were gone the first day! She improved so much that her home coaches noticed a difference right away. I'd recommend this camp and we'll be back next year!
The camp was fantastic. Intense, but lots of fun. Counselors were very enthusiastic and the quality of the polo played was outstanding.
Well worth it. My daughter loved the staff and especially learned a lot from the Olympian Genai Kerr. He was very inspirational!!

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We've all heard the myths about Super Bowl Sunday. Half-time flushes disable sewage plants. It's the worst day of the year for domestic violence. It's the best day of the year for pizza and beer sales. Because Super Bowl mania has swept New England, we decided to take a closer look at some of the claims. Turns out, most are out of bounds.
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'Budget Brakes' Owner Has Troubled Past
A NewsChannel 5 "Buyer Beware" Investigation has uncovered questionable practices inside a local brake repair chain.
We also began digging into the background of the company's owner.
Investigative reporter Jennifer Kraus discovered he's been in trouble before, for some of the same things we uncovered.
You've probably seen the Budget Brakes commercials and the company's signs around town.
They make it sound like you're getting a real deal. Budget Brakes not only offers free brake inspections, but they also say they'll sell you new brakes for just $68.
But former managers like Jack Hays say, "$68 is to get people in the store. That's it."
Hays tells NewsChannel 5 that most customers end up paying a lot more. Usually, he says, the bill's at least several hundred dollars and many customers are charged for parts and services they don't need.
"It doesn't surprise me," says Kirk Ferris from the Michigan Department of State.
Ferris says he's heard this all before when the owner of Budget Brakes ran a similar operation up in Michigan called the Brake Shops.
In one of that state's biggest investigations ever, Ferris tells us that regulators found that Brake Shops employees were taught how to be deceptive and told to sell whatever they could.
Ferris says employees were told, "You need to sell parts and you need to sell service whether it's needed or not." He says the state of Michigan also found that customers were often significantly overcharged and repairs were often not done right or done at all.
"We were convinced they had to be put out of business," Ferris adds.
The Michigan Department of State and Attorney General ended up fining the owners nearly $20,000 and suspended them from doing business.
That's when they moved to Tennessee.
Michael Palazzolo and his partner Paul Sims opened their first Budget Brakes shop in Nashville three years ago. There are now four stores in Nashville and a total of six in Middle Tennessee.
Palazzolo now has a new partner and, he claims, a new way of doing business.
He insists that he's changed since he moved to Tennessee and that what he does here is all on the up and up.
"Why do you think we've done what we've done -- 51,000 vehicles," Palazzolo says. "You tell me. How do we do that in two and a half years, almost three years? Taking care of the customer, taking care of your employees, quality service."
But authorities in Michigan say they've heard that before.
"I was also told by Michael Palazzolo that he had changed his ways and wanted to do things right," Ferris says, "but that wasn't what we saw."
And those who have worked for Palazzolo since he's moved here say he hasn't changed at all.
And our undercover investigation seems to back that up.
We took our van to all four Budget Brakes shops in town and asked for their free inspection. And by and large, the mechanics barely glanced at our brakes.
Yet, Budget Brakes managers told us they'd found we needed all sorts of repairs, including brand new rotors -- even though we had just had our brakes overhauled.
We also discovered they actually charged us for work that they never did.
After three of the Budget Brakes shops told us we needed our back brakes cleaned and adjusted, we decided to go ahead and do it.
Our hidden cameras showed how our back brakes got a few squirts of what supposedly was cleaning fluid -- and that was it.
Then the mechanic put the tires back on. He never did do the adjustment, even though that's what we were told we needed and what we paid for.
We showed our video to David Brockus, another former manager with Budget Brakes.
"It's a typical Budget Brakes' job," Brockus says.
Brockus says when he worked for Budget Brakes, if a car needed a part they didn't have, they'd just clean up the customer's old part, put it back on and then charge the customer for the new part.
"That is bull," says Budget Brakes' owner, Michael Palazzolo.
He calls the allegations by his former employees lies and he told us he really doesn't see a problem with what we uncovered.
"We didn't do anything wrong," he says.
But the Middle Tennessee Better Business Bureau is now taking the rare step of revoking Budget Brakes' membership. The BBB's Kathleen Calligan says, "There's certainly no room in the business community for individuals like this."
The BBB says when Palazzolo applied to join, he never told them about his business troubles in Michigan, even though they say he was asked.
"I really don't remember doing it," Palazzolo says.
He told us that he'd simply forgotten to mention it.
Then, he later admitted that he'd omitted the information on purpose because he was afraid he wouldn't be allowed to join if the BBB knew about his past.
Palazzolo blames the problems we found on individual employees.
But he did the same thing back in Michigan. Authorities there, however, say they found the problems were part of a "corporate-wide policy aimed at ripping off consumers."
And now, some believe what we uncovered shows the same thing is happening again.
Former manager Jack Hays says, "It's a black eye to everybody in car repair."
Palazzolo claims that the two former managers, Hays and David Brockus, who we interviewed on camera are simply disgruntled employees.
But we heard these same kinds of stories from many other former employees. And, after seeing our investigation, other former employees are now coming forward and echoing those same complaints.
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Google's secret sauce is Larry Page
The next Steve Jobs was here all along, and Google's latest blowout earnings are the proof.
By Dana Blankenhorn
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- When I have written about Google (GOOG) in the past, I have often called its infrastructure its secret sauce.
Google's blow-out earnings, however, may have more to do with something other than its low-cost, global cloud.
Maybe this Larry Page fellow knows something. Maybe Larry Page is Google's secret sauce.
Page founded Google much as Steve Jobs founded Apple. But, unlike Jobs, Page never left. Instead, he did a CEO apprenticeship on the job, for nearly a decade, under Eric Schmidt. When he became CEO, at the start of 2011, he was already seasoned, and his hair was already going silver.
Since becoming CEO, Page has dramatically narrowed the focus of the company. As one Quora user put it, there's more wood behind fewer arrows.
The whole company is more professional and more focused. Major functions are concentrated on its Mountain View, Calif., headquarters, and there are fewer of them. The days of wild experimentation are over.
Page has focused on mobile, on social, and on the company's search algorithms, all in an effort to transform ads from annoyances to real service. It's working. Over the last year Google's cost per click, its base ad rate, fell 8 percent while the number of clicks was up 26 percent.
This means Google is, increasingly, your best advertising bargain. Competitors - whether they're in TV, or in any other medium, face a company that is delivering more customers for less money, and an advertising model based on results rather than eyeballs.
This is an important inflection point. Ever since the Web was spun, companies have been promising that intrinsic advertising, ads pushed based on who is using the site, would become more effective than extrinsic advertising, ads pushed based on the content next to it.
Google seems to have cracked that code, and this quarter brought revenues of $14.9 billion, with a full 20 percent of that money, $2.97 billion, hitting the net income line.
Put it this way. The Interactive Advertising Bureau estimated that in 2011 U.S. Internet advertising was a $31.7 billion market. Google will easily double that this year, all by itself.
The star of the ad show is now YouTube, and 41 percent of its traffic is now from mobile devices. This is also an important inflection point. We're accustomed to TV and Internet being competitors. Now, increasingly, the Internet is TV, and Google is leading the way in monetizing it.
Everything Page's Google does is aimed at collecting the data needed to drive the extrinsic ad train. The Chrome browser collects data. The Google Plus social network collects data. The Android mobile operating system collects data. And Google uses this data to deliver search results that make its ad rates look cheaper than any other source.
Ever since Google was founded, Page has focused on search. It didn't become a "portal," as Wall Street insisted Yahoo become. Page looked at all the factors that would enable search to find something, starting with infrastructure, and put the company's money into it.
Now he has transformed the world we live in, replaced the media reality with his own, and he's still just 40 years old.
Everyone keeps looking for the next Steve Jobs, the next great founder with a vision that can transform the world. He's here. His name is Larry Page. And business is going to have to deal with him for a very long time to come.
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It's appears that the Work Environment at Google is at opposite odds to the Work Environment at Apple. That's another good thing. Workers shouldn't have to walk around in FEAR. Apple is benefiting from a Cult following. Google is benefiting from an almost Monopoly position. For someone else to scale to the point where Google is would take a tremendous amount of CASH and time. That's keeps them in the Catbird Seat. That being stated, their main product is Far from perfect. That shows folks, you don't have to be perfect to make a Boatload of Money.
Google talks of how good they treat employees so how can they have whiting turner as a general contractor to build the new data centers. They treat the workers like slaves,by using fear and intimidation. I don't think Mr.Page would would like what he sees when the dog and pony show that's put on for him or his staff.Did I mention the unsanitary conditions for simple port a johns.
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Parque Ciutadella Apartments is a 4-star hotel, ensuring a high quality of service and amenities. Antiqua Estacion del Norte is a busy hub taking you to all the points of interest in and around Barcelona. You can walk to Razzmatazz, Barcelona Auditorium or National Theatre of Catalonia from here. A possible inclusion in your itinerary, Arc de Triomf is a short distance from this location, as are Torre Agbar and Olympic Port. Conferences and other events in Palau de la Musica Catalana draw many visitors to this location.
Parque Ciutadella Apartments is equipped with a terrace, in addition to a non-smoking area (generic) and a rooftop terrace. Expect all you need for your Barcelona visit in one of the 25 rooms that are on offer here. This location also has public parking amongst its advantages.
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Volume 37 Number 53 Weber State College May 17, 1977 F v - I iTl jL.M.T-ari,ia,iiM,i1ii.lMl.iIMMlimwWrfl"- Ssuaa&ii STUDENTS VIEW life-size figure at the Student Art Show. See story on page 5. Photo by Suzette Blue Awards to be given at annual banquet The annual ASWSC Awards and Honors Banquet will be held Thursday in the Union Building Ballroom at 7 p.m. Awards will be presented in nine categories. The finalists are: Organization of the Year Good Company V.I.C.E. Cheerleaders Intramurals Wildcat Achievement of the Year Darcel Stucki Murray Olsen Randy Skanchy Robb Alexander Ah Choo Lim Cheerleaders Talent of the Year Jill Wangsgard Mary Lynn Anderson Kevin Corbett Thomas Breuninger Male Athlete of the Year Mike Gove Stan Mayhew Rod Bockwoldt Mike Isom Silver Chalice Barbara Joseph Carver Judy Decaria Nancy L. Phippen Nancy Waterfall Donna Ann Willis Friendliest Girl JoAnn Bradbury Vickie Jones Michele Larkin Jean Nacario Far Neeley Scholar of the Year Shu H. Cheng Glen R. Dawson 1 Brian L. Gould Kirk Strickland Professor of the Year Robert R. Beishline J.C. Glidden Robert B. Heffernan Kimbal L. Wheatley Female Athlete of the Year Ann Avondet Kathy Miller Cathy Wood Tuition increases summer quarter Changes in the tuition and fee schedule, approved by the Board of Regents and the Institutional Council, become effective Summer Quarter. The new full-time rate reflects an 11 per cent, or $17 CREDIT HOURS lor 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 or more Following a special meeting of the Weber State College Institutional Council, President Joseph L. Bishop announced the selection of Farrell R. Collett and E. Lynn Foley as recipients of honorary doctorate degrees at the WSC commencement June 4. Collett, a member of the Weber State art faculty since 1939 and department chairman until 1971, is one of Utah's most widely known artists. He remained at Weber until spring of 1976. Collett is best known for his paintings of animal life, the most famous of which is "The White Horse," and a painting depicting the killing of "Old Ephraim," a grizzly bear. Collett earned a Master's Degree at Brigham Young University, where he also served as student body president. He did graduate work at UCLA, and studied at several art schools. His awards include the Latham Foundation International Poster competition, and best-of-show at the Springville National Invitational. Foley, retired manager of the Ogden Division of the Utah Power and Light Company, has long been active in the Ogden area. Until retirement in March 1977 Foley had served 41 years with UP & L, the last 11 as district manager. Foley helped organize the Weber State Boosters Club in 1955, and served as its president for 11 years.. hike over the old rate, $157. Also changed is policy regarding late payments. Beginning the fifth day of classwork, fees of $10 for full time and $5 for part time will be assessed. Beginning the eleventh day of classwork, RESIDENT $43.fX 59.50 76.00 92.50 109.00 125.50 142.00 158.50 174.00 NON Honorary degrees will be presented He also worked on the Dee Events Center project, and has been associated with WSC's athletic programs for over 30 years. Honorary Doctorate Recipients (f V Farrell Collett the late fees will increase to $20 for full time and $10 for part time students. Summer quarter fees are the same for resident or nonresident students. The new fee schedule is as follows: - RESIDENT $92.50 126.25 160.00 193.75 227.50 261.25 295.00 328.75 361.50 The holder of an associate degree from WSC, Foley has also attended the University of Utah and Utah State University. Lynn Foley
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FAIRBORN, Ohio (AP) -- Businesses in a southwest Ohio community are concerned possible defense spending cuts at a nearby Air Force base could deal them a financial blow.
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What The Papers Say - 18 November
Jagielka, Baines, Sharp and Cahill all in Monday's round-up.
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Monday's national newspapers look ahead to England's clash against Germany at Wembley tomorrow night and the possible return to Goodison Park of a former fans' favourite.
The Times, The Independent, The Daily Express and The Daily Mirror anticipate the return of Phil Jagielka to England's starting line-up tomorrow, with manager Roy Hodgson looking to reintroduce some experience back into his side.
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Locally, the Liverpool Echo takes quotes from Roy Hodgson who has said that Leighton Baines is '50-50' to be first choice at next year's World Cup in Brazil.
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2014Herman, Barry, "Recent Thinking on How the International Community Should Fix Sovereign Liquidity and Solvency Crises," Roundtable on the Substance of a Sovereign Debt Workout Mechanism, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Berlin, 23 January 2014.Herman, Barry, Review of "Economic Policy and Human Rights" edited by Radhika Balakrishnan and Diane Elson, Review of Radical Political Economics, vol. 46, No. 1 (Winter 2014), pp. 108-110.2013Herman, Barry. "Half a Century of Proposals for 'Innovative Development Financing." United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, DESA Working Paper No. 125 (July 2013).Herman, Barry, "Toward a New Global Partnership for Development: Looking Back to Look Forward," Background Study for the United Nations Development Cooperation Forum, Ethiopia High-Level Symposium, Addis Ababa, 5-7 June 2013. Herman, Barry, "Regulating Financial Sectors for Development and Social Justice," Notes for an expert group meeting organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations, New York, 24 April 2013. Herman, Barry, "Deficits and Sovereign Debt," in Christopher G. Bates and James Ciment, eds., Global Social Issues: An Encyclopedia, Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2013, vol. 1, pp. 188-197.2012Herman, Barry, "Financial Services, Economic Needs and Global Financial Architecture: A Background Paper," web published by World Council of Churches, Geneva, August, 2012, 50 pp.
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This poster is probably the best birthday present anyone has gotten me, ever.
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The month of July one year ago, I spent in kansas taking care of my grandmother while she was dying from lung cancer. At the end of the month, after weeks of spending time with her and staying by her bedside night and day throughout the process of her decline, I watched her die. Though it is hard to say if she understood where she was in moment, I held her hand watched her die in a place she hated.
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Paralyzed woman finishes marathon 16 days after start
A 32-year-old paraplegic woman using a robotic walking suit has completed the London Marathon, 16 days after the event began.
Hundreds of onlookers cheered a tearful Claire Lomas on Tuesday afternoon as she crossed the finish line on The Mall in central London, The Sun reported. Lomas, who was paralyzed from the chest down in a 2007 horse-riding accident, walked the 26.2-mile course using crutches and a £43,000 ($69,500) suit that uses motion sensors to help her move her legs. When Lomas shifts her balance, the ReWalk machine moves her joints forward, allowing her to take a step, the BBC reported.
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Krasnaya Polyana, Russia • Canadian sisters Justine and Chloe Dufour-Lapointe knew they were Olympic medalists, even before defending champion Hannah Kearney of the United States took her final run Saturday night.
And then the news got even better: The sisters finished 1-2 in the moguls event, resulting in hugs in the finish area from yet another sister who competed in the event — and tears for Kearney.
Kearney took the bronze medal, as two wobbles in the middle section of the course kept her from catching the Canadians and led to her outpouring of emotion afterward, recognizing that her Olympic career was over.
The Dafour-Lapointes, from Montreal, already were a big story at the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park because their older sister, Maxime, also qualified for the 12-skier second round of the finals. And then Justine, 19, and Chloe, 22, rose above the six-skier field in the third round. They became the third pair of sisters to win gold and silver medals in a Winter Olympics event.
Eliza Outtrim, a Westminster College student, placed sixth and Park City's Heather McPhie just missed the cut to 12.
The night began with qualifying to complete the 20-skier field for the three-run finals. Justine Dufour-Lapointe delivered her best run at the end, scoring 22.4 points to 21.66 for her sister and 21.49 for Kearney in a formula that combines time with judging of jumps and technique on the bumps.
Kearney was very disappointed not to earn another gold medal, wiping away tears and composing herself during the news conference. "I'm sure something good will come of it," she said. "I'm just not sure what it is yet."
The Dafour-Lapointes were as thrilled as Kearney was upset. "It just totally rocks," Justine said. "It is just really amazing. … I felt the pressure, but I just tried to put that away and I said, 'You know what, I'm going to roar and people will see me and remember who the real Justine is.' "
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Teaching students to ask tough questions is at the heart of higher education, says Lewis Duncan. (Photo by Brian Blanco for The Chronicle)
|Lewis Duncan leverages his scientific background to be a spokesman for a controversial movement. (Photo by Brian Blanco for The Chronicle)
It's a muggy afternoon here at Rollins College, where the president feels strangely lucky.
"I have a huge advantage over many of you," Lewis M. Duncan tells a roomful of students in Crummer Hall. "I get to be part of the last generation to die."
Mr. Duncan, a rocket scientist turned college president, has a mild-mannered delivery that softens his habitual provocations. For the past decade or so, he has been giving variations on this same talk, which centers on the notion that exponential advances in technology will make immortality possible for some of today's college students.
Whether they upload their brains to hard drives or benefit from medical advances that will prevent cells from aging, Mr. Duncan is steadfastly certain that some of the students sitting in this room today will be around for hundreds of years to come.
"I'm absolutely confident that this moment is going to occur in your lifetime," Mr. Duncan says, "the moment that we move beyond our biological constraints."
Today Mr. Duncan's audience is a group of about 15 students who are pursuing master's degrees in business administration. He was invited this morning as a guest lecturer, and Mr. Duncan never misses an opportunity to mount this particular soapbox.
By forcing students to wrestle with the moral and ethical implications of a future when man and machine become one, Mr. Duncan believes he is getting to the heart of what a liberal-arts education should be: teaching students to ask tough questions.
"That's what the American education system does so well," he says.
While many college presidents leave the work of dialectics to professors, Mr. Duncan is committed to getting up close and personal with students on this particular subject. Maybe that's because he is fascinated and terrified by the future.
"I'm scared for them," he says.
Playing God?
Mr. Duncan, who was dean of the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College before coming to Rollins, in 2004, is not saying anything particularly new.
He is a spokesman in a movement whose most visible champions include Raymond Kurzweil, an inventor and author of The Age of Spiritual Machines (1999, Penguin Group). Mr. Kurzweil argues that by the 2030s, computers will have consciousness and be virtually indistinguishable from humans. By 2045, he predicts, we will have reached "the singularity," a theoretical moment in time when technological advances surpass imagination, and immortality is at hand.
These ideas have made Mr. Kurzweil a divisive figure who is praised as a prophet and dismissed as a crackpot. Mr. Duncan says he is not concerned about being described as the latter, because he has the bona fides of a scientist. He earned three degrees, including a Ph.D. in space physics, at Rice University, and he has worked extensively with rockets, radars, and satellites.
"I couldn't do this if I were just a liberal-arts president," he says as he strolls the sidewalks of the Rollins campus, which has the look of a small Spanish village.
For all of his talk about the future, there is something decidedly old school about Mr. Duncan's approach to his job. The college president of today is typically both busy and cautious, and neither trait lends itself to engaging at length with students on topics such as the nature of human existence.
Mr. Duncan recognizes that there are limits to his proselytizing. While he is utterly convinced of the coming singularity, he is not blind to the fact that some view all this talk as the stuff of science fiction.
Important as this vision of the future may seem to Mr. Duncan, he is hardly prepared to make it the centerpiece of his presidency. "It's not something you would want to spend all your time with," he says, acknowledging that the singularity is still viewed by many as a fringe subject.
The time he does spend on the subject, however, is valuable, says Allen H. Kupetz, an executive in residence in Rollins's M.B.A. program. Mr. Kupetz says business students, in particular, need to think about the implications of emerging technologies, which they are very likely to help develop and market in years to come. He has invited Mr. Duncan to talk to his class a half-dozen times and says the president is invariably a hit with students.
"I don't bring him in for brownie points," Mr. Kupetz says. "He gets top marks, so I keep bringing him back."
Mr. Duncan cannot tell students how or when the singularity will occur, but he sees enough trends to agree with Mr. Kurzweil's basic timeline. The president's beliefs are informed by Moore's Law, which states that the power of computing hardware doubles every 24 months. In other words, the table is set for a technological revolution that will allow computer intelligence to rival and surpass human intelligence within the foreseeable future.
"The human brain is a wonderful device. But compared to a computer consciousness, we suck," Mr. Duncan tells the students. "We need chemical energy. We need oxygen. We're error prone. We can suffer physical damage. We have eight hours of maintenance downtime out of every 24, unless you're in college. We just really aren't competitively made for that world."
But can we find a way of coexisting with machines smarter than us? "I believe we can," Mr. Duncan says. "In fact, I believe we have to. We either assimilate or become exterminated. That's the only choice we have."
An hour of the 90-minute lecture has passed, and Mr. Duncan's ideas are starting to sink in with the students. If they could live forever, would they choose to do so?
"I have to work for 500 more years? I'm thinking no way, no way," says Jodie Wong, one of the students.
"Kill me now," another quips.
The room is fast budding with skeptics, who see in Mr. Duncan's PowerPoint presentation a future they cannot fathom, much less tolerate. The president was warmly welcomed to this class, but his ideas are not getting the same cozy embrace.
"We are messing with Mother Nature and playing God. That's what really scares me," says Joonmo T. Ku, a self-described "movie buff" who has seen enough science-fiction films to know that cyborgs almost always turn on humans in the end. "We're going to pay a price for it."
Indeed. The world Mr. Duncan envisions will present terrible choices. For one, there simply won't be enough room for all of us on the planet if everyone lives forever. So who's going to pull the plug on Mom and Dad to make way for Junior?
A show of hands, please?
About half of the students seem willing to off their folks.
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The future that Mr. Duncan describes seems implausible to some students, but the long journey that brought him to this classroom today appeared similarly unlikely decades ago.
Raised in a log cabin in West Virginia, Mr. Duncan would not have seemed an obvious prospect for dean of engineering at Dartmouth. His father, who worked at a chemical plant, never attended college. Nor did his mother, who was a homemaker and later a bookkeeper.
But one morning in South Charleston, W.Va., a Parade magazine cosmically intervened. His parents stumbled across a story about the nation's top-ranked high-school science programs. Bellaire High School, which is just outside of Houston, was 1,200 miles away. But it was the sort of place where the Duncans figured their brainy son might excel.
The future was not set for him, they thought. It could be changed.
So, at the age of 16, Mr. Duncan boarded his first airplane, along with his family, and began a journey that would eventually take him all the way to a college presidency.
The more Mr. Duncan learned about science, the more he came to appreciate its powerful and destructive potential. Never was this duality clearer to him than during his days as a researcher at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he worked for a decade, starting in 1977.
The cold war was well under way, and Mr. Duncan's principal job at Los Alamos was to design sensors for GPS satellites that could pinpoint clandestine nuclear explosions. This was the era of "trust, but verify," as President Ronald Reagan often said, and much of Mr. Duncan's research was in the service of enforcing nuclear-nonproliferation treaties. At the same time, it is possible that some of Mr. Duncan's science may have made the world a more dangerous place.
"Arguments could be made," he wrote in an e-mail, "that some portions of my work helped advance weapons design and use strategies."
Like most of his colleagues at Los Alamos, Mr. Duncan believed that a strong nuclear arsenal acted as a deterrent for nuclear war rather than a preparation for it. At the same time, he was concerned about what seemed the government's insatiable appetite for nuclear weapons.
On one memorable day at the lab, Mr. Duncan recalls his director assuring the scientists that their jobs were secure because "our grandchildren will be building and testing nuclear weapons."
"He got a standing ovation," Mr. Duncan says, "and I was horrified."
Far more horrifying, he says, will be the weapons that come from the pending technological revolution. Mr. Duncan can envision, for example, biotoxins that target only specific ethnic populations.
"My generation had to deal with nuclear weapons, and we thought that was really tough in the world we had," he tells his students. "The world you all inherit from us is much, much harder."
Mr. Duncan left Los Alamos for Stanford University's Center for International Security and Arms Control, where scientists were recruited to help shape nonproliferation policy. Theodore A. Postol, who was an analyst at the center with Mr. Duncan, sees a direct through-line from the work they did at Stanford to the questions Mr. Duncan is wrestling with now about how new technologies may shape humanity for good or ill.
"Lewis is following in this tradition, although he's thinking of things different than the nuclear threat," says Mr. Postol, now a professor of science, technology, and national-security policy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "What are the implications of modern science and technology? How do we deal with it?"
Resistance Is Futile
As Mr. Duncan lays out his vision for the future, he tells students that they are essentially powerless to keep at bay the onslaught of cyborgs, nanobots, and who-knows-whats that will someday share the planet with them.
In the more than two million years since our human ancestors started developing crude stone tools, man has seldom resisted a device that provides a competitive advantage. In the 1600s, the Japanese slowed production of firearms to preserve the samurai culture, as Jared Diamond described in his book Guns, Germs, and Steel, but even they folded after about 200 years.
"It doesn't matter whether morally you're not comfortable with it. History shows that it happens," Mr. Duncan says. "There's only been a couple of examples where technology has even been suppressed momentarily."
At this point, Mr. Duncan's students could be excused for feeling helpless. One of them, exasperated, says the president has effectively consigned her generation to a "lifetime of sorrows."
While there is nothing students can do to stem the tide of technological progress, Mr. Duncan suggests that important work can be done at the margins. There are certain to be huge gaps between how the rich and the poor benefit from life-extending technologies, he says. These students, he says, have a responsibility to design a society that closes those gaps.
There may also come a day when Mr. Duncan's students decide to unplug themselves to make way for the next generation.
But before they do, he wants them to fight to "save the best of what it means to be human." That means deciding for themselves whether having a family is such a fundamental human value that they would ask their own parents to die so more children can come into the world. That means asking whether their children are any less human if they have microchips in their brains.
"There's no teacher that's got the answers, no book that has solutions," Mr. Duncan says. "There will be lots of opinions, but it's up to you all.
"We can come back in about 500 years and talk about it."
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