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water bottle rockets
Eliot Institute: a great family camp, one place I do rockets.
Granola
Diary from six months my family spent in Australia. Camels and Bananas (a puzzle).
Guatemala 2006
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Habitat for Humanity.
More photos at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/seawalf1
The Wind Chill Factor is -80
ProfessionalMy Book! Mathematical Statistics with Resampling and RImportant article: Tim Hesterberg (2015), What Teachers Should Know about the Bootstrap: Resampling in the Undergraduate Statistics Curriculum, The American Statistician 69(4) 371-386, DOI: 10.1080/00031305.2015.1089789 (it is not just for teachers - it has material that everyone using the bootstrap should know)bootstrap: bootstrap software, teaching material for introductory statistics (including downloadable book chapters)R packages: dataframe package for faster data frame operations, aggregation package for fast and convenient aggregation.articles: my articles, book chapters, etc.I work at in the Seattle office, in Fremont (the center of the universe). My Research at Google. Advice for Statisticians interested in working at Google. My resume, and a humorous biographical sketch.servers.html useful links (mainly statistical)
Computer Labs in Schools Abroad I was on the board of Technology Services Corps (sadly, disbanded 2019). We have high school students refurbish donated computers, then take them to needy countries.I've led trips to: Costa Rica 2012. One school in Esquipulas, near Aguas Zarcas, San Carlos (Alajuela); second in la Union de Venecia (San Carlos).Ecuador 2009. Two schools in and near the great market town of Otavalo.Guatemala 2007. Estanzuela, the cleanest town in Guatemala (With Global Technology Academy, the predecessor to TSC).An important part of this program is the effect on the students participating. We rely on student leadership. Students are from Garfield high school, which has a mixed population, and these trips are a great way to promote interaction and friendships among races in a positive context. 
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Tim Hesterberg, 206-876-1790 (office)
206-398-9207 (cell)
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