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Academic advising is an important component of the learning process and Miami has a collaborative advising system in which students connect with various members of the advising community throughout their undergraduate experience. The advising community includes faculty, first-year advisers, divisional advisers, and staff in academic support and career-related offices.
Academic Advisers provide support about the Global Miami Plan for Liberal Education and the Honors Program, divisional and major requirements, choosing a major, career planning, and making referrals to appropriate campus support offices.
The academic advising experience begins at Summer Orientation, where students receive individualized advising. Academic advising for first-year students living on campus includes direct access to a full-time adviser who lives and works in their residence hall. Often assisted by a trained graduate student, this adviser serves as the student's primary adviser throughout the first semester. Students on the regional campuses also recieve personal advising from faculty and staff members made possible through the Office of Academic Advising and Retention on the Miami Hamilton campus and the Office of Advising and Learning Assistance at Miami Middletown.
Students who have not decided on a major are assigned to the University Studies Program which is administered by the College of Arts and Science Advising Office. University Studies students receive advising from faculty members in the College of Arts and Science. Once University Studies students decide upon a major, they are assigned an appropriate adviser from the department or program of their major.
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Students are assigned a faculty adviser in their department of major in the spring semester of their first year. Once a faculty adviser is assigned, he/she becomes the student's primary academic adviser for the duration of their career at Miami (specific information about each major, including divisional and contact information, can be found from our listing of majors and minors.)
If a student changes majors, he/she will be assigned an adviser in the new academic department.
A number of support services are available for students pursuing special areas of interest, including the University Honors Program, Study Abroad, Intercollegiate Athletics, and the Reserve Officer Training Corps. The Rinella Learning Center also provides services such as tutoring and peer mentoring for students experiencing academic difficulty through its Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP). Students with learning disabilities and/or attention deficit disorder can get help from the Center's Learning Disabilities Services.
All students are invited to take advantage of additional advising opportunities designed to help them explore career options, start job searching, and build professional networks. Miami offers the following resources:


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Rescue Team
The Australia Zoo Rescue Unit provides a free service to the community to rescue sick and injured wildlife and get them to the best possible veterinary treatment, the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. The team are highly skilled and trained to rescue everything from road accident victims to marine animal strandings (including everything in between) and they do it all seven days a week!
A variety of specialised gear is required in any given emergency and theirs includes Australia Zoo Rescue vehicles decked out with a range of rescue equipment, and access to watercraft for local marine rescues.
The team receive an average of 500 calls per month with most of those located in the Greater Sunshine Coast Region. The best part of the job is getting the call from the vet that the animal has recovered in their care and ready to be released back to the wild – that's why we love what we do!
Toby started working at Australia Zoo in 1997, and now heads up the Australia Zoo Rescue Unit. His passion for crocodiles and all things scaly has seen him heavily involved in all manner of croc and venomous snake rescues both in Australia and internationally. Toby's venomous snake handling skills makes him a very welcome addition to the Rescue Unit, along with his ability to climb just about anything! When Toby is not rescuing animals you can find him traveling around the globe checking out the world's crocodilians and other wildlife; places like Africa, America, Vanuatu and Sumatra just to name a few.
James has a great appreciation for all animals
James has grown up with an appreciation of not only our native wildlife but all animals. James' family has been associated closely with Australia Zoo as he is Steve and Terri's nephew. James started with the Rescue Unit at 18yrs old after completing his senior certificate. James has his boat licence and is a proficient swimmer and snorkeler. James loves the outdoors and enjoys learning on the job with his experienced team members. His greatest assets are his enthusiasm to learn and his love for all wildlife.
Emma struck up her passion for wildlife as a young girl, and as a teen she started volunteering at the Australian Wildlife Hospital and Australia Zoo. After many months of committing her time to volunteering, Emma joined our Native Mammals team in May 2008.
While at school she completed her Certificate 1 in vet nursing, and is also studying up to care for a diverse range of wildlife on the side. Now studying a degree in Wildlife Biology, Emma hopes to apply the knowledge she has gained in her position in the zoo.
Emma joined our Rescue team on a full time basis in June 2012 and is looking forward to making a difference for the sick and injured wildlife around the Sunshine Coast!!!
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With thousands of visitors from all over the world passing through the gates daily, all team members understand the importance of making a lasting impression to our patrons. A job at Australia Zoo is more than a vocation, it's a lifestyle - just ask any of our team members. Australia Zoo employees love animals and conservation, have an exceptional self-drive attitude towards work and of course, wear the world famous khaki uniforms with pride! You just have to walk around the Zoo to feel the electricity in the air. The atmosphere creates an exciting experience for all visitors and a dream workplace environment for all employees.
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Don't leave your dogs out in the cold. Those Italian uber-ventilated race shoes that you bought this spring just won't cut the mustard once the mercury drops. The Louis Garneau Men's Glacier RD Shoe seals out nasty weather like a pit bull holds off an army of marauding pygmy kittens, which means you can take your snow-bike out in the dead of winter without sacrificing a pinky toe in the process.
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I have tried shoe covers until I am blue in the toes. This Glacier is not as useful alone, as it is with adjustments. I purchased a pair of felt/wool inserts and trimmed them to fit in the bottom of the boot. It does take some work the first 3 or 4 times putting these boots on until learning the best way of getting your foot into the snug surroundings. I also found a couple of velcro strips to place onto the velco closures on the boot, so the velcro does not pull on any part of the shoe as I am removing the shoe. I would recommend these for riding in the winter with -temps down to 25 degrees-with the felt inserts. One may have to buy just a size larger to have room for whatever other thickness of wool socks or items inside the boot.
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I got a closeout deal on these - 50% off so it makes me feel better that they are a bit of a pain in the ass to put on. They have textured heel cups so puling them off isn't too bad if your hands aren't too wet. They feel a bit sloppy inside, but perhaps that's because I'm used to being able to crank down my MTB shoes and road shoes with ratchets. This has a single pull and cord lock and it's only OK. So far they have kept me dry and pretty warm so I can't complain.
Might work as a road shoe
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- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
-The size seems good. I bought a half size up and that's about how they fit, which is good because I wanted room for extra socks.
-They are a PITA to get on. You have to open the Velcro, unzip them under the Velcro and then get your foot into an inner shoe. I'm sure I'll get use to it but it could be better.
-The 2 bolt cleats are not below flush like most mountain biking shoes. So even though they are 2 bolt cleat compatible they aren't really made for it.
- My biggest gripe - The tread is a road shoe tread with NOTHING to grip in snow. No lugs. These are not boots, they are insulated road shoes.
I ended up returning these and buying the Ergo Grip Shoes from Backcountry which are almost identical but in a mountain style. I wish I had seen them first. The RD shoe would be good for road use with no snow but if you have mountain cleats you should get the Ergo Grips. (or course I haven't seen those yet.)
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I would have given it a minus rating but didn't have that option. You couldn't hardly put them on in the house with just the right stool & were it's warm; I don't think that you could out in the cold.
I really can't believe that they built this shoe & actually put it out on the market !! if they said that they would give it away I would pay them to keep it.


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Youtie, Jan, Maurizio Iacopetta and Stuart Graham. September 2006. "Long Views of Nanotechnology: Is it a General Purpose Technolog." Presentation. Technology Transfer Society Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. |
Shapira, Philip and Alan L. Porter. September 2005. "Mapping the Nanotechnology Enterprise." Presentation. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. |
Anderson, Ashley A., Amy B. Becker, Michael A. Xenos, Dominique E. Brossard and Dietram A. Scheufele. In review. "The Role of Cognition and Anticipated Opinion Climate in Discussion of Nanotechnology." Science Communication. |
Anderson, Ashley A., Dominique E. Brossard, Dietram A. Scheufele, Michael A. Xenos and Sara K. Yeo. In review. "Toxic Talk? How Online Incivility can Undermine Perceptions of Media." Mass Communication and Society. |
Anderson, Ashley A., Jason A. Delborne, Daniel L. Kleinman, Maria Powell and Mathilde Colin. "Communication of Emerging Technologies: How Individuals Engage in Information Seeking in Deliberative Settings." Working Paper. |
Arora, Sanjay, Rider W. Foley, Jan Youtie, Philip Shapira and Arnim Wiek. In review. "Drivers of Technology Adoption: Nanomaterials in Building Construction." |
Bernstein, Michael J., Foley, Rider W. and Ira Bennett. "An Operationalized Post-normal Science Framework for Assisting in the Development of Complex Sciencepolicy Solutions: The Case of Nanotechnology Governance." Journal of Nanoparticle Research. |
Cacciatore, Michael A., Doo-Hun Choi, Dietram A. Scheufele and Elizabeth A. Corley. In review. "Religiosity, Deference to Scientific Authority and Support for Nanotechnology: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach." Presentation. Annual Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. St. Louis, MO. |
Cobb, Michael D. and Gretchen Gano. In review. "Empowerment and Social Learning: Long Term Benefits of Citizen Deliberation about Nanotechnologies for Human Enhancement." Public Understanding of Science. |
Cozzens, Susan, Rodrigo Cortes Lobos, Diran Soumonni and Thomas Woodson. In review. "Nanotechnology and the Millennium Development Goals: Water, Energy, and Agri-food." Nature Nanotechnology. |
Davies, Sarah R. and Cynthia Selin. "Peopling Energy: The Difficulty with Deliberation on Nanotechnology, Energy, and Society." Working Paper. Under preparation for Environmental Communication: a Journal of Nature and Culture. |
Foley, Rider W. and Hsiang-Kai Dennis Dong. "Greener Grass and Path Dependent Careers: Perceptions of the Business Sector by Public and Non- Profit Employees." The American Review of Public Administration. |
Foley, Rider W. and Arnim Wiek. "Scenarios of Nanotechnology Innovation vis-à-vis Sustainability Challenges." Futures. |
Foley, Rider W. and Arnim Wiek. In review. "Patterns of nanotechnology innovation and governance within a metropolitan area." |
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Guston, David H. "Understanding Anticipatory Governance." Working Paper. Social Studies of Science. Revise and resubmit. |
Huang, Lu, Ying Guo, Jan Youtie and Alan L. Porter. "Early Commercialization Pattern Profiling: Nano-Enhanced Biosensors." Presentation. PICMET (Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology). Vancouver, Canada. |
Kim, Jiyoun, Sara K. Yeo, Dominique E. Brossard, Dietram A. Scheufele and Michael A. Xenos. In review. "Disentangling the Influence of Value Predispositions and Risk/Benefit Perceptions on Support for Nanotechnology Among the American Public." Risk Analysis. |
Laurent, Brice and Erik Fisher. In review. "Integration Discourses: Neo-determinism, Reflexivity, and the Mainstreaming of Science Studies." Working Paper. |
Liang, Xuan, Shirley S. Ho, Dominique E. Brossard, Dietram A. Scheufele, Michael A. Xenos, X. Hao, et al. In review. "Value Predispositions as Perceptual Filters: a Cross-Cultural Comparison of Public Attitudes Toward Nanotechnology in the United States and Singapore." Public Understanding of Science. |
Mahootian, Farzad. "Complimentarity and Self-Reflexive Science: A Systems View of Laboratory Engagement Studies." Conference Proceedings of Empirical Philosophy of Science. |
Mahootian, Farzad and Tara-Marie Mahootian. "Jung and Laboratory Ethnographies: Lab as Locus of Transformative Research." Conference Proceedings of Jung in the Academy and Beyond: 100 Years Later. |
Molin, Mans J. and Cynthia Selin. In review. "Institutionalizing Innovation: Instances of Changes in the Danish System of Innovation." Research Policy. |
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Pinewood Preparatory School seniors Sean Carter and Logan Dwyer join 208 South Carolina Semifinalists named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for 2014.
They emerged from more than 1.5 million juniors in more than 22,000 high schools who took the preliminary qualifying test. In addition, senior Lucas Owens was named a National Merit Commended Scholar.
Carter and Dwyer will continue in the competition for some 8,000 National Merit Scholarships, worth about $35 million, that will be offered next spring.
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Hedge fund and private equity secondaries could exceed $100B in 2012, but some investors still only think of it as an emergency exit. What are your views?
PortfolioCentriX, a provider of software to institutional investors, is conducting a survey to determine investor and manager views of the private placement secondaries market, and of the many so-called "liquid alpha" replication strategies that are supposed to avoid the problem of alternatives illiquidity altogether by offering investors hedge fund-sized returns with public market liquidity.
In 2011, there were $75 billion of secondary transactions in private placements purchased with levered and unlevered investor capital, up from $46 billion in 2010, according to PortfolioCentriX. "Investors, who in the past would not sell at a discount, are now selling stakes at substantial reductions, often due to the long lock-up periods of the funds," said chief executive Brian Shapiro. "But the secondary market is no longer just an emergency exit." The market for private placement secondaries is on track to exceed $100 billion, with investors using it as non-urgent source of liquidity, he predicts, yet it remains fragmented, opaque and confusing to investors.
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Welcome our latest Pacific Rim coffee from the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, the Toraja White Eagle. The White Eagle refers to old growth Typica trees in this region, some nearly 250 years old. Production from these trees is not significant but the quality is astounding. Grown at higher elevations not with banana trees but interspersed in … Continue reading →
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On Tuesday, February 11th, attendees from all over the United States convened at the Loews Madison Hotel in Washington, DC for the NAFTZ's 2014 Legislative and Regulatory Seminar. An annual tradition for NAFTZ members, this policy-focused event brings the FTZ community up to speed on current and future developments in Washington, DC that may impact their Zone operations. The day began with a Congressional Trade Panel, featuring four senior Congressional … Read More
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These 1/4" pin supports for adjustable shelving in wood cabinets. Pin supports and optional sleeves (sold separately) both come in packs of 16.
- Use these shelf supports for adjustable shelving in wood cabinets
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- Tenon length of pin support is 11/32"; overall pin length is 13/16".
- These supports with or without sleeves are perfect for use with JIG IT shelf drilling system - sold separately.
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These inserts both look and function great. However, they can be somewhat difficult to install - especially if you have "ham" hands, as I do. Having installed thousands of these inserts in both my own house, as well as cabinetry I've made for customers, I've developed my own installation tool that might be of help to others. I purchased a Robert Sorby Aluminum Micro Handle sold by Rockler, and others and inserted the shaft of a 1/4" drill bit, that I had shortened with bolt cutters wear face and eye protection during this process, into the Sorby handle. The shelf inserts fit onto the protruding 1/4" shaft and allow the installer to hammer the inserts into the shelf hole without nailing their fingers. The entire assembly probably costs around $25, but it's worth it if you have hundreds to install. The added bonus is that the tool also keeps the inserts from deforming when being inserted into the hole, which can also happen from time-to-time.
These pins seem to be too...
Posted July 2, 2011
These pins seem to be too short as they slip out of the sleeves with the smallest bump. the sleeves are chrome as is the pin. It is no fun to try to install a shelf and have the pin fall out! The pin holes were drilled with a drill press with a 9/32" drill bit as per the catalog and the sleeves fit just fine. I substituted these pins with 1/4" maple dowels which were a tight fit and should support the shelves just fine.
I used several hundred of the...
Posted March 9, 2011
I used several hundred of the 1/4" pins and sleeves for shelving. The pins fit too loosely in the sleeves, and the sleeves too loosely in 9/32" holes. I've glued the sleeves and taped the pins to get a barely satisfactory result. Before purchasing, I read every review here on Rocker's site and researched available options reasonably throughly. Based on the reviews noting exactly these issues, I expected problems. However, I went ahead with these pins because I could not find any that seemed any better. While I was able to get them to work and achieved the desired look, I strongly recommend looking for alternatives - especially if you are picky about tolerances and performance.
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We have been using shelf pins in our cabinets for years. I just made a purchase of pins & sleeves for a cabinet package we built for an architects home. We installed over 800 sleeves only to realize that the pins are incredibly loose fitting in the sleeves. The sleeves fit the hole in the cabinet perfect but the pin is loose in the sleeve.
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As a home hobbyist or light fabricator, you don't need to spend more for a "brand name" industrial MIG welder. Our R&D guys developed the Eastwood MIG 135 Welder from scratch to produce excellent bead quality and capabilities that match—and even exceed—the more expensive MIG welders for sale!
- Welds mild and stainless steel, 24-ga. to 1/4"
- 25-135-amp welding range
- Tweco-Style Gun and Consumables
- Powered by standard 120v household current
- Ships with regulator and hose for MIG welding. Can also be used for Flux-Core welding.
- Compare to similar welders that sell for over $500
- Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle return policy and 3-year warranty. Try it out for 30 days and if you don't like it, return it for a full refund!
About Eastwood MIG Welder 135 Amp
MIG 135 welder is designed for the home hobbyist and light fabricator. Welder comes complete (except for the gas cylinder) and ready to weld 24-gauge to 1/4" mild steel and stainless. Welder has a 20% duty cycle at 90 amps, and 25-135-amp welding range. Feeds wire at 39"-468" per minute, and has infinitely adjustable wire speed and heat settings. Includes a precision-drive motor, regulator with hose, wire, tips and other MIG welding equipment...just add your own cylinder of CO2/Argon. "Quick Set" weld chart specifies settings for each material thickness, eliminating guesswork and assuring complete penetration and flawless welds. Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle return policy and a 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
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MIG 135 Welder (57 lbs.)
0.023" Steel MIG Wire
Extra 0.023" Contact Tip
Gas Regulator with hose
Tweco-Style Gun and Consumables
Switchable Drive Roller
8' Ground Cable and Gun Cable
Wire Brush
Welding Face Shield
3-Year "No Hassle" Warranty
Output Amperage Range: 25-135 A
Maximum Output No Load Voltage: 28 V DC
Maximum Input Amperage: 20 Amp
Input Voltage: 120 VAC 60 Hz
Rated Duty Cycle: 20% @ 90 A
Wire Feed Rate: 40-450 IPM
Welding Wire Spool Sizes: 4-8 in
Weight: 56 Lbs. (25kg)
Overall Dimensions: 16.5" (408 mm) x 9.6" (244 mm) x 14.5" (367 mm)
Wire Type & Diameter: Solid 0.023-0.030in (0.6-0.8mm), Stainless 0.023-0.030in (0.6-0.8mm), Flux Cored 0.030-0.035in (0.8-0.9mm)
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Always wear a minimum #10 shade helmet, leather welding gloves, long-sleeve shirt and long pants.
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Welding steel, stainless metals: this unit welds 20- and 18-gauge body panels beautifully. The amperage and output voltage can be controlled precisely to get the proper penetration required. The wire speed can be infinitely adjusted also to gain proper wire fill in the weld pool. This unit has been compared to the leading U.S.-manufactured red welders with equal results at a fraction of the cost. The drive roll mechanism, the heart of any MIG welder, is designed to our specifications and delivers flawless wire feed without skipping or slipping on the wire.
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i got pretty good using flux core i could get the dime look beads...but using the gas shield with the suppled wire my welds look fantastic there is no spatter ....welds look beautiful and are holding strong ...i even rate the sound it makes while welding a *5 * ...so far ive welded 1/8 angle iron and sheet metal ...and i have plenty of amps left for the thicker steels ...
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the quality i gave 4 stars because the door wasnt straight /out of square but worked fine (im anal)...if your on the fence give it a try you will love it!!! going to add gas soon ...welded up a new cart to hold this 1/8 steel w/flux check out the weld..thanks eastwood you mad me and my ($$$wife$$$) happy -
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This seafood-packed dog food serves your 4-legged friend the high-protein diet that dogs need to stay strong and the rich, hearty flavor that makes their tails wag. Featuring 5 high-quality protein sources, as well as greens, botanicals, an omega blend and important vitamins and minerals, the food nourishes your pup to support overall well-being.
Salmon, whitefish, herring and mackerel pump this Wellness CORE Grain Free Salmon, Whitefish & Herring Recipe Dog Food full of protein to nourish your canine companion. Based on the philosophy that dogs need high-protein diets in order to thrive, this formula is grain-free, so your pet will fuel up on important nutrients, not fillers. The food is balanced with greens and botanicals that offer preventative health benefits, an omega blend that supports your dog's skin and coat and minerals that help boost overall metabolic function.
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Feed adult dogs 1 can per 8 lb. of body weight per day; feed puppies up to twice this amount; feed mothers up to 3 times this amount.
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Game Day Preview: Spurs vs. Jazz
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SPURS | Manu Ginobili 21.2 | Tim Duncan 9.8 | Tony Parker 7.6 |
JAZZ | Deron Williams 22.3 | Paul Millsap 9.5 | Deron Williams 10.1 |
The San Antonio Spurs (9-1) can set a new team record after tying their best 10 game start in franchise history with a 103-94 win over the Chicago Bulls last Wednesday. The Spurs also started 9-1 in 1980 and 1981 but lost their 11th game, it will be up to Tim Duncan and company to changed that trend and try to extend their winning streak to nine games.
The Utah Jazz (8-4) are coming off a 98-88 victory over the New Jersey Nets after their five game winning streak were halted by a 115-108 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Tim Duncan might reach another milestone, and has a good chance to surpass David Robinson as the Spurs' career scoring leader against the Jazz. Duncan is only 12 points shy of Robinson's all-time franchise scoring record of 20,790 points.
The Jazz will enter this ball game feeling pretty good about themselves. They won all four season games against the Spurs last year, although with some lineup changes from both teams, they outcome could be different this time around.
Defense -- It will be key for the Spurs to contain Deron Williams on offense. Plus they will have to limit the Jazz's inside scoring, controlling the boards and interior defense are two main things they will have to focus on the defensive end of the floor.
Offense -- Deron Williams leads their offensive attack and his ability to get his teammates involve on offense will be key. He will also have a lot of help on offense. Entering this game, five Jazz players are averaging in double figures.
Defense -- It will be key for the Jazz to limit the Spurs' dribble penetrations and inside game, but they also have to be wary of the Spurs' outside shooting. The Spurs are making 44.2% of their shots from beyond the arc.
Spurs -- James Anderson - stress fracture (out)
Jazz -- Paul Millsap - severe head cold (day-to-day), Al Jefferson - sore lower back (day-to-day), C.J. Miles - back (game time decision)
However, the Spurs will be determined to end their losing streak against the Utah Jazz and may end up stealing one in Salt Lake City. This game is going to be a battle, and I believe the Spurs can get it done and extend their winning streak to nine games.
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Working on ME to Make US StrongerBy Brooke Davidoff August 14, 2013 And then Myles turned 3. Now we spend 24 hours a day together. I was jealous when my husband was a stay-home father. Waking up and going to work six days and 44 hours a week was a pain in the ass. Hello summer, stay-home mommy and freedom; I can't lie, I LOVE IT. We wake up and watch a cartoon of some type, I make breakfast, we eat and then get dressed, we dance and work out. We go on walks around our complex, we color and we clean house, we read books. Who could miss work? We have organized his toys, his closet and the kitchen. I alphabetized our DVDs. We play with or tease and chase the dog and cat. We make lunch, sometimes we nap, we plan dinner around 9 a.m. Sometimes I write my book. I dream about my father -- a lot. We take meds together -- me my pills and he Flintstones vitamins. We even take bubble baths together (I wear my bathing suit). He washes my hair and my back and we have a lot of FUN together. He helps me cook and clean, we "chit chat" often. I'm working on ME to make US stronger. Working full time when you are a newlywed diagnosed with AIDS while pregnant is hard, and then you throw a freak accident and a dead parent into the mental mix and a break was the furthest thing from my mind. Work work work till I'm numb was my road. As it turns out, if your parents sign divorce papers while you are on your honeymoon, it seems the walls you were going to take down, because "yeah you're married," never seem to fall. In fact they grow thicker and taller and then bam bam bam the bad news began to roll in like thunder. And my poor husband on the outside, thinking he's on the inside with me, was kicked out of my mental and emotional psyche. It's taken me a few months to SEE the hole I dug for myself, and summer with Myles is helping me out. I feel the sun and feel like we're a family for the first time in a long time. Three is going to be a good year for us. Related Stories
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07:38 AM ET 11.20 | Los Angeles certainly has made quite an impression on Japanese reliever Kyuji Fujikawa. The Angels have intensified their pursuit of [Fujikawa], who toured Angel Stadium on Saturday and then went out to lunch with General Manager Jerry Dipoto and Manager Mike Scioscia. Upon returning to Japan on Sunday, Fujikawa, a 32-year-old right-hander who has been Japan's top closer for six years, told reporters, "I was very impressed with the way the Angels welcomed me. I had never been treated like that." According to Japanese media reports, Fujikawa also visited with the Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles. The Texas Rangers were also reportedly interested in the pitcher.
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there would be plenty shushi available for the japanes player, but he its aging too fast to say the least!!!
angels are to relevant into signing top closer means they are to inconfortable with walden/freiri/ and down's/...
should the halos work for a trade for chapman at all from the reds???
angels are waiting for any team WHOM should give top money to greinke but it is worthed been waiting at all??
angels could sign hamilton to a 3 years deal but the question is does hamilton would take a short term deal??
rafael soriano its available but a little overrated and the tag seems over the limits,,,,
maizir izturis had signed with the jays, bobby wilson its a part of the big collection as a backup catcher in toronto,,,,
jeff mathis would be the marlins regular catcher,,,,
the angels roster its a devastated roster from top to bottom,,,,,
the angels roster its a devastated roster from top to bottom,,,,,
the halos would need to ask to mike trout to pitch catch and field the baseball,the catcher spot its a reckoning mess, and the rotation just a old memory from the past...
weaver would need to pitch 3 times in every week,,,,,,
angels would need to shop in the minors for a rookie pitchers,,,,
dodgers still missing somebody in the managerial spot, unless they would like to remain wineless in the playoffs,,,
logan morrison its available to any team except to the greedy fish in florida,,,,
dodgers still missing somebody in the managerial spot, unless they would like to remain wineless in the playoffs,,,
yankees are in plans to shop for a japanes pitcher as long its not over the payroll!!!
angels last resort about starter pitchers??KURODA? ANIBAL SANCHEZ? KYLE LOHSE? ANS LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST GREINKE? WHO COULD BIT THE TENTATION OFFER??? a weak offer though,,,
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Wow haven't seen you in forever. I clicked on your profile a few days ago and saw that you haven't been on for like a month. I thought you quit pokeymanz lol.
I've been too busy to contribute in smogon sadly. So getting a badge isn't really my main priority for now :p
I just downloaded PO and played some UU matches, and I must say it's pretty damn cool. The moving HP bar is a nice touch.
Ah, I've heard so much about PO but never actually bothered to download it. It does have a pretty cool interface though.
I'm assuming it's less crowded and devoid of douche bags, or is that just a dream we'll never obtain?
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Senators heard from three different watchdogs who are trying to keep tabs on the status of the Wall Street Bailout money on Tuesday. Their stories made you wonder.
It's not that they aren't up to the job - they certainly seemed ready to ferret out waste, fraud and abuse if necessary.
But it seems the system might be tilted against them.
"Our concern right now is that we do not seem to be a priority for the Treasury Department," said Elizabeth Warren, who is the chief of Congressional oversight efforts when it comes to the bailout.
"So far, we have not been a first priority," she added.
One Senator even volunteered to accompany Warren to her next meeting with Treasury officials, all to raise a little hell and get her some access.
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He told lawmakers that under current law, they can't get at every piece of data in the custody of the Federal Reserve, because they are an independent agency.
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Barofsky reported that $109 billion remains in that $700 billion Wall Street bailout fund approved by the Congress.
The Treasury Department though says the figure is closer to $135 billion.
Maybe I could get a chunk of that extra $26 billion?
Just dreaming.
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wicca27 | beautiful counter you got there. | ||
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Yeah, DK's been bizzy. FINALLY got the reclaimed chestnut counter from the Amish wood shop, and this weekend installed it (DK LOVES that she now has a piece of American history a-settin' in her keeshin - American Chestnuts used to be a dominant hardwood specie in America, until imported goods brought blight and wiped out the entire American Chestnut population, so any American Chestnut wood available is now vintage reclaimed wood as there is no new supply. If you are the type who only looks at looks, then this looks just like a plain wood counter, but if you are a cognizant type, you look at this and see a whole history, a product that is no longer, a way of life that is no longer, the remnants of that. This used to be a barn beam, before the American family farm was pushed out by conglomerate corporation farming.). STILL waiting on the clock hands to go with the German movement, for the vintage clock, maybe they will get here today... BELOW: A picture of DK's American Chestnut barn beam slab, now living in her keeshin. And what she decided to do with the Nabisco lids - she made shadow boxes from them and put National Biscuit Company vintage ephemera in them (click that pic to see larger iffn y'all want to see it better). SHRIMPTERN 3.0
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Oooooooo. Who knew it would be that fast. Right after the above post, DK scored this un. Fer LESS than she paid for the faker, and free shipping. Thirteen lovely vintage inches of glass and metal encased timekeeping. Aberrations abound. . |
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Fashion, or Function Scored two more parts on yeebey for the National Biscuit lids project. Took some time and made the trek to see Mr. Amish, again. Had an extensive conversation about my project and was really happy to learn I'm finally on the active schedule, so about 2-3 weeks... One step closer to Shrimptern 3.0, although the schedule is moved back until at least March, rather than this month. ********* And finally, an illustration, while DK sits and ponders more keeshin details. And awaits YET ANOTHER snow day, or two. Generally, DK will vote function over fashion, 'cause she's a practical sort. And cheap. And fashion, by design (oh, whatta pun...) seems to mine one's resources, selling a dream, a look-and-feel, a place in the popular line... all at a usually inflated, or WAAAAAAAAAAY inflated cost. To DK, cost translates into lifespan, how much of it you have to spend, to chase that fashion. She likes to keep her lifespan to herself, and not slave herself out, to pay for fashion. But sometimes, fashion wins. Sometimes. Here is an exception to her function over fashion tendency. She wanted a vintage/retro/antique looking clock, fer her keeshin. So she bought this one. Right away, Other Geek complained, saying it is too small. Well, it kinda is. But it still gets the job done, and what was there previously was a giant over-sized clock, so it's hard to tell how much is under-sized and how much is CHANGE from oversized. For now, it stays. She really likes this clock, but wishes it were 50% larger. She admits she's cruising yeebey, on the stalk. Yeebey has a number of clocks that are EXACTLY kewl for what she wants, but are about 10X the cost of this stylish little faker. So DK awaits a yeebey aberration, she knows they occur. Stay tuned... . |
wicca27 | shrimp food storage bin woopie lol i cant wait to see what you do with these. | ||
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They are lids to what would have been tin or wooden boxes/bins in a grocery or general store, containing product that the customer could access, to buy. Like the old pickle barrels, where you served yourself. They are on a frame, and then there is a hinged, glass door that swings open off the frame. Then the frame would sit down on the tin or wooden box, seating the lid. Or perhaps you told the proprietor and they fished out what you wanted to buy, not sure. At any rate, DK thinks they are a coo-el nostalgic thing of days gone by. She scored a second part of her plan for them this morning, on yeebey. A few more parts to go... . |
wicca27 | are those lids to a proofing cabinet? kinda cool | ||
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DK spent a few moments today wondering what the heck this keeshin topic has to do with shrimp. She doesn't know, yet, but is CERTAIN all this will eventually come back around to shrimp projects. Things are always related, to her, and in her world. And then, she put in a "call" to her electrician (a.k.a. Other Geek), this morning. Yesterday, she pulled the Romex for the LED runs, to the central control. So this morning, she was ready for the patch into the panel box. She messes with a lotta things, but NOT the panel box. And now, she's got her three walls washed in warm LED strip light, all three walls tied into an automated timer that is presently tied into our latitude and its dawn and dusk times. So the LEDs are programmed to automatically turn on at our dusk time, and off at our dawn time, even though this time is different slightly each day. Pretty coo-el. Below is a picture of the new "landscape," although DK thinks her camera light meter is on the fritz because her camera is just producing pictures with light levels and color rendering ALL wrong, lately. The lights are a gentle warm wash, not uber-hot cauldrons of photons as seen here (she even photoshopped down the contrast in this picture, to try to help). Don't be a-bothered by the creative door trim; the color is in transition and there are just test patches painted at this time. ******** And then, after the LED chapter came to resolution, she dug around in her bins 'n' barrels (OK this time it was a chest), and dug out some of her hoard that's been a-waitin' over a decade to see the light of day. Their time has come. She is staring at them and pondering, although she has a pretty good idea what the plan is, already. ******** Um. And. Yeah. DK mighta made a totally unplanned IMPULSE BUY, today, on yeebey. She just hadda have it. Stay tuned... . |
wicca27 | cool idea. you so need to come help when i get a house of my own lol | ||
plamski | Not bad at all. | ||
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Choose yer poison. DK chose NOT to elect the ten-holes-in-her-faceplate-showing solution, which would have given her a one-step solution. Her solution's compromise is that it kicked her up to a two-step solution. She added a couple sliders as a platform ON her platform, so the trash can can be slid completely back if needed. She altered the far diagonal rail to get it out of the way. Now, one can pull out the trash pull-out fully, push back the trash can, and then fully pull out the two problem drawers. It is a lateral thinking type solution, outside the normal paradigm, functional with a compromise. It doesn't qualify for "elegant solution" or anything like that, but it gets the job done, with one extra step. The two steps are only needed on those two problem drawers, and only when one wants visual access to the back half of their contents. Whaddya think? . |
wicca27 | i am so not good at figuring out pics lol im more of a hands on person wish i was able to be a shrimptern lol. | ||
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The Thing About Lateral Thinking Quote:
Like the beautiful, striking black and white Border Collie, left home alone 18 hours a day, who develops a taste for drywall, or sofa cushions. It happens. So this is why DK does projects, and she has a twisted affinity for "sporting" projects - ones with... ahem... additional challenges, shall we say. To just plunk down money to solve a project isn't sporting in her book. A decent project has to have some creative or lateral thinking challenges. This project was pretty typical, in that she WANTED WHAT SHE WANTED and didn't want to compromise on a few things, but she was fairly hemmed in with some other considerations. Her executive objectives in this project were:
OK, so for DK, FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION. The above executive criteria suggested how she go about this project. She didn't state the obvious, above, which is to make it from stuff from her bins 'n' barrels of parts 'n' pieces, and be cheap. But the criteria also created a set of nearly impossibly tight tolerances. How sporting, in DK's project world. A challenge. First, she wanted to approximate original equipment. The oak had to have a decent enough match to the original cabinetry (nearly 20 years later) that when one looks at the trash pull out, one doesn't say, "that was added recently." Better yet, one doesn't really NOTICE the trash pull-out, because it blends in seamlessly with the original landscape. So wood matching was the first thing. Luckily she found the Habitat For Humanity Re-Store desk. Solved. Second, was hardware matching. You will notice we've done a shift on the pull-out to a larger handle. There are reasons for this, and it was a compromise in the greater interest: Since the panels on the pull-out came from a previous cabinet, they had holes from the previous door knobs. As it happens, the knobs had LARGE holes, like quarter inch size. As it happens, the doors had knife hinges, meaning there are hinge slots showing on the hinge side of the door. This meant that DK had to orient the doors on the panel so the hinge slots would not be visible, so on the BOTTOM surface, now. This left DK with a huge, honkin' quarter inch hole on the RIGHT side of the upper panel, and a huge, honkin' quarter inch hole on the LEFT side of the lower panel.But the hardware uses four holes each handle. In order to center the handles on the eight inch span, she was able to cover the OLD holes with the hardware, but NOT use them as they were not centered horizontally properly. All this to say that NOW there are TEN holes in the two panels, underneath those two lovely matching handles. So, Plamen, had DK known of her coming problem BEFORE she made those holes in her oak, she likely would have used your excellent solution. That is some nice lateral thinking toward a solution, truly. But given that NOW this solution would leave her with the unenviable task of camouflaging TEN holes in her front plate, she's good but probably not THAT good, or rather probably too cheap to get the real stuff she'd need to do it. Plus she has certain executive rules (lots and lots of them, in that D-T-Menace type mind, actually). One is that defacing beautiful hardwood is a no-no. Whenever possible, leave hardwood alone in its beauty. So, she went in search of another solution that would leave the handles in place, covering the TEN holes. Before we get to her solution, here are some pictures that show some of the crazy tolerances of this project. The pull out panel has VERY tight clearance of the drawer pulls on the side, but does clear them. The pull out panel pulls out to full extension, with about half an inch clearance to the towel rack on the sink cabinet. The pull out panel has exactly FOUR MILLIMETERS clearance, when pulled out full extension, for dis-engaging the slider track, if you want to remove the pull-out unit from the cubby hole. Four millimeters more, and you'd hit the towel bar and be unable to pull it out further. |
wicca27 | that was my thinking too. the other idea i had was drop the handle down to the middle of the panels of the trash door so the side drawers would clear | ||
pKaz | plamski has a good idea as well. | ||
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Application Form and Details | http://grants.nih.gov/grants/forms.htm |
Notices | http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-13-042.html http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-CA-09-022.html |
Review Criteria | http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-12-121.html#_Section_V._application |