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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
A bit surprising that the dealer didn't suggest loaded tires and carrying an implement (at least for ballast), if he was familiar with your terrain and experience.
Live customers tend to generate repeat business.
As a comparison, the bucket on my TN70a is 610kg.TN70a EHSS 16x16, FWD, road transmission, open station with tilt, R4 w/810TL MSL FEL soft ride option, FOPS
MF1040 w/MF1016 FEL, FWD, R1s, frozen clutch...
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
In addition to all the aforementioned, I would give serious consideration to getting a second, lighter bucket to add to your selection of equipment.
Thread on helpful tractor abbreviations: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/o...-acronyms.html
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
Glad your OK. Did you clean and disinfect that tractor seat?
We have a Back Hoe on our so I don't usually have your situation. Even though our ground is rather flat (after all, I live in Florida) I have been doing some digging with the front bucket to make a pond area. The way out after a number of bucket loads has gotten a bit steep.
One day when I had the BH off so we could use the 3PH I took some loads of dirt out of the hole for filling elsewhere. This was the first time I had used the tractor without the BH on.
What a difference!
While I was backing out of the hole with the bucket full the tractor started to lift the rear. I took it slow, kept the FEL low and was in 4WD. I made it out and emptied the bucket.
Before making additional loads I put the tiller on the 3PH.
What a difference!
I no longer had a front-heavy machine that wanted to lift the rear.
We found that when we don't have the BH on the rear we need to keep something on the 3PH. We find we like the tiller better then a bush-hog, disk, plow or such (don't have a box blade)
We like the tiller because it adds sufficient weight but does not stick out so far behind the tractor like the mower and is heavier then the disk or plow.
Also, when doing loader work or just if I need to lift the front bucket I keep my one hand on the loader stick while I drive with the other - that way I can drop the bucket if needed.New Holland Workmaster 45 2WD Gear
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
Real glad to hear your ok !
Sometimes some of us let pride get in the way and we would not want anyone to even know something like that happened to us. Very humble and wise of you to share your experience, if in future it keeps people thinking about safety even one your thread like countless others in past more than well worth it.
BTW: Big Thanks for not posting pic of underwear you were wearing when that happened !2 CHRONICLES 7 : 14 (KJV)
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
Dang man, just ...DANG!
I've been up on two wheels, going downhill, backwards, so just looking at the pictures scares me!
Three things every FEL user should know (and some of us learned the hard way):
- Keep 4WD engaged unless you are on pavement. Most tractors don't have front wheel brakes.
- Rear ballast. Fill your rear tires (no more than 70%), but that's not enough. There are some good posts on TBN about making your own weight box, or you can keep something heavy attached to your 3 point hitch.
- Keep the bucket no more than a foot or so off the ground when traveling.
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
Close call.
Glad your OK.
More ballast and carrying the bucket lower may help this from happening again in the future.
Once the wheels are off the ground (like in your photos) lowering the loader boom and pressing the bucket into the ground will push the rear wheels back down onto the ground.Vince,
Kioti DK 35/Rhino 85 backhoe
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Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
all good replies. We all can't say it enough - you need rear ballast. it doesnt matter if you have liquid ballast in rear tires, or have a weight box, or cast weight to go in rims, heavier implement then the rippers, add a custom made concrete weight to do on rippers bar- or any combination of above. take your pick.
Re: almost flipped the tractor, really need some help!
This seems to be typical of a lot of new tractors these days...put a loader on them that is way to big for the machine (I don't care what the dealer says). It's OBVIOUS it's too much loader when AN EMPTY BUCKET can tip the tractor onto it's nose when driving straight downhill.
Just for comparison, my unballasted 6500 pound 3010 has a 6 foot wide non 4 way bucket (148 loader) and 22" more wheelbase compared to that 3000 pound 4105 and I never have issues with stability.
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JAGGED Controls Growth Anisotropy and Coordination between Cell Size and Cell Cycle during Plant Organogenesis
JAGGED Controls Growth Anisotropy and Coordination between Cell Size and Cell Cycle during Plant OrganogenesisPlant Growth: Jogging the Cell Cycle with JAG
Current Biology, Volume 22, Issue 19,
Pages 1739-1746,
Publication Date 16 August 2012
Copyright © 2012 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2012.07.020
Katharina Schiessl
Swathi Kausika
Paul Southam
Max Bush
Robert Sablowski
Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Norwich NR4 7UH, UK
School of Computing Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich Research Park, Norwich NR4 7TJ, UK
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Present address: Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, Ole Maaløes Vej 5, DK-2200 Copenhagen, Denmark
► JAGGED (JAG) is required for growth of initiating floral organs in Arabidopsis ► JAG decouples cell cycle from cell growth during organ emergence ► JAG promotes fast, anisotropic growth when floral organs emerge from the meristem ► JAG directly represses meristem identity genes
In all multicellular organisms, the links between patterning genes, cell growth, cell cycle, cell size homeostasis, and organ growth are poorly understood, partly due to the difficulty of dynamic, 3D analysis of cell behavior in growing organs. A crucial step in plant organogenesis is the emergence of organ primordia from the apical meristems. Here, we combined quantitative, 3D analysis of cell geometry and DNA synthesis to study the role of the transcription factor JAGGED (JAG), which functions at the interface between patterning and primordium growth in Arabidopsis flowers.
The floral meristem showed isotropic growth and tight coordination between cell volume and DNA synthesis. Sepal primordia had accelerated cell division, cell enlargement, anisotropic growth, and decoupling of DNA synthesis from cell volume, with a concomitant increase in cell size heterogeneity. All these changes in growth parameters required JAG and were genetically separable from primordium emergence. Ectopic JAG activity in the meristem promoted entry into S phase at inappropriately small cell volumes, suggesting that JAG can override a cell size checkpoint that operates in the meristem. Consistent with a role in the transition from meristem to primordium identity, JAG directly repressed the meristem regulatory genes BREVIPEDICELLUS and BELL 1 in developing flowers.
We define the cellular basis for the transition from meristem to organ identity and identify JAG as a key regulator of this transition. JAG promotes anisotropic growth and is required for changes in cell size homeostasis associated with accelerated growth and the onset of differentiation in organ primordia.


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Built in 1926, (the second to be built in Miami Beach) the theatre was designed by E.T. Wells. It was located on Biscayne Street (now known as South Point Drive) between Collins and Washington Avenues.
My family moved to Miami Beach in 1953 and I remember seeing this theatre from the outside only. The Biscayne Plaza had closed its doors by then, for that part of South Beach had deteriorated. It was demolished in 1959.
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The address for this theatre should be 206 Biscayne Street.
A note for anyone trying to find this location on a map —"Biscayne Street" in Miami Beach has been renamed "South Point Drive."
I assume they renamed it so it wouldn't conflict with "Biscayne Blvd" over in Miami.
A Kimball theater organ size 2/8 was installed in the Biscayne Plaza Theater in 1926.
The Biscayne Plaza closed in 1951. It was renamed Plaza when Wometco took it over in 1935.
The map link above goes to Golden Beach, not South Beach Point, the real previous location of this theatre.
According to Boxoffice Magazine, this location was demolished in 1959.
Grand opening pages from the Miami News microfilms, which is online is at View link This theatre opened on November 25th, 1926
Mike, that paper has two other interesting finds.
The First is the re-opening of the Fotosho which had been torn down and rebuilt that year on the same spot. The second is the ad for the Cameo in Allapattah which I had never heard of.
The Riviera mentioned in the copy was in Homestead.
The marquee was featured in this 1948 trade ad: boxofficemagazine
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MHI student advisement begins with an explanation of portfolio development strategies and best practices. During the program of study, student advisement focuses on the relationship of all core course objectives to each other and to the overall MHI Program Learning Outcomes. In the capstone course, advisement centers on the application of knowledge and skills documented in the portfolio as students create an innovations project for a health care organization. Upon graduation, the completed portfolio becomes a powerful reference guide to assist students in their work as health care professionals. |
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HAUU 601 | Healthcare Organization, Policy, and Delivery | 3 |
HAUU 641 | Law, Ethics, and Health Services | 3 |
HAUU 645 | Healthcare Economics | 3 |
Health Communication Emphasis* (9 credits)
DNPU 705 | Health Communication | 3 |
MHI 671 | Communication in Healthcare Settings | 3 |
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*Availability is subject to having a cohort of students enrolled in the emphasis area.
Total Credits | 36 |


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Over the course of its development, Project Vapor Trail has worn a number of different inlet combinations as it climbed the ladder to higher and higher boost levels. It was practically born with the standard 113mm FRPP kit (PN M-9603-M54SC; $350) and TVS, and from there it moved up to a Ford GT inlet tube and 123mm Cobra Jet (PN M-9600-CJ; $665.95) mass air housing. This gradual increase in inlet tube and mass-air-housing diameter helped maximize the growing boost built with the additions of an FRPP/Innovators West overdrive balancer, and VMP Tuning's inlet elbow and dual 72mm throttle body. With these free-flowing parts maximizing the FRPP TVS, PVT was building over 18 pounds of boost and surpassed 700 rwhp in ideal conditions.
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Obviously the combo was working, but there was just one problem. The GT tube is obviously free flowing, but it's not exactly a clean, direct fit on a GT500; perhaps more importantly for me, it's not carbon fiber. As such, when our friends at JLT Performance released a one-piece, all-carbon 127mm CAI (PN CFCAI127-GT500-07; $449), it was a must-have addition for PVT. Not only is it larger, but it offers a much cleaner presentation.
Of course, we couldn't just throw it on and drive away. It would require a bit of tuning, so we headed over the VMP Tuning to have the combo refined with SCT software and test it against PVT's prior configurations.
As you can see, the 123mm only bested the 113mm by 1.08 hp and 6.63 lb-ft at the peaks on the graph, but looking at the charted data you can see it's far better from 2,000 rpm through 5,000 rpm, but the 113mm managed to hang in there from 5,500 to 6,000 rpm. Obviously the graph has more data points, but the chart allows a snapshot of what's going on across the curve.
Adding the JLT Big Air 127mm raised the peak numbers by 6.17 hp and 4.39 lb-ft. You can see that moving the inlet progressively larger added boost to the equation, but interestingly, moving to the 127mm was like moving to a short-runner intake manifold. It gave up a little down low but thundered from 5,000 rpm up. Of course, if you compare the 127 to the more attainable 113mm, the Big Air is better across the board.
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The latest spoiler news regarding the drama doesn't really dissuade us of that notion: according to EW's Michael Ausiello, the series is casting for Cary's cousin, Molly. Cary will give her a tour of the University of Chicago... and she'll admit that she has feelings for him! Ewww.
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I agree let's have a good look at "how Peter has really changed!!!" as well. He's like a timed bomb that will go off any minute! I was hoping that he listens to the message at get it over with! now no one knows what is h gonna do when he actually finds out! he doesn't cope well when it is not according to his plans!


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Submitted by music on Fri, 03/08/2013 - 9:00pmVisiting artist Melissa Plamann will present an organ recital as part of the 2012-13 Organ Recital Series. Plamann is an accomplished organist and has earned degrees in organ performance with a bachelor's degree from Valparaiso University and a Master of Music degree from Emory University. Plamann completed her Doctor of Music degree in organ performance at Indiana University. She has performed throughout the United States and Europe, and has taught courses in organ literature and church music at both Indiana University and Emory University. Plamann is currently University Organist and Wanda L. Bass Chair of Organ at Oklahoma City University. This event is free and open to the public.
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Hear works for acoustic instruments and electronics, with the combinations of piano and electronics, violin and electronics, or a small ensemble using no electronics at all on this New Sounds program. We'll listen to Open Graves with Stuart Dempster recorded way down in a water cistern, which sounds very processed, although it was all acoustic.
There's also piano with sampled sounds of water by Afro-Cuban jazz pianist Omar Sosa from his record, "Calma." Then we'll hear a work by Neil Rolnick, from his release, "Extended Family" which at times sounds like an early jazz salooon piano, then quotes old hymn tunes, all with electronics interacting with the acoustic piano. Plus, long slow building guitar droney post-rock from Hammock, and more.
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From the UK comes this report that suggests up to half of women who have been treated for breast cancer suffer some symptoms of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). Although this is not exactly good news, it confirms my own thinking. For years, I have said that PTSD is a more apt diagnosis/description of our feelings than depression or anxiety (of course, those can be legitimate feelings and diagnoses, too). Having cancer most certainly qualifies as a trauma, and almost all of the women whom I know experience some feelings that are on the list of PTSD symptoms: flashbacks, constant thinking about the cancer, anxiety, nightmares, difficulty returning to the hospital or doctor's office, etc. These may be mild or severe in intensity and usually slowly resolve on their own. The best treatment is talking. One difficulty can be that our friends and family may be weary of hearing about our cancers and often "don't get it." That is exactly the reason why support groups and/or speaking with a therapist who is knowledgeable about cancer is so helpful.
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Half of breast cancer patients 'suffer symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder'
Almost half of breast cancer patients suffer symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder even years after diagnosis, according to a new study.
By Kate Devlin, Medical Correspondent
Published: 8:30AM BST 08 May 2010
The debilitating disorder is often characterised by agitation, anxiety, depression, nightmares, flashbacks, and mood swings. It is more often associated with soldiers returning from battlefields who have been shell-shocked by their experiences.
But now doctors have found that a similar effect can be found in women told that they have breast cancer. The researchers behind the study believe that a combination of factors could trigger the condition.
These include the effects of a frightening diagnosis like breast cancer combined with the stress of treatment, such as surgery or chemotherapy, as well as other unexpected consequences, such as patients having to give up work.
Revealingly, the doctors found that even those women whose therapy has been successful and whose cancer has gone into remission can exhibit symptoms of the disorder.
Their study looked at the effects of the disease on 331 women treated in a Greek hospital. They found that, overall, 45 per cent of the patients showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
What is more the women reported that they were suffering from the symptoms, and also had a poorer quality of life, three years after their diagnosis and treatment.
The researchers, from the Panteion University of Athens, warn that doctors should watch out for the signs of the condition when they are treating patients with breast cancer. They warn: "Knowing that breast cancer patients are susceptible to PTSD, it might be necessary for the field of medicine to create a plan in assisting cancer patients that takes into account the entire spectrum of a patient's experience with the illness."
More than 45,000 women in Britain develop breast cancer every year, and one in three of them will go on to die from the disease. Overall, experts estimate that a woman has a one in nine chance of developing breast cancer over the course of her lifetime.
The findings were presented at the Impakt Breast Cancer Conference in Brussels.
Emma Pennery, from the charity Breast Cancer Care, said: "The principle that women, and men, will have an ongoing risk of anxiety and depression following a diagnosis of breast cancer is well known, and there is a range of national guidance in the UK which covers the role of health care professionals in providing ongoing emotional support to patients. "
Last year doctors reported that having a heart attack could also trigger symptoms of PTSD. Almost one in six patients, 16 per cent, met the criteria for the condition, while another 18 per cent suffered some symptoms of the disorder.


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Today, I am happy to share a Q&A with a new Twins bloggers. I want to thank Travis Aune for taking the time to answer some questions for us! His site is Travis Twins Talk. I have known Travis for a LONG time, as you can see in the first answer. I know that he is a great, passionate baseball fan. He knows baseball. He recently began his Twins blog, and I think he is doing a very nice job of expressing his ideas and opinions on the Twins and their minor leagues. I really think this is another Twins blog that you should bookmark.
We decided to do dueling Q&As. Travis asked me about ten questions for his site. He posted my responses yesterday afternoon, so check those out. And for today, I got a chance to ask him several questions as well.
I'm sure that you all will enjoy the Q&A today. If you have any comments for me or Travis, please e-mail me, and I will try to answer your questions or forward them on to him and see if we can get you an answer. Also, leave Comments below if you would prefer. Maybe Travis will stop by once or twice and answer any other questions you may have.
Let the Questions Begin!
SethSpeaks: What is your baseball history and background? Did you play much baseball growing up?
TravisTalks: I was watching baseball games when I wasn't old enough to even walk. I played baseball as I was growing up. I remember playing for you in 13 year old baseball and talked you into letting me pitch. Finally, you let me pitch in a game and I gave up 9 runs and didn't get a out. Suffice to say I didn't say a word the rest of the season about pitching. I have always enjoyed baseball, playing and watching. I was not the most talented player, but teams kept me around because every team needs a guy to keep the team loose, who is knowledgeable about the game and knows what's going on.
SETH NOTE - Travis is selling himself short here... a little... I mean, I know he got three outs in that inning... that said, I also think he gave up more than nine runs!!!
SethSpeaks: Who were your favorite players growing up? Any surprising names?
TravisTalks: Growing up I was a big Kirby Puckett fan, but I'm sure I wasn't the only one who can say that. A big thrill for me was after he retired I met him at a Timberwolves game and he was so nice he gave me an autograph and let me take a picture of him and me. That is something i will always cherish because I just loved how he played the game going all out with the smile on his face. He is still my favorite all time Twin player and someone I wont forget.
SethSpeaks: How long have you been writing your blog, and what made you decide to start it?
TravisTalks: I am very new at blogging. I have been doing it maybe a month and a half to 2 months. The reason I started it is I was trying to find info on the Santana trade and stumbled upon your blog and was like, "I can do this, I have a lot of opinions when it comes to the Twins."
SethSpeaks: What is your process for deciding what you will write about?
TravisTalks: When I am deciding what to write about, I try to be original, but the most important thing for me is something that I am going to enjoy writing about. If I was writing about something that I didn't really get into it would be no fun and fun is why I started it. I know my grammar and spelling leave something to be desired, but I do this for fun and I really do the best I can. I just want people to bear with me.
SethSpeaks: What is your philosophy on the old school/scouting versus the new school/SABRmetric point of view for team development?
TravisTalks: My view is I believe in the old way of doing things, going out and seeing the kid play and see how he does. I think people make too big a deal out of OPS and Slugging because it doesn't take into account helping your team win ball games and sometimes you have to give yourself up to help your team win the ball game. Also it is getting too computerized and projected; how this guy will do in this situation or that situation instead of just seeing what happens.
SethSpeaks: What are your overall views regarding the 2008 Minnesota Twins? Predict their record and where they could place in the AL Central.
TravisTalks: My view on the Twins this year is I see a bunch of young guys coming together and beating teams that the 'so called' experts say we have no shot to compete with. I think our pitching is going to carry us again this year; new names, same results. I also believe our hitting is going to be a lot better than what people are expecting even though we are struggling to start out with, I think we will be fine. It's funny because in years no one is expecting much out of the Twins, those are the years that we have had great seasons and I expect a good season this year. I really believe in this team and I believe we are going to compete all year long which will help us build for next year and the year after, because almost our whole team is under the age of 27. My prediction for the Twins is a little lofty, but I have a lot of confidence in the team so my prediction is the Twins record of 85-77 and in the playoff picture until the last week with a solid 2nd place finish.
SethSpeaks: Jump ahead to June 15. Who will comprise the Twins starting rotation?
TravisTalks: On June 15th the Twins starting 5, in my opinion, in order of where they will be lined up, is Liriano, Baker, Hernandez, Bonser, Blackburn
SethSpeaks: Name one hitter and one pitcher that you expect to have a breakout season in 2008.
The pitcher that I expect to have the breakthrough season is someone who is already doing good and that is Nick Blackburn. I really believe he is ready to take the next step.The hitter that I am really high on is Matt Tolbert. I believe by midseason he will be the starting shortstop for the team and will be starting somewhere for years to comeSethSpeaks: Name one hitter and one pitcher that you fear will have a disappointing 2008 season.
The Pitcher I think people are going to be disappointed is Kevin Slowey. He just is not consistent enough for my taste.The Hitter I think is going to disappoint is Craig Monroe. I was not much into him before the season starts and he hasn't done anything to change my mind.SethSpeaks: You write about the Twins minor league system as well. Who would you name your Top 5 Twins prospects, with a sentence about why?
1. Deolis Guerra- He has electric stuff and given Time will develop into the ace that we need.2. Tyler Robertson- He has very good command and control that knows how to get people out.3. Anthony Swarzak- He has good stuff and if he can add a 3rd pitch could be dominant4. Ben Revere- Very exciting player with given the proper time and patience will be great.5. Kevin Mulvey- Very good command and can place his pitches with the best of them.SethSpeaks: Who are three or four Twins minor leaguers that you are most intrigued by in 2008, and why?
1. Daniel Valencia- There is going to be an opening at 3rd in a couple years and I want to see if he can fill it2. Jeff Manship- I have heard a lot of good things about him and I want to see if he can keep it up.3. Matt Moses- He really struggled last year and now a move to the outfield. This is his last chance can he make the most of it.4. Deolis Guerra- I want to see if all the hype is worth it because all we hear is good things about the guy and he's only 19SethSpeaks: Finally, what are your plans for the website?
TravisTalks: I don't have major plans for the website. I just really enjoy writing about the Twins and as long as it's fun will continue doing it. I will listen to my readers and if they want changes I will follow suit because I care what people want on the website.
A special thank you to Travis for taking time to answer some questions. Again, please check out Travis Talks for information on the Twins.
Twins Thoughts (Day Off)
Livan Hernandez will start today against White Sox lefty John Danks in game two of this series. It will be interesting to see if Denard Span gets another start, against a lefty. Will Jason Kubel DH with Craig Monroe in RF, or vice versa?
Red Wings Report (Rochester 5, Norfolk 6)
Francisco Liriano was again the story. With talk that he could come up and start for the Twins on Sunday, this was an important start for the lefty. Unfortunately, it didn't go well in terms of results. Liriano went just four innings and gave up three runs on five hits. He walked three and struck out three. The most important thing he did was throw 88 pitches, but that isn't good in four innings. Just 53 of them were strikes. That isn't surprising, but it is something he will have to continue working on. Now, Alexi Casilla had two errors while Liriano was in there, which of course means extra pitches, but even so, not a great showing. I'm not saying that Liriano has to be perfect before he is called up. However, I think that whenever he is called up, there will be plenty of pressure, extra weight on his shoulders, so I have no problem with letting him get some minor league innings in to build up the strength in those shoulders.
I think it warrants another AAA start. I really do. I think that I would call up Philip Humber to make the Sunday start if Kevin Slowey is unable to start on Sunday. Kevin Mulvey is another option based on his one good start so far. However, he is not on the 40 man roster, so that is very unlikely at this point.
Casey Daigle threw the fifth inning. He gave up two runs (1 earned) on three hits and a walk. Ricky Barrett then went 1.1 innings and gave up a run on two hits and a walk. Julio DePaula went an inning and gave up a hit and two walks, but no runs. Mariano Gomez struck out the lone batter he faced. Heath Totten got the only batter he faced out.
Matt Macri went 3-3 with a walk and two RBI. Jon Knott was 3-4 with a double and two RBI. Garrett Jones knocked his second home run.
Rough day for Casilla as he had the two errors and went 0-5.
Oswaldo Sosa had an impressive first start. He threw five shutout innings, allowing two hits and two walks. He struck out five.
David Shinskie then struck out three in two perfect innings. Jay Sawatski got two outs and gave up two runs on a hit and two walks. Zach Ward got the final out of that inning and the next three outs to record the win.
Matt Moses went 2-4 and is hitting .333 so far this spring! I know, it's early.
Brandon Roberts went 2-4.
Miracle Matters (Ft. Myers 2, Clearwater 1)
Cole DeVries made his first start and was excellent. The Eden Prairie righty went the first six innings. He gave up one run on four hits. He walked none and struck out three.
Danny Vais threw a scoreless seventh inning. Then Robert Delaney went the final two innings for the save, his second of the year.
Danny Valencia went 2-3 with a walk.
Danny Berg hit a home run.
Toby Gardenhire is now hitting .625 on the year after his 2-3 day. OK, he's just 5-8, but still, better than 0-8!
Juan Portes, Edward Ovalle, Allan de San Miguel each hit a double.
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LaVelle takes a look at the Twins 2004 draft and I would agree that the results have been mixed to this point.
I have been asked to participate in a weekly vote on the MVP, Cy Young Award and Rookie of the Year at Baseball Happenings. This first week, we voted on the American League winners to this point. Next week, we will vote on the National League, and then continue to alternate throughout the season. Should be interesting to follow the changes. Nick Blackburn with a nice showing!
Josh Taylor has posted his Down on the Farm: AA Report.
I am a couple of days late, but Roger posted his first weekly minor league update over at Twinkie Town. Each Sunday, he will post an update on how Twins minor leaguers did in the previous week. It's an excellent source!
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Co-Authors Co-Investigators Map Of ScienceEloundou-Enyegue, Parfait M.
Cornell Faculty Member
- Associate Professor, Development Sociology (D SOC), College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS)
My research program in development sociology makes substantive and methodological contributions in three subfields, including the sociology of education, social change, and the demography of inequality. My most recent research investigates the consequences of demographic change on a range of socioeconomic outcomes that include schooling, income inequality, economic development. In this research, I extend existing theoretical arguments (e.g. dilution, dividends) and methodological approaches (e.g. decomposition analysis). My empirical research combines national statistics and panel survey data. My teaching goals are to strengthen our department`s undergraduate and graduate training in social science research. These goals will be achieved by creating opportunities for practical research for the department's undergraduates, and by continuing to build a graduate course on the empirics of development and inequality. Specific objectives for the next two years are to (a) finalize and translate a reader on decomposition methods and (b) complete a book on the effects of demographic change on socioeconomic inequality in Africa. These goals will support my teaching and they align with our department`s focus on applied sociology and global development.
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member of
- David R. Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future (ACSF) Faculty Fellow
research overview
- My research covers three related areas that include the sociology of education, social change, and the demography of inequality. A major focus in my current work is to refine existing frameworks for estimating the effects of demographic change on human capital formation. I apply these frameworks to study global trends in socioeconomic inequality. This work contributes to current policy efforts to expand schooling in developing countries but also to unanswered scientific questions about the consequences of demographic change.
research activities
principal investigator on
- Demography of Inequality and Poverty
- Education Policy
- Fertility Transitions
- Gender Inequality
- Human Capital Development
- Population and Development
- Population and Inequality
- Poverty Reduction
- Sociology of Education
geographic focus
submitted impact statement
- The development of a methodological device that measures systematic educational discrepancies
- Promoting gender equality in education under the aegis of UN Millennium Development Goals
- Poverty reduction in sub-Saharan Africa
- Poverty reduction in sub-Saharan Africa
- Enhancing demographic training in sub-Saharan Africa
- Effects of family transformations on resource inequality
- Effects of demographic change on inequality and poverty
- Effects of demographic change on inequality and poverty
individual publications
academic article
- Eloundou-Enyegue P.M. and S. Giroux [2013]. "The Role of Fertility in achieving Africa's Schooling MDGs: Early Evidence for sub-Saharan Africa" Journal of Children and Poverty 19(1):21-44. . Journal of Children and Poverty. 19:21-44. 2013
- Schooling Dividends from Fertility Transitions. Early Evidence for sub-Saharan Africa . Journal of Children and Poverty. 2013
- Fertility Transitions and Schooling: From Micro to Macro-level Associations. Demography. 49:1407-1432. 2012
- Vicious or Virtuous: Revisiting the Population and Development Dynamic in the Era of MDGs.. International Journal of Development and Social Research. 1:66-84. 2010
- Virtuous or Vicious? Revisiting the Population Development Nexus in the MDG Era.. Xavier IMB International Journal of Development and Social Research. 1:66-84. 2010
- Evolution de la Concentration du Confiage en Afrique : l'exemple du Ghana et de la Zambie. . Sociologie et Societes. 39:101-118. 2009
- Growing Up Global and Equal? Inequality Trends among World Children 1980-2005 . Journal of Children and Poverty. 15:95-118. 2009
- Recent Trends in Fertility Inequality in sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus Overall Inequality.. Studies in Family Planning. 39:187-198. 2009
- Minding the Orphans: African Crises, Rescue Institutions, and the Economy of Orphanhood. . The Current. 11:47-61. 2008
- Demographic Transitions and Children's Resources: Bonus or Divergence?. Demographic Research. 16:195-218. 2007
- Integrated qualitative assessment of wetland hydrological and land cover changes in a data scarce dry Ethiopian highlands watershed. Land Degradation and Development. 18:643-658. 2007
- The Effects of Family Size on Child Schooling: A Rexamination. Demography. 43:25-52. 2006
- Till Marriage Do Us Part: The Family Returns to Female Education in Cameroon. Comparative Education Research. 50:1-20. 2006
- Confiage d'Enfants et Nivelement des Inegalites Scolaires au Cameroun. Cahiers Quebeciois de Demographie. 34:47-75. 2005
- From Awareness to Adoption: The Effect of AIDS Education and Condom Social Marketing on Condom Use in Tanzania (1993-1996). Journal of Biosocial Sciences. 37:257-268. 2005
- Pregnancy-Related Dropouts and Gender Inequality in Education: A Life Table Approach and Application to Cameroon. Demography. 41:509-528. 2004
- Teen Pregnancy and Gender Inequality in Education: A Contextual Hypothesis. Demographic Research. 11:305-322. 2004
- Economic Downturns and Schooling inequalities: Cameroon 1987-95. Population Studies. 57:183-197. 2003
- Will Economic Crisis in Africa Weaken Rural Urban Solidarity?. Rural Sociology. 67:278-298. 2002
- Is there a Population Implosion?. Environmental Change and Security Project Report. 7:133-15. 2001
- Are There Crisis-led Fertility Declines? Evidence from Central Cameroon. Population Research and Policy Review. 19:47-92. 2000
- L'Union Centrale des Cooperatives Agricoles de l'Ouest du Cameroun (UCCAO): De l'Enterprise Commerciale a l'Organisation Paysanne. Revue Tiers Mondle. XXXII:887-889. 1991
- Beninguissé, G., P.M. Eloundou-Enyegue, P. Nsoa Mbondo and P. Tanang TchoualaA (2013), "Tendances de la Mortalité des Enfants selon le Statut Socioéconomique en Afrique sub-Saharienne", in B. Masquelier and D. Tabutin (eds.) Ralentissements, Resistances et Ruptures dans les Transitions Démographiques,. Presses Universitaires de Louvain, Belgium. 2013
- Demographics and Rural-Urban Divergencen in sub-Saharan Africa.. International Handbook of Rural Demography. 2012
- Rural-Urban Divergence in sub-Saharan Africa: Recent Trends and Prospects. International Handbook of Rural Demography. 400. 2012
- Sex versus SES: The Changing Significance of Gender for Schooling in Sub-Saharan Africa. International Perspectives on Education and Society. 2009
- Foothold in the Urban Economy: Rural Disadvantage in Schooling and Labor Force Participation in Cameroon. Rural Education for the Twenty-First Century: Identity, Place, and Community in a Globalizing World. 2008
- What do The Associations Between Education and Fertility Mean?. Critical Perspectives on Schooling and Fertility in the Developing World. 287-305. 1999
- African Fertility Transitions and Gender Parity in Schooling: A Partial Assessment 2008
- Globalization asymmetry and relative deprivation in Africa 2004
- Population and Millennium Development: Integrating Teen Fertility and Gender Equity Programs 2004
- In the Shadow of HIV: Is Population Growth Still a Problem in sub-Saharan Africa? 2003
- The Computer Laboratory of the UCD. Impact and Self-Sustainability 1992
- Guide d'Analyse des Donnees d'Enquete a l"aide de SPSS et Dbase. Introductory Guide for the Analysis of Survey Data 1990
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teaching overview
- My teaching rotation now includes two undergraduate courses and one graduate course. At the undergraduate level, I teach courses in social science research methods, and in Education and Inequality. Both courses are designed to meet key learning objectives at Cornell, specifically helping students "evaluate and effectively interpret factual claims and theories, and integrate quantitative and qualitative information to reach defensible conclusions." At the graduate level, I have taught a course on Population and Development and I am now teaching a new course on the Empirics of Development and Inequality. The course takes students through the entire research process and reviews the range of methodological choices and pitfalls likely to be encountered at each step of the process. Influential papers from the development literature are discussed and students get the opportunity to draft an empirical research paper focusing on a development issue of their choice. DSOC 3130 Social Indicators; DSOC 3050 Education, Inequality, and Development DSoc6001: Empirics of Development and Inequality
teaching activities
- DSOC-3050: Education, Inequality, and Development - Spring 2014
- DSOC-3130: Social Indicators and Introduction to Social Science Research - Spring 2014
- DSOC-7900: Graduate-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2014
- DSOC-7910: Teaching Experience - Spring 2014
- DSOC-8720: Development Sociology - Spring 2014
- DSOC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2014
- DSOC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2014
- DSOC-7900: Graduate-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2013
- DSOC-8720: Development Sociology - Fall 2013
- DSOC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Fall 2013
- DSOC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2013
- DSOC-3050: Education, Inequality, and Development - Spring 2013
- DSOC-3130: Social Indicators and Introduction to Social Science Research - Spring 2013
- DSOC-7900: Graduate-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- DSOC-7910: Teaching Experience - Spring 2013
- DSOC-8720: Development Sociology - Spring 2013
- DSOC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- DSOC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- DSOC-7900: Graduate-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2012
- DSOC-8720: Development Sociology - Fall 2012
- DSOC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Fall 2012
- DSOC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2012
outreach overview
- My international outreach program seeks to strengthen social and demographic research in sub-Saharan Africa. With support from the Hewlett Foundation and the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), I have built an outreach program to enhance the quality of demographic research and policy analysis throughout Francophone Africa. Our work has reached over 17 institutes in the region and nearly 100 trainees. In addition to training, we organize scientific and policy conferences in the region. to disseminate key research findings about population and development. Past efforts have also involved advising global development institutions, non governmental groups and African nations on issues regarding trends in population and schooling, and their medium-term implications for socioeconomic development
service to the profession
- International Family Planning Perspectives Editorial Board 2003 -
- INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF POPULATION Member 1999 -
- RURAL SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Member 1997 -
- Population Association of America Member 1993 -
- INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF POPULATION Board of Directors 2013 - 2017
- Population Association of America Board of Directors 2013 - 2017
- Population Reference Bureau Board of Directors 2012 - 2014
- Child Trends and University of Virginia Research Review Panel 2012 - 2013
- INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF POPULATION Research Review Panel 2010 - 2013
- Population Association of America, 2012 meeting Program Organizer 2011 - 2012
- Guttmacher Institute Board Member 2009 - 2012
- Population Reference Bureau Research Review Panel 1997 - 2012
- Union of African Population Studies Program Organizer 2011
- Union of African Population Studies Program Organizer 2010 - 2011
- American Sociological Association Member 2008 - 2011
- Korea University, International Education Institute Board of Advisors 2008 - 2010
- Comparative International Education Society Board of Directors 2007 - 2010
- Comparative International Education Society Board Member 2002 - 2010
- Union of African Population Studies Co-editor 2000 - 2010
- Guttmacher Institute Board of Directors 2001 - 2006
reviewer or editor for
- Award for Best African Institutions in Education Research
- Demography
- Hewlett Doctoral Grants Competition (Doctoral Fellowships awarded to PhD students working on the relationships between population and development)
- International Review of Education
- Population Research and Policy Review
- Review Journal articles submitted to the journal "Demographic Research"
- Social Sceince Research
- Women Studies International Forum
education and training
- Ph.D. in Demography, Rural Sociology, Pennsylvania State University 1997
- Pennsylvania State University 1988
- University of Dschang 1985
awards and honors
- Board of Directors, 2017
- Board of Directors, 2016
- Adjunct Professor, 2016
- Member, Board of Trustees, 2014
- Panel Chair, 2013
- Adjunct Professor, Korea University Summer School, 2012
- Board member, 2012
- Panel Member, 2011
- Marilyn Emmons Williams Awards for Undergraduate Research Advising, 2008
- Joyce Cain Award, 2006
- Innovative Teacher Award, 2006
- Joyce Cain Award, 2005
- Advising Award for Merril Presidential Scholar, 2005
- Research Poster Award, 2002
- Research Poster Award, 1996
- International Student Achievement Award, finalist, 1996
- Dorothy Thomas Award, 1994
- Member, International Advisory Board
research keyword
- Demography of Inequality and Poverty
- Education Policy
- Fertility Transitions
- Gender Inequality
- Human Capital Development
- Population and Development
- Population and Inequality
- Poverty Reduction
- Sociology of Education
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Hello everyone,I would like to know how to get rid of the extra cable boxes and still be able to view the channels I pay for in every room . I have Optimum cable service and I pay for 7 extra boxes. The bill is supposed to be around 100 but is its more like 160 - 170 for all the extra charges. Is there a way around it? Thanks in advance for your help Taty
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As long as you aren't planning to use all 7 at once, you can get something like a Slingbox and they get a connection device for each room.
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You can use a sling adaptor.
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- World Stroke Day 2009—Stroke: What Can I Do?
Stroke strikes fast—you should too!
Date released: 10/29/09 - A Cup of Health with CDC—Watch Those Signs
Strokes are the third leading cause of death and the leading cause of disabilities among adults in the United States. Rob Merritt discusses how to decrease the risk for a stroke and common signs and symptoms associated with this event.
Date Released: 5/15/08 - A Minute of Health with CDC—Watch Those Signs
This broadcast discusses how to decrease the risk for a stroke and common signs and symptoms associated with this event.
Date Released: 5/15/08
Other Resources
The following Web sites include government health links and resources about stroke—
- What You Need to Know About Stroke–National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
- Know Stroke–Act in Time National Institutes of Health
- Stroke–National Institute on Aging
- Reducing Your Risk of Stroke [PDF-322K]–American College of Physicians/American Heart Association
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Antioch Baptist Church
Trent Gilliss, Online Editor
Thirty minutes north of Greensboro is a magnificent country church with a modernist flare that would appeal to most minimalists. In 2002, a century-old church standing on the site was carefully dismantled right down to the pulled nails so the materials could be reused in its current incarnation. The concrete blocks were salvaged from the women's dorms at Auburn and serve as a retaining wall leading parishioners into the church.
(photo: Mitch Hanley)