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Mike Meltser
What I do for 610: Co-host mid-day show with Seth Payne. Previously hosted 10-11am hour and worked as the update anchor for Vandermeer and Lopez. I initially came here as the afternoon update anchor.
Age, birthday: March 14
Hometown: Ridgefield, CT
College: Syracuse University
How long at SportsRadio 610: Since July, 2010
How long in radio business: Professionally since Ma,y 2008
Coolest person at SR610: John Lopez
What I love about Houston: Weather, lack of commuting (for me, anyway), very easy place to live overall
Favorite four-letter word: FAIR
Favorite players to interview: Andre Johnson, Shane Battier, Chris Myers
Teams followed: New York Jets, Syracuse University football/basketball, Michigan football/men's basketball, USA National soccer team
Signature phrases or lines: Fair, solid, what a mess, I'm a debacle, what a disgrace, bad job
My favorite sports experiences:
- Having the opportunity to be on Radio Row last year at the Super Bowl
- Attending the 2005 Ohio State-Michigan game in Ann Arbor
- Attending Game 6 of the 2000 ALCS at Yankee Stadium
- Seeing the Big 3 of Miami last year at Toyota Center
- Attending a couple of different Big East Tournaments at Madison Square Garden (2008, 2009, 2010)
- Calling one of the biggest upsets (by point spread) in the history of CFB (Syracuse at Louisville 2007)
- Doing a post-game call-in show in Madison Square Garden
Sports played, where, when, etc.: I swam for a couple of years on my high school team. There's nothing like the feeling of being up on the blocks, ready for that horn to sound.
My family: Immediate family is my parents and sister, who attends a small liberal arts college in upstate New York (we clearly pick our colleges based on cold weather, haha)
More: I've had the chance to cover a couple of different sports markets. At Syracuse, you have a mix of NY-Boston-Philly, with a heavy focus on college sports, especially hoops. Doing radio work in Hartford, it was pretty concentrated on the NFL and college basketball. Being in Houston for 1.5 years, I'd say this is a very pro-sports, NFL-focused type of city.
Before CBS Radio, I had the chance to get experience working on the air at both ESPN Radio and Sirius-XM. It was a great chance to be on the campus at Bristol and to see how things get done on a national radio level. At XM, I enjoyed contributing to the NFL Radio channel. From a programming standpoint, it's fascinating to me how you do a year-round sports talk format that's exclusively focused on just one sport.
3 Reasons Lebron Should (And Shouldn't) Come To Houston
LeBron James is an unrestricted free-agent on July 1st. One of the spots James has been rumored to be headed (if he leaves Miami) is Houston. So why should and why shouldn't Lebron come to Clutch City?
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What Will The Texans Do Now On The Offensive Line
The Texans were hit with the difficult news that OT David Quessenberry has been diagnosed with lymphoma, and will be placed on the NFL's Non-Football Illness List. Our thoughts and prayers go out to David and his family as he begins treatment.
Unfortunately, this difficult news presents some on-field realities for the Texans. Without Quessenberry in the fold, I believe the depth situation is perilous.
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Mike Meltser's 2014 Texans Roster Locks
Mike Meltser guesses who the locks are to make the Texans 2014 roster
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Mike Meltser's Video Analysis of Tom Savage
Mike Meltser goes through the ups and downs on Tom Savage in highlight form
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Mike Meltser's "Bold" Predictions For The 2014 NFL Draft
Mike Meltser gives 3 thoughts on Thursday's first round of the NFL Draft
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Mike Meltser's Thoughts On Texans 2014 Schedule
Mike Meltser gives his thoughts on the Texans' 2014 slate of games
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Mike Meltser's Rebuttal To John Lopez
Mike Meltser disagrees with John Lopez's demand for a QB at number one
The Impact Of Losing Patrick Beverley
MAD Radio's Mike Meltser breaks down what the Rockets lose in PG Patrick Beverley
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Video: Dion Waiters Game-Winner At The Buzzer
With the Cavs down late against the Pistons, Cleveland put its fortunes in the hands of a former Syracuse star: Mike Meltser can be heard on MaD Radio from 10am-2pm Follow Mike on Twitter
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Meltsdown: Matt Schaub
Who are these people who act like Schaub is so much better than everything we saw?
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Storm Supports Royal Children's Hospital
MELBOURNE Storm Ambassador Robbie Kearns will today visit Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital to present a cheque on behalf of the club for the funds raised in last year's Points for a Purpose themed game.
Melbourne Storm name trial game squad
THE players below have been selected to play in Melbourne Storm's trial game this Friday night in Brisbane...
Storm Plays For Everything with new campaign
ON Sunday, Melbourne Storm launches the club's new advertising campaign, Playing for Everything, across television and in print.
Storm Announce Major Sponsorship With Crown
MELBOURNE Storm and Crown Melbourne have today announced a new major sponsorship agreement.
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THE Storm gathers as more partnerships are announced Melbourne Storm's lead up to the 2011 NRL Season continues to strengthen with sponsors Club Warehouse and Ring Master committing to the club.

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A few more pictures from yesterday that didn't quite make the cut but I feel are worth sharing anyway.
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A few more pictures from yesterday that didn't quite make the cut but I feel are worth sharing anyway.
People really do their best not to surrender, don't they?
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Gosh, you want to tell people "it gets better." But it does take a long time. The oceanside neighborhood I grew up in here in Virginia was flooded in a similarly freakish storm on Ash Wednesday in 1962. My mother and I had to be taken out through a window by an amphibious Army DUKW. It was almost six months before the house was repaired enough to move back into, and several months before all the water under the house was finally pumped out. (Underneath the house we found signs, trash cans and other debris from structures miles away.) Insurance paid for almost nothing. We were lucky, though, that we did have a house to come back to.
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If you've been at any of the hipper venues that still allow live music, you've most likely seen Astari Nite swoop in and swoon through a few cool songs. You might have even wondered just what those songs were and where you might get your mitts on them. Well, you need not wonder any longer, because this month, Astari Nite marks the official release of its eponymous EP. And the band is set to perform at the Vagabond to celebrate.
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Jan 25 - Kim Kardashian Offered Kris Humphries $10 Million To Settle Divorce, He Turned Her Down! |
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Kim Kardashian offered her estranged husband, Kris Humphries, a cool $10 million in a desperate bid to settle their bitter divorce battle once and for all but he turned her down flat RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. After Kim filed for divorce, she offered Kris a $10 million payoff, with the agreement that he would not continue to pursue an annulment to their marriage on the grounds of fraud, a source close to the situation tells Radar exclusively. PHOTOS: Reality TVs Top Families Unfortunately for Kim though, money didnt sway the NBA star, and he vowed to stick to his guns and prove in a court of law that their short-lived marriage was a sham. Kris flatly rejected the offer because it has never been about money for him, the source says. He wants to be able to marry in a church again, with a clear conscience, when he finds someone special. Kris is deeply religious and he believes that the only way he can do that is if his marriage to Kim is annulled. PHOTOS: Celebs Who Have Slammed The Kardashians Kris wants to move on with his life just as badly as Kim does he is constantly getting heckled by NBA players and fans and he just wants to be able to close this disastrous chapter in his life once and for all. If Kim would just agree to grant him the annulment, they could both move on with their lives. As it stands though, the earliest their divorce trial can be scheduled to begin is the middle of June in order to accommodate Kris busy basketball schedule. So, Kim will likely still be married to Humphries, her second husband, when she gives birth to her new boyfriend Kanye Wests baby in early July. EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Kardashian Kids Never-Before-Seen Childhood Photos Reports circulated recently that Kris demanded a $10 million payment from Kim to grant her a divorce, but the source tells Radar that is categorically not true. That absolutely never happened., the source vows. Kris has given a sworn declaration that he has never asked Kim for a single dime. The only thing he has asked for, and continues to ask for, is for her to agree to an annulment. Kim Kardashian Offered Kris Humphries $10 Million To Settle Divorce, He Turned Her Down! | Radar Online --------------- Damn bi-ch...just annul the marriage... @ humps going for the k!ll |
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Goes to show you, principles can't be replaced by money for some people. Or maybe he's just trying to mess with her life like she did with his. Who knows?
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I just dont see how hump didnt kno it was a fugazi marriage....u deeply religious but marry kim kardashian
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BUT ... the problem with those Kardashians is they have a mother who's raised them to be tramps and gold diggers and to look for any n*gga that equals a payoff. As Humphries told Kim on the show, "You ain't gonna have your looks forever. You're in your 30's now. What about our future and you working?" None of these people have sense and it's probably a good thing Humphries divorced Kim, cause she already losing her appeal and can't even buy her way into the hotter clubs today. Kim thinks she is a 10, when she's just a very average bi*ch without the cameras, lights and spray paint makeup. Their mother was a tramp, with no job who married for $$$ ... why would any of these broads have a perspective on life that is any different? And Kanye is a weird dude to get mixed up with such a loser family. You can't be proud of none of those relatives. But when you gotta keep up the charade that you straight, ala Tom Cruise, we shouldn't be suprised. | ||
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Kim is a straight up worthless hoe. Like why the fu*k is she even relevent? Because she got an a.ss and had a s3x tape? She's not talented, she's not professional, she's trash.
Kris is doin' his thing. Obviously it ain't about the money because that's about as deep as Kim gets. That's why she though she could pay him off. But I believe he honestly wants to be able to get married in a church again. So he has to get an annulment. I hope he ruins the rest of her life. To prove to these up tight, better than you, type bi*ches that you're still fat on the inside. | |
01-25-2013, 02:13 PM | away - #10 |
I'd take the 10 mil from this c*m dumpster
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01-25-2013, 02:19 PM | away - #11 |
How much can he make off the alimony and divorce settlement?
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01-25-2013, 02:22 PM | away - #12 |
Hold your ground Kris
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01-25-2013, 02:27 PM | away - #13 |
hes trying to expose this bi*ch. good for him
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01-25-2013, 03:08 PM | away - #14 |
he should "leak" some photos
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01-25-2013, 05:07 PM | away - #15 |
Dude is trying to sue this broad. I don't blame him at all, but that is what's going on. GTFOH with that "he wants to get married in a church bs". Dude wants to sue this broad, expose her for the coniving tramp that she is, and make her life as miserable as possible for as long as possible.
He is being smart about it though, with the exception of the fact that if they stay married, he (kris humphries) is responsible for the child that she is pregnant with now. | |
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That baby is legally the responsibility of the husband. | ||
01-25-2013, 05:33 PM | away - #18 |
why won't she take the annulment? he feels played and wants to make sh*t for her difficult. all he wants is an annulment and she won't give it to him?? why not?? what's the diff between that and a divorce? obviously, he wants to get married again in a church but that can't be the only reason she's being a bi*ch about this......
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There's a preacher named Dean Saxton (NOT pictured above) at the University of Arizona who caused outrage after preaching to women with a sign that read "You deserve rape." Now this same moron told Vice he thinks yoga pants are sinful. Here's one of his quotes: "Give up your immodest clothing. You need to stop being a camel toe. You need to stop masturbating. Yoga pants are sin." See his interview at Vice.com.
As one of the highest authorities on yoga pants on the web, I'd like to comment on this. I'll get right to the important stuff. After plenty of research, I'm confident in saying it is NOT possible for a person to "be" a camel toe. I've never heard of someone giving in to Satan and then physically shape-shifting into a cam-toe. But let's say he's right, and there is an underground society of mutated walking moose knuckles, where in the Bible does it say that's wrong? Are they hurting anyone? Sure they may smell of shellfish from time to time, but that's not anything a little hygienic upkeep can't prevent.
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What Smith does have, however, is the unique combination of skill, athleticism and drive to become not only the best basketball player he can be, but also the best person he can be.
"It's just a game, really," Smith said about what basketball means to him. "It's just fun to play. I think I'm pretty good at it. I'm just having fun and enjoying it with my teammates."
He thinks he's pretty good at basketball, but when you watch him play and check the statistics over the last three years, thoughts of him being any less than good fly out the window.
Being good at basketball is all fine and dandy for most, but not for Smith and not for Godinez.
What basketball coach Greg Coombs likes most about his star forward is that he doesn't want to be the star and doesn't act like one.
"He's humble," Coombs said. "He is very much a team player. He's not a 'look at me' type of kid. He would like people to talk about his teammates as much as him."
Smith is a quiet and courteous kid.
He greets with "sir" or "ma'am" and departs with the same. His modest demeanor is a product of where he comes from.
Smith grew up in Santa Ana, attended local elementary schools in the city and ended up at Godinez, instead of chasing athletic dreams at a more highly touted school, once it was time for high school.
"I went to middle school with most of these kids," Smith said. "Staying local has been a good thing for me."
Coombs said a strong family is another reason why Smith is the person that he is today.


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All this discussion of local spiny lobster has made me VERY hungry.
Is there anyplace in San Diego that sells and/or serves ridgies?
Insider info states catalina offshore sell them. Live in the tanks with eggs on some (as seen on bizarre foods). However the guys that fish for them are fishing lobster now. Therefore it is not being harvested at this time.
Thank you, Fakey, for the insight!


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New - Spring Recess Fitness Center schedule:
New - Looking for a job?
Come and meet employers and alumni who want to talk to you about specific employment opportunities in their area.
Employers attending this career fair include:
New - First Tri Business Bash, Friday, March 6, Business Center classroom "Explore Your Future." Join us from 9:20-10:10 a.m. in the Business Center classroom to find out how the Business Center can prepare you for life after graduation. Ambassadors will spotlight the events and services that await you. Open to 1st Tri students. Breakfast provided.
New - Friday, March 6 - Spizz Night in Vickie Anne Palmer Hall. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., taco bar at 5 p.m. (vegetarian and gluten-free options available), and speakers take the floor at 6 p.m. Guest speakers will be Mark Lindholm, D.C., a 1993 Davenport campus graduate and Fred Clarke, D.C., a 1988 graduate of Palmer's Davenport campus. Free admission, food and prizes.
New - Tuesday, March 10 - Club Fair from 8 a.m. to noon in the Student Union.
New - Vendor Showcase Event: Friday, March 13, at 9:20 a.m. in the Business Center Classroom. "Core Biomechanics" will be presented by Serola Biomechanics. Serola Biomechanics designs and manufactures innovative, high-quality orthopedic braces and supports, including the top-selling Serola Belt and Gel Arc Elbow Brace.
New - Monday, March 2-Saturday, March 14 - The Bookstore offers two options on course-required textbooks:
New - Tuesday, March 17 - Vendor Day in the Student Union from 8:45 a.m. to noon. Students who visit the Vendor Day participants can have their names entered for a chance to win one of three $100 gift cards to the Palmer Bookstore. Just visit each table and drop your ticket in for the drawing. Winning ticket numbers will be published in the March 24 issue of Week at a Glance.
New - PCBD Brunch & Learn, Tuesday, March 24, from 9:20 to 10:10 a.m. in Room P204. Michael Pavalock, D.C., will present "Exciting Opportunities for the Next Generation of Chiropractors in the Federal Healthcare System." As a member of the Under Secretary for Health's team, Dr. Pavalock is involved with day-to-day strategic planning, operations, and health policy implementation at the highest level. He works with Congressional leadership, VA senior leadership, and numerous VHA program offices, including the Office of General Counsel, to build a federal health care system that is the best in which to receive care, and the best in which to deliver care.
New - 4th Tri Resume Workshop, Friday, March 27, from 11:10 a.m. to noon, Business Center classroom. "Jumpstart Your Resume," explores the basics of OptimalResume. Learn the first steps toward creating your personalized website. Bring your resume, portfolio and laptop.
New - PCBD Business Module. Jim O'Connor, APR, Vice Chancellor for Marketing & Communication, will present "Marketing Techniques from the Real World," on Tuesday, March 31, from 4-8 p.m. The most important determinant in business success will be the ability to generate patients. Mr. O'Connor will offer no-cost and low-cost ideas for both internal and external marketing. R.S.V.P. using the Palmer CareerNetwork.
New - Sign up for the Rosetta Stone Language Learning Program will begin the week of March 9 in Student Services, 3rd floor Campus Center between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Register for this excellent online program to improve English skills, prepare for Clinic Abroad or plan to practice in another country. An $80 refundable deposit is required.
New - Spring 2015 Group Fitness Classes
"Good Help" is Hard to Find You send them, we'll train them! Refer a friend/family member to Palmer's Chiropractic Technology degree program.
Financial aid is available; college coursework will be reviewed for transfer credit.www.palmer.edu/CT
New - AUSA is looking for volunteers The local Association of the United States Army (AUSA) is looking for volunteers to direct communications to chapter members via email, social media and a quarterly newsletter. If you'd like to be a part of a team that cares for military members, their families and civilians that support their efforts, please contact Dr. Julie Johnson to be put in touch with the Rock Island Chapter President, Col. (retired) Jeff Carr. Any help is appreciated.
Join us on Sundays at noon in the Palmer Gym for Hip Hop Cardio.
A new yoga class is being offered at the Palmer Gym. All the classes on the Group Fitness Schedule are free to Palmer students, employees and their spouses/family members with a Palmer ID.
Palmer earns 2015 Military Friendly Schools® designation Palmer College of Chiropractic has again been selected by Victory Media, publishers of G.I. Jobs magazine, as one of an elite group of Military Friendly Schools® for 2015. This is the fourth consecutive year Palmer has earned this honor, which places it in the top 20 percent of colleges and universities in the country that are doing the most to support military-service members, veterans and spouses to help ensure their success in higher education.
See the list and Palmer's profile at http://militaryfriendly.com/school-list.
Palmer earned rights to the coveted Military Friendly Schools® trademarked designation via qualifying scores from a rigorous survey assessment. Among other practices supporting military members, veterans and their families, Palmer is a full participant in the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program offered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
This means that eligible U.S. veterans enrolled, or about to enroll, at any of Palmer's three campuses can have up to 100 percent of their out-of-pocket tuition and fees covered for one year. Eligible students are able to re-apply for subsequent years of their education.
Additionally, active-duty military personnel, qualified veterans and their families are given free chiropractic care at Palmer Chiropractic Clinics. In 2013, care for active-duty military, veterans and family members totaled 10,000 patient visits.
Celebrate "Palmer Pride" every Friday by wearing your favorite Palmer gear.
How you can help refer students to Palmer Student recruitment is a college-wide priority. We want you to have a say in who attends Palmer and who will help strengthen the profession. The students today are the future of chiropractic.
How you can help refer students to Palmer:
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Your life is online, why isn't your resume? Impress employers with a professional career website.
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Questions? Contact Penny Hoker at (563) 884-5521 in the Center for Business Development.
Professional Help With Your Personal Life Challenges at No Cost Up to five professional counseling sessions with Quad-City providers are available for all Palmer students, spouses/partners and immediate family members. Stop by the main hall outside Student Academic Support Services at the south end of West Hall. Look for The Facts of Life flier in the wall pocket labeled Student Assistance Program or make an appointment to talk with Dr. Ann Margrave about Palmer's Student Assistance Program. She can be contacted by calling (563) 884-5257, emailing email@example.com or stopping by and making an appointment through our Program Assistant, Bridgett Lance, W128A.
Through a unique program offered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Palmer College is making it possible for eligible U.S. veterans enrolled or about to enroll at any of Palmer's three campuses to have up to 100 percent of their out-of-pocket tuition and fees associated with education programs covered for a one-year period. The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program covers all undergraduate and graduate tuition not already provided for by the Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Act of 2008.
If you are a U.S. veteran, or know a U.S. veteran who is considering chiropractic as a career path, now is the time to tell them about Palmer-and the Yellow Ribbon Program. To learn more about the Yellow Ribbon Program at Palmer, please visit www.palmer.edu/yellowribbon/.
New - Interested in advancing chiropractic research? Palmer's Master of Science (M.S.) in Clinical Research program offers patient-oriented research training at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, the world's largest and most highly funded research effort in chiropractic. The program features: core and elective coursework; an experiential learning environment; experienced and well-published research scientists as mentors; and state-of-the-art research facilities including a research clinic and biomechanics lab. Graduate research assistantships and tuition waivers are available on a competitive basis. The application deadline is Saturday, Aug. 1, for enrollment in the Spring 2015 trimester. For more information or to apply, visit www.palmer.edu/ms / or contact Program Manager Katie Hoyt at email@example.com or (563) 884-5198.
Please check out the following outside scholarship opportunities:
Palmer College offers a variety of scholarships and financial aid opportunities. Available scholarships include: Prospective Student Scholarships, Current Palmer Student Scholarships and Outside Scholarships.
Apply for Palmer scholarships. For outside scholarships, please use the contact information provided for each scholarship on the list.
Contact Jenny Lenehan or the Financial Planning Office at (563) 884-5740 with additional questions.
Licensure information from the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB) is available for student and employee usage 24 hours a day, seven days a week through the www.FCLB.org website.
New - Student Services has work-study openings for exam proctors. Exam proctors assist instructors in monitoring the class during exams. The applicant must be in the 6th Trimester or above, work-study eligible and available to proctor between the hours of 7:30 am - 2:50 pm, Monday through Friday. The pay rate is $11 per hour.
If you are interested in the position, please see Betty Bryan in Student Services, 3rd floor of the Campus Center or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please bring your class schedule with you when applying or include it in your email.
The Technique Department is looking for surrogate work-studies.The surrogate will serve as a stand-in during technique practice sessions and exams. Specific times currently open are: 10:15 a.m.; 11:10 a.m. and 12:05 p.m. If you are interested, please stop by the Technique Department and apply. Once you are signed up, you will be contacted on an as-needed basis. The pay rate is $15 an hour.
New club information will be posted as it becomes available.
The San Jose Campus Associated Student Government conclude their Winter '14 meetings on Wednesday, March 4, at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 119. Club presidents and class reps are strongly encouraged to attend; all members of the campus community are welcome to attend. For additional information, contact Matt Fuller, ASG president.
Clinic ID photos for current 8Q students will be taken this Thursday, March 5. All current 8Q students (or any students planning to register for Clinic I during the Spring '15 quarter) must stop by the Student Services office on Thursday, March 5, between 1:15 and 2 p.m. to have photos taken for your required clinic name badge. For additional information, contact Michael V. Hinojosa, Psy.D. , Director of Clinic Business.
New - ASG presents "Trampoline Dodgeball!" on Thursday, March 5, 5-7 p.m. at Great Jump Sports in Milpitas ! Tournament format will consist of up to eight teams. Games will be eight versus eight (four males, four females), and each team can have two subs (for a maximum of 10 players per team). Cost: $10/player (Minimum $80/team). Sign up during both lunch hours at the south entrance. Due to the popularity of this event, and the limited number of teams, payment for the entire team must be received in full, to secure your team's spot in the tournament. Great Jump Sports is located at 616 S. Main St. in Milpitas. For additional information, contact Mike Oldfield (10Q), ASG athletic director.
The Winter '15 "All Intern Meeting" is this Friday, March 6, at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 119. Attendance is mandatory for all current interns.
New - Join Campus Ministries club for a "Time Out!" this Friday, March 6, from 5-7 p.m., in the Cafeteria. This week's program will focus on, "Building Positive Relationships with Your Co-Workers." "Time Out! is a community of students from all faiths and backgrounds. We discuss our philosophies, and we share words of encouragement as we work through our graduate program." For additional information, contact Lorianne Rios (6Q), Campus Ministries Club president.
New - Palmer Pride hockey team back on the ice this Friday, March 6, at 10 p.m. Fresh from a weekend in which the team posted two victories, including the exciting win at SAP Center, Palmer Pride hockey returns to the ice this evening, Friday, March 6, at 10 p.m. Sharks Ice of San Jose is located at 1500 S. 10th St. in San Jose, off Hwy. 280, across from Spartan Stadium. For additional information about the Palmer Pride hockey, contact Brad Watson or Jared Foat .
New - Palmer women's indoor soccer team back in action this Sunday, March 8, at " Off The Wall " soccer complex in Santa Clara! The game starts at 7:45 p.m. The "Off The Wall" soccer complex is located at 700 Matthew St. in Santa Clara . For additional information on the Palmer soccer teams, contact Marji Mulder (8Q), Soccer Club president.
New - The Pediatrics Club presents guest speaker Virgilija Tali, D.C., on Wednesday, March 11, at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 117. Dr. Tali is a '95 graduate of Palmer's San Jose campus (and a past president of the Pediatrics Club), who maintains a mobile, family-care-focused practice in the San Jose area, " Fountain of Health Chiropractic ." For additional information on this special presentation, contact Hannah Flammang (2Q).
Applications for new Student Ambassadors at Palmer's San Jose campus are due by Friday, March 6. The Palmer Student Ambassadors (SAs) are a hand-selected group of highly motivated future chiropractic business professionals. The SAs at each Palmer campus serve as the faces and voice of the Palmer Center for Business Development (PCBD), and help promote the PCBD programs and resources, from sponsored seminars to web-based services, to the members of each campus community. Each Palmer SA is expected to play a prominent role in the future development of the PCBD, which strives to help each Palmer student develop strong business skills, to achieve their chiropractic goals.
PCBD Student Ambassadors are paid work-study positions, which require a commitment of approximately four hours per month. Ambassadors are also expected to complete all PCBD-sponsored modules, and attend regularly scheduled meetings, as well as other PCBD-sponsored events.
Applications are available from Student Services, and must be submitted by March 6; interviews will begin the week of March 9. For additional information, see Jennifer Nathan in Student Services.
Show your photo talents by entering Palmer's San Jose campus "Student Life" photo contest! Photographs are now being accepted for the Palmer Student Life photo contest. Submissions will be judged on theme, content, composition, clarity, and high-pixel resolution. People in your photos will need to give their permission. You may enter as many photos as you wish. First prize: $100; 2nd price: $75; and 3rd/4th prizes: $50/ea. Winning photographs will need to be resubmitted via flashdrive. Winning entries will be enlarged to 16" x 20", framed, and displayed on campus walls. Please email submissions to Lisa Davis in the President's Office by Wednesday, April 15.
Palmer College campuses are phasing out the use of student mailboxes - keys must be returned to Student Services. Beginning April 6, 2015, student mail will no longer be placed in the mailboxes at Palmer College's San Jose campus, and all mail will be returned to the sender. In preparation for this transition, students should provide a forwarding address to all parties who send mail to your campus mailbox. As part of the process, all student mailbox keys must be returned to the Student Services department. You may return your mailbox key to Student Services in the front-entrance lobby on Monday, March 9, and Wednesday, March 11, during the following hours: 9:30-10:30 a.m. or noon to 2 p.m. You can also return your key directly to Jennifer Nathan in Student Services, any time this quarter. If you have any questions, please stop by the Student Services office during college business hours (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), or call the office at (408) 944-6020. Thank you for your assistance.
"Open lab" schedule for Learning Resource/Assessment Center. Students may now use the computers in the Learning Resource/Assessment Center (Rm. 238) during the following "open lab" hours: Tuesdays, from 4-8 p.m., and Fridays, 4-8 p.m. Hours are likely to expand, to include weekend hours, prior to midterms. Watch for updates, regarding "open lab" hours for the Learning Resource/Assessment Center.
New - The Library is happy to announce a new web guide listing mobile apps for targeted subject areas . The apps were researched and compiled by Karen Goodell, Reference/Instruction Librarian on Palmer's Davenport campus. You can view the entire guide here: http://library.palmer.edu/apps .
The guide is also linked to these subject-specific Resource Guides; just click on the "Apps" tab within each one:
For additional information, contact San Jose campus Branch Manager Librarian Roseann Erwin at (408) 944-6014 or firstname.lastname@example.com .
Current San Jose Campus calendar of events.
Make sure to check out the latest edition of Insights, Palmer College's biannual alumni magazine, produced for graduates from all three campuses . The cover story of the Fall/Winter 2014 issue focuses on "Sports chiropractic for everyday athletes" - and features profiles of four San Jose campus alumni! In addition to other articles highlighting the achievements of San Jose campus alumni, you'll find equally engaging articles pertaining to Davenport and Florida graduates, along with informative news about the Palmer College system. If you ever have any noteworthy news to share regarding the achievements of San Jose campus alumni, please make sure to notify Chuck Bustillos, director of San Jose campus communications.
If you have a message you'd like posted on the south hallway monitor, please send your information to Chuck Bustillos in the Marketing and Communication office (Rm. 304). Please make sure to note the nature of the event/activity, location, date, time, cost and contact information (i.e. e-mail or cell number.) If you're promoting a guest speaker, you may submit a photo or associated graphic (in JPEG format).
If you have club information that you'd like posted in the San Jose Campus section of Student Announcements … At www.palmer.edu/studentAnnouncements/, students get information on everything from campus and community events to updates on financial aid requirements and scholarships. Please send any announcements for students to Chuck Bustillos in the Marketing and Communication office (304).
The new Meditation Room in the Library provides students relaxing space for mental escape during the day. The room will be accessible during Library hours; however, it will remain locked. Students can obtain the key to enter the Meditation Room from the front desk, but will be required to leave their driver's license ID -- which will be returned, once you return the key. Maximum occupancy is six people at a time. ASG kindly requests that anyone using the Meditation Room please refrain from wearing shoes or bringing food/drink inside the room. Also, please keep use of electronic devices to a minimum, and be respectful of the space, and other people waiting to use the room. For additional information, contact Tomilyn Thornberry, ASG president.
Avoid overdue Library fines-plus additional fees and delays in registration. San Jose Campus branch manager librarian Roseann Erwin reminds students to check their Palmer email frequently. In addition to system-generated "courtesy notices" (sent when checked-out Library items are three days from their "due date"), you will also receive "overdue" notices as well as fine totals for late materials. Failure to settle fines in a timely manner will delay your registration status. The Library submits a quarterly "holds" list to the Registrar with the names of students who have outstanding fines or fees, which restricts your ability to register for classes, until the outstanding fines and fees have been paid. Avoid any inconvenient delays-pay your outstanding Library fees today. If you have any questions, see Roseann in the Library.
Students can renew books via the Palmer web page. Go to "www.palmer.edu" and choose "Libraries" under the Academic listing section of the front page, and then click on "Catalog/Databases" from the menu options on the left side of the page. Once you are in the WEST catalog, use the log-in feature on the upper-right portion of the page. For "User ID" enter the barcode number on your Palmer student ID card, or your matriculation number. Your password is "changeme" until you've created your own password. Once you've established an account, you will see the online renewal option.
If you have any questions regarding the online renewal process, please see Roseann Erwin, San Jose Campus branch manager librarian.
PCCR and partners awarded three-year grant to study veterans with musculoskeletal pain Scientists at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research (PCCR) along with partner organizations have been awarded a $718,241 grant by the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. The grant will fund a three-year research planning project to address questions about how chiropractic care might be best integrated into existing Veterans Health Administration clinical practice guidelines for veterans with a combination of musculoskeletal pain and mental health conditions.
The grant award has received attention in chiropractic journals such as Chiropractic Economics: www.chiroeco.com/news/chiro-article.php?id=15582.
Reminder to students receiving financial aid: If you haven't already done so, please make sure to complete your new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2015-2016 award year. For additional information regarding completion of the FAFSA form, please see Brenda Alvarez in the Financial Aid office.
Applications are now being accepted for Spring 2015 Quarter scholarships. Log in to your Stars Online account to submit your applications, or create a profile if this is your first time applying, then follow the prompts to apply. All applications must be submitted by the end of the day on Friday, Feb. 20. Good luck to all applicants!
Job Opportunity: Campus Clinic. Looking for a part-time job, with a short commute? A student-worker position is now available in the clinic. Here are the basic job duties, and other position-related information: Hours are Monday-Friday, one to two hours each day; hours are flexible (after classes); lower-quarter student preferred (for long-term commitment); job duties include filing, and preparing supplies; wage is $10.25/hr. If interested, or, if you have any questions, please contact Michael Hinojosa, Psy.D., Clinic Business director.
For a look at the weekly menu for the San Jose Campus Cafeteria: http://aramarkcafe.com/layouts/classic_new/locationhome.aspx?locationid=3043
The Animal Chiropractic Club meets on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 121. For additional information, contact Jacqueline Stickler (8Q), Animal Chiropractic Club president.
The Applied Kinesiology Club meets on Fridays, at 9:30 a.m., in Rm. 124. For additional information, contact Roland Quan (8Q), Applied Kinesiology Club president.
The Campus Ministries Club meets on Fridays, from 5-7 p.m. in the Cafeteria. For additional information, contact Lorianne Rios (6Q), Campus Ministries Club president.
The Diversified Club meets on Mondays, 5-6 p.m., in Rm. 124. For additional information, contact Andrea Ormonde (6Q), Diversified Club president.
The Extremities Club meets on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 124. For additional information, contact Will Shiau (8Q), Extremities Club president.
The Motion Palpation Club meets on Mondays, at 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 124. For additional information, contact Kimmy Wong (10Q), Motion Palpation Club president.
The Movement Arts Club meets for hatha yoga on Tuesdays, from 7:30-8:15 a.m., in Rm. 345. The club also meets for "hoop jam" on Wednesdays, from 4-5 p.m. in Rm. 110 (note new location), and for "power yoga" from 4-5 p.m. in Rm. 108; and on Fridays for "dance workshop" from 3:30-4:30 p.m. at the NorthPark studio. For additional information, contact Allyssa Fennelly (10Q), Movement Arts Club president.
The Public Health Club meets on select Thursdays (Feb. 19 and March 5) at 12:15 p.m. in Rm. 117. For additional information, contact Nikita Predtechensky (2Q), Public Health Club president.
The Racquet Sports Club meets on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. in the student lounge. For additional information, contact John Luu (5Q), Racquet Sports Club president.
The Soccer Club meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 5 p.m., at the NorthPark field. For additional information, contact Marji Mulder (6Q), Soccer Club president.
The Soft Tissue Club meets on Fridays, at 9:30 a.m., in Rm. 108. For additional information, contact Peggy Chin (8Q), Soft Tissue Club president.
New - Intramural basketball sign-ups for Spring term are available in the Office of Student Services. Your team roster MUST be submitted by the end of the quarter. Games will begin Sunday, April 19.
Intramural Softball games will be on Thursdays, through March 12 at Coraci Park off Town West Blvd. near the Port Orange Pavilion. Everyone is invited to cheer on their favorite team.
Library upgrade begins Beginning March 23, the David D. Palmer Health Sciences Library on the Port Orange campus will be closed for renovation. This is a planned renovation that will upgrade the facility and provide several benefits to students and employees, such as:
Beginning March 26, library services will be re-located to the second floor of the Standard Process Student Center. The library will operate in this location until renovations are completed.
The new and improved David D. Palmer Health Sciences Library will reopen prior to the summer 2015 quarter which begins July 14.
New - VA Chiropractic Residency Program The application period is open for the July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016 Integrated Clinical Practice Residency
The VA chiropractic Integrated Clinical Practice residency focuses on the provision of chiropractic care in an integrated healthcare system, collaborating with primary care, medical and surgical specialties, and other medical and associated health providers and trainees.
The residencies provide advanced clinical training in complex case management, allowing recent graduates to increase their scope and depth of clinical knowledge, experience and acumen. Residents are mentored by senior VA chiropractors who are national leaders in integrated chiropractic practice. Residents also participate in interprofessional clinical rotations and scholarly activities. Residents develop their knowledge of hospital practice and procedures, and are better prepared for future positions in VA, other healthcare systems, and/or academic settings.
Further details and application instructions are available at http://www.rehab.va.gov/chiro/Residency_Programs.asp.
How you can help refer students to Palmer
To conveniently serve you around the clock, Palmer College has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to act as its agent for verification of student enrollment status. You can obtain an official Enrollment Verification Certificate at any time via: www.studentclearinghouse.org.
This Enrollment Verification Certificate can be presented to health insurance agencies, housing authorities, consumer product companies, banks, etc., when asked to provide official evidence of enrollment at Palmer College.
The grant award has received attention in chiropractic journals such as Chiropractic Economics: www.chiroeco.com/news/chiro-article.php?id=15582
Come and check out the new City Center Market every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the circle by City Hall. The market will feature local produce, raw honey, gluten-free items (including kale chips and granola), food trucks, artisan vendors and more!
Updated Grad PLUS Loan information.
Please check out the following outside scholarship opportunities:.
The Association of New Jersey Chiropractors offers a scholarship opportunity. Information and application.
Other scholarships available: For information and/or applications on the following scholarship, please visit the organization's website:
To access the weekly and daily menu for the Palmer Café on the Florida Campus, please visit the the Aramark site for the Port Orange, Fla., Campus.
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Annual Borromeo Weekend at St. Thomas Includes Nov. 2 Candlelight Procession of 237 SeminariansThe eighth annual event brings together the undergraduate and graduate-level seminarians affiliated with the university.
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'Hot Topics: Cool Talk' Forum Oct. 23 to Discuss 'The Dangers of Anti-Sharia Laws'Two law professors, one Muslim and one Catholic, will examine why anti-Sharia legislation threatens the religious liberty of all.
'Theology of the Body' Scholar Christopher West to Perform Here Oct. 27West will give a mulitmedia performance, "Fill These Hearts: God, Sex and the Universal Longing," at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, in the O'Shaughnessy Educational Center auditorium.
Monsignor James Habiger, Social Justice Champion, DiesMonsignor James Habiger, a champion of social justice issues in the Catholic Church and a longtime pastoral associate in the St. Thomas Campus Ministry Office, died Tuesday. His funeral will be Monday, Oct. 15, at St. Thomas.
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Opinion: Immigration Debate – Lessons From the Gospel and Catholic Social TeachingImmigration will never cease to be a hot-button topic. In times of economic crisis, xenophobia often rears its head. Unauthorized migrants get painted with broad strokes – labeled as terror- ists, job stealers and criminals. But a counter narrative must be told – one of inclusion, democracy, family values and fairness.
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Bringing Catholic Social Thought to Business: The John A. Ryan Research Fellow ProgramThis past spring, the John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought selected Brian Shapiro, associate professor of accounting, as its newest research fellow. The Research Fellow Program had been established to create opportunities for the Opus College of Business faculty to engage in scholarship and research on the relationship of Catholic social thought and business.
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Louisiana agency plants artificial reefs across state
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Opinion carries national implications
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Alarms sounded over access case
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Fishing access on the line
Andy CrawfordIn late August, a Louisiana judge ruled that federal laws do not protect the right to fish or hunt on the Mississippi River.
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Supreme Court bound?
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Public Fishing Access
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Parental controls improving
We – parents – are the winners in the "showdown of new parental controls in Apple's Leopard versus Microsoft's year-old Vista," CNET's Stefanie Olsen reports. The reason is, filtering, monitoring, and time-control features are increasingly built in right at the operating-system level on both PCs and Macs now. That means it's all easier for parents […]
Social networking benefits for youth
The benefits of social networking "can far outweigh the potential dangers," wrote Dr. Brendesha Tynes in the latest issue of the Journal of Adolescent Research. The assistant professor of African American Studies and Educational Psychology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign further argued that "banning adolescents from social networking sites – if this were […]
Social site choices & user ethnicity
Social media researcher danah boyd caught some flak for similar observations last July (see below), but now research at Northwestern University agrees that "college students' choice of social networking sites is related to race, ethnicity and parents' education," a PsychCentral.com blog reports. The survey of 1,060 freshmen at the University of Illinois, Chicago (among the […]
Net-addiction rehab in Korea
It's South Korea's first "Internet addiction" rehab camp and it may be the first in the world too. The Jump Up Internet Rescue School is "part boot camp, part rehab center [and] resembles programs around the world for troubled youths," the New York Times reports. "Drill instructors drive young men through military-style obstacle courses, counselors […]
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