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No, that's Yuengling black & tan. It's not the best but it's not exactly "swill" either.
The oven's looking really good! I think you can go ahead and start low temp fires at this point. As soon as the blankets were up I started doing long and slow, low temp burns using a basket of charcoal, even while applying coats of perlcrete and stucco over the blanket. Using the Minion method and with the oven opening almost sealed the charcoal will burn at low temp for a good portion of a day. I even cooked several meals during this curing period, low and slow ribs @ 250F, for instance.
So, do you seal the inner or the outer opening?
I was also thinking about a thermometer through the door. Where did you get yours?
Carbon I forgot to ask on the FB forum so I'll ask here. When you put the blanket in the door did you cut a couple layers and compact it down to 2" or did you just use one layer? I got the same thermo as well from the tel-tru main site with a 15" steam and the temp goes up to 1000F. It was the only place that I could find a steam that was long enough to go through the door and reach a good bit into the oven.
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Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Education. National Center for Education Statistics
This dataset contains records for each public elementary and secondary school in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, United States territories (American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Marshall Islands), and Department of Defense schools outside the United States for 1995-1996. Records in this file provide the National Center for Education Statistics and state identification numbers, name and ID number of the agency operating the school, name, address, and phone number of the school, school type (regular, special education, vocational education, alternative), locale code (seven categories from urban to rural), number of students by grade and ungraded, number of students eligible for free lunch, and number of students by five race/ethnic categories.
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U.S. Dept. of Education, National Center for Education Statistics. COMMON CORE OF DATA: PUBLIC SCHOOL UNIVERSE DATA, 1995-1996. ICPSR02470-v1. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Education, National Center for Education Statistics [producer], 1998. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1999. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR02470.v1
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Subject Terms: demographic characteristics, elementary schools, ethnicity, high schools, junior high schools, middle schools, public schools, race, school districts, school enrollments, students, teachers
Geographic Coverage: American Samoa, Guam, Marshall Islands, Puerto Rico, United States, Virgin Islands of the United States, Global
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- 1995--1996
Universe: All public elementary and secondary schools in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, United States territories (American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Marshall Islands), and Department of Defense schools outside the United States.
Data Types: census/enumeration data
Data Collection Notes:
(1) The data contain high ASCII, accented Spanish characters. (2) Users are encouraged to check the NCES homepage for additional information on this collection. (3) The case count is 89,988, not 88,981 cases as described in the documentation. The difference is due to the number of closed schools (1,007). Schools that were open in 1994-1995 but were closed the following year were kept in the records for one year. The variable STATUS95 indicates the number of schools closed. (4) The codebook and instruction manual are provided as Portable Document Format (PDF) files. The PDF file format was developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated and can be accessed using PDF reader software, such as the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Information on how to obtain a copy of the Acrobat Reader is provided through the ICPSR Website on the Internet.
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The Laterna Magika shows are a type of black light theatre, and they continue to push the boundaries of this ever-evolving art form. Talented actors and technicians ensure each new production brings with it new themes and ideas.
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Laterna Magika is known throughout the Czech Republic, and many Czechs will want to bring their families to a show at least once. This ensures a mixed audience of Czech people and tourists.
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The Section of Abdominal Imaging currently consists of 12 staff radiologists. Over 40,000 CT, 20,000 ultrasound, and 1,500 MR examinations are interpreted by our section, and 1,400 CT fluoroscopy and ultrasound-guided interventional procedures are performed yearly, including fine-needle aspiration, core biopsy sampling, abscess drainage and percutaneous renal cryoablation.
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Our section currently performs over 100,000 examinations per year, including over 54,000 screening examinations, 20,000 diagnostic studies, and 1,600 breast MRI's. In addition to the 3,000 ultrasound guided and stereotactic biopsies/localizations performed annually, we also perform MRI guided biopsies and ductography. We are a state of the art department equipped with digital/analog mammography, dedicated ultrasound units, three prone Lorad stereotactic biopsy tables, and three 1.5 T Siemens magnets with dedicated breast time slots. We also have an automated whole breast ultrasound unit and a research breast CT scanner.
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Approximately 2000 cardiac MRI and 7000 cardiac CT are performed at the Cleveland Clinic each year. The Cardiovascular Imaging Center has three radiologists and three cardiologists dedicated to cardiovascular imaging with a wide range of expertise.
The Section of Cardiovascular Imaging is physically located within the Miller Pavilion, home to the Heart and Vascular Institute, giving the fellow the opportunity to also serve as an integral member of a multi-disciplinary clinical team. There also is active research in all areas of cardiovascular imaging, including ventricular mechanics, ischemic heart disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, congenital heart disease, and valvular disease.
The one year program is designed to offer training and expertise in cardiovascular magnetic resonance and computed tomography and to begin research in cardiovascular imaging. The majority of the time will be spent in the Cardiovascular Imaging Laboratory (CVIL) where the cardiovascular CT and MRI scanners reside. The CVIL is co-staffed and run by cardiac radiologists and cardiologists expertly trained in the two modalities and fields.
For interested trainees, and by mutual agreement, a second year of fellowship training can be completed. The second year program will continue and further clinical expertise in CVMRI and CT, but will have an increased focus on research.
At the end of the training the fellow will achieve level III clinical competence accomplished by 12 months of cumulative training in the CVIL.
The curriculum includes:
At the end of the training the fellow will achieve level III clinical competence accomplished by at least six months of cumulative training.
Multiple weeks of formal lectures will be imparted by Cleveland Clinic Foundation staff and guest speakers. The training will provide expertise in the following areas:
Trainees with interest in echocardiography and/or cardiac nuclear imaging will have the opportunity to participate in one month rotations (or greater), as desired, and by mutual agreement with the respective sections.
We offer two cardiovascular imaging fellowships: a one-year fellowship for radiology trained physicians and a two year fellowship program for cardiology trained physicians. Please direct any questions and/or complete the online GME application form and send with current curriculum vitae, medical school transcripts and 2-3 letters of reference to the appropriate program director and program coordinator:
Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship This one-year program is for Radiology-trained physicians
Michael Bolen, MD Program Director, Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Program Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave., J14 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.636.6168 firstname.lastname@example.com
Gina Gati Fellowship Coordinator Section of Cardiovascular Imaging Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave., J14 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.636.5544 firstname.lastname@example.com
Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship This two year program is for Cardiology trained physicians
L. Leonardo Rodriguez, MD Program Director, Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Program Cleveland Clinic Cardiovascular Medicine 9500 Euclid Ave., J15 firstname.lastname@example.com 216.445.2149
Iris Vega Fellowship Coordinator Cardiovascular Medicine Cleveland Clinic 9500 Euclid Ave., J15 Cleveland, OH 44195 firstname.lastname@example.com 216.445-2149
Subsequent required interviews will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
The program has been in effect since July 1, 2003. Since the inception of the program, five individuals have completed the fellowship. The duration of the program is two years (ACGME approved program for one year). Applications to the Endovascular Surgical Neuroradiology fellowship program are accepted from candidates who have successfully completed Neurosurgery residencies, as well as Neuroradiology and Vascular Neurology Fellowships; however each requires a preparatory year, which is tailored to their particular background and needs.
In the case of the neurosurgical trainees, a preparatory year is offered with the general goal of expanding their exposure to diagnostic neuroradiology, and neuroangiography in particular. This will include didactic courses in basic radiation safety, radiation physics, digital image quality, angiographic technique, contrast agents, cerebrovascular anatomy and variants, and angiographic diagnosis. Additionally, Cleveland Clinic's Neuroradiology section and Department of Neurosurgery are fully digital/networked, allowing for nearly real time access to all current and prior cross sectional imaging studies. This provides for a uniquely efficient teaching environment in which correlative findings on diagnostic imaging studies can be reviewed and discussed in the context of diagnoses, clinical decision-making and therapeutics.
In the case of the neuroradiology trainees, a preparatory year is offered with the general goal of expanding their exposure to diagnostic neuroangiography, and in particular broadening their exposure to clinical neurosurgery (including clinical signs/symptoms, natural history, treatment planning, physiological monitoring, intracranial pressure/ pathophysiology, pharmacology and neuro intensive care management). Objectives for the first/preparatory year include:
Interpretation of diagnostic and interventional procedures are double read by senior staff throughout the first year. All interpretations are performed based on digital images on workstations distributed throughout the Imaging Institute using voice recognition software to expedite reporting to the referring services. Images are stored centrally on a large digital archive, providing ready access to nearly all of the digital imaging dating back to 1994. Procedures are initially performed by the staff for teaching purposes. Subsequently, the trainee performs the procedures under direct supervision and then assumes more independence once competence is demonstrated. During the second year of Interventional Neuroradiology the Senior Staff will have the responsibility of the primary operator and the trainee serves as first assistant.
Endovascular Neurosurgery fellows and residents are responsible for reviewing diagnostic CT's and MR's. Diagnostic angiograms are shared between the first year neuroradiology fellow and the cerebrovascular fellows. During the second year, the fellow assumes a more proactive role, thereby performing interventional procedures. Dictations are also shared during the fellowship and are distributed by the staff.
Endovascular Neurosurgery fellows are expected to participate in clinical conferences, regular daily patient management in conjunction with the Departments of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neuropathology, Otolaryngology, Ophthalmology, General Medicine and Pediatric subspecialties. The fellow is also expected to participate in the didactic and patient management conferences which are held with the Divisions of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neuropathology, Otolaryngology and Ophthalmology on a regular basis. All clinical conferences are open to fellows; they are actively encouraged to attend all conferences but are required to attend weekly CV case conferences, weekly neurosurgery patient management, and monthly endovascular M&M as well as journal club.
The fellow is expected to prepare a single one-hour didactic conference during the first year and to prepare two such conferences during the second year. Otherwise, the trainee's only teaching responsibilities are the one-to-one teaching of residents and medical students during the daily reading sessions. They also work with the residents on the Neuroradiology rotations to acquire interesting cases for the weekly case conference in which they are the primary presenter. One staff member is also present at each conference to aid in the discussions.
Endovascular Neurosurgery staff are actively involved in research and the neuroradiology fellow is strongly encouraged but not required, to participate in basic and/or clinical research during the two years. Each trainee will be given one half day per week to pursue research efforts. They will also be strongly encouraged to present research in national meetings and to prepare manuscripts for publication during these two years.
Each trainee is evaluated by each neuroradiology staff member on a monthly basis and all forms are forwarded to the neuroradiology program director for review. Combined six-month evaluations are submitted to the Graduate Medical Office at CCF and are reviewed with the trainee on a semi-annual basis. When specific problems arise, they are addressed as needed.
Please direct any questions and/or complete the online GME application form and send with current curriculum vitae, medical school transcripts and 2-3 letters of reference to:
Thomas Masaryk, MD, FACR Section of Neuroradiology Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– P34 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 216.445.6653 email@example.com
Lisa Kempton Education Program Manager / Fellowship Coordinator Section of Endovascular Surgical Neuroradiology Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave. - L10 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 Phone: 216-442-5647 Fax: 216-445-1492 firstname.lastname@example.com
Please complete the online application and e-mail or send via postal service, with your current CV, medical school transcripts, 2-3 letters of reference and current licensure to:
Lucy Lambert Secretary Department Chairman, Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Avenue, P-34 Cleveland Ohio 44195 PH:216-444-9014 Fax:216-444-9307 firstname.lastname@example.com
Our ACGME-accredited fellowship is one year in length and is composed of three fellows. Our Section of Interventional Radiology consists of 10 full-time staff interventional radiologists, two to three fellows, 15 nurses, 16 technologists, two to three rotating radiology residents and five advanced practice nurses, one of whom specializes in pediatric care. Over 9,500 vascular and interventional procedures are performed annually.
We provide training in all aspects of vascular and interventional radiology. Rotations in endovascular surgery, noninvasive vascular imaging lab, image guide biopsy and drainage, diagnostic neuroradiology and pain management are available. There are a total of seven angiographic suites, all digital. Two of our rooms have DynaCT. Every room has ultrasound available. We interpret 5 to 10 MR and/or CT angiograms per day. The fellows are expected to be actively involved in approximately five procedures per day. Particular emphasis will be placed on the more advanced procedures that may be beyond the level of training of the rotating radiology residents (such as TIPS, percutaneous angioplasties, stent placements, stricture dilatations, biliary and genitourinary interventions, chemoembolization, selective internal radiation therapy, RFA, vascular malformation treatment, uterine fibroid embolization, etc.) The fellow will generate the formal report for each procedure and will visit and examine the patient both before and after the procedure. The Section does have admitting privileges and a busy IR clinic. The fellows will participate in either their own research projects or in an on-going research project. We have full-time research coordinators.
A core curriculum of dedicated interventional radiology conferences are provided by our staff over the course of the year. We have quarterly journal club dinner meetings. In order to apply, please send curriculum vitae, and three letters of recommendation. Use of the universal application form is strongly encouraged. These documents may be submitted by mail, fax or e-mail attachment. Applicants are expected to have completed an accredited residency program in diagnostic radiology prior to starting the fellowship. We do participate in the NRMP Match and our Match number is 11253511.
Gordon McLennan, MD FSIR Past Chairman, Society of Interventional Radiology Foundation Interventional Radiology and Bioengineering Program Director, Interventional Radiology Fellowship Cleveland Clinic 9500 Euclid Ave.– ND20 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.444.6124 firstname.lastname@example.com
Gayle Seamon Medical Secretary Section of Interventional Radiology 9500 Euclid Ave. - L10 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 Phone: 216-444-0617 Fax: 216-445-1492 firstname.lastname@example.com
The Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship at Cleveland Clinic consists of the following:
The fellow receives the following benefits:
The fellow is expected to:
Current positions are one ACGME accredited and two clinical fellows* (non-accredited).
*A Clinical Fellow reads one day/week as a Staff Radiologist in Regional Radiology and four days/week as a Fellow. Salaries differentiate.
Bradford Richmond, MD, FACR Section of Musculoskeletal Imaging Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– A21 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.444.3931 email@example.com
Joan Edgehouse Fellowship Coordinator Section of Musculoskeletal Imaging Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– A21 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.444.4844 firstname.lastname@example.com
Cleveland Clinic's Section of Neuroradiology offers three ACGME accredited positions in diagnostic neuroradiology each year. The core rotations include CT, MRI and diagnostic angiography. These rotations include extensive training in myelography, CT angiography, CT/MR perfusion, functional MRI/diffusion tensor imaging, as well as catheter based diagnostic angiography. Additional rotations in spinal biopsy, transcranial doppler ultrasound, and spinal pain management procedures are provided. Fellows receive training under 12 experienced staff members with CAQ's in neuroradiology. Requirements for candidates include completion of a radiology residency and USMLE step three.
Doksu Moon, MD Section of Neuroradiology Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– L10 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.444.0988 firstname.lastname@example.com
Lisa Kempton Education Program Manager / Fellowship Coordinator Section of Neuroradiology Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave. - L10 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 Phone: 216-442-5647 Fax: 216-445-1492 firstname.lastname@example.com
Anne Klingmann Medical Secretary Section of Neuroradiology Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave. - L10 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 Phone: 216-444-1084 Fax: 216-636-5030 email@example.com
Cleveland Clinic's Imaging Institute is currently accepting applications for one one-year fellowship position in the Department of Nuclear Medicine, to begin July 1st of each year.
This ACGME accredited fellowship is comprehensive, offering trainees extensive clinical experience in all aspects of clinical nuclear medicine. Our department currently performs over 20,000 imaging examinations per year, including nearly 7,000 nuclear cardiology studies. In addition to the imaging studies, we also perform sentinel lymph node localization procedures and administer radionuclide therapies including I-131, Y-90, Sr-89, radioimmunotherapies and radioembolic therapies. We are a state-of-the-art department, equipped with three PET/CT cameras, three SPECT/CT (multi-row-detector) cameras, six dual-headed SPECT cameras and a thyroid uptake probe. We have a fully functional radiopharmacy ("hot lab") staffed by two full time radiopharmacists. Also within our department, we have our own medical cyclotron and two associated laboratory facilities for the production of both commercial and investigational positron-emitting radiopharmaceuticals.
In addition to his/her primary clinical responsibilities, the Nuclear Radiology Fellow will also have academic obligations including case presentations at the biweekly departmental research conference, weekly resident didactic/case conferences and resident board review. The fellow is strongly encouraged to participate in research projects, with protected academic time provided.
Cleveland Clinic's Department of Nuclear Medicine is staffed by seven full time dedicated nuclear medicine physicians and radiologists, most of whom are fellowship trained. Also included among our staff are three full time staff scientists, including two radiochemists and a medical physicist. The Department of Nuclear Medicine is physically located within Cleveland Clinic's Heart Center, giving the Fellow the opportunity to also serve as an integral member of a multi-disciplinary clinical team.
Cleveland Clinic offers a competitive fellowship salary and benefits package. In accordance with the Office of Graduate Medical Education, each fellow is permitted three meeting days with appropriate compensation for CME credits. There is some call responsibility, performed by teleradiology with staff physician backup.
All applicants must have completed a United States residency training program in Diagnostic Radiology, and must be board certified or eligible by the American Board of Radiology prior to commencing the fellowship.
Donald Neumann, MD, PhD Department of Nuclear Medicine Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– JB318 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 216.444.2193 firstname.lastname@example.com
Iris Smith Fellowship Coordinator Department of Nuclear Medicine Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– JB3 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 216.444.9194 email@example.com
The Thoracic and Cardiac Imaging Fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic provides a rich multi-disciplinary experience in cardiothoracic imaging derived from (one) exceptional educators, (two) Cleveland Clinic's outstanding respiratory, cardiac, surgical, critical care, and oncologic services, and (three) a high volume and extraordinary range of clinical pathology. Past fellows have been well prepared in pursuing competitive academic and private practice careers.
Eight full-time thoracic radiologists participate equally in the section's clinical and educational mission. Over 150,000 thoracic imaging examinations (including 15,000 CT imaging studies) and over 200 interventional procedures are performed annually. Fellows are exposed to the entire range of cardiothoracic imaging, including:
Opportunities for multi-disciplinary exposure are designed to prepare fellows for an increasingly integrated practice environment, and include:
A portion of each fellow's schedule is reserved for academic pursuits, including guided research projects, preparation of manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals and crafting presentations for national meetings. In addition, fellows are exposed to opportunities in emerging environments, such as electronic media. Cleveland Clinic's Imaging Institute and Center for Medical Art and Photography are available for support in all academic endeavors.
Staff provide didactic conferences throughout the fellowship year (average 1 per week).
The Section of Thoracic Imaging is offering up to two one-year fellowship positions for July 2013 - June 2014. To apply, please print out and complete the Thoracic and Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Application and submit it along with a personal statement, curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference to the Fellowship Program Director and Coordinator email contact information below. Applicants are encouraged to obtain an Ohio medical license, DEA number, and be ABR eligible prior to the beginning of the fellowship.
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Jason Lempel, MD Section of Thoracic & Cardiac Imaging Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave. - L10 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 Phone: 216-636-2500 Fax: 216-636-1392 email@example.com
Dineen A. Lancaster Fellowship Program Coordinator Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute 9500 Euclid Ave.– L10 Cleveland, OH 44195 216.445.3908 email@example.com
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Red-hot Dodgers look to cool streaking Cuddyer
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Let the battles begin.
The National League West has been as tight as a subway train during rush hour this season, but the standings could start to take form over the next two weeks, when division rivals will be seeing a lot of each other.
The Dodgers and the Rockies, who begin a three-game set on Tuesday in Denver, play their next 13 games before the All-Star break against NL West foes.
The streaking Dodgers have won eight of their last nine and are just four games behind the first-place D-backs.
"We've kind of got ourselves back to respectability here, in a sense," said manager Don Mattingly. "We can see the front of the pack. Now we have to go take care of business and continue to win at a high rate.
"They're all going to be dogfights."
The Dodgers hand the ball to a pitcher who is in the middle of a historic start to his career. Clayton Kershaw's 2.71 ERA in 1,065 1/3 innings is the lowest mark in the live ball era among all pitchers with 1,000 innings or more. And he's been even better this year.
In 121 1/3 innings, the lefty has struck out 118 batters while holding opponents to a .193 average.
But Coors Field is unforgivable to even the best pitchers. In 11 starts in Colorado, Kershaw has allowed 11 homers while posting a 5.68 ERA.
Kershaw will need to stop a dangerous Rockies lineup still without Troy Tulowitzki, but led by Michael Cuddyer, who dramatically extended his Major League-best hitting streak to 27 games in his final at-bat on Sunday with a single up the middle.
Cuddyer is having an All-Star-caliber season, posting a .344/.393/.590 slash line with 14 homers and 48 RBIs.
"It's been fun watching him do this," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. "It's nice to see him get some recognition. He's a great player."
The Rockies, who are two games behind the D-backs, have lost six of their last 10. They had the worst ERA in the Majors during June, posting a 4.52 mark.
If veteran Roy Oswalt can turn a corner, he would provide a huge boost.
"It's very evident that there's still a lot left with him in the two outings he's had for us," said Weiss. "There's still a lot of life in the arm. And the ability to make pitches, it's all there."
Oswalt, who takes the mound Tuesday, hasn't found much success in his first two starts, but the 34-year-old said his body is feeling strong.
"I felt like both starts were actually better than what it turned out to be, but that's baseball," said Oswalt, who has a 7.36 ERA. "Maybe the next two starts I'll get some lucky breaks. The first two, I had some breaks here and there that didn't go my way. But I'll keep throwing strikes, make them hit the ball and see what happens."
Dodgers: Reinforcements providing a boost
The Dodgers are 15-11 since adding Yasiel Puig on June 3.
The Cuban sensation finished June with 44 hits, putting his name next to Joe DiMaggio's with a record month. His 44 hits were most for a Dodgers rookie in a month since the club moved to Los Angeles in 1958 and second in baseball history in the first month of a career only to DiMaggio's debut with the Yankees in May 1936.
Hanley Ramirez has also provided a spark with his healthy play. He enters with a 12-game hitting streak in which he's hit five homers and driven in 15 runs.
Rockies: Fowler decision looming
Dexter Fowler, who hasn't played since last Tuesday with a sore right wrist, will likely be placed on the 15-day disabled list if he's not ready to play on Tuesday.
"He's definitely better," Weiss said Sunday. "Hopefully, with the off-day on Monday, he'll be ready to go. We'll reevaluate him then."
Worth noting
• The Dodgers added another young power arm to their bullpen on Sunday, promoting rookie Chris Withrow from Triple-A Albuquerque and designating veteran Matt Guerrier for assignment.