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National Geographic reports that exotic plants may make your yard look beautiful but in the long run they will cause harm to our ecosystems. Dr. Doug Tallamy an entomologist (insect expert) at the University of Delaware explains why having only plants native to your area is so important.
Ever since non-native people started to arrive on America's shores, they've carried along with them trees, flowers, and vegetables from other places. Now there are so many of those outside plant species that they are crowding out the native plants that have lived here since before settlers arrived. This may not seem like too much of an issue until you consider the fact that the type of plants has an impact on other living things in the environment, like insects and animals.
Think of it as a web, which starts with the plants, goes to the insects, and ends with birds. Almost all the plant-eating insects in the United States—90% of them—are specialized, which means they eat only certain plants. When those certain plants aren't available for the bugs to eat anymore the insects die off. In turn, insects are the food source of birds and when the insect population drops so does the bird population.
Dr. Tallamy points out that, "we cannot let the plants and animals around us disappear," and, "the way to preserve them is to give them food to eat. But when we plant non-native plants, we are clobbering the food web, because then we don't have the insects the birds need to live."
What can you do to help this situation? It's simple! "Just Google 'native plants' and your location, and you can find out which plants really belong where you live," says Tallamy. He also suggests getting your children involved with the planting process or even having them, "adopt a bird species in trouble and see if [they] can't plant some things that will attract the insects they need."
Photo Above: Milkweed is a flower native to Central Florida. Monarch butterfly caterpillars dine on Milkweed. A small milkweed patch planted in Spring can produce beautiful Monarch butterflies in the Summer!


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Improving clinical quality is the focus of the Yale New Haven Health System Cost/Value Initiative. To help keep that top of mind, Mahfuz Hoq, MD, Medical Director, Care Coordination, offers the following clinical documentation implementation tips:
DIAGNOSING MALNUTRITION:The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the American Society for Parental and Enteral Nutrition state that malnutrition should be diagnosed when providers identify at least two or more of the following six characteristics:
Providers must assess these in the context of an acute illness or injury, a chronic illness or social or environmental circumstances to determine if malnutrition is present and whether it's severe or non-severe (moderate).
CODING HEART FAILURE:To correctly code the documented diagnosis of heart failure, the provider must document the acuity (acute, chronic or acute on chronic) and the specificity (diastolic, systolic or combined).

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The Day-Date has always embodied prestige and exclusivity. A hallmark of its nobility, the Day-Date's Oyster case is produced exclusively in 950 platinum or in 18 ct gold. The bezel can be fluted, smooth or, on the gem-set versions, arrayed in the most beautiful of precious stones.
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In this CHOC Children's grand rounds video, Dr. Neal Nakra addresses the topic of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and obesity in the pediatric population.
With a generous gift from Hyundai, CHOC Children's is creating a global genomic database and leading the way in personalized medicine for pediatric cancer treatment.
Since opening in March of 2013, Seacrest Studios at CHOC Children's has touched the lives of thousands of patients, families and guests and has become a huge success.
Kids these days are busy, but it's important for them to have downtime to use their imagination, too. CHOC Children's experts are here to help families find a healthy balance.
When an accident happens, CHOC Children's is ready, with the region's only dedicated emergency room just for kids.
She was really early at birth – and it's the only time she's ever been early since. CHOC Children's has the specialists needed to care for premature babies born as early as 24 weeks.
Shown at CHOC Foundation Gala, shows how CHOC is different than most hospitals. We believe in the healing power of play. CHOC is a place where kids can still be kids, even while undergoing treatment.
The CHOC Children's Emergency Department is Orange County's only designated Pediatric Trauma Center, equipped and ready to care for children with any illness or injury, 24 hours a day.
A CHOC emergency department charge nurse demonstrates how to perform the heimlich maneuver on both a child and infant, and describes the signs of choking.
The CHOC Follies 2014 musical production "Chocton Abbey" features many talented Orange County residents singing and dancing to raise funds for CHOC Children's.
James Korb M.D., Director of Academic Affairs at CHOC Children's, talks about the different physician roles in a teaching hospital and the residency program.
A CHOC Children's clinical nurse specialist offers five quick tips to help parents calm a fussy baby.
Our Associates were asked to talk about what they love about CHOC and to give these shout outs in honor of our 50th Anniversary celebration.
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|Men's Track & Field » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Performance List
Buccaneer Track and Field Competes Against VMI in Dual Meet
Saturday, April 10, 2004LEXINGTON, Va. (April 10, 2004) - In addition to the Sea Ray Relays, the ETSU track and field team also competed today against VMI in a duel meet. The Buccaneers were able to garner wins in several events during the competition. "VMI provided us with good competition," commented head coach David E. Walker. "It was a good meet and we will look to continue to improve upon our season marks. We hopefully have gathered some momentum to prepare ourselves for conference championships." On the women's side, senior Kristin Truman (Johnson City, Tenn.) set personal bests in many events including the javelin, shot put, and 100-meter hurdles. Truman won the javelin and the 100 meter hurdles and placed second in the shot put. Jenny Habbestad (Tampa, Fla.) had a solid 800 meter run and garnered the win for ETSU. Also running for ETSU was Buccaneer Nichola Cornish (Spartanburg, S.C.), who continues to improve upon her performance in the 200 meters. Her first-place finish helps to prove her ability to be a contender in the conference. Distance runner Christine Ward (Candler, N.C.) won the 1500m with a time of 4:55. Freshman Anna Marie Riccardi (Canfield, Ohio) also had a strong performance at today's meet winning the high jump. The men's side also had a strong showing in the meet. Senior David Cabbler (Roanoke, Va.) made a strong showing in the jumps with a mark of 6.71m for a second-place finish in the long jump. In the high jump, senior Jeremy Snoderly (Maryville, Tenn.) cleared a jump of 6'3". While Joshua Hicks (Riceville, Tenn.) and Greg Kenny (Kildare, Ireland) took home wins in the track events for ETSU in the 1500 meter and 3000 meter races respectively. Up next for the Buccaneers is the Vanderbilt Invitational on April 17.
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Maybe I took this for granted in my Windows Mobile years - but I'm having an issue with my new Galaxy S (Fascinate on Verizon). When a reminder pops up for a calendar event, I only see an option to "Snooze All" or "Dismiss". Can I not pick a snooze time? It appears that the default snooze time is 5 minutes. On Windows Mobile, when a reminder pops up, I can choose to snooze 1, 5, 15, 30, 60, 120 minutes etc. I used this constantly and would really hate to lose it. I'm sure there are third party apps that can do this, but does anyone know if there's a way to do this with the stock calendar? Thanks!
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When you create an alarm using the (stock) Clock app, under the "Notification" you can set "Snooze" options: the duration of a snooze and the frequency of the snooze. I don't think you can choose the snooze duration when you click snooze at the actual alarm time though.
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I was hoping to get some feedback from people familiar with one or both of these machines to help me with my first welder purchase. It has been about 15 years since I have welded at all, and was only a novice stick / TIG welder. At the time, I had improved my technique quite a bit with welding plain steel and tubing but never formally learned how to weld or set up the machine. Now I have the interest to learn more, make this a hobby, and I have started an auto restoration / fabrication project, and finally am in a position to buy a welder. I decided that I want one of the Miller Dynasty TIG machines.
Most of my welding will be with 1/4" thick or less material, however, I will also on occasion want to weld thicker materials. I don't ever plan on using the welder in a business or for high volume production. It is for hobby use, but I am willing to pay more for the extra features and lower electrical demand of the dynasty series because I see this as an investment in a piece of equipment that I will use over the next 30 or 40 years. I have a few specific questions:
1) The Dynasty 200 is advertised as capable of welding up to 1/4" steel. What would this mean if I wanted to weld a 1/4" plate in a tee junction with a 1/2" thick plate, or even thicker material? Do I understand correctly that it would only penetrate sufficiently for welding the 1/4" plate?
2) At what point do you really need the water cooled torch / cooling system for either of these welders? Starting out again after many years, I will be very slow at welding. Does this mean that using an air cooled torch and just the welder itself would probably meet my needs until I start welding at higher duty cycles and amperage? Are there any risks of doing this?
3) I would like to hear some feedback from those who have maxed out the capacity of the Dynasty 200 and help me understand the limits of this machine in real world terms. I could justify the higher price of the 350 now if I will need it in the future, but of course it will put a dent in my budget for my project and delay it.
I have just finished building a workshop with two dedicated 230V service circuits. One 50A and the other 80A.
Thank you.
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01-13-2013, 11:40 AM #1Junior Member
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Dynasty 200 vs. 350 for first TIG welder / novice
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I have the Dyn 200, and I like it. I use it quite a bit. The biggest downside I see for you is the hobby welder. I do believe that these welders like to be run. They don't like to sit on the shelf.
I agree with the syncro. They have been making them for years and years, but obviously the major downside is the amps. You will never see the real difference between transformer and inverter technologies welding on the weekends.
If you have the space, I would say the syncro.
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I your Bent on a 350 and dont wanna pay new price I might know where a used air cooled one is
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I thought about buying the synchrowave 250 for a long time and even planned for it with my workshop wiring, but then discovered the dynasty series. The space is a very minor concern. I could fit the synchrowave. But the amperage draw is a much larger concern, and I like the fact that the dynasty 200 is lightweight. I could probably unload it from my truck by hand rather than using a hoist.
Help me understand why the perception / experience exists of short life on the inverter welders, and what components inside them don't last if they are not exercised frequently?
You would do just fine with the Dynasty200 with an aircooled torch for a while. It will do 1/4" alum and steel just fine once you have dialed in the arc. As you get going you could upgrade to watercooled if you wish. To be honest I have burned up 2 silicon body torches, and found that the CK rubber style is outlasting them quite a bit. I weld mostly sheet metal up to 1/8" with my 200. I will not go watercooled because I take my 200 out onsite in hospitals, restaurants, and cleanrooms. It is pretty simple to configure too.
Jumping up to a Dynasty350, I must go watercooled and weld 1" on a daily basis. The 350 has more wave control features and 16 memory stations(8 DC,8AC), which if I had not learned on Aerowaves I would have gone mad. But at high amps I consume much less electricity than my old transformer tigs. Especially wired to 3 phase.
Of all my Dynastys I have most fun with my 200, and is the simplest. My advise is configure with Aircooled torch, and watercooled. Use watercooled at the bench, and aircooled on 115volt in the field. The dinse connectors allows for quick transfer.
As far as reliability, I have found that inverter machines last as long as transformer machines, but I an equal opportunity welder killer.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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I agree with shovelon on most points.
One thing to consider with air cooled/water cooled torches is the size of the torch, water being smaller. Heat is another factor.
If you want to weld larger steel with the 200, it will do it. Larger aluminum is hard and time consuming with the 200.
The 200 is a great all around tig/stick welder. For thicker aluminum you need more power than the 200.
I would get the 200 water cooled tig runner and get an air cooled torch for portability.
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I would agree with what some others have said about the Synchro 250. They've been around and proven themselves for over 30 years. Who knows how long an inverter will last? I don't think they've even been around for 30 years.
Welding in a production environment is one thing, but as a hobbyist, I don't think you will ever see enough difference in power consumption to notice a difference in your power bills, let alone see enough difference to worry about, between a transformer vs. inverter.
On the other hand, you will see a difference in capabilities, especially in aluminum and high-amperage welding. At 200A, a Dynasty 200 (about the same price as a Syncro 250) has a duty cycle of 20% (8 minutes of cooling for every 2 minutes of welding) whereas a Syncro 250 has a duty cycle of 60%. Even at 150A, the Dyn 200 has a duty cycle of only 30% whereas the Syncro 250 has a duty cycle of 100% at 150A.
Good luck in whatever you choose.
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Definitely gives me some things to consider. I hadn't thought about the portability since it will probably sit stationary in my workshop for a few years, but could be very useful in the future. Based on my experiences with welding many years ago (enjoyed it a lot), I think I will be using this welder more than I imagine right now... So far I think I'll stay on path with the Dynasty 200 DX.
One more question. As to the rated duty cycle for these welders. What happens if you exceed it? Does the welder overheat and kick out? I imagine it must have some protection against this, but could it get damaged if you repeatedly maxed it out on duty cycle for a given amperage, or perhaps only at the max amperage?


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A glycosylated hemoglobin test (HbA1c) is a blood test that measures the amount of glycosylated hemoglobin in the blood. Hemoglobin is a protein found in the blood. Glycosylated hemoglobin means that glucose (sugar) has attached to the hemoglobin protein. The higher your blood sugar is, the more that glucose gets attached to your hemoglobin.
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HbA1c shows how high your blood sugar levels have been during the past three months. This can help your doctor determine how well you are controlling your diabetes. Your doctor may also use HbA1c to test you for diabetes.
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Talk to your doctor about what goal is right for you. If your HbA1c levels are high, you may need a change in treatment, such as:
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Aronow WS, Ahn C, Weiss MB, Babu S. Relation of increased hemoglobin A1c levels to severity of peripheral arterial disease in patients with diabetes mellitus. Am J Cardiol. 2007;99:1468-1469.
Check your hemoglobin A1c IQ. National Diabetes Education Program website. Available at: http://nfb.org/Images/nfb/Publications/vodold/vspr9905.htm. Accessed September 29, 2014.
A new number. American Diabetes Association website. Available at: http://forecast.diabetes.org/magazine/features/new-number. Published November 2008. Accessed September 29, 2014.
Pradhan AD, Rifai N, Buring JE, Ridker PM. Hemoglobin A1c predicts diabetes but not cardiovascular disease in nondiabetic women. Am J Med. 2007;120:720-727.
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The Elizabeth M. Pfriem Children's Emergency Center
When your child needs emergency care, his or her fear of a strange environment can add to the stress. Now, children 18 and under who are ill or injured can be given the specialized care they need in the reassuring, child-friendly Elizabeth M. Pfriem Children's Emergency Center at Bridgeport Hospital.
Located in the Emergency Department's attractive, new 11,000-square-foot addition, the Children's Emergency Center provides specialized emergency care for ill or injured children. Most importantly, the center's staff knows that children's fears and anxieties are often different from those of adults. "We have always cared for children in the Emergency Department," says Michael Werdmann, MD, Chairman of Emergency Medicine and medical director of the Children's Emergency Center, "but we also have staff specially skilled in pediatric care."
Located near the entrance and parking area for convenient access and to shield children from the rest of the department, the Elizabeth M. Pfriem Children's Emergency Center includes a waiting area with chjld-sized furniture, a fish tank, and an activity center where waiting children can play.
The Children's Emergency Center provides an important service to families in our region and support for our community-based pediatricians' offices.
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Depressed? Hopeless? Filled with self-pity? Learn how to overcome these problems. Understand the mind is the battlefield for all spiritual warfare. Hear Derek explain the nature of "hope" and how an "optimistic attitude that always sees the best, will not give way to depression and doubt and self-pity."
Parables of Jesus
Jesus' parables are short stories that teach a moral or spiritual lesson by analogy or similarity. They are often stories based on the agricultural life that was intimately familiar to His original first century audience.
Some aspect of an unfamiliar concept, such as the kingdom of God, was compared to something from everyday life that could easily be understood.
There is a lot of noise, lots of "religions" and beliefs out there to confuse anyone. But, Jesus is real. He loves you, He's ready to forgive you for all your sins and make your heart His dwelling place. Read about God's characteristics and attributes and get to know the real Jesus today.
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Several players who have helped USA Basketball women's teams win championships in recent years are just now beginning their college careers. Here are some of those players who will be contributing at major Division I programs this season.
Destinee Walker led all scorers with 18 points, including going a perfect 4-for-4 from the 3-point line.
The USA dished out 30 assists on 52 made buckets in the game.
Mariya Moore dished a game-high six assists.
Jessica Shepard had another big scoring night recording 17 points.
Beatrice Mompremier had 10 points to go along her two assists and five rebounds.
Brianna Turner went 5-for-6 from the field for 10 points against El Salvador.
The USA finished with a rebounding advantage of 42 to 16.
A'ja Wilson and Teaira McCowan stand proudly while the USA national anthem plays.
Ariel Atkins was one of eight USA players finishing with double-digit scoring, racking up 11 points and two assists.
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- Kent State Researchers Map How Place and Space Shape Urban Crime Researchers at Kent State University will investigate urban neighborhood crime hotspots in Northeast Ohio over the next two-and-a-half years, funded by a $474,000 Department of Justice grant. - Posted Mar. 7, 2014
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- Faculty Media Impact Rankings Recognize Kent State for Sharing Research With the Public A new survey that focuses on faculty involvement with the public through the news media recognizes Kent State University on its inaugural lists. - Posted Nov. 25, 2013
- "Race on Trial": A Symposium on Constructing Identity in the Black Community to be Held Sept. 26 Race, gender and social justice will be the topic of a symposium at Kent State University on Sept. 26 that will bring together northeast Ohio academics and social justice leaders. Rhonda Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of history and director of the Social Justice Institute at Case Western Reserve University will give the keynote address titled "Evidence of things done: Race in the 21st Century". There will also be a panel discussion and action workshop. - Posted Sep. 13, 2013
- Kent State's Department of Sociology Partners With Local TimeBank for June 29 Community Event Kent State University's Department of Sociology is partnering with the Kent Community TimeBank to host an event that will feature Edgar Cahn, Ph.D., founder of TimeBanksUSA. Cahn and his wife, Christine Gray, Ph.D., will visit Kent, Ohio, on Saturday, June 29, and present on the topic of timebanking, alternative currencies and social justice. - Posted Jun. 24, 2013
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- Kent State Justice Studies Professor In the Department of Sociology Is Honored With Outstanding Teaching Award A teacher who takes the time to help students grow — both academically and socially — and guide them through academic life is a teacher who has proven to be extraordinarily special in many ways. - Posted Dec. 10, 2012
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- Kent State Professor Examines Link Between Parental Time Pressure and Depression A recently published paper by Kent State University Associate Professor Susan Roxburgh examines the association between depression and parental time pressures among employed married parents. Roxburgh is a sociologist who has been with Kent State since 1994. The Journal of Family Issues published her paper "Parental Time Pressures and Depression among Married Dual-Earner Parents" in its most recent issue (November, 2011). - Posted Apr. 13, 2012
- Kent State Sociology Professor Ranks Influential on Twitter David Purcell, assistant professor of sociology, is influencing his colleagues in the field of sociology and his followers – one tweet at a time. - Posted Apr. 2, 2012
- Department of Sociology: Achievements June 2011 – March 2012 Recent research activity conducted by Department of Sociology faculty members between June 2011 and March 2012 includes seven journal articles, one book chapter and two grants. - Posted Mar. 27, 2012
- Social Sciences Research Activity Since June 2011, faculty research activities in the social sciences have included many publications, grant awards, and invited presentations which have contributed to excellence at KSU. Examples include work by: Amoaba Gooden, David Kaplan, Katherine Rawson, John Dunlosky, Mark Seeman, Joshua Stacher, and Tiffany Taylor. - Posted Mar. 26, 2012
- Jury Experts from Kent State Available to Comment on Dimora Trial as Deliberations Continue Jury deliberations continue in the Jimmy Dimora federal corruption trial, and we continue to wait for a verdict. What does it mean that the jury hasn't made a decision yet? What can we infer about what's going on? - Posted Mar. 8, 2012
- Congrats Prof. Dave Purcell, named one of the "50 Sociology Professors You Should Be Following on Twitter" http://www.worldwidelearn.com/education-articles/the-top-50-sociology-professors-on-twitter.html - Posted Mar. 2, 2012
- Kent State Department of Sociology Dedicates Dr. James T. Laing Memorial Conference Room To pay tribute to his father and provide a permanent legacy, Kent State University alumnus Tom Laing, '55, '56, and his wife, Barbara, made a recent gift to name the conference room in the Department of Sociology in memory of Dr. James T. Laing, the first chair of the department. - Posted Aug. 29, 2011
- City and Community Studies Initiative Awards Scholarships Profile of Excellence in Action: On April 1, The Stone Tavern in downtown Kent became host to the City and Community Studies Initiative (CCSI) for their final event of the year – the Burning River Awards ceremony. - Posted Jul. 18, 2011
- Sociology Professor Ivanka Sabolich Motivated by Student Success Ivanka Sabolich, assistant professor, uses her experiences as an immigrant to help students relate to the concepts they discuss in class. - Posted May. 2, 2011
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- Kent State Hosts LGBTQ Benefit Event On April 2, Kent State University will host a film screening and reception in conjunction with the 35th Cleveland International Film Festival to benefit the university's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) Student Emergency Scholarship Fund. - Posted Mar. 23, 2011
- Justice Studies Programs Merge with Sociology Department The Justice Studies Program is now integrated within the Sociology Department. The programs within the Justice Studies curriculum are rooted in the liberal arts, humanities and social sciences, integrating the knowledge and skills acquired in disciplines such as sociology, psychology and political science with a range of justice subjects. - Posted Nov. 3, 2010
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3 medium red beets
Garnishes: diced heirloom tomatoes (lots of colors here!), beet slices*- thinly sliced on a mandolin, fresh herbs, sliced cucumber, micro diced green and yellow beans**, extra virgin olive oil, edible flowers, diced figs, diced watermelon, pomegranate arils/seeds (if you can find them!)
Preheat oven to 350
**To micro-dice the beans, gather the beans together in a tight bundle (about 6 beans) and cut tiny cross sections. The beans can be gently blanched and shocked or if they are really sweet and delicious, cut them raw!
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Students must have at least 70 earned hours to apply for graduation It is better to apply too early rather than too late (do not wait until you are in your last semester or two of coursework to apply for graduation). To apply, access the online graduation application by:
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College of Arts and Sciences Evaluation Process Overview
Once you have applied for graduation, advisors will evaluate your requirements when you have preregistered for the final semester of needed coursework. To expedite the evaluation process, it is necessary for you to schedule classes as early as possible for the final semester. It may take some time before you are notified of your graduation status from the College, since applications are accepted before the evaluation process begins. Students will be notified via their official Kent State University email account if the application was accepted or denied. If the application is denied, remaining requirements will be outlined. It will then be necessary to reapply for a future graduation since applications are only valid for one graduation term—that is, applications are not automatically rolled to the next graduation. If a student is approved for graduation, the Commencement Office will send further communications directly to you regarding commencement, including instructions on how to RSVP (required) to attend the ceremony and the Graduation Fair.
It is the responsibility of the student to understand remaining degree requirements and schedule final courses appropriately. If there is any uncertainty, students may schedule an advising appointment with a college advisor, consult with a faculty advisor if major requirements are in question, and refer to their degree audit (KAPS or GPS) which can be accessed through FlashLine.
Graduation Reapplication Process and Deadlines
If an application is denied or if a student is removed from graduation because all requirements were not completed, it is necessary for the student to reapply for a future graduation since applications are only valid for one term and not automatically rolled to the next graduation. To reapply before the application deadline, follow the same process listed above. If reapplying after the application deadline has passed, it will be necessary to complete the Late Application for Graduation which is found in the Apply for Graduation box under Student Tools and Courses in FlashLine. The late application is not submitted electronically—it must be returned to the College undergraduate advising office in 105 Bowman Hall or faxed to (330) 672-2646. (Be aware that the College has a deadline for late applications; call 330-672-2062 for more information.)
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Asian legislation concerning the environment largely varies due to the wide gaps in local customs that could become challenges, leading them to agree on standard procedures and strengthen ties among each neighboring nation. Regulations also highlights the need for dedicated agencies in each country that will handle emergency scenarios with the notable frequency of natural disasteres in the region as well as issues of climate change. The need for humanitarian organizations for more effective deployment and better coordination with the authorities in conducting relief activities is also included.
United States has specific legislations for each facet of the environment in place that :
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- manages the distribution and manufacture of chemicals to ensure that their exposure will not cause harm to the environment.
- regulates the commercial and individual production of hazardous wastes as well as its proper disposal.
- implements clean and safe drinking water policies in conjunction with local water treatment plants and preventing pollution.
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"I make this hummus all the time. It only takes a few minutes to prepare, and it's healthier without the oil. Increase or decrease the ingredients as desired, especially the jalapenos! Serve with pita chips or fresh veggie slices. Add more of the reserved bean liquid for a smoother dip."
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garbanzo beans, drained, liquid reserved
2 ounces
fresh jalapeno pepper, sliced
1/2 teaspoon
ground cumin
2 tablespoons
lemon juice
3 cloves
garlic, minced
So I had this can of garbanzo beans sitting on my shelf and decided to make some hummus. However, it had to be something simple because I didn't have much else.
I found this recipe and gave it a try. In all honesty I did stray from Erin's true recipe, but its close enough to say it was a GREAT basis to start with. I added some extra virgin olive oil (rather than the bean liquid) and salt. Instead of garlic cloves I subsituted 3 tsp of granulated garlic. Instead of the jalapeno, I added 1 tsp of cayenne pepper. After blending it all, I tasted it, and added a few shakes of spice as necessary.
Also, its a good idea to cover this with plastic wrap and then allow it to sit in the fridge for at least an hour so that all the flavors can mellow and mix together!
This did not taste like the hummus I have had in restaurants. The jalepeno's are strange, not adding to the normal greek flavor. We ended up throwing it out. I would not make this again.
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This hummous was excellent, and received rave reviews from my guests. I didn't miss the tahini, and loved the addition of fresh jalepeno, it was just spicy enough. Next time I will double the amount of the garbanzo bean liquid to 2 Tbsp. for a more smooth texture. But there will certainly be a next time!
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HPZ 3100 repair fix refurbishment DIY check list help needed
February 19, 2013, 02:57:31 PM »
Hi all,
I use an HP Z3100ps 44" printer. I must first thank all of you (you know who you are) for the great contributions made to this forum over the years regarding the HPZ printer. Thanks for the help. I am very appreciative. This forum has gotten me out of quite a few "issues."
Right now, it's time to change the drive belt, and more, and that's where I need some help.
Because I have to take a lot of the printer apart to do the belt replacement (thanks HP), I want to optimize my printer by replacing any other parts that might be worn out or maybe ready to go bad. My printer is close to 4 years, and I am aiming to take it back to a nice refurbished state. I love this printer (I wish I had a Z3200, but that's a long story).
I have seen other threads here posted with suggestions for various DIY repairs. Here is a list I've compiled after reading numerous threads here (if I am missing something please let me know):
A new drive belt (I have purchased one, am aware of the installation video, and have the tools and info)
A new service station (a big assembly on the right)
& new spittoon (pads on the left)
Question: Is this the same as waste tank assembly and the head cap station?
A new tensioner
A new disc knife
A new aerosol fan
Have seen the acronym: ESP. Does this stand for the "built-in spectrometer" or something else?
If anyone can elaborate on these items with important things like part numbers and best links/sources for parts, and user install techniques, tips, and tricks, I would be grateful.
Thanks in advance, and so long for now, TOM
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Re: HPZ 3100 repair fix refurbishment DIY check list help needed
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Sorry for the tardy response, Tom. This is the busy season for art in Hawaii, and I've been swamped.
For the service station, I had mine replaced by HP while I was under warranty, but don't think that a full replacement is absolutely necessary if the wipers are in good shape. HP's solution to all repairs is to just swap out complete assemblies, and I'm sure that is the simplest thing, but I bet that part is pretty expensive if you have to buy it a la carte. If it is mechanically sound, the critical part is the rubber wipers that clean the bottom of the printheads. Those seem to hold up pretty well. I haven't tried cleaning the ink tank in the service station, and would bet that it is rather messy to do, but see no reason why it couldn't be cleaned out in the interest of saving money. You will probably find lots of ink, but take consolation that it is probably a fraction of what you would have to deal with if you owned an Epson wide format printer.
For the spittoon, that is an easy fix. It's just an absorbent pad, and you can wash it out and revive it pretty easily. I suggest that you clean it in a sink and then smash it between two flat plates of something with a vise or c-clamp to really wring it out, so it doesn't mildew.
I think that the belt tensioner is a pretty robust part, and am still on my first one. Unless you have some sort of warning sign, I wouldn't expect you would need to replace it.
The cutter assembly is probably pretty cheap, so you might want to swap that out. I replaced mine from my low mileage parts printer, just for good measure, but I never really had any issues with the original one. It is easily replaced without opening the printer up (just remove the left end panel), so you might want to pull it out and lubricate the track and cutter and see how it performs afterward before buying a new one.
For the aerosol fan, I have replaced mine once, and cleaned it a couple of times. You will probably be astounded how much ink collects on it, and I think that the added weight of the ink on the blades eventually wears out the motor. It's also a pretty easy thing to replace without a complete teardown like the belt, and I'd probably just pull it out and clean it for now. It looks to be a really run of the mill muffin fan, so you could probably find a replacement at almost any electronics supplier.
Other things: I'd pull, clean and lubricate the plastic bushings in the carriage. There are two c-shaped ones that run on the rail, and a little lubricated plastic glide on the back side. It's astounding that they work with as many duty cycles as they do, and I would have expected a much more sophisticated linear bearing would be needed, but I guess the proof is in the pudding for them.
There is an oiler in the upper right side of the track that also lubricates the top carriage track/bearing. It is a weird wick type fabric, and it seems to get chalky and brittle over time. You would probably be well served to look up a part number for that and get another one.
ESP stands for Embedded Photospectrometer. That's your color sensor.
For parts, I would read over the pertinent sections of the service manual and get the part numbers there. I haven't found any source that carries a complete selection. Most have somewhat limited selections, so you sometimes have to get them piecemeal. There are several places run by ex-HP techs on eBay. Use Google shopping, or other web searches to make sure you aren't getting ripped off. When I thought I needed a Media Advance Calibration Tool, I found prices for that glorified screwdriver that ranged from $45 to $1,700, so you really need to do your homework.
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Re: HPZ 3100 repair fix refurbishment DIY check list help needed
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February 23, 2013, 05:53:20 PM »
Hi Ron,
You're the best. Thanks for all that information! I appreciate your taking the time.
Glad to hear it's busy there!
Thanks, and so long for now, TOM
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Re: HPZ 3100 repair fix refurbishment DIY check list help needed
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I did not replace the service station. I was able to partially unclamp the service station spittoon and use a disposable plastic spoon to scoop out around 180ml of ink. It was black goop and I highly recommend disposable gloves when working with that or anywhere around the spittoons. I don't do a great deal of printing so the spittoon was not to the point it actually required emptying.
Once the carriage was off I took the opportunity to thoroughly clean the guide bar from end to end using the HP oil as cleaner/lubricant. When the printer is assembled this is not as easy. Be sure its the real HP oil. At least one reseller puts an HP part number on bottles of 3 in 1 oil. Maybe old news to you but worth mentioning.
I'm not sure how familiar you are with disassembling things so here's a few pointers I think you may find useful. The ribbon cables for the carriage plug into a circuit board on the left of the printer. You need to carefully pry up the little rim around the socket until it pops up about 1.5mm. It does not come all the way off (unless you break it!) and once it pops up the cables are free to be pulled out of the sockets. When re-attaching the cables make sure the clamping piece is in the up position and you can fully seat the cables before pushing the little rim back down to secure the cables. These are little plastic parts which like to break so care is important.
Removing the carriage with the ribbon cables requires care to avoid damaging the cables. Any hurry will mean ordering more parts. I did not bother to replace the double sided tape holding the ribbon cables down. I carefully pulled the cable up peeling it from the tape and when I put it back together it was still sticky and held the ribbon down just fine. Getting the ink tubes assembly out of the way while easing the carriage with the ribbon cables down the rail and free of the tubes assembly was a bit of a rumba dance. I was very careful about not pinching or scraping the tubes since they constantly flex back and forth during operation and a nick or scratch may lead to a split over time.
While it was all apart I did a lot of vacuuming of the internals. I was surprised it wasn't more dusty after 6 years. I also put the screws and hardware for each part I removed in a sandwich bag and taped it to that part. That kept me from wasting time figuring out which screws went with which part. Its always a good feeling to find no leftover screws after having a machine put back together
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March 11, 2013, 08:53:45 AM »
Hi Charles,
Thanks for adding your ideas to this thread.
I think I am in the same state as you are, because sadly, I haven't been doing a great deal of printing recently, still working to get back into a productive stage. I may not have to replace the service station, per your comments, and that would save some $$$.
I had to laugh when you said at least one reseller puts an HP part number on bottles of 3 in 1 oil. I think I may have been the first one to fall for this fraud and bought a bottle years ago, and I did get a refund but what a hassle. FYI, I did eventually get a bottle of the genuine HP oil, and oil the rail religiously. Any other points need oil that I am overlooking?
"Put the screws and hardware for each part I removed in a sandwich bag and taped it to that part." I love reminders like this, (so smart and E-Z).
I'm a bit nervous hearing about the ribbon cables, but forewarned is the best.
I plan on tackling this refurb project in the next month or so, so thanks for the continued interest. If you remember any more gems, please let us know.
Thanks, and so long for now, TOM
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Puréed butternut squash soup has almost become a culinary cliché—but that's because it's so good and so easy. My favorite version contains ginger, which adds a little spice to the otherwise mild soup and balances out the sweetness of the squash. You really do have to use cream (or at least half-and-half) here to make the soup rich and luxurious, but a little goes a long way.
3 tablespoons butter
Put the butter or oil in a deep skillet or medium saucepan over medium-high heat. When the butter is melted, add the squash and onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onion softens, about 5 minutes. Add the ginger, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and continue cooking until fragrant, another minute or so. Add the stock and bring to a boil, then lower the heat so the soup bubbles gently. Partially cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until the squash is soft and beginning to fall apart, about 30 minutes.
Use an immersion blender to purée the soup in the pan. Or cool the mixture slightly (hot soup is dangerous), pass it through a food mill or pour it into a blender container, and purée carefully. (The soup may be made ahead to this point, cooled, and refrigerated for up to 2 days. Serve cold or reheat it gently.)
Heat the puréed soup until almost boiling. Stir in the cream and heat through, but do not boil. Taste, adjust the seasoning, and serve garnished with an extra grinding of black pepper if you like.
Yield: Makes: 4 servings
Recipes: Soup, Butternut Squash, Dairy, Kosher