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Phoenix, Ore. -- It's part of the American dream: owning a home, but a new report from the Census Bureau says home-ownership is at an eighteen year low.
"We wiped out all of our savings trying to save the house," says Phoenix resident Blanca Reyes. She owned a home for 21 years, but lost it when the economy tanked.
"It was heartbreaking, the year prior our house was appraised at $325,000. When we put it on short-sale, it was appraised at $225,000," says Reyes.
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I am going to be fabricating this lift table.
I have a questions about the strength of the metal called for in the plans. Meaning with my limited experience I have to say the metal is overkill. I'm not lifting full dressed Road Kings. I am lifting 4-500 lb Sportbikes. The table top is 30" x 96" I will be dropping it down to 24" x 84"
Metal Spec'ed in the plans. For Example:
The base is composed 4 sticks of 2" x 2" x 1/4" x 92" Angle
The Table frame is 4 sticks of 2" x 2" x 3/16" x 92" Angle
Most of the box tubing is 2 x 2 x 1/4" wall
The safety stop braces are 1 1/4 x 1 1/4 x x1/8" wall
I am looking to put it on a diet. Two reasons, weight savings and cost savings. I want to be able to move the lift around my garage and lean it against the wall when not in use.
Would replacing all the 2x2 angle with 1x2 14q (or even 16g) box still have enough strength?
Would replacing the all the box tubing to 1 1/4" x 1/8" wall be sufficient?
And yes it will be welded with a Miller 135. I would have a bigger welder, but I dont have 230. So I am happy with this for now. It has welded quite a lot and for its size and price. It cant be beat.
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03-19-2007, 10:40 AM #1Junior Member
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Motorcycle Lift Table material ???
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Agree with last thread.
I have a prolift which seems to be alot heavier construction than the one you are looking at. I still did a few modifications to it for strength. Even when I put my sportster on it I want it as solid as possible. While working on the bike you would be supprised how much torque you will put on the lift. The last thing you want is to have the lift to give way or heaven forbid fall over sideways. One thing I would absolutely do is put some sort of outriggers on it and a much better hold down method instead of the locks on those casters. Being light is nice for moving but safety is the prime issue in my mind. It is pretty easy to come up with a dolly of some sort for moving. I would also do something much more substantial for the bracket that holds the unit up while lifted. I would never rely on that floor jack to hold.
good luck with it. Carl
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Hey guys i have made a lift for my friend motorcycle and i made it from heavier tube then that and hes glad .
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Ok here is a rough design of the base. This should give you guys a better idea than the pics. This design is using the ideal material for weight and cost. I can make adjustments, reinforcements, etc. Thanks for the input.
they are lifting a lot more bike than you thats for shore. and as the others have said its not going to hurt to be a little too solid but the other way around could be disasterous. on the other hand you are using boxed where they are using angle so that should alow for some ajustment without too much truble. you also have to keep in mind they dont want to end up getting sued due to a failure.thanks for the help
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Fun- Good points. I know if I was selling 50 buck plans for a motorcycle lift, that lifts bikes upwards of $20-$30K. I would over-engineer it also, for liability. I am looking to eliminate the automotive jack lifting, for a hydraulic system. Either 115v motor to a hydro pump or a hydro-pneumatic foot pedal system with a 2-3" bore cylinder and around 18" stroke. If something comes up on Ebay I will pick it up.
be shore to show us the lift when you get it going.
if you do a serch you will.....or should find one some one built here befor. it might have beem on the motor sports board though not shore , i just remember seeing it.
best of luck to ya.thanks for the help
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You know for $299.00 you buy cheap one at HF....
We use the HandyLift and love it. It is what is used in most bike shops (only $700 or so). Its not worth wrecking your bike or loosing a finger/hand for 300 - 700 bucks ( Just my 2 cents)
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I am not too concerned with my metal plans diet. Take a look at this ghetto lift. I know my fabrication and welding is stronger than doug fir and black pipe. These plans were sold on Ebay.


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Lauren Andres is an urban planner with substantive academic expertise in the field of urban and economic geography. Her fields of interest include the policies and governance process of urban and economic regeneration and broadly the understanding of the role of (temporary) creative uses and intermediaries in shaping spaces and making places. In addition she is also interesting in ...
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Dr Arribas-Bel is interested in the intersection between quantitative spatial methods, urban analysis from the Social Sciences and new sources of data. His research focuses on how the computational advances of our age, combined with powerful statistical methodologies, can further our understanding of cities in general and their spatial structure in particular. That is, how new ...
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Austin is an experienced teacher, researcher and writer who brings a passion for cities and urban life to all aspects of his professional work. He has played a leading role in development of planning education at the University of Birmingham and has established a research profile in the planning and regeneration of city centres and inner cities in Britain, Europe and North America.
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Dr Lee Chapman's research interests are at the interface of climatology and engineering investigating the impact of weather and climate on the built environment; an important research area given the ever-increasing concentration (and vulnerability) of the population and critical infrastructure in urban areas. This covers a range of topics and sub-disciplines including ...
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Sara Fregonese is Birmingham Fellow at the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Studies and the Institute for Conflict, Cooperation and Security. Her research lies in political and urban geography and is concerned with the impact of geopolitics and security on urban life. Her work deals with civil war and urban warfare, radicalization, social cohesion and uprising. Her main empirical ...
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Grace's research investigates the effects of weather, climate, and landuse (particularly riparian vegetation and stormwater control measures) on in-channel hydrological processes. She is especially interested in monitoring and deterministic modelling of river water energy budgets and the thermal dynamics of water under present and probable future climates; this is the focus of her current ...
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Sophie Hadfield-Hill is a Human Geographer whose research is informed by children's, urban and development geographies. Sophie has been awarded an ESRC Future Research Leaders grant to explore urban living, sustainability and everyday life within the context of a new city development in India.
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Mr Hale is currently working as part of the Liveable Cities project, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). This project aims to explore the broader wellbeing impacts of low carbon interventions for cities. Specifically, he is exploring how different lighting technologies and building densities impact on ecosystem services. Prior to this he was part of ...
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Professor of Environmental Chemistry
Stuart is an environmental chemist whose research addresses all aspects of the environmental sources, fate and behaviour of persistent organic pollutants (POPs). He has particular interests in human exposure to POPs with a focus on indoor pathways. He is also active in research that explores the environmental forensics utility of chirality.
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Queen Elizabeth II Birmingham Centenary Professor of Environmental Health
Roy Harrison's research interests lie in the field of environment and human health. His main specialism is in air pollution, from emissions through atmospheric chemical and physical transformations to exposure and effects on human health. Much of this work is designed to inform the development of policy.
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NERC Fellow/lecturer
Alan is a geologist and igneous petrologist working on large igneous provinces, subduction zone magmatism and generation of the Earth's first continental crust. His current research focuses on experimental petrology to determine if fusing oceanic plateau material can be linked to early crustal generation.
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Senior Lecturer in Radioactive Waste Disposal and Remediation
Dr Alan Herbert is a leading mathematical modeler and hydrogeologist specializing in the understanding of coupled processes and heterogeneous groundwater systems. Of particular interest are deep fractured rocks and the applications to nuclear waste disposal, geothermal energy and fracking for exploitation of shale gas resources.
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Reader in PalaeobiologyDeputy Director of Education, Earth Sciences
Dr Hilton is a research focused palaeobotanist and evolutionary plant biologist with interests in palaeoenvironments and palaeoecology. His underlying goals are to increase the quantity of paleobotanical data included into evolutionary analyses and to provide a more detailed understanding of the past environments and climates in which fossil plants lived. He has a broad background ...
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I am a social and urban geographer who specialises in identity, belonging, security and the governance of communities. My ESRC-funded doctoral research investigated the political-identity and governance of Muslim communities in Birmingham, in light of the Government's emerging set of counter-terrorism and anti-extremism policies.
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Teaching Fellow
Dr Jenkins is a Historical Geographer, with an interest in landscape change and people's relationship with the past.
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Senior Lecturer in Cultural Geography
Dr Phil Jones is a cultural geographer who focuses on issues related to the city. His work deals with a number of research areas including urban regeneration, cycling and the arts. He has a particular interest in research methods, including qualitative GIS, mobile interviewing and arts-based approaches.
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Senior Lecturer in Earth Systems
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Senior Lecturer in Water Sciences
Dr Nick Kettridge specializes in characterizing the ecohydrological resilience of ecosystems to both natural and anthropogenic disturbance. Much of his research focuses on peatlands; understanding the processes that control the provision of key ecosystem services within these environments, and quantifying their response to changing climatic conditions and extreme events such as fire and drought.
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Research Associate (KTP)
Kieran Khamis is a hydroecologist with a specialist knowledge of alpine river systems. His current research is focused on the development of a real time, fluorescence-based monitoring system for surface waters.
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Research Associate in Meteorology and Climatology
Dr Kirchner-Bossi has specialised in the study of wind variability from diverse perspectives and scales, that provided innovative resources to describe mid and long term wind variability. He is currently engaged in the analysis of the mid- to long-term variability of winter windstorms in Europe.
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Megan's research focuses on the linkages between geomorphology, hydrology and ecology. Currently, she is working on a NERC- funded project to determine the efficiency of alternative (permanent and transient) instream wood restoration designs for the management of biogeochemical cycling and nutrient uptake in the hyporheic zone of lowland rivers. The outcomes of this project will directly ...
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Marcus Köhler is an atmospheric scientist, primarily interested in the interactions between atmospheric chemistry and climate. His research focuses on the numerical simulation of chemistry and transport processes in the atmosphere, and in current work he investigates the impact of cirrus clouds on atmospheric chemistry in the tropical tropopause layer. In the past his research ...
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Reader in Hydrology
Dr Stefan Krause is a Reader in Hydrology in the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences. His interdisciplinary research group on coupled groundwater and surface water systems investigates the multifaceted impacts of global environmental change on hydrological fluxes, biogeochemical cycling and contaminant transport, and ecohydrological feedback functions in complex ...
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Senior Lecturer in Meteorology and Climatology
Dr Gregor Leckebusch is one of the foremost experts in the field of linking natural science research on meteorological and climatological extreme events with the estimation of natural hazards damage potentials. He played a key role in several national and international interdisciplinary projects dedicated to the assessment of natural and anthropogenic changes in extreme events and impacts of ...
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Senior Lecturer in Ecology
Mark is an ecologist researching environmental change in freshwaters. His research group is focused on understanding how environmental stressors and climate change, especially extreme climatic events such as floods, droughts and heat waves, affect the structure and functioning of aquatic ecosystems. His group works empirically across a range of spatial and temporal scales, from laboratory ...
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Peter's research and teaching focuses on the relationship between people and place based social exclusion, how policies are designed to reduce exclusion and increase competitiveness whilst reconciling the uneven trajectory and function of places.
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James Levine is an atmospheric chemist, interested in changes in atmospheric composition driven by interactions between the atmosphere (both atmospheric chemistry and climate) and the biosphere. He is currently working on a project, the Cooperative LBA Atmospheric Regional Experiment, that aims to: improve our understanding of the influence that trace gases emitted from the Amazon ...
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Dr Gaël Lymer is a structural geologist. He focuses on the understanding of rifting processes and hyperextended rifted continental margins by using seismic data interpretations.
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Senior Lecturer in Environmental Nanosciences
Dr Iseult Lynch joined the academic staff at the University of Birmingham as Lecturer in Environmental Nanosciences in March 2013. She has a very broad overview of all aspects of nanomerials safety assessment and the data requirements, having served as Chair of the EU Nanosafety Cluster Working Group (NSC WG) on databases for the last 2 years (and as co-Chair of the Hazed WG prior to that), ...
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Zena Lynch worked as a Principal Environmental Health Officer for many years, prior to becoming the Health Policy Advisor for the West Midlands Regional Assembly and latterly as Programme Director for 'Living Well West Midlands'. She currently teaches on the MSc in Environmental Health and MSc in Public and Environmental Health Science and the BSc Environmental Science courses.
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Dr Ma's current research focuses on evaluation of indoor dust as a pathway of human exposure to persistent organic compounds.
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Rob MacKenzie is an atmospheric scientist with a particular interest in how plants affect air composition. Watch a video of him describing one aspect of his research in 60 seconds by clicking on the play icon above.
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Mauro's research focuses on the chemical and physical characterization of atmospheric pollutants. He is currently employed on the CHEERS project funded under a European Union Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowships and aiming to investigate the impact of aircraft emissions upon particulate matter concentrations and size distributions.
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Professor of River Ecosystems
Professor Alexander Milner has been at the University of Birmingham for 15 years, where he was initially responsible for setting up the Environmental Science and Environmental Management degrees. He is now responsible for the Masters degree in River Environmental Management. His research involves river ecosystems in alpine and Arctic environments and has long term studies in Glacier Bay ...
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Dr Heiko Moossen is an organic geochemist. His interest is the development and application of geochemical biomarkers that are used to reconstruct palaeoclimate.
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Reader in Carceral Geography
Dominique Moran's research and teaching is in the sub-discipline of carceral geography, a geographical perspective on incarceration. She currently holds over £1m of ESRC funding, for research into prison visitation and recidivism, and prison design, has recently completed an interdisciplinary ESRC research project looking into women's experience of imprisonment in contemporary ...
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Martin Müller is interested in how the social and the material hold together and fall apart. His empirical work focuses on the planning and impacts of mega-events as well as on the disruptive effects of natural disturbance such as insect pests. He is a Swiss National Science Foundation Professor at the University of Zurich and is associated with the School of Geography, Earth ...
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Dr Vlad Mykhnenko is a scholar, committed to the advancement of geographical political economy, with its focus on modern capitalist social formations as spatially and temporally uneven and highly variegated systems. To this end, he combines the theoretical insights and methodologies of Economic Geography, Urban & Regional Economics, and Comparative Political Economy.
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Dr Nikolova's research focuses on improving the predictive capability of the behavior of traffic-generated nanoparticles in an urban environment. Her research involves model development that will incorporate the condensed-mass advection model MADVEC with the street scale canyon model CiTTyCAT/CiTTy-Street and a Large-Eddy simulation (LES) model. The proposed modelling system, accounting ...
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Pat Noxolo's research is at the confluence of international development, culture and in/security, and uses postcolonial, discursive and literary approaches to explore the spatialities of a range of Caribbean and British cultural practices. Recent work has focused on theorizations of space in the novels of Wilson Harris, Maryse Condé and Earl Lovelace; on Caribbean laughter ...
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Dr Matt O'Callaghan is an ecologist specializing in stream and floodplain invertebrate responses to disturbance. His current research is investigating the impact of drought on the functioning of stream ecosystems, part of a NERC funded project led by Dr Mark Ledger.
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Reader in Russian Environmental Studies
Jon Oldfield's research explores Russian understandings of physical natural systems with a specific focus on the work and ideas of Russian physical geographers during the late tsarist and Soviet periods. He is currently examining the development of Soviet climate science via the work of the climatologist M.I. Budyko. His research is funded by the ESRC, AHRC and British Academy.
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Ian Phillips is best known for writing the most comprehensive account of the 1973 Isle of Man Summerland fire disaster. He gained his BSc Geography degree from the University of Birmingham in 1995, before continuing at the University to complete an MSc in Meteorology and Climatology and a PhD in Geography. Ian has been on the teaching staff of the University since September ...
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Francis is a chemist with wide ranging interests in the atmospheric sciences. He applies a fundamental physicochemical approach to investigate atmospheric species and develops novel instrumentation to probe their processes.
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Senior Lecturer in Human Geography
Jessica Pykett is a social and political geographer with research interests in citizenship and the practices of governing, the geographies of education, and the formation of neurological and psychological citizen-subjectivities.
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Adam Ramadan's work lies at the intersection between political and cultural geography. It addresses the 'everyday' of geopolitics, how ordinary people understand and negotiate their position within broader geopolitical dynamics. Much of this work has focused on the Middle East, and in particular on refugee issues.
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Sally is a physical geographer with experience and interest in interdisciplinary research on water resources, water security and climate change. Her current research with Dr Anne Van Loon is aiming to add the human dimension into drought research, a Rubicon project funded by the Dutch Science Foundation NWO.
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Professor of GeologyHead of Geosystem Research Group
Tim Reston is a geologist and a geophysicist with interests in the use of geophysics to study geological problems, especially tectonics. He specialises in the seismic imaging and tectonics of rifted continental margins and of slow-spreading mid-ocean ridges, with particular emphasis on detachment tectonics and the effects of mantle serpentinization.
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Senior Lecturer in Earth Sciences (Contaminant Hydrogeology)
Dr Michael Rivett is a Senior Lecturer in Contaminant Hydrogeology in the Water Sciences research groupwith a specialist field-scale research interest in the transport and remediation of organic contaminants in groundwater and contaminated land systems. He has published extensively on chlorinated solvents, DNAPLs and urban contamination and has additional on-going research interests in hyporheic ...
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Mel Rohse is a human geographer currently working on a large three year AHRC-funded project entitled Stories of Change: Exploring energy and community in the past, present and future.
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Dr Isabella Romer Roche is working with Eva Valsami-Jones in the NanoMILE project. She has wide experience in the synthesis and characterisation of nanoparticles, especially silver, working with a multimethod approach. Her work also includes stability of nanoparticles in environmentally relevant conditions.
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John Round is a socio-economic geographer whose main research interest is concerned with how people/households develop tactics to cope with marginality in all its forms. His PhD examined how senior citizens survive in the Russian far north east city of Magadan in the face of extreme economic marginalization and hostile climatic conditions. After this he researched the experiences of ...
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Professor of BiogeographyHead of Education
Jon Sadler is a biogeographer and ecologist who focuses on species population and assemblage dynamics in urban and riparian environments. His research involves interdisciplinary science using a combination of detailed field studies and field experimentation. His work emphasizes the links between environmental variability and species responses, with particular emphasis on urbanisation and ...
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Over the last 20 years Dr Sambrook Smith has been investigating the linkages between river processes and sedimentology at scales ranging from individual pores within a river bed up to km-long bars in some of the Worlds largest rivers. Research aims to generate new, generic and quantitative understanding of how rivers function across these scales. This is facilitated by ...
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Senior Lecturer in Palaeobiology
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Birmingham Fellow (Research Focused Lecturer)NERC Research Fellow
Dr Zongbo Shi has a research interest in Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry and Global Biogeochemical Cycles. He is currently funded by the NERC (Natural Environment Research Council) fellowship scheme;he also holds a Birmingham University Fellowship.
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Dr Graham Squires is a Senior Lecturer in Planning and Real Estate, in the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Birmingham, UK. His research interests at the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies (CURS) include planning, real estate development, urban and environmental economics, housing, neighbourhoods, regeneration, and urban policy.
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Lecturer in Geology
Dr Carl Stevenson is a structural geologist with a focus on the emplacement and subsurface distribution of igneous and volcanic rocks. His research uses rock magnetism, geophysics and petrology to determine the large-scale geometry and internal architecture of intrusions and has led to breakthroughs in understanding magma transport and accommodation in the Earth's crust. This work has ...
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Neil Suttie is a geophysicist whose research interests include palaeomagnetism and the Earth's deep interior, archaeological dating, near surface geophysics, geophysical instrumentation, geomagnetism over historical and millennial timescales and magnetostratigraphy.
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Professor of Hydrogeology
John Tellam's main research interests are in inorganic, surface-interacting, solute and particle transport in groundwaters, with a particular emphasis on sandstone aquifers.
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Dr Rick Thomas is a measurement scientist specializing in the use of novel instrumentation for climate and air quality research. At Scripps Institution of Oceanography, he recently developed a turbulent flux measurement package to resolve ambient 3D wind vectors from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and successfully used it alongside aerosol, cloud and water probes to investigate aerosol-cloud ...
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Dr Emmanouil Tranos is an economic geographer focusing primarily on digital geographies. He has published on issues related with the spatiality of the Internet infrastructure, the economic impacts that this infrastructure can generate on space and the position of cities within spatial, complex networks. His research in this area led to a monograph on "The Geography of the Internet: ...
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Chair in Environmental NanoscienceDirector of ResearchDirector of FENAC
Professor Valsami-Jones' research interests focus on understanding reactivity at the nanoscale, particularly interactions of nanoparticles with pollutants and biota and biomineralisation processes. She has carried out research on the interaction of a variety of carbon- and metal-based nano-objects with biota in vitro and in vivo and has pioneered novel methods of labelling ...
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Lecturer Physical Geography (Water sciences)
Anne Van Loon is a catchment hydrologist and hydrogeologist working on drought. She studies the relationship between climate, landscape/ geology, and hydrological extremes and its variation around the world. She is especially interested in the influence of storage in groundwater, human activities, and cold conditions (snow and glaciers) on the development of drought.
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Lecturer in Earth Sciences
Dr Watt's research investigates the physical and chemical processes that control the behavior and long-term development of volcanoes. Most of this work focuses on volcanism in subduction zones. Current projects include tephrochronological reconstructions of past explosive eruptions, studies of large-scale volcanic landslides and their associated hazards, and the chemistry and evolution of ...
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Lecturer in Sedimentary GeologyGEES Senior Admissions Tutor
James Wheeley is a teaching-focused lecturer in sedimentary geology and sedimentary basin analysis. His research interests lie in carbonate sedimentology and applied micropalaeontology (especially conodont isotopes) which he is using to address deep time (Palaeozoic) palaeoclimatic and palaeoecological problems. He is currently involved with the VISE (Vertebrate ISotopes and the ...
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Senior Lecturer in climate science
Dr Martin Widmann is a climate scientist. His current main research area is regional climate change, in particular the development and validation of statistical downscaling methods. He also studies past climates; the main activity in this field is the development of data assimilation methods to combine climate simulations with empirical knowledge from proxy data.
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Cristiana is a cultural geographer currently working with Dr Sophie Hadfield-Hill on the New Urbanisms in India research project funded by the ESRC. The project investigates the everyday life of children, young people and families living in a new urban development in India.
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The Program in the Teaching of American Sign Language (ASL) as a Foreign Language prepares individuals to obtain a Master of Arts degree and New York State Education Department Teacher Certification as teachers of ASL as a second language to secondary students from grades 7 to 12 under the Languages Other Than English (LOTE) regulations of the New York State Education Department.
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'Onomatopoeia' is a reasonably common word used to describe words that sound like the sounds they're used to describe. I was wondering whether there was an analogous term for words that sound like what their meanings look like — words like 'glint' or 'shimmer'.
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An ideophone — a word that sounds like its idea or concept.
It's quite a general term that could include onomatopoeia. There are other terms for certain types of sound symbolism.
John Lawler has some works on phonosemantics, which connect the meaning of words to the way they sound. I think that Bouba/Kiki, onomatopoeia and the OP's question can be seen as special cases of phonosemantics.
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Fact Sheets for Schools and Teachers About PCB-Contaminated Caulk
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Caulk Containing PCBs May Be Present in Older Schools and Buildings
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- General information on PCBs in older schools and buildings (PDF) (1 pg, 564.10K)
- Schools checklist (PDF) (1 pg, 416.27K)
Between 1950 and 1979, caulk containing potentially harmful PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) was used in many buildings, including schools. Although PCBs were banned in the United States in 1979, contaminated caulk still exists in older establishments that have not had the caulk replaced. PCB bioaccumulation in children can damage immune, reproductive, nervous, and endocrine systems.
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- Breathing air into which PCBs have been emitted from caulk
- Breathing in dust contaminated with PCBs
- Touching caulk and contaminated soil directly
- Putting their hands into their mouths after touching the caulk, soil, and surrounding building materials.
What are PCBs?
PCBs are organic chemicals that were used in construction materials and electrical products produced before 1979. With increased awareness and cleanup efforts, PCB levels in the United States have decreased substantially. However, caulk containing these chemicals may still be present in older schools and buildings, sometimes at high levels.
How are people exposed to PCBs?
People whose workplaces and jobs involve working with PCB-laden objects or in PCB cleanup are at the highest risk for elevated exposure. Most people have some accumulation of PCBs in their bodies. Fish, meat, and dairy contain small amounts of PCBs. In fact, most peoples' exposure to PCBs is via the food chain. When products containing PCBs are disposed of improperly, PCBs can enter waterways and contaminate fish and other animals. Indoor air has been found to contain PCBs from caulk and other sources in building materials and electrical equipment. People can also be exposed to PCBs when handling PCB-containing products such as caulk.
Does the caulk in my home or other places contain PCBs?
PCBs in caulk have not been found in single-family homes. EPA has only found the chemical in caulk in large, older apartment complexes and some older buildings, such as schools.
What can I do about PCBs in schools?
An important step that a school system can do is to minimize the potential for PCBs to be present in the indoor air. Indoor air levels of PCBs within a school can be reduced by ensuring that the ventilation system is operating as designed, and to repair or improve the system if it is not.
Many old lighting systems contain ballasts manufactured with PCBs. These PCBs can get into the air if the ballast fails or ruptures. Replacement of old lighting systems with new, energy efficient systems will eliminate a potential source of PCBs.
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- Wash children's hands with soap and water before eating
- Wash children's toys often
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- Consider testing the air for PCBs or test the caulk.
- Follow safe work practices when renovating
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- Do not sweep caulk with dry brooms or use dusters because they spread dust
Are children in direct danger if their school has caulk containing PCBs?
PCBs accumulate in the body in high levels only after prolonged exposure to the chemical. Follow the recommended procedures to reduce exposure. Restricting children from areas where PCB-containing caulk is located, promoting safe work practices during renovation activities in schools, and removing caulk safely as part of a PCB removal or renovation project reduces the potential for exposure.
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Was your school built or remodeled between 1950 and 1979?
Many older schools and older buildings built or remodeled before 1979 have been found to have caulk containing PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls). These chemicals can have adverse effects on human health, so children and teachers need to be informed about potential risks.
Do you see walls or window sills in your school with caulk?
PCBs can, over time, be released from caulk into the air. Find out if your school has PCBs by having a professional to test for PCBs in the air or, in the the caulk.
Have PCBs already been detected in your school's caulk?
If so, caulk with the highest levels of PCBs should be removed in the short term. Ultimately, the goal is to remove all PCB-contaminated caulk at levels greater than 50 parts per million.
Do children touch surfaces frequently or play in soil around their school?
Yes, young children can put their hands in their mouths after touching PCB-contaminated surfaces, which could seriously impact their health. Wash children's hands and toys often to reduce potential exposure.
Soil around schools and buildings may also contain PCB caulk dust or flakes. This would include playground soil and soil surrounding building foundations. Children can accidentally swallow the soil after handling it when outdoors, or the soil may be tracked indoors from shoes onto carpet and floors where children have a greater risk of ingesting it. Teach children to wipe and remove their shoes and to wash their hands after playing outside.
School Advisory: Talking Points for Teachers and Daycare Staff
Should you be worried about PCBs in caulk?
Although this is a serious issue, the potential presence of PCBs in schools and buildings alone should not be a cause for alarm. If your school or building was built or renovated between 1950 and 1979, there are several steps schools can take to reduce potential exposure until it can be determined with certainty if PCBs are present in caulk used in the building and any contaminated caulk can be removed.
Can PCBs be found in and around my school or daycare center?
PCBs are harmful chemicals sometimes found in schools and other buildings built or remodeled before 1979, and are found in and around building joints and other places, including:
- Caulk
- Contaminated soil
- Masonry adjacent to windows
- Indoor air that has been exposed to PCBs
- Paint, electrical transformers, and light ballasts.
PCBs were not added to caulk after 1979. Therefore, in general, schools built after 1979 do not contain PCBs in caulk.
Am I or the children in my school or daycare center at risk for PCB exposure?
PCBs accumulate in the body in high levels only after prolonged exposure to the chemical. PCBs may be released to the air from intact, undisturbed caulk through off-gassing, and people may inhale the released PCBs.
Follow the recommended procedures to reduce exposure. Restricting children from areas where PCB-containing caulk is located, promoting safe work practices during renovation activities in schools, and removing caulk safely as part of a PCB removal or renovation project reduces the potential for exposure.
How can you prevent PCB exposure?
- Keep children from touching caulk or surfaces near caulk
- Keep children away from soil that may contain PCBs
- Clean the floor, walls, and window sills regularly with wet cloths
- Wash children's hands and toys often
- When conditions permit, open windows to increase ventilation
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Scenario: 1-bedroom apartment and there's no one else living in the house to watch the toddler. Any recommendation?
Wait until the toddler is asleep.
To add to Dave's excellent answer I also recommend trying to let go of any inhibitions you might have in regards to when and where you have sex. In my book the living room on a Saturday afternoon is a perfectly acceptable place & time to get jiggy with it. As long as the children are asleep of course. Oh, and you might want to lock the front door if you have friends & family that are accustomed to the old knock/open/yell hello routine. That dead bolt has saved us a couple times :)
Honestly, this is a good problem to have. I think you should get a baby-sitter to take the kid on a walk for an hour or so one weeek-end day. You are so worth it.
This is a procedure we apply (works also for activities other than sex):
You should find a baby sitter or ask neighbour to spend time with your child.
Put a bell on their doorway.. or something noisy in the hall.. my kids were like ninjas..
Day time: I think, the best method is to wait for the child to be asleep . Make sure you dont take more than 30 minutes to " do it"
Then check on.your toddler, again and sit beside him.
Also, to do it in night when the toddler, is sleeping heavily is the best time as you get lot of time & dont need to.hurry up. Closing the door (locking it) is a good option as I dont feel its a good thing to make live in front of the child as the kid is too small to understand and may want to try to copy the behaviour.
Of course you can just have sex in front of a toddler. If he/she is busy playing or reading or whatever, he wont notice. And if he sees you, you show him a smile to show him, that everything is ok (because it could of course irritate him if he sees you during this event for the very first time). After that smile you just go on.
The problem with this method is, that there may arise a conflict between him and his siblings or anything else (hungry, thirsty, has to go to the toilet, wants to ask you something: »can you open/give me this and that please«, »why is this and that«, …) where you have to intervene or respond. Or, if the toddler is still breastfed, the toddler could become attracted by the swinging bare milky breasts of his lovely mother (of course breastfeeding and having sex are not mutually exclusive, just a bit more complicated, and if for the first time for the parents, somewhat new and a little distracting).
So waiting for the children to be asleep or out of the house clearly is the easiest solution.
My 2 year old loves to take baths. When we start getting freaky I run a bath & have my son jump in while we have sex in the room connected to the bathroom so I can make sure he is safe. This can give us up to forty five minutes sometimes :)


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I needed to find a "go-to" pair of jeans that were really sharp looking, so off to CATO Fashions it was. I knew they had stylish jeans that fit right! And, of course my eyes saw other items that were so "darlin!" I hate trying on clothes, but you have to know if something fits you, before you leave the store. I'm so glad that I did.
This lace top is so gorgeous!
I only went into the store to get 1 pair of jeans! And, this is what happened:
While looking in all the different places for jeans, I saw all of these adorable tops. They go so perfectly with the jeans too. The first 2 tops were on sale. But then, I saw the Ruffle Jacket on display, inside the dressing room! And, it looked so cute on the mannequin. So, of course I just had to try it on. The ruffle jacket had all of the elements that I love in a jacket/top. I tried it on, it looked so good, it goes perfect with my boots, and I had to have it. It was not on sale. I bought it anyway.
Everything was on sale except the jeans and ruffle jacket.
I remember being 15-years-old with a work permit, and my first job was for a fashion store just like CATO's. I also worked in a shoe store, and took Marketing I & II. I have many years of Sales & Marketing experience.
Good move CATO, good move. You got me in the store and strategically placed a maze for me to maneuver through your store, all the while seeing every adorable piece of fashion that you have! I digress!
The cute "sport jersey" top was $13.99
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The pre-tax total without the jacket would have been about $57.97
Add in the $29.99 jacket, and the total made it almost $88 before taxes.
I needed a couple of more tops, and I'm happy with the end result. I'm also very pleased with the quality of the clothing. I have a pair of CATO jeans, and they have been very sturdy. Now, if I could just find those pink boots!
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SAN JUAN, P.R. (February 28, 2006) - ETSU freshman golfer Jordan Findlay (Fraserburgh, Scotland) posted a final round 2-under-par 70 and finished tied for fifth place at 4-under in the Puerto Rico Classic Tuesday at the Westin Rio Mar Golf Club.
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