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Carlisle 2-Piece Oar Shaft
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Item: 77257.01 | Product Details »
- Blades Sold Separately. Shaft lengths are listed here as including the blade. Please see the Specs Tab for ACTUAL shaft lengths.
- The 1-7/8" diameter thick-walled tempered aluminum tubing is sheathed in colorful, abrasion-resistant polyethylene tubing.
- 8' and longer oars have reinforced inner shafts for extra-duty strength.
- 2-piece take-apart shafts are great for transporting.
- Rubber grips cushion the molded plastic handles.
- Blades are sold separately so that you can choose the width and brand that best suits your needs. The removable blades also permit easy storage and transport.
- Shaft lengths are listed as the final length, which will include the approximately 27" long blade you choose (sold separately). For a list of ACTUAL shaft lengths, please click on the Specs tab.
Product Reviews(1)
|Weight (8', ea):
|4.85 lbs.
|Shaft Material:
|Aluminum encased in polyethylene
|Shaft Diameter:
|1 7/8"
|Frame Width
|Recommended Minimum Length
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Easy to tie down as spare
- Quick to assemble
- Strong
- Doesn't match Cataracts
Best Uses
- As a spare oar
- Extended trips
- Rivers
Comments about Carlisle 2-Piece Oar Shaft:
We row a 13' Hyside raft with a stern frame and the full size spare oar we used previously was always in the way of bow paddlers when strapped to the side of the boat. The Carlisle breakdown oar works great because it can be strapped to the stern behind the oarsman and is compact and out of the way but within easy reach when needed. Small disadvantage is the handle grip is slightly different than the Cataract oars we use but not a big deal. I would definitely recommend this product.
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Q:Can the shaft be cut into three pieces such that a 9'6"(including blade) total length setup be of equal lengths? If so, what if any is the charge?
Are all the connections push button for quick assembly in time of need?Asked on 3/26/2016 by Troy from Evergreen, CO
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A:John M Bauer
Hope these notes help. Would not cut and fix. Just take it apart.Answered on 3/27/2016 by Anonymous
A:Hi Troy,
Because all the connections are the 'slide in and push button' type, you couldn't cut the shaft the way you want.
The enlarged photo of the Carlisle oar shaft extender shows how they're configured - one side is the aluminum
shaft without the plastic covering, the other has the internal button lock assembly that accepts the stripped down
part of the shaft from the other piece.
Having said that, if you were a really good tinkerer/inventor, you might be able to do what you want, but on the
scale of easy - medium - difficult, it would be quite difficult, though probably not impossible. I'm pretty good at
this sort of stuff and wouldn't try it, but figure out an alternative.
Not the news you wanted to hear but hope it gets you further along.
And by the way, these are really good oars - I use them to occasionally row a rather large boat that wasn't meant
to be rowed and they work great for my mis-application.
A:Troy. All assemblies are push button. As long as you keep them sand and dent free they go together easily you cannot cut them to custom lengths as there is a male and female end that must fit together.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 3/27/2016 by Anonymous
A:Yes, the connections are push button, but I recommend spare oars be assembled and strapped onto your craft. Breakdown really is for convenience getting to the put-in.
The website Q&A on oars has good answers regarding lengths, both completely assembled including the blade (the nominal length) and broken down. NRS has probably answered your question about converting to 3 equal lengths – I think it's not workable into 3 equal sections unless, perhaps, you purchased the single piece oar shaft and converted it as you wished. As described in the Q&A, a 9 ft. breaks down into 2 essentially equal lengths (56 in. each), but the 9ft. 6 not quite (61 in. & 58 in.).Answered on 3/27/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:Hi, interested in a 9 foot spare oar for my drift boat. wondering if the shaft pieces are 2 equal length pieces or if they are asymmetrical in length and if so what is length of both pieces.
jasonAsked on 3/1/2015 by jason
4 answers
A:I use as a spare for my drift boat. The two shaft pieces are asymmetrical so that when you add a standard 27-inch blade both halves are about equal (a little over 4.5 feet for the 9 foot length). The piece with the grip is little more than 4.5 feet and the short piece where the blade attaches is about 2.5 feet.Answered on 3/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:The two oar pieces are of equal length when the oar blades are attached. Otherwise, no, the blade end is shorter.
Sent from Windows MailAnswered on 3/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:We run 9.5 foot oars on our Hyde D.B. so we use the 9.5 foot version of the Carlisle oar as our spare.The pieces are asymmetric. The grip section of our 9.5 foot Carlisle two piece oar is roughly 61" and this section has a male ferrule. The second section is roughly 31" it has a female ferrule at each end.( One for the grip section and one for the oar blade ).In essence, it's just an extension piece that allows it to roughly match the length of the grip section, once you attach an oar blade to it. When attached to the second section, the Carlisle oar blade we selected to use with this shaft, extends another 27" beyond the second section of the shaft.This makes the second section roughly 58" in combined length with an oar blade affixed to it. Good drifts to you Jason,DaveAnswered on 3/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:The two pieces are slightly different lengths. The top "half" is longer (58") and the bottom "half" with the paddle is 56". Realize the top half slips into the bottom part of the shaft. Inserts 6". See photo of the two halves separate. Hope that helps.
John M BauerAnswered on 3/1/2015 by Anonymous
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Q:I'm interested in a 9'6" oar when fully assembled. If I were to have the blade attached, would there be two equal length pieces when broken down? If not, is that something I can request when ordering?Asked on 10/9/2014 by Greg from Bellingham, WA
3 answers
A:Yes 2 equal lengths with the blades attached, pack into an SUV easily.
CheersAnswered on 10/15/2014 by Anonymous
A:Yes, Greg, they'll be ~ the same length. The handle end is 61", which includes the 6" male part of the joining ferrule. The other part of the shaft, with the blade attached is 59".Answered on 10/10/2014 by Clyde from NRS
A:Hope this photograph of the oar puts it in perspective. The long blue piece is the long piece of the oar. The short blue piece attaches to the oar paddle. When the paddle is attached to the short piece it equals the length of the long blue piece.
Sent from my pocket personal portable time wasting devise.Answered on 10/11/2014 by Anonymous
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Q:Does the oar come with the blade? I have a 21 foot sailboat with an eight foot beam and about 3 foot free-board where I would be rowing. I want oars that break down and can fit into the cabin. I think I need 10 foot oars. Does the oar shaft break down- It looks like it does. Then the oar with the blade would be 3 pieces?Asked on 5/18/2014 by John from United States
3 answers
A:The oar does NOT come with the blade. You have to purchase that separately.
Dan SteinerAnswered on 5/18/2014 by Anonymous from Alaska
A:John, the blades are separate, see Items # 75001.01 and 75002.01. And the shafts are sized as thought the blades are attached. If you find the 10' oars to be short, you can add 1' Oar Extenders, Item # 77258.01. You can see the lengths of the halves of the breakdown shafts in the Specs tab. The "rule of thumb" for oar length is 1/3 inboard of the oar lock and 2/3 outboard. Call us at 800.635.5202 with any questions.Answered on 5/18/2014 by Clyde from NRS
A:Yes. The par and blade break down very nicely. Make sure you figure out the size for the oar lock. NRS will guide you with that.
Sent from my pocket personal portable time wasting devise.Answered on 6/2/2014 by Anonymous
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Q:what is the diameter of the shaft and what oar stop will fit if rope wrapped with 3/16 inch rope?Asked on 3/15/2014 by RPH from California
3 answers
A:I believe the diameter of the shaft is 1-7/8". A (Tom Grant oar right) or the two piece stop will fit with rope.
I have not experienced long term success with keeping rope on plastic shaft oars regardless of the glue.Cold temperature seems to effect the adhesion. Glue works well with rope or the plastic but not both.I would avoid glues that disfigure the plastic as it limits other options. Eventually all rope needs redone.Answered on 3/19/2014 by Anonymous
A:The oar shaft is 1 7/8 " in diameter. I am using it as a spare for my
drift boat and transferred the molded oar sleeve from my spare 1 pc shaft so
am not sure about the oar stop. Hope this helps
flyfischAnswered on 3/16/2014 by Anonymous
A:The diameter of the shaft is 1 7/8". Either the Rubber Oar Stopper, Item # 77405.01 or Large Plastic Stopper, # 77406.01, will work over the rope wrap.Answered on 3/17/2014 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:I need to get the correct oarlock for this oar, so what is the diameter of this oar?Asked on 6/22/2013 by jim
5 answers
A:1 7/8 inchesAnswered on 6/25/2013 by Anonymous
A:Jim, the shaft is 1 7/8" in diameter.Answered on 6/22/2013 by Clyde from NRS
A:The OD of the oar is 1-7/8" - just the same as a regular Carlisle oar.
But wait - you want to put an molded oar sleeve on it and then possibly an
oar right. The Sawyer Cobra Oarlocks are expensive - but worth it if you
plan to do a lot of rowing or technical rowing. Remember to adjust your
new oarlocks so the oar does not "fall" out of it.Answered on 6/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:2 sizes of oarlocks, small and regular. This is a regular shaft. I used a pin and clip setup.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 6/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:NRS Superston Open Oarlocks part Item# 1408 / 77407.01 if you have NRS Oar Mounts or the
NRS Superston™ 1/2" shank Oarlocks that fit oar mounts with a 1/2" diameter opening. These oarlocks do not fit NRS Oar Mounts.
Item# 1408.5 / 77408.01Answered on 6/23/2013 by Anonymous
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U.S. and Canadian Forms of General Security Agreement. It is not uncommon in cross-border financing transactions to have multiple U.S. and Canadian entities as borrowers or guarantors. In these transactions, there are often two forms of general security agreement – one governed by U.S. law (often the law of New York) for the U.S. debtors, and one governed by the law of one of the provinces of Canada for the Canadian debtors. As U.S. counsel, we are frequently brought in on deals that originate in Canada so the deal starts with a Canadian general security agreement form. The next step may not just involve the U.S. lender's counsel pulling an additional U.S. form out of the drawer. Frequently, the Canadian form general security agreement may be "Americanized" by U.S. lender's counsel once the Canadian form has been negotiated by Canadian counsel. The process of turning a Canadian form into a U.S. form can add material cost. Even if a U.S. form is used as the starting point, making it consistent with the Canadian form will also add cost. Once Canadian and U.S. forms of general security agreement are on the table, lender's counsel may require a U.S. debtor or Canadian debtor with assets in both jurisdictions to sign both forms of general security agreement, adding some additional legal work with respect to opinions, resolutions, and the completion of security agreement schedules. Is all this legal documentation just bank lawyers being bank lawyers, or is there no good reason for two different forms and for certain debtors signing both forms?
Frequent Rationale May Be Based on Questionable Logic. One argument frequently advanced for requiring a separate U.S. general security agreement for the U.S. debtors, rather than having them the sign the Canadian form goes something like this: A U.S. debtor has assets in the United States, and it will be easier for the secured party to enforce its security interest in the United States if it has a U.S. form of general security agreement. But this generalization involves an assumption that may not be true. It assumes that enforcing a Canadian general security agreement in the United States would be materially more burdensome than enforcing a U.S. general security agreement. A limited search of state and federal cases in New York would indicate that U.S. courts do not have much trouble enforcing Canadian security agreements. See, for example: Barlow Lane Holdings Ltd. v. Applied Carbon Tech. (Am.), Inc., 2004 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16194 (W.D.N.Y. Aug. 11, 2004) (enforcing a security agreement governed by Ontario law against a U.S. defendant because no evidence was presented that the law of Ontario would differ) and United States ex rel. Solera Constr. v. J.A. Jones Constr. Group, 2010 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 34065 (E.D.N.Y. 2010) (Court enforced Quebec hypothec against a Quebec corporation relying on an affidavit of a Quebec lawyer experienced in secured transactions).
Moreover, under the Uniform Commercial Code (the UCC), whether a security agreement creates a valid security interest is governed by the law chosen by the parties in that security agreement (see official comment 2 to the New York UCC §9-301). If a security agreement is governed by the law of one of the provinces of Canada, a U.S. court should not decline to enforce a security interest created under that security agreement so long as such security interest is valid under the law governing that security agreement, even though such security agreement does not create a valid security interest under the UCC. For example, imagine a security agreement governed by Ontario law which describes the collateral with a supergeneric description ("All assets of the Debtor") and not by type, or does not provide a specific description of any commercial tort claim, as required by the UCC. Such a security agreement would not create a valid security interest under the UCC in the debtor's assets or any commercial tort claim. But if Ontario law governs the security agreement, those deficiencies under the UCC are irrelevant for U.S. law purposes because Ontario substantive law would govern the adequacy of the description of the collateral in the security agreement, not the UCC. A U.S. court should find that the security interest is valid assuming it is valid under Ontario substantive law. This is in contrast to perfection. Perfection is governed by the conflict rules set forth in the UCC. The application of these conflict rules typically results in the secured party having to file a financing statement under the UCC against a U.S. debtor even when the security agreement is governed by the law of Ontario or some other jurisdiction (the law governing the security agreement being irrelevant).
Doubling Up May Make Sense. But there still may be good reasons for having a separate U.S. form of general security agreement.
The conflict of laws rules under the Personal Property Security Act (the PPSA) for the validity of a security interest are not the same as under the UCC. Under the PPSA, validity is treated like perfection and priority – the parties' choice of law doesn't control (See Ontario PPSA§§5.(1) and 7.(1)). For example, if the assets subject to a security agreement governed by Ontario law are located in New York, under the PPSA, the law of New York (the UCC) governs the validity of a security interest in such assets located in New York, notwithstanding the parties' choice of Ontario law in the security agreement. Similarly, if the debtor has its sole place of business or chief executive office in New York, under the PPSA, the law of New York would govern the validity of a security interest in certain intangibles and mobile goods of the debtor. ("U.S. assets" will be used to refer to those assets of a debtor as to which the validity of a security interest is governed by U.S. law under the PPSA conflict rules.)
The PPSA conflict rules applicable to the validity of a security interest create a rather surprising possibility—a U.S. court could find a security agreement governed by Ontario law creates a valid security interest for purposes of enforcement in the United States even though it includes a defective collateral description applying the UCC requirements. But a Canadian court could find that this same security agreement does not create a valid security interest in the U.S. assets on the basis that the UCC, rather than the PPSA, governs the validity of such security interest. We don't know if this bizarre result would in fact ensue. But the PPSA conflict rules applicable to the validity of a security interest may justify having a separate U.S. form of security agreement and certain debtors being required to sign both the Canadian and U.S. forms of security agreement, so as to assure the creation of a valid security interest in their respective U.S. assets for purposes of enforcement in Canada, not the United States!
However, before using the PPSA conflict rules applicable to the validity of a security interest as the basis for requiring a separate U.S. form of security agreement whenever a debtor has U.S. assets (and not just using a Canadian form), consider the following: Not all security agreements governed by the law of Ontario or one of the other provinces contain collateral descriptions that are defective under the UCC. If there is a deficiency in the collateral description in such a security agreement applying the UCC requirements to such description, the deficiency can be remedied by modifying the description of collateral, rather than creating a separate US form security agreement. Finally, it is important to remember a security interest created under such a security agreement, if valid under the law of the province governing such security agreement, should still be fully enforceable in the United States, even if not enforceable in Canada against the U.S. assets.
In my view, the more compelling reason for requiring a separate U.S. form of security is that the debtor representations and covenants in a U.S. form tie more closely into the UCC perfection requirements, which are different than the Canadian requirements for certain types of collateral. It is these UCC perfection requirements that are likely to apply to a U.S. debtor or a Canadian debtor with a U.S. location or assets. For example, the perfection of a security interest in a U.S. deposit account (as original collateral, but not as proceeds of other collateral) cannot be accomplished by the filing of a financing statement (in contrast to the rules under the PPSA). Perfection under the UCC requires a control agreement among the depositary bank, the secured party and the debtor. Many U.S. general security agreements require the debtor to disclose the details relating to its deposit accounts and include a specific covenant that requires the debtor to provide a control agreement for each of its existing and future deposit accounts. Similarly, there may be special provisions in a U.S. general security agreement for, among other things, vehicles that are covered by certificates of title, timber, and as-extracted collateral (minerals and oil and gas) for which there are special perfection requirements that require the secured party to obtain additional information.
It Is a Judgment Call. In an asset based deal, the lender may have the objective of having a perfected security interest in every material asset of the debtor, with cost being very much a secondary concern. Using a separate U.S. general security agreement form with detailed representations and covenants addressing UCC requirements will be consistent with this objective. In some cases, having a Canadian or U.S. debtor sign both forms may indeed make sense. But there do remain situations where requiring a separate form of U.S. security agreement may not add enough value to justify the cost, and using the same Canadian form for all debtors (with perhaps some modifications) may be an appropriate solution. The right choice will largely depend on the nature of the debtor's present and expected future assets and the level of lender's reliance on those assets. For example, if a U.S. debtor only has receivables and inventory and has no other assets, or is a holding company, using the same form for such debtor as the Canadian debtors could make sense. U.S. counsel and Canadian counsel experienced in cross-border matters should work together to make this assessment rather than falling back on the proverbial "more is better."
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DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
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Concrete plant faces rock-hard opposition in West Allis
Colder's adds its concerns to those of neighbors at public hearing
West Allis — Representatives of Colder's added their voices to those of neighbors who are against letting a temporary concrete plant operate on the edge of a West Allis industrial area.
The West Allis Common Council held a public hearing on the proposal last week, though without taking action. Its Safety and Development Committee will take the matter up Dec. 11. The earliest council vote would be Dec. 17.
Michels Corp. of Brownsville has asked for approval of a batch plant where concrete would be mixed and then poured into dump trucks bound for the Zoo Interchange road project. Michels would lease property in the rear of Quad/Graphics, 555 S. 108th St.
The proposed batch plant would operate a maximum of three years, which is shorter than the original five that Michels officials anticipated. But once the city allows a plant there, another plant could move in after Michels leaves, said John Stibal, development director.
As many as 30 trucks an hour would use a temporarily closed portion of the Hank Aaron State Trail and the road that serves Colder's to access Highway 100. The intersection has no traffic light.
Hazardous access?
That worried Tom Balistreri, vice president of merchandising for appliance and furniture retailer Colder's, who said a significant number of accidents happen there already. Speaking at council's Nov. 5 hearing, Balistreri said he doesn't want additional truck traffic to make safety worse for customers and employees who use the road as the only way in and out.
"We cannot stand to have that access affected," Balistreri said.
Fellow Highway 100 business owner Helene Felker said she knows that corner is hazardous because her mother was involved in an accident there. If the collision had involved a loaded dump truck, she would probably be dead, Felker said.
Ryan Murphy, Michels senior manager, pointed out that truck traffic would be sporadic, not consistently heavy. While 30 trucks an hour would access the highway for two or three days, there would be no truck traffic for a week or two, he said.
Bad business conditions
In addition to safety concerns, Colder's representatives expressed worry about the impact on its business.
Backups on the access road, dust from the concrete plant (which could clog the company's ventilation system) and the noise from dump trucks rumbling by on the Hank Aaron Trail (which is 54 feet from the retailer's building) would be disruptive.
As a business owner, Felker agreed that subjecting a business to years of disruption from traffic or construction is unimaginable, Felker said.
"Colder's is a significant presence," Felker said, and its needs should not be ignored.
Neighbors of the site raised similar complaints about potential dust and noise and were annoyed that the city would realize no additional taxes from the proposed plant.
Maintaining control
Michels officials are adamant that they can control dust and noise. The control measures the company is willing to take at the Quad site make approval of that site a wise move, said Michael Debelak, Michels vice president.
If the Quad site isn't available, Michels or some other concrete company with an interchange contract could set up operations on a freeway ramp or right of way where dust and noise dampening measures could not be employed to the same extent, he said.
"It would be pushing the problem closer to possible residences or businesses," Debelak said, adding that the company found that the Quad site has the least impact on homes than any other that considered in 11/2-year search, he said.
He also noted that if trucks have to drive farther to Zoo Interchange work sites, traffic would be affected more than if the Quad site is used.
While Michels is accustomed to initial resistance, attitudes change once people see how the company operates, said Tim Frerichs, construction manager for the paving division.
For example, one freeway project involved Michels running trucks through the night near the hotel-studded Mitchell Airport spur.
"Probably 5,000 people were sleeping in those hotels and in two years we never got one complaint about noise or dust in that area," Frerichs said.
At a work site in Kenosha, the Michels plant operated 50 feet behind a truck service center and made so little dust and noise that the center operated with all four garage doors open with no problem, Frerichs said.
WHAT: Safety and Development Committee consideration of a request to establish a temporary concrete batch plant on a portion of the Quad/Graphics property, 555 S. 108th St.
WHEN: 6 p.m. Dec. 11
WHERE: West Allis City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.
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Analysis of Three Personalized Search Tools in Relation to Information Search: iGoogle, LeapTag, and Yahoo! MyWebTachau, Joel (June , 2007)[more][less]Tachau, Joel 2008-11-03T20:06:38Z 2008-11-03T20:06:38Z 2007-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/7661 xii, 95 p. : ill. (some col.) This paper was completed as part of the final research component in the University of Oregon Applied Information Management Master's Degree Program [see htpp://aim.uoregon.edu]. Personalized search is becoming mainstream with the rollout of iGoogle. While only beginning to impact consumers, these search tools require search experts to retool and rethink how they optimize websites. Three personalized search tools are analyzed to illustrate common features related to the information search stage of the consumer buying process (Kotler & Keller, 2006, p. 191). Conclusions provide a summary of potential SEO (search engine optimization) tactics and five key considerations. AIM Capstone 2007;Joel Tachau Applied Information Management Common features Information search Consumer buying process SEO Optimize websites Search tools Search engine optimization AIM Data Analysis of Three Personalized Search Tools in Relation to Information Search: iGoogle, LeapTag, and Yahoo! MyWeb Other
Analysis of Unique Myoelectric Characteristics in Lower-Extremity Musculature During Locomotive State TransitionsNakamura, Bryson (University of Oregon, October 27, 2016)[more][less]Hahn, Michael Nakamura, Bryson 2016-10-27T18:55:43Z 2016-10-27T18:55:43Z 2016-10-27 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20544 Lower-extremity amputees face numerous challenges when returning to daily activities. Amongst these challenges is the ability to safely and dynamically transition from one locomotor state to another. Switching between level-ground, ramp, and stair locomotion poses an increased risk as lower-extremity functionality is compromised. Powered prosthetics have been proposed as a solution to this problem. Hypothetically, powered prosthetics would be able to return full functional to the amputated limb. The most common and successful source of information used in algorithms for lower-extremity prosthetics has been electromyography. However, in practice, amputees remain unable to easily actuate the mechanized joints of powered prostheses. Therefore, the current project aimed to identify myoelectric activation differences in lower-extremity musculature during the gait cycles preceding locomotor transition in able-bodied, trans-tibial, and trans-femoral subjects to assist efforts in developing robust classification algorithms for locomotor transitions. Analysis of electromyography was completed to determine if there were periods of activation where classification algorithms could utilize differences in myoelectric activation to appropriately control joint actuation in a subset of eight transitions that included level-ground locomotion and switching to either ramp or stair locomotion and vice versa. Ramp transitions were fundamentally similar to level-ground locomotion and elicited no differences in myoelectric activation. Stair transitions were found to alter muscle activation patterns in able-body and trans-tibial subjects. Trans-femoral subjects differentiated from able-bodied and trans-tibial subjects due to increased recruitment pattern variability. These patterns are distinct and may suggest individual learning patterns within the trans-femoral amputee population. Further investigation of these patterns may be warranted. Findings within able-bodied and trans-tibial subjects suggest common transition based differences within each respective population. Trans-tibial classification algorithms may be developed to utilize this information, using schemes that are focused on important areas during the gait cycle. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Amputee Locomotion Ramp Stair Transition Analysis of Unique Myoelectric Characteristics in Lower-Extremity Musculature During Locomotive State Transitions Electronic Thesis or Dissertation Ph.D. doctoral Department of Human Physiology University of Oregon
An analysis of walking and bicycling behavior in suburban multifamily housing: A case study in Eugene, OregonBelanger, Kevin M., 1985- (University of Oregon, December , 2010)[more][less]Belanger, Kevin M., 1985- 2011-04-08T23:51:45Z 2011-04-08T23:51:45Z 2010-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11062 xi, 63 p. : ill. (some col.) A print copy of this thesis is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number. Walking, bicycling, and other modes of active transportation can be utilitarian modes of personal transport, but barriers exist that limit the ability of groups of people to use these modes. This research looks at the walking and bicycling behaviors and attitudes of residents of suburban multifamily housing, a housing type identified in previous literature as needing research. Particularly, the roles of pedestrian route distance and directness as well as physical route characteristics are explored in their effects on walking and bicycling behavior. Results show that both the pedestrian network distance and major arterials are significantly correlated with a person's mode choice. Recommendations include increasing density around suburban commercial centers and encouraging pedestrian and bicycle connections between developments to limit arterial interaction. Committee in Charge: Nico Larco, Chair; Dr. Marc Schlossberg; Dr. Kathryn A. Lynch en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Environmental Studies Program, M.S., 2010; Oregon Active transportation Multifamily housing Suburbs Walking and bicycling Area Planning and Development Transportation planning Architecture Walking -- Oregon -- Eugene Cycling -- Oregon -- Eugene Bicycling An analysis of walking and bicycling behavior in suburban multifamily housing: A case study in Eugene, Oregon Thesis
Anderson, Heather (University of Oregon, September 29, 2014)[more][less]Conley, David Anderson, Heather 2014-09-29T17:41:03Z 2014-09-29T17:41:03Z 2014-09-29 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18323 A rubric was used to determine the frequency of college-readiness practices of Problem Solving, Authentic Learning, and Collaborative Learning present in Advanced Placement Calculus and English syllabi. Chi square tests were conducted and determined Problem Solving, Authentic Learning, and Collaborative Learning were found significantly more often in the English syllabi than in the Calculus syllabi. Problem Solving and its subcomponents understanding the problem and strategizing, as well as the Collaborative Learning subcomponent dialogue, were found in the English syllabi more than in the Calculus syllabi. The Collaborative Learning subcomponent reciprocal teaching was found more frequently in the English Literature and Composition syllabi while peer review was found most often in English Language and Composition syllabi and not analyzed for its presence in the Calculus syllabi. No significant differences were found between subjects for the Problem Solving subcomponent hypothesizing, Authentic Learning or any of its subcomponents, nor the Collaborative Learning subcomponents using out of class time for study group learning or group projects. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Advanced Placement (AP) authentic learning collaborative college readiness problem solving Analyzing AP Syllabi for Problem Solving, Authentic Learning, and Collaborative Learning Practices Electronic Thesis or Dissertation D.Ed. doctoral Department of Educational Methodology, Policy, and Leadership University of Oregon
Krishnakumar, Sheetal (University of Oregon, June , 2014)[more][less]Krishnakumar, Sheetal 2014-09-18T17:58:58Z 2014-09-18T17:58:58Z 2014-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18252 36 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Biology and the Clark Honors College of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for degree of Bachelor of Science, Spring 2014. Searching for and analyzing novel mutant phenotypes in early cell division of C. elegans allows researcher to infer how the wild-type gene/ protein normally functions after observing defects. To investigate these phenotypes, three different temperature sensitive (ts) mutants (orl786ts; lin-2 (el309), orl700ts; /iu-2 (el309), and orl578ts; Jin-2 (el309)) were analyzed. Using Nomarsk.i/ DIC videomicroscopy, phenotypic analysis was completed to record the mutant embryos from the 1-cell to 4-cell embryo stage. After following up the phenotypic analysis with outcrosses and re-analysis, the mutants showed to have several defects prolonged durations within stages of the cell cycle. This could be a result of mutations in DNA replication machinery or of cell cycle regulator. Further tests can be done to isolate the origin of the mutation and permit a better understanding of the genes in which the mutations occurred. en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon thesis, Dept. of Biology, Honors College, B.S., 2014; All Rights Reserved. C. Elegans Cell Division Early Embryonic Caenorhabditis Elegans Biology Analyzing Early Embryonic Cell Division Defects in Caenorhabditis Elegans Thesis / Dissertation
Beick, Kevin (University of Oregon, December , 2014)[more][less]Beick, Kevin 2015-08-10T18:55:23Z 2015-08-10T18:55:23Z 2014-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/19075 39 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Computer and Information Science and the Clark Honors College of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for degree of Bachelor of Arts, Fall 2014. A Bounding Volume Hierarchy — a type of informational data structure commonly used in computer graphics — is a popular means of accelerating the ray tracing algorithm used to render 3D images. There are many possible variations to consider when implementing a BVH for a particular ray tracing project. The goal of this thesis is to gain an understanding of how a few of the most significant design decisions affect a BVH's performance. To gain a thorough understanding of the internal mechanics of BVHs, I wrote and assembled my own codebase that records runtime metrics during the execution of the ray tracing algorithm. en_US University of Oregon Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0-US Computer Graphics Ray Tracing Bounding Volume Image Rendering Graphics Tree Structure Collision Detection Analyzing Performance of Bounding Volume Hierarchies for Ray Tracing Thesis / Dissertation
Cloyd, Justin (University of Oregon, Dept. of Architecture, Portland Program, December 6, 2008)[more][less]Cloyd, Justin 2008-12-09T19:48:12Z 2008-12-09T19:48:12Z 2008-12-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8019 11 p. Orenco Station and The Round at Beaverton Central are examined through user surveys. Users at each development were asked to list likes, dislikes, and to rate their immediate area. The history of each development, including project setbacks, is also discussed. Despite each projectâ s issues, the results concluded that users view each development in a positive light. en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Architecture, Portland Program Light rail development User opinion Transit oriented development Orenco Station Beaverton, Hillsboro MAX The Round (Beaverton, Or.) Round (Beaverton, Or.) Analyzing Suburban Transit Oriented Development Other
Tomlinson, Titus (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, June 12, 2009)[more][less]Tomlinson, Titus 2009-09-09T16:27:50Z 2009-09-09T16:27:50Z 2009-06-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/9717 Examining committee: Richard Margerum, chair, Max Nielsen-Pincus For millions of people, riding a mountain bike is a healthy way to enjoy the outdoors. With a significant amount of mountain biking occurring on Oregon's public lands there are many implications for those who manage these recreation areas. Current literature states that the most important question in collaborative environmental management remains unanswered and often unasked: To what extent does collaboration lead to improved environmental outcomes? Through the use of a qualitative‐based assessment, this research analyzed the environmental outcomes of collaborative‐based recreation management in one of northwest Oregon's premier mountain biking destinations, the Black Rock Forest. Findings indicate that the use of collaborative‐based recreation management has led to improved environmental outcomes in Oregon's Black Rock Forest. Findings and recommendations can be used to inform other recreational groups and land management agencies who are currently involved in or looking to initiate a collaborative‐based recreation management venture in their local recreation areas. en_US Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon Mountain biking -- Oregon Collaborative management of natural resources Natural resources -- Co-management -- Oregon Black Rock Forest (Or.) Analyzing the Impacts of Collaborative-Based Recreation Management in Oregon's Black Rock Forest Other
Potter, Melissa C., 1977- (University of Oregon, June , 2009)[more][less]Potter, Melissa C., 1977- 2010-03-03T23:36:28Z 2010-03-03T23:36:28Z 2009-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/10239 xi, 59 p. : ill. A print copy of this thesis is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number. Presenting science fair projects gave students an opportunity to complete a performance assessment that comprised a meaningful task focused on process and subject to standards-based assessment. Students presented science inquiry and engineering design projects to judges at a regional science fair. The judges used the domains of the Potter Rubrics to assess the students' work and assigned a Quality score to each project. Using multiple regression, this study found that the mean scores on the Methods and Analysis domains predicted the mean Quality scores. Analyzing the technical quality of the Potter Rubrics addressed some of the measurement and generalizability concerns about performance assessments. Recommendations for future research and implications for practice were examined. Committee in charge: Gerald Tindal, Chairperson, Educational Leadership; Paul Yovanoff, Member, Educational Leadership; Leanne Ketterlin Geller, Member, Educational Leadership; David Johnson, Outside Member, Chemistry en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of Educational Leadership, Ed. D., 2009; Rubric Science Validity Technical quality Science fair projects Assessment School administration Secondary education Science education Education, Secondary Analyzing the technical quality of a rubric used to assess science fair projects Thesis
García-Caro, Pedro (Ciberletras, June , 2003)[more][less]García-Caro, Pedro 2013-03-20T13:50:34Z 2013-03-20T13:50:34Z 2003-06 García-Caro, Pedro. "Anaqueles caseros", Entrevista a Unai Elorriaga. Ciberletras, 9 (July 2003) . http://www.lehman.cuny.edu/ciberletras/v09/garcia-caro.html 1523-1720 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/12799 es Ciberletras rights_reserved Spanish literature Literary translation Nationalism Basque literature Unai Elorriaga Self-translation "Anaqueles caseros", Entrevista a Unai Elorriaga. Article
Daily, Keith (University of Oregon, Dept. of Architecture, Portland Program, December , 2006)[more][less]Daily, Keith 2006-12-07T02:04:49Z 2006-12-07T02:04:49Z 2006-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/3752 11 p. The expansion of Portland's Urban Growth Boundary in 2002 ignited a change to Oregon's rural landscape. Incorporated into a city in November of 2004, the City of Damascus was a major piece of that growth expansion. From concept plan through future implementation, this paper charts the course of Damascus; as this picturesque landscape now prepares for sudden urban growth. 187765 bytes 739 bytes application/pdf text/plain en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Architecture, Portland Program The Anatomy of a Developing New City: Finding a Home for the New American Dream in Damascus, Oregon Other
Frishkoff, Gwen A.; Tucker, Don M. (Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences, University of Oregon, 2001)[more][less]Frishkoff, Gwen A. Tucker, Don M. 2005-06-23T15:42:26Z 2005-06-23T15:42:26Z 2001 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/966 71 p. 1195089 bytes application/pdf en_US Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences, University of Oregon ICDS technical reports;01-1 Anatomy of the N400: brain electrical activity in propositional semantics Technical Report
AN ANAYLSIS OF EUREKA MATH CURRICULUM FOR COMMON CORE ALIGNMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDINGWhitehurst, Nicole (University of Oregon, June , 2016)[more][less]Whitehurst, Nicole 2016-10-25T16:44:05Z 2016-10-25T16:44:05Z 2016-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20390 83 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Mathematics and the Clark Honors College of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for degree of Bachelor of Science, Spring 2016. Math Education has been a major topic of debate within the education sphere for years now, especially since the introduction of the Common Core State Standards. These standards have been met with mixed reviews. This research begins by analyzing the standards concerning fractions in third, fourth, and fifth grade and determining how it fits with the four domains of mathematical understanding these. It then goes on to an in-depth look at Eureka Math curriculum concerning fractions looking at both its alignment to the Common Core State Standards and its contribution to developing conceptual understanding, one of the four domains of mathematical understanding. Eureka Math was chosen, because it is a free curriculum available for download online, which makes it a lucrative resource for teachers. en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of Mathematics, Honors College, B.A., 2016; Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0-US Math Education Government Standards Common Core Eureka Conceptual Understanding Math Curriculum Elementary Education AN ANAYLSIS OF EUREKA MATH CURRICULUM FOR COMMON CORE ALIGNMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING Thesis / Dissertation
Smirnov, Oleg; Arrow, Holly; Kennett, Douglas; Orbell, John (University of Chicago Press, November , 2007)[more][less]Smirnov, Oleg Arrow, Holly Kennett, Douglas Orbell, John 2015-12-03T22:55:05Z 2015-12-03T22:55:05Z 2007-11 0022-3816 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/19455 Primatological and archeological evidence along with anthropological accounts of hunter-gatherer societies indicate that lethal between-group violence may have been sufficiently frequent during our ancestral past to have shaped our evolved behavioral repertoire. Two simulations explore the possibility that heroism (risking one's life fighting for the group) evolved as a specialized form of altruism in response to war.We show that war selects strongly for heroism but only weakly for a domain-general altruistic propensity that promotes both heroism and other privately costly, group-benefiting behaviors. A complementary analytical model shows that domain-specific heroism should evolve more readily when groups are small and mortality in defeated groups is high, features that are plausibly characteristic of our collective ancestral past. en_US University of Chicago Press Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0-US Heroism Evolution Evolutionary Ancestral War Ancestral War and the Evolutionary Origins of "Heroism" Article
Armstrong Soule, Catherine (University of Oregon, September 29, 2014)[more][less]Madrigal, Robert Armstrong Soule, Catherine 2014-09-29T17:41:40Z 2014-09-29 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18328 The dissertation explores factors influencing consumers' payments in anonymous Pay-What-You-Want (PWYW) pricing contexts. Consumers often pay more than zero when given the opportunity to self-determine payments. However, most PWYW research has focused on contexts where the possibility of social influence from a salesperson or clerk is present. I suggest that in anonymous exchange contexts where social pressure does not exist, consumers will nevertheless make voluntary payments greater than zero. The present research explores PWYW in anonymous purchase contexts. Results from eight studies indicate that PWYW payment amounts are affected by heuristics and biases. In Essay 1, the influence of reference price on PWYW payments is explored. Firm-provided external reference prices (ERPs) framed as injunctive norms (e.g., suggested price) and descriptive norms (e.g., average payment) caused anchoring effects on voluntary payments such that those with higher ERPs reported higher payments. Further, ERPs framed as descriptive (vs. injunctive) norms were more predictive of payment amounts, but only when the ERP is high. Recalling internal reference price information is more effortful than simply reacting to a firm-provided price. The possibility that decreased cognitive processing results in higher payments, violating the concept of self-interest primacy, is explored in Essay 2. Four studies manipulate processing styles and demonstrate that when consumers use more effortful cognitive processing, they tend to make lower PWYW payments. These results suggest that consumers are likely to rely on a normal price heuristic when using more superficial processing. The dissertation demonstrates the importance of reference price information and cognitive processing styles when voluntary anonymous payments are made anonymously. PWYW decisions are influenced by the exchange context and how the information is cognitively processed. At a theoretical level, the findings demonstrate that consumers make voluntary payments in the absence of social pressure and that those payments can be predictably influenced by features in the exchange setting. Finally, the research suggests that consumers who exert less cognitive effort in PWYW situations make higher payments. It therefore appears that the first instinct is not to act self-interestedly by making little or no payments, but rather payments seem to be guided by heuristic-based decision making. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Consumer Behavior Dual Processing Judgment and Decision Making Participative Pricing Pay-What-You-Want Pricing Psychological Pricing Anchors, Norms and Dual Processes: Exploring Decision Making in Pay-What-You-Want Pricing Contexts Electronic Thesis or Dissertation 2016-09-29 Ph.D. doctoral Department of Marketing University of Oregon
Ancient archetypes in modern media: A comparative analysis of "Golden Girls", "Living Single", and "Sex and the City"Macey, Deborah Ann, 1970- (University of Oregon, September , 2008)[more][less]Macey, Deborah Ann, 1970- 2009-02-19T01:15:26Z 2009-02-19T01:15:26Z 2008-09 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8583 xii, 214 p. A print copy of this title is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number. Recombinant television, a common television practice involving recycled, prepackaged formulas, updated to create programming that is perceived as novel, impacts more than industry processes. While the industry uses recombinants to reduce risk by facilitating aspects of production and audience affiliation, the inadvertent outcomes include a litany of narratives and characters that influence our worldview. As did the myths of earlier oral societies, television serves as one of our modern storytellers, teaching what we value and helping us make sense of our culture. This study focuses on how the prevalence of recombinant television limits portrayals of women and the discourse of feminism in three popular, female cast American sitcoms. This study comparatively examines the recombinant narratives and characters in Golden Girls, Living Single , and Sex and the City . While these programs are seemingly about very different modern women, older White women in suburban Florida; twenty-something African-American women in Brooklyn; and thirty-something, White, professional women in Manhattan, respectively, the four main characters in each show represent feminine archetypes found throughout Western mythology: the iron maiden, the sex object, the child, and the mother. First, a content analysis determines if a relationship exists between the characters and archetypes. Then, a comparative textual analysis reveals the deeper meanings the archetypes carry. Finally, a comparative narrative analysis examines the similarities and differences among the series. The findings reveal that a relationship exists between each modern character and her corresponding ancient archetype, reflecting particular meanings and discourses. The iron maiden archetypes, for example, generally bring forth a feminist discourse, whereas the child archetypes exhibit traditional values. While the sex object archetypes are self-absorbed, consumed with their own beauty and sexual conquests, the mother archetypes seek psychological wellness for themselves and those around them, generally providing much of the emotional work for the group. As reflected in these popular U.S. television series, the similarities among the archetypes and narratives depict limited views of women's lives, while the variance indicates differences among age, race, and class demographics. These recombinant portrayals of ancient archetypes as modern women suggest that our understanding of women's lives remains antiquated, reductionist, and conventional. Adviser: Debra Merskin en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, School of Journalism and Communication, Ph. D., 2008; Gender studies Mass communications Living single (Television program) Golden girls (Television program) Character analysis Archetypes Television studies Sex and the city (Television program) Ancient archetypes in modern media: A comparative analysis of "Golden Girls", "Living Single", and "Sex and the City" Thesis
"And the middle of that is reproductive justice": A qualitative exploration into the practicality of intersectionality for sexual health professionalsDel Rosso, Teri (University of Oregon, November 21, 2016)[more][less]Curtin, Pat Del Rosso, Teri 2016-11-21T16:58:58Z 2016-11-21T16:58:58Z 2016-11-21 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20710 This study explores how the complicated and nuanced identity theory, intersectionality, can be implemented as a communication strategy for sexual health professionals. From interviews with sexual health professionals in Oregon, this research indicates that through the adaptation of a reproductive justice lens professionals can practice intersectionality in their day-to-day work. Strategic communication has longed focused on the "cash value" of theory and suggested that theory is best when it can be applied in real world instances. This research identifies three strategies for application: the use of explicit language, the building of transformative coalitions, and the centering of marginalized voices, stories, and lived experience. This, in combination with an exploration into how sexual health professionals see their own professional and personal identities, indicates that there are very real world applications of intersectional theory that benefit practice. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Critical Public Relations Identity Intersectionality Reproductive Justice Sexual Health Strategic Communication "And the middle of that is reproductive justice": A qualitative exploration into the practicality of intersectionality for sexual health professionals Electronic Thesis or Dissertation Ph.D. doctoral School of Journalism and Communication University of Oregon
ANDALUSIA, SPAIN'S 2016 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR IMMIGRANT EDUCATION: PROMOTING INTERCULTURALISM OR ASSIMILATION?Whitaker, Caroline Paige (University of Oregon, June , 2016)[more][less]Whitaker, Caroline Paige 2016-10-25T16:41:22Z 2016-10-25T16:41:22Z 2016-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20389 88 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of International Studies and the Clark Honors College of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for degree of Bachelor of Arts, Spring 2016. This honors thesis examines the Socio-Educative section of Andalusia, Spain1s 2016 Comprehensive Policy for Immigration and its wider implications for how the Andalusian education system treats cultural and linguistic diversity. It finds that the intercultural rhetoric used in the policy has little substantive value because the content and programs of the policy treat cultural and linguistic differences as deficits. Furthermore, the policy treats diversity as a necessary transitional phase in the end goal of cultural and linguistic assimilation of immigrants. It recommends that the PIPIA be revised for a fourth time to incorporate programs based on enrichment theory and interculturalism. en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of International Studies, Honors College, B.A., 2016; Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0-US Education Policy Andalusia, Spain Immigrant Education Intercultural Education Cultural Assimilation Policy Analysis Spanish ANDALUSIA, SPAIN'S 2016 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR IMMIGRANT EDUCATION: PROMOTING INTERCULTURALISM OR ASSIMILATION? Thesis / Dissertation
Larsell, Olof, 1886-1964 (1924)[more][less]Larsell, Olof, 1886-1964 2008-02-08T03:22:55Z 2008-02-08T03:22:55Z 1924 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5491 27 p. Reprinted from: Annals of Medical History, Vol. 6, No. 1, March 1924. 1073399 bytes application/pdf en_US Collected Reprints from University of Oregon Medical School ; v. 2 (1924) Retzius, A. (Anders), 1796-1860 Anders Adolf Retzius (1796-1860) Article
Burkhalter, Heather Leann (December , 2002)[more][less]Burkhalter, Heather Leann 2004-10-06T19:00:53Z 2004-10-06T19:00:53Z 2002-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/226 Advisor: Gaylene Carpenter, 104 p. The purpose of this study was to determine whether andragogical practices were a useful means for the delivery of arts and cultural programs to Generation Xers in postmodern Judeo-Chirstian church settings. The data gathered in this study provided a much-needed base of information to assist leaders in facilitating and connecting with Generation Xers. It was determined that it was desirable for individual leaders in postmodern Judeo-Christian churches to know more about their own attitudes and approaches to learning. 3249285 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon theses, Arts and Administration Program, Master's Project, 2002; Generation X Churches--Judeo-Christian Arts programs ANDRAGOGY AND ARTS PROGRAMMING: FACILITATING GENERATION XERS IN POSTMODERN JUDEO-CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Thesis
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Back in 2008 around November, i was caught as petty theft. The case ended on July 2009. The public attorney told me to do the plea bargain and all I did was paid the fine and there was 1 year of probation. That was it, nothing else. I have no other mistakes since then.
Now i want to apply for US citizenship because my greencard will be expired next year in APril.
Am I qualified for petty theft exemption? Would i be successful to become a citizen? Would just this one mistake get me to be deported? it was a Misdemeanor.
If the plea deal ended in July of 2009, you must wait 5 years to be safe before you apply for naturalization and also if I were you I would not travel outside the US. Theft is a CIMT-Crime Involving Moral Turpitude and it can make you inadmissible, i.e. not eligible to enter the US if you depart and upon return to the US, at the port of entry, you may be placed into Secondary Inspection and unpleasant things may occur such as the officer confiscating your green card and issuing you an I-94 parole document valid for 30 days with an appointment to the Deferred Inspection office where they may issue you a Notice to Appear (place you into immigration court charging document). Even though you pled and got probation and its a misdemeanor if you pled guilty to get this probation from the prosecutor you are still viewed as having a 'conviction' for immigration purposes. Whether this qualifies for a petty offense exception, please call us or other colleagues to arrange for a consultation.
You're better served starting your time calculation from the date the case concluded (July 2009). And then add your five years but only if you didn't have any probation violations and your probation was terminated successfully. Or you can try to vacate the plea of the petty theft case, get the case dismissed and then apply.
The case did NOT "ended on July 2009" if "there was 1 year of probation". The case ended whenever the court said the case ended which is likely when you completed all the conditions set by the court, including the one year probation.
USCIS has a rule that states that an applicant for naturalization generally cannot prove good moral character while on probation for a criminal law conviction.
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I just feel like this isn't that moisturizing, the price is quite high, and I really don't like the smell - kind of like hand lotion. This is just a miss for me.
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Eh. I was looking forward to using this along with one condition so that I could start wearing my hair curly again. I understand you don't want to weigh your hair down when you're wearing it curly, but this wasn't moisturizing at all, leading to frazzled looking curls. It also smelled weird. I mean, I'm all about my herbal scented products, but this smelled like stale curry.
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I do not feel that this moisturizes my hair well. Also, the smell is unpleasant.
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Smells amazing- like sweet tarts candy. If you use a drying shampoo that leaves the hair feeling like hay just use this and your hair will be immediately revived. Love this stuff. I usually use about 1 oz on my thick hair after each shampoo, so get the jumbo size if you have a lot of hair.
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I used this conditioner with the NO POO shampoo. It felt nice and moisturizing in the shower but my hair didn't look any extra moisturized or healthy after my usual routine....I'm surprised since it felt so good in the shower?!?! It did brush thru a lot easier (I usually have tangles since my hair is so thin)....not sure if I would repurchase
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This product leaves me with mixed feelings about it. If it was less expensive or Ulta put it on sale during their liter sales I might have considered this a keeper. This is overall a good product for me (the new formula). It detangled well, although I don't struggle with this. It left my hair moisturized and a good in between of soft and enough texture to hold my waves/curls. It isn't heavy and isn't super thick so it spreads well and easily. I liked that it is not a greasy or oily product, so I didn't have any reside and hair felt clean for many days. The smell reminds me of dove soap (not strong, but still soapy smelling). Where it lacked a wow factor for me was what it delivers for the price. I still had frizz (my hair is seriously fluffy and frizzy), which is what I'm looking to eliminate without a complicated routine. For the incredibly expensive price tag, I expect major results. While I did like this product, the value for what it is just isn't there for me. Maybe if money was no issue or if I found it on sale I'd repurchase in the future.
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This product changed my hair (in a good way!) It was there for me when I begun the transition to no sulfates/silicones in my routine, and I love that there is none of those nasties in this product. I find best results by using it as an in-shower detangler and conditioner, applied from the ears down. Toward the end of the shower I scrunch it through, rinsing sparingly with water until there is a little left in my hair as a tiny bit of leave in. This product gave my curls definition I didn't know they were capable of!
It is, however, ludicrously expensive, especially because I live in Australia and have to scour for it on eBay. The scent is fruity and sweet, in a chemically way, which is not really my cup of tea, but I don't find it lingers.
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For something so expensive, it was def NOT worth it!
the conditioner was nice, provided an okay slip but was not the best conditioner out there!
i felt like it dried my hair out and i had to use a lot to feel any moisture what so ever.
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Did DevaCurl reformulate this product? I remember trying it a few years ago and didn't really like it, but I decided to try it again a few months ago...and I haven't stopped using it. I believe the scent is also different, and I like it way better now. I use One Condition in conjunction with No Poo -- One Condition is very light, and I find that No Poo is so moisturizing that I don't need a very heavy conditioner. I will definitely repurchase.
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Disney make everything. Pixar, marvel etc. Being owned by disney is not a bad thing.
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Spanish Garden Chili
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Diced green pepper
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Diced zucchini
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|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), uncooked
|No salt tomato sauce
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1) In a medium saucepan, over medium high heat, sauté onion, green pepper and zucchini in water for about 5 minutes until vegetables become soft.
2) Stir in bulgur and cook for 1 more minute, stirring continuously.
3) Bring the mixture to a boil after adding in tomato sauce.
4) Reduce heat and then simmer, covered for 15 minutes until bulgur is just soft.
5) Mix in black bean chili and corn and uncover and cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally until cooked well.
6) Top with yogurt, cilantro, jalapeno peppers and green onion and serve hot in bowls.
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Total Fat 3 g5.2%
Saturated Fat 0.21 g1.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 442.9 mg18.5%
Total Carbohydrates 145 g48.2%
Dietary Fiber 36 g144.1%
Sugars 21.1 g
Protein 42 g84.1%
Vitamin A 123.1% Vitamin C 184.7%
Calcium 26.2% Iron 27.7%
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The 6 Metres chose not to race in today's strong winds and so the overall results for the class remained Tom Richardson's Georgia first, Robin E Richardson's St Kitts second and Peter Andreae's Erica third.
At the prize giving dinner, Panerai presented each of the class winners with a Panerai Instrument and in addition a number of special prizes were awarded. The Lallow Cup, for the best-presented new entrant, went to Robert Fabre's Vagabundo II, a 1945 German Frers Snr classic Bermudan ketch. The International Metre Trophy, for the highest placed Metre boat, went to Raven. Jap won the Brian Keeland Memorial Trophy, for the highest place gaffer.
There were also some humorous awards including the Crunchie Awards presented to those who ran aground during the week which went to Eilean, Zarik, Sceptre, Atlantis, Marcita, Cetewayo and Sea Scamp. And finally the Cetewayo Cup for the Je Ne Sais Quoi competition, which is voted for by the competitors and goes to the boat with that 'indefinable certain something', was won by Andrew Pearson's 1937 Johanas Anker designed Classic 10 Metre flush deck cutter Bojar.
The regatta concludes tomorrow with a Parade of Sail commencing at 11.00. The yachts will assemble off Gurnard before parading past Cowes Green and the Royal Yacht Squadron in a delightful traditional finale to the regatta.
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