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Guide to the Stanford University, Program in Human Biology, Honors Theses
Collection Contents
Theses pre-1990
Abram, Steven R., Pain Sensitivity in the Human Cornea. 1981
Ahern, Rena Lou, A Test of the Inversion of Intensity Hypothesis Controlling for the Effects of Birth Order and Obstetrical Medication. 1979
Andrews, Robert, The Utility of a Retrospective Clinical Database for Primary Lung Cancer Patients. 1987
Aviado, Domingo, The identification of Acetylcholine as a Neurotransmitter in the Leach. 1981
Awad, Roger Edward, A Comparison of Achieving Styles in Men and Women of Various Undergraduate Majors. 1981
Badger, James Thomas, The In-Vitro Effect of Adreamycin, a Commonly used Anti-Tumor Agent, on Cultured Chick Embryo Heart Cells. 1981
Baier,Carl A., Assessing the Role of the Inferior Olive in a Model System of Motor Learning. 1983
Barbe, Susan, Use of Selective Antagonists in the Study of Ergonovine's Vasoconstrictor Activity in Rabbit Thoracic Aorta: No Evidence for Alpha-Adrenergic or Serotonin Receptors . 1983
Bart, Dilys, The Identification of Epithelial Cells in Sweat Gland Cultures. 1988
Becker, Mark, Analysis of Elderly Daycare Centers in Urban Taiwan: Examining the Needs of Taiwan's Elders. 1987
Besbris, Ava M., Discontinuity Question Modes: A Study in Attribution Patterns and Schizophrenia. 1980
Blumberg, Deborah, The Use of Monoclonal Antibodies as Probes for Factors Mediating Intial Events in Neuromuscular Synaptogensis. 1983
Boren, Ashley E., The Composition and Successional Status of Forest Types in the Coast Range of Mendocino County, California. 1983
Braun, Christian Lee, Improving Corporate Innovation. 1987
Brockbank, Bradley Ross, Globalism in the Emerging Post-Industrial Paradigm. 1981
Burke, Redmond Paul, Applications of Cranial Computed Tomography: Establishing an Anatomical Basis for the ASI-II Subsegmentation Program. 1980
Butler, Elizabeth Marie, Demographic and Social Correlates of Parenting a Very Low Birthweight Infant. May 31, 1986
Buxton, Janet A., The Children of Alcoholic Parents: Assessing and Meeting the Needs of A Stanford University Population. 1979
Camargo, Carlos Jr., The Effect of Cessation and Resumption of Moderate Alcohol Intake on Serum High-density Lipoprotein Subfractions- A Controlled Study . 1983
Carpenter, Sarah, The Effects of Running on the Development of Osteoarthritis. May 1985
Coffey, Tom, Assessment of Direct and Indirect Measurement of Physical Activity. 1982
Cool, Jonathan, An Assessment of Selected Issues in Population Program Policy: A Case Study of the Phillipines. . 1981
Deisher, Theresa Ann, A Comparison of the Effects of the Hypothalmic and Spinal Temperature Manipulation on Metabolic Heat Production in the Rabbit. 1984
Dennings, Robin M., Left Anterior Frontal Aphasia. 1987
Dickinson, Robert A., A Management Plan for Implementing Privacy Safeguards in Medical Information Systems. May, 1986
Doane, John Allen, Lymphocyte Stimulation by Adherent Cells of Varying Density. 1982
Echeverria, Begona, "A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet..." even if the Origin of the Language is Unknown? An Exploration of Language Use in the Basque Country . 1988
Edelson, Richard H., Preferential Adhesion in Organ Specific Tumor Cell Metastasis. 1982
Engs, John, The Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) in Kenya: Status and Policy Implications. 1988
Epner, Daniel E., An in Vitro Model for the Study of Acne. 1982
Filvaroff, Ellen Hope; See-Tho Kaus, Gene Construct for Secretion of an HLA Antigen. June, 1986
Folwer, Shelia Johnson, Weight Change in Stanford Women. 1981
Foster, Jonathon, Coping Behavior of the Elderly: A Comparison of Depressed and Normal Population. 1984
Francis, Brian Alan, Influence of Infant Squirrel Monkey Volcalizations on the Behavior and Physiology of the Mother. 1988
Glass, Jeffrey Craig, Animal Models of Attachment on Repeated Separations of Infants from their Mothers. 1981
Glick, Seth, Proglumide enhances haloperidol inhibition of apomorphine-induced sterotypy gut not crcling. May 15, 1986
Green, Ronald, Ontogeny of Spatial Memory in the Rat. May, 1985
Greenlee, Rebecca, Spontaneous Otoacoustic Emissions in Humans: An Investigation of Diurnal Variation. 1987
Gullingsrud, Eugene O., The Role of the Habenula and Fasciculus Retroflexis in the Neural Control of Sleep and Hibernation. 1987
Guteirrez, Yvonne Rosela, Maternal Deprivation Potentiates the Adrenocortical Response to ACTH in Preweanling Rats During the Stress Hyporesponsive Period . 1988
Guyer, Peggy Elaine, A Brain Region Necessary for a Simple Form of Learning. 1982
Harris, Victoria, Forecasting Trends in Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Centers. 1987
Hatsukami, Thomas, Behavorial Effects of Amphetamines on Rhesus Monkeys Shown Color Slides as Stimuli. 1978
Hauer, Karen, Age-Related Changes in Maternal Speech to Infants, Preschoolers, and Adults. 1988
Higgs, Kathryn, D., The Effects of Lactose on Intestinal Development: Implications for the Treatment of Diarrheal Disease in the Third World. 1986-1987
Hogan, John E., Mental Illness as Seen in Fiction: An Alternative Perspective on the Diagnosis and Treatment of the Mentally Ill. 1988
Holmes, David T., Formation of the Engram in a Model Learning System. 1981
Howley, William E., Television Advertisements for Contraceptives: Place, Time and Manner Preferences. 1982
Huang, Virginia S., Depression in the Elderly: Validation of a Geriatric Self-Rating Scales for Depression. 1981
Ikeda, Robin M., Birth Control Information and Contraceptive Services at Stanford University-- A Survey. 1982
Jeffries, Jennifer, Computer Phobia: Why Some People Fear Computers. 1982
Jelliffe, Amy, The Importance of Early Experience for Sound Location in Barn Owls. 1981
Jennings, Carol, An Examination of the Effecs of Gender on Perceptions of and Performance on a Robotic Arm. 1984
Johnson, Craig R., Health Care in Rural, Remote Alaska. May 15, 1986
Judson, Stephen, Neuroanatomical Substrates for Involvement of the Red Nucleus in Learning. 1982
Katz, Sue, The Effects of Early Malnutrition on the Behavioral and Physiological Response to a Conditioned Taste Aversion Task. 1982
Kelsall, Brian L., The Role of the HLA-D Locus in Macrophage-T Cell Collaboration in the Induction of Lymphocyte Transformation in Response to Herpes Simplex Virus, Type I, Antigen . 1980
Kelsall, David C., Studies of Hepatitis-B Antigen Production by a Hepatoma Cell Line and Hepatitis-B Antibody Production by a Hybridoma Cell Line . 1979
Klein, Marisa, A Study of Heural and Behavioral Asymmenties in Fish. 1980
Kline, Carolyn R., A Preliminary Examination of the Program in Human Biology at Stanford University. 1981
Kozak, Kathryn, C., Physiological Effects of Strength Training in Older Men and Women. June, 1988
Kruberg, Walter Gordon, The Hierarchy of Neural Systems Involved in Motor Control. 1982
Kyncl, Marketa M. A., LSD Binding in Solubilized Bovine Frontal Cortex Membranes. 1983
Leander, Stacy, A Study of the Relationship Between Body Image and General Well-Being in College Students. 1982
Lee, Sandra S, A Culturally Sensitive Response to the Mental Health Care Needs of the Aging Asian Population. 1988
Leland, Scott, Oppressive Development: Drought in the Sertao of Northeast Brazil. 1984
Lerman, Joel, The effects of Buspirone on sleep in the Rat. 1986
Leslie, Lisa, The 1982 California Medicaid Reform: The Effect on Accessibility and Quality of Health Care for the Poor. 1984
Lieske, Carol, Pornography: Defining the Limits. [In two volumes] 1988
Marticorena, Dorinda, The Impact of Differential Training Upon Performance on a Robotic Arm and Upon Attitudes Towards Robots. 1984
Maurer, Toby A., The Evolution of an Epidemiologic Study in Childood Leukemia. 1981
McCluskey, Therese, Father-Daughter Incest: Treatment and Intervention. 1981
McDonlad, Craig Michael, The Effect of Weight Loss from Gastric Stapling on Self Concept of the Morbidly Obese. 1983
McKenna, Michael John, Comparison of Human Alkaline Phophatase Osoenzymes: Strcutrual Evidence for Three Classes. 1979
McKenna, Mikie, An Esoenzyme System. [Title page not included]
Meikle, Susan L., Liability and Compensation for vaccine Infuries: Legal History, the Present System, and a Proposal for Change. 1979
Menlove, Lynelle, Mapping of Alport Syndrome-Like Hereditary Nephritis to the X Chromosome. 1984
Merchant, Tom, The Osmoregulatory Behavior of Tigriopus Californicus, A Tidepool Copepod. 1978
Mikules, Michele, The Effects of Early Entry into Daycare on Mother-Child Interaction. 1987
Miller, Rick, The Effect of Low Dose Continuous Irradiation on the Survival of CHO cells In Vitro. 1984
Modlinski, Monika, Investigation of the effect of Dese Dextran on the Thermal Sensitivity of HA-1 Chinese Hamster ovary Cells. 1982
Moore, Linda Y., The Pulmonary Excretion Rate of Carbon Monoxide as an Index of Total Bilirubin Formation in Adult Wistar Rats with Common Bile Duct Ligation . 1983
Morgenthaler, Jennifer, The Development of a Protocol to Measure Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor in Rat Testis Cells. 1984
Murray, Jann L., The Differential Impact of Prenatal Care of the Incidence of Low Birth Weight Among Blacks and Whites in a Prepaid Health Care Plan . January 10, 1986
Ott, Derek, CCK-8S Modulation of [3H] Dopamine Release from Synaptosomes of the Nucleus Accumbens. 1988
Patterson, Robin, Teacher Attitudes Toward the Mainstreaming of Hearing Impaired Students. May 1985
Pennypacker, Leslye C., The Effects of Intraventricular Administrtion of 6-OHDA on Behavior and Spatial Memory in Rats. 1980
Perez, Michael J., The Juvenile Court School System: An Evaluative Study of Organizational Goals and Achievements. 1987
Prystas, Elizabeth, Post-Operative Left Ventricular Dynamics. 1982
Randall, Teri, An Autoradiographic Investigation of Circadian Changes in Regional Cerebral Glucose Metabolism. June 1985
Randle, Yvonne, Weight Change in Freshman Women: A Descriptive Analysis. 1980
Ray, Nigel, Induction and Inhibition of Lesions in Disease Lesion Mimic Mutants of Maize. March 1986
Reagan, Robert Timothy, The Right-left Dimension in Art: A Review of the Literature and an Empirical Study. 1980
Replogle, Robert E., Characterization of the Interleukin-2 Enhancer. 1988
Rich, Edward J., Dominance Behavior and Steroid Hormones in Two Types of Squirrel Monkeys. 1979
Rose, Harvey, The Potential and Economics of Conservation and Renewable Energy Sources. 1980
Sandrock, Alfred W. , Jr., Regulation of Rat Pineal Hydroxyindole-o-methyltransferase: Evidence for S-adenosylmethionine-mediated Glucocorticoid Control. 1979
Schmalzried, Thomas P., Dimethyl Sulfoxide Induced Changes in the Morphology and Protein Synthesis and Secretion of Myoblasts and Fibroblasts. 1980
Sewell, Bradford Hardwick, Policy Perspectives on the use of the U.S. Imported Food Monitoring Program to Encourage Changes in Pesticide Use in Developing Countries . 1985
Shafir, Sharoni, Coral Reef Conservation: A Study of the Effects of Fishing on the Coral Reefs of Kenya. 1988
Sharma, Nutan, Purification of the Subunits of Bovine Dopamine Beta-Hydroxylase. 1986
Shrift, Michael, Power Spectral Analysis of the EEG During Hypnotic Age-Regression. 1984
Simone, Eric Anthony, Accumulation of a Heparin Sulfate Proteoglycan in the Culture Medium of Mouse Mammary Epithelial Cells. 1985
Smith, Garrett, Carcinogen Metabolism in Cultured Human Epithelial Tissue. 1985
Soohoo, Lillian, Gestalt Processing in the Cognitive Development of Normal and Autistic Children: A Comparison of Spatial Problem-Solving Strategies. 1985
Spiekerman, Cynthia, A Culturally Specific Nutrition Education Curriculum for Ghana: Strategies for Decreasing Malnutrition. 1988
Stone, Jodi, Mosquito Control in Northeastern Illinois. 1980
Straut, David, The Management of the Fisher (Martes Pennanti) in California. 1978
Sumits, Tracey, Neurolopsychological Functioning and the Dexamethasone Suppression Test in Patients with Major Depressive Disorder. 1988
Swanson, Brian, The Ponto-cerebellar Pathway: An Alternative Explanation for (KCl induced) cortical spreading Depression impairment of a simple mammilian adaptive reflex response . 1983
Taylor, Lisa, A Theoretical Cost-Benefit Analysis of Memory Intervention Programs for the Elderly. 1981
Thrupp, Lori Ann, Deforestation, Agricultural Development, and Cattle Expansion in Costa Rica: An Integrated Approach to Problems of Land-Use Transformation . 1980
Tinklenberg, Karla J., DRA I and SCA I Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms Identified at the Human Tyrosine Hydroxylase Gene Locus. 1988
Ulmer, Todd, Claims for Wrongful Life and Wrongful Birth: The Standard of Care of Physicians Engaged in Prenantal Diagnosis. 1982
Vickers, Angela J., Phychologically Induced Stress and the Squirrel Monkey. 1982
Wang, Chia-Lien, The Effects of a Hypogravity-induced Environment on Zea Mays Seedlings Under Various Treatments . 1986
Wentz, Kim Renae, Impact of Logging Operations on the Forst Environment of Oaxaca, Mexico. 1981
Wilmarth, Linda K2, The Effects of Monoclonal Anti-C5a and Pentosifylline on Polymorphonuclear Leukocyte Lysosomal Release. 1988
Wu, John, Transcription Analysis of Cytochrome C Oxidase Subunit I in Normal Maize Mitrochondria. 1987
Accession ARCH-1991-005 Theses
Abrams, Robert, The Theatre of the Environment. 1990
Backus, Mark, The Effects of Bupivacaine on the Contractility of Rabbit Urinary Bladder and Renal Pelvis Smooth Muscle in Vitro. 1989
Berman, Sarah, Investigation and Analysis of the Incidence of Allergic Symptoms in Patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. 1989
Block, Stuart I., The Genetics of Alcoholism: Mechanisms, Markers and Cyclic Amp. 1989
Campbell, Allyson M., Reduced Adhesion and Spreading to Laminin Are Associated With a Glyco-sylation Alteration of a Laminin Receptor. 1989
Davis, Debra K., The Effects of Varied External pH on Red Blood Cell Membrane Shape. 1990
Day, Charles S., Temporary Lesions of the Raphe Magnus Nucleus and the Pre-Optic Anterior Hypothalamus in Thermoregulation. 1990
Dungan, Elizabeth, Gender Differences in Life Satisfaction Ratings. 1990
Essenmacher, Kirk, The Effects of Exogenous LDL on Adult Bovine Articular Chondrocyte Cell Proliferation in Serum-Free Medium. 1990
Haberland, Corinna Anke, EEG Analysis of Hibernation in Ground Squirrels. 1990
Hokanson, T. Erik, Individual Decision Making: Exchanging Money for Life Risk. 1990
Huchton, David Morgan, The Effects of Differing Lengths of Maternal Deprivation on the Infant Rat's Adrenocortical Response to Novelty, Saline Injection or ACTH Injection During the Stress Hyporesponsive Period . 1989
Hughes, Flint, The Coupled Effects of Alien Grass Invasion and Fire in the Seasonal Submontane Ecosystem of Hawi'i Volcanoes National Park. 1989
Hurd, Stacy, Qualitative and Quantitative Aspects of Day versus Night Sleep in Physicians: Relationship to Performance and Mood. 1990
Keiler, Leslie Susan, Using a HyperCard Writing Program to Enhance Scientific Learning for Middle School Students. 1989
Kerns, Kara Lynn, Cloning and Expression of Glycoprotein G of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 in a Mammalian Cell Line. 1990
Lee, Margaret M., Pharmacology of Autorhythmic Neutrons In Doriopsilla Albopunctata. 1989
Lu, Michael Chunchi, Comparative Politics of Health and Medical Care in Taiwan and China. 1989
Martin, Anne Marie, The Effects of Maternal Deprivation on Adrenal Sensitivity to ACTH Administartion During the Stress Hyporesponsive Period in Infant Rat Pups . 1989
Mody, Tara Marie, Influence of the Early Maternal separation on the Behavioral and Physiological Responses to the Social Isolation in Adolescent Squirrel Monkeys . 1989
Nirmul, Camlesh, The Behavioral and Physiological Response to a Novel Environment of the Infant Squirrel Monkey in the Presence of Its Awake or Anesthetized Mother . 1990
Paik, Lisa Marie, A Critical Assessment of Trekking in the Annapurna Region of Nepal. 1989
Pham, Teresa, Long Term Effects of Maternal Deprivation on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Responsivity of Rat Pups. 1990
Raskin, Damon Bradley, Ultradian Rhythms of Gneital Vasocongestion in Men. 1989
Reinier, Kyndaron, Health Care in Poland: The Ideology and Reality of Universal, Free Health Care. 1990
Rodriguez, Beverly, The Prevalence of Sexual Coercion among Males and Females of Diverse Ethnic Groups at Stanford University. 1990
Saigal, Cristopher S., Frequencies of Alleles Detected by Xmn I Cleavages in the APO A1/APO C3/APO A4 Gene Complex in Seven Human Populations. 1989
Schrieber, Jonathan, Cloning and Characterization of a Cyclic AMP Independent Carbon Starvation Promoter of E. coli. 1990
Sincich, Lawrence, Reconsidering Dendritic Behavior: Biological Implications for Parallel Distributed Processing Models. 1990
Srinivasan, Sri, Evaluation and Implications of Rape Reform Legislation. 1989
Torres, Michele Angier, Discrepancy in Perception of Compliance Between Adolescent Cancer Patients and their Caregivers. 1989
Tseng, Marilyn, Induced Physiological Tolerance to Lactose. 1990
Winslow, Cornelia Beth, Effectiveness of a Video-Based Aerobic Dance Exercise Program in Promoting Long-Term Heath-Related Fitness. 1989
Woodward, Sue Adams, Dispersal of Myrica faya by exotic birds in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. 1989
Yoo, Jeannine D., Firing At the Top: A Profile of Executive Dismissal. 1989
Accession ARCH-1991-151 Theses
Austin, Susan Allison, The Econmics and Institutions of Water Trading in California. 1991
Dickstein, Michael E., The Politics of Medicare Physician Payment Reform. 1991
Fennerty, Rebecca, Purification and Genotypic-specific Kinetics of Glucose-6-Phosphate dehydrogenase in Colias Butterflies. 1991
Flom, Sharon L., The Predominant Use of Allopathy over Ayurveda in Rehabilitation Programs for the Physically Disabled in India. 1991
Gani, Paula, Social Support, Homelessness, and Reciprocity: The Public Places Survey. 1991
Koontz, Stephanie L., The Politics of Regulating Life: An Analysis of Cultural Patterns in French and American Reproductive Policy. 1991
Lang, Olivia, The Consequences of Postnatal Psychosocial Stress on Adrenocortical Activity and Behavior in Mother-Infant Squirrel Monkeys. 1991
Lee, Jane A., Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors and Attitudes Towards Prevention Among Korean American Elderly. 1991
Lin, Ki-hon, Effects of a Serotonergic 5Ht-1a Antagonist on Activity Feedback to the Mouse Circadian Clock. 1991
Loffredo, Anthony J., Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in Strength and Endurance Trained Athletes. 1991
Mungai, Lynette, Psychosocial Dimensions of Recycling for Students in High Recycling and Low Recycling Residences at Stanford University. 1991
Romero, Anthony Corral, Health Status of the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers in Northern San Diego County. 1991
Shah, Saurabh B., A Study of Male Attitudes Toward Family Planning in India. 1991
Sims, Carrie Adelia, Rape Myth Acceptance as a Function of Living Environment. 1991
Takahashi, Tracy, Protein Folding: An Essential Requirement for Active Protein Production. 1991
Wang, Ernest E., An Examination of Male Body Image, Self-Esteem, and Eating Disorders in a Bodybuilding Population. 1991
Wei, Patricia, The Tissue Distribution of Zinc Protoporphyrin in Neonatal Wistar Rats. 1991
Wong, Joann M., A Comparison of Adaptive Styles in Pediatric and School Samples. 1991
Woo, Cynthia Faye, The Influence of Chronic Psychosocial Stress on the Infant Squirrel Monkey's Response to Permament Maternal Separation. 1991
Accession ARCH-1993-058 Theses
Baird, Traci Lauren, Mexican Adolescent Sexuality: Implications for Research and Policy. February, 1992
Barclay, Elizabeth, Barriers to the Education of Homeless Children. June, 1992
Bass, Jason, Analysis of the Surface Remains Recovered from Panakon, an Archeological Fortress Site Near Athens, Greece. June, 1992
Brewster, Annie, Cultural Conceptions of Reproduction and Motherhood Among Tibetan Women in Exile: A Western Woman's Interpretations and Analysis. March, 1992
Cocilovo, Costanza, Skeletal Health in Younger Women. 1992
Cole, Wesley E., Improving Emergency Physician Alterness: Evaluation of an Intervention. May, 1992
Faulkner, Camille A., Phototoxic Effects of Tin and Zinc Protoporphyrins in Rat Liver Tissue. June, 1992
Filson, Lara Elizabeth, Principles for Successful Community Research: Learning from Experience. May, 1992
Giardini, Alyson M., 1991 British National Health Service Reforms: Politics and Health. September 1992
Godinho, Christina, Contraception and Orthodox Judaism: The Application of Religious Guidelines to Contraceptive Technology. June, 1992
Klugman, Craig M., The Social Transmission of the Incest Taboo in American Culture. May, 1992
Lee, Han Ne, The Expression of Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Neurons During Early Development in Haplochromis burtoni. June, 1992
McJennett, Patricia, What in the Wild? An Evaluation of Visitor Learning in the Wildlife Habitats Exhibit at Cooyote Point Museum. 1991
Pan, Erica, Correlates and Barriers to Breastfeeding Initiation among Disadvantaged Mothers. June 1992
Peng, Amy, Rhythm of Retinal Cell Divisions in Haplochromis burtoni. September 1992
Pereira, Sharlene C., The Selection and Characterization of Internal Anti-Idiotype Antibodies for Human Cytomegalovirus Glycoprotein B. June 1992
Soma, Kiran, The Effects of Sex Hormones on Aggressive Behavior and Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH) Neurons in the Male Teleost Fish "Haplochromis burtoni" . 1992
Stroud, Laura, The Effects of Ruminative and Distracting Responses to Depression on Predictions of Utility and Likelihood of Engaging in Distracting Activities . 1992
Taneja, Gayatri, A Study of Social Interactions: Attitudes and Perceptions of People with Disabilities. 1992
Vernon, Dan, Adaptive Plasticity of the Linear Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex. 1992
Williams, Joy, Patients' Perceptions and Access to Eye Care in Jamaica. 1992
Wolfe, Nathan, Smoking Status and Health-Related Attitudes and Behaviors Among Undergraduates in England and U.S.A. 1992
Accession ARCH-1993-126 Theses
Arboleda, Mary Jo, RecA Protein-Mediated Homologous DNA Targeting in Metabolically Active Human Nuclei as Monitored by Fluorescent InSitu Hybridization. June, 1993
Balt, Steve, Egr-1 Activation and Clucocorticoid Modulation of the Rat PNMT Gene. August 1993
Bramlage, Cathy, Analysis of the Endangered Species Act and Its Impending Reauthorization. May, 1993
Carlsten, Chris, Water Disinfection By-Product Regulatory Negotiations: Resolving Uncertainites of Risk. May, 1993
Chow, Howard, Investigation into the Presence of Multi-xenobiotic Resistance in the Tunicate, Ciona intestinalis. June, 1993
Chu, Kathryn, An In Vitro Model for the Study of Human chorioamniotic Membrances: Permeability Characteristics and Glucose Utlization. May, 1993
Chung, Angela, Childhood Lead Poisoning in Asian-American Populations: Current Research and Future Recommendations. 1993
Cornwall, Roger, Interaction of Synthetic Organic Pollutants with the Multixenobiotic Resistance Mechanism in the Marine Mussel, Mytilus californianus. May, 1993
Espeut, Donna, English Learning Babies Prefer Infant Directed Speech, Even in Japanese. June, 1993
Goodman, Karyn, Combating Non-insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus in the Native American Community: A Culturally-Relevant Diabetes Intervention Program . May, 1993
Gutierrez, Kristina, The Health Status of Mexican American Women in the United States: The Prevalence of Chronic Medical Conditions. May, 1993
Halaas, Michael, Fetal Suprachiasmatic Tranplantation Into Partially functioning Circadian Timekeeping Systems. 1993
Hamilton, Joanne, Can College Students Exhibit Characteristics of Alzheimer's Disease? An Investigation of the Effects of Divided Attention on Semantic Priming . May, 1993
Hua, Tina, The Study of Multicultural Implementation in a Large Organization, Specifically Stanford University. May 1993
Iyangar, Vikram, Nectar Foraging Strategies in Heliconius Charitonius. May, 1993
Knepper, Kate, The Histoy of American Women in Radiation Therapy. May, 1993
Kostishack, Amy, A Study of the Social, Cultural and Psychlogical Factors That Contribute to Psychosomatic Vision Loss in Hmong and Cambodian Women in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota . June, 1993
Lam, Prudence, Speech Content Analysis of Children with Cancer and Diabetes. May, 1993
Lee, Stephen, A Study of the Circadian Rhythmicity of Vasopressin Levels in Cultured and Slice Preparations of the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus. 1993
Lehrer, Kathy, Effects of Histamine Congener Drugs on the Rat Allogenic Immune Response. May 1993
Lu, Flora, Changing Perceptions of the Relationship Between Indigenous people and the Environment: A Case Study of the Waorani of the Ecuadorian Amazon . May 1993
Marie, Ariane, Division of Attention as a Model For Cognitive and Emotional Disorders in Schizophrenia. May, 1993
McGowan, Anne, Correlations Between the Quality of Women's Intimate Sexual Relationships and the Quality of Their Physical Health. May 1993
Misakian, Stacy, Women's Knowledge of Female Hormones After Menopause: A Survery of Stanford Women Alumni. May 1993
Norman, Bridget, A Study of the Functional Aspects of T-Cell Receptor Superantigen Interactions: The Roles of CDRS 1 and 2, and the "DE" Loop. May 1993
Novy, Julia, Women, Work and Empowerment in Rural Zanzibar: A Case Study in Nungwi and Paje Villages. 1993
Powell, Valerie, A Comparison of Cultured and Natural Red Abalone (Haliotis rufenscens) Populations Leading to a Reevaluation of the California Abalone Enhancement Programs . May 1993
Scull, Grant, Human Fertility in El Salvador; A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of The Salvadoran Fertility Determinants. 1993
Shenkel, Jill, Learning It, Living It, and Liking It: A Look at Elementary Science Education. 1993
Shepard, Thomas, Implementation Assessment of Current Effectiveness Proposed Modification Increased Funding. 1993
Tong, Garrison, The Role of the Dorsal Raphe Nucleus in Arousal State Control and Sensory Information Processing. 1993
Tsai, Conyee L., Practice and Other Determinants of Laparoscopic Skill Acquisition and Performance. 1993
Uddin, Monica, Coming of Age in an Era of AIDS: The Effects on College Women's Sexuality. 1993
Accession ARCH-2011-152 Theses
Heberling, Lindsay, The medical beliefs and practices of the Chamacoco: Karcha Bahlut, Paraguay. 2000
Lee, Elizabeth H., Textualizing science: investigating narrative discord between the humanities and sciences. 1998
Lin, Cindy Yuchin, Effect of equine facilitated therapy on the gait and standing balance of children with cerebral palsy. 2002
Lloyd, Stephanie, Genetic self selection: the behavioral and attitudinal effects of Apoliproprotein A-1 Milano. 1998
Long, Bria L., The role of languages in eye-witness memory: remembering who did it in English and Japanese. 2009
Nguyen, Elizabeth K., Who runs the household? A comparison study of the effects of acculturation on gender role attitudes and practices in Vietnamese and Vietnamese American households . 2002
Old, Matthew O., Development of chemiluminescent probe hybridization, RT-PCR and nucleic acid cycle sequencing assays of Sabin type 3 isolates to identify base pair 472 Sabin type 3 mutants associated with vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis . undated [1997]
Phillips, Erica M., Hohokam mortuary practices at the classic period site of Escalante ruin. 1998
Renfro, Sarna, Assessing the nutritional effects of the Food Stamp and WIC programs on the diets of women and children. 1998
Wells, Sarah "Katie", The effect of genetic counseling on women's perceptions of fetal risk after receiving a positive expanded AFP result: questionnaire trends and four case studies . 1997
Yock, Cynthia, Cost-effectiveness modeling of coronary interventions. 1997
Yun, Irene, The role of Cortisol in regulating social behavior and GnRH releasing neuronal soma size in Haplochromis burtoni. 1997
Au, Teresa, Social regulation of gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor in the cichlid fish, Haplochromis burtoni. 2003
Barnett, Katie, The time perspective of the New Zealand Maori. 1997
Bryan-Jones, Katherine, College students' sexual risk taking: the impact of cognitive time perspective, sex education background, and psycho-social attitudes . 1997
Carlson, Erin R., The integrated index of ecosystem health: development and application to six protected zones in Costa Rica. 1997
Chao, Elaine, Pushing for social change: the domestic violence movement in Taiwan. 2003
Cheng, Jonathan, Changes in respiratory muscle performance at high altitude with acclimatization and caloric restriction. 2001
Cisco, Michael J., Reported repeats within intron 23 of human elastin show little length polymorphism; an RFLP found within the deletion associated with Williams syndrome (WS); a newly discovered gene within the WS deletion appears rarely expressed . 1996
Dorth, Jenny, Cloning of the rearranged Vα3.5 and Vß6 T-cell receptor and ligation into a TCR Transgene expression vector. 2001
Hsieh, Valerie S., How stratified classrooms and school systems influence the formation of concepts of ability in German and American schoolchildren. 1998
Kerns, Kara Lynn, Cloning and expression of Glycoprotein G of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 in a mammalian cell line. 1990
Lewis, Charmian, Universal HIV screening of pregnant women in California: a cost-effectiveness analysis. 1996
Lin, Leo, The molecular pathways by which ethanol and PKC peptide modulators provide cardioprotection. 2003
Taylor, Tatiana L., Adolescent males and body image: the relationship between masculinity and muscularity. 2004
Wright, Alexi, Women on the edge: single women homesteaders in nineteenth-century Nebraska. 1996
Tongson, Sebastian Eclevia Jr. , Factors affecting the geographical and demographical distribution of patterns of Bancroftian lymphatic filariasis in Sorsogon, Philippines . undated
Ahmad, Iman, Preventing childhood diarrhea in Pakistan: maternal beliefs, practices and socio-economic constraints. 2005
Bernstein, Aaron, Exploring associations between depression and immunity in spouses of advanced breast cancer patients. 1999
Doty, Nathan Daniel, The impact of social identity cues on eye movement during face perception. undated
Eng, Lillian, Increasing access to health care for Cambodian refugees for the year 2000. 1999
Johnson, Amber, Egg donor recruitment at Stanford: assessing and reducing ethical conflicts. 2001
Knaebel, Sergio, What motivates the "ecological peasant?": a local perspective on conservation in the El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas. 1992
Minta, Anna, Malaria beliefs and behaviors in the Asanta region of Ghana. 2003
Murakami, Yohko, Children's sensitivity to the expertise of the speaker when learning new words: a cross-cultural study. 2004
Murcia, Maria, Revealing the views of MD/MBA candidates: attitudes and expectations of their training and beyond. 2006
Pogue, Zachary, Telemedicine: a look at the history and future prospects of a disruptive technology. 2003
Widman, Allison, The cost-effectiveness of dose-dense versus conventionally scheduled combination chemotherapy as postoperative adjuvant treatment for node-positive primary breast cancer . 2003
Wojtkowski, Dorothy, Women at high altitude (4300m): basal metabolic rate and thyroid hormones. 1999
Wood, Margaret H., A prospective study of characteristics which predict pregnancy involvement in adolescents. 1996
Wu, Charlotte A., Chronic Hepatitis B and liver cancer knowledge and preventive action in the high risk Chinese American community. 2001
Basu, Sreyashi Jhumki, The heatlh of street children in Moscow and St. Petersburg. 1998
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Utley to have surgery on his hip next week.
Utley to undergo hip surgery next week
Phillies star could miss Opening Day; Feliz should be ready
By Ken Mandel / MLB.com
So, he was playing hurt. Hey Utley, why didn't you just say so, dude?
PHILADELPHIA — Chase Utley will have right hip surgery next week, a prodecure that could threaten his availability for Opening Day and deals the first blow to the World Series champions' hopes of repeating.
Pedro Feliz is also scheduled to have surgery on his lower back on Thursday, and he will then complete an eight-week rehabilitation program. He should be ready for Spring Training.
Since the World Series ended, Utley has had several diagnostic studies on his right hip, which bothered him during the 2008 season. The lefty still managed to bat .292 in the second half, but his power numbers dipped noticeably. He had 53 extra-base hits, including 25 homers, in his first 94 games, but 25 extra-base hits (eight homers) in the final 65 games.
Utley hit .220 in the postseason overall, but .353 in the National League Championship Series against the Dodgers.
Team physician Michael Ciccotti at the Rothman Institute at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Dr. Bryan Kelly at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York both recommended surgery. The recovery will allow for the initiation of baseball activities after three to four months, though the total recovery time may be four to six months.
Feliz, 33, spent 26 days on the disabled list with lower-back problems and sought an offseason evaluation. Dr. Robert Watkins in Los Angeles will perform the surgery, which is scheduled to be a lumbar discectomy. (H/T Phillies.com)
Great, Utley is going to be out for a while after getting his right hip worked on. Sounds like Eric Bruntlett is going to be needed again.

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I appreciate the series that The Durango Herald did on school safety. It highlighted issues that are of great concern in our community.
As a parent of students at Sunnyside Elementary, I would like to clarify that the installation of a security entry system was not done in reaction to the tragic events at Sandy Hook Elementary. Planning and scoping for this system had been in progress for more than two years leading up to its installation.
The need for a secure entry system was identified for various reasons, some of which are mentioned in the Heralds March 4 article. Clearly, moving from planning to reality was hastened by current events, but this was not done without careful planning and ample opportunity for community input.
Each school has a unique set of concerns based on its location, facility layout and staffing. I appreciate the school and administration for placing safety as a top priority and for being responsive to the concerns of the community.
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Gawker Media Shuts Down the New York Stock Exchange
If you were watching CNBC around 4:00 this afternoon, you would have seen today's "Closing Bell" ceremony at the NYSE, featuring Gawker Media's own Scott Kidder and Phil Vuong! If you missed it, though, don't fret—there's video inside.
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Hello TR. This is my first time here, and heard this was a great place to get some advice with building a new rig.
I'm currently trying to build a new rig for gaming. Nothing serious, mainly for playing some Diablo III, probably not anything more demanding. Don't care much for graphics quality. As long as I'm getting 30~40 FPS on low or medium, I'm fine. I'm trying to keep this as cheap as possible, but for budget, let's keep it under $500-$600 if possible.
I've already picked out some parts on Newegg, and mainly just trying to find out if it will run Diablo III. I'm trying to keep this as cheap as possible, so none of these parts are going to be stellar. Any suggestions would be awesome.
Mobo:ASUS F1A55-M LX PLUS FM1 AMD A55
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Again, I'm just trying to build a machine that can decently run D3 as cheap as possible, and see if these parts will do the job. Any opinions on these parts would be fantastic. If you need to know any other details, I'll be happy to help out as much as possible.


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When Lady Gaga took the stage at last month's MTV Video Music Awards, most viewers expected her to deliver the night's most shocking performance. Though she flashed her derriere, Miley Cyrus managed to generate more media buzz with her crude and vulgar onstage antics.
Gaga is now speaking out, saying that she doesn't care if she didn't have the buzziest moment of the night.
"For me, my performance was not about taking clothes off, if that makes sense," she says in a new interview with The Guardian. "I wanted it to be strong and beautiful and powerful and full of confidence. It doesn't bother me, though, that there was a lot of attention paid to any other performances, it's not a competition. I do what I do and they do what they do." She then adds, "Isn't it nice that it all happened and that it's all been recorded and we can watch it all – it's not like the good things stay and everything else gets erased."
[Related: Gaga Who? Miley Cyrus Snatches Crown for Queen of Obscene at VMAs]
What has Gaga peeved these days? Haters who say her career is over because her latest single, "Applause," hasn't taken off yet on the Billboard charts like some of her past hits.
"It's literally not even been two weeks since my first single came out and it's all, 'She's over', or because I'm not No. 1 yet, 'She's finished'," the singer laments. "People focus less on the music and focus more on how the music's doing; how it's faring from a numbers perspective, from a financial perspective. If you think I give a damn about money then you don't know me as an artist at all."
When asked if she feels persecuted, she tells the paper, "Yes! I certainly feel that at this time it's almost as if people are surprised they haven't already destroyed me."
[Related: Watch Lady Gaga Debut 'Jewels and Drugs' with T.I., Twista and Too $hort at iTunes Festival]
"It gives them a sense of pleasure when they believe that they've destroyed me or taken me down," she continues. "It's almost entertainment for people to poke fun at Lady Gaga, but at the very same time they have no idea the album I've made. They have no idea what I put into this, they have no idea the work that I've put behind my performances and what I do. In fact, people have no idea what it really took for me to get here. So it doesn't bother me, it's just an interesting observation of where we are as a society."
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'It's All Good,' Says Guy Who Missed $319 Million Jackpot
The dude who decided not to get in on his usual office lottery pool on the very day that it hit a $319 million jackpot is SPEAKING OUT and TELLING HIS STORY, so that even the most miserable of us shall be able to put a face to our "at least I'm not that guy" self-reassurances. His name is Michael Kosko, he's an I.T. worker in Albany, and he "didn't have two singles" to chuck in the pool that day. And he declined to take a $2 loan from a coworker. Bummer.
Listen to this goddamn good attitude:
Besides, he said, after growing up poor in Albany, he feels like he's already won the lottery.
"I have a job with the state doing work I love," he said.
Yeah right. Never have we seen such transparent angling for a piece of that sweet, sweet Mega Millions pie. Haha, just kidding, Mike. You know we've always been on your side. We're good friends. Just remember that, should any sympathy money come your way. Just remember we'd be happy for you, we mean. Happy to share your joy. In all ways. Or, whatever, you know. You're a good guy.


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More education equals more pay: report
In news which should bring some comfort to the state's stressed HSC students, they are likely to earn $330,000 more in their lifetime than someone who has not completed year 12.
The latest AMP-NATSEM report shows that Australians who finish high school earn $2.07 million over their lifetime, compared $1.74 million for people who complete year 11 or below.
People with postgraduate qualifications earn the most, reaping $3.17 million, $270,000 more than those who hold a bachelor degree.
Students who gain a certificate or a diploma fare better than those who have only completed year 12, earning $2.09 million and $2.36 million respectively.
The lead author of the report, Rebecca Cassells, of the University of Canberra's National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling, said the Smart Australians report showed learning has economic dividends.
"Education does pay off," she said. "There is a return on education and you can see it in a dollar figure."
Being male is also an advantage, no matter what the educational attainment.
Postgraduate women will only earn $2.49 million, one-third less than a man with a postgraduate degree and the same as a man with a certificate level qualification.
In equity terms, women with a certificate are worst off, earning just over half the lifetime income of their male counterparts. Women with a diploma will earn 45 per cent less than men with the same qualification and women with a bachelor degree will earn 42 per cent less than male graduates.
"Women can't win," Ms Cassells said. "While women tend to be behind the eight ball to begin with in terms of their pay, there are also a number of other elements which will impact on their earnings: whether they get married, whether they have children, how long they take out of the workforce when they have children, how they engage with the workforce once they return."
Younger generations are better educated with 44 per cent of people aged 25-34 holding a tertiary qualification compared with 29.6 per cent of people aged 55-64.
While educational standards have been increasing, students from low socio economic backgrounds still face barriers, making up only 15 per cent of university attendees, short of the Federal Government's target of 20 per cent.
The $769 million in university funding cuts announced on Monday will not affect low income students, with the impact to be felt most strongly in research and development.
"That will affect our ability to produce research which will be helpful to the Australian economy and improve people's lives and wellbeing," Ms Cassells said.
"It will affect the ability of researchers to come up with innovations which will be economically beneficial — that's a real concern. It also means the best researchers will simply head overseas to better-funded universities."
An Ernst & Young report, University of the Future, to be released today, has found that no Australian university can survive until 2025 using current business models.
The author of the report, Ernst & Young executive director Justin Bokor, said universities needed to get much leaner, in terms of administrative staff and use of assets.
"Universities are are competing for students, they are competing for dollars and government funding is increasingly tight," he said.
"They cannot survive unless they become much for efficient. It's hard to drive change but market forces will compel them to do it."
Rachel Browne is a Social Affairs Reporter for Fairfax Media
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Call it pregnant and hormonal, it's probably what my post is based on. I'm 31 weeks today.
Basic Points: I've never shared this pregnancy with my MIL (mother-in-law) or hubby's sister, my SIL. But apparently it's all they can talk about. And behind my back.
So get this. I don't celebrate Grandparents Day really. I mean, come on. All of our mothers and mother in laws think Mother's Day is all about them anyways.
My effing SIL (sister-in-law) sent my MIL (mother-in-law) and FIL (father-in-law) a Grandparents Day card that she drew herself.
She is 35 years old.
She drew stick figures of her son, My DSS, DSD, then my DD, and then drew a heart. She put an arrow on the heart that said "DD'S BABY BROTHER"
Then she wrote "we love you so much!"
Really bitch. You're gonna send your parents a grandparents day card from my unborn child, which of whom I've never spoken a word to you about. I didn't know talking to a baby in the womb states away was possible.
Now, I would LOVE to say something, even though I've been told to drop it. I'd love to have some sarcastic things to say to her.


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BERKELEY – Yes, there's a refurbished Cal stadium, but the same old UCLA played in it Saturday night.
The No. 25 Bruins dropped the ball time and again in falling to the Golden Bears, 43-17, in front of 57,643, on the night Memorial Stadium was rededicated to honor Californians who have died in service to the country.
The fourth of six UCLA turnovers, an interception by Cal safety Michael Lowe at the Bears 30 with 7:36 left, and his 43-yard return sealed the Bruins' first road loss under Coach Jim Mora, after a 2-0 start.
The Bears' Kameron Jackson had three interceptions.
By losing their seventh in a row at Cal, UCLA still hasn't won their rivals' field since 1998. Three of the Bruins' turnovers — coming in a nightmarish second quarter – were the direct cause of this latest installment.
UCLA senior safety Andrew Abbott (Mater Dei High) got the Bruins off to a flying start with an interception at the Cal 28 on the Bears' first series. It led to a 7-0 lead by the Bruins.
But UCLA (4-2, 1-2 Pac-12) quickly cost itself dearly with a mishandled lateral for a lost fumble at the Cal 33, a muffed punt return by redshirt freshman Steven Manfro (when freshman teammate Kenny Orjioke got in the way) at the UCLA 34, and an end-zone interception thrown by redshirt freshman Brett Hundley, who threw four interceptions in the game, that was caused by quarterback-wide receiver miscommunication.
The first two set up Cal's first two touchdowns, and the third stopped a deep Bruins' drive that reached the Bears' 18.
That was all Cal (2-4, 1-2) needed to build a nine-point halftime lead, and come out in the third quarter determined to make it stick.
Even reliable UCLA punter Jeff Locke was off his game in this one, opening the third quarter with a 37-yard punt that Cal's Keenan Allen returned 20 yards to the UCLA 32.
On the next snap, Cal's Brendan Bigelow took a screen pass from Zach Maynard 32 yards for a TD that gave the Bears a 23-7 advantage with 12:33 left in the third quarter.
A 26-yard run by Johnathan Franklin set up Hundley's second TD pass of the night, but Cal struck quickly when Maynard found Allen for a 34-yard scoring pass with 5:58 left in the third quarter to make it 29-14 Cal.
Datone Jones blocked the extra-point attempt … the second PAT misfire by Cal on the night. But those Cal miscues were minor compared to UCLA's self-inflicted wounds.
Bruins freshman kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn, who had missed from 46 yards to compound the bad second quarter, hit a 29-yard field goal with 14:31 left in the fourth quarter to cut the UCLA deficit to 29-17.
Cal had a chance to put the game away, but C.J. Anderson's fumble at the UCLA 11 was forced by Cassius Marsh and recovered by the Bruins' Aaron Hester with 12:36 left. But a long throw by Hundley to Shaquelle Evans was intercepted by Jackson, his second of three on the night.
Then UCLA defensive end Marsh, who had scored his first TD on offense in the first quarter, recovered a Cal fumble at the 50 to keep the Bruins alive with 10:36 left.
Lowe's interception and long return followed. He nearly scored, but tailback Damien Thigpen – the fastest Bruin – ran him down at the UCLA 27. Anderson picked up 26 in three rushes, and Maynard scored from the 1 to make it 36-17.
All that late excitement was set up, though, by UCLA's total second-quarter collapse.
The botched lateral from Hundley led to a 67-yard Cal drive culminated in Maynard's 5-yard TD pass to tailback Anderson for a 10-7 lead.
The muffed punt was converted by Cal into an 8-yard TD pass from Maynard to Allen with 2:52 left in the half. The try for point was steered wide by UCLA's Dalton Hilliard, and Cal led, 16-7.
UCLA then drove to the Cal 18, but came away empty handed when senior wide receiver Shaquelle Evans ran a stop and Hundley threw a go pattern right into the arms of Jackson with 23 seconds left in the half.
Jackson, who came on at cornerback after starter Marc Anthony was hurt in the first quarter, got his third pick with 4:22 left.
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Introduction of Television to the United States Media Market, 1946-1960 (ICPSR 22720)
Principal Investigator(s): Gentzkow, Matthew, University of Chicago; Shapiro, Jesse M., University of Chicago
This study catalogs the introduction of television to media markets in the United States. The file titled, "TV Station Diffusion by DMA, 1946-1960," lists the name and the start date of the first commercial television station in each Nielsen media market (DMA) in the United States. This dataset uses the 2002/2003 definitions of Nielsen media markets. The file titled, "TV Set Diffusion by United States County, 1950-1960," lists by county the number of households that own television sets for the years 1950 and 1953-1960. This study also includes a file titled, "Crosswalk -- County to DMA," that matches each county to its respective DMA(s).
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I always loose the communication between TS 2.0.5 and my ms3 with rc1. I was on beta 18 and beta 20 before and I was having the same problem. I also tried with TS 2.0.0. Nothing changed.
I tried with the usb port of the ms3 and also with the serial to usb cable that diyautotune sells. Same problem.
At idle it seems ok but when I hit the gaz pedal, I almost always loose the communication. But sometimes I can make a pull before loosing comm but it's rare.
I tought it was noise so I added 220uf to the 12v input f the MS but nothing changed. I already have a capacitor on the ignition (near the 6 pen coils). I also added 104 caps on the 5v of the 40 pins socket.
I'm using 6x 2uz pen coils and 6 low impedance injectors with resistor box.
In datalogs, battery voltage is stable (I also have a capacitor on the bootloader jumper).
All my grounds are good, directly on the intake and the sensors ground is only connected to the MS.


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Tasty and reasonable, although uncomfortable standing in line.
There's about 3-4 places in town where you can get a real NY slice, this is one of them. Really enjoyed it. Only gave 'em 4 stars because I haven't tried anything else, but I will!
Beer selection is excellent, with a few local-ish brews and a ton of ones from places you may never have heard of. Pizza is serviceable, with a crispy crust and decent toppings. Service can be slow, even during the summer months--plan to linger.
Great selection & fresh pizzas, topping combos range from classic to new inventions. Be sure to schedule extra time if you go during lunchtime.
As good as it gets outside of the Windy City. Deep dish like it should be.
Must have been a bad day for darbone - I was there for dinner with two friends last Friday - 10-29 and had a WONDERFUL experience. Very attentive and friendly server, water served right after we were seated and the wine list offered. We split the very generous Caprese salad (no grey prosciutto here) which was wonderfully fresh right down to the very red and tasty tomatoes! We then split 2 pizzas - the Quattro Formaggi (wouldn't have minded just a TAD more cheese) and a special that night with sliced Italian sausage, red and green peppers, onions and lots of cheese. We were in no hurry as we were all catching up on each other's lives and never felt rushed at all. Finished the meal with one of their skillet cookies (chocolate chip with vanilla bean ice cream) and a white chocolate Pannacotta with blackberries. YUM! I know that the Dove Mountain VA has a larger menu but it was WAY too far for 2/3 of our group. We didn't feel cheated one bit by the Swan Road location! 4 stars instead of 5 due to the fact that the cheese pizza needed more cheese!
For those of you that have a gluten sensitivity and miss pizza, eclectic delivers great tasting gluten-free pizza... at a cost. The pizza and other gluten free menu items seem really overpriced, especially when compared to the regular menu items. The ambiance is kind of awkward. It's in a strip mall along busy Tanque Verde. But the service has been consistently good and the pizza ingredients are fresh, local and organic when possible and delicious. They even serve gluten free beer! Overall, I would ignore the quirks and support this great Tucson business offering an option for Celiacs and gluten sensitive folks.
First, the food is fantastic, but it is a bit pricey for what you get. The atmosphere of the place seems sort of confused between Hooters and Applebees: it is family friendly, despite the attractive waitresses wearing shirts with sexual innuendo. My biggest gripe (the reason they lose a star) is that the place feels sickeningly corporate despite being a local (Arizona) chain. I wish they'd drop the short silent clip-reel of 40s/50s films and just let the customers watch real TV. However, the food is certainly good enough and interesting enough to get me to drop by every so often.
If you go expecting good pizza, you'll be disappointed. But the selection of beers on tap is unprecedented for a Tucson restaurant. When I went there were more beers on tap than I could count, each served in proper glassware. IPAs, porters, lagers, trippels, wheat beers, milk stouts, you name it. The best part: they rotate out their beers on a regular basis, so you can always order something new.
Small place but very good pizza, and good friendly service.
We had the heart attack pizza and it was great!!!
I don't know what the previous two commenters ate, but this place is actually pretty good. The pizza is flavorful, kind of a wheaty/honey crust that I enjoy. We've taken friends here also and they've always liked it. Service is fast and friendly, too. I guess the commenter above owes me $5, because I can honestly look him in the eye and tell him I enjoy Boston's!
The pizzas here are absolutely delightful and satisfying. I'd say that this is the only pizza place in Tucson that rivals 1702.
Great pizza and great beer, however, the service is sometimes scant, understaffed, and takes a long time to get food and refills.


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In earlier versions of COMSOL Multiphysics, it was cumbersome to connect 1D pipes to 3D flow domains. However, did you know that a new feature in COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.0 now allows you to easily accomplish this? Let me demonstrate how this feature works.Read More
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With the release of COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.0, the Particle Tracing Module now includes a series of features called Accumulators, which can be used to couple the results of a particle tracing simulation to other physics interfaces. The accumulated variables may represent any physical quantity and can be defined either within domains or on boundaries, making them extremely flexible. Here, I will explain the different types of accumulators and their applications in particle tracing and ray optics models.Read More
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The most frequent question we get regarding the Fatigue Module is "Which fatigue model should I use in my simulations?" There is no straight answer to this question, since fatigue is not based on an exact differential equation, but on engineering observations that lead to different physical models. The applicability of each model can depend on factors such as material and loading type. Today, I will discuss different approaches for fatigue model selection and the applicability of the different models.Read More
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Importing meshes into COMSOL Multiphysics is often necessary when interfacing between different programs. With COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.0, these meshes can be converted into solid geometry objects for further investigation and modeling capabilities. You can also perform boolean operations on the new geometry for CFD, electromagetics, and acoustics applications.Read More
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The Tubular Reactor application is a tool where students can model a nonideal tubular reactor, including radial and axial variations in temperature and composition, and investigate the impact of different operating conditions. It also exemplifies how teachers can build tailored interfaces for problems that challenge the students' imagination. The model and exercise are originally described in Scott Fogler's book Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering. I wish I had access to this type of tool when I was a student!Read More
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Forget about these guys. Toronto should name Andrea a player/coach. Have them stink it up for the year winning maybe 1-3 games and then claiming one of the top picks in next years draft
I think Kelvin Sampson is perfect for the raps. Lots of expierence in college with Indiana, Wash St, Spurs advisor in the nba, Good at developing young players, has a rep for defense , toughness.
Supposedly Frank withdrew his name from GSW.
Personally, on the list of Woodson, Casey, and Frank the previous was my order of preference.
Anyone hoping for Mark Jackson can now rest easy, he just signed with GSW as per Mark Stein's Twitter.
Just one year away... Bruno is almost here!
that leaves Indiana and Detroit to find coaches
Im hoping BC is just waiting for the finals to finish so he can hire Dwane Casey
How about Keith Smart? He was able to make Golden State exceed expectations last year and should of been given the chance to continue on his progress.
-"You cant run from me. I mean, my heart dont bleed Kool-Aid."
-"I aint no diva! I dont have no blond hair, red hair. Im Reggie Evans.
man raps need adelman or jeff van gundy if they wanna be an elite team these mediocre coaches will only get u so far
JVG is a good coach with tons of experience and solid defensive schemes. But could anyone in their right mind listen through several seasons of his annoying, nagging, irksome, grindingly irritating voice? It would make me gnaw out my brain from exasperation.
Never, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.
"Coach Casey? Great guy, always prepared," said Dallas's Peja Stojakovic. "He just knows how to get you ready and if you don't do what you're supposed to, you're going to hear it about it."
"He is intense, very intense," Dallas's J.J. Barea told the Houston Chronicle when Casey was up for the Rockets job. "Every play he's screaming. He brings a lot of energy.
"You better do things right. If not, he's going to be talking to you. Every play he is screaming something or talking to someone."
Screaming and yelling is fine if it is productive. If he is calling the players down or insulting them, that is a problem but if he is intense and make constructive, positive remarks that is good teaching/coaching. From the remarks of the players it would appear he has their respect and there I would guess, i.e. in my opinion, it should like he is constructive and respectful in his coaching and teaching.
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of cyber attacks have threatened the security of many large corporations
recently, including Sony, who lost millions of
customer records through its PlayStation Network
(PSN) and Sony Online
Entertainment (SOE) databases. More recently, the U.S.
government's top IT provider Lockheed Martin was hacked
using stolen RSA information.
With cyber attacks becoming more common and increasingly sophisticated,
Australia's government warned companies today that these threats are
"intensifying," and that heightened awareness of these attacks is
In February of this year, Australia's parliament suffered a cyber attack where
at least 10 federal computers were hacked. The computers of Prime Minister
Julia Gillard and Defense Minister Stephen Smith were among those accessed,
where confidential e-mails may have been compromised. Among those suspected of
committing the crime were Chinese
intelligence agencies, which were involved in similar crimes in
As a result, Australian Attorney-General Robert McClelland and Communications
Minister Stephen Conroy met with chief executives from 20 of the largest resource
companies, manufacturers and banks last month to talk about the increase in
cyber threats. The executives received "confidential briefings" from
the Office of National Assessments and the Defence Signals Directorate (DSD),
which guards against foreign IT threats. Some of the rumored companies in
attendance were Anglo-Australian miner BHP Billiton, Woodside, Rio Tinto and
the country's four major banks.
Then, in a business conference in Perth on Friday, an executive from
Australia's largest oil and gas company, Woodside Petroleum, announced that cyber
attacks are a concern in Australia. But Outgoing Woodside Chief
Executive Don Voelte said that no one in particular is to blame; the attacks
are coming from everywhere.
"It comes from everywhere," said Voelte. "It comes from Eastern
Europe; it comes from Russia. Just don't pick on the Chinese; it's
McClelland added that the important thing to do is focus on the threat itself
and not necessarily worry about where it's coming from for now, at least.
"We don't comment on the source of those [attacks]," said McClelland.
"It is often literally hard to identify. They are often re-routed through
other countries and other providers. We think it is better to deal with the
threat, to address the vulnerability. It may well be that there is a private
corporation involved, that the issue can be addressed without prejudicing their
business relations, or their reputation.
"People should not assume that it is any particular company [involved],
because quite often, espionage will be conducted through a customer or a
Other sectors of the Australian government, such as the Australian Security
Intelligence Organization, plan to protect the country's resource companies from
potential attacks like those launched against the government in February.
"There is no doubt that cyber-security threats are becoming worse,"
said McClelland. "Without talking about specific incidents, there have
been a number of reports concerning our resource companies."


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When I'm in the kitchen I make moves. If something aint selling, I take it off the menu. If a staff member isn't doing their job, they're gone. That's how I run my fantasy teams.
Each week I will hit you with the players moving up the rankings that you NEED to know about. I don't care if it is the No. 8 hitter on the Cubs or the No. 4 starter for the Astros. If they are producing, you're gonna know about it.
Now that the sample sizes are starting to grow, we can start to see trends, whether positive or negative. However, in this column we are only talkin' about the guys on the rise due to recent production or increased playing time. No one his perfect, so I might swing-and-miss from time to time, but that is the beauty of fantasy sports. Let's get to it shall we?
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Chris Coghlan, OF (CHC)--The All-Star break couldn't have come at a worse time for Coghlan, who had been tearing the cover off the ball in the month of July. Through 46 at-bats this month, this former Rookie of the Year winner is slashing .435/.509/.804 with three home runs, 12 RBI, 14 runs scored and two stolen bases. Although the Cubs have had a crowded outfield up to this point, his production has ensured him a spot in the everyday lineup, whether in left field or right field. To add to his recent success, he is now holding a career-high 29.8 AB/HR which is a direct result from a career-best 0.73 ground ball-to-fly ball ratio. If he can manage to keep that rate at that level while playing in a hitter-friendly park for half of his games, his current pace could have him finishing with a line like we saw in his breakout campaign back in 2009. The only downfall right now is that his RBI production is going to be limited slightly being used in the leadoff position on most days, but that is just being picky. For now, he is a solid addition to any team looking for depth in a depleted outfield.
Nick Swisher, 1B (CLE)--It was a very rough first half of the season for Swisher, but he managed to have a nice July up to his point, going 13-for-45 (.289 BA) with three home runs, 11 RBI and six runs scored over his last 12 games. To add to his recent increase in production, Swisher has now logged four multi-hit games in that stretch, after his last two-hit performance coming back on May 20. Considering he has hit 20 or more home runs in each of his last nine seasons, Swisher could still make this his 10th, if he is able to stay healthy, since his ground ball-to-fly ball ratio remains right around his career average (0.61) despite a career-worst 34.9 AB/HR. While I think that his batting average has dropped far too low to bounce back, his power categories are going to rebound, so if you can support his poor average with a solid surrounding cast his power bat could be just the ticket for a second half surge.
Danny Santana SS, OF (MIN)--After playing seven innings at shortstop in his latest rehab outing on Wednesday, Santana appears to be ready to return to the everyday starting lineup for the Twins. Despite his struggles at the plate in his two rehab outings (0-7 w/ 2 K), the fact he has been able to play both center field and shortstop for seven innings is a good sign his bone bruise has fully heeled. Through 36 games with the Twins in his rookie season, Santana is slashing .328/.366/.448 with two home runs, 16 RBI, 19 runs and six stolen bases, which makes him a solid low-end five-tool contributor if he is able to pickup where he left off. Surprisingly, he is still available in more than 60 percent of leagues throughout the major providers (ESPN, Yahoo!, CBS), but his ownership is certainly going to increase like crazy once the Twins release when they are going to activate him. I have stressed all season long to stay ahead of the curve. This is one of those situations.
Kevin Kiermaier, OF (TB)--For a lack of a better word, the Rays offense has been terrible this season, ranking near the bottom of almost every offensive category. So when they get production from a new player, it sticks out like a sore thumb. Kiermaier has been on a tear of late, going 9-for-18 with one home run, seven RBI and four runs scored over his last five games, which has made him one of the top additions in fantasy heading into the second half. Since this is his rookie season, it is difficult to forecast what the rest of the year is going to bring, but slashing .310/.349/.576 with eight home runs and 24 RBI through 158 at-bats is certainly worthy of an investment. To add to his solid start to his career, Kiermaier has struck out only 32 times (20.3 percent K Rate), but needs to find a way to be more patient at the plate (9 BB) if he wants to take the next step in his progression. Whether that happens or not, as long as he continues to make good contact he is going to be a solid outfield addition in all but the shallowest of leagues moving forward.
Travis d'Arnaud, C (NYM)--Once known as the top catching prospect in all of baseball, d'Arnaud's production has yet to catch up with his highly touted name. However, since returning to the big leagues, d'Arnaud has started to come out of his shell showing why he was so highly regarded in the minors. Since his promotion on June 24, the Mets catcher has improved his production significantly, moving from a .182 average all the way up to a .263 average while smacking three home runs and 10 RBI along the way. He is far form being a finished product, but his recent confidence at the plate has resulted in increased ownership throughout the major providers, although still un-owned in more than 90 percent of leagues. His first few games out of the break are going to be crucial to his fantasy value, because if he keeps swinging a hot bat he isn't going to be on the waiver wire for long.
The Hurlers
Trevor Bauer, SP (CLE)--Bauer has been one of the most talked about players in waiver wire articles this season, both good and bad, but it appears he has finally come into a zone and is here to stay. Over his last two outings, Bauer has allowed only two runs while pitching into the seventh inning, owning a 16:5 K:BB rate, which was a great way to end the first half. The biggest issue he has faced up to this point has been with his control, walking 27 batter through 72.2 innings, although his 70 strikeouts prove he is arsenal can still be considered to be elite. What is certainly working in his favor is the fact that the Indians starting rotation has had some serious issues this season, so there is little chance he will find himself on the outside looking in if he was to hit a rut at any point in the second half. With that said, his recent production and high pedigree make him a solid add for those in deep leagues, just expect to take a hit in the WHIP category if he doesn't put it all together.
Kevin Gausman, SP (BAL)--After being moved up and down from the big leagues to the minors throughout the first half of the season, the Orioles have finally committed to Gausman in the team's starting rotation. When in the big leagues he has had mixed results, but when a player doesn't know where he s going to be on any given day, it is really hard to get into a groove. Now that he knows he is here for the stretch run, we should see the pitcher that has allowed only two runs over his last two starts, rather than the player that coughed up five runs on two occasions earlier in the year. Through his seven starts in 2014, Gausman owns a 4-2 record with a 3.39 ERA and 1.25 WHIP while maintaining a 26:13 K:BB rate, so his production has been respectable regardless of the team's indecisions in the first half. There was some question that he would be on an inning cap once in the big leagues, but that notion has been put to rest after the Orioles released there will be no restrictions the rest of the way. So those looking for immediate help in both the wins and ERA category, give Gausman a look because if he pitches like he did to end the first half he isn't going to be on the waiver wire for long.
Jacob deGrom, SP (NYM)--Like the rest of the pitchers featured in this week's Waiver Flavor, this isn't the first time deGrom has made it onto the short list. Over his last two starts, deGrom has been dominant, allowing only one earned run over 14 innings while owning a 19:2 K:BB rate. His recent increase in strikeouts comes at somewhat of a surprise, considering half of his starts have resulted in four strikeouts or less. However, he now owns a 72:28 K:BB rate over 73.2 innings, so there is certainly a lot to like of late, even if that ratio was to take a hit in the second half. He is now sitting 3-5 with a 3.18 ERA and 1.33 WHIP, but will need to work on his 0.81 ground ball-to-fly ball rate if he wants to have long term success in the big leagues. Whether or not he makes the changes needed to force more ground balls or not, if he continues to strikeout batters at his current rate, he can at least be an aid in that category without hurting too much elsewhere.
Chris Young, SP (SEA)--Young continues to defy the odds, owning a 0.33 ground ball-to-fly ball rate, but sitting on a 3.15 ERA and 1.10 WHIP through 111.1 innings (18 starts). It is truly remarkable that he has been able to stay in the Mariners starting rotation despite having allowed 16 home runs, but over his last 10 starts he has allowed three runs or less in nine of those starts, which can directly be attributed to the fact he doesn't allow a lot of base runners (only 38 BB on the season). His home ballpark certainly helps keep his high fly ball rate in check and will continue to as long as he can keep his control on track and not have a lot of base runners aboard when the ball does leave the yard. Adding him is like playing with fire, but the good has certainly outweighed the bad up to this point as he makes for a solid help in all but the strikeout category.


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MELBOURNE, Fla. - Brevard County deputies are searching for the man they say savagely attacked his ex-girlfriend and her 9-year-old son with a blunt object, sending them both to the hospital with serious injuries.
The attack happened about 3 a.m. Sunday in the Aurora Pines mobile home park off Aurora Road in Melbourne. Neighbors said Kevin Fitser, 37, came to the house and confronted his ex-girlfriend with a bat. At some point during the fight, someone called deputies.
When they got to the home, deputies said they found the woman and her son with severe injuries from strikes with the bat. Both were rushed to Holmes Regional Medical Center, where the child was treated and released. The mother is still hospitalized with a serious skull fracture, according to Brevard County deputies.
Deputies say Fitser lives two doors down from the victims in the same mobile home park.
Fister used to live in Broward County and court records show he's been charged with several felonies, including grand theft auto, possession of cocaine and arson. In Brevard County, records show he's only faced minor charges, such as traffic violations and criminal mischief.
Brevard County sheriff's deputies said Fitser should be considered armed and dangerous. He may be driving a black 1999 Plymouth Breeze with the Florida tag APH-E74.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS.
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Pretty nice.
Marcus Williams looks so stoned...
Pretty nice.
Marcus Williams looks so stoned...
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Memories some so sweet, indeed
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Quote from well known personality who led their high school team to a state championship.As a captain, I played furiously. I drew a lot of fouls, but I brought everything I had to every practice and to every game. I left everything on the court because I simply wanted the team to win
Fail. One year into the league and wasted almost hal of his pay on a car xDDDD
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Knicks gonna win by 12. Melo out injured they play my main man jeffereies and he scores 13 points on 5 for 7 3pters and hits a clutch FT.
If this happens i'ma buy a jefferies jersey
Knicks gonna win by 12. Melo out injured they play my main man jeffereies and he scores 13 points on 5 for 7 3pters and hits a clutch FT.
If this happens i'ma buy a jefferies jersey
Guys wanted no Melo and you got him now lets see how this works against Miami..........Melo is trollin everyone right now
Kinda spoils things with MELO out, but you never know. We will either win by 2 or get smoked by 30. Go KNICKS!
Looking forward to this game, maybe the Knicks can surprise the league without Melo and have a lucky day on offense, hitting 24 three pointers.
If not we'll atleast see a Lebron in beast mode, yes that ****er has been beasting since Wade is sidelined. Seems like the Lebron from Cleveland is back - for now.
The Lebron we were supposed to sign instead of Stoudemire
Off topic: I believe Lebron could average a triple double in D'Antoni's system......28 ppg, 10.1 rpg, 10.5 apg - definitely possible for Lebron in the true SSOL we played last year with Felton.
Their starting QB in D-Wade is also out, he had that 90 ft TD pass last season and another one this season.....oh and send Jeffries on a linebacker blitz against BOsh from time to time and we should be ok on defense.
They dont have Wade, we dont have Melo and you know what I really think missing these next 2 games is good for Melo as he can watch and see what he truly needs to become in order for us to be as good as we can be
starting lineup tn
shump pg
douglas sg
feilds sf
stat pf
chandler c
i feel comfortable with that honestly no one to stop the ball and fields playing the way he has been douglas playing off the ball
Its funny guys wanna change the way we play so Fields can get off more
Thats the dumbest assessment I've heard in a while