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Each year three Via College of Osteopathic Medicine students receive the Distinguished Student Scholar award in each of the third year core disciplines. Students receiving this award achieved an Honors evaluation in this discipline, been evaluated by the rotation site as one of the top students, provide consistent compassionate care to patients, are respectful and empowering to office and/or hospital staff, organize and participate in additional student activities, such as outreach programs, appropriate to this specialty and exemplify the osteopathic philosophy.

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Nick is from Scottdale, PS. He attended VCOM prior to starting a combined Med-Peds Program ar WVU. He plans on working as a Med-Peds Hospitalist. In his free tme, he enjoys spending time with his family hiking and swimming.

Experienced how the research process begins by performing experiments on insects. I did research on the harmful but legal chemical BPA, and how it affected the testes and ovaries of earwigs. This experience gave me a good outlook and appreciation on how the research process starts and how drugs will end up in clinical trials in my office someday.

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I have my Vue setup on my 240V mains (120V per phase). I am confused whether I should set the multiplier to 1 or 2 for an an accurate reading of my mains. I assume the vue senses if a load is one one CT (phase) or the other and calculates accordingly?

One thing I have learned over the years it was is simple to me can be hard for others to understand. I have a EE degree so these multiplier calculations seem simple. I also have many more things that are hard for me to understand than are simple. I think a web calculator where the circuit voltage is entered and the multiplier is provided would be helpful.

My play style is definitely engage from a distance and then have something for close quarters like an SMG or L-star. Usually running a marksman weapon, with g7 as a last choice, the recoil on it this season after each shot makes me feel dirty.

But with the emphasis on higher placement for ranked I'm relying on gun skills and survival with team and then locking down an area if we're right, in a pinch or finding a good spot to lock down end ring, having the ring console forecast is so clutch, knowing where to go, getting there and locking it down

2022-23 (Senior): Appeared in three games, playing in the final minute of home wins over Colorado State (12/8), Stanford (2/5) and Senior Day vs. Utah (3/4). Although a sophomore in eligibility, he is scheduled to graduate in August 2023 and plans to begin his professional career outside of basketball.

2021-22 (Freshman): Appeared in two games, playing the closing minutes of home wins over Maine (11/15) and Oregon State (2/5). Recorded a rebound in each contest.

Before Colorado: Spent the Fall 2020 semester at Northern Virginia Community College, but did not play basketball as the school's season was canceled due to covid. Transferred to Colorado for the Spring 2021 semester and joined the Buffaloes as a walk-on in August 2021.

High School: A 2019 graduate of W.T. Woodson High School and spent the 2019-20 academic year at Air Force Prep at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado. Averaged 10.1 points, 7.6 rebounds and 2.4 blocks for Woodson in 2018-19, earning all-conference and all-region second team honors. Named to the conference and region's all-defensive teams. Averaged 8.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks as a junior. Was the only sophomore, and a starter, on Woodson's first basketball state championship team in 2016-17. Averaged 20.3 points, 9 rebounds and 2.8 blocks while shooting 63 percent from the field during the Capital Hoops Summer League at Dematha. Played two seasons of club basketball for Team Takeover in Washington, D.C.

Academics: A Business major at Colorado and is also interested in Computer Science.

Personal: Born June 2, 2000, in Washington, D.C. He is the son of Andrea Mains and Jon and Carrie Mains. Has a twin brother, Travis, a junior at Virginia Tech, and three younger brothers, Jacob, Tyler, and Logan Tucker. Looking to work in asset management after college. Enjoys playing NBA 2K and hanging out with friends. Favorite team is the Washington Wizards and favorite player is Giannis Antetokounmpo. Volunteered for Special Olympics in Virginia. His family is originally from Colorado and his paternal grandparents both attended CU.

Because the existing system was wired without the VE.Bus BMS mains detector, and because the main detector can apparently be purchased only as part of full VE.Bus BMS package, I am trying to understand what exactly are the cases where the mains detector is needed.

From the VE.BMS and Multiplus documentation I understood that when the BMS disconnects the battery, and disables the Multiplus due to low voltage alarm, the charging will not restart automatically when AC is plugged in.

Yet when I tested this now twice, by slowly discharging the batteries until BMS disconnects them, and then plugging in the external AC, the Multiplus always started charging after several seconds automatically.

@laurMTB I did upgrade to VE.BUS BMS v2 and after re-reading the manual, I do understand it the same way as you. That is: Mains Detector is required for older Multiplus units, but is no longer required for new style Multiplus models...

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Horrors! Especially observant readers will have detected the following errors in past issues:

On pages 14 and 15 of the Summer/Fall 2004 issue, MEDEA & The Classic Steam Yachts, the photo identified asVenetia is actually Nahlin on San Diego Bay in the 1930s.

On page 34 of the Winter 2005 issue, The Kettenburgs: San Diego Yacht Builders, Tom Kettenburg points out that the boat repair division was incorrectly identified as a significant source of revenue for the company. In fact, it was seldom very profitable at all. Charlie Underwood, Jr., points out that the same article fails to mention that his father, a partner in the Kettenburg firm, was very much involved in the layout and design of their postwar sailboats.

Daniel Mains' research explores the intersection between culture and economics in urban Africa. Dr. Mains teaches courses on international development, globalization, migration, capitalism, consumer cultures, and Africa.

Mains, D. (2012). Cynicism and hope: urban youth and relations of power during the 2005 Ethiopian elections. In T. Hagmann & K. Tronvoll (Eds.), Contested Power in Ethiopia (pp. 137-163). Brill.

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Benjamin A. Mains is an associate in the San Francisco, California, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Ben is an employment litigator and represents both private and public entities primarily in employment discrimination, wrongful termination, retaliation, failure to accommodate claims, and whistleblower actions. e24fc04721