Last night's play demonstrated a very nice progression towards the sort of team game we have been striving for. We're not totally there yet, but we are definitely on our way.
"Kathleen A. Miller" is a climate scientist who specializes in the economics of climate change and its effects on institutions, management of risk and investment decisions.
She has worked as the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change chapter on North America in the report Climate Change 2001: Impacts, Adaptations and Vulnerability.
She is based at the USA National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado.
Miller undertook her doctorate in Economics at the University of Washington in 1985. Her dissertation was entitled The Right to Use vs. the Right to Sell: Water Rights in the Western United States. It explored the evolution of property institutions governing access to water in the arid western states and modelled the operation and effects of these institutions in the presence of both scarcity and inter-temporal variability in water supplies.
More Kathleen Miller on Wikipedia.The problem is a lack of capacity. We need to increase the number of qualified applicants, the number of instructors and the amount of clinical space.
It's all self-directed. Let your child be your guide.
There's no right or wrong way to play.
My strategy is sprinting. I guess I'm just trying to beat myself.
It's great to see that many people interested. In school, a bunch of the writers (mentioned here) -- you don't hear as much about.
Winning the 2006 Ivy would mean the world to our team. It would be an amazing testimony to our team and everyone else that no matter how young or inexperienced we started off, we battled and came out on top. The Ivy League is our league, so to win all eight and to be the 2006 champion would be one hell of an accomplishment.
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