BrewCrewLifer

I'm just finishing up grad school and we've had many discussions with teachers, and portions of class devoted to interviewing and issues such as this. I think the best course of action would be for you to call them up, explain the situation, and then leave it up to them as to whether they would like you to come in and interview. I would not ask to have it moved back, instead say that you are happy to still come in, but you are concerned about your appearance and the issue with having trouble talking, and if they would like you are happy to reschedule the interview for a day or 2 later.

I was going to suggest a nookie dunked in whiskey, however I think that Chio's advice is probably better as it will not get social services knocking on your door.

I'm with you there. I got to work at 6:30 this morning so that I could get out of here by 3pm (stupid mandatory non-paid lunches) I'll be following on one of the game casts as my work blocks streaming radio (MLB.tv) then racing home as fast as I can to watch the game. I cannot sit still for the life of me, just need to get out of here soon! GO CREW!

After the bunt to get the 2nd out, they showed a close up of Fielder. It looked to me like he had earplugs in (the inside of his ear sure looked white to me), any body have any ideas why he would do so?

I was wondering who else saw the guy dressed up as greenman during the game yesterday? I saw him on tv, and I really wanted to try and find it in the archived game and show it to my roommate. I don't particularly want to watch the whole game over so I was hoping someone saw it on tv as well and remembers what inning it was in that they showed him? For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about it's an Always Sunny in Philadelphia reference in which Charlie dresses up as greenman. It's basically just like a nylon suit that covers him completely from head to toe (including covering his face).

Hell is Chrome - Wilco As a matter of fact the top 5 most played songs on my iTunes are all Wilco...maybe I should try listening to other music. Paul, I would also suggest ephpod if Senuti doesn't work. I've never tried Senuti but have had good luck with ephpod in the past.

1. Listen to Her Heart - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 2. Hero of the Day - Metallica 3. Hill of the Skull - Joe Satriani 4. False Media - The Roots 5. Can't Con an Honest John - The Streets 6. Lullaby - Queens of the Stoneage 7. Space Oddity - David Bowie 8. Hey You - Pink Floyd 9. We Were Born the Mutants Again With Leafling - Of Montreal 10. Curse Your Little Heart - Devotchka 11. Haven't Got a Clue - Flaming Lips 12. Hot for Teacher - Van Halen 13. The Wanton Song - Led Zeppelin 14. God Only Knows - The Beach Boys 15. The Ghost of You Lingers - Spoon 16. The Wind - Amos Lee 17, Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen 18. L-O-V-E - Al Green 19. Sweet Dreams - Roy Buchannon 20. Bad Moon Rising - CCR 21. Sleep Better - Pete Yorn 22. Mandoline Concerto in C - Vivaldi 23. ELT - Wilco 24. Buddy Holly - Weezer 25. The Lotion - Greenskeepers

At work on top of my monitor I have a set of nesting dolls (Hall, Weeks, Fielder, Hardy), mini bobbleheads of Gantner and Thomas, and then one on each side of my monitor I have a Hot Dog Racing Sausage bobblehead, and a Turnbow bobblehead. This morning I get into work to see a large post-it note with "Corey Hart for MVP!" written on it. Looks like someone in our cleaning crew likes the Brewers a whole lot too. (I work in Minneapolis) Great way to start the day. I'll have to leave some sort of message for him/her one of these nights to see if I get another reply.

Wilco is pretty much my favorite band. I saw them 3x in the past year. Wasn't able to get tickets for the 5 night show in Chicago last weekend though. A friend of mine went and said it was amazing. I guess Wilco is going to do it again next year.

I don't post on the site all that often. More of a lurker/reader than anything, but I felt I needed to reply to this thread. At Least That's What You Said---Wilco When I sat down on the bed next to you You started to cry I said, maybe if I leave, you'll want me To come back home Or maybe all you mean, is leave me alone At least that's what you said You're irresistible when you get mad Isn't it sad, I'm immune I thought it was cute For you to kiss My purple black eye Even though I caught it from you I still think we're serious At least that's what you said

I'm not sure which format change you were speaking of, because I know they were planning to do a complete overhaul recently, but had to push it back. I took the GRE general exam in December, and got an 1180, which I was quite happy with but wished I had studied more for scholarship purposes. The vocabulary is definitely the hardest part. I got a 510 on the vocab, and a 670 on the quantitative. I am a good standardized test taker so I didn't study too much, kinda wish I had studied more. I thought the math was going to be much harder than it was. The problem is as you probably know, every time you get a question right, the problems get harder so it's kind of frustrating when you know you're doing good and then come up to a question where you don't have the slightest idea what to do. The advice I would give is to use the CD as much as possible (if it came with a practice CD) or just take as many practice exams as you can. I memorized (at the time) the 50 most common words on the GRE, which should be in your book somewhere. As dikapalooza mentioned you will get your results immediately. It will ask you whether or not you want to send your results out to schools. If you say "no" you can see the results but no matter how good you did you cannot send them out. So you better be sure you completely bombed the test before you say "no." Also like dikapalooza said the most important things are letters of recommendation, and your letter of intent. GRE scores can definitely boost or lower your chances, but not as much as a bad letter of rec. Good luck! I know it's a stressful time. What are you planning on going to grad school for? I'm about to start my first year going for my Au.D. (or Ph.D. depends how much time I want to spend in school) at the University of Minnesota.

Yes I'd love it Thanks much! mcca0539@umn.edu

Hey guys, I have class at 8am on a sunday cuz i'm trying to fulfill credits to graduate, basically professed my love to a friend of mine, even though she has a bf of 6 months, but w/e i wanna be with her, i'm trased and havve 6hrs till i need to get up, it's gonna be a bad sunday...buty the badgers won!!!!! GOOO BUCKY, i friggen love this message board, all of it. I check it every day, don;t post too much though, cuz I don't wanna sound stupid, just wanna say you guys who post all the time rock!

Just wanted to clear up...the Lifer in my name refers to being a life long fan, kinda like a "lifer" in prison. How my love for the Crew won't ever go away. Nothing about religion or social aspects of life.

Disclaimer: This is not any kind of political statement... What's bugging me is the billboards that tell me how an embryo is a human, and that it's heart is beating 18 days from conception. Now this is not me ranting about how people are telling me what to think. We get that every day, and I have more or less become immune to it. The problem I have is that it's a blatant lie. The embryo does not have a heartbeat at 18 days, it isn't any bigger than the nail on your pinky finger at 18 days. It does not have a single organ, much less a heart. The brain and spinal cord (essential to a heartbeat) are not even developed at this point. We have just recently learned all of this in my neuroscience class, and have had it affirmed by my trip to Body World's this weekend. So yes, blatant lying on billboards is what is bugging me right now.