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We now understand the concept of boundaries from Part 1, and in Part 2, we completed a meditation to establish firm boundaries. Part 3 looked at how our emotions can indicate boundary violations. Part 4 explored examples of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual boundary violations.
In order to maintain personal safety and integrity, it is essential to address boundary violations as soon as they are perceived. How you respond is largely personal and depends on the type of boundary violated. Let's go through different forms of boundary violation and consider different responses.
Physical Boundary Violation
Physical boundary violations include trespassing, theft, violent action, and physical harm. If you experience a violation of your physical boundary, you have many options available. You will need to weigh your own values, ethics, needs, and situation before choosing the right response. Participants in the sit-ins of the Civil Rights era trained themselves to withstand physical violence (as well as verbal abuse) without retaliating in kind, for example, but true nonviolence may not be right for every person in every situation.
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Emotional Boundary Violation
The key to responding to emotional boundary violations is cultivating the awareness of your own emotional state so that you can discern when there has been some overlap, absorption, vampirism, or manipulation. Having a regular meditation practice (as well as psychic shielding for empaths) helps to establish your personal set-point so that you will be aware when something feels off. Practice sensing your own energy. If you notice a discordant or unexplicable emotion arise, check in with yourself and ask, "Is this really mine?" Your intuition will guide you.
Responding to an emotional boundary violation could be as simple as changing the channel instead of watching a fear-based news program. It could be as complex as having a shamanic soul retrieval or a series of counseling or Reiki sessions to help address the underlying the effects of the violation.
Emotional boundary violations also call us to assess and re-assess the state of our relationships. Sometimes the best response is simply to walk away or at least reorient yourself toward whatever relationship is creating duress.
Consciously working on generating soul qualities such as forgiveness and love can help soothe your own emotional body as well as that of the person who violated your boundaries. Strengthening your field of light and your connection to Source may help "burn off" emotional residue and purify your aura as well.
Mental Boundary Violation
Using your voice is one of the best ways to respond to a mental boundary violation. Often simply communicating that you find someone's forceful or critical demeanor uninspiring can stop an otherwise violating dialogue.
Mental boundary violations also call us to assess and re-assess the state of our relationships to make sure we are including those we love and distancing ourselves from those who do not truly support our highest good. Sometimes the best response is to end a harmful friendship rather than continue to put up with mental boundary violations.
Spiritual Boundary Violation
In the case of encountering an individual or organization that is attempting to dictate your spiritual beliefs or denying your spiritual path, sometimes the best response is to remove yourself from the situation. Be careful to use discernment when interacting with new organizations and practices so that you avoid those that do not serve your highest good. Some "nasties" are actually drawn to spiritual organizations and gatherings because they energetically know that's where the yummy light is. So, be aware that appearances can be deceiving; that Indian "yogi" may be a con artist, or the psychic healer may be working with some low-level helpers.
With psychic attack, it is imperative to clean out your auric field and also uproot or heal the vulnerability that allowed the attack to begin with. You can use tools like cord cutting (slices through subtle energy cords that drain us of energy), Reiki, a pendulum, ritual, or prayer to counteract a psychic attack.
Archangel Michael is especially equipped to remove cords and other psychic debris in our fields, and you can call on Archangel Raphael to come in and "heal and seal" your aura. Often, individuals who were "feeding" off of your energy will call or otherwise attempt to re-establish that connection after you cut their cord. So, be cautious and use discernment when interacting with individuals that you sense might be connected to a psychic attack. If you sense something's off, you are probably right.
You may also consider using protective stones, such as black tourmaline, or visualizing all the attacker's energy going into the earth to be transmuted. Being mindful of your own energy maintenance, keeping your aura bright and clear, and staying grounded will be beneficial for preventing psychic attack in the first place. It is vital to continually establish your own energetic presence through visualization or shielding techniques until you feel comfortable and strong going out in the world without absorbing other's junk and gunk. I shield every day, and renew those shields if I am going into a potentially toxic environment.
Often entities who have not fully crossed over may become energy parasites that derive pleasure from using a human body to experience life. In cases like this, the affected individual may find themselves wanting to drink, have sex, smoke, etc. simply because the entity is seeking that sensual pleasure through them. These entities will play off our your weaknesses — whether it is a tendency to anger easily, worry, or be afraid — to convince you to do their bidding.
You will know you are being affected by such a spirit if you find yourself getting into arguments despite feeling like you don't really want to be angry, or if you continually resonate with fear or worry. You may also hear odd voices in your head that are different from your typical thoughts (and have negative content) or have nightmares. It is essential to heal these risky emotional states so that these discarnate entities no longer have a foothold.
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It's a Rare Scene: Movie Executive With 9 Lives; From Warner Brothers to Columbia, and, Now, Paired With Ovitz
By RICK LYMAN
Published: February 20, 2002
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.— Mark Canton, in his fourth day on the job as chief executive of Artists Production Group, the moviemaking offshoot of Michael Ovitz's Artists Management Group, sat at one end of the coffee table. Joel Gotler, head of A.M.G./Renaissance, the company's literary division, sat at the other. ''O.K.,'' Mr. Canton said, ''Pitch me. I've only got a few minutes.''
The office was nearly bare, outlines of pictures on walls left unpainted since the departure of the previous occupant. In his three decades in the movie business, Mr. Canton had been president of production at Warner Brothers by age 29 and chairman of Sony's Columbia-TriStar Pictures by 39. Now, at 52, a half-dozen years after being fired by Sony, followed by four years as an independent producer, here he was, back in the mogul game.
Mr. Gotler started in: ''Chasing the Dime'' was a new thriller from Michael Connelly, about a computer scientist (''Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, whoever you want'') who suddenly finds himself caught in webs of betrayal. There are plot twists, double-crosses, triple-crosses.
''This could be a good George Clooney,'' Mr. Canton said. Mr. Gotler nodded readily.
''O.K., enough,'' Mr. Canton said, catching Mr. Gotler in mid-sentence, only a few minutes into the pitch. ''It's O.K. We want it. Go make the deal.''
Five days later there was the announcement in the Hollywood trade papers: MGM had optioned the rights to make a film based on the book. A few days after that, the Artists Production Group announced a development deal for a romantic comedy called ''Nothing But the Truth,'' and a few days later came word that Michael Apted was in talks to direct ''Tell No One,'' yet another of the group's projects from an author, Harlan Coben, represented by Renaissance.
''I did not come here to be patient,'' said Mr. Canton.
Studio chiefs have a notoriously short shelf life in Hollywood, greedily fawned over during their years in the spotlight and then shunned once an inevitable box-office downturn sends them packing. You can see some of them around town, ghostlike, scrambling to put together independent production slates and perhaps even find their way back into some studio's corner office.
What is so interesting about the story of Mark Canton -- whose tenure atop two studios had been both controversial and emblematic of studio successes and excesses over the last two decades -- is that his is an increasingly rare example of a former studio chief getting a second chance at the top, as a partner in Mr. Ovitz's production company.
The Artists Production Group, one of the most closely watched and whispered-about ventures in Hollywood, is an attempt by Mr. Ovitz, the former uber-agent, to mix a talent and literary management agency with a film and television production company that was unveiled three years ago with great fanfare but has produced more speculation than actual projects.
''Nobody can really figure out what A.M.G. is yet,'' said one major studio executive. ''Are they even going to survive as an entity?''
Critics point to the failure last year of A.M.G.'s television production spinoff, A.T.G., which failed in two seasons to produce a single network hit. Early on, much of the company's attention was focused on those television efforts, perhaps part of the reason that the company has also been sluggish in movie production, having shot just three films and having only one of them released (''Sidewalks of New York,'' which bombed).
Mr. Ovitz shrugs off such concerns. ''We've been in business here for only three years,'' he said. ''This is not a fast-results business. To come up with really interesting material, that takes time. Now, we're starting to get drafts of scripts in, and they're coming in good. So we needed to get someone who had a really deep background in running a company that has this kind of volume.''
Still, skepticism runs high about the long-run viability of Mr. Ovitz's ambitious network of companies.
''I'm not unaware, I'm not in denial,'' Mr. Canton said. ''Things have not happened as quickly as some would want. But you have to look at what Mike Ovitz has accomplished in his career, not at what he hasn't accomplished.''
The reality, which may not be apparent from outside the company, he said, is that the production group has more than four dozen projects in serious development, and more than a dozen fresh ones that Mr. Canton brought with him from his former independent production company.
''My job is to get these projects into the end zone,'' Mr. Canton said, ''and quickly.''
He points to a roster of major clients in the company's management division, including directors like Martin Scorsese and authors like Tom Clancy and Michael Crichton, as well as more than 60 movie projects in an advanced stage of development.
''There is business to be done here,'' Mr. Canton said. ''Real business.''
A.P.G. is 19 months into a three-year, $200 million deal with Studio Canal, the French studio, that provides development and production financing for films that would be distributed overseas, although it has yet to result in a finished movie. One of Mr. Canton's first meetings as chairman was with Studio Canal executives, and he said he is determined to get movies into production as part of the deal.


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Had a fresh cup of this first thing in the morning! Dropped the steeping time to around 2 and 1/2 minutes or so. Yes, the caramel and vanilla flavors were weaker, but the black tea wasn't as strong. This is a sweet and smooth tea. I might be ordering some of this in my next Adagio order! Tasty!
Wow! This is one bright up of tea! I had never heard of a tea flavored like watermelon before. The actual dry blend looked more like a trail mix than a tea! HUGE hunks of dried fruits make a bright pink-orange brew. Sipping, this tastes almost identical to watermelon.. maybe melon water? True to the flavor of watermelon and very sweet all by itself! The finish is a little strange, I must admit.. Vegetables? Tart fruits? Drying and a little bit funky. Just different. While this makes for a good cup of hot tea, I think it would be just awesome iced! Thank you to JoeCool for sharing some of this with me. Yummy!
This is one of the prettiest teas that I've ever had. The color is a dark red and purple. Gorgeous! The flavor is definitely raspberry mixed with a little sweetness (I assume this is supposed to be the Vanilla). It's tasty, but has a strange flavor in the background. While this is a fine tea, it tastes just a little funky to me. Thank you to oOTeaOo for sharing with me!
(BACKLOG) This is quite good! Thank you to Jaime for the little sample! The smell is overwhelming at first! BLUEBERRY, BLUEBERRY, BLUEBERRY! I love the taste of blueberries and this definitely satisfied my need for a blueberry fix. I don't know if I could taste the cheesecake, but more of a sour/odd flavor in the background. I was on the verge of saying "no" to the background taste.. but it makes it a bit more interesting. I suppose that I was concentrating on the sweet smell, taste and the blueberries and gulped it down too fast. I think I'll have to try this one again (SLOWER this time) to see if I can get more of the cheesecake taste and not the cheesy-sour note. This is a pleasant dessert tea that requires no added sweetener. Yum!
This tea smelled so lovely! Just like blueberry pastries or pancakes. Upon first sip, there is a strange tangy, almost savory taste that I'm not too fond of. The smell makes me expect a perfectly smooth and sweet rooibos blend, but there's that almost jarring flavor just waiting to pop out! I would have loved a smooth, sweet blueberry muffin flavored rooibos, but this just isn't it. Thank you so much to oOTeaOo for letting me try this!
I came home today quite frustrated with the combination of one of my classes + bad drivers. I needed a good cup of tea to relax! Imagine my surprise when I saw that this tea (thanks to oOTeaOo!) had arrived! Dry, this really is a pretty tea: black, curled leaves and a dash of colorful sprinkles thrown in. Delightful! Brewed, this tea has a yummy black tea and sweet, creamy scent. Oh, boy! I'm so excited!
Sipping, this tea has a definite vanilla/caramel taste. It is a bit overshadowed by the black tea. Almost immediately, I get a very dry feeling in my mouth. I wish that the vanilla and caramel could be more present! The black tea could be pulled back a bit.. and this would really be a yummy cup. Is a shorter steep time the way to go? I'm afraid if I do that then I'll loose the sweetness! Sigh.
This tea had such potential to be a delicious dessert tea. I could hardly smell the peach or the vanilla, mostly only the black tea. This was a smooth cup, but I would have loved to taste the peaches and the cream. I didn't taste either in the cup. I was able to get a few hints of the peach in the smell, but it was very faint.
Thank you to Frank for restocking this one. I'm so pleased that I was able to get my hands on a bag! :) Scent of the dry leaf is all about the coconut! The coconut smothers everything.. so I don't really smell much else. Steeped, the tea is a bit toned down and the coconut shifts from scent to flavor. This tea revolves around the sweet taste of the coconut and the cheesecake comes in a tangy/tart aftertaste. I'm pretty happy with this tea, but I don't love it as much as I thought I would! It's very yummy, though!
Despite not doing anything at all today, (no class or work scheduled on a Tuesday.. plus, there's a bunch of snow outside) I'm hitting the afternoon slump. I've already had a nice cup of coffee, but I could use another boost at the moment. This is one of the first teas that I ever wanted from 52Teas. Dry leaf smells like chocolate, with hints of banana and sweet grass. While steeping, I'm smelling more of the sweet grass with just a little bit of chocolate.
The taste is quite interesting. It's very smooth and sweet and I can taste the chocolate. I was expecting the chocolate to be a bit stronger and creamier. Sadly, I don't taste any malt! This is definitely very tasty. I will have to try the honeybush version of this tea. I think I might like that one even more if it's creamier and with more chocolate flavor!
I ripped open the little sample bag of this tea and was so delighted with the smell! The smell was pure, juicy strawberries! I am sipping and taste mostly cinnamon and a sweet background, but no butter or strawberries or PIE flavor. I haven't added milk or sweetener at all. What did I do wrong? I steeped for 8-10 minutes and was so looking forward to tasting what everyone else has tasted. I haven't lost hope with this tea yet, I'm going to try another cup to see if I get more strawberry dessert flavor.
EDIT: I have increased the rating of this tea thanks to the steeping tips from liberTEAS. I am getting much more strawberry now and still the same cinnamon finish. I don't taste crust, sugar or butter, though. Wish I did! This tea is definitely a tasty cup, but I feel that I have to add too much leaf for one pleasing cup of tea. Still yummy, though.
LiberTEAS, I used 2 tsp for a 12 oz. cup. I'm dying for that strawberry pie taste, but it just tasted like sweet, hot water with cinnamon.


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COLLEGE of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and ECONOMICS Dean • Garrey Carruthers Associate Dean • Kathleen Brook Associate Dean • Kevin Boberg Advising Coordinator • Rose Byrum Advising Coordinator • Celina Talamantes Bachelor of Accountancy • A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in all courses in the College used to Bachelor of Arts in Economics meet specific major course requirements. Bachelor of Business Administration – Majors in Business Computer Sys- • A minimum of 128 credits of approved courses. tems, Economics, Finance, General Business, International Business, Man- • A minimum of 54 upper division credits. agement, and Marketing • Last 30 credits must be completed at NMSU; of these credits, the stu- Associate in Prebusiness dent not regularly enrolled at NMSU the previous year must complete a minimum of 20 credits in upper-division courses, including a minimum of 12 upper-division credits in the major. • Successful completion of at least 64 degree credits outside the CBAE. Mission of the College of Business Administration and Economics Among these credits are a maximum of 9 credits of economics and 6 NMSU's College of Business Administration and Economics (CBAE) credits of statistics. provides a continually improving learning environment that prepares students • For transfer students, a minimum of 33 business credits required for a to meet the challenges of a global economy. business degree must be completed in the CBAE. CBAE, as part of an Hispanic-serving institution, provides all students, • For transfer students, a minimum of 12 credits in courses required in the but especially those from New Mexico, convenient access to high-quality, major must be completed in the CBAE. professional education programs. Selected programs may be designed to The college will accept toward a degree a maximum of 8 credits com- serve students from throughout the U.S. or in selected international locations. bined from the following 3 categories: music organizations (band, orchestra, CBAE provides intellectual and professional development to business or chorus), physical activity courses, and occupational education (prefixed students and faculty through course work, research centers, research pro- "OE"). Additional OE credits may be counted based on articulation agree- grams, and student- and faculty-exchange programs. ments. CBAE provides excellence in teaching at the undergraduate, master's, The only courses that may be taken on an S/U option by students in the and doctoral levels. CBAE are general electives outside the college. Courses listed under General CBAE continually seeks to add high-quality educational and service Education and Other Foundation Courses may not be taken S/U except that programs that target specific economic sectors, such as high-technology students may take up to 9 credits of honors courses on an S/U basis to fulfill industries, public utilities, entrepreneurship, banking, insurance and golf. these requirements. CBAE provides both faculty and students with opportunities to enrich All students planning to earn a degree in the College of Business Admin- their understanding of global business issues. CBAE also ensures that the istration and Economics are advised through the college's Advising Center international content of our programs and courses reflects the location of during their freshman and sophomore years or until they have completed all NMSU and its proximity to Latin America. lower division requirements as listed under the General Education and Other CBAE secures input from significant constituencies, such as students, Foundation courses and Lower-division Business Core requirements sections. alumni, and business practitioners, regarding their educational needs and Students who complete these requirements are assigned to a faculty member their views of NMSUBusiness. for advising. Students who complete these requirements and those listed in the section for specific majors will have satisfied the university's general CBAE faculty are involved in research and consulting endeavors, education requirements. thereby allowing them to enhance their ability to engage in effective teaching Lower-division requirements must be substantially completed before the and contribute to the body of knowledge in business administration. student is permitted to take upper-division courses (numbered 300 or above) Requirements for Bachelor's Degrees offered by the CBAE. • Successful completion of requirements as listed under the college's General Education and Other Foundation Courses (35 credits) General Education and Other Foundation Courses section and lower- COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication, or COMM 253G1 ..............3 and upper-division Business Core sections. This requirement does not apply to those students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Accreditation (For this degree, see the Economics and International Business section New Mexico State University has been accredited since below.) 1926 by the North Central Association of Colleges and Second- • Successful completion of requirements as listed by the department for ary Schools as a degree-granting institution. The university a specific major. was accredited in 1954 by the American Association of Univer- • Formal admission into a major of the college while taking any of the last sity Women. The baccalaureate and graduate degree programs in 30 credits used to meet degree requirements. business administration and accounting offered in the College • A minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 in all courses of Business Administration and Economics are accredited by taken at NMSU. AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate • A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in all courses taken in the College Schools of Business. used to meet specific college course requirements. 2005-2006 • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS / 77 ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition, or ENGL 111H1 .........................................4 must select and additional nine credits from any of the following prefixes: ENGL 203G, Business and Professional Communication, or ENGL 218G1 ........3 ACCT, BA, BCS, BLAW, BUSA, ECON, FIN, INTB, MGT, MKTG. E ST 251/STAT 251, Statistics for Business and the Behavioral Sciences; or E ST 311G, Statistical Applications ...................................................................3 MATH 115, Intermediate Algebra1................................................................................3 Students who place out of MATH 115 must take an additional 3 credits of general elective outside the CBAE. MATH 142G, Calculus for the Biological and Management Sciences ..............3 ACCOUNTING and MATH 185, College Algebra, or MATH 230, Matrices and Linear Program- BUSINESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS ming (MATH 230 is strongly recommended for BCS majors) .....................3 Human thought/behavior: ANTH 120G, ANTH 125G, ANTH 201G, ANTH 203G, PSY 201G, or PHIL 233G ........................................................................................3 Professor Manson P. Dillaway, department head Historical Perspectives: from Part II (A), General Education Requirements....3 Professors Dillaway, Foster, Headrick, Scribner; Associate Professors Kreie, Literature and fine arts: from Part II (E), General Education Requirements .....3 Mills, Nelson, Seipel, Tunnell; Assistant Professors Alt, Billiot, Calk, McNelis, Basic natural sciences: from Part II (B), General Education Requirements ....4 Mora, Oliver; College Assistant Professors Schoener, Shannon, Smith 1Grade of C or better required (505) 646-4901 Majors in economics must have a grade of C or better in ECON 251G, ECON 252G, E ST 251 or E ST 311G (or the equivalent) and MATH 142G. DEGREE: Bachelor of Accountancy Business Core, lower division (18 credits) MAJOR: Accounting ACCT 251, Management Accounting and ACCT 252, Financial Accounting2 ..6 DEGREE: Bachelor of Business Administration BCS 110G, Introduction to Computerized Information Systems, or C S 110G ..3 MAJOR: Business Computer Systems BUSA 111, Business in a Global Society ....................................................................3 MINORS: Accounting ECON 251G-252G, Principles of Macroeconomics, Microeconomics2 .............6 2Not recommended for freshman year. Business Computer Systems Business Core, upper division (27 credits) BCS 338, Business Information Systems I (all majors except BCS), or BCS DEGREE: Bachelor of Accountancy 350, Systems Analysis and Modeling (BCS majors) .....................................3 The Bachelor of Accountancy degree is available to students choos- BLAW 316, Legal Environment of Business (all majors except ACCT), or ing accounting as a major. The curriculum is designed to prepare you for the BLAW 317, Business Law I (ACCT majors)......................................................3 excellent opportunities that exist in public accounting practice and in busi- BUSA 365, Design and Delivery of Goods and Services .......................................6 ness, government, and nonprofit organizations. It is also appropriate for those BUSA 421, Integrated Business Concepts I ..............................................................3 who may choose to seek either the Master of Accountancy or the Master of FIN 341, Financial Analysis and Markets ...................................................................3 Business Administration degree after graduation. MGT 309, Human Behavior in Organizations ............................................................3 Every candidate for the Bachelor of Accountancy degree must fulfill the Upper-division elective in economics or experimental statistics, excluding following requirements in addition to the general education and other founda- E ST 311G, Statistical Applications (BCS majors must take ECON 405, tion courses and the business core courses (see above). Economic Statistics) ..............................................................................................3 One upper division elective in business (excluding E ST 311G)...........................3 Major Courses (27 credits) These requirements combined with the accounting courses required above Associate in Prebusiness Degree provide a minimum of 30 credits in accounting. To complete the associate degree, 66 credits are required, including the ACCT 301 and 302, Financial Accounting I and II ....................................................6 general education requirements and lower-division business core described ACCT 353, Cost Accounting ...........................................................................................3 above. A minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 is also required. The ACCT 403, Federal Taxation I .........................................................................................3 last 15 credits towards the degree must be earned at NMSU. ACCT 451, Auditing Theory and Practices .................................................................3 Minors in Business ACCT 452, Accounting Systems....................................................................................3 Minors are available in accounting, business administration, business BLAW 318, Business Law II ...........................................................................................3 computer systems, economics, finance, international business, management Electives in accounting, upper-division ......................................................................6 and marketing. The college also cooperates with the College of Arts and Sci- Elective Courses (21 credits) ences in offering minors in global political economy and U.S.-Mexico border Viewing a Wider World (two courses from two colleges other than CBAE, studies. from courses listed in General Education Requirements, Part III) ...........6 Prelaw Students General electives (at least 12 credits must be taken outside College of Busi- Because the practice of law often involves business-related problems, ness Administration and Economics)..............................................................15 the majors in the college provide an excellent preparation for the prelaw DEGREE: Bachelor of Business Administration student. The college has attorneys on the faculty who are available as Every candidate for the Bachelor of Business Administration degree advisers. must fulfill the following requirements in addition to the requirements for Graduate Work admission to the major and the upper-division business core courses (see The College of Business Administration and Economics also offers above). programs leading to the following degrees: Master of Business Administra- In the upper-division core BCS majors must take ECON 405, Economic tion, Master of Arts (Economics), Master of Accountancy, Master of Science Statistics, as their ECON or E ST elective. (Experimental Statistics), and Ph.D. in Business Administration. For details MAJOR: Business Computer Systems on programs leading to these degrees, see the current Graduate School The business computer systems program prepares you for a variety Catalog. of administrative and technical positions associated with the analysis and MINOR: Business Administration design of computerized business information systems. Potential employers This minor is available to all students except those seeking the Bachelor include information system service organizations, public accounting/consult- of Accountancy and the Bachelor of Business Administration. A cumulative ing firms, manufacturing and merchandising business, banks and other finan- GPA of at least 2.0 is required for required 18 credits, nine of which must be cial institutions, government, and others. upper division. Students must select nine credits from only one of the follow- Major Courses (27credits) ing course prefixes: ACCT, BUSA, ECON, FIN, INTB, MGT, or MKTG. 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Weekly Photo – Sally Lightfoot Crab in the Shadows
Sally Lightfoot Crabs are a daily feature in the Galapagos. If you are near the coast, you should see them – probably hundreds of them. They move differently than crabs we are used to in Canada. Maybe the cold water affects them differently but crabs in Canada are very slow compared to these crabs in the Galapagos.
This picture was taken at the Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge on Santa Cruz Island. This crab was just sitting there – and the sun made for some dramatic shadows.
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Hay Brian . I knew a good old girl named Sally , as for light feet, that's another story. we are having Ecuador weather in NS too early. looks like we're in for a hot summer, food will sky rocket. Hang on to your hats. and pocket books boys.


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we have a beautiful 1924 home that we are restoring room by room. our bathroom is next on the hit-list and we are looking for some help. we currently have ugly pink 4" X 4" floor tiles covering the original marble octagonal bathroom tile. we are hoping the pink tile protected the marble and all is in good shape...we'll find out once we get the ugly pink tiles up. but that's were we need your expertise...how do we remove the pink tile without damaging the marble tiles underneath? we welcome any and all ideas.
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Margaret Johnson, 87, a native of Terrebonne Parish and resident of Houma, died Tuesday, June 26, 2005.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at First Corinthian Baptist Church. Religious service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the church, with burial in Deweyville Cemetery.
She is survived by three grandsons, Bryan Johnson and wife, Tammy, of Vacherie, Corey Johnson and wife, Brandie, of Houma and Joaquin Green and wife, Yokesha, of Houma; one granddaughter, Stephanie Verrett Allen of Houma; one adopted grandson, Carnell R. Taplett of Houma; and seven great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Freddie and Ida Mitter; and one daughter, Shirley Johnson.
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