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The Web has integrated with development of business information, procedures and also communications to develop the basis for a change in business organization. Businesses are becoming significantly modular, doing just what they do most ideal as well as contracting out the rest. The company is progressively transforming toward task groups which could be set up when needed and also dispersed when projects are completed. To promote this, treatments and systems are being established to manage and support partnership. The outcome? New possibilities for remote workers and also online offices, with leaner, activity concentrated as well as ultimately a more reliable company, basically unrestricted accessibility to sources and personnel around the globe.
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They cannot leave the papers with your business partner unless they are suing the partnership.
If this is what happened, then you have not been served. They can serve you at your business, but it has to be given to you. Stand by and I will provide you with the statute regarding service.
i had been under the impression they could be served at their business location?
Is it you being served, or are you trying to serve?
i had served this person in another state at her business location, in personi to her father who is also her partner ina business
i served
the procedure for service has to be the same as in this state, so if i cant serve at their business in florida, then i guess they are right
Ok, so you are the process server. Are you licensed to serve in the state where the business is located?
no, i am bringing the lawsuit, the process server served her at her place of buisiness
Got you.
OK. Are you suing the individual or his business?
rather her business
regardless she had the summons and complaint for more than 30 days, about 45, and now she wants to join a removal to state court, but i argue she is out of time, cuz even if service wzsnt perfected, the OR OTHERWSIE federal provision kics in
suing the individual and the business, since she is partnered in the business
i mean removal to dfederal
So the suit is in federal court and you are suing her individually and suing her business. The process server served her business partner at her office. She is now claiming that she has not been served and is objecting to the jurisdiction of the federal court and asserting it should be dismissed and refiled in state court?
so im thinking ,even if the service at her partners house was deficient, im still covered by the fact that she waited about 5o days after replying to the complaint, to join the removal
Did she reply to the complaint and is not moving for removal?
no, she is claiming her consent to remove wasnt needed as she was not a properly served defendant
sorry now
Ah. I see
now she is moving for removal, since she has not so easily quashed service
in the state court
she thought she could walz in and out
i think i will go with what ypu said, since i am also suing the business, then its ok i served her partner..i had not mentined that in my response
Well, if you are suing her individually as well, it might be different.
Am I correct in my understanding that you are suing her individually?
so if i wasnt suing the business, then service would not be perfected by having her served at the location of her business to her landlord/dad/partner?
Also, my understanding is that she has joined the other defendants motion to remove the case to federal court?
she joined it very late
way passed her 30 days alotted
about 50 days
but shes claiming she was not properly served until recently
And you are responding to her joinder in the removal action?
responding to her response to remand
or other defendants response
Wait...your confusing me...
but they hang their hopes on bad process service
has the case been removed to federal court and you are filing a motion to remand?
if she was not properly served, their removal is ok, if she waas properly served, all of them have to go back to the state court, which they dont want
i already filed that a while back yes
it boild down to this; i had her formally served at her place of business to her dad who is also her business partner
the service has to comply with florida rules of service
OK. I see, let me look at the florida rules regard service real fast.
Please stand by.
in florida, if i can serve someeon at their place of business in personal service to their partnerm then im ok
i had even heard ya could serve them at their place of business to their secretary
so why not partner
This is not correct. You have to personally serve each different person or entity named in the lawsuit. If you are suing Company A and its President XXXXX XXXXX, you can serve Company by personally serving its registered agent for service of process or its officers; you can only serve President XXXXX XXXXX by personally handing him the citation. On the other hand, if you are suing a business which is an unincorporated partnership, then you can serve one of the partners and all of the partnership will be considered served. The main rule is as follows:
RULE 1.070 PROCESS(a) Summons; Issuance. Upon the commencement of the action, summons or other process authorized by law shall be issued forthwith by the clerk or judge under the clerk's or the judge's signature and the seal of the court and delivered for service without praecipe.(b) Service; By Whom Made. Service of process may be made by an officer authorized by law to serve process, but the court may appoint any competent person not interested in the action to serve the process. When so appointed, the person serving process shall make proof of service by affidavit promptly and in any event within the time during which the person served must respond to the process. Failure to make proof of service shall not affect the validity of the service. When any process is returned not executed or returned improperly executed for any defendant, the party causing its issuance shall be entitled to such additional process against the unserved party as is required to effect service.(c) Service; Numerous Defendants. If there is more than 1 defendant, the clerk or judge shall issue as many writs of process against the several defendants as may be directed by the plaintiff or the plaintiff's attorney.(d) Service by Publication. Service of process by publication may be made as provided by statute.(e) Copies of Initial Pleading for Persons Served. At the time of personal service of process a copy of the initial pleading shall be delivered to the party upon whom service is made. The date and hour of service shall be endorsed on the original process and all copies of it by the person making the service. The party seeking to effect personal service shall furnish the person making service with the necessary copies. When the service is made by publication, copies of the initial pleadings shall be furnished to the clerk and mailed by the clerk with the notice of action to all to all parties whose addresses are stated in the initial pleading or sworn statement.(f) Service of Orders. If personal service of a court order is to be made, the original order shall be filed with the clerk, who shall certify or verify a copy of it without charge. The person making service shall use the certified copy instead of the original order in the same manner as original process in making service.(g) Fees; Service of Pleadings. The statutory compensation for making service shall not be increased by the simultaneous delivery or mailing of the copy of the initial pleading in conformity with this rule.(h) Pleading Basis. When service of process is to be made under statutes authorizing service on nonresidents of Florida, it is sufficient to plead the basis for service in the language of the statute without pleading the facts supporting service.(i) Service of Process by Mail. A defendant may accept service of process by mail.(1) Acceptance of service of a complaint by mail does not thereby waive any objection to the venue or to the jurisdiction of the court over the person of the defendant.(2) A plaintiff may notify any defendant of the commencement of the action and request that the defendant waive service of a summons. The notice and request shall:(A) be in writing and be addressed directly to the defendant, if an individual, or to an officer or managing or general agent of the defendant or other agent authorized by appointment or law to receive service of process;(B) be dispatched by certified mail, return receipt requested;(C) be accompanied by a copy of the complaint and shall identify the court in which it has been filed;(D) inform the defendant of the consequences of compliance and of failure to comply with the request;(E) state the date on which the request is sent;(F) allow the defendant 20 days from the date on which the request is received to return the waiver, or, if the address of the defendant is outside of the United States, thirty days from the date on which it is received to return the waiver; and(G) provide the defendant with an extra copy of the notice and request, including the waiver, as well as a prepaid means of compliance in writing.(3) If a defendant fails to comply with a request for waiver within the time provided herein, the court shall impose the costs subsequently incurred in effecting service on the defendant unless good cause for the failure is shown.(4) A defendant who, before being served with process, timely returns a waiver so requested is not required to respond to the complaint until 60 days after the date the defendant received the request for waiver of service. For purposes of computing any time prescribed or allowed by these rules, service of process shall be deemed effected 20 days before the time required to respond to the complaint.(5) When the plaintiff files a waiver of service with the court, the action shall proceed, except as provided in subdivision (4) above, as if a summons and complaint had been served at the time of filing the waiver, and no further proof of service shall be required.(j) Summons; Time Limit. If service of the initial process and initial pleading is not made upon a defendant within 120 days after filing of the initial pleading directed to that defendant the court, on its own initiative after notice or on motion, shall direct that service be effected within a specified time or shall dismiss the action without prejudice or drop that defendant as a party; provided that if the plaintiff shows good cause or excusable neglect for the failure, the court shall extend the time for service for an appropriate period. When a motion for leave to amend with the attached proposed amended complaint is filed, the 120-day period for service of amended complaints on the new party or parties shall begin upon the entry of an order granting leave to amend. A dismissal under this subdivision shall not be considered a voluntary dismissal or operate as an adjudication on the merits under rule 1.420(a)(1).
Look to Section (e)
ok, so then i cant have her served with her partner unles he is partnered with himin a business that is also being sued
No. Sorry for the confusion. If you are suing her individually, you have to serve her individually. This is still true even if you have sued the partnership by service at the place of business.
so then serving her at her business with her partner is invalid?
You can serve her at her place of business, but the citation has to be directly served on her in her individual capacity as a defendant
It is invalid as to her
it is valid as to her business
ok, well then, ill have to go with the "or otherise" provision
I think that is your best argument.
i think that should be ok, since she had it in possession for 45 days
ok, thank you very much
Although it sounds like she is submitting to the jurisdiction of the federal court by filing something.
Good luck


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Galaxy S4, which is the successor of the most successful Samsung Galaxy S3, has many features. It has become more popular among the mobile phone users. One of the most useful features of this mobile phone is that it has a high-resolution camera, which is used by people to capture images and recording video clips of memorable moments. You can view the video clip later to recall the sweet memory of past. However, it is considered safe and secure in terms of video file stored on it but there are many occasions where your video from Galaxy S4 is gets deleted. If you have found yourself in such situation, where your video from Galaxy S4 has deleted then do not worry. Here you will learn about a tool, which is famous for video file recovery from Galaxy and recognized as Video File Recovery software.
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Step 1: Download and install software on computer. Connect the Galaxy S4 to the system. Now, select "Recover deleted files" to retrieve deleted video from Galaxy S4 from the Main Screen as depicted in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Recover Deleted Files
Step 2: After this tool scans and detects your Galaxy S4.
Figure 2: Detecting Galaxy S4
Step 3: Now, select the Galaxy S4 from which you want to restore deleted video file and then click on "Next" button to start recovering videos as depicted in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Select Galaxy S4
Step4: Once the recovery process is over you can see the preview of recovered file.
Figure 4: Preview File


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Sasha summarises Professor James Coyne's recent no-holds-barred talk on the PACE trial and points you to the slides, video, audio and transcript.
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Changes in Computing, Networking and Telecommunications Services
Everyone in CATS will greatly miss secretary Shelly LaPolt, but we wish her the greatest of good fortune as she leaves Oneonta to take a job at Empire State College.
TLTC Technology Training Survey
The TLTC has developed a Technology Training Survey to gain a better
understanding of what our faculty and staff feels their training needs
are. We hope to utilize the survey to help us develop a more
comprehensive and effective training program. Please take a
few minutes to give us your responses by going to
www.oneonta.edu/academics/training and click on the link "Take our
Training Survey".
New Webservers go into production
On May 21st the College's new webservers started hosting the live website. We have asked web authors to check out their pages in test mode over the last few weeks, and we have been able to clear up a few minor glitches for them.
Besides being newer, faster hardware, the new servers will be supported by a greatly increased amount of disk space. This in turn will permit us to save web logs for up to one year - if you would like traffic reports on your site (number of visits and so on) contact the Web Development Office at 3031.
If you find anything amiss, be sure to let your support team know about it - for faculty and academic departmental websites this would be Jim Greenberg of the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center at 2701. For administrative sites it would be Jennifer Knapp of the Web Development Office at 3031.
Building a better password
We have run into lots of people here on campus who have not changed their computer passwords in years, or for that matter, ever. Other people are okay with the fact that just about everybody in the office knows their password, or else they obligingly write their password down on a post-it note stuck to their monitor. The passwords themselves are often not very strong - a child's name, or their nickname, or some common word.
What users need to understand is that our network of desktop computers is under constant attack from people who want to compromise the security of our machines. The reasons for doing this are subjects for other articles - if you are curious just go out and Google terms like "bot armies", "distributed denial-of-service attacks", "key logger" or "identity theft".
The best passwords have certain well-understood attributes. They are:
So, for example, a bad password is "dog" or "password", or maybe "oneonta". A good, strong password is "[Sally]is29!" or "Qh*v$hg&{lkP+". The problem facing the user is to come up with a password that is:
Since you should be changing your password frequently (twice a year at least) don't make it so clever that you get attached to it.
There are many websites out there with good suggestions on how to build a strong password - take a look at:
How Cell Phones Work - among other things...
it seems like everybody has one, but how many of us really know how
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Student employees at Admin Desktop Support
This summer many of you will encounter our students who work with Walter Romero in desktop support.
These students will be taking care of help desk calls, routine
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Don't look for Maria Sharapova to strut her stuff on "Dancing With the Stars."
She says she wouldn't be interested in following in the dancing shoes of fellow tennis superstar Martina Navratilova, who is among the newest celebrities set to dance when the show begins March 19.
"Even though I like to dance and all, there's something about dancing in prom costumes in front of national television that is just not very appealing to me," Sharapova said Tuesday after her match at the BNP Paribas Open tournament in Indian Wells.
The former Wimbledon champion says she's never really watched the ABC reality hit, and isn't sure what it takes to win that kind of competition.
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Ivy League Release
PHILADELPHIA - After closing the regular season with Ivy victories in the final two weekends, women's tennis laid claim to four individual Ivy League honors that were split amongst three different players. Sol Eskenazi headlined the awards as the Ivy League Rookie of the Year and a unanimous selection for first-team All-Ivy in singles. She was also named first-team All-Ivy in doubles, teaming up with junior captain Jules Rodin. Stephanie Do was also honored as a second-team All-Ivy performer in singles. This is the first time since the 2008 season that Penn has had two singles players and one doubles team named All-Ivy.
In winning the Ivy League Rookie of the Year, Eskenazi became the fifth women's tennis player at Penn to earn that distinction. With Connie Hsu taking home Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors in 2011, this marks the first time that Penn has had back-to-back Ivy Rookie of the Years in program history. The Quakers become just the second team ever to accomplish that feat and it is just the third time in Ivy history that a team has won back-to-back Rookie of the Year honors. She joins Anastasia Pozdniakova (1997), her current head coach - Sanela Kunovac (2001), Ekaterina Kosminskaya (2007), Hsu (2011) as Penn's previous Rookie of the Year recipients. This also marks the second straight season that Penn has had a first-team All-Ivy doubles pairing after Alexa Ely and Hsu earned this distinction last season.
As a freshman, Eskenazi made her impact felt immediately. She compiled a 19-5 record overall in her first year, including a 5-2 mark in Ivy League play, with all her matches in the spring being played at the No. 1 position. In the fall, she captured the Columbia Flight A singles draw in her first collegiate tournament and also advanced to the semifinals of the Cissie Leary Invitational. In the spring she started off with three straight wins before being forced to retire from a match. She would bounce back though, winning nine of her final eleven matches, going 12-3 during the team portion of the season.
Despite the fact that they only played their first match as doubles partners in February of this year, when Rodin and Eskenazi were paired together, Penn's No. 1 doubles was tough to beat, finishing 10-4 against a very difficult schedule that included four wins against Ivy League opponents. They played a total of four ranked pairings this spring and came out on the winning side in all but one of those matches. Dealing with such a tough schedule in the spring, Eskenazi and Rodin broke into the national rankings into the middle of March and were ranked 48th in the country during the most recent release.
Do won 14 singles matches as a sophomore this past season. In her typical position of No. 2 in the Penn lineup, Do went 9-6 during the spring, including a 4-3 record against Ivy League opponents. Finishing strong, Do definitely played her best tennis of the season during the Ivy League schedule when it mattered most. She finished her second year at Penn by winning four of her last five matches, with three of those wins coming in decisive third sets. Included in that span was the match-clinching victory over then-No. 72 Harvard as she was the last match on court in the Quakers' 4-3 victory over the Crimson. She also avenged a loss from the fall during Penn's 5-2 win over Cornell in the final home match of the season.
Women's tennis won seven matches as a team during the 2011-12 season, including victories over Harvard and Cornell, finishing sixth overall in the Ivy League. The Quakers will return each of their All-Ivy performers next season and six of the seven that played during this past spring.
Complete listing of All-Ivy Teams
Player of the Year
*Nicole Bartnik, Columbia (Jr., Brandenton, Fla.)
Rookie of the Year
Sol Eskenazi, Penn (Fr., Buenos Aires, Argentina)
First-Team All-Ivy
Misia Krasowki, Brown (Jr., Deerfield, Ill.)
*Nicole Bartnik, Columbia (Jr., Brandenton, Fla.)
Sarah Leonard, Dartmouth (Jr., Norwalk, Conn.)
*Hideko Tachibana, Harvard (Jr., Canyon Country, Texas)
*Sol Eskenazi, Penn (Fr., Buenos Aires, Argentina)
*Elizabeth Epstein, Yale (Jr., Chicago, Ill.)
*Sarah O'Neil (Jr., Lynnfield, Mass.) and Lauren Frazier (Fr., Greenville, N.C.), Cornell
Sol Eskenazi ( Fr., Buenos Aires, Argentina) and Jules Rodin (Jr., Philadelphia), Penn
Hilary Bartlett (Sr., New York) and Lindsay Graff (Fr., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Princeton
Amber Li (Fr., Tampa, Fla.) and Vicky Brook (Sr., London, England), Yale
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Bianca Sanon, Columbia (So., Plantation, Fla.)
Sarah O'Neil, Cornell(Jr., Lynnfield, Mass.)
Kristin Norton, Harvard(Jr., Port Washington, N.Y.)
Stephanie Do, Penn (So., Dallas, Texas)
Lindsay Graff, Princeton(Fr., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Blair Seideman, Yale (So., Brookville, N.Y.)
Bianca Sanon(So., Plantation, Fla.)and Tiana Takenaga (Westminster, Calif.), Columbia
Kristin Norton (Jr., Port Washington, N.Y.) and Hideko Tachibana (Jr., Canyon Country, Texas), Harvard
Elizabeth Epstein (Jr., Chicago, Ill.) andAnnie Sullivan (So., Deerfield, Ill.), Yale
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Galatians 3:15-20
The God's Covenant With Abraham Bible scriptures located in Galatians 3:15-20 explains directly from God's Word the God's Covenant With Abraham topic.
Galatians 3:15
Brethren, I speak after the manner of men; Though it be but a man's covenant, yet if it be confirmed, no man disannulleth, or addeth thereto.
Galatians 3:16
Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ.
Galatians 3:17
And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed before of God in Christ, the law, which was four hundred and thirty years after, cannot disannul, that it should make the promise of none effect.
Galatians 3:18
For if the inheritance be of the law, it is no more of promise: but God gave it to Abraham by promise.
Galatians 3:19
Wherefore then serveth the law? It was added because of transgressions, till the seed should come to whom the promise was made; and it was ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator.
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NASCAR Announces Promotions Of Four Key Executives To Help Position Sport For Future Growth
NASCAR announced today the promotions of four senior executives across the company. Ed Bennett has been promoted to senior vice president, with Jim Cassidy, Zane Stoddard and Kim Brink promoted to vice president.
Bennett also retains his roles of NASCAR chief administrative officer and president/chief executive officer of GRAND-AM Road Racing. Cassidy, Stoddard and Brink lead key areas of racing operations, entertainment marketing and NASCARâs brand marketing initiatives with integral roles in the implementation of NASCARâs Five-Year Industry Action Plan (IAP).
"These dynamic, forward-thinking leaders all have made significant contributions to NASCAR," said Brian France, NASCAR chairman and chief executive officer. "As NASCARâs CAO, Ed has demonstrated an ability to look strategically across the enterprise for areas of opportunity and development, as evidenced by the critical role he played in the merger of sports car racing's two marquee sanctioning bodies - GRAND-AM and the American Le Mans Series (ALMS). Kim, Jim and Zane are shaping how we go to market with key initiatives designed to assist in reaching new audiences and enhancing our on-track product."
Bennett continues to head up corporate administration, and this year, became both the president and chief executive officer of GRAND-AM - which recently completed its merger with the ALMS, in addition to assuming operation of Road Atlanta and Sebring International Raceway. He joined NASCAR in 1998 to lead key initiatives such as the Japan/International project and pivotal negotiations for sponsorship and licensing. Bennett was promoted to vice president in November 2000 and to vice president and chief administrative officer in January 2008.
During his tenure at NASCAR, Bennett was charged with finalizing Toyota entering NASCAR as a national series manufacturer; led the acquisition of CASCAR which was simultaneously rebranded the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series; was instrumental in the development of the NASCAR Toyota (Mexico) Series; and played the lead role in designing and constructing the NASCAR R&D Center and created the development concept for the NASCAR Plaza building; along with all other company office facilities. Bennett was also responsible for corporate administration; corporate events; human resources; information technology; and other corporate departments; and served as appellate administrator of the National Stock Car Racing Appeals Panel.
Cassidy, formerly managing director of NASCAR Racing Operations, joined NASCAR in 2000. In addition to overseeing several core areas of Racing Operations, he is playing a substantial role in the Product Relevance plank of the IAP. With motorsports experience spanning 20 years, Cassidy began at NASCAR at the grassroots levels, before being promoted to roles in NASCARâs national series as senior manager, business operations and then director, events and operations. He transitioned to overseeing the day-to-day business and strategic direction of the three national series, including ownership development, event scheduling, and the expansion of the sport to Mexico and Canada.
Cassidy helped implement the shift in identity in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, leading to the roll-out of new car models and the âpick-a-seriesâ format. He also was instrumental in developing the new point system, the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup and implementing enhancements along the way, including adding the successful "Wild Card" element to the Chase in 2011.
Stoddard, formerly managing director of entertainment marketing, joined NASCAR in 2010. He currently oversees NASCARâs Los Angeles office and its entertainment marketing division, and is responsible for leading the Youth plank of the IAP and company content strategy.
At NASCAR, Stoddard has overseen the placement of NASCAR driver and storyline integration into more than 85 television shows; procurement of major artists for NASCAR events including Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz, Blake Shelton, Colbie Caillet and Zac Brown Band; and has several original projects in development at major studios and networks. He also established a partnership with the USO, which includes NASCAR drivers visiting troops overseas. Prior to NASCAR, Stoddard launched the National Basketball Associationâs Los Angeles office and managed it for nearly a decade.
Brink, formerly managing director, joined NASCAR in 2011. In addition to her oversight of brand, consumer and series marketing, she is leading the Gen Y and Multicultural planks of the IAP. Earlier this year, she set in motion a re-energized "Everything Else is Just a Game" brand campaign that launched at the 2012 Daytona 500.
Brink also led a comprehensive review to secure a class-leading, full-service advertising agency, which attracted more than 100 agencies of all sizes and expertise and resulted in NASCARâs retention of Ogilvy. She joined NASCAR from General Motors Corporation, where she helped lead the transformation of a pair of iconic global brands - Chevrolet and Cadillac. During Brinkâs tenure at GM, she helped conceive and launch multiple, award-winning creative platforms and developed powerful branded entertainment and sponsorship alliances.
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Today, University of Louisiana at Monroe President Nick J. Bruno, Ph.D., awarded 638 degrees to graduates of the 2012 summer and fall classes.
One of those graduates was 72-year-old Earnest Smith. Smith earned his bachelor of general studies degree alongside fellow graduate -and grandson-Preston Coleman.
Coleman, of Bastrop, earned a bachelor of arts degree in psychology. He is also a ULM cornerback and will play for the Warhawks in the Independence Bowl against the Ohio Bobcats on Dec. 28 in Shreveport.
When asked about his grandfather's achievements, Coleman said, "It is really special. He helped raise me, and we have been through a lot together. He is one of my best friends. To see him, at his age, go through school and get a degree is awesome. He looked at all of his grandkids, who were in school, and thought, 'I don't have anything else to do, so I am going to get my degree.' It was fun seeing him around campus with his backpack on."
President Bruno publically recognized the grandfather and grandson, and the crowd at Fant-Ewing Coliseum erupted into applause.
ULM alum and State Representative Katrina R. Jackson (B.A. '00) delivered the commencement keynote address.
Jackson gave students insight into her time at ULM and spoke about the value of time, and how managing that time could make a significant impact on one's future. She presented the students with a challenge:
"I have come to realize that over the last decade, time is one of our most valuable commodities," Jackson said. "Each second that passes is a second that we will never see again, and it can never be recaptured. Therefore, graduates, at this momentous time in your life, I challenge you with two questions: First, how have you spent your time? Second, how will you invest your time in the future?"
She encouraged students to reflect upon their time.
"After reflecting on how you have spent your time in the past, you must consider and determine how you will do so in the future," said Jackson. "You have been given a precious opportunity at this time. You stand at the gateway of a life that can be filled with accomplishments, achievement, success, and fulfillment."
Jackson spoke fondly of the support she received from both her family at home and her family at ULM.
"I am able to stand as your commencement speaker, State Representative, and attorney, because my family- including my ULM family-invested time in me, and life has taught me the importance of giving value to this precious commodity called time," she said.
Jackson continued, "My parents, your parents, and many sitting in this audience have helped you along the way... I am certain they now expect you will understand their investment and respect it enough to make wise investments of your time. I think I can speak for most of them when I say the only return of investment of their time and resources that they expect from you is to live a life that is fulfilling, honorable and happy."
She ended her speech with a powerful reminder to students to endure and move forward.
"Graduates, this is what I know to be true: none of us are as deeply wonderful as our biographies," Jackson said. "We have all struggled to maintain composure as life has sometimes dealt us bad hands. We accept that time and chance affords us all an opportunity, and it is what we do when that opportunity stares us in the face that makes the difference."
At the conclusion of Jackson's address, ULM President Bruno conferred diplomas to participants of the ceremony.
There were a total of four top graduates in the two classes who earned 4.00 grade point averages.
Top Graduate Summer 2012:
Lauren Guerriero Creekmore received a bachelor of arts degree in mass communications, from the College of Arts & Sciences. She is from Monroe and is the daughter of Jeff and Elizabeth Guerriero and the wife of Bryan Creekmore.
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Daniel James Bonnette received a bachelor of science degree in biology, from the College Arts & Sciences. He is from Calhoun and is the son of Bruce and Anne-Louise Bonnette and the husband of Amy Crocker Bonnette.
Samantha Leslie Matherne received a bachelor of music degree in music, from the College Arts & Sciences. She is from Monroe and is the daughter of John and Crystal Matherne.
Stephani Page Stephens received a bachelor of business degree in management, from the College of Business Administration. She is from Wisner and is the daughter of Steve Stephens and the late Maebell Stephens.
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Jan 22, 2013 - StaffThe busiest part of the 28th annual Wild West Winter Carnival is approaching, and Tuesday marks the beginning of the WWWC Medallion Treasure Hunt.
A $500 prize is at stake.
Hidden somewhere in Fremont County is the five-inch bronze disk created by artist Jim Dickinson in 1986, the inaugural year of the carnival.
The Ranger plans to publish a rhyming clue each day of publication Jan. 22 through Feb. 3. Each clue is intended to draw hunters closer to the medallion's hiding place.
Ten clues are possible, although the hunt never has reached the final clue. The shortest hunt took just three clues, while several have extended to the second-to-last day. A typical medallion hunt lasts six or seven clues.
The finder of the disk must return it to The Ranger newspaper office at 421 E. MainR00;St. in Riverton to claim a $250 prize. An additional $250 is awarded if the finder also is the owner of a registered Wild West Winter Carnival booster button. The buttons are on sale for $5 at The Ranger, Wind River Casino and the Riverton Chamber of Commerce.
The Ranger pays the first $250, with the winter carnival organization covering the second $250 if the button requirement is met. Proceeds from button sales are used to promote WWWC events in the future.
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Description of Apartment In FanřThis holiday apartment is located on the ground floor of the building B. The terrace overlooks the parking lot and the shared area with a playground and a barbecue corner. The front door of this attractive apartment opens onto Fanř Bad, the widest sandy beach of Denmark. You couldn't wish for a better location! You will stay in an individual, furnished apartment, in a large complex in Fanř Bad. You can relax and enjoy the laid-back lifestyle on the island. Table football, air hockey and table tennis are available on shared usage. If you are looking for an active holiday, you are in the right place. Denmark's only true Links Golf Course is next door to your apartment, with the 18th hole being the closest to your holiday home. You can also play tennis. The white sandy beach offers a fantastic backdrop for kite flying, wind surfing, horse riding, land sailing, walking and of course sunbathing. Here, you are allowed to drive the car on the beach. Children can play to their hearts? content in the nearby playground or mini-golf course. During summer, Rindby, the indoor playland in the Rřdgĺrd Camping Centre, can be used free of cost. On the way to Sřnderho, you can play games and have fun for long hours in the forest playground. You can also enjoy a picnic with your loved ones. Walk through the narrow, curved streets, visit cosy restaurants and good shops in Sřnderho, which has a charming atmosphere. During summer, Nordby also offers wide range of shops, cafes and bustling activities. You can visit the galleries and open-workshops of artists that exude a unique atmosphere in both towns. The fantastic nature and topography of Fanř, located in the middle of the National Park Wadden Sea, makes it ideal for hiking and biking. You can go on a guided hiking tour and experience the many specialities of Fanř, like rich birdlife, oyster beds and sandbanks with seals. Especially, the tides of Wadden are amazing. Fast changing water levels are well visible from the beach of Sřnderho. Rest and relaxation, many interesting activities, culture, captivating nature and several other attractions await you here.
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New robotic toolkit enhances engineering learning
Lego Mindstorms NXT shown as a screenshot incorporates NI LabView technology for any user level.
National Instruments will release the NI LabView Toolkit for Lego Mindstorms NXT this fall, allowing third-party software and hardware developers to create native blocks for the software. Mindstorms NXT, the next generation of the Lego robotics invention system, became available earlier this month and is targeted to children 10- to 14-years-old. NI made the announcement at NIWeek 2006 in Austin, TX.
The Lego Group and National Instruments developed the new software to include a simple drag-and-drop, graphical interface best suited for its targeted demographic. With the new LabView toolkit, more advanced Mindstorms NXT users now can use advanced graphical programming tools available in LabView, while remaining accessible and intuitive enough for an audience it has never before engaged– children.
With the toolkit, users also can interact with the NXT robot while a program is running. By dropping a LabView control, the toolkit can send data to the robot and influence the currently executing program. By dropping an indicator, the value at that point in the program is sent back to the PC and viewed in a regular LabView front panel.
Developers of third-party sensors and other hardware add-ons for Mindstorms NXT can use LabView to create native blocks that program and control their hardware for use in Mindstorms NXT software.
"The LabView Toolkit for Lego Mindstorms NXT makes customizing add-ons for the NXT extremely easy and encourages users to expand the Mindstorms experience," said John Barnes, president of HiTechnic.
LabView 7.1 and 8.20 customers can download the beta version of the toolkit from ni.com beginning fall 2006. For more information, visit www.ni.com/mindstorms .
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CEEM was originally formed as a laboratory to study nuclear forces and the nuclei of atoms using the new cyclotrons constructed under funding from the National Science Foundation. Nuclei are the massive tiny core of atoms that give them their identity as specific isotopes of a given element. They are made up of protons, the number of which determine the element, and neutrons, the number of which determine the isotope. The goal of understanding the structure of nuclei has led to the exploration of the fundamental forces, the strong force and the weak force, and their symmetries, which are important at the nuclear level; the underlying quark and gluonic structure of the protons and neutrons; and nuclei under extreme conditions. CEEM continues as a base for these exciting research endeavors and the equipment development necessary to carry them out.
Studying the masses and properties of these nearly-massless, weakly-interacting particles
Principal Investigator: Rex Tayloe
Measuring parity violation in neutron radiative capture and spin rotation
Principal Investigator: Mike Snow
Exploring the origins of the spin of the proton and the nature of quark-gluon matter
Principal Investigators: William Jacobs, Scott Wissink and Anselm Vossen
Studying the spin dependent fragmentation of quarks into hadrons
Principal Investigators: William Jacobs and Anselm Vossen
Studying the properties of decaying neutrons
Principal Investigator: Edward Stephenson
The dynamics of heavy-ion reactions
Principal Investigator: Romualdo De Souza
This class of experiments searches using a variety of techniques for the sponatneous separation of positive and negative charges along the spin direction of a sub-atomic particle. A discovery of an EDM could lead to an explanation of the surplus of matter left over following the Big Bang. All such searches look for the effects of a strong, external electric field on the system.
Trapping ultra-cold neutrons in a liquid helium bath to measure their precession
Principal Investigators: Josh Long, Chen-Yu Liu, Mike Snow and Hans-Otto Meyer
Measuring the induced magnetic field of electron in a garnet crystal
Principal Investigator: Chen-Yu Liu
Looking for spin direction shifts as particles revolve around a beam storage ring
Principal Investigator: Edward Stephenson
Measuring the breaking of charge symmetry in pion production from d+d fusion
Principal Investigators: Edward Stephenson and Andy Bacher
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I have slight asymmetry because my right crease is lower than the other. I discussed with my PS the possibility of a nipple relocation but I have no interest. She did warn me that asymmetry will be pronounced with an implant because it's a bigger area which I accept, but I'm concerned about going too big. I'm looking at mod+ profile, silicone unders with and trying to decide between 375 and 450ccs?? My right BWD is 18cm, the left is 17cm, ribcage 29", 5'2", 120 lbs, hips 37", small 34B.
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PORTAGE TOWNSHIP, Mich -- – Police in Michigan's Upper Peninsula say they arrested a breaking and entering suspect after she ended up locked inside what would have been her getaway vehicle.
State police say troopers responded Monday to the Chamberlin's Inn, located in Mackinac County's Portage Township.
They found items including food, dishes and silverware had been stolen, and the 42-year-old woman suspected in the theft was trapped at the scene.
Police say she loaded up the vehicle, which had broken interior door latches, and apparently lost the keys to the vehicle. She had locked herself inside, and police say she would have needed the keys to roll down a window and open a door using an exterior handle.
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2014 OC Rugby Season Kickoff Party
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Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 9:00 PM - Sunday, January 26, 2014 at 2:00 AM (PST)
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The Olympic Club Men's Rugby Team would like to invite you to join them in kicking off the beginning of the 2014 rugby season in style at Broadway Studios in North Beach!
We're taking over the place and looking to fund raise to help the OC Rugby Team reestablish their dominance as THE top men's premier team on the West Coast. Our goal is to bring home a National Championship this year and with the support of friends and family, we hope you will join us in this memorable night as we look to kick off what looks to be a promising season!
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One might ask themselves about the underlying cause for prepping becoming mainstream. Is it because of the economy? Is it because of foreign unrest? Is it because of the walking dead tv show on AMC? No one knows the answer but one thing is for sure – Prepping is growing in popularity as is evidenced by main stream media and business.
Years ago it was companies like Nitro-pak who were the only large prepping retailers. Now, we have many choices. Years ago tactical gear was sold only by cheaper-than-dirt and targeted to civilians. Now we have tactical gear sold at amazon.com. I like to look at the underlying evidence that prepping is gaining momentum.
Let's look at Costco. Yup, Costco. Costco used to be a place to buy bulk food or batteries but not full of prep gear or long-term storage food. Many of you might have noticed Costco's foray into preparedness gear. Costco has an "Emergency Kits & Supplies" page. They sell emergency food, bulk supplies like flour, sugar and salt, consumer "mall type" emergency kits, first aid supplies and water barrels. This is serious – Costco is full on in the prepping market.
First we have their "emergency food" section. An entire section dedicated to emergency food. The fact that a bulk retailer like Costco believes or has seen that bulk food storage is in high demand item is amazing. Take a look at this area of their website, it has the Shelf Reliance stuff, Chef's Banquet Food Buckets, Food for Health vegetarian Food, Easy Meal, Mountain House and some buckets of oats.
Next up they have emergency kits, nothing new or fancy. Some prepackaged survival packs and corporate kits. I can see why they'd have this – they sell to businesses and businesses might buy this stuff for earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.
In their first aid section they have the run of the mill stuff, first aid kits, a defibrillator (WTF?) but they also have very specialized prepper products such as the Hydrowell Filtration system. This looks awesome, if I had $300 clams to drop on a filtration system, I'd consider this. They also have the Hydropack which is one of these new osmosis products that sucks only the pure water into a pouch through a membrane to filter the water. Yes it's technical but it even works on scummy pond water! Check out the video – these pouches are the future of water purification.
For the water barrel section they have this… it is the "we used to have a water problem but after we bought this we don't anymore" kit… EIGHT 55-gallon barrels with bung wrenches, pumps and water treatment! I have one of these barrels and it will maintain my family of 5 for 11 days! (minimum survival at 1 gallon per person per day) – Get 8 of these babies and you have 88 days or almost three months of water with no need for an outside water source. That is prepping people!
You could seriously stock up and get prepped with just an order to Costco. Normal/mainstream people are buying this stuff from Costco – people are prepping! This is a good thing and a bad thing. Good because, as I have said in the past, the more people who can rely on themselves – the less people we have to shoot trying to take our stuff. Bad because I think this means that more people see darkness and uncertainty ahead and that may mean it is more likely to happen.
My readers know that it doesn't matter why you are prepping it is just important that you do. Prepping is not a lifestyle – I know I am going to get some flack on this – so be it. Prepping is an insurance policy against the worst disaster possible – the one when people don't come in ambulances and helicopters or with trucks of food and water – no one comes… you are on your own.
The Suburbanprepper is going to be moving this site off wordpress to a fully independent site so that we may make some money through advertising to support the site. Expect to see bigger and better things in the future here. We strive to be most useful, practical, and down to earth website for preppers in the suburbs and cities.
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Inhouse or Vendors
Many libraries and archives use vendors to meet their preservation needs, and in some circumstances, this may be the most sensible way to proceed. Vendor services include the binding of periodicals and monographs, microfilming, and certain forms of reprography. These are the services that lend themselves most easily to routine contract pricing and uniform handling. In many cases, the more routine and uniform the work, the more likely that vendors can perform it more cheaply and efficiently than the library. Why? Because of low vendor wages, capital investment in sophisticated high-production equipment, cheaper materials with high-volume purchasing, and the greater productivity that results from economies of scale.
Preservation functions typically performed in house by library and archive staff include standard care of collections, minor paper repair, replacement photocopy, binding preparation, simple pamphlet casing and paperback processing, microfilm preparation, and book repair. These functions are considered inappropriate for vendors for several reasons. Some sensible criteria can be applied to help you determine whether to use vendors.
Competence and standardsOne of the most important considerations in making the "in or out" decision is a vendor's level of competence. For example, although a commercial binder may produce bindings quickly at low cost, if the bindings are poorly executed, commercial binding is not a bargain. If a microfilm vendor produces microfilm at low cost but is unwilling to conduct tests to ensure proper chemical processing, and does not meet recognized standards for the production of quality film, then clearly this is not a good avenue to pursue.
The preservation professional must establish performance criteria based on national or international standards and/or the specific performance needs of the library. In examining periodical binding requirements, for example, the binding design must be articulated by the preservation professional based on patterns of use, shelving, storage configurations, and longevity needs. These should be incorporated into a pre-contract document or request for proposal (RFP). The RFP is presented to the prospective vendor, and if the vendor agrees to execute the work in accordance with the RFP, then a contract for services is written up. If there are no vendors in the region capable of or willing to respond to the RFP, an in-house operation should be established.
Many large libraries and archives have in-house microfilm operations precisely because the commercial micrographics industry was for many years unwilling to respond to the archival standards demanded by libraries and archives. With the increased use of computer data bases and digital imaging in the business world, however, the micrographics industry's customer base has dwindled, and there is now far more willingness to address the needs of libraries and archives.
The issue of competence applies also to in-house operations. If an in-house unit cannot be staffed by trained staff or there is a lack of appropriate equipment and materials, steps must be taken to upgrade these. One of the main advantages of the in-house option is the ability to control the operation and bolster it when needed.
Decision-making and serviceSometimes the service costs of working with a vendor are not fully taken into account. For example, to prepare a paperback monograph for commercial binding requires that a decision be made on the form of binding; the decision be documented on an instruction slip for the binder; the library's circulation record be changed to reflect the location of the book; and on return from the bindery the work be inspected and the circulation and binding records be changed. The time taken to perform these functions should be accounted for.
If paperbacks are instead to be stiffened in house, the work is performed with minimal preparation. In this case, decisions are made purely on a format basis with no instruction slips, and all paperbacks are stiffened. The work can be turned around in under 48 hours, so no adjustments to the circulation record are needed. Paperbacks can be bound in house at less than it costs simply to prepare them for commercial binding. Paperback stiffening does require some capital equipment investment (a power paper cutter and a gluing machine), but the equipment is easy to maintain, the technology stable, and the process simple enough that staff can be quickly trained.
In contrast, periodicals may be much more suitable for commercial binding because of the need for sophisticated machinery to fasten the loose leaves together. In many industrialized countries, much mass binding equipment is automated, and it is not always possible for libraries to purchase and maintain it because of problems of scale and the fast rate of obsolescence. Moreover, vendors favor working with a large volume of uniform items, since processing is more predictable and staff training and wages minimal. As a result, the number of processing options offered by vendors is few.
Vendors are rarely able to offer major remedial conservation treatment. For such treatment, staff have to be professionally trained and experienced. The work itself covers an extremely wide range of treatment options, which are not amenable to mass production. Moreover, libraries and archives are extremely reluctant to move rare and unique research materials off the premises, beyond direct control.
There is also a more subtle reason why the major treatment of rare and unique materials is generally not treated by commercial vendors. Periodicals, new pamphlets and monographs, and rebinding must be processed routinely to properly maintain the library and its services. Thus funding is usually automatically allocated on an annual basis to deal with these categories of research materials. The treatment of rare and unique materials however, is much less likely to have budget lines set for vendor work, despite the cultural significance of the materials as treatment can more easily be deferred because of relatively low use. For this reason and many others, in-house treatment is to be preferred.
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Thursday is America's official day of thanks, but across the Internet uncountable numbers of bloggers, Twitterers, Facebookers (is that even a word?) and emailers have gotten a 25 day running start on gratitude. They've jumped in on the 30 Days of Thanks effort online.
30 Days was born after three women realized how much they enjoyed encouraging themselves and others to focus a few minutes a day on the people, things and experiences for which they're grateful.
The home site cheerfully suggests blogging your thoughts daily but notes,
Thankfulness doesn't only come to those who blog! You can still play by writing in a journal, on napkins at lunch (think how cool it would be to have 30 napkins at the end of the month you could create an album with, or frame!), or on anything at all. It's about the practice, and the every day consistency.
It suggests other paths like posting at Facebook, or Tweeting (check for hashtag #30days for a fast way to find folks playing along)
Heather Hinson, of Charlotte, NC., one of the founders, says:
Every post doesn't have to be deep or meaningful or fabulous. You're thankful, of course, for family and old friends and laughter but one day I posted that I was grateful for lip gloss. It can be a stretch. But when you've had a tough day and you discipline yourself to sit down and think,"what will I post?" the process makes you happier already.
The 30 Days idea is actually 390 days old. It started after Hinson reconnected with a high school pal, Monica Cox of Atlanta. In 2008, Cox posted a grateful thought daily throughout November. This year, with her second baby due, it was more than Cox could do. So Hinson picked up the flag and began posting thanks on November 1.
Immediately, Stacy Brice of Baltimore, who knew Hinson through Brice's business training people to be online professional management assistants, spotted the post. She suggested they create a website and invite the world to join in. It was up Nov. 2.
Brice herself is thankful not only for loved ones but also for music, for "'bright shiny new caulk' on the back splash of her kitchen and people who have the skill to make it look so good," she says. She liked Heather's post on being thankful for open gas stations at the foot of the hill when you're coasting on fumes.
They have no measure of how far this has spread. They say many like to keep their grateful thoughts private among family and friends, while others go public.
Some use the process as a spiritual discipline -- 30 days of finding new ways to experience God's gifts. Although the site is not expressly religious, on the 30 Days Facebook event site (look fast because it expires Nov. 30) several people address their thanks to God or Jesus.
Brice doesn't mention God, however, she says,
I'm a deeply spiritual and for me God is the core of everything. It's all about love at the end of the day. During these 30 days, people will post whatever brings them to a place of thanks. And whoever is God to them will see it. God knows.
Hinson points out that,
Some might say that being thankful is more self-centered than giving thanks, but I like to think of it as more heart-centered instead.
So now it's my turn to join in.
I marked F&R's first anniversary with three weeks off -- hiking in magnificent New Zealand and recouping with gracious friends in charming Sydney. But I could only go off to celebrate knowing that four talented journalists -- Gary Stern, Cathleen Falsani, Bob Smietana and Tracy Simmons, would keep F&R perking with the guidance of excellent editors Anne Godlasky and Leslie Miller. Many days of November I offered thanks up for their good work!
But every day, year round, I'm grateful for you, readers. Your thoughts and comments, here and in the Forum, bring F&R alive. At USA TODAY, we don't call these blogs "blogs" -- we call them "communities." You make this true.
May your own Thanksgiving community be full of love and blessings. If you'd like to share one or two of your grateful thoughts -- be they for your Lord, your loved ones, your lipgloss or anything in between -- please do!
Cathy Lynn Grossman is too fidgety to meditate. But talking about visions and values, faith and ethics lights her up. Join in at Faith & Reason. More about Cathy.
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