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To learn more about concerns of undergraduate students in the college, in 2008, Dean Wheatly established a new student advisory board called the Dean's Circle. Consisting of undergraduate students who, together, represent the College's six comprehensive departments: biological sciences, chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, mathematics and statistics, physics, and psychology. The Dean's Circle will meet with the Dean once a month during fall and spring semesters to discuss college-related issues that are high on the minds of CoSM students.
In addition to their major, the members of the Dean's Circle were selected based on their interest, academic achievement, and leadership skills. Assistant Dean Jacqueline Neal serves as the group's advisor.
2017 applications are currently being accepted. Interested students should complete and submit the below application to the CoSM Student Services Office: 106 Oelman Hall or send applications as email attachments to Dean's Circle Co-Advisor, Jacqui Neal (firstname.lastname@example.com) no later than Friday, March 17, 2017 by 5pm.
2017 CoSM Dean's Circle Application
Circle Applications are accepted each spring term if you are interested in joining the Dean's Circle.
Check out STEMulations, the presentation and demonstration series presented by the Dean's Circle to highlight STEM fields with exciting and informative events.
Dean's Circle Members for 2016-2017
Annabel Vivian Almazan
My name is Annabel Vivian Almazan, and I'm currently a junior, majoring in Biological Sciences and minoring in French. After earning my undergraduate degree, I plan to continue my education for a career in medicine. I am also involved in other organizations, being a member of the Honors Director's Student Advisory Board and the current Vice President of C.J. McLin Jr. Scholars Association. I have also had the opportunity to participate in a summer undergraduate research program where I worked in Dr. Quan Zhong's lab, examining protein-protein interactions in yeast models. From my experience in the program, I've learned the importance of immersing oneself in undergraduate research, as well as the questions some students might have in getting involved. I want to improve student-faculty connections and to contribute to the College of Science and Math by representing its students. If you have any questions, concerns, or simply want to say, 'hello,' feel free to reach out to me!
Matthew Almazan
Matthew Almazan is majoring in Biological Sciences with a pre-med track. I am serving as the Senator for the College of Science and Mathematics where I look forward to representing the issues and ideas of its students. In addition, I am employed as a proctor for developmental math and I participate in a host of student organizations. I also enjoy "science-y" things as I spent the past year working in the Biology Department with Dr. Rouhana where we study post-transcriptional regulation in planarian flatworms. I am really excited to meet new people and listen in on their ideas, so please don't hesitate to shoot me an email or even stop to chat if you see me pass by. I would love to hear what you have to say and I look forward to making your dreams come true.
Jadyn Barga
Hi, my name is Jadyn Barga, and I am currently in my second year at Wright State. I am majoring in Psychology with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience, while pursuing a pre-med track. I am currently a committee member of the Pre-Health Society, as well as a member of Biology Club, Psychology Club, The Society for Collegiate Leadership and Achievement, and The National Society of Collegiate Scholars. I am also a Teaching Assistant for General Chemistry II, a Research Assistant for Dayton Children's/WSU Department of Pediatrics, and a Scribe at Wilson Memorial Hospital. After graduation, I hope to move onto medical school where I can eventually become a Neurologist. I am super excited to serve the CoSM as a Dean's Circle member and help out students in our college. I'd be happy to hear any suggestions or answer any questions, please don't hesitate to come talk to me!
Brenna Childers
Hello, my name is Brenna Childers and I am so excited to serve for the next two years as a member of the Dean Circle for the College of Science and Mathematics. I am a second year Chemistry major with a pre-optometry track and am also an RA on First Pine this year. Also, I am working with a Chemistry 1 class as a Learning Assistant and involved with Cru. I truly love it here at Wright State, and look forward to working on improving our school. Go Raiders!
Emily Chriswell
My name is Emily Chriswell, I am a sophomore majoring in Psychology and minoring in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. I am the president of Psi Chi, the secretary for Psychology club, a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and I volunteer as a TA for Human Sexuality. In addition to all my endeavors here at Wright State I am also a wife and a mother to six beautiful children. After graduation my aspirations are to attend graduate school followed by a career in clinical psychology. I am honored to be a member of the Dean's Circle and I look forward to being an instrumental part of the College of Science and Mathematics program.
Maria Dodd
My name is Maria Dodd, I am an honors Psychology student with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience, and I am also pursuing a pre-med track. I love the neuroscience discipline as well as medicine, and I work in a neuroscience lab, serve as an officer in both Bio club and the Pre-Medical Society, and I'm a member of the Golden Keys International Honour Society and Psi Chi. I really love being a part of different clubs because I like to meet different people and learn new perspectives, and I also enjoy helping to improve students experiences here in the College of Science and Math. I am honored to be a part of the Dean's Circle, and I look forward to doing my part to contribute to our college! Also, the personalized polo's are a nice touch.
Becca Ewing
Hi everyone I'm Becca Ewing and I'm in my junior year here at Wright State double majoring in math and physics. I work on campus as a TA for the math department and as a tutor in the Math Learning Center. I am passionate about teaching math and love to help my fellow students to have a good experience learning and growing in their understanding of math concepts. I hope to go to graduate school and study astronomy as well as pursue my PhD in physics. In my free time I enjoy reading pretty much anything from historical biography to science fiction and attempting to learn French. I'm so excited to be able to give back to the College of Science and Math and help make a good impression on incoming students through my involvement on the Dean's Circle. I spend a lot of time on campus during the semester so if you see me around feel free to say hi anytime!
Tanner Hudson
Hello, my name is Tanner Hudson, and I am a sophomore honors student. I am majoring in Biological Sciences – Applied Physiology Concentration, with a Pre-Medicine focus. After completing my undergraduate degree, I plan to attend medical school. Currently, my medical interests include Sports Medicine and Oncology. Here at Wright State University, I work as a Learning Assistant for General Chemistry I. In addition, I am a member of the Pre-Health Society, the Pre-Student Osteopathic Medical Association, and the Student Honors Association. Out in the community, I serve as a volunteer in the Emergency Department at Soin Medical Center. In addition, I have a passion for serving my hometown, and do so as often as possible. I consider it an honor to serve as a member of the Dean's Circle, and I take pride in working to make the Wright State University College of Science and Mathematics a place where students are provided with the opportunities for success and a platform to chase their dreams. Go Raiders!
Adam Koraym
My name is Adam Koraym, and I am a senior majoring in Psychology with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience. I participate in lots of the College of Science and Math clubs including Biology club as well as Pre-Health society. Alongside school, I love to play tennis and ping pong. I'm looking forward to a great year with the CoSM Dean's Circle.
Emillie Partridge
Hello! My name is Emillie Partridge and I am a junior and a commuter at Wright State University. I am pursuing an honors degree in Chemistry with a pre-med emphasis. After graduation I hope to go to medical school and become a pediatrician. I enjoy volunteering at a free clinic and working with kids. I am in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and look forward to serving on the dean's circle for the next two years. I am easy to talk to and here to represent you. So, if you have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to talk to me!
Filip Polenakovik
Hi, my name is Filip Polenakovik and I am currently a junior at Wright State majoring in Biology with a pre-med track. I am interested in attending the Boonshoft School of Medicine after my undergraduate studies. On campus, I work as a laboratory prep in the freshman chemistry labs. I recently joined the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and am a member of several other organizations such as biology club, pre-med club, and MAPS. Off campus, I am a volunteer at Miami Valley Hospital and also volunteer in a research lab at the hospital, working with adipose stem cells. I am thrilled to be part of the CoSM Dean's Circle!
Zara Qureshi
My name is Zara Qureshi and I am a junior majoring in Psychology and minoring in Spanish. I love learning about the human mind and have had a great academic experience at Wright State so far. I am passionate about helping others and plan on attending graduate school to receive a Master's degree in an area of psychology. I am currently a volunteer at St. Leonard's Senior Living Community. I also enjoy reading (a lot), writing, and making digital art. I am so excited to be a part of the Dean's Circle and look forward to helping out students in the College of Science and Math. I'd be happy to answer any questions or take any suggestions you may have!
Allison Savoie
I am Allison Savoie, a sophomore majoring in Earth and Environmental Science, with a concentration in Environmental Science. After graduating I aim to earn my Master's degree and then my Ph. D. I hope to work in sustainability or aquatic geochemistry and would eventually like to become a professor to share my passion with others. I am currently a Learning Assistant for General Chemistry I, member of the Biology Club, Students Honors Association, and swim for the club team at Wright State. I enjoy traveling, hiking, and canoeing in my free time. I joined the Dean's Circle because I'm passionate about science and math and so that I can try and make a difference that contributes to a more positive college experience for everyone. I am always open to questions, suggestions, and concerns!
Mitchell Schneider
Hello Everyone! I'm Mitchell Schneider, a sophomore studying Mathematics and Physics. My ultimate aspiration would be to obtain my PhD in theoretical particle physics and teach at a university. I have always had a love of mathematics and all earth sciences since a very early age; acquiring a large rock collection with specimens from all over the world, growing plants from seed, gardening, and rehabilitating sick or injured orchids. I am an advocate for 'unseen" disabilities and would like to advance the cause of these students that wish to study in the STEM fields, especially those in the course of science. I hope also to grow Wright State University's popularity from being known as a revered local college to the outstanding educational shining star it should be known for throughout the entire state of Ohio and beyond.
Joy Valdez
My name is Joy Valdez, and I am a senior majoring in Biological Sciences – concentration in Applied Physiology. I also have a minor in Public Health. My goal is to further my education in a Physician Assistant program. Aside from being a member of the CoSM Dean Circle, I am also a Resident Assistant in the Honors building, PA chair of Premedical Society, and an Admission Ambassador for Undergraduate Admissions. I am very excited for all the opportunities that Wright State's College of Science and Math has in store for this year. If you see me on campus don't be afraid to say hi or to bring up any CoSM questions or concerns you may have!


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It was understandable when New York Jets left tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson reacted to the news that the Jets had released nine-time Pro Bowl guard Alan Faneca, a mentor and friend who played beside him the past two years, by hurrying onto Twitter this past weekend and wailing, "Whyyyyy?" But deep down, Ferguson and the rest of the Jets know the answer. When the Jets hired Rex Ryan, they didn't just get a head coach. They got a guy who, in less than a year, has created a cult of personality: the Cult of Rex.
Ryan even has a catch-all phrase he has kept repeating as the Jets' daring roster moves and pronouncements just kept coming this weekend, same as they did in the days leading up to last week's three-day NFL draft.
"It's on now," Ryan has said over and over again.
Ryan repeated the phrase after Leon Washington, a game-breaking back for the Jets still rehabbing from a season-ending broken leg, followed Faneca out the door just hours later Saturday. Ryan said draft picks Vlad Ducasse and Joe McKnight will be counted on to step right in although both veterans they're replacing were revered team leaders. Thomas Jones, a 1,400-yard rusher on the NFL's best ground attack a year ago, is another locker room pillar and Jets star who is gone.
The Jets got rid of Jones but traded for wideout Santonio Holmes and cornerback Antonio Cromartie, two wildly talented stars who have to show they can stay out of trouble off the field. They signed once-great running back LaDainian Tomlinson and 35-year-old pass rusher Jason Taylor although both have to prove they're not washed up. (Dolphins boss Bill Parcells let Taylor walk away after sending him a desultory contract offer via a Post-it note.)
"The fire is still burning, trust me," Taylor said last week when he arrived in New York. "It's burning hot."
We'll see.
None of these moves happens if Ryan didn't bring the sort of personality that seems capable of bending tableware, not just the will of some fifth-round draft pick who's desperate to win a job.
Even the Jets' most decorated veterans, been-there, done-that guys such as Bart Scott, Taylor and Tomlinson, say Ryan has a way of goosing the excitement level and building swagger and making you want to play for him -- all no small things in the NFL.
Still, Ryan is just new enough in his role as a front man for an entire organization that we're still learning about him as he goes. What has become abundantly clear is that Ryan the head coach plays his roster the way Ryan the defensive coordinator dials up a roulette wheel of blitzes: No risk, no big reward.
Most coaches or GMs wouldn't dare tinker with a team that had the NFL's top-ranked defense and best rushing attack and finished one half short of making the Super Bowl. When people started to question the Jets' moves further -- noting that Cromartie, Holmes, Taylor and Tomlinson could all be gone after just one year -- Ryan countered that the Jets are going all out to win the Super Bowl "this year."
But do one-year plans really work in the NFL the same way baseball teams sell out to get to a World Series?
That's another thing we'll see this season. The Jets aren't reckless as much as they are cocksure. Rex is in a hurry to get rings. So the rest of the operation has fallen in line behind him and begun to operate more boldly too.
Before the draft, Jets senior personnel director Terry Bradway spoke about how the scouting department knows "exactly what Rex likes." Bradway kidded Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum about transforming into a "quality over quantity" guy when it comes to keeping draft picks versus coughing them up in trades now that Rex is on board, and Tannenbaum laughed at that, then later told a story about calling his Baltimore Ravens counterpart Ozzie Newsome after he hired Ryan away from the Ravens, asking Newsome what to expect.
Tannenbaum recalled, "[Newsome] said, 'I'm shipping him up I-95, and he has a little sign around his neck that says, 'I need corners.' That's just who Rex is. He cannot have enough corners. It's crazy. [But then] we go into the first New England Patriot game [last season] and we have only four defensive linemen active. I'm like, 'This is unbelievable.' He's like, 'Small ball.'
"It worked. We won the game."
Ryan's successes (Rex-cesses?) like that still resonate.
When the Jets got to their 29th pick Thursday in the NFL draft's first round, they already had Cromartie to bookend with Darrelle Revis. Yet whom did they pick?
Kyle Wilson. A cornerback. From Boise State.
You can't help but notice there's a glass-half-full feel to all the Jets' explanations for their offseason moves. That's going to make this season fascinating to watch, too.
Remember, just about everything the Jets have done is based on just a one-year sample of Ryan as a head coach. But how will his career play out over the long haul?
Will the passage of time show that Rex is the smart guy who got a Jets team with a rookie quarterback to the AFC title game, or the up-and-down coach whose smack-talking ignores that his club was 9-7 in the regular season and needed help to sneak into the playoffs?
Were the Jets smart and proactive to decide the 6.5 sacks the 33-year-old Faneca allowed in 2009 signaled the beginning of his slide? Or were they foolish not to hold on to at least Faneca for even one more season, given that Ducasse is unproven and the $2.5 million additional salary they would have had to shell out to keep Faneca looks like a pittance for a big-market team in the Jets' situation?
You can agree or disagree with all of it. But it's easy to see what the Jets are thinking. They think that whether they have added more knuckleheads than they subtracted is beside the point because Rex can still make the chemistry thing work. And after all the moves they've made this offseason with that thought in mind, the Jets should put that catch-all slogan of Ryan's on the side of their training facility in Florham Park, N.J. Paint it on the side of the building in 10-foot type.
It's "on" now, all right.
This season is on Rex. Super Bowl or bust.
Johnette Howard is a columnist for ESPNNewYork.com. You can follow her on Twitter.


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Broadband 4G Radar signals the death of pulse
by Sandman PR on 29 Oct 2011
Navico's Broadband 4G clearly marks the birth of yet another revolution in marine navigation. Sandman PR
From the same family as the award-winning BR24 and the pioneering Broadband 3G, Navico's new Broadband 4G™ Radar is set to forever change marine navigation.
Available across the Lowrance, Simrad Yachting and B&G brands, Navico's latest FMCW radar boasts a huge 36nm range, unmatched resolution and clutter reduction to deliver a crystal clear image, extremely low emissions (less than 1/5 than that from a mobile phone), InstantOn technology and low power consumption, along with simple installation and incredible ease of use.
Forgetting everything you thought you knew about radar, Broadband 4G Radar reinvents the standard with Beam Sharpening, Target Separation Control, Dual Range Radar and high-revolution speed – features that will transform the way you navigate for good.
Broadband 4G is the first dome radar in the world to use Beam Sharpening, a technology that significantly improves the azimuth resolution – or effective horizontal beam width of the radar – to provide the best target resolution of any dome radar available.
Target Separation Control allows users to adjust the levels of target separation according to their needs and, thanks to Beam Sharpening, can provide resolution up to the equivalent of a 1m open array radar.
Dual Range Radar is possible when Broadband 4G is combined with, for example, the Simrad NSE. Displaying dual range radar combinations from a single scanner, boaters also benefit from revolution speeds up to 48rpm. No other recreational radar in the world can display dual range from 60m (200ft) to 36nm in a single dome – offering the benefit of monitoring a buoy at close quarters, while simultaneously keeping track of coastal projections at 36nm away.
Broadband 4G Dual Range Radar operation also allows up to 10 MARPA targets in each split radar screen with independent controls – for a total of 20 tracked targets.
Pre-defined 'Offshore' and 'Harbour' modes provide hands-off operation on all ranges without the need for special knowledge or radar tuning, giving most boaters the confidence of a highly-trained radar user.
Incorporating all the features of its predecessors the BR24 and Broadband 3G, along with these latest technological breakthroughs, Navico's Broadband 4G clearly marks the birth of yet another revolution in marine navigation and signals the death of the traditional magnetron pulse radar.
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Shopping for myself. That's what I did yesterday afternoon. I went for a quick urinalysis (orders of by OB Gyne) then went to a nearby sale by a factory outlet of Dr. Martens. I was able to find a nice mary janes my size and bought it for 2,200 pesos. Still expensive but Doc Martens are expensive. From there, I went to Robinson's Galleria because the Smart Wireless Center there is cozier than Shangri-la's. My Plan 800 expired October last year and since I have no plans of switching, I got their retention plan. Because of the retention plan, I was able to buy a discounted Sony Ericsson P1i for 12,000 pesos. I think the current market value of the unit is 17K so it's still a good deal. Actually I wasn't expecting that I will be able to take home the unit today but my papers got processed fast.
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On June 12, 2017, the Supreme Court granted certiorari to review whether the America Invents Act's provisions on inter partes review (IPR) violate the Seventh Amendment right to jury by extinguishing patent claims through a non-Article III court. Oil States Energy Services LLC v. Greene's Energy Group LLC.1 The USPTO's authority to decide IPRs does not stem from Article III of the Constitution. Rather, this authority is firmly rooted in Article I. Article I gives Congress the authority "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Writers and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." In other words, Article I grants Congress the power to make patent laws. The IPR provision comprises a major part of Congress' most recent patent legislation, the America Invents Act.
In Core Wireless Licensing S.A.R.L. v. Apple Inc., the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ("CAFC") affirmed a district court denial of a JMOL motion to overturn a jury verdict of noninfringement which was based on a magistrate judge's claim construction of a "means-plus-function" claim element and its interpretation regarding the corresponding structure for the claim element as disclosed in the patent specification.
Claim 17 of the patent-in-suit, U.S. Patent No. 6,978,143, is directed to a means for sending packet data from a mobile station (i.e., a cellular telephone) to a network using a selected channel. The underlying issue in the case was whether the claim requires that the mobile station is capable of making the channel selection as between a "common channel" or a "dedicated channel."
The specific claim element at issue recites: "means for comparing said threshold value of the channel selection parameter to a current value of the channel selection parameter for basis of said channel selection." In construing the claim, the magistrate judge first determined that the claim element is to be interpreted under 35 U.S.C. §112(f) as being a "means-plus-function" element, and that the corresponding structure for performing the function is "a control unit 803 [in the mobile station" wherein the control unit 803 is programmed . . . in accordance with the algorithm shown in Fig. 6, step 650."
The district court adopted the magistrate judge's claim construction, and based on the cited portion of the '143 patent specification, held that the mobile station "must have the capability to perform "channel selection," even if the capability is not used during the performance of the claimed method. Based on this claim construction, and in view of Apple's evidence that its mobile stations are not capable of making a channel selection as between a common channel and a dedicated channel, the district court upheld the jury verdict of noninfringement.
Nidec Motor Corp. v. Zhongshan Broad Ocean Motor Co. Ltd. Federal Circuit No. 2016-1900 March 14, 2017 In a precedential opinion reversing the Patent Trial and Appeal Board ("the Board") in IPR2014-01122, the Federal Circuit held that the claims of U.S. Patent 7,208,895 are not anticipated by Kusaka (U.S. Patent 5,569,995). In particular, the Federal Circuit held that the Board had improperly applied the holding of Kennametal, Inc. v. Ingersoll Cutting Tool Co., 780 F.3d 1376, 1381 (Fed. Cir. 2015).
The claims at issue are directed to a system for controlling the torque of an electromagnetic motor. According to claim 12, the method includes "combining the IQr demand and the dr-axis injection current to produce an IQdr demand." Both parties agreed that the "IQdr demand" signal must be in the rotating frame of reference before being converted to the stationary frame of reference.
The alleged anticipatory reference, Kusaka, did not disclose phase reference currents in the rotating frame of reference. However, citing Kennametal, the Board held that Kusaka still anticipated claim 12 because a person of skill in the art would "at once envisage" the missing limitation.
The Federal Circuit, reversing the Board, stated that Kennametal does not stand for the proposition that a reference missing a limitation can anticipate a claim if a skilled artisan viewing the reference would "at once envisage" the missing limitation. Rather, the relevant question in Kennametal is whether the disclosure of a limited number of combination possibilities discloses one of the possible combinations. The Federal Circuit then explained that "Kennametal does not permit the Board to fill in missing limitations simply because a skilled artisan would immediately envision them."
In University of Utah v. Max-Planck et al., the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ("CAFC") affirmed a district court finding that the case was not "exceptional" within the meaning of 35 U.S.C. §285, and therefore, attorney fees were not to be awarded to the prevailing party.
The University of Utah ("UUtah") brought an action against Max-Planck for correction of inventorship of a portfolio of ten U.S. patents (known as the "Tuschl II patents") relating to the field of RNA interference. Prior to the earliest filing of a patent application, Dr. Thomas Tuschl had published an article regarding various discoveries in the RNAi field, and a "mini-review" summarizing the state of RNAi research was published by Dr. Brenda Bass of UUtah. Notably, the mini-review also included several of Dr. Bass's hypotheses. Subsequently, ten patent applications were filed, and the Bass mini-review was cited as prior art during prosecution in all ten applications.
During the discovery phase of the case, a deposition of Dr. Bass was taken, and during the deposition, Dr. Bass made several admissions that undermined the allegation that she had reduced the inventions to practice. Then, UUtah withdrew its claim for sole inventorship, but retained its claim for joint inventorship, but the district court granted summary judgment to Max-Planck, thereby dismissing the joint inventorship claim.
Max-Planck then moved for $8 million in attorney fees under §285, claiming that in light of Dr. Bass's testimony, UUtah lacked "any meaningful basis" for its lawsuit. However, the district court denied the motion, citing Kimberly-Clark Corp. v. Proctor & Gamble, 973 F.2d 911 (Fed. Cir. 1992) in support of the proposition that "one inventor seeing a relevant report and building upon it might be an element of joint behavior supporting collaboration," and based on this principle, holding that UUtah's case was not "objectively unreasonable."


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ORLANDO, Fla. - After enduring the wrath of four devastating hurricanes, the Sunshine State's beloved tomato crop is close to resuming normal volumes, according to shipment data from the Florida Tomato Committee.
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"ANOTHER TESTIMONY .......YES! And it happened today! As you know I have been battling a blood circulation problem in my fingers. Doctors call it Raynaud's disease. Well, today in the Healing Room I really felt the anointing. It was flowing, flowing...When I got home, without thinking, I got out a garden hose and brush and washed my car. I was out in the cold, no gloves for about 45 minutes. More than enough, recently, to give me a real problem. I was walking back into the house and the light went on, what had I done. But, I looked down and my hands and my fingers were not blue white. They were a very healthy shade of pink. I felt them. Instead of being cold THEY WERE WARM and I just started praising Jesus. It's now 5:45 and I just can't get over it. After several months of struggle. I am HEALED!!! THANK YOU JESUS!!!"
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Democratic state legislators will hold the second in a series of three gaming summits Sept. 10 at the Meadowlands sports complex in East Rutherford, Bergen County.
Sen. Jim Whelan, D-Atlantic, confirmed Friday that the next summit session would focus not only on casino gaming but also on horse racing. Advisers to Gov. Chris Christie have called for the state to stop subsidizing racetracks.
The Meadowlands session was widely anticipated, after leading Democrats from the state Senate and Assembly held their first session to consider changes to state gambling policies in Atlantic City on Aug. 6.
The series of panel discussions has provoked critics who accused the Democrats of holding partisan brainstorming sessions outside the format of legislative committees. No Republicans were invited to attend.
However, business owners involved in horse racing and the fans who attend live racing at the state's four tracks have supported the efforts.
Whelan said a list of speakers is being finalized. Organizers did not say whether Republican lawmakers from horse-industry areas of the state, including Sen. Jennifer Beck, R-Monmouth, would this time receive invitations.
When Gov. Chris Christie announced he would follow a series of recommendations put forward by an advisory commission led by Jon Hanson, horse racing advocates were caught off guard by his intention to pull state financial support from racing. He also proposed state involvement in running Atlantic City's entertainment and casino districts, and finding buyers or management for many of the state-owned stadiums and entertainment complexes.
Racing supporters wearing "Save the Meadowlands" shirts swarmed the first gaming summit panel at the Atlantic City Convention Center, jeering legislators who suggested reducing state racing subsidies or race dates.
The horse-racing industry regards slots-style gaming as a possible revenue stream at the tracks. Representatives have repeatedly suggested putting video-lottery terminals, a form of slot machines, at the racetracks.
Casinos countered that scenario by paying a $30 million-a-year subsidy for three years to racetrack prize purses in exchange for state and racetrack officials not seeking VLTs for the tracks.
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Very nice clean room with comfortable double bed and room safe, iron and lots of bath accessories.
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I requested a room with a "view" and when we arrived we got just that, it was amazing..
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Its one stop on the underground and a short walk, or a bus ride from Heathrow, so it was really convenient and good value. I would stay there again quite happily.
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Although very near to Terminal 4, we never heard the planes arriving at all, it was so quiet.
The hotel was perfect for the stay - the customer service was very good with very helpful staff, the room was equipped with high quality fittings and accessories. The most outstanding was the comfortable mattress, I assume newly fitted, I even inquired when checking out where I could get one and was given the suppliers contact!. Will definitely use again for any stay near Heathrow.
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I got my Associates about 5 years ago and worked as a Network Engineer for 3.5 Years for a network consulting firm. Got plenty of projects and different environmental experience underneath my belt. I left for a smaller company that offered higher pay and stable hours.
While working I've been doing self-studying and getting myself certified. (MCP, MCSA, MCSE, Network+, Server+, Security+) Did have a CCNA, but I let it expire since I haven't applied that knowledge very often in my past experiences.
It's been about 1.5 years now working for this company and because of the economy they gave me a 15% pay cut.. earning about $17-18 per hours now.
What do you guys think? Should I be happy I have a job still or should I be seeking higher pay/other opportunities?
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Aug 17, 2009 at 4:27 UTC
Right now a job is good. There are some of us that don't make the big bucks. Why not put your feelers out and see what the market is like in your area. I know that it is not a good time to look for a job since employers think they can push people around since they have all the power in a poor economy.
Aug 17, 2009 at 4:41 UTC
I think Kimberlin is correct. Right now it is an employers market. The economy is playing a big part and employers are enjoying a (hopefully) short period of lower salaries.
Also, a lot of salaries are dependent on your geographical location. For instance, I live and work in Lake Mary. If I was to do the same job in Tampa or Jacksonville, I would make more money.
Even so, there is a trend developing of where the IT market is picking up, even with the rest of the market declining. Companies realize that they need to take advantage of newer technologies to insure they can do more with less people. As the new technologies are instituted, I personally hope it adds value back to the IT position.
We need to be sure that we keep open communications with our employers about this area as well. As we migrate to newer technologies that we're learning and implementing, our value to the company should increase. We just need to find a polite way to remind our employers of this fact.
I hope this helps!
Aug 17, 2009 at 4:46 UTC
You are grossly underpaid for a network admin. You are paid just about right for an entry level service (help) desk position. In fact, the janitor here gets paid more than you do and she never empties my freaking trash can. Stupid fruit flies!
I would seriously consider looking for another position, IF you feel the company will never rebound regardless of the economy. Jumping from job to job never looks good on your resume.
Aug 17, 2009 at 4:52 UTC
MCSE, MCSA $15-$17 an hour they shouldn't expect much loyalty...
Where do you live? I would figure Min 20 hr.
Don't think your getting paid worth a darn... however in this economy a job is a job...
I got whacked with a 20% cut but have since re-gained it in less than a year...
Pretty simple... company implemented 20% cut across the board. I found employment elsewhere and came to the owner and gave him the option... (Option A I leave for more money... Option B... I stay for same pay but have more flexibility to earn extra income with side jobs and still earn 40 hrs week.)
Boss Opted for Option B: but gave 10% back approximately. Then within 3 Months got back to original amount.
Other job would have paid more than I was making even before the 20% cut and would work for an integrator... but hey... I like the company and enjoy the work...
Employers Market but they aren't going to keep dead weight and will hire someone they think they need & have no problem firing the old guy...
Aug 17, 2009 at 5:29 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
This sounds really incredibly low. Even in the lowest cost markets this sounds low based on your experience listed. It's all relative of course but work from home jobs for your level of experience are closer to $50/hr if you hunt around. Times are tough but there are shops unable to fill their positions as well in some markets. So while part of the country is floundering with people out of work other parts are floundering as work stops since they can't fill the jobs in IT.
Personally I would be out there hunting for sure. My team hires "entry level" positions in lower cost countries for dramatically more than that.
Aug 17, 2009 at 6:05 UTC
Thanks guys.
Guess I'll poke around and see if there is anything I qualify for.
I did a search on Salary.com... I'm below the bottom 10% for what I do...
Aug 17, 2009 at 7:34 UTC
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Check this out as well.
Aug 18, 2009 at 7:46 UTC
You're severely underpaid, welcome to the club. Ten years ago, you could name your own salary with those credentials. However, that ship has long since sailed and crashed into an iceberg (Y2K) taking millions of IT professionals down with it.
As mentioned it's an employers market. Beggers can't be choosers right now. There are 10 unemployed IT professionals just as credentialed as you are who would gladly take your place for that salary...probably less. However if things bounce back, you should bail. With your experience and certs you could probably earn twice your current salary which is probably in the mid 30's right now.
The only way to get the salary increase you're expecting is to jump ship when the time is right. No current employer will give you a 50% salary increase. If they do, they'll expect 50% more work which won't be worth it. This will happen to many companies. They're taking advantage of many employees right now which is building resentment. When things finally improve (if they do), they'll be a big brain drain at many a company.
Aug 18, 2009 at 7:52 UTC
Also try Indeed.com. It's unique in that it tells you what salaries actually are for positions that are open currently.
Aug 18, 2009 at 8:50 UTC
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If you are willing/able to relocate it will greatly increase your opportunities as well. Different markets have different shortfalls in staffing so finding the market missing your skill set is key.
Aug 18, 2009 at 8:57 UTC
I had written a very in-depth and thought filled reply, only to get a 500 Server Error when I tried to submit. I've been writing it in between my other duties for the last hour and now it's gone. :-(
Aug 18, 2009 at 9:06 UTC
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The longer and more valuable the article the more likely that is to happen :(
Aug 18, 2009 at 9:15 UTC
yeah it's the law of everytime i type a very in-depth and thought filled reply it screws up and i lose it.
I think all the spiceusers should band together and we'll create an it union were people can't mess with us. What? a pay cut? take it up with the union. :)
Aug 18, 2009 at 9:21 UTC
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Aug 18, 2009 at 9:42 UTC
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I second IT Slave--the only way to get a significant increase is to change companies. I also second those above who think you are "grossly underpaid". Keep looking.
Aug 18, 2009 at 11:28 UTC
After a bit of poking around, I saw about 3-4 available jobs in my area I qualify for. What's the best approach to let potential employers know that I'm currently employed, but seeking another position?
I was thinking about putting it in my cover letter somewhat explaining the situation that I'm currently employed, but seeking opportunities where I can apply my knowledge and experience in a new enviornment.
Seriously seeking a new environment... not sure if I mentioned this, but in addition to the pay-cut, they have me addressing their staff shortage from layoff by making me learn on my own and do drafting work...
Aug 18, 2009 at 11:36 UTC
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I would definitely tell them that you are employed but feel that there just is not any good opportunity where you are as the company is doing poorly. Companies want people who are already working - it means someone else thinks that they are worth the money. They don't want people who are out of work since they don't know if anyone else would have hired them either. Working people are also more current (in theory.)
You may think that they would want to hire people who are out of work because of the economy but they know that hiring from someone else means that someone else has to hire someone who is out of work so it balances out. They just want to make sure that they are getting the most desirable people rather than the unemployable.
Aug 18, 2009 at 1:18 UTC
Always good to learn more and do some drafting...
Hey where do you live? State and General City nothing Specific, and which engineering field is the company in?
Basically Arch / Constr / Civil and other fields that do drafting even AeroSpace to some extent was decimated at least here in SoCal / Nevada / Arizona the bubble bursting is putting many of those business' in the hurt locker.
A: Start applying for other jobs and be very frank with them about you leaving due to the economy hurting their business and you're not sure about your families future and want to maintain as much stability as possible right now. Ask the professionally not to contact your current employer as you're trying to weigh the cost of leaving and staying with a company that you know and ultimately don't want to leave but have to make sure your family has income. No family then its about your future family.
B: Try to get more to the point of an offer but don't accept immediately. Let them think you will accept on the spot but don't get 24-48 hours to think it over.
C: Give your current employer something to think about. Here is what I'm worth in the market. I have a job offer that is for a substantial amount more than what I'm making here. (is there any reason to stay at this company? are there some things that you could work out? Are you the only IT person? How large is the company? If less than 20 People Get out while you can unless they are going to train you for Management Roles within the Organization and make you responsible for more and Pay you More! A lot more!)
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Aug 18, 2009 at 2:32 UTC
While I agree with everyone else that it really looks like you're underpaid (sorry, I didn't see the amount last time), I want to urge you to be careful with Salary Surveys.
In the 90's, I was a Database Consultant and spent quite a bit of time developing databases and tracking systems for the sole purpose of salary surveys, labor negotiations, etc. There are so many things to be considered, especially in the demographics of the respondents. Things like:
- Location of position: Big city, smaller city, hub city, rural, etc.
- Is the location a technological hub? For instance, I work in Lake Mary, but could get more money doing the same job in Tampa or Jacksonville.
- Company size: Mom & Pop, SMB, Top 5000, 1000, 500, etc.
- Industry: Some industries are better paid than others. Is it medical, publishing, technological, etc.
- What kind of benefits and perks are included at your company that aren't included in others?
Be sure to check into all these factors and demographics before saying "I should be making this amount."
To help assist you, I'm going to attach another 2009 Salary Survey you can use for comparison purposes against what SAM provided and Salary.com. I like it because they provide all the demographics, which factor heavily into the results.
In closing, I want to share a quote from my college days. My Statistics professor used this as his first statement of the class, as well as his last statement:
"Statistics don't lie, but liars use statistics."
P.S. Got the error again, fortunately I typed it up elsewhere and cut 'n pasted it (so I wouldn't lose it again).
P.S.S. I can't attach the PDF because it keeps giving me an error. :-(
Aug 18, 2009 at 2:46 UTC
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David is correct, salary surveys are very misleading. I've never seen one that has rates as high as what I see with real people in the real world. They always have been skewed low, IMHO, and I spent most of my career in one of most underpaid markets in the country, not in the big city. Now that I am in the big city I know scores of people who are literally "off the charts" of most surveys. In many cases the entry level rates are the same as the very highest rates on many surveys.
My current college where I am doing a Masters states their highest ever graduate income rate at.... 60% of my teams junior rate. What? How can that be. The stats are all whacky.
Aug 18, 2009 at 3:17 UTC
I agree with the surveys being inaccurate.. hence why I wanted people's opinion here. No family to be concerned with financially, so in all honesty, I just want to earn enough so I'm not breaking even every month.... if that. My first year with this company, I made roughly $40K ... should have been $43K, but they screwed up my hourly rate by about $2 for about 3 months before correcting it... didn't get paid retroactively after the correction. Either way, it was enough to where I could save a couple hundred dollars each month after expenses.
I'm located in the Bay Area in California. The company is in the Contstruction/Utility Consulting Industry. Things are hurting. We had multiple sites with around 30-40 employees... now down to 1 site with 10 Employees. I'm the only IT person here.
Sounds like a sinking ship doesn't it?
I have to wear almost every hat except management. You know how annoying it is when you're addressing a server issue and administrative assistant piles papers on your desk for paper copies or scanning? (Yes something is wrong with that scenario). Drafting has become almost my new primary responsibility... but it's not exactly something I want to be doing 10 years down the road.
Better stop here... now it sounds like I'm just venting! Sorry...
Thanks everyone for your responses, guess I just needed a push to in the right direction for my career.
Aug 18, 2009 at 3:26 UTC
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You're in the BAY AREA!!!!!!!! I think we were all assuming that you were in central Oklahoma or some other depressed area really getting hit right now with really low rates. You are WAY underpaid. You aren't even in the ballpark of compensation. How are you living on that?
NYC earns just less than SF and I've yet to see anything like that. Get out of there. Get out now. Don't waste another minute.
Maybe leave the Bay as well. It's way too expensive there.
Aug 18, 2009 at 3:32 UTC
You're in the BAY AREA!!!!!!!! I think we were all assuming that you were in central Oklahoma or some other depressed area really getting hit right now with really low rates. You are WAY underpaid. You aren't even in the ballpark of compensation. How are you living on that?
NYC earns just less than SF and I've yet to see anything like that. Get out of there. Get out now. Don't waste another minute.
Maybe leave the Bay as well. It's way too expensive there.
Aug 18, 2009 at 4:14 UTC
Wow, heh reading through the thread I was thinking anywhere but California! With those creds you could go almost anywhere and make more than that. Shoot, you should be able to walk across the street in Bay Area and make more than that! Yah, start looking now...even with the economy the way it is you should be able to find better without too much work...
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