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Gator Madness returned to the Florida basketball program for the first time since 2006, a pep rally for the men's and women's programs heading into their season.
Former Florida softball player Jenn Brown and former Florida football player Titus O'Neil hosted the event, doing on-court interviews with Florida seniors and both head coaches. The highlight of the evening came with the three-point shooting contest and a dunk contest.
For the three-point shooting, the Gators returned some of the program's legends. Teddy Dupay, Lee Humphrey and Jason Williams joined current players Dorian Finney-Smith and Brandone Francis-Ramirez for the contest, as each player had five basketballs on five racks.
Francis-Ramirez and Humphrey advanced to the final round, where the Florida redshirt freshman won 18-10. After sitting out last season because of academic issues, the Gators could have a weapon from long distance this season.
"It was a little exciting, to be honest with you," Florida coach Mike White said with a grin of his guard's shooting on Friday. "In front of a bunch of people, on our home rims that I hadn't experienced yet, it was pretty exciting.
"He has been shooting the ball well. I didn't expect him to beat the best shooter in the history of the NCAA Tournament. And I'm not sure if they did it another nine times that Brandon would beat him again, but we'll take the 'W' tonight."
Dorian Finney-Smith added, "That's just a glimpse of what I see all the time. He's a gym rat. I can't wait to be on the court with him."
The dunk contest opened with three contestants -- Chris Chiozza, Kevarrius Hayes and Devin Robinson. White made sure to point out after the event that the team went through a three-hour practice on Friday, so the players didn't have their legs to complete most of the dunks.
Chiozza, at only 6-0, struggled to finish any of his dunks. Robinson had little creativity in the first round before trying to dunk a pass off the side of the backboard from Jason Williams on his second dunk. Neither Chiozza or Robinson was able to do much that got the fans into it.
Hayes, a freshman, did just that. His first dunk was the most impressive. Hayes dribbled up the baseline, jumped and put the ball behind his back before dunking it and receiving a score of 48 out of a possible 50 from the judges.
On his second dunk, he threw the ball off the backboard and caught it with his right hand before bringing his left hand over and dunking it.
"I've been told that I have a lot of energy I bring," Hayes said, sporting a WWE championship belt given to him by O'Neil after the contest. "I hope to represent that in words and in action on the court."
The first practice of the season was focused on teaching when the Gators hit the floor Friday afternoon. They'll practice twice on Saturday to continue the learning curve between players and a new staff. The most important thing White wanted to see what competition between players, and that showed up throughout the practice.
"The intensity level," White said of his key takeaway. "Guys really competed at a high level, communicated at a high level, which is a deficiency of this team right now. It was really good, productive practice."
Finney-Smith pointed to help out the freshmen on Saturday, trying to get them accustomed to the college level. Hayes was one of three true freshmen to learn how different it is.
"It was an eye opener, especially for me as a new guy," Hayes said. "Going for such a long time, you've got to get used to it. I've got some more work to do."


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Nothing is known of its price or whether it will eventually enjoy a release into the European market. However, what is known is a selection of specifications that includes a large touchscreen spanning 3.2in, including a HVGA resolution and packing in 320 x 480 pixels, according to the Engadget website. Arriving at 115 x 61 x 14mm large and set within a rather curvaceous chassis, the new phone will also feature a built in camera whose specification is set at a reasonable 3.2-megapixels. You also have the ability to record and play back video. Apparently, GPS is also included for location finding.
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Today, I observed a sporty girl bear an oversized test tube containing what looked like water with what appeared to be pond scum in the top of it. She took a pointlessly big plastic straw, and proceeded to stir the appeared-to-be-pond-scum into the what-looked-like-water, and then plonked the straw right in and took a big contented slurp.
Our interest in health has given the world some very disturbing foods in the past hundred odd years, but none, I submit, quite so disturbing as a test tube full of appears-to-be-pond-scum on top of what-looks-like-water. The adage 'If it tastes good, it can't be good for you' these days seems to submit itself to some flexibility these days: 'If it tastes yuck and looks disgusting, it must be brilliant for you', perhaps. Certainly, I never thought I would see the day when people would present themselves in front of me drinking gigantic beakers full of pond scum. What happened to friendly old men drinking unknown substances out of brown paper bags, for heavens' sakes?
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Introduction and Orientation to Christian Ethics
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Nikki and Brie Bella have landed their own show.
The WWE sisters, who are known as the Bella Twins, shot to fame starring on the popular programme 'Total Divas' as the significant others of wrestlers John Cena and Daniel Bryan respectively but have proved such a hit with viewers that they're set to star in their own six-part series on E! titled 'The Total Bellas'.
Jeff Olde, a spokesperson for E!, said: "We are excited to build on one of our most successful franchises with this new series that goes exclusively inside the world of WWE fan favorites The Bella Twins.
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The forthcoming show promises to give fans an insight into the lavish lives of the sisters and their famous partners as the WWE stars move in together and enter a new chapter of their lives, both professionally and personally, following Nikki's painful surgery on her neck and spine.
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AccelerationAcceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity. When the velocity of an object increases, it is called positive acceleration. When the velocity of an object decreases, it is termed as negative acceleration.
The studies of motion of freely falling objects and motion of objects on an inclined plane, Galileo concluded that the rate of change of velocity with time is a constant of motion for all objects in free fall.
On the other hand, the change in velocity with distance is not constant - it decreases with increasing distance of fall. This led to the concept of acceleration as the rate of change of velocity with time.
The average acceleration over a time interval is defined as the change of velocity divided by the time interval:
On a plot of velocity versus time, the average acceleration is the slope of straight line connecting the points corresponding to . The average acceleration for velocity-time graph shown in the figure for different time intervals 0s-10s, 10s-18s and 18s-20s are:
The acceleration at an instant is the slope of the tangent to the v-t curve at that instant. For the curve shown in figure. We can obtain acceleration at every instant of time. The resulting a-t curve is shown in figure. We see that the acceleration is non-uniform over the period 0s to 10s. It is zero between 10s and 18s and is constant with value -12 m s-2 between 18s and 20s. When the acceleration is uniform, obviously it equals the average acceleration over that period.
Since velocity is a quantity having both magnitude and direction, a change in velocity may involve either or both of these factors. Acceleration, therefore, may result from a change in speed (magnitude), a change in direction or a change in both.
Like velocity, acceleration can also be positive, negative or zero. Position-time graphs for motion with positive, negative and zero acceleration are shown in the given figures (a), (b) and (c), respectively.
Note that the graph curves upward for positive acceleration, downward for negative acceleration and it is straight line for zero acceleration.
If the velocity of an object is at ,
- An object is moving in positive direction with a positive acceleration, for example the motion of the car in the figure between t=0s and t=10s.
- An object is moving in positive direction with a negative acceleration, for example, motion of the car in the figure between t=18s to 20s.
- An object is moving in negative direction with a negative acceleration, for example the motion of a car moving from O in the figure in negative x-direction with increasing speed.
- An object is moving in positive direction till time t1, and then turns back with the same negative acceleration, for example the motion of a car from point O to point Q in Fig till time t1 with decreasing speed and turning back and moving with the same negative acceleration.
Area under v-t curve equals displacement of the object over a given time interval.
Note that the x-t, v-t and a-t graphs shown in several figures in this chapter have sharp kinks at some points implying that the functions are not differentiable at these points. In any realistic situation, the functions will be differentiable at all points and the graphs will be smooth.


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TinyGrab has has a rough couple of months, including issues with their Grab.by domain which left many users pulling their hair out.
Company 52 quietly acquired TinyGrab on July 8th and since then have been busy stabilizing the service, including restoring the Grab.by domain and improving customer support.
Launched in 2009, TinyGrab has grown quickly over the last two years to over 300,000 registered users. It grew faster than the original founding team's capabilities, and when the service's primary server was hacked in March, it set off a chain of events that resulted in unfinished TinyGrab 2.0 beta software being pushed out the door, the disabling of all new paid-plan signups, and a firestorm of user frustration.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky senior Lauren Rapp has been named to the All-South Region first team it was announced by the American Volleyball Coaches Association Tuesday. This marks the first such honor of Rapp's career as she had previously earned honorable mention accolades in each of the last two seasons.
Rapp is one of 14 players in the region to earn first team honors joining nine total Southeastern Conference players.
"Lauren had a great year for us," Kentucky coach Craig Skinner said. "She is very humble about individual awards, but this is well deserved. Her play this year had a big impact on the team's success. We are very happy for her."
One of the most prolific players in school history Rapp was dynamic in leading the Wildcats to their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance in her final season in Lexington. Rapp was an All-SEC first team honoree and was also tabbed the SEC Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year.
For the season, Rapp led the team with 2.70 kills per set on .293 hitting. She also paced the defensive effort with 1.04 blocks per stanza. For the season she racked up 125 total blocks to cap off her career with four seasons of 100 or more total blocks. Rapp finishes her career second all-time in UK history with 423 blocks assists.
Additionally, Rapp closes out her career with the seventh most kills in a career (1,280), the seventh best career hitting percentage (.298) and the 10th most service aces in school history (107). She appeared in 286 career sets which ties for the third most in school allure.
Following an impressive week for the Wildcats which included an upset of No. 15 LSU, Rapp was named the AVCA National Player of the Week as well as the SEC Player of the Week in mid-November. The Indianapolis native struck for 17 kills and added 10 digs for her 12 career double-double effort and the fifth of the season. She contributed a career-best six assists while also turning back four opponent attacks. In UK's decisive fifth-set victory, Rapp had five of the team's 13 kills in the stanza to lead the Wildcats to a 15-11 match-clinching win.
Rapp was a four-time All-SEC player, a three-time All-South Region team member, four-time All-SEC Academic team performer and a three-time CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team selection during her career.
With selection to the first team of the All-South Region, Rapp is now eligible for All-America candidacy which will be announced during the Final Four the week of Dec. 16.
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"Daisy" (responds to name) is estimated to be 5 months old (Oct 2016). She was found abandoned and alone at a highway rest stop in an unincorporated area. She loves to run, jump, play, and be active. She can jump very high and seems to be on springs! She is sweet, loving, loyal, and very affectionate with her people. She loves kisses and snuggles. She is very protective of the people she attaches to. She gets excellent reports from doggie daycare- they say she plays well with all the dogs. She does not seem to do well with other dogs *in the home*, growling, and trying to keep them away from the other household members, and also scrapping over a bone. This behavior has improved a bit with doggie daycare attendance.
When introduced to our extended family, while timid and scared at first, she warmed up to them within one visit and was very comfortable around them. She was reported to have done well around a 1.5 and 2.5 year old (stayed in their house for a week), and a 7 year old child (all boys), but barked aggressively at a 6 year old girl and a 3 year old boy (in public)-- because her behavior around children seems to vary, it would be best done with strict adult supervision and probably older youth. She travels well in the car; sleeps in her crate at night and on nap breaks. She does not yet use her crate to self soothe, and could use some training in this area. She seems to be trainable, wants to please her owners, just needs someone who can work with her.
Daisy cannot be around cats. Her foster has 2 cats and she has fought with them many times. Most recently one of the cats punctured Daisy's eye (treatment underway and healing very well, appears to be no long term damage), which did not seem to deter Daisy. Daisy has not bitten anyone, but has barked very aggressively at strangers several times, especially men. She does not like to be startled or surprised; seems very timid in the dark; This has improved some since her daycare attendance. Daisy loves to fetch and retrieve a ball, and will chew a Nylabone for hours on end; she dislikes whistling; she gets upset for some time when she is in the crate when you are home with her, but she will settle down;
Daisy loves to be near her loving people, and likes to lay on the couch together. When she first joined her foster's household, she had multiple potty accidents (off leash in the house. When staying with a friend for a week, she easily adapted to using a doggie door. Now that she is back with her foster the potty accidents have STOPPED, but it is unclear whether potty accidents are not happening because she is house trained or because she is on leash (due to the cats).
If you feel your home might be the right place for such a great dog - the place to start is with the adoption application found at www.dfwrescueme.org/adopt. Once submitted, the foster will contact you promptly to tell you more and to arrange a time to meet!
The adoption fee for all of our dogs is $250.00, which includes their vaccinations and spay/neuter.
Daisy is participating in the DFW Rescue Me Guest Dog Program, so ongoing care and custody are provided by their foster, not by DFWRM.
If you feel your home might be the right place for this wonderful dog, the place to start is with the adoption application found at www.dfwrescueme.org/adopt. Once submitted, the foster will contact you to tell you more, and to arrange a meeting! The adoption fee for all of our dogs is $250.00, which includes their vaccinations and spay/neuter.
Daisy is participating in the DFW Rescue Me Guest Dog Program, so custody and ongoing care are provided by the foster, not by DFWRM.


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I. Center Procedures
II. Legal Status
III. Employment
IV. Health Insurance
V. Travel
I. Center Procedures
Q. What is the process of getting a question answered at the Center for Global Services?
A. We would strongly encourage students, faculty, scholars, academic officials and department administrators to browse through our new website. The website has a lot of useful information for international students and scholars and we believe that you may find answers to many of your questions right here.
You are welcome to call or stop by the front desk at the Center. Our front desk staff will respond to your question and advise you regarding your next course of action if there needs to be one. You could also send an email to the Center at email@example.com or email your adviser directly.
This is the link to the Center's Contact Information page. This is the link to information on the Center's Staff.
Q. Who is my international student/scholar adviser? How can I get in touch with her?
A. Each international student/scholar has an assigned international student adviser. For F-1/J-1 students, here is the link to International Student Adviser Assignments.
You can email your international student adviser or meet with her during walk-in hours. If your situation requires more than 5-10 minutes of meeting time, you will be directed to set up an appointment to meet with your adviser.
For our faculty, scholars, and departments looking to contact faculty and scholar advisers, please visit our Center's staff contact list for the names and contact information of the advisers.
Q. What is the purpose of walk-in hours with your International Student Adviser?
A. The primary purpose of walk-in hours is to provide a set time that students can come and meet with their advisers for quick questions and procedures. Walk-ins are usually restricted to about 10 minutes per student.
Please note: Change of Status and Reinstatement applications are always dealt with through appointments and not during walk-in hours.
Q. What workshops are available at the center? Which workshop is right for me?
A. Find the workshop description that meets your needs, then check our current Events Calendar to find the upcoming schedule for that workshop.
Q. Are these workshops mandatory?
A. Some workshops require mandatory attendance because the regulations have some very complex aspects, and students must make carefully informed decisions for themselves in the process of applying for work authorizations. Workshops cover and explain in great detail the nature of these complexities and the options students have in dealing with them. Given our large numbers, this information is ONLY covered in the workshops--it is NOT covered during brief personal meetings with Center advisers.
The mandatory workshops are:
Campus Employment Workshop - For F-1 and J-1 students
Off-Campus Employment Workshop (Pre-Completion OPT & CPT) - For F-1 students
Post-Completion Employment Workshop - For F-1 students
Faculty/Scholar Workshop - for international faculty and scholars
Q. What is the usual processing time for average applications at the Center?
A. The average processing time for most applications is two weeks from the time a complete application is submitted to the Center.
II. Legal Status
Q. How do I maintain my legal status?
A. If you are in possession of a valid passport, a valid I-94 card, and a valid I-20 or DS-2019 and as long as you are not violating any of the terms of your visa classification, you are in status. Generally, this means being enrolled full time if you are a student (or working only in your sponsoring department if you are a scholar) and not pursuing any unauthorized employment. In addition, F-1s remain in status for 60 days after they complete their studies (the grace period may be used to prepare for departure from the US or to transfer your SEVIS records to a new school. J-1s remain in status for 30 days after the end date on the DS-2019. This is time, which is built in to "D/S" but during which you may not be employed.
For more information on staying in legal status, and other regulations visit the government regulations section of our website.
Q. Are there any critical dates, deadlines, and timelines that all F-1/J-1 students MUST remember to maintain their legal status?
A. U.S. Immigration law puts responsibility upon individual students to know and follow all immigration regulations. Failure to follow the regulations and reporting requirement deadlines will have severe consequences on a student's ability to study, seek employment, or remain in the United States. For detailed information regarding reporting requirements and deadlines please review the Maintaining Legal Status in the U.S. document. If you are a student who has applied for or is currently authorized for Optional Practical Training, please review the OPT Data Update Form for further reporting requirements and deadlines.
Q. Do my visa, my I-20 or my DS-2019 need to be valid throughout my stay in the US?
A. If you are an F-1 student, your I-20 must be valid until your program completion date (it to be valid during post completion OPT). Your DS-2019 must be valid at all times (including the period of Academic Training). A visa is a permit to enter a country. It is stamped into your passport by the visa office of the country you intend to visit. The I-20/DS-2019 is not your visa but your visa certificate that defines your program. The U.S. requires all nonimmigrant students (except Canadians) to enter with either an F-1 or J-1 visa. The visa is obtained at a U.S. embassy or consulate overseas, and states (1) the period during which the student may use the permit to enter, and (2) the number of times the student may enter on the same visa. Your visa does not need to be valid after you have entered the U.S., since it is nothing more than a permit to enter--it is NOT a permit to REMAIN in the U.S.
Q. My I-20 or DS-2019 is expiring soon but I have not yet finished all of my degree requirements for my program of study. Are there any particular procedures that I must follow as an international student?
A. An F-1 or J-1 student who is admitted to the U.S. for duration of status (F-1 D/S or J-1 D/S) and who does not expect to complete degree requirements and graduate by the expected completion date printed on the current I-20 or DS-2019 must apply to the Center for an extension of program prior to the expiration of the current I-20 or DS-2019. For detailed information regarding the extension of program procedure please refer to the Extension of Program Instructions and the Extension of Program Form.
III. Employment
Q. I have a great opportunity to work in an internship program off campus. Are there any particular procedures to follow as an F-1 student?
A. As an international student you are required to have appropriate work authorization for practical training to undertake any off-campus employment. "Optional Practical Training" is a 12-month period of time during which F-1 students are permitted to pursue employment directly related to their field if study. The 12 months may be divided up or used all at once; they may be used part-time while school is in session, part or full time during vacation periods, and full time beginning no more than 60 days after completion of the degree requirements or the program of study.
In addition, "Curricular Practical Training" is available to students whose academic programs require or give degree credit for internships or work experience. All periods of practical training must be authorized; students must attend a workshop at the Center for Global Services to obtain specific instructions on applying for authorization.
For detailed information on practical training for F-1s please review the CPT and OPT Application Instructions and Information and establish which workshop is appropriate for your situation. Also you can review differences between OPT and CPT to further determine which is right for you.
Attending the appropriate workshop is mandatory before meeting with the Center's adviser for review and submission of the application.
Q. Can the Optional Practical Training employment authorization and F-1 status be extended beyond 12 months?
A. Yes, OPT and status extensions can be authorized in certain cases: The Cap-Gap Extension: "Cap-Gap" occurs when an F-1 student's status and work authorization expire during the current fiscal year before the student can start approved H-1B employment during the next fiscal year beginning on October 1. The cap-gap extension is a period in which an eligible F-1 student's status is extended to bridge the gap between the end of F-1 status and start of H-1B status. It starts when the student's current period of F-1 status ends, regardless of whether the student is on OPT (a day after the grace period ends). If a student is pursuing post-completion OPT, the OPT is also automatically extended. This is the cap-gap OPT. In order to have the OPT extended during the cap-gap extension, the student must be in an approved period of OPT on the eligibility date. The eligibility date is the date a USCIS Service Center receives a properly filed H-1B petition.
The STEM Extension: F-1 students who completed a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree in the STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) are eligible for a one-time OPT extension of 17 additional months, thus making their OPT total a maximum of 29 months. F-1 students in a STEM field and currently engaged in post-completion OPT may apply for the STEM extension if they have a job or job offer from an E-Verify employer. The STEM Designated Degree Program List is available on the SEVP Web site: http://www.ice.gov/sevis/stemlist.htm.
Please refer to the Request for 24 Month STEM OPT and Instructions for further details and then set up an appointment to meet with your International Student Adviser.
Q. Is there anything like "OPT" for J-1 Students?
A. J-1 students are eligible for "Academic Training," which, like "Practical Training" for F-1 students, is work directly related to the student's field of study. There are special procedures for J-1 "Academic Training," including a monitoring requirement. J-1 students are normally allowed up to 18 months for "Academic Training." Postdoctoral researchers may use up to 36 months for their research programs. For detailed information please review academic training instructions for J-1 students.
Q. Can a J-1 visiting special research student at Rutgers University be employed on campus or off campus?
A. No, please contact the Faculty/Scholar Adviser at the Center for further questions.
Q. Can a dependent spouse on a J-2 be employed?
A. Yes, a J-2 dependent is eligible for employment. The dependent can apply for the Employment Authorization Document (EAD card) by completing and submitting Form I-765 with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The form can be accessed on the USCIS website, and by selecting the option for "immigration forms" on top of the immigration page. The dependent must submit a statement explaining why he/she is applying for the employment authorization document and must state in the letter that the income earned from J-2 employment will not be used to support the J-1.
For detailed information please review Instructions on Application for Employment Authorization for J-2 Visa Holders
IV. Health Insurance
Q. Can I be exempt from the Rutgers University insurance?
A. You can be exempt from the Rutgers insurance if you can show proof that you are insured by an alternate plan that meets Rutgers University requirements. If you want to apply for an insurance exemption, fill out an exemption form and submit it with proof of the alternate coverage. Requests need to be made every semester for which you are requesting an insurance exemption. Deadlines apply for requesting these exemptions. Please see the exemption request form for the current year�s deadlines.
If you are requesting insurance exemption based on the reason that you have another kind of insurance, please be advised that, in order for the insurance fee to be removed from your term bill, you must show proof of valid, continuous insurance for the entire duration of the semester for which you are requesting the insurance exemption. Our office cannot remove an insurance fee if, by doing so, you will be uninsured for any period of time that you are a registered student and on Rutgers F or J visa sponsorship.
Q. I have a part-time Teaching or Graduate Assistantship or I am only going to be a TA/GA for half of an academic year. Am I eligible for an insurance exemption?
A. If you will have a part-time or half academic year Assistantship, and have decided to accept the insurance coverage offered to you by the Graduate School you will need to complete an exemption request form.
Q. What should I do in the case of an emergency?
A. A medical emergency is a condition that without immediate attention would result in death or permanent disability. In the case of a medical emergency, it is not necessary to go to the Student Health Center first; instead you can go directly to the nearest hospital emergency room.
Q. Do I need to purchase insurance for my spouse and/or child if they are here with me in the United States?
A. Yes, Rutgers requires that all F-2 and J-2 dependents purchase health insurance, which will meet or exceed the Rutgers University insurance requirements. Visa dependents can enroll in the United Healthcare policy administered through The Center for Global Services or, can bring a policy of their own with another insurance carrier (provided that the policy will satisfy the Rutgers University insurance requirements). Enrollment forms for the United Healthcare plan are available at The Center for Global Services. These enrollment forms should be submitted to the Insurance Coordinator at The Center and should NOT be sent directly to the insurance company. An insurance identification card for your dependent(s) will be sent to you when your enrollment has been processed. If your dependent(s) will have a policy with another insurance carrier, a photocopy of that policy must be submitted to The Center to document proof of insurance for your dependent(s). The insurance policy must be translated in English and have U.S. dollar amounts, if any amounts are listed on the policy. The United Healthcare plan defines a "child dependent" as an unmarried individual who is not self-supporting and is under 30 years of age.
V. Travel
Q. I am a registered F-1/J-1 student at Rutgers University, what do I need to do before traveling outside of the U.S.?
A. Prior to traveling, make sure you bring in to the Center your 1-20/DS-2019 along with a copy of your unofficial transcript for a travel signature. If your dependents are traveling they need signatures on their I-20 as well. It will take a couple of days to issue the travel signature. If you need to apply for a visa for re-entry to the U.S., you will also need to submit current proof of funding for a funding update on your I-20.
For more details please review our hand out on obtaining a travel signature
Q. How much time does it take to get an I-20/ DS-2019 signed for travel?
A. If it is just a travel signature this process takes 2 business days. If there is any update to be made on the immigration document it could take from 1-2 weeks depending on the situation.
Q. I don�t have a paper I-94 card, do I need to get some documentation to show my entry/exit record?
A. Since May 2013, visitors entering the United States by air or sea, receive an electronic I-94 admission record that indicates their date of entry and has a notation of their immigration status and expiration of stay. This record is maintained in Customs and Border Protection systems and can be accessed at www.cbp.gov/I94. Travelers will also receive a CBP admission stamp in their passport that indicates immigration status and expiration of stay.
Upon entry to the U.S. by land, visitors still receive a paper I-94 card that will indicate their date of entry and be notated with their immigration status and expiration of stay.
While it is not required, we recommend international students, faculty and scholars to maintain a printout of their electronic I-94 for their personal records. We also recommended that you carry this printout while traveling overseas.
Q. I want to travel to my home country but my visa has expired. What do I need to apply for a new visa?
A. For detailed information on international travel, please review the following links:
Travel and Visa information
Visa Application Information
Q. I am a J-1 scholar at Rutgers University, what do I need to do before traveling outside of the U.S.?
A. Prior to traveling make sure you obtain a travel signature (on your DS-2019) for yourself and your dependents that will be traveling with you. It will take two days to issue the travel signature. Please follow the instructions on the Center's J-1 Travel Verification Form (link to: Forms Instructions and Info for faculty, researchers, scholars, and special visiting students: J-1 Travel Verification Form) to obtain a travel signature.
Q. What do I need to do before traveling if I am on H-1B status?
A. Prior to traveling, you must obtain the top portion of the H-1B approval notice (I-797) from the Center. You will need to send an email to the Scholar Adviser at the Center at least a month before your travel date. Please also indicate if you will be applying for a visa.
Q. Can I travel while my OPT is pending? Can I travel while on OPT?
A. Travel while an OPT application has been sent but not received by the USCIS automatically abandons the application. Travel with a receipt notice or an EAD card is acceptable but advised to be undertaken with a job offer letter that is temporary in nature, that is expressing the intent to employ for the period of OPT only. Travel when the F-1 visa has expired and while on OPT or while an OPT application is pending is considered high risk with chances of denial being greater than normal.
For detailed information please review our employment section in the website.
Q. I need to travel to Canada (or Mexico) for a conference, but my visa has expired - what can I do?
A. Under certain circumstances, students with expired visas who travel solely to Canada, Mexico or certain adjacent islands in the Caribbean (excluding Cuba), for less than 30 days may be allowed to return to the U.S. in the same nonimmigrant status in which they departed and to resume their previously-approved activities without having to apply for a new visa as long as they do not surrender their I-94 card when leaving the U.S - this is known as Automatic Visa Revalidation. To re-enter the U.S. via automatic visa revalidation, an F-1 student must re-enter with his or her current and valid I-94 (carry with you the paper version OR a printout of the electronic version). This procedure is not available to nationals of certain countries. Please refer to the Department of State website for further details.
Note: If a visitor who chooses to apply for a visa while visiting Canada, Mexico or an adjacent island and is denied the visa, he/she will not be eligible for the automatic visa revalidation benefit of a direct return to the U.S. Instead, the visitor will need to travel directly to his/her home country in order to apply for a visa to return to the U.S.


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Horrible Indirect experince
Absolutely awful, its very hard to believe that the only two experiences I've had has been ridiculously poor. less than helpful or effective he ran around very important medical questions about the procedure that he was supposed to perform. NOW MY WIFE HAS BEEN IN PAIN WITH NEW ISSUES ALONG WITH THE ONES THAT SHE HAD PREVIOUSLY. And furthermore if you blink when DR. jerry waters is in the room you'll miss him he turned a two hour procedure into an hour. Just exactly how does that work? learned the hard way on that one. Oh well consider the source, hospital, town WARNING AVOID BEING A VICTIM DON'T USE DR. JERRY D. WATERS FOR ANYTHING.
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Dr. Waters has been my Dr. for appx 8yrs, and I am very pleased with his care. He does whatever is necessary to identify the problem, and to treat it. His staff are friendly, and professional & have been a pleasure to work with.
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November 3rd, 2011
Pain Relief
I suffered from debilitating pain in my right hip. Dr. Waters provided an injection that relieved the pain for two weeks. I returned for another injection and have been pain free for over 3 months.
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June 6th, 2011
Dr. Waters has been my PCP for appx 8 years and I trust him completely. He always takes time and does whatever tests are necessary to find the problem. His office staff is also friendly and professional. I highly recommend Dr. Waters.
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The women at the front desk is rude, it seems like her doesn't care about people when you come in.
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February 4th, 2010
Dr. Waters and Clay Craig are great but...
The courtesy and professionalism of the office staff is the terrible. They've hired very unprofessional, loud, and inconsiderate women who are an embarrassment to the profession. My wife and I totally agree. 2/4/10
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