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Golden Bears Earn Day Off From Preseason Practice
Aug. 23, 2006
BERKELEY - The University of California took the day off from practice on Wednesday following their final scrimmage of the preseason on Tuesday night. The Golden Bears still had meetings and film sessions as well as a walk-thru on the field.
The 2006 season starts on Sept. 2 in Knoxville against Tennessee at 2:30 p.m. (PST). The game will be televised live on ESPN. The following week is the home opener for the Bears, when they host Minnesota at 4 p.m. For ticket information, call 1-800-GO-BEARS.
Former Golden Bear standout Tosh Lupoi, who lettered for Cal for four years, has joined the program's coaching staff as a graduate assistant. The Walnut Creek native and product of De La Salle High School sat down with CalBears.com to share his thoughts on switching to the coaching side of the ball.
CalBears.com: How does it feel to go through fall camp on the coach's side now?
Tosh Lupoi: It is definitely different. The physical strain isn't there, but the mental strain has increased. Every time the players have any form of off time, or we have what's called 'no player contact,' the staffs are always meeting. We have an incredible amount of meetings. We have to prepare for the next practice or watch film from the last practice. The biggest difference is the amount of meetings and mental strain.
CB: Is there anything you miss about experiencing camp as a player?
TL: In camp as a player, I was able to take power naps and that doesn't really exist for me right now and of course playing the game. There's no way to replace it and so many times, now that I know the defense really well, I feel like I could be a better player. It gets frustrating because you want to play so bad.
CB: What were your first thoughts when you were done with your last camp?
TL: I was totally focused on Sacramento State, couldn't wait to get the year going. We do break from camp; you get one day off at the end. It's kind of a brief taste of freedom, but once you get over the hump day of camp and you start zoning in on your first opponent, you get so excited for the game that the days just go by.
CB: What are some things you've learned from camp this year from getting the different perspective?
TL: Absolutely everything is discussed within the coaching staff, from injuries to meals to personnel decisions. Everything is discussed. We meet so much and every bit of the team, coaches, everything is discussed. I'm just thankful to be a part of the staff. Every single detail is investigated and discussed, no matter what it is.
CB: How tough is camp on the coaches?
TL: There's a definite mental strain and maybe a lack of sleep, especially our staff. Everybody loves what they're doing and they wouldn't be here if they didn't love it. No matter what, even the double days, everybody's always ready to go and that makes it a lot better because there's definitely a large positive vibe within the coaching staff. There's never really any negativity or a 'here we go again' attitude. It motivates you to be positive.
CB: If you could go back to camp as a player, would you look at it any differently now?
TL: Even now as my duties have shifted for the team, as a player and now as a coach, I still have an equivalent passion for the game and I just work on trying to improve everyday and help others out. At times camp would be hard, but it's still football, and when you go out and play the game you love, it feels good.
CB: What advice would you give to an incoming freshman on the first day of camp?
TL: Come to camp in shape, don't be fat, bring an extra comforter for bed time and come with an open mind and positive attitude, ready to be a little bit shocked with the amount of mental and physical work you're going to go through.
CB: Are you any tougher on the players than the rest of the coaches since you just recently went through it?
TL: I don't think I am. I think it's important to have an understanding that some players are going to be more advanced than others, some are going to get their assignments quicker and some are going to be more advanced in the field quicker. I feel like I'm just here to help any way I can, soak up all the knowledge I can, positive reinforcement and correcting assignments, but when problems arise or when some yelling is necessary, I leave that to other coaches.
This Saturday will be Fan Appreciation Day at Memorial Stadium. The event runs from 10:30 to noon. Afterwards, the Bears head back to Memorial Stadium for their final practice of camp at 3:00. That practice will also be closed to the public.
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Earlier this week I showed you favorite pieces from the Land of Nod Fall 2012 preview. Now, here are my top picks from that day's CB2 preview. The setting–the rooftop of an industrial West Side building in NYC on an overcast day–was perfect for these colorful modern pieces to really pop:
The theme of CB2's Fall 2012 collection is "Affordable Modern." This was the view when I stepped off the elevator. Shown here: Piazza Chair in Gingham ($899) with Reyna Throw ($59.95) and Leisure Pillow Carbon ($39.95), Link Aluminum Bookcase ($349), Stout Coffee Table ($349), Oiseau Floor Lamp ($279), and Tweed Chartreuse Runner ($169):
And here's a closeup of that fantastic Piazza Chair in Gingham ($899):
The chair is also available in "Au Naturel" Oatmeal, shown here with Polygon Floor Lamp ($299):
I love the "This is Art" Rug ($399), shown here beneath the Tetra Loveseat ($899) with Shift Pillow ($29.95). On the table: Rice Vase ($14.95) and Barnacle Base ($49.95):
I got a kick out of this "See Ya Suckas" Rug ($149 for 4 x 6 size), shown next to a new Phoos Ball Table ($599):
Panda Print ($199) and that awesome Phoos Ball table again:
Exclamation Wall Art ($299), Siesta Bed ($599) with Check Blanket ($69.95), Harvey Chrome Nightstands ($149 each), Wrap Bench ($399) and Clutch Table Lamp ($99.95 each):
"It's All Mine Now" Print ($299). Perfect for Her Majesty's Jubilee:
"Accept and Be" Posters ($19.95 each), benefiting The Trevor Project, an important cause for LGBQT youth.
Look for these items to arrive this July in-stores and online at CB2.


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- Robert S. Mueller, III
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- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Presentation of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law, University of Virginia School of Law
- Charlottesville, VA
- April 12, 2013
Remarks prepared for delivery.
Good morning. Thanks to Dean Mahoney for having me here today. It is good to be back in Charlottesville at one of the best law schools—one could argue the best law school—in the country. I say that remembering what I found unique about this school 40 years ago.
Then, as now, UVA was different from other law schools. Rather than simply teaching the basic tenets of the law, it sought to provide the foundation for future leadership.
As you have heard, I came to the law school from the Marine Corps, with a tour in Vietnam. As you all know, the Vietnam War was deeply divisive for our country, and there were a number of law schools that were not receptive to veterans of Vietnam. Not so UVA.
The university was looking for a range of experiences, understanding that a true legal education is an amalgam of the law and of values, with the goal of preparing its students for service—service to the country, service to Virginia, and service to others.
Then, as now, a variety of views were represented. Many of my fellow students—good friends—opposed the war in Vietnam.
I do remember that on the first day of classes, I sat down next to a somewhat scruffy classmate. I still had a Marine Corps hair cut and was dressed rather neatly. He had hair down to his shoulders, a Fu Manchu mustache, and was dressed in a grubby t-shirt and shorts…and he was not wearing shoes. He never wore shoes.
I very quickly came to find out that he was a conscientious objector. He did not pay much attention in class and seemed to be there for the ride.
At least that is what I believed until the first grades were posted. He was at the top of the class, while I was lingering somewhere in the middle.
We actually became fast friends, and our debates fostered mutual respect and a sharing of vision. Ironically, he is now a very well-paid antitrust lawyer, while I have spent most of my career in some form of public service.
The qualities that drew me to UVA all those years ago are the qualities that have made UVA such a unique institution. And for me, these qualities are what make receiving the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law such a special honor.
Today, I would like to speak to what I believe to be three basic tenets for a rewarding professional life. The first is integrity. The second is commitment to the rule of law. And the third, the value of public service.
Before I address that topic, I would like to take a moment to talk about the FBI—the institution with which I have been fortunate to be associated for the last several years.
When I took office as Director on September 4, 2001, I had expected to focus on areas familiar to me as a prosecutor—drug cases, white-collar criminal cases, and violent crime. But days later, the attacks of September 11 changed the course of the Bureau.
National security—that is, preventing terrorist attacks—became our top priority. We shifted 2,000 agents from our criminal programs to national security. We also understood that we had to focus on long-term, strategic change. We had to enhance our intelligence capabilities and upgrade our technology. We had to build upon strong partnerships and forge new friendships, both here at home and abroad.
We are now an organization 36,000 strong—14,000 of whom are agents; 3,000 of whom are analysts; and the balance, other professional staff.
At the same time we built these capabilities, we had to maintain our efforts against traditional criminal threats. And we had to do all of this while respecting the rule of law and the safeguards guaranteed by the Constitution.
Today, the FBI is a threat-focused, intelligence-driven organization. National security does remain our top priority. Terrorists with global reach and global ambitions seek to strike us at home and abroad. Spies steal our state secrets and our trade secrets for military and competitive advantage. Cyber criminals lurk on our networks, stealing information for sale to the highest bidder. Computer intrusions and network attacks are becoming more commonplace, more dangerous, and more sophisticated.
Simultaneously, we face a wide range of criminal threats, from white-collar crime and public corruption to transnational criminal syndicates, migrating gangs, and child predators.
And indeed, the threats we face are varied and ever changing. We as an organization must continually evolve in order to prevent terrorist and criminal attacks, because terrorists and criminals certainly are evolving themselves.
This description of the FBI today provides the backdrop for my comments on the values that contribute to a rewarding career.
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Nearly 100 years ago, the university unveiled the formal east entrance to the grounds, known as the Senff Gateway. It still stands today, by the old medical school building.
You may have passed under it many times without noticing the inscription atop one of the two archways. It reads, "Enter by this gateway and seek the way of honor, the light of truth, and the will to work for men." The inscription is attributed to President Alderman, who believed that these were the three great principles of life at the university.
Though the words may be a bit different from my own, they embody the tenets I mentioned earlier—integrity, commitment to the rule of law, and the value of public service.
Let us begin with integrity—what the archway calls "the way of honor."
As improbable as it may seem, particularly to a 1L muddling through civil procedure or contracts, as a lawyer you may one day end up in the highest ranks of judicial power. You may manage multinational law firms, advocate for those in need, or set groundbreaking precedent.
In the end, it is not only what we do, but how we do it. Whatever we do, we must act with honesty and integrity. Whether we are working with a client, opposing counsel, or in court, we are only as good as our word. We can be smart, aggressive, articulate, and indeed, persuasive. But if we are not honest, our reputations will suffer.
And once lost, a good reputation can never ever be regained. As the saying goes, "If you have integrity, nothing else matters. And if you don't have it, nothing else matters."
The FBI's motto is Fidelity, Bravery, and Integrity. Uncompromising integrity—both personal and institutional—is the core value. For the men and women of the FBI, integrity should be reflected in all that we say and all that we do.
For attorneys and non-attorneys alike, there will come a time when you will be tested, in ways both small and large. You may find yourself standing alone, against those you thought were trusted colleagues. You may stand to lose what you have worked for. And the decision will not be such an easy call.
Certainly Virginia has prepared its students for such a test, for integrity is a way of life here at UVA. Nothing sets Virginia apart from other universities more than the concept of honor. The Honor System, in place since 1842, and the community of trust it enables, rests on one precept—and that is integrity. Our careers in the law, our professional and our personal success—and indeed, our reputations—rest on that same precept.
Moving to the second tenet, the rule of law. This is, to my mind, what the archway's inscription describes as "the light of truth."
Every FBI employee takes an oath promising to uphold the rule of law and the United States Constitution. Each of you will take a similar oath upon admission to the bar. For us, these are not mere words. They set the expectations for our behavior…the standard for the work that we do.
For the American people to respect the Bureau, we must be objective and we must be fair…and that also means we must be apolitical. That has been one of the great things about my job—that it has allowed for the benefits of public service, but without the politics.
We at the FBI take great care to consider the privacy and civil liberties implications of our programs and our investigations. When writing policy or investigative guidelines, or when taking on new projects, we consult with not only our in-house counsel and the Department of Justice, but also with groups such as the ACLU.
And in a practice started by my predecessor, Louis Freeh, all new agents visit the Holocaust Museum in Washington to better understand what happens when law enforcement becomes a tool of oppression—or worse.
For if we safeguard our civil liberties but leave our country vulnerable to attack, we will have lost. If we protect our citizens from crime and terrorism but sacrifice our civil rights, we will have also lost. It is not a question of conflict; it is a question of balance. The rule of law, civil liberties, and civil rights—these are not our burdens. These are what make all of us safer and stronger.
Turning to the importance of public service—or as the gateway reads, "the will to work for men."
To be sure, it is difficult to consider entering public service upon graduation from law school, often with the burden of student loans.
As I mentioned earlier, I did have the opportunity to serve as a Marine in Vietnam. Those years—those experiences I shared with my fellow Marines—shaped my world view. I do consider myself fortunate to have survived my tour in Vietnam. There were many who did not. And perhaps because of that, I have always felt compelled to try to give back in some way.
I have been lucky to spend the better part of my career in public service and to benefit from the intangible rewards that come from such service. One such unexpected reward is that public service often can be a humbling experience. And there are few of us who would not benefit from a lesson in humility—myself included.
In this regard, I tell the story of my old friend and college classmate Lee Rawls, who was naturally humble. He had spent many years working on Capitol Hill, and we had served together in a previous administration. When I became Director of the FBI, I asked him to join me as a close adviser, and, remarkably, he agreed.
Lee was a mentor. He knew how to cut through nonsense and get to the heart of the matter better than anyone else. He also knew how to put me in my place. During one particularly heated meeting, everyone was frustrated—mostly with me—and I myself may have been a wee bit impatient and ill-tempered.
Lee sat silently, and then—out of the blue—posed the following question: "What is the difference between the Director of the FBI and a 4-year-old child?"
The room grew hushed. Finally, he said, "Height!"
On those days when we were under attack by the media and being clobbered by Congress…when the Attorney General was not at all happy with me…I would walk down to Lee's office, hoping for a sympathetic ear. I would ask, "How are we doing?"
Lee would shake his head and say, "You're toast. You're dead meat. You're history." He would continue, "Don't take yourself too seriously, because no one else around here does."
It was that innate sense of humility—the idea that the world does not revolve around you—that was central to Lee's character. That same sense of humility…that constant reminder of one's place in the grand scheme of things…that sense of being in the world and of the world…is central to public service.
UVA's public service program is testament to Thomas Jefferson's concept of educating citizen-lawyers—a belief that schools should instruct students to be more than just good lawyers, but also good citizens. A belief that they should use their legal training to work for the common good, and that their careers should amount to time well spent.
As I look back, I know that I have been truly fortunate to have been able to spend such time in the public sector. It has given me the opportunity to participate in investigations such as the Pan Am 103 bombing…to work with homicide detectives in Washington, D.C., bringing criminals to justice…and, for the last 12 years, to work with one of the finest institutions in the world. These were experiences that would be difficult to replicate in the private sector.
I should add that I say this understanding that there are a number of you who are contemplating what you will do with your degree. I, of course, am not above urging you to consider the FBI as a career.
In any event, each of us must determine for ourselves in what way we can best serve others. Those of you who are students will leave UVA with a firm grasp not only of the law as it stands, but the law as it should be, and the law as it could be.
Find something you love, some way in which you can contribute—something that will leave you believing that your time has been well spent.
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It seems only fitting, as we celebrate Founder's Day, to again look to Thomas Jefferson. Citizen-lawyer. Founding father. Delegate to the Second Continental Congress. Governor of Virginia. Envoy to France. Our nation's first secretary of state. Vice president. And, of course, our third president.
Before he died, Jefferson wrote his own epitaph, which records none of these astounding accomplishments. Instead, it lists just three things—author of the Declaration of American Independence, author of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom, and father of the University of Virginia. These were, to his mind, his greatest contributions to society. Time well spent, indeed.
Thank you for having me here today. I would be happy now to take a few questions.


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I've got orchestra all week so I'm very busy, apart from this one day today when I get a break, on which I'm going to do sod all. But one thing I did do this morning was finish off a DIY, which I've taken the photos for and will be doing a tutorial post on. Meanwhile, here's just a little preview, followed by other uses of hair bows I found round the internet.
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Ilia's songs are delicious melodic vignettes, compelling, ethereal and draped in a late 60's brit-pop cinematic atmosphere, her prosey lyrics are both poignant and ponderous. But there are humorous splashes aplenty as Ilia navigates from innocence to astute observation in her debut. Part Jane Siberry, Part Petula Clark, part Sarah Harmer. A joyful listen.
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The following is a guest post by Liz Funk (bio below)
We've all felt buyer's remorse. That lime green sundress that looked great in the fitting room looks putrid in the natural light. You decide to splurge on a dinner out, ordering an $18 entrée. When you finally eat it, it's good, but not $18-good. You buy a bag of clearance clothes from the Gap, get home and deeply resent spending $60 on non-refundable clothes. It happens to everyone, every now and then, and you move on, because hopefully your buyer's remorse isn't on items worth more than a few hours' pay.
But, what if you have buyer's remorse for a major investment you made that will take years of income to pay off? And, without the resources to pay off such an investment, it seems like it was a terrible idea?
The "crap economy" and the devastating impact that the 2008 economic crash has had on young people has caused widespread unemployment among 20somethings. Because young people don't have jobs, a) many young people don't have the money to repay their student loans, and b) many young people are wondering why they went to college in the first place, if they're unemployed!
While some "quarterlifers" miss college and want to go back to a simpler time, others are thoroughly resenting their college experience. Here's how to reconcile this:
How to find value in your degree
1) First and foremost, be nice to yourself. Before 2006, there were relatively few people who had an idea that the economy was going to go so far downhill, and odds are good that you weren't one of them. There's nothing you can do to change the fact that you did go to college (i.e. a time machine), so be compassionate and nice to yourself and don't beat yourself up.
2) Write down everything positive that you got out of college, whether it was a few really good friends who you still keep in touch with, some awesome memories (write each of them down!), or classes where you read some life-changing books.
3) Be critical of the system. There is definitely something messed up in that our society encourages entering college seniors to take out loans to go to the best college they were accepted to, but many take out a Range Rover's worth of student loans, picking majors that will not help them pay off these loans. This isn't to say that you should major in engineering if you aren't interested in it. Rather, we should encourage students to consider alternate paths. Rather than rushing from high school straight into college, students should consider taking a gap year or two to work, travel, or intern so they have a stronger sense of what they might want to do professionally. Then, if they do take out student loans, they'll be investing in an education that will help them pursue their passions, rather than going to college because that's what you're supposed to do, without much of an endpoint short of graduating. On that note, give yourself a break from job hunting, worrying, and stressing. This will ensure that you have some mental and emotional energy to brainstorm both where you want to go from here and how you can tap into what you learned in college to help you carve out a career!
But, overall, be nice to yourself because you can only move forward to a place that's more positive if you're really rooting and advocating for yourself!
Your turn! How do you come into your own when the first years of your adult life are marked by joblessness, instability, angst, and incessant money problems?
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CAPPELLIN, Paola. Between memory and market: development of medium-sized firms in Brazil. Rev. Sociol. Polit. [online]. 2008, vol.16, n.31, pp.49-70. ISSN 1678-9873. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0104-44782008000200006.
This article presents theoretical and empirical elements for a discussion of the reproduction of medium-sized firms as a non-residual configuration of industrial modernization. The 21st century, inheriting the crisis of Fordism, has thus mitigated the traditional dynamism attributed to large scale industrial complexes. Thus, the question that guides our research is the following: how do market demands and meanings such as efficiency, solid initiative and strong institutional relationship networks add to the success of family firms, firmly tied to regional experiences? We analyze three case studies of middle-sized firms in different sectors in territories where Italian migration to Brazil left its traces. The diversity in the way these firms formed and developed provides evidence of the social conditions and characteristics that together qualify the former as having responded to market demands, due to the continuing dialog between generations. While memory provides evidence of the strength of the past, expanding market demands project these firms into the future.
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It has been several months since my last post looking at blue whale on the move but finally the long process of cleaning and conserving each individual bone has been successfully completed and the conservators are now just embarking on surface scanning the bones in high definition. Conservation can be an extremely slow process but it is worth the time and effort. During the past 9 months the team have cleaned and conserved over 220 individual bones. This equates to over 110m2 of whale bone surface area.
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Hard to believe it has been over 20 years since that fateful day.
They're remembering the fallen in Hong Kong…
The Hong Kong demonstrators massed in a downtown park, holding candles around a June 4 memorial and a replica of the Goddess of Democracy statue that was built in Tiananmen Square before tanks and troops crushed the protests.
"Long live democracy. Never forget June 4," shouted members of a crowd estimated at 180,000 by the event's organizers.
China has never released a death toll, but estimates by human rights groups and witnesses range from several hundred to several thousand. The anniversary has never been publicly marked in mainland China.
And in Shanghai, well, somebody involved with the stock exchange wants to make sure the Chinese never forget…
China's censors blocked access to the term "Shanghai stock market" on popular microblogs after the index fell a bizarre 64.89 points, matching the date of the crackdown.
In another twist, the Shanghai Composite Index opened at 2346.98 points on the 23rd anniversary of the killings. The numbers 46.98 are 4 June, 1989, backwards.
Here's more from WSJ about the anniversary and how China's economy is transforming to a consumer based system…
China knows they can't censor this stuff forever or rely solely on an export economy. How quickly they'll let go of those two things, though, remains to be soon. Let's hope it's sooner rather than later and that we don't ever see another Tiananmen happen.


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Dance-movement therapy, or dance therapy is the psychotherapeutic use of movement and dance for emotional, cognitive, social, behavioral and physical conditions. As a form of expressive therapy, DMT assumes that movement and emotion are directly related. Since its origins in the 1950s, DMT has gained popularity and its practices have developed. However, its principles have remained the same. A typical DMT session has four main stages: preparation, incubation, illumination, and evaluation. Organizations such as the American Dance Therapy Association and the Association for Dance Movement Therapy, United Kingdom maintain standards of profession and education throughout the field. DMT is practiced in places such as mental health rehabilitation centers, medical and educational settings, nursing homes, day care facilities, and other health promotion programs. This form of therapy which is taught in a wide array of locations goes farther than just centering the body. Specialized treatments of DMT can help cure and aid many types of diseases and disabilities. Other common names for DMT include movement psychotherapy and dance therapy.
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The use of dancing for therapeutic purposes.
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The Louisiana eviction process begins with service of the appropriate Notice to Vacate. Landlords must adhere to state law and abide by any particular lawful provisions in the rental agreement that may set forth the conditions for evicting a tenant.
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Self-help measures by a landlord are not within the Louisiana eviction process and can subject a landlord to considerable damages to be paid to the tenant. For example, denying a tenant access to the property, turning off services such as heat, water and electricity, removing the tenant's personal belongings or threatening the tenant can lead to a civil action for wrongful eviction by the tenant.
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The majority of evictions are for nonpayment of rent. After any grace period has expired and the rent remains unpaid, the landlord must initiate the process by serving a Louisiana eviction notice giving the tenant 5 days to pay the rent due or vacate the premises. The notice must specify the amount due and that the lease will terminate 5 days after the tenant has received the notice or legal action will ensue to expel the tenant.
The 5-day Louisiana eviction notice is also used for noncompliance with provisions of the lease other than for nonpayment of rent. Noncompliance of a rental lease could include damaging the property, keeping the property in an unsanitary condition, allowing unapproved tenants and pets to live in the unit, or creating a nuisance. The notice must contain a statement of grounds or a reason for the eviction or reference to the lease provision that has been violated.
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For periodic or month-to-month leases, the landlord need only give at least a 10-Day Notice to Vacate, so long as the notice is given a minimum of 10-days before the end of the rental period. No reason need be given for the eviction.
Service of Notice
Service of the Louisiana eviction notice can be done by personal service on the tenant in the presence of at least one witness. If the tenant is absent, the notice can be affixed to the unit's door and again be witnessed by at least one other person. An alternative is to send the notice by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to show proof of service.
The notice period does not include weekends or holidays.
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Many residential rental leases have a waiver of notice to the tenant so that once the lease expires for any reason, the landlord may immediately file a Rule of Possession to evict the tenant if he or she holds over.
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Once the notice period has passed and the tenant has failed to comply with the terms to prevent the lease's termination, the landlord must file a Rule for Possession with the Parish Court or the Justice of the Peace Court where the property is located. This is an action for possession only. The landlord must file a separate action to collect any rent owed or other damages.
After presenting proof of service of the appropriate notice or waiver of notice, the landlord can file the Rule for Possession, or eviction case. The citation or rule to show cause containing the date, location and time of a hearing is served on the tenant by the Sheriff or Constable. The hearing date is no earlier than 3 days after service of the citation or order to show cause.
The citation or rule to show cause can be served by tacking, or having it affixed to the unit's door, and should probably be mailed as well.
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A tenant who is served with a citation or rule to show cause must file a verified answer pleading an affirmative defense before the trial date. An affirmative defense is one in which the landlord's petition would be defeated on the merits even if all the allegations are proved.
There are no jury trials in a Louisiana eviction hearing. The landlord has the burden of proof regarding the following elements:
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- That the lease has expired or terminated for a particular reason
- That due notice to vacate has been served or has been waived in some cases
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A Louisiana tenant has a number of affirmative defenses in a Rule of Possession hearing including the following:
- The landlord accepted the rent at some point or accepted partial rent and has waived his or her right to continue the action.
- The landlord violated the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment.
- Retaliatory eviction: the tenant is being evicted for having complained about the premises to a governmental agency or for having joined a tenants' rights union.
- The complaint was filed before the notice period expired.
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- The notice was not properly served.
- Unlawful housing discrimination–the eviction is primarily based on the tenant's religion, gender, national origin, race, family status or disability.
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You Can Be Shy and Market Your Book Successfully
I'm Shy So Why Am I in Marketing?
People are usually surprised when I tell them I am shy. Most people don't see me that way because I am a "situational extrovert." If I have a job to do, I feel confident. I look for ways of helping others to take the focus off of me.
I learned shyness from both of my parents. It wasn't until I was in my 30's that I discovered I could do things differently. I learned some tips to help me go forward and connect with people instead of staying off in my own prison of shyness. After years of doubt, of feeling fearful, isolated, resentful and sad, I knew it was time for a change.
Breaking the Ice or How I Learned to Break Free of My Fears
It was the day I attended a luncheon where Susan Roane was the speaker. During the time before she made her presentation, she went from table to table asking questions. She got to know them as individuals. When it came time for her speech, I listened with astonishment. She ably included specific bits of information she learned from the 100 or so people in the room. Susan showed me a way out of my dungeon of shyness. Being interested in others and asking them about themselves was my ticket to being more comfortable with strangers. How to Work a Room, is one of the best books about creating connections.
Another favorite book of mine is Susan Jeffers' Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway. This inspired me to acknowledge my fear and do things I had avoided. She identified five truths about fear. They are:
- The Fear will always be with you
- The only way to overcome fear is do go out and do what you are afraid of
- You will only feel better about yourself when you go out and do it!
- Everyone is afraid of facing the unknown
- Pushing through your fear is better than feeling helpless
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You can get out of the trap of shyness. You wrote a book for a reason. Focus on your purpose, your message to the world. Here are some ways for you to break free and get moving on your book marketing:
- List the reasons you wrote the book and the value people will get when they read it.
- Be gentle with yourself and remember nobody's perfect . Pick one thing you can do today that will put you in front of your audience. Do this every day for at least 10 minutes. The more you practice a skill, the easier it becomes for you.
- Celebrate your wins. Keep track of your successes. You might do this in a digital journal or a notebook. Include positive reviews, encouraging words, awards, those wins you can look at when ever you need a boost.
- Partner with someone. You don't have to go it alone. Get together with a friend or another author and check-in regularly. Helping others helps you.
What is Holding You Back? By Sam Horn is another book I recommend for overcoming shyness. Sam gives an assortment of practical actions you can take immediately and get on with your life.
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- Acknowledge your fear.
- Be curious.
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The packaging of the P281 DJ headphones gives you a great look at the product it houses within. It proudly displays the gold plated connectors and adaptors, as well as illustrations of the various features and specifications.
The gunmetal grey and black color scheme looks excellent on these headphones. The top of the headband is rubberized and features Arctic's logo printed in bold letters. If you ever find yourself DJ'ing at a crowded party, then you'll appreciate the comfortable netted nylon on the underside of the headband. Adjustability is there too, with up to 4cm of extra length available on either side.
The earcups themselves are well padded and don't put too much force on the ears. We can attest to their long-term wearability after using them for 4 hours without any discomfort. Both display more Arctic branding as well as the headphone model on the side. A cable with generous length and a gold-plated 3.5mm connector extends from the bottom of the left earcup.
They headphones also conveniently fold up for stowing in a gear bag for travel. The joints are very solid, and actually allow folding without compromising the durability as I've run into with several other sets of headphones.
We were very impressed with the performance of the P281's after testing them with a wide variety of music genres. They produce a sufficient amount of bass without being too overpowering. You won't be rattling your eardrums with these headphones, but you are certainly aware of the song's "presence." Very low tones are somewhat hard to discern, but this is to be expected from a a pair of headphones at this price point. All other ranges were well represented and the padded earcups serve up some good sound isolation. The partially coiled cable gives you a comfortable 4 feet to play with as you move around your computer. When you're ready to take the listening elsewhere, the P281's easily fold into a compact form. Sturdy hinges dispose of any fears that the headphones might break as they fold.


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A large-scale movement of the Jewish population, as part of the general American pattern, has forced Jewish communities across the nation to launch fact-finding studies as an aid to planning future services, according to Maurice Bernstein, community organization consultant of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Mr. Bernstein's comments were made to a leadership training seminar conducted here by the National Council of Jewish Women.
John Anderson, executive director of the National Association of Social Workers, told the seminar that a "population explosion" in the United States with a "most dramatic increase" among the very young and the very old required a tremendous expansion in government and private welfare programs in the immediate future.
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Bridgeway, Inc is a comprehensive human services organization providing a wide array of services for people of all ages and all abilities so that each and every individual that we serve can improve their quality of life, can achieve their dreams and achieve their goals.
The Resource Link Department provides care coordination services for children and adolescents in the fields of mental and behavioral health. We help families find resources for their children. We schedule an intake appointment with each family and complete an assessment with parents to find out what problems they are having. We then discuss all of the options of resources in the area for meeting the needs of that family. We make referrals to the service providers to ensure that families are able to access the necessary resources.
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First a shooting, then a grisly discovery on the common....
Police partners, D.I. Calladine and D.S. Ruth Bayliss race against time to track down a killer before the whole area erupts in violence. Their boss thinks it's all down to drug lord Ray Fallon, but Calladine's instincts say something far nastier is happening on the Hobfield housing estate. Can this duo track down the murderer before anyone else dies and before the press publicise the gruesome crimes?
Detectives Calladine and Bayliss are led on a trail which gets dangerously close to home. In a thrilling finale they race against time to rescue someone very close to Calladine's heart. If you like Angela Marsons, Rachel Abbott, Mel Sherratt, Ruth Rendell, or Mark Billingham you will be gripped by this exciting new crime fiction writer.
Dead Wrong is the first in a new series of detective thrillers featuring D.S. Ruth Bayliss and D.I. Tom Calladine. Tom Calladine is a single, 51-year-old detective inspector who is devoted to his job. His personal life, however, is not so successful.
Having been married and divorced before the age of 21 has set a pattern that he finds difficult to escape. Ruth Bayliss is in her mid-30s, plain-speaking but loyal. She wishes she had more time for the gym and a love life. She uses her demanding workload as an excuse not to try too hard with the men she meets. The series is set in the fictional village of Leesdon on the outskirts of an industrial northern English city. There is little work and a lot of crime.
The bane of Calladine's life is the Hobfield housing estate, breeding ground to all that is wrong with the area that he calls home.
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"An edge of your seat detective thriller which had me completely enthralled. Calladine and Bayliss are fascinating police partners. The end was both surprising and uplifting." (Beth Boyd)
"A must-read new police procedural that will have you gripped. The characters, setting, and plot are detailed and believable. Can't wait for the next one." (Sarah Stevens)
"Calladine and Bayliss get their first hit !"
Very well read by Jonathan Keeble and I liked the fact that you tell when he was portraying a female voice without him sounding too "camp".
I shall definitely be looking out for the next in the series.
"Not for Mark Billingham fans"
Not describe women as either "struggling with her weight" or a "stunner", and write grammatical English (a person is sitting, not sat).
An excellent job of bringing banal characters to life.
The storyline is obvious, the characters generic, and the writing is extremely poor.
I thought the torture scenes were overly graphic...chilling to begin with...The they went on too long..became almost gratuitous and somewhat lost credibility
"Just not good"
Didn't like any of the protagonists, didn't like the writing, didn't like the many references to weight as a means of describing people.
Narrator did his best in the circumstances.
"Dead wrong"
This book is not for the faint hearted, contains graphic and gruesome scenes. I did not finish it
"Good enough to go forward in the series.."
For the most part this was a good book, except that I hate when the serial killer's deeds are pages and pages of his actions. I like books about serial killers but keep the descriptions of the killings out. I don't want to read about him cutting the guys fingers off or disemboweling another guy. It's just too disgusting for words.
Also, since this is not supposed to be romance I absolutely hate when an author writes a little in his or her book, only to have the hero, Tom Calladine, discussing what to get his girlfriend for her birthday, with his partner Ruth, and then crawl into bed with a reporter, Lydia, who was half his age. No matter what kind of book you're reading 99.9% of women readers hate a hero who is acting like a manwhore.
It really did keep you trying to figuring out who the killer was. I was still trying to figure it out very late in the book, and I like that. Knowing who the killer is right off the bat is not for me, and I would never have guessed who the killer was in this book. Totally stunned.
There was no swearing to speak of, except the F-bomb. It was released 10 times. I found that rather odd. There were no sexual feelings whatsoever, and a sex scene that was real close to fade-to-black.
As for the narrator: No matter how good or bad the book was I would have listened to it. Jonathan Keeble is totally awesome; his voices and emotional reading is just spectacular.
reads like a made for tv movie from the 1970's. not a very interesting plot. the ending was utterly implausible. descriptions of gore don't make up for the lack of any real story.
"Not a bad start"
I've been reading a lot of British police procedurals lately and this came up on Audible's "you might like" recommendations. It wasn't bad.
First off, I like the narrator's voice except when he tries too hard to do a female one. They always seem to be whiny.
The characters were okay and I will read (listen) to subsequent books to see how things unfold. The Who-done-it wasn't too complicated but the actual villain was. And it was gory. If you're the least bit squeamish you may have to skip parts.
"Did not like this book"
The narration was terrible in an effort to change voices for different people it made some of them irritating and for me hard to listen to. Because of this I didn't really get into the story line.
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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela's opposition-led congress on Friday rejected President Nicolas Maduro's request for emergency powers amid a plunging national economy, the depths of which were dramatized by an IMF estimate that inflation this year will top 700 percent.
Ruling party and opposition lawmakers accused each other of trying to run the country into the ground in the first major congressional debate Venezuela has seen in more than a decade. Critics of the socialist revolution kicked off by late President Hugo Chavez took control of congress last month for the first time in 17 years.
Maduro had proposed an economic emergency decree that would give him expanded authority for 60 days. In the past, when it was dominated by first Chavez's and then Maduro's allies, congress made a habit of approving these kinds of exceptional powers.
The opposition argues that Maduro is responsible for raging inflation and chronic shortages dogging daily life here, and is promising to oust him within six months.
The debate took place against the backdrop of more grim economic news as the International Monetary Fund predicted that inflation in Venezuela would more than double in 2016, reaching 720 percent.
The South American nation already suffers from the world's highest inflation and a crushing recession. The IMF estimates that prices rose 275 percent last year in Venezuela, while the economy contracted by 10 percent.
Ahead of the final vote on his decree, Maduro announced he had approved a change that will allow the country's small export sector to use a more favorable currency exchange rate. He scolded opposition activists for "turning their back on the country."
"They're bent on the politics of sterile confrontation," he said as state television began promoting the slogan "irresponsible opposition."
Opposition leaders rejected the decree as a trap intended to make them look intransigent and unwilling to fix the economy.
"We're not closing any doors. On the contrary, today we opened the door to a serious discussion," majority leader Julio Borges said. "We're not looking to double down on the same policies that got us into this crisis. What we need is real change."
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In recent years, scholarship around media technologies has finally shed the assumption that these technologies are separate from and powerfully determining of social life, looking at them instead as produced by and embedded in distinct social, cultural, and political practices. Communication and media scholars have increasingly taken theoretical perspectives originating in science and technology studies (STS), while some STS scholars interested in information technologies have linked their research to media studies inquiries into the symbolic dimensions of these tools. In this volume, scholars from both fields come together to advance this view of media technologies as complex sociomaterial phenomena.
The contributors first address the relationship between materiality and mediation, considering such topics as the lived realities of network infrastructure. The contributors then highlight media technologies as always in motion, held together through the minute, unobserved work of many, including efforts to keep these technologies alive.
Pablo J. Boczkowski, Geoffrey C. Bowker, Finn Brunton, Gabriella Coleman, Gregory J. Downey, Kirsten A. Foot, Tarleton Gillespie, Steven J. Jackson, Christopher M. Kelty, Leah A. Lievrouw, Sonia Livingstone, Ignacio Siles, Jonathan Sterne, Lucy Suchman, Fred Turner
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Tarleton Gillespie is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Cornell University and the author of Wired Shut: Copyright and the Shape of Digital Culture (MIT Press).
Pablo J. Boczkowski is Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Northwestern University. He is the author of Digitizing the News: Innovation in Online Newspapers, coauthor of The News Gap: When the Information Preferences of the Media and the Public Diverge, and coeditor of Remaking the News: Essays on the Future of Journalism Scholarship in the Digital Age (all published by the MIT Press).
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Kim Beazley, brought back on to the Opposition front bench in July to strengthen Mark Latham's national and international security credentials, has decided to return to the back bench following Saturday's sweeping defeat.
Mr Beazley said yesterday he had always believed ex-leaders belonged on the back bench unless there were very specific jobs for them. "That's where we all ought to be, making constructive suggestions and helping out," he told The Age.
He again ruled out any future challenge for the Opposition leadership and predicted Mr Latham would lead the Opposition into the 2007 election. He was beaten twice for the leadership last year, once by Simon Crean and once by Mr Latham.
Mr Beazley's comments appear to contain a swipe at Mr Crean, who will move from the shadow treasury position but wants to stay on the front bench.
Mr Beazley, a one-time defence minister, became defence spokesman to make Labor more credible on the US alliance and related issues.
He said yesterday that, providing his health stood up, he would see out his full parliamentary term. In March he was diagnosed with Schaltenbrand's syndrome, a fluid leak from around the brain, which laid him low for many weeks.
Labor women yesterday went public with displeasure at deal-making by factional bosses that could slash female representation on the ALP front bench.
Two senators, NSW party president Ursula Stephens and South Australian Linda Kirk, have urged Mr Latham to ensure talented women make it into key posts. Senator Stephens accused male powerbrokers of locking out talented women.
"There's a sense of absolute frustration that, when it suits, they talk about equity and inclusion; but when it comes to the crunch, the boys just carve up the results they want anyway," she told The Age.
"Women are losing out even on the (affirmative action) quota. But beyond that, talented women are missing out to less talented men because we're also not being considered on merit."
Labor women were incensed by speculation that Mr Latham wanted the four NSW Right faction places to go to men - himself, homeland security spokesman Robert McClelland, resources spokesman Joel Fitzgibbon and newcomer Tony Bourke.
Senator Kirk, who will challenge David Cox for her state's Right-wing Labor Unity faction spot, backed the call for more talented women in top jobs, saying it was a powerful symbol of the party's priorities.
Labor Unity was entitled to four women on the front bench, and the prospect of ending up with just one - legal affairs spokeswoman Nicola Roxon - was wrong, she said.
Labor's new front bench will be dramatically different from the one going into the election, with the major economic portfolios changing as well as defence, a new Senate leader, and many other lesser moves.
Four candidates, Julia Gillard, Stephen Smith, Kevin Rudd and Lindsay Tanner, are seeking the shadow treasury job. Mr Latham is on leave, and the caucus will not meet until next Friday.
- Labor clings to the lead in all four seats still undecided after Saturday's election - the NSW seat of Richmond, the Adelaide seats of Hindmarsh and Kingston, and the WA seat of Swan. But its lead in Swan has been cut to just eight votes.
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Combined with the buttery and nutty texture of charred pine seeds and the fresh taste of mint, dill and cumin this salad is perfect at room temperature and will classy up any sausage or steak. —Sandra Ramacher
Serves 4
- 3 medium green courgettes
- 3 medium yellow courgettes
- 1 teaspoon salt and pepper
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1 teaspoon red win vinegar
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1 tablespoon pine nuts
- 1 tablespoon fresh mint - chopped
- 1 tablespoon fresh dill - chopped
- 1 ounce parmesan cheese - shaved
- Cut the courgettes diagonally into thick slices and place into a large bowl.
- Add one tablespoon of oil and half the salt and pepper and toss until the courgettes are evenly coated.
- Heat a grill pan until hot and fry the courgettes until slightly charred and soft, about 2 – 3 minutes each side.
- Return to the bowl.
- Whisk remaining oil, vinegar, cumin, honey, mint, dill and add a little more salt and pepper.
- Pour dressing over the courgettes and leave to cool.
- In a dry pan, roast the pine nuts and before serving the salad sprinkle with the pine nuts, and parmesan.
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