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Core Requirement 2.10
Core Requirement 2.10The institution provides student support programs, services, and activities consistent with its mission that are intended to promote student learning and enhance the development of its students.
_X_ Compliance ___ Non-Compliance
NarrativeThe University's commitment to fostering academic success through classroom experience and support systems is grounded in its mission to provide successful education to southwest Louisiana through an array of programs and services and in its four core values: academic excellence, student success, fiscal responsibility, and university-community alliances. The Office of University Services oversees a diverse portfolio of resources and services designed to foster student development, engagement, retention, and success. This Office, in tandem with several units, fulfills McNeese's commitment to provide students with ample opportunities to advance their learning beyond the classroom. Broadly categorized, the areas of support McNeese provides include 1) access and financial support; 2) academic success; and 3) a broad range of student health, wellness, housing and campus life opportunities. Through these programs and services, McNeese maintains compliance with CR 2.10.
Access and Financial SupportMcNeese is dedicated to ensuring ease of access to the college experience and ongoing financial support for those who qualify.
Registrar: The Office of the Registrar is responsible for maintaining student records, maintaining the student information system, athletic eligibility, transfer articulation, veteran's affairs, degree audit, issuance of transcripts and verification letters, and compliance with FERPA.
International Student Affairs: The Office of International Student Affairs provides a variety of services to our international student population including but not limited to: recruiting, processing admissions applications, verification letters, and immigration advising. Additional information regarding international student support services offered can be obtained by visiting the International Student Affairs Office on campus.
Financial Aid: The Office of Financial Aid's primary function is to administer programs that provide financial assistance to students of McNeese State University. A wide variety of programs are available from federal, state, and local funds under the general headings of loans, grants, and work opportunities. The type and amount of aid available to a student usually depends on need and academic achievement, although other factors may be considered. Through a packaging concept, it is often possible to provide a student who has a high need factor with sufficient funding to cover the majority of college expenses. The University considers all applicants without regard to gender, race, or creed. Complete applications must be filed in the Office of Financial Aid before May 1 to be considered for the following fall, spring, and summer sessions. In addition to the customary financial aid packages and opportunities, students faced with difficulties due to rising tuition costs may apply for a hardship waiver, which provides reduced tuition for eligible students.
Scholarships & Testing: The Office of Scholarships and Testing administers institutional, state, federal, and private scholarship programs and provides national and institutional standardized, placement, and independent study testing programs to McNeese students and prospective students. Information and services are provided to students, prospective students, parents, and the community regarding scholarship sources, application procedures, and educational testing services.
Student Employment: The mission of the Office of Student Employment is to provide qualified students part-time job opportunities to enhance job-seeking skills, upgrade work experiences, and use wages to help defray college expenses. Student employment gives students opportunities to interact in a global community and to work in preparation to enter the job market while meeting critical needs of this university.
Bookstore: The University Bookstore is owned and operated by McNeese State University and is located in the Student Union Complex. Regular business hours are 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. During the first two weeks of each semester, the Bookstore is open late hours to better serve all students. The Bookstore offers an interest-free student charge plan (PTA, Personal Touch Account) to assist students with purchase of books and supplies. The PTA is only available to active students who have paid tuition and fees in full. In order to open a PTA, students must present a valid picture I.D.
Academic Success Support ServicesOur range of academic support services begins with students' first campus-experience of McNeese through orientation and extends through graduation and even beyond with career services.
Orientation: Orientation is designed primarily for first-time freshmen and covers programs and policies of the university, which will assist them in adapting to the university environment and in becoming part of the university community.
Freshman Foundations and Students in Transition: The mission of the Office of Freshman Foundations and Students in Transition is to promote the educational and personal success of all students who are in their first year at McNeese. One of the primary functions of the office is to facilitate the offering of Freshman Foundations (FFND 101). The Freshman Foundations course is taught through the academic college in which a student is pursuing a major and offers students information in three basic areas related to success at McNeese. One, the student is introduced to the writing culture on campus, the Write to Excellence initiative, the Write to Excellence Center, and the campus-wide scoring guide or rubric used to grade writing. Two, basic college success skills such as how to budget time, improve study habits, and utilize campus resources effectively are discussed. Three, the specific expectations of the student's major are explored in the last part of the course. Every first-time freshman is required to enroll in an appropriate section of FFND 101 during the first semester at McNeese.
General and Basic Studies: The Department of General and Basic Studies provides academic advising to its student population and serves as an initial point of contact for freshmen. Students in General and Basic Studies are given a sound basis for understanding academics as well as general knowledge about the university. The advisors guide students in major selection and counsel them on matters that may affect their academic progress, especially in regard to university policies and procedures.
Frazar Memorial Library: Named for the first president of McNeese State University, the collections and services of the Library are designed to complement the educational and research programs of the University.
The general book collection is housed in open stack areas and allows users the opportunity to browse and select books themselves. Books are arranged by Library of Congress Subject Classification and may be located by using the online public access catalog, which may also be accessed from off-campus with a student ID. Electronic books (e-books) are accessible through the Library's online catalog and are checked out online. Books and articles designated by faculty for reading by members of a class may be obtained from the Reserves section of the Circulation Department. In addition, study guides for standardized tests are also available for limited check-out periods. Personnel are available in the public service areas (Reference, Interlibrary Loan, Circulation, Serials, Government Information, and Archives) to provide assistance to library users. Information service may range from providing a simple direction to a more complex reference transaction involving guidance in location and use of library materials.
Through its Interlibrary Loan, the Library will borrow materials necessary for research if the material is not available on-site. Material borrowed on through interlibrary loan is subject to the rules of the lending library. Requests can be submitted electronically. Services have been enhanced by an electronic delivery system, a statewide union catalog, and a courier service.
The Government Information collection is located on the fourth floor of the Library. The Library is a selective federal depository for United States government information on various subjects. It is a complete depository for Louisiana documents and receives some publications of international, local, and regional governmental bodies. Federal, state, and international information is accessible in electronic formats. Holdings are listed in the Library's online catalog and many items may be checked-out. Most of the information is also accessible in electronic format.
The Library's periodicals collection is housed on the second floor of the library and includes magazines, journals, and newspapers. These may be available as unbound individual issues, bound back volumes, or as microforms. From the Library's Web site, full-text e-journals are accessible from the A to Z list for benefit of all students and particularly useful for distance education students. Readers and printers for microforms as well as video/dvd equipment are available for viewing videos and telecourses. General and specialized indexes and abstracts used for locating information in periodicals are located in the Serials and are available on-line through the LOUIS System and the library's web page.
The Archives and Special Collections Department is a growing resource of historical documents reflecting the history, growth, and development of McNeese, Lake Charles, and Southwest Louisiana. Housed in the department are books by local authors; books about the area; McNeese publications such as theses, the Log, and the Contraband; a large photograph collection; and numerous local history collections, including a collection of the oldest area newspapers. The department also contains a collection of rare books. Historic Photographs of Southwest Louisiana, is an on-line collection of scanned photographs featuring history, culture, places and people of the Southwest Louisiana region.
The Library is a member of OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) through its regional network, Lyrasis. OCLC is the largest on-line bibliographic utility in the world. It is capable of providing shared cataloging data and access to research collections nationally and internationally through Interlibrary Loan. As a charter member of the Louisiana Online University Information System (LOUIS), the library has an automated link to other academic libraries in the state. The library is a full participant in the Louisiana Library Network (LLN). This alliance of academic, public, and school libraries provides patrons with access to on-line resources which include journal databases, the Internet, and holdings from other academic libraries in the state. Additional materials needed to support the university's academic needs are purchased independently by the Library and are available in print or Web-based formats. Patrons may access LOUIS through the library Web site. Off-campus access to licensed resources is provided for the McNeese academic community (and other authorized users) through remote authentication.
A TASC (Technology Advancement Student Committee) computer lab exclusively for students, equipped with personal computers and copy facilities, is located on the second floor of the library. It is open during most hours of library operation. Users have free access to word processing software, e-mail, and Internet-based resources. Some full-text materials are accessible via the LOUIS System and the Library's Web site. In addition, the Library maintains a computer facility in the Reference Department to accommodate the needs of all non-student users. In addition, computer workstations throughout the building that are available for all users. Photocopiers, audio and video equipment, scanners, large group meeting rooms, and group study rooms are also available. Additionally, the Library sponsors a Friends of the Library group, which is open to anyone.
Write to Excellence: The Write to Excellence (WTE) Center, located in Drew Hall 234, is a vital part of the writing-across-the curriculum Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) initiative. Open approximately 45 hours a week, the WTE Center offers feedback on written work for all McNeese students, faculty, and staff. The WTE Center's mission is to facilitate academic success by aiding all students in becoming better writers. Collaboration is the key to successful writing of all kinds, and trained tutors work with students to assist them in thinking critically about their own writing. While tutors will not correct errors or write papers, they will offer suggestions on how to make writing stronger. All students from first-year students to graduate students are invited to visit the WTE Center. Special topic workshops related to writing will be offered on Friday afternoons. Any student may attend and participate in these workshops conducted by faculty from a variety of disciplines and by professionals from the local community.First-year students writing academic essays for the first time are strongly encouraged to work with WTE Center tutors. Developmental writers will fulfill their writing lab requirements in the WTE Center.
Academic Computing and Learning Center (ACLC): The mission of the College of Science ACLC is to assist the McNeese State University in creating and maintaining an environment that meets the research and instructional needs of MSU faculty and students. Specifically, the ACLC provides hardware and software required for courses in the College of Science and provides technical support to all faculty in the College of Science through a student worker on-the-job training program. The ACLC services student computing needs by maintaining an open computer lab available for all students campus-wide and offers support to students, university personnel, and the community at large on various topics of current interest.
The Literature Lab: The Literature Lab is a resource for discussing reading materials. The Department of English and Foreign Languages offers a Literature Lab as a place where tutors and students may discuss literary terms, techniques, annotation and how to create useful notes on reading. Tutors help students to do the following:
- Understand literary terms, techniques, and concepts
- Decipher poetic and/or archaic language
- Identify central themes and issues
- Learn how to annotate and create useful notes on readings
- Locate where problems of misinterpretation arise
Services for Students with Disabilities: Services for Students with Disabilities identifies its mission as follows: Services for Students with Disabilities provide[s] extensive post-secondary services for emotionally, physically, and learning impaired students. Goals include facilitating student transition from high school to college, assisting student with development of skills to succeed in college, counseling and career services, and transitioning guidance from college to employment. The Office of Services for Students with Disabilities provides academic support services and accommodations for all disabled students enrolled at McNeese as recognized by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A major responsibility of the department is to offer services such as monitored testing, interpreters, and note-takers for disabled students that qualify for these accommodations (2005 Master Plan). In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities provides some form of assistance or accommodation with a staff consisting of two full-time employees, seven part-time employees, two graduate assistants and thirty-eight note takers.
Assistance is typically provided in the following areas:
- academic testing
- academic counseling
- registration
- faculty conferences
- note-taking
- reading assistance
- writing assistance
- computer assistance
- mobility assistance
- hearing impaired communication
- making copies of notes for students
The table below reflects number of students served and number of service hours provided by Services for Students with Disabilities from fall 2007 through spring 2012:
|Students Served
|Hours Logged
|Fall 2007
|Spring 2008
|Fall 2008
|Spring 2009
|Fall 2009
|Spring 2010
|Fall 2010
|Spring 2011
|Fall 2011
|Spring 2012
Technology Advacement Student Committee (TASC): Established in 1997, TASC is funded through a student self-assessed fee that goes toward the purchase, upkeep, and management of technology for student and academic support. The TASC, led by the Student Government Association, with faculty and staff support oversees the distribution of TASC funds for all manner of campus technology purchases including security, computer labs, classroom and laboratory equipment. TASC operates two student computing centers--the Holbrook Lab in the Student Union New Ranch and a computer lab in the Library, which is currently being moved to other locations due to Library renovations. TASC also operates a helpdesk at 337-475-5995 or at firstname.lastname@example.com for computer-related issues.
Electronic Learning: The Office of Electronic Learning manages resources, budget, and equipment and coordinates daily electronic learning operations for faculty and students. The Office provides faculty training for MOODLE as well as for teaching online in general, along with training in course development. Electronic Learning supports development of programs for credit and non-credit course offerings and coordinates the University's efforts in establishing collaborative partnerships with Louisiana colleges and universities as well as business and industry. The Office also coordinates CALL (Center for Adult Learning in Louisiana) degree programs for non-traditional students. CALL-affiliated programs feature processes for streamlined admissions, financial aid assistance, and access to ongoing support.
Career Services: The Office of Career Services makes available to students career assessment and information as well as online career exploration. In addition, the center provides resume writing assistance and review, interview development, bi-annual career and teacher fairs, and other related resources and events. The use of electronic applications for both students and employers enables the center to provide job opportunities to its students and graduates and to be responsive to the needs of business and industry locally, statewide, regionally, and nationally. Students are encouraged to register on Cowboy Job Link, which can be done via the Web site, http://www.mcneese.edu/career/, to have the opportunity to apply and interview for job opportunities.
Career testing is also available to McNeese students by appointment for a fee of $35. The Career Management Battery consists of three assessment tools including aptitude, interest, and personality. This test administration and interpretation are designed to provide information to assist students and explore all relevant occupations. Some of the online applications available to aid in career development are Career Insider, an educational tool utilizing an online career library; SIGI Plus, a computerized career guidance and planning system; Type Focus Careers, an interactive online program that assists students in developing career plans using personality type strengths; and What Can I Do with This Major?, a resource that helps students connect majors with careers as well as outlining common career areas, find typical employers and strategies designed to maximize career opportunities. The Center offers a variety of additional resources including a career library containing informational videos, reference materials, and career planning information as well as providing skills in resume writing and interviewing and an opportunity to participate in on-campus interviews. Career fairs are held biannually and offer opportunities for students and alumni to make contact with potential employers in the public and private sectors. Teacher job fairs are also scheduled biannually for teacher education candidates and alumni. The use of electronic applications for students and employers enables the Office to be of greater assistance in the registration and employment process for students, alumni, and employers. While the Office cannot assure employment, it provides advice and serves as a liaison between the student and the employer. The student is ultimately responsible for career decisions and employment. The Office is located in Holbrook Student Union Building.
Health, Wellness, Safety, and HousingStudent Health Services: The Student Health Services Center is staffed by registered nurses and contracted resident medical doctors who provide acute medical services and promote development of wellness and healthy lifestyles so that students are able to successfully fulfill their academic commitments and progress toward degree completion. Nurses and physicians are available to assist students with referrals to local hospitals, medical offices, and ancillary health care services providers when healthcare needs exceed those available in the Center. The Center also partners with student groups, faculty, academic departments, and community stakeholders to provide health and wellness educational programs and activities that engage students and the campus community at large.
Counseling Center: The Counseling Center is staffed by licensed professional counselors and graduate-level or license-seeking interns who provide comprehensive mental health counseling, assessment, consultation, and crisis intervention so that students are able to effectively manage daily stressors, experience personal growth and development, and succeed in fulfilling their academic commitments and progress toward degree completion. Counselors are available to assist students through short-term and long-term psychotherapy and support. A medical psychologist is also available on a contract basis to provide case management for students whose counseling experience is complimented by medication treatment. The Center partners with student groups, faculty, academic departments, and community stakeholders to provide psycho-educational health and wellness programs and activities that engage students and the campus community at large. The Center and also serves as an internship site for graduate students in the University's counseling psychology program.
Dining Services: McNeese State University has partnered with Chartwells, a subsidiary of Compass Group USA, to provide residential and retail dining services on the campus. Current dining offerings include:
- Student Union (Old Ranch)
- Rowdy's Food Court (all you can eat sit-down primarily designed for resident students, but open to all students, faculty, and staff)
- Student Union Annex (New Ranch)
- Einstein Bros. Bagels (fresh-baked bagels, pastries, sandwiches, salads, coffees, and other food and drink items)
- Outtakes Convenience Store (everything you can imagine in a local convenience store…and more)
- Mama Leone's (daily offerings of pizzas, pastas, and other Italian favorites)
- Jow Jing (a variety of Asian fare and tastes, including sushi)
- Frazar Memorial Library-CC's Coffee (fresh coffees, pastries, soft drinks, and snack items.)
Non-resident students may purchase meal plans or declining balance dollars known as Cowboy Cash as currency for making purchases in residential and retail dining areas.
Housing (Ambling): The advantages of living on campus include economic feasibility, security, close proximity to University facilities and dining services, and opportunities for participation in campus events and activities, recreational sports, and student organizations. Residence halls are managed by the Ambling Corporation, a private property management firm with whom residents are required to enter into formal, binding lease agreements. Students residing in residence halls, suites, and garden apartments are required to purchase a meal plan each academic term in which they reside on campus (fall, spring, summer). Meal plans are required regardless of whether or not the resident student is enrolled in classes and without respect to the number of credit hours in which the resident student is enrolled.
Campus housing is offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited. Prospective residents of campus housing are urged to contact the Office of Student Housing and Residence Life immediately upon deciding to reside on campus in order to tour residence halls, discuss housing and dining rates and terms, and complete appropriate documents needed in order to apply. Residence hall and apartment lease renewals are not automatic; residents who intend to continue residing on campus following fulfillment of their current lease agreement must notify the Office of Student Housing and Residence Life of their intent to renew and then sign a written lease renewal in order to confirm a room is reserved for them. New residents who fail to apply for housing early and returning residents who fail to renew their leases early may be placed on waiting lists for future openings in campus housing.
University Police: The primary mission of the McNeese State University Police and Information Center is to serve the University community and the public. The Center strives to assist the public in maintaining a safe, secure environment in which students and staff are able to attain their educational goals; the public also utilizes the many facilities McNeese has to offer the greater community. University Police Staff endeavor to address all calls for service in a professional, courteous and efficient manner.
The McNeese Police Department provides the following services:
- Information and parking assistance to campus visitors;
- Campus Identification issuance;
- Escort services to those on campus requesting it; offered to anyone needing a uniformed escort to move safely about campus, this no cost program is available 24 hours a day;
- Protective and investigative services;
- A full range of public safety services;
- Registration of vehicles used on campus;
- Publishing and enforcing campus parking rules and regulations;
- Publication of crime reports;
- Emergency medical assistance;
- Response to fire and hazardous waste emergencies.
- Response to emergency call boxes installed across the campus
- and, Emergency Preparedness Planning, Response, and Recovery.
The McNeese Police Department reports crime statistics to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Crime Information Center. This report is publicized annually in The Contraband and by the local media. University police blotters and arrest reports are available to the media and formal press releases are issued to address serious or unique problems which may arise on campus. The University believes that an informed public is a safer public. In compliance with the 1990 Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act (also known as the Clery Act), statistics are provided on the McNeese Police Department Web site.
Campus and Student LifeCampus Life: The Director of Camps Life oversees services and resources that promote student rights and responsibilities, housing and residence life experiences, campus dining/catering/concession functions, and student welfare consultation services in support of the University's commitment to student development, engagement, retention, and success. Personnel in this area are charged with enforcing the University's Code of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity as well as educating the campus regarding student rights and responsibilities within the teaching-learning community. Consultation services on diverse issues and concerns such as classroom management, student welfare and behavioral intervention, and assistance with crisis and emergency management situations and are also provided to members of the University community in support of student retention and success objectives. The Office offers approximately 850 spaces for students who need or seek to reside on the campus as part of their collegiate experience and provides comprehensive residence life and student development programming to engage residents in the life of the campus and local community and promote retention and academic success. Multiple dining and retail food services options are also available to both residential and non-residential students through this administrative area. The Office also coordinates public use of the University's designated free speech areas.
Student Union & Activities: The Director of the Student Union and Activities oversees co-curricular and extra-curricular programs that foster student leadership development, multiculturalism, participation in campus governance, community service and philanthropy, professional development, and engagement in social, cultural, and educational events and activities. Over one hundred social fraternities and sororities, religious organizations, academic honor societies, professional and pre-professional organizations, and special interest groups are overseen within the Director's office to encourage students to develop perspectives on issues of local, regional, national, and global concern. The Student Government Association, Student Union Board, Multicultural Office, and Leadership Office constitute a coalition of core student groups and leaders who support the University's commitment to student development, engagement, retention and academic success by promoting strong academic and ethical standards for general participation and eligibility for leadership roles and by fostering an environment focused on promoting meaningful interactions among peers, faculty and alumni mentors, professional staff, and community members. The office coordinates administrative, financial, and facility use for student groups and campus and community members seeking to use Student Union and related facilities.
Greek Life: Since their inception in 1952, McNeese Greeks have been the cornerstone of student involvement, leadership development, and campus traditions, and this continues today. Currently, a total of fifteen Greek-letter social organizations comprised of seven groups in the National Pan-Hellenic Council, five groups in the Interfraternity Council, and three groups in the National Panhellenic Conference exist. All fraternities and sororities are members of the Greek Unity Board. These groups represent approximately four hundred Greek students at McNeese, and participation continues to grow. Greeks hold all levels of campus leadership positions; serve on numerous campus committees; and represent McNeese at local, state, and national conventions.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at McNeese State University is currently composed of seven of the nine International Greek letter sororities and fraternities. The NPHC promotes interaction through forums, meetings, and other mediums for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative programming and initiatives through various activities and functions. Each of the NPHC organizations evolved during a period when African Americans were being denied essential rights and privileges afforded others. Racial isolation on predominantly White campuses and social barriers of class on all campuses created a need for African Americans to align themselves with other individuals sharing common goals and ideals.
Members of the NPHC at McNeese State University
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
- Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
- Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
- Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.
- Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
- Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
- Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) at McNeese is currently made of up five fraternities. The IFC is the central governing body for these fraternities at McNeese and serves as the mechanism through which the fraternal organizations regulate themselves. The IFC deals with a multitude of issues ranging from recruitment to campus involvement to service projects and philanthropy. They also serve as the judicial arm of fraternities. Members of the IFC at McNeese State University include:
Student Organizations: Student organizations are a key part of the collegiate experience. Studies demonstrate consistently that involved students are more likely to persist toward graduation, are more satisfied with their time in college, and develop leadership and life skills that complement their classroom knowledge. Being involved in campus organizations also benefits students as employers look to hire those who have demonstrated leadership, commitment, and excellence both inside and outside the classroom. McNeese has a long history of student involvement in its 100+ registered organizations, and a general belief is that no matter what one's interest may be, he/she will find others who share the passion.
Memberships in some groups only require a sign-up process while others may require certain classification and GPA. Each organization has a constitution with a posted set of membership standards. Student groups may petition the Director of the Student Union and Activities to create a recognized organization through a simple and straightforward process.
Intramural Sports and Recreation Complex: An intramural sports program for men and women provides outlets for physical and recreational talents of the student body. Intramural contests are held in flag football, basketball, softball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, free throw, table tennis, swimming, golf, horseshoes, pool, racquetball, and water polo. Awards and recognition are given to student winners. Students enter competition representing fraternities, sororities, dorms, school clubs, organizations, religious student centers, and independents. The Office of Intramurals and Recreational Services is located in the Recreation Complex with office hours from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Recreational facilities include: 50-meter swimming pool, steam/sauna room, shower/ locker rooms, four racquetball courts, three full-length basketball courts, 8,000 square foot weight room, 200-meter indoor track (four lane), equipment rental options, 12-acre intramural playing fields, and outdoor tennis courts. Hours of operation are 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Friday and 12 p.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A validated McNeese ID is required for admission.


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Maybe a mod can tell me this. I forgot my password on the main computer that I use (at work). I've used the "forgotten" password option and entered my email, yet I never get an email back with my password or to reset it. I also tried signing up for another account with a different email and it says I registered successfully, but I had to confirm the email, but I never got one.
Anyways, I've been putting together a temporary banner to replace with the one up top. Its the same designed but with the updated players. I'll have to wait a little while until more pictures of Iguodala and Bogut show up before putting together a more permanent one. What do you guys think?
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I think whoever puts the banner up will have to tweak the color a little bit. Wish I can log in at work where I made this. I dig the photo of Bogut and thats one that I would probably keep. Wonder if the banner could be made to be taller so that I can make the players a tad bigger.
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I really like it. Good job BAHz… I'll tell the other mods in case they haven't seen it.
Looks awesome. Right now the current banner (the part that isn't just the background color) is 630 x 144. This is the file for it. styles/absolution/theme/images/logo.jpg
I can look in the code and see if it's easy to increase the height of that div section.
I can look in the code and see if it's easy to increase the height of that div section.
This should be the same size as the current one. Not sure about the color though, but I made everyone bigger.

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Alright, you're sick of PC gamers whining about Modern Warfare 2 and how they're getting shafted by Activision and Infinity Ward. Dirty pirates and hackers deserve to get shafted, and that's all PC gamers are anyway, right?
Well, among all the dirty hackers and pirates are more than a few legitimate players, and it seems that a bunch of them are getting banned for legitimately buying Modern Warfare 2. On the Steam forums, players have been reporting that their (legitimately bought) game CD keys being revoked. Valve representatives responded, saying that the players in question bought their keys from an "illegitimate seller" and would not be getting their games unlocked.
For console-only gamers and folks in the developed world, I cannot emphasize this enough: THIS IS NOT PIRACY. Digital CD key vendors exist and - in the majority of cases - are legitimate sellers. The vendors buy authorization codes at bulk prices, selling the keys to customers for profit. They're used as an alternative form of digital distribution designed to address lower-income markets, like Russia and Asia. Customers then redeem the codes for access. LAN cafe owners also use CD key vendors to buy and authorize multiple copies of the same game without having to buy a huge amount of boxes or discs.
It seems these legitimate vendors are no longer legitimate. At least not in Valve, Activision and Infinity Ward's eyes. In retrospect, one can see why this would happen. CD key vendors operate (legitimately) in a loophole that exists outside the usual channels, one uncomfortably close to piracy. Since Modern Warfare 2 incorporates Steam natively, it would be natural for Valve to want to channel all purchases of the game through Steam and at Steam's pricing. Savvy players (namely the people who just got revoked) would undoubtedly want to take advantage of the low bulk rates, eventually undermining region-based pricing schemes. Plus, Valve (and Blizzard) have their own Steam/Battle.net-based mass-authorization deals for LAN cafes that they would like to push.
The logic behind the move is solid and is a natural sign of the way the business is adapting but that doesn't really help the people who can't play Modern Warfare 2 anymore. Until they can cough up $60 dollars, anyway.
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He went on to receive British GQ's Icon Award adding to his four GRAMMYs, a Golden Globe and even an Oscar. Having sold over 100 million albums worldwide he shows no signs of slowing down.
Lionel said: "It's been an unforgettable year and I can't wait to return to the UK to see my fans. It's always been a really special place for me and this year in particular the UK has been incredible to me. I'm excited to be getting out there and seeing some new faces and I'm sure some old ones too!"
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Let's talk about risk.
According to the dictionary, risk is the quantifiable likelihood of loss or less than expected returns.
Many activities have some sort of risk associated with them. Travel. Sex. Sports. Even eating, though the risk may be long-term.
If you look up stats on car accidents, or heart attacks, you might wonder why we still speed or eat french fries, because the risk is great.
The answer is that we weigh the benefits of these activities against the risk, and judge them worth doing anyway. So we dive 100mph while eating a gordito, because the odds are in our favor that we won't have a burnout and then v-fib.
Gambling may be the most calculated, and the most honest, risk we expose ourselves to. The rewards and risks, and the odds for both, are all laid out for us.
But our careers, on the other hand, are places where we tend to minimize risk as much as possible. We feel fortunate to be employed, and much of what we do is geared toward making sure we stay employed. Since our families are often tied in with our jobs, we can put up with a lot of crap at work in order to make sure the people we love have enough money, food, clothing, shelter, and XBOX 360 games in order to be happy.
When your job is one that involves a great deal of luck (you knew I'd get to publishing, right?) and you've worked very hard to be published, the last thing you want to do is rock the boat and lose your place in line.
Writers are conditioned to be grateful. We should be grateful---more people make their livings playing major league baseball than writing fiction. But that doesn't mean we should devalue ourselves.
I've always been about making money for my publisher. I feel a writing contract is a partnership, and if one partner is making money, so is the other.
But what if your partner isn't doing all they can, or should, be doing? You're doing your best. Writing good books. Promoting like crazy. Making money. But rather than try to grow, your partner is content with how things are. And your partner assumes that you're content as well, because you're damn lucky to be published in the first place.
I feel this situation is a problem. Perhaps not for all writers. Some may be happy with where they're at, and content to ride the status quo. Other writers, however, feel frustrated and trapped, because leaving their publisher and/or agent to try and go elsewhere involves a great deal of risk.
Is a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush if the bird is crapping all over your wrist?
One of my many core beliefs is that we should die regretting the things we haven't done, not the things we've done. Making a mistake is better than doing nothing at all.
Yes, walking away from an agent or publisher is hard. After all, they believed in you. Gave you a chance. Made you some money. You like them, and they like you. And if you leave them, you may wind up worse off.
But writing is a business, and the most successful business people take risks. That's just the way it goes. You have to be willing to lose big in order to win big.
How do you know it's time to part ways with your business partners? Here are a few signs.
You aren't getting feedback. If your agent/editor doesn't reply to your concerns in a timely, efficient manner, you aren't high on their priority list. Why should they be high on yours?
You're being handled. If you're treated like child, patronized, condescended to, then this isn't a good relationship. Ditto if you're shuffled off to underlings.
You have different plans for your future. This is a big one. If you want to go somewhere, and they want you to go somewhere else, how hard are they going to work to get you where you want to be? Even if you both want to get to the same place, do you agree on how to get there?
You aren't growing. Look inward. Are you doing all you can to grow? Are the people who are supposed to help you to grow actually helping you, or hindering you?
You want more money. Face it, we all want more money. But you can't ask for it politely. You have to demand it, and go elsewhere if you don't get it. But you will never win a negotiation if you aren't willing to walk away. Is your agent willing to play hardball, even if she loses? Is your publisher so committed to your success that they're willing to make a substantial investment in your future?
You aren't happy. This is ultimately the only thing that counts. Playing he said/she said doesn't do anyone any good. You need to take a close look at your professional relationships, weigh the good against the bad, and decide if you want to stick around.
But that's the thing. It's YOUR decision. It's YOUR career. Yes, other people are helping you make money, but you're helping them as well. Your books, both past and future, are a commodity.
Commodities are traded, bought, and sold, all the time. They change hands. Many hands.
Look closely at your career. Is it time for you to change hands too?
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I'd love to know the rest of the story too! You don't see prim and proper looking ladies like these climbinb trees every day!
I do not have any photos of my grandmother in a tree. More's the pity.
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The midway point of the college football regular season is upon us. Most teams have played six games, exactly half of their regular season schedule, and the familiar names remain in the top two spots of the rankings in the Alabama Crimson Tide and Clemson Tigers. Those two teams aren't in our must watch games this week and honestly, won't be for a little while largely because their schedules don't offer many high-profile match-ups until later in the season.
Usually in this space we highlight the top ranked vs. ranked games of the week but this week is a little bit different mainly because, well, there aren't any of those match-ups. However, that doesn't mean there is a dearth of games that you need to watch this weekend my friend. See, this week brings us one of the best rivalries in the sport as Oklahoma and Texas meet for another edition of the Red River rivalry. On top of that, you've got a battle of Tigers in the SEC and an opportunity to watch a Top 25 Navy team take on a high-scoring Memphis squad. Those three games are in the mid-afternoon window, so you'll need multiple screens. But, we start with a different Big 12 battle.
#24 Texas Tech @ West Virginia (-3.5), Saturday 12 p.m. (ESPN)
This game is likely to provide some fireworks with two of the nation's best offenses going up against two fairly porous defenses. The Red Raiders are number two in the country in scoring (46.8 PPG) and the Mountaineers are 9th (43.8 PPG) while the defenses allow 27.8 (Texas Tech) and 26.4 (West Virginia) points per game respectively. So, yeah, fireworks likely.
The Red Raiders have started 4-1 and not simply because they've played cupcakes the entire way. Sure, there's the usual wins against Eastern Washington and Kansas, along with a win over a struggling Arizona State program. But, Kingsbury's group has also beaten Houston in a fairly low-scoring (for them) game 27-24, and fell by just a touchdown (41-34) to Oklahoma State on the road. Heading into the season, Kingsbury seemed to be on the hot seat in Lubbock largely because of the failures of the defense over the years, but so far, they've cut 16 points off their per game number from last year. Will that continue as they hit the heavyweights of the conference? We'll find out this week.
West Virginia suffered a tough, close loss on the road to TCU last week and will be ready to rebound this week at home. Will Grier's numbers ended up looking good at the end of the day, 366 yards 3 TDs 1 INT, but he completed just 55 percent of his passes. He should find an easier time against the Red Raiders, but Texas Tech QB Nic Shimonek has proven quite capable of carving up defenses himself (71.8% 1,811 yards 14 TD 3 INT) in the Air Raid offense. This should be a fun early window game to watch leading into a mid-afternoon bonanza.
#12 Oklahoma @ Texas (+8), Saturday 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)
The Red River Rivalry has given us close games each of the last three years with every game being decided by a touchdown or less. That streak could continue this year with the Texas offense seemingly finding itself in last week's 40-34 win over Kansas State and Oklahoma coming off a tough loss at home against Iowa State. Either way, something weird always seems to happen in this rivalry, so you'll want to tune in to see what it is this year.
Texas freshman QB Sam Ehlinger is coming off his most prolific passing performance to date with 380 yards and two touchdowns in the win over the Wildcats while completing 60 percent of his passes. He added 107 yards on the ground as well and that type of versatility could prove to be a problem for the Sooners who struggled to deal with the Joel Lanning/Kyle Krempt run-pass duo last week against the Cyclones.
On the flip side, the Sooners offense continued rolling even in the loss last week as they once again scored 30+ points which they have now done in every game this season. Texas' defense has been better since the 51-41 debacle against Maryland to open the season. LB Malik Jefferson has been a force with 43 tackles, 5 TFL and 1.5 sacks this year while DeShon Elliott has five interceptions this year. The Cotton Bowl provides the backdrop for one of the more fun rivalries in the sport and this should once again be a fun one.
#10 Auburn @ LSU (+7), Saturday 3:30 p.m. (CBS)
LSU clawed out a 17-16 victory last week to give itself and its head coach some breathing room from the rabid fan base that was calling for changes following the loss to Troy. The road doesn't get any easier this week as Auburn rolls into town bringing with it the nation's 22nd ranked rushing attack averaging 228 yards per game and 4.8 yards per carry. The LSU run defense has been pretty good outside of the game against Troy, but this will be a different level of test.
Kerryon Johnson leads the nation in rushing touchdowns with 12 on the season and Auburn has 18 overall this year. The Tigers, Auburn version, have been great on third down as well, converting 48.9% of their third down chances this season and LSU has struggled to stop opponents on 3rd down ranking 69th allowing 38.9% of third downs to be converted. In addition to the ground game, QB Jarrett Stidham has provided steady play under center that has eluded this team the past several seasons.
The biggest question for LSU remains the same. Can QB Danny Etling do enough to win you a game. Last week, Etling was just 9/16 for 125 yards and a touchdown. That effort, thanks to the defense shutting down Florida's offense, was enough to get a win, but only because of a missed extra point late in the game. Auburn will load up to stop Derrius Guice the same way the Gators did and it remains to be seen what LSU can do when that happens.
#24 Navy @ Memphis (-3), Saturday 3:45 p.m. (ESPNU)
Another year, another great start to the season for Navy. Ken Niumatalolo consistently has this team winning games even in seasons when they're expected to be "rebuilding". The Midshipmen lead the nation in rushing (414 YPG) behind their triple-option attack that's led by QB Zach Abey who's averaging six yards per carry and has nine rushing touchdowns this season.
The defense is still an issue for the Midshipmen as they're allowing 27.6 PPG despite playing a schedule that has featured FAU, Tulane, and Cincinnati none of whom are known for explosive offenses. They now face a Memphis team that has been prolific offensively this year, albeit in a different way than the Midshipmen, doing most of their damage through the air thanks to QB Riley Ferguson. Ferguson is averaging over 300 yards per game passing and should be able to exploit the Navy defense that's allowing 226.8 YPG through the air. But, Navy's rushing attack should also have success against a Memphis defense allowing 187.2 YPG. Normally, you wouldn't expect fireworks from a triple option team, but that's just the kind of game I'm expecting here. High scoring, lots of fun.
Utah @ #13 USC (-13), Saturday 8:00 p.m. (ABC)
The prime time games this week are largely lackluster. Arkansas-Alabama, Ohio State-Nebraska, Missouri-Georgia and Michigan State-Minnesota are your other options surrounding this one. The reason we're highlighting the Utes and Trojans here is because it's a revenge game for Sam Darnold.
The Utes got the better of Darnold in his first start last year, winning 31-27 despite Darnold completing 69 percent of his passes for 253 yards. The loss to Utah is one of the reasons the Trojans were left on the outside looking in of the Pac-12 title game last year. Had USC won that game, they would've been the South division representative thanks to their win over Colorado a few weeks later. Nonetheless, this year Darnold hasn't been quite as impressive as he was in his debut. He's yet to have a game without an interception and his completion percentage is down about three percentage points on the season. The decision making just hasn't been the same, which could be a problem against the Utes who have already collected nine interceptions this year.
Utah's defense has been stingy overall, but they did get gashed by Bryce Love last week to the tune of 152 yards on 20 carries. If the Trojans are able to get Ronald Jones going and ease the pressure on Darnold, this one could get ugly.


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Community invited to animal, orchestral and sixties events
Villagers from Fernhill Heath and the surrounding area are being invited to join residents of Fernhill House for a series of free, fun events in the New Year.
The home is hosting a clutch of activities over the coming weeks and, as always, is keen to involve those from surrounding villages to help residents feel part of the wider community.
Worcestershire photographer and travel enthusiast Ray Sturdy presents one of the popular travel and social history shows he tours around the county to raise money for Cancer Research UK on Friday January 5 at 2pm.
He will be remembering the Swinging Sixties and taking a nostalgic look at events which shaped the lives at those living half a century ago.
Ray explained: "Britain had new cars, motorways, new housing, a youth boom and petrol at 5/- (25p) per gallon. Pop music, The Beatles, Twiggy and Concorde arrived in a decade of change and revolution. There were scandals, a royal wedding, a walk and almost a nuclear war!"
Teas, coffees and home-made cakes will be available during the talk. The following week, Friday January 12 at 1pm, sees a visit from a menagerie thanks to animal handling experience company Zoolab.
Residents and visitors will be encouraged to stroke, pet and hold spiders, reptiles and furry mammals.
Home manager Peta Mandleberg explained: "We are firm believers at Fernhill House in the power of animal therapy. I often bring my two labradoodles in to visit the residents. Zoolab offers a rather different animal encounter. Holding a tarantula may not be as soothing as stroking a dog but it provides an interesting sensory experience and is certainly unusual! Animal-assisted therapy is recognised as an occupational therapy within psychology. Animals can bring people together, helping them see things with a different perspective and to cope in the most adverse of situations."
And for those in search of a bit of culture, a duo from the Worcestershire-based English Symphony Orchestra, aka the International Orchestra of Elgar Country, will perform on Thursday January 25th at 11am. The orchestra is regarded as a major force in British musical life, has recorded a full-length opera (the world premiere of John Joubert's Jane Eyre) and released recordings including Classic FM's Disc of the Week. The Elgar Piano Quintet and the Sunday Times Essential New Release the Complete Piano Concertos of Ernst Krenek.


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Scott Tipton: Keep government open, delay Obamacare
U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, issued the following statement on votes in the House of Representatives to keep the government open, ensure the troops are paid on time and delay Obamacare for one year:
Over the past month in town hall meetings and through thousands of phone calls, emails and letters, I have received a strong message from my constituents — keep government open and stop the Obamacare train-wreck in the most effective way possible. Obamacare is already hurting jobs in my district, driving up costs and making it harder for many people, especially in rural communities, to access the care they deserve.
Regardless of political affiliation, as Americans we can all agree that we need an accessible and affordable health care system. We hope that with today's vote the President will engage us on the serious proposals we have put forward in the house including the Empowering Patient's First Act and the American Health Care Reform Act, to truly move to a health care system that is affordable and accessible to all.
We voted in the House to amend the Senate CR to delay Obamacare for a year, giving all Americans the same reprieve from the law's fees, increased health care costs, restricted access to care and penalties, from which the President has already exempted businesses and elites. We also passed a repeal of Obamacare's medical device tax, a crippling $30 billion penalty that could cost over 40,000 American jobs.
Additionally, we passed a standalone bill to ensure that troops are paid on time should the Senate force a government shutdown. The brave men and women standing in harm's way in defense of our nation shouldn't have to worry about paying their bills because of Washington's dysfunction.
It's clear that the majority of the American people don't want a government shutdown or Obamacare. The House has listened by voting to keep government open and delay Obamacare for all Americans, not just an elite few. Now it's up to Harry Reid and the Senate to reconvene and do the same. I urge my Senate colleagues to join us in keeping the government open and giving all Americans equal treatment under the law, as well as engaging in a conversation on the plans the House has put forward to improve accessibility and affordability in our health care system.
Legislation passed by the House Saturday:
· H.J. Res. 59 Amendment 1: Repeals the medical device tax to the continuing resolution and keeps government open through Dec. 15.
· H.J. Res. 59 Amendment 2: Delays Obamacare for one year to the continuing resolution and keeps government open through Dec. 15.
· H.R. 3210: Ensures that the troops get paid in the event of a government shutdown.
Over a Cup of Coffee: A baking mishap
I spent this past Saturday morning preparing for Sunday's lunch branding — at least what I could get done early. I cooked pasta and boiled eggs. I made a gelatin salad. I decided to bake a banana cake, a family favorite, for dessert.


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Yes, you've read that correctly. I'm sure you have heard the rumors that Kellogg's was releasing their famous Rice Krispie cereal in a gluten-free form which means not malt flavoring!! Last year I posted about being glutened after eating a Rice Krispie Treat (which I absolutely love by the way) and the response that I received from Kellogg after calling them about the issue. If you read the post I just linked to you'll notice that the package said "Contains: Milk and Soy" ingredients – nothing about containing wheat/gluten. (This is the perfect example about why the FDA really needs to define what gluten is and put this labeling regulation into effect asap.) So instead I made my own Krispie treats with an alternative cereal and they tasted great, but still not the same.
When I heard that Kellogg was planning to release a gluten-free version I almost couldn't believe it. I was wondering what they would do/change/add to make them gluten-free. I knew that they had to remove the barley malt in order to do so but that was about it. Here is a little excerpt from the e-mail that Kellogg's sent me in regards to the release: "The latest addition to the Rice Kripsies® portfolio is scheduled to hit select grocery store shelves in early June 2011. The new cereal eliminates barley malt and is made with whole-grain brown rice to differentiate it from the original and for flavor. The suggested retail price is the same as for original Rice Krispies® cereal." There are a few awesome things to point out from that statement: 1) they are made using whole-grain brown rice and 2) the suggested retail price is the SAME as the original!!
The wonderful people over at Kellogg's also sent me two complimentary boxes to try, of course the first thing I did was open the box and try them just as they are. I wanted to see how different they would taste with out the barley malt and with them being made of brown rice instead. They are mighty tasting and yes, Snap, Crackle, and Pop are all there! I also tried them with a little bit of almond milk and again they were delicious. The only thing I had left to do was make what else but Rice Krispie Treats!
The recipe below is the one that was sent to me from Kellogg when I received the complimentary boxes (there is no recipe listed on the box which I thought was a bit odd). It also says "best if served the same day" – oh boy do I agree and then it continues to say "Store no more than two days at room temperature in airtight container. To freeze, place in layers separated by wax paper in airtight containers. Freeze for up to six weeks. Let stand at room temperature for 15 minutes before serving". I agree these are best serve the same day…they taste delicious and have the same texture as regular rice krispie treats. I stored ours in an air tight container and the next day they were a bit hard and the third day I was afraid I might crack a tooth…I'm not trying to be funny or exaggerate. I think the next time I make them I will either make them on a day when I know we are having people over or I will store them in a large zip lock bag instead of my airtight glass container. As I said they were great on the first day and we were very happy with them.
Gluten-Free Rice Krispie Treats
Prep Time: 10 minutes Total Time: 30 minutes Servings: 12
3 Tablespoons butter or margarine (diet, reduced calorie or tub margarine is not recommended)
1 Package (10 oz, about 40) regular marshmallows (fresh is best) -OR- 4 cups miniature marshmallows (again fresh is better)
6 Cups Kellogg's Rice Krispies Gluten Free Cereal
In a large saucepan melt butter over low heat. Add marshmallows and stir until completely melted. Remove from heat.
Add Kellogg's Rice Krispies Gluten Free Cereal. Stir until well coated.
Using buttered spatula or wax paper evenly press mixture into 13 x 9 x 2-inch pan coated with cooking spray. Cool. Cut into 2-inch squares. Best if served the same day.
Again these will be released in early June!! When you pick up a box and try them please let me know what you think.


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Former big league slugger and chronic attention whore Jose Canseco will be appearing on the FOX reality show/game show/exhibit of the degradation of society, "The Moment Of Truth." Canseco, the pariah whose autobiography catalyzed the Mitchell Report, congressional hearings and a new PED policing effort in baseball, will appear in an episode to air either in late September or early October, according to a report from David Vassegh on am570radio.com. I guess it's too late in the programming schedule to bring back The Swan Jose could really benefit from some weekly therapy and life coaching.
As I reported first on the PMS Show on Thursday afternoon, I have learned that former MLB Slugger, Jose Canseco will be in the hot seat on Fox's Reality Show, "Moment of Truth" Canseco already has taped the episode and according to my source that was in attendance. [D]uring the taping Canseco was asked if he ever injected Mark McGwire with steroids and if he ever corked his bat amoung other questions that were asked during the taping. ...The way the reality show works is the contestant in the chair takes a polygraph test prior to going on stage and is asked the same questions. If the anwsers the contestant gives on stage matches the polygraph then, they continue to advance and get more money.
We discussed this show on KSK a while back and came up with this question: if you were a contestant, why would you ever lie? The questions are all yes/no, so even if you lie, not only do you lose out on the money, but then your family knows the truth anyway. People are so stupid, but then if you ever managed to get on that show, that level of game theory is probably over your head anyway. David Vassegh's Blog: Canseco's Moment Of Truth [am570radio] via [Ben Maller]