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📧 to CT: “when I took the name Isaac”

Yes, I think when a student graduates, their email address expires.

I'm happy to work with a photographer, but when I took the name Isaac at my marriage, it was simultaneously a recognition and an expectation that the light at the end of the tunnel is more determinative than the pain. Besides not having any military attire, I suspect (or hope) that my demeanor will be determined by the prayers of the community that blessed our marriage, which are that I learn to laugh and be merry in the face of tragedies by which my life, or by extension the lives of those with whom I minister, might have been marked. I hope the article (which I haven't seen) reflects that, but either way I'd be happy to put a face to the words.

I will be traveling this weekend, since my mom is visiting us. Next week I think I can possibly squeeze something in, as I appreciate the short deadline you must be under. My partner and I live in St Andrews, where I am in the Systematic and Historical Theology program. My UK cell number is [redacted], if that helps. Let me know how best to proceed.

📧 to McShane: "email is correspondence, not conferral"

The attached email is correspondence, not conferral. LR 7-1(a)(1)(A) requires a personal or telephone conference; an email exchange doesn't substitute for one, however it's characterized. I offered three specific call times on September 13; none has been accepted. Plaintiff renews its opposition

📧 from White: "My ability to prove a prior conversation"

Attached is a copy of my earlier email today with Mr. Isaac discussing my desire to have conferral by email rather than phone or in person. My ability to prove a prior conversation this way is the reason I want to limit conversations to email.

📧 to McShane: "No good cause is shown"

Plaintiff opposes Ms. White's request to require all party conferrals to be conducted by email. No good cause is shown. Ms. White's stated reason — wanting an "accurate record" of conversations — identifies no specific incident from this case's phone or personal conferrals that

📧 from White: "I want to be sure any conversations... be accurately recorded"

Thank you for your response. I am sorry to trouble you with an additional matter, which I am happy to file as a motion if that would be better. I am requesting the Court to allow conferrals between the parties by email, rather than by personal or telephone contact. Plaintiff

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📧 to McShane: "email is correspondence, not conferral"

📧 from White: "My ability to prove a prior conversation"

📧 to McShane: "No good cause is shown"

📧 from White: "I want to be sure any conversations... be accurately recorded"