sufficient to entitle him to an order setting aside the default judgment and granting him a new trial. Brown's petition alleged that Bostick and Spears were partners with him in The Thirsty Twenties Club and that they had excluded him from the partnership and had refused to account to him for his share of the partnership profits. Spears' sworn motion for new trial, however, referred to filed answers to interrogatories which showed that Spears was not a partner with anyone, but was the sole stockholder of The Thirsty Twenties Club which was a corporation. They further revealed that Spears was entitled to 100% of the profits from that business, that Brown was only an employee of Spears, and that he wanted to purchase an interest in the clubthe suburbs of NYC. He moved to Portland to attend MeCA and graduated with a BFA in photography in 1999. Mark has exhibited his photos widely throughout the US. He has contributed to several local and national publications, and has received two Maine Arts Commission Good Idea Grants to support personal projects. Mark currently lives and works in the Portland area.

SPENCER ALBEE

Spencer Albee is a Maine born musician and event promoter who has toured professionally and signed several recording contracts and publishing deals since 1995. Since the birth of MySpace, he had buried himself in the world of social networking, once he recognized that it would become his new promotional platform.

EMILY BRACKETT

Emily Brackett is president of Visible Logic, Inc. She has a BA from Carleton College and a