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After the game last night, Byron Scott talked about making line-up changes again. This inevitably led to me staring at my computer this afternoon for about an hour trying to think of what line-up changes could possibly better the Cavs chances of winning their next game. I came up with nothing, outside of maybe taking Anderson Varejao and his broken wrist to one of those miraculous touch you and your healed preachers parading around at 3 am on televisions everywhere.
That might not work though, and Anderson might not come back for another couple weeks at the earliest. He said yesterday that he feels better, but he still can't grip a basketball. I could never grip a basketball, but I'm not a seven foot NBA post player. The two other seven footers the Cavaliers currently employ can grip basketballs, but they are not NBA post players who deserve NBA minutes though unfortunately. Unless of course you're related to Ryan Hollins and/or Semih Erden and therefore think they do. So what's left is the gaping hole at the Center position, that both Ryan and Semih couldn't combine to fill even if the Cavs petitioned for 6-man starting five and announced them both at Center to start the next game.
The best options for the Cavaliers to currently to fill that role are Samardo Samuels and Tristan Thompson. They are both Power Forwards however. You could insert Tristan into the starting line-up at Center, but I don't see how playing him out of position helps his development long-term so I wouldn't bother doing that. You can also start Samardo at Center, but Byron is obviously not the fan of his that I am for whatever reason, so he probably won't do that either. Even if he did, you'd then be forced to back Samardo up with either Hollins or Semih, and you're right back to where you started basically.
The Cavaliers have no answer at shooting guard either really. You can start Boobie there, or maybe Sessions, but then you take the only guards who've been giving you any type of points off the bench with that second unit and lose that scoring punch - I guess - there too. Moving Anthony Parker into the second unit simply then puts Anthony Parker on the floor with the second unit, so I don't see how that helps you either. You're just kinda shuffling the same pieces around and having them play the same minutes at different times. I guess you could start Sessions, move Boobie to the one with the second team, and bring AP in with him there, but then your second unit is just worse is essentially what I'm getting at. This is all news to nobody reading along with me here though, and I apologize for that.
So what do the Cavaliers then do here moving forward in the short-term? I'm afraid nothing, except wait for Anderson Varejao to get back whenever he does. That playoff ship has long since sailed. With Andy in that starting five - as evidenced early on - these Cavaliers had a puncher's chance to compete every night. A puncher's chance is like not a good chance, but still kinda like a chance, I think. Without Anderson however, as evidenced by the last six losses in a row, they really don't have a chance at all.
But I guess if you want to do something, maybe then start Tristan Thompson at the four. Why not? Move Alonzo Gee to the two, push Antawn up to the three - he can't guard three's just as much as he can't guard four's - and go with that group I think. Start Samardo too, and play Manny Harris, Christian Eyenga when he gets back, and any other young player you got. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but I don't think the Cavs can win until Andy gets back anyways.


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DD is six, and in first grade. She had a great time in kindergarten and seemed to love school. Towards the end of the schoolyear last year, she began showing separation anxiety. She did not want to leave me, and started having stomach aches and nightmares.
During the summer, the separation anxiety continued. She would not go to play at friends' houses that she used to play at easily, she did not want to stay with her father when I needed to go to a meeting or to work, she cried and clinged to me.
She hated herself for not being able to choose to be away from me. She missed playdates that she would have enjoyed, she missed parties and fun things. Its heartbreaking to watch her know that she is missing out on things she would love to do - she looks so sad.
We tried to rule out physical causes or traumatic events for the separation anxiety, stomach aches, and nightmares, but there really doesn't seem to be anything there. She went to counseling for anxiety. We only had four sessions but the therapist felt she was behaving normally for her age, plus DD didn't really want to engage with the therapist on working on alleviating anxiety, so right now its at "call me if she's not doing well."
Which brings me to the point of my post. She's been having separation anxiety at school and it seems to be getting worse, not better. On the first day, she was able to ride the bus to school with me following behind in the car, then went to her class just fine. Beginning the second week, she began crying when I dropped her off, and clinging to me, so I started walking her to her classroom and giving her a few minutes to transition. Yesterday she began crying so hard and so soon that I just took her home with me rather than have her escalate in front of her peers and the other students, which would just embarrass her. I called her teacher, whose advice was that the principal would come and physically restrain DD while I left - that didn't feel good to me - so I suggested I would volunteer for an hour in the morning and then maybe DD would feel okay about me leaving. Not great, but okay.
While volunteering in the classroom this morning, I noticed that DD doesn't really participate. The other children raise their hands and compete to answer a question or for a turn to talk; DD doesn't even try. The material being presented is stuff she already knows, and I know she hates going over stuff she already knows, but its not that far behind her that she couldn't have some fun showing off her knowledge or engaging with the teacher. I don't understand why she is not more involved. She is extremely social, loves attention, loves interaction with others, says she likes school... but during the hour I was there today, I didn't see any of that and its bothering me. I can't tell if she is bored or depressed or anxious or what. Or just having an off day. I left her crying today. I ignored the advice of the aide to just walk out when she wasn't looking and instead let her know that I was leaving and I'd see her in a few hours at the bus stop, which resulted in tears but I left even though.
The whole thing doesn't feel right. I don't believe in leaving her against her will. I believe she is telling me she is not ready for that level of independence and I want to honor that, but on the other hand, she has a very intelligent brain and our attempts at homeschooling did not go well (she is difficult to engage in any academic activities, even though she learns quickly, and she is bored and restless at home). I have to work otherwise I might try to find a homeschool coop or something that works better. I'm sad that she is not engaging with the academic material at school - I know she knows most of it, but not even with the new stuff - and I know she loves the socialization aspects, lunch with her friends and recess and P.E. and music.
I don't know what to do. I don't know if I should just leave her crying at school as the teachers want me to do, I don't know if I should try to homeschool her, I don't know how to engage her mind or encourage a love of learning, I just don't know what to do.
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Mr. Lester Curt Head, 91, of Ozark, died Monday, January 14, 2013, in Raymond, Mississippi.
Funeral services will be 10:00 A. M. Friday, January 18, 2013, from Ozark Baptist Church with Reverend Dr. Steve King officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memory Gardens with Military Honors, Holman Funeral Home of Ozark directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 5:00 P. M. until 7:00 P. M.
Lester Curt Head was born on February 1, 1921, to Chester and Bonnie Head of Ozark, Alabama. After graduating from Ozark High School in 1939 he joined the Navy. While serving in the Navy during World War II, he survived the Pearl Harbor attack and was wounded during a fierce night naval battle at Guadalcanal. Curt was stationed in San Diego at the Sound School where he met his wife Louetta Moore Head. Louetta had moved from South Dakota to San Diego, California to work in a defense plant. They were married at the Baptist Church in San Diego on September 10, 1943. After the war Curt and Louetta came back to Ozark where he attended Auburn University and worked at Camp Rucker in the Engineering Department.
Curt ran a Standard Service Station for 21 years on the Court Square in Ozark. Curt sponsored Tennessee Ernie Ford Hymns every Sunday on WOZK radio. He belonged to many civic organizations. He was President of the Chamber of Commerce and was voted man of the year in 1963. He also was Tax Assessor and Probate Judge of Dale County, where he was instrumental in getting the landfill and the County Vehicle Building approved and constructed. Curt retired with the County after 16 years.
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Curt is much loved by many, many friends. He was proceeded in death by his parents, Chester and Bonnie Head; one sister, Barbara Cotter of Ozark; two brothers, Willie Chester Head, Jr. of Fairfax, VA and Frank C. Head of Mobile, AL; two grandchildren, Ashley Curt Buchanan of Clinton, MS and Ronald Nafziger of Milton Freewater, OR. Curt is survived by his wife of 69 years, Louetta Moore Head; his two daughters and their spouses, Ed and Carolyn Buchanan of Clinton, MS and Larry and Barbara Ann Nafziger of Milton Freewater, OR; one sister, Jeanette Carr of Ozark, AL; three grandchildren and their spouses, Eddie Buchanan of Pearl, MS, Laura Buchanan of Clinton, MS ,Randy and Beth Nafziger of Bakersfield, CA, and Renee Nafziger of Federal Way, WA; six great grandchildren, one niece, Debbie Parnell of Ashford, AL; and five nephews, Richard Carr of Ardmore AL, David Carr of Pine Mountain, GA, Jeff Head of Warrenton, VA, Steve Head of Fairfax, VA, and Frank C. Head, Jr. of Mobile, AL.
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I feel the distinction between rishonim and aḥaronim is unnecessary since theology/teachings form a continuation with the latter day teachings serving to fulfil the ones of earlier times. Well, anyway.
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Monism in its ultimate reach falls short of the absolute standard since it insists on explaining existence with reference to one source and so it goes about reducing the various grades of consciousness and energy into higher or subtler ones with the rationale being that the subtle is the source of the gross. Finally, the analysis arrives at a point where you get two systems - pure consciousness and pure energy which are the subtlest states of these entities. How to fuse these two into one? The monists then aver that pure consciousness is the source of pure energy. This contention is wrong since pure awareness can never give rise to pure energy which is the dynamic side of the universe. Is it possible to unite pure consciousness and pure energy into a singularity? What would that be? Is it logical to do so? So, what is the way out of this conundrum? |
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In the Talmudic-based writings it's rare to find an attempt to discard the authority of former teachers with the ground rule being that Amoraim is not permitted to contradict the words of the Tannaim. I agree with this viewpoint since if we assume that the older revelations were correct then later day revelations can only add more insights on the subject matter while never discarding the older teachings and laws. It is a case of the new fulfilling the old to form one cohesive system. I am talking strictly in a Jewish context and leave out other worldviews that may or may not support such a contention. |
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What exceeds monism or non-dualism? |
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The serious problem with believers is that the religious mind is prone to accept the testimony of the past and remoteness in time adds weight to a scripture or authority. Were the ancients superior to the moderns? If the ancients could come into direct contact with supraphysical phenomena and supraphysical beings and manifest them in life then why can't the modern mind do the same? Is there any fundamental difference between the constitution of the ancient mind as compared to the modern mind? Were the ancients more capable than the moderns? If so, in what way? Or, is it that the God they worshipped has retreated and no longer wishes to come into direct contact with moderns? If cosmic principles are universal and eternal states of existence, then, it should be possible for a modern to repeat the same inner experiences of the ancients and go beyond if the capacity to do so exists. It's evident that the last word has still to be revealed given the imperfections and limitations of the previous revealed words. The mistake believers make is to consider the being they worship as God the ultimate reality when obviously an anthropopathic being who sways with all the dualisms found in the lower planes can not be the ineffable ultimate reality that's beyond name and beyond namelessness, beyond form and beyond formlessness, beyond mutability and beyond immutability, beyond existence and beyond non-existence, beyond attribution and beyond non-attribution and beyond being and non-being. The ultimate reality is a unified system that serves as the source of these and exceeds the manifested effects. This makes better sense. |
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Causation or cause and effect cannot explain the ultimate reality (absolute) since the causal mechanism is itself a device fashioned by the absolute to serve as the organizing and evolutionary principle in the manifestation (universe). |
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Which Sword the Prophet Used against his enemies: Part-57
Our prophet was not only a preacher. He was also an able administrator and a just ruler. Those who have experience of administration know when to act tough and when to act with leniency. A King, Ruler and President knows which criminal to pardon and which to get executed. Those who do not have this experience may only speak in idealistic terms. Such idealistic persons are never able to administer any country or state with efficiency. Beside so many Swords which we have mentioned earlier on this thread. He also had a sword of steel. When no other sword worked and the only solution was to wield the sword of steel, he used that also. Any one who has read his biography knows that how reluctantly he had to use it. We present below, some of these cases, where prophet had to use the sword of steel. C. The Case of : UQBAH BIN ABU MUEET UQBAH BIN ABU MUEET was an influential chief of Makkah. He was one of the strongest opponent of Prophet when he was preaching his mission in Makkah. He used to taunt and make fun of prophet whenever he used to address people or was giving any sermon. On one occasion when Prophet was praying in Kaaba and was in the act of prostration, this stone hearted man, asked some one to get intestines and other rejected parts of a slain camel to put on the back of prophet. Due to this weight, prophet was unable to sit-up from prostration. UQBAH BIN ABU MUEET and his group were laughing and enjoying the scene. Some one informed Fatima the daughter of prophet who came running and removed the filth from his back. When prophet finished his prayer and lifted his hands towards sky and said O Allah! You take care of UQBAH BIN ABU MUEET , Abu JAHL .and a few others This filled all these persons with fear. UQBAH BIN ABU MUEET was with the army of Makkan when they went for the battle of Badr, he was captured during the battle. He was being taken to Madina, when one night prophet saw him joking and laughing and as if his captivity had not made any change in his attitude towards life. So prophet ordered that he be executed and he along with another captive (whose case is next) was executed. The prophet had to use steel sword on some one when he was convinced that he should be made an example for others. We abide by his judgment. D. The Case of : NADHER BIN HARITH He was also one of the prominent person of Makkah and a very staunch enemy of Islam and prophet. When the stories of prophets were revealed in Quran, he used to say that these are nothing but tales of past and imaginary stories. Then he went to Syria and Iran and brought from there books of their folklore and old stories. These he used to recite during nigh gathering of Makkah people, so as to wean them away from listening to Quran. Some commentrators say that he was the person mentioned in 31:6-7, which read: But there are, among men, those who purchase idle tales, without knowledge (for meaning) to mislead (men) from the path of Allah and ridicule (on the Path): for such there will be a humiliating penality. When our signs are rehearsed to such a one, he turns away in arrogance, as if he heard them not, as if there was deafness inboth his ears: announce to him a grieveious Penality NADHER BIN HARITH also took part in the battle of Badr, and was taken captive during the war. He was also one whom prophet ordered to be killed along with UQBAH BIN MUEET. After his death, his daughter wrote an obituary for him in poem where she said O prophet of Allah, NADHER also deserved from your mercy as you did for your other kins . When prophet heard it, he said, if I had heard it before, I would have spared his life. But what was done, it cannot be taken back. http://www.scribd.com/doc/122191862 |
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You left out the rest of the article, and edited out the fact that the veterinarians were German http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Jud... "....More recently, kosher slaughter has attracted criticism from some groups concerned with animal welfare, who contend that the absence of any form of anesthesia or stunning prior to the severance of the animal's jugular vein causes unnecessary pain and suffering. Calls for the abolition of kosher slaughter have been made in 2008 by Germany's federal chamber of veterinarians,[23] and in 2011 by the Party for Animals in the Dutch parliament.[24] In both incidents, Jewish groups responded that the criticisms were attacks against their religion.[23][24] Supporters of kosher slaughter counter that Judaism requires the practice precisely because it is considered humane.[22] Research conducted by Temple Grandin and Joe M. Regenstein shows that, practiced correctly with proper restraint systems, kosher slaughter results in little pain and suffering, and notes that behavioral reactions to the incision made during kosher slaughter are less than those to noises such as clanging or hissing, inversion or pressure during restraint.[25].." |
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I can only speak for my religion, but in my religion it is ASSUMED that the modern mind can, hence the practice of the religion. |
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The same can be said of any food. Besides, its a modern bias to see food as solely a vehicle for nutrition. http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/200903... Michael Pollan says everything he's learned about food and health can be summed up in seven words: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." 1. Don't eat anything your great grandmother wouldn't recognize as food. "When you pick up that box of portable yogurt tubes, or eat something with 15 ingredients you can't pronounce, ask yourself, "What are those things doing there?" Pollan says. 2. Dont eat anything with more than five ingredients, or ingredients you can't pronounce. 3. Stay out of the middle of the supermarket; shop on the perimeter of the store. Real food tends to be on the outer edge of the store near the loading docks, where it can be replaced with fresh foods when it goes bad. 4.Don't eat anything that won't eventually rot. "There are exceptions -- honey -- but as a rule, things like Twinkies that never go bad aren't food," Pollan says. 5. It is not just what you eat but how you eat. "Always leave the table a little hungry," Pollan says. "Many cultures have rules that you stop eating before you are full. In Japan, they say eat until you are four-fifths full. Islamic culture has a similar rule, and in German culture they say,'Tie off the sack before it's full.'" 6. Families traditionally ate together, around a table and not a TV, at regular meal times. It's a good tradition. Enjoy meals with the people you love. "Remember when eating between meals felt wrong?" Pollan asks. 7. Don't buy food where you buy your gasoline. In the U.S., 20% of food is eaten in the car. |
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How do you define 'the absolute'? Ultimate reality would just be another overeaching definition. How would it fashion (figure of speech) a causal mechanism? More concrete. You cannot observe what caused space-time, for you cannot look beyond/before space-time. |
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1) Monism cannot solve the ultimate mystery of the absolute state since it posits that energy is a product of consciousness. This is impossible since consciousness or awareness of various gradations ranging from the grossest to the subtlest lacks dynamism and so it cannot be energetic by itself nor the source of energy. 2) Causation cannot be the ultimate reality or the absolute since effect is the cause in partial or complete manifestation and anything within causation is as such limited by the specific causal mechanism and the phenomena it is responsible for. 3) Each plane of existence has its own causal mechanism that is an aspect of the universal causal mechanism. 4) The causal mechanism in its origin or at its starting point will be a dynamic device that has the potential of giving rise to the cosmos in all its dimensions. How did the causal mechanism arise? What is its nature? Is it circumscribed by its own limits? 5) If the causal mechanism is the dynamic side of the cosmos then it has to necessarily manifest its dynamism and as such it cannot simply be at absolute rest in a supreme poise of pure awareness devoid of any trace of dynamism or activity. 6) Dynamism is not intelligent or purposeful and so it has to derive its organizational capacity from pure awareness that is the all-knowing pure intelligent principle. 7) Dynamism or activity is the signature characteristic of energy that is in turn guided by an inherent consciousness or intelligent principle. 8) On the other had, pure consciousness lacks dynamism and so is devoid of energy. 9) We arrive at two systems - pure consciousness and pure energy. One without the other is incomplete. 10) We conclude that pure consciousness and pure energy are compatible with each other for the purpose of bringing forth the cosmos and are as a result naturally unified in their basal mechanisms for them to be fully effective. 11) Pure consciousness and pure energy form a self-existent unified field of consciousness-energy. 12) A partial manifestation of this unified state of consciousness-energy (that is the source of the material as well as efficient aspects of the universe) gives rise to the cosmos. 13) A complete withdrawal of the cosmos would mean that the manifested aspects of consciousness-energy would revert to the stato-dynamic unified field of consciousness-energy. 14) With the withdrawal of the cosmos into the unified field of consciousness-energy the energy component enters into a state of dormancy and pure consciousness is all that remains. Yeah! |
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I think the issue is that we are trying to uniquely define something that is vague by nature. Plus, trying to define pizza is like trying to define bread - elementally its all the same stuff in different combos.
wrote Frijoles. hmm... if gods(religions) were pizzas. |
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So, the modern Jewish mind can repeat the same supraphysical experiences of the patriarchs as recorded in the Tanach? |
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I am talking strictly from the mystical perspective and so the subject can merge with the object in omnijective fashion and know everything about it and as such need not be outside the object. As for the absolute, please read the notes or posts on beyond monism and the previous posts. |
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Pain is a subjective phenomenon. To measure or experience the actual degree of pain felt by an animal being slaughtered, one has to enter into the consciousness of the beast. There is no other way of knowing. Obviously, a deep cut to the jugular would pain a hell of a lot causing great suffering to the animal as it dies writhing and heaving in a mass of blood. |
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Ah Fitjov Kapra.
Joel Ignore former questions. |
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Dear Hugh,
Where art thou, mon? Sweet Joel is online. (smiles) |
Mumbai, India |
More interesting quotes from FRITJOF CAPRA with commentaries from me later. I have to leave for the gym.
Shalom. |
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My point is that you started this seris as an apology to present the prophet as a humane character, in recounting the grossest human rights violations in a favourable light, were the prophet always comes out with clean hands. The book by Margoliouth (which is a synopsis of several studies of some people that are held to the highest esteem by Islamic authorities) shows the real authentic Islam and it's traditions, before the west made an entry and before they thus felt a need to start a public relations campaign. An example is being so favourably inclined towards the sciences. Well if banning astronomy is an exampe of the reality, we know that reinstating it is the apologist public scrutiny from the west awareness. They are aware now that the west does not abide duplicity, but have not caught on that the same goes for equivocation. So i'm saying that you are painting a biassed picture. And that i feel inclined to right this wrong. Since you are not doing a favor to the truth. Your anti-western bias shimmers trough in your iterated response. But the point is that muslims would also be fooled. Modernism as in a proper analysis and multifacetted reality is not provided and is most certainly not served by a cover of apologist white-washing. No matter how thin that veneer is. Precisely that makes the intent of arrogance in assuming ignorance on the part of the western receiver, so clear. |
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My friends call me "SELBOY", but you can call me "SELaplana" or "SEL". My real name is "Sustines E. Laplana". I am a member of the "Kamayo" tribe of San Agustin, Surigao del Sur or simply an "Oteizanhon".
I am an Electrical Engineering graduate from the Leyte Institute of Technology, Tacloban City (now Eastern Visayas State University) batch 1998. I am one of the jobless Filipino in Eastern Visayas. I am the only jobless here in our province that earns a decent income online by blogging.
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UP: To the volunteers who will participate in today's annual Ohio River Sweep. The annual event is in its 23rd year and is sponsored by the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. The efforts of the volunteers during these two-plus decades have helped make the Ohio River cleaner, and more attractive for the growing number of people using the river for recreation.
UP: To the historical Ohio Chautauqua, which will be in Marietta for a week beginning Monday. Chautauqua offers many historical-related events and music and should be fun for everyone involved.
UP: To the more than 30 area teenagers participating in this year's Camp Broadway at the Smoot Theatre. The students have been part of an intensive effort, culminating in two productions of the Broadway musical, "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." The students first show was Friday evening, but another will be presented today at 8 p.m. at the Smoot. Call the Smoot at 304-422-7529 for details.
UP: To the annual Mid-Ohio Valley Multicultural Festival, which opened Friday and runs through Sunday at City Park. The 17th annual celebration of diversity offers music, food, exhibits - a fun weekend for all members of the family.
DOWN: To the annual uncertainty the school system's Reduction in Force rules cause for several Wood County teachers and service personnel. This year, 26 teachers and 14 service personnel are wondering whether they will have a job when school opens in August. While many will move into positions created by retirements or transfers, some of the RIF'd employees will not be working in the fall. The RIF list, while necessary to protect seniority, is hard for many, especially younger employees.