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Workmanship Blamed For 2011 Tear In 737's Roof
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SEATTLE (AP) â¿¿ A National Transportation Safety Board report blames shoddy workmanship for an in-flight tear in the roof of a Southwest Airlines plane in 2011.
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And, by the way, most Catholics also get large portions of their theological and moral formation from these sources and not from magisteral ones.
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Mark Shea's Blog: So That No Thought of Mine, No Matter How Stupid, Should Ever Go Unpublished Again!
And, by the way, most Catholics also get large portions of their theological and moral formation from these sources and not from magisteral ones.
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The PATHEOS portal advertises itself as "hosting the conversation of faith," however— it does more than this, it seeks to reframe and/or to delineate religious truth. While several good Catholic blogs are hosted; it seeks neutrality with other religious or non-religious systems that is not possible without compromise and contradiction. For instance, while admitting that Catholicism "traces its history to Jesus of Nazareth," which it defines as merely an "itinerant preacher," the quick facts given stipulate the following:
1. The Roman Catholic Church formed between the 3rd to the 5th centuries C.E.
2. The bishops formed a "universal" church.
3. The exact date of the beginning of the Roman Catholic Church is indeterminable.
4. Many historians suggest that Pope Leo I (440-461) is the first to claim universal jurisdiction over the worldwide Church, thus initiating the rise of the papacy, a uniquely Roman Catholic structure.
While the nomenclature of "Roman Catholic" and "Pope" develops over time, the Church is directly instituted by Jesus Christ, God-made-man. The apostles were bishop-priests. There was no generic first and second century Christianity. Those who accepted Christ in faith and baptism were Catholic Christians. All the apostles and disciples were Catholic. The Virgin Mary was a Catholic. Jesus calls Simon ROCK or Peter and says that he will build his Church on this ROCK. He gives Peter the keys to the kingdom and universal jurisdiction as his visible shepherd. While there is certainly development, all the important elements go back to Christ and the apostles. Anti-Catholic critics have long contended for the late institution of the Church. These are not credible historians. It seems to me that while individual voices at PATHEOS are orthodox, the site is tainted by a religious relativism that spills over into the section about Catholicism. Might this represent the wrong type of ecumenism about which Pope Benedict XVI has warned us? I think so. There is no sense of the supernatural nature of Mother Church. Dissenting voices are given as much legitimacy as those which speak the truth. There is no imprimatur or protection to insure against misleading statements. Attempting to appease many authorities, there is a definite religious indifferentism and denominationalism. Both are contrary to Catholic teaching and affronts to the truth.
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Interesting points about Pathos and relevatism but why are you making this point after this post? This post was demonstrating the highly concentrated corp control of media which helps explain the sameness and the limited range of opinions and ideas available to the public from most, 90%, of media sources. I the end this media is there to preserve the status quo not challenge it and to SELL beer & shampoo as Mr Shea would say.
On the principle that you should not attribute to malice what can be sufficiently explained by other forces such as lack of manpower in a startup company, I think it's pretty obvious that this is a relic of somebody at Patheos–most likely not a Catholic–slapping together whatever it is they thought they knew about the Catholic Church because they were trying to slap together a quick and dirty "intro to Catholicism" page. It reads to me like it's written by a nice, sympathetic, open-minded, and fairly ignorant Evangelical who was doing the best they could, probably under deadline, and with 20 other jobs to do as Patheos was starting up. I agree it's badly in need of correction. I don't think it means much in terms of sinister indifferentism. Just sloppiness. No doubt somebody will get around to correcting it. I've never even seen the page (but then I've never seen 99% of Patheos: too busy. I suspect "too busy" is the central reason that page hasn't been fixed yet. Cut a startup some slack.
Fr. Joe Jenkins: Wow, I have never read that before. That is extremely troubling. When several bloggers I follow moved to Patheos, I found it disconcerting. Wasn't the move, I wondered, somehow agreeing to the idea that all religions are equivalent? I read some pieces to the effect that by participating in Patheos, Catholic bloggers were part of a large "library" and that people who were not Catholics might come across them, whereas they were much less likely to go to a Catholic-only web site. There is much to be said for this argument, but on the other hand, the one time I looked around Patheos as a whole I did not like it and I have never looked at the rest of the site since. I just bookmarked the blogs I followed as before, so they might as well be on a Catholic site. I do think there is something to be gained by participating in the wider culture and not "hiding" in a "ghetto." But that description — we Catholics cannot agree with that description. Itinerant preacher? 3rd -5th century? The whole description is bad, we must not even appear to agree with it.
Pathos has no special allegiance to the Catholic Faith. It merely centralizes religious or "spiritual" blogs on one huge site to help drive more traffic to the site, to monetize it bringing more eyeballs to ads. It is completely the American way.
I much preferred Mr Shea's stand alone site, but Mark was wooed to the Pathos site by the prospect of a bit of pay. He is so attached to feeding his family and keeping the heat on. The problem is that genuine Catholic blogging or raising public awareness of important issues or leading reform movements doesn't pay.
Unlike those who serve the interests of corporate masters, Mark does not alter his content to please them. You can compare this situation to that of Fr. Sirico at the Acton Foundation. The Action Fdtn is well endowed financially by monied interests because Fr Sirico serves THEIR interests. Fr Sirico and his group are dedicated to SELLING the gospel of radical laissez faire Capitalism. Their goal is to sell this notion and do so from a "religious" perspective telling Catholics & Christians that the radically disordered and greedy economic system we have today is somehow "God's work". This was the same message we received from Lloyd Blankenstein, CEO of Goldman Saks. You won't find Fr Sirico's site on Pathos because his 'work' and 'message' pay handsomely.
Sean, good comment. Right on the money. But you **have** to be precise or you risk looking goofy.
It is Acton, not Action …
Is is the Acton Institute, not the Acton Foundation …
It is Blankfein, not Blankenstein …
It is Goldman Sachs, not Goldman Saks (it IS Saks 5th Avenue, however) …
Thx. Sorry about the typos. I don't want them to distract or derail my point.
I thought it was Gold Man-Sacks?
Patheos isn't so bad…
It's not that all faiths are "equivalent" but that doesn't mean there aren't gems sprinkled around that we can learn from. There's a jewish rabbi on here that I read about as often as Mark, his blogs tend towards introspection and being a better person and it's all quite inspiring (not to mention rooted in the deep faith that Jesus himself was rooted in).
Yeah a few of the blogs tend to have followers that (when they stubble here) aren't the most inspiring gems of the species met, but heck, at least they engage the debate. Most of my facebook friends won't even argue anymore, they just don't care… And I find that a lot more distressing.
About the description of Catholocism, on the main page… I'm not much of a history buff myself, but I'm sure someone here is… why not write a little correction for them? I bet they'd appriciate it.
Thanks a lot! Now I can't get Mrs Robinson out of my head. Hide it your pantry with your cupcakes…
Good thing I like that song, since they play it so much. I can think of a few songs I'd like removed from those playlists, but that's not one of them.
I had to chuckle a little bit when I saw "Jeopardy!" listed among the notable holdings. I had no idea it was such a powerful shaper of public opinion! ; )
The only reason I own a TV today is to check the traffic and the weather — 15 minutes a day, total. And if they ever manage to LiveStream the local traffic, I will completely wean myself from the glass teat.
It would help too Sean to actually quote something of Acton's supposed crimes against the poor or alternatively show how wonderfully kind the status quo has been for the poor either in the USA or the world…. for bonus points you might want to distinguish between the capitalism preached by Acton (private property under the rule of law that's applied equally)… vs. what we've had in the past 40 or so years in the USA/EU with the WTO and other mechanisms for controlling winners and losers which is not at all "laissez faire" cut-throat capitalism. The Federal Reserve system, Fannie Mae, government regulatory agencies that are 'captured' ala FDA, EPA, etc. are not examples of "pure capitalism run amok".
Any system without corruption, 'good old boys', scratching each other's backs, etc. would be better. That would require a system without people, though, and I'm pretty sure some sci-fi author has written a story about the dangers of letting a computer run it all.
What I found alarming was that the same company owns Nick Jr. and MTV.
So suprise here… Nick Jr is pretty spastic. I wonder how much grooming there is in the kids channels towards same-owner adult channels… Quite a bit I expect. If you want a kid that can stomach CNN… get them started young on the sarcasm that is Wle E Coyote. If you want them to watch rely of "soft news" and sports… pump them full of fantasy films and superheroes.
More than a decade ago, I remember thinking "Nickelodeon is like MTV for kids." Though I'm not sure just how much programming on Nick Jr. grooms them for MTV… the Fresh Beat Band?
I'm pretty sure "Little Bear" isn't, but it's older. Strangely, all my children's favorite cartoons have British accents: Thomas that Tank Engine, Fireman Sam, Angelina Ballerina . . . but most of those aren't on Nick Jr. I can easily see how Nick, TeenNick and Nick at Night are headed for MTV. I think Nick Jr. is more about getting parents to trust the brand.
Just because the status quo is bad, doesn't mean we should be embracing the philosophy of atheists such as Ayn Rand, Karl Marx, or Ludwig Von Mises, let alone Lord Acton.
Both communism and capitalism are just con jobs to let the minority rule over and own the majority. Anything you read differently, certainly didn't come from the Papal Social Justice/Economic Encyclicals, no matter how much they try to baptize John Galt he will never be a Catholic.
If you've read Fr Sirico you should know that he is quite satisfied for the market as it exists. He is a cheerleader for the status quo with perhaps some minor tweaking. Our system is hopelessly compromised and corrupted on so many levels. Capitalism on the local level with small independent business is about as close as we come to fair and open exchanges between parties. On the national scale we have Crony Capitalism. Large corps and monied interests essentially own DC and have captured agencies and regulatory bodies as you suggest. Congressmen do their bidding. Of course nothing is absolute, but this is our most essential truth.
If you don't see our current system as corrupt and disordered, driving the vast majority of the wealth and power into the hands of a small elite and driving enormous hardship and stress to the lower orders then I don't know what kind of calamity it would take to drive the point home. For starters I would recommend broadening your info intake. Read Adam Smith, actually READ him. He had great concerns about the nature of greedy, powerful monied factions who he feared would "undermine the national interests in favor of their own." He worried a great deal about collusion and price fixing among powerful economic players. He would not have approved of the vast and distorting powers of the modern corporation vis-a-vis the public. Our system is the corrupted nightmare capitalism Adam Smith feared.
Take a look at the movie "Inside Job" by Charles Ferguson. He is a venture-tech capitalist who made plenty of money and promotes fair and open capitalism. His film shows just how arrogant, greedy, corrupt, criminal and sociopathic much of corporate America is especially the financial sector. Again, he is a highly successful capitalist [a 1%er] who says we have gone off the rails in the last 3-4 decades–on our way to a 3rd world style dictatorship with the attendant social and economic structure and all its disfunctionality. Give a look to Pat Buchannon's "the American Conservative" magazine. Of course there are a multitude of good sources, but the main thing is, if you wish to learn and expand your understanding turn off Rush, Hannity Mark Levin….etc. They sell bull.
There never was a perfect age of Capitalism. Like all human systems it is flawed. There are just times when it functions better and in support of more people than others like the period between WW2 and the early 1970′s. In the post war period workers and the middle class did very well, and the rich did too, no need to worry about them. Our current epoch is killing the golden goose. If all the money flows to the top, who will do all the buying to keep the system functioning? That was why Henry Ford paid his workers well to the dismay of other industrialists. He said he "wanted his workers to be able to afford the cars they were making." Henry Ford was no softy or socialist.
I think breaking up the big media companies though some sort of anti-trust action would be a start. The idea that six rich fascists (say) could buy and control 90% of the media market ought to be deeply worrying to citizens of a democratic republic.
ahh, unbridled capitalism. ain't it grand?
Capitalism is a broad term to use and, in this case, the problem is corporatism specifically and not capitalism in general. Capitalism is a universal term that refers to many different economic systems including corporatism, distributism (yes, technically even distributism is a capitalist economy), Keynesianism, and classical liberal economic theory just to name a few. We'd save a lot of headache in this country if we used our terms correctly instead of always painting with such a broad brush.
Yes, definitions can be a bit confusing, but the Capitalism we have in the US is Crony, Corporatist, corrupt Capitalism. We have always had this to some extent but it has become overwhelmingly so over the last three decades. We have hard market discipline for the middle, lower & poor classes and the softest of cozy socialism for the rugged indivdualists of the elite in the form of govt contracts, insider deals and no strings attached govt bailouts in the hundreds of billions for failed or tottering Wall St. firms.
For the rich it's always do as I say NOT as I do. For the rich it's "Hard edged laissez faire Capitalism for thee but not for me."
Agreed. Eliminating regulatory boards controlled by big business executives and ending government bailouts will go a long ways towards ending the bad capitalism now endemic in America. When big businesses fail, government should sit by and watch, not reward failure and often immoral business practices with national treasure.
The concentration of media power makes it even easier for determined activist groups to seize control and get their own sympathizers in charge of everything.
For instance, the National Organization for Women had a well-run takeover of the media in the 1970s and 1980s. Even today, it focuses on advancing its partisans' careers and business prospects and it has written its ideology into the policies and laws that govern big media corporations.
It's why there's rarely good coverage of March for Life and why the media is so susceptible to feminist spin on the HHS mandate or the LCWR controversy.
I have nothing but support for what Mark writes and have promoted his materials and media. Given that the post targeted media consolidation and control of information, even religious information, I wondered if there might be anything analogous at the Pantheos hub which sought to bring divergent views under one tent. I was confused by the setup and could not reconcile what I read at elsewhere with Mark's orthodoxy. I then realized that these were not his words but that of some sort of general administator. Take care, Father Joe
Thanks, Padre. I'm told that somebody is going to try to carve out time to fix that. All part of the start up mess.
In The Wisdom of Crowds James Surowiecki convincingly argues that a large group of people can collectively make smarter decisions than a few, or even a few experts, can. However, this is not always the case and one needn't look any further than riots and mob rule for examples of group decision-making gone awry. This is because, Surowiecki argues, groups rely on four distinct principles in order to make smart decisions: decentralization, aggregation, diversity, and independence. To elaborate, the individuals of a group must be allowed to make their own decisions independently of each other, without being unduly influenced or coerced by others, the weight of their decisions must be decentralized amongst all the individuals, there must be a way to aggregate all of the individuals' decisions into one, collective decision, and, possibly most importantly of all, the individuals that make up a group must display a wide diversity of opinion, ideas and personal expertise and knowledge – they mustn't all be like-minded. Only when a group possesses all four of these traits can it make truly intelligent decisions – but with often incredible results.
However, the power of crowds to make collective decisions that would shame even the experts in their accuracy and refinement is an unstable one. If even one of the four traits of "smart" crowds, decentralization, aggregation, independence or diversity, becomes threatened then the collective genius of the entire group in question can easily become lost.
Unfortunately, the state of America's media industry threatens not one but at least two of these traits: namely, diversity and decentralization as easily demonstrated by the illustration above.
With so much of the flow of information controlled by so few, to the point that Americans rely on media executives at a rate of 850,000 to one for their news its easy to see how both diversity and decentralization have been compromised – to the point that a few experts in the field are responsible for deciding 90% of what ideas, facts and stories you are exposed to. Ultimately this means that with the consolidation of the media industry into a few corporate giants the range of information that the average American is exposed to is standardized and thus, while it may remain at the same level, or even a higher level overall for any given individual, the aggregate of ideas the group as a whole is exposed to is sharply reduced, thus making us dumber as a society.
Economist Thomas Sowell refers to information as the most scarce resource of all, and never has it been more scarce than now.
Professor Christopher Bellitto is evidently involved with a lot of the "facts" about Catholicism here at PATHEOS. I wish you well Mark, but I think there will be a real tug-of-war over what constitutes the faith: a more traditional view versus a revisionist position. Note that he has editorial responsibilities at Paulist Press, which arguably publishes some suspect works. The late Father Illig, a wonderful Paulist priest, once remarked to me that the press of his own Order often worked at cross-purposes to his efforts at evangelization. In any case, know that I will continue to support the good work you do.
Thanks for your kind words. My guess is that it won't be a big deal to fix that page. The main problem is time and manpower. As I say, I suspect that it was no even written by a Catholic, just an Evangelical staffer who made a stab at it using what little knowledge he had. I think somebody will be trying to get to it relatively soon (he said vaguely).
Mergers and control of communication/media can have a huge impact upon the transmission of our faith and values. After the release by Miramax (a Disney company) of the scandalous 1994 movie, PRIEST, Mother Angelica and Fr. Groeschel offered on EWTN what was to be the first awards program for anti-Catholic works. They awarded the film a "mocking" award and urged patrons to avoid the film. Eisner, the CEO for Disney, called them and told them that if they every did that again, EWTN would be taken off all their cable-lines and networks. Disney at that time had ownership (full or partial) in 80-90% of all cable television lines. Fr. Groeschel told me that they had no choice. The first awards program was their last and it was never seen again in repeats. Criticism was snuffed out.
I have similar worries today about the purchase of AMC movie theaters by China for 2.6 billion dollars. Rumored in the early planning stages is a film based upon the life of blind Chinese human rights activist, Chen Guangcheng, who has been vocal against China's policy of forced abortions. If China owns the movie theaters, do we really think any such film would ever be allowed to see the light of day?
Many social network attempts, even by Christians and Catholics, have collapsed in light of FACEBOOK's domination of the online market. FACEBOOK recently created some controversy by removing the photo of a child with a physical defect. The child's mother was upset because she wanted to show her "beautiful" child to friends and family. However, others complained because the pictured disturbed them, especially since if they had their way the child would likely have been aborted. Those who control the mechanisms of communication and/or its transmission can censor or inhibit entirely the messages of others, even the free proclamation of Gospel faith and values.
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PHOENIX, March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Boulder Canyon Natural Foods®, a leading natural snack food manufacturer and member of the Inventure Foods, Inc. (Nasdaq:SNAK) family of specialty food brands, is proud to announce that it has successfully enrolled its kettle-cooked potato chips in the Non-GMO Project. The Non-GMO Project Product Verification process and seal assures consumers that a product is free of genetically modified organisms (GMO's), including plants or animals that have been grown or raised using gene splicing techniques of biotechnology.
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(c) Massive height and weight.
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(c) Dull yellow.
(d) Pale grey.
4. Who is the new head of the Johnson family?
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(b) Jimmie.
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(b) Wiry.
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3. What is Mudder's real name?
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Osun Deputy Governor's brother defects to PDP
Mr Sunday Olaoye, the elder brother of Osun Deputy Governor, Mrs Titi Laoye-Tomori, has dumped the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Laoye, who formally declared his allegiance to the PDP on Wednesday at the party's secretariat, said he left the APC because he was "used and dumped.''
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Olaoye was a chieftain of the APC in Osun, where his sister emerged as the deputy governor of the state.
Olaoye said he had consultations with God and his supporters before he made the decision to retrace his steps back to the PDP.
He described the PDP as a party that was ready to welcome everybody without discrimination, adding that he had known the PDP governorship candidate as a man of ideas.
"I am ready to work for the success of the PDP. I will go back to political trenches across the 332 wards in Osun to ensure the victory of the PDP in the Aug. 9, 2014 election'', Laoye said.
Alhaji Gani OlaOluwa, the Chairman of the PDP in Osun, said the decision of Olaoye was good for the PDP in the state..
OlaOluwa described Olaoye as "a big catch that will throw the opposition party into disarray.''
The PDP chairman said Olaoye and his followers would not be treated like fresher.
He said the party would continue to spread its nets to ensure that all true democrats returned to the PDP before the governorship election.
A former National Vice Chairman, South West of the PDP, Alhaji Tajudeen Oladipo, said the return of Olaoye to the PDP family was an indication of greater things to happen in Osun.
Meanwhile, the APC in Osun, through its Publicity Secretary, Mr Kunle Oyatomi, described the defection as usual in a democracy.
Oyatomi in a statement made available to newsmen, said it was not compulsory that all members of a family should belong to the same political party. (NAN)
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A comment made by Senator Mitch McConnell is a reminder of how some lawmakers plainly do not understand the role of the judiciary.
Following last week's Senate "deal" over judicial nominees -- "well, that's a step in the right direction" anyway, Peter O'Toole said in Lawrence of Arabia -- I want to come back briefly to one point which is under-analyzed in the debate over the costs of political obstructionism in the face of "judicial emergencies" all over America. It is the concept that federal judges are themselves a vital form of "capital investment" in the districts and circuits in which preside; more important to their communities -- and almost always more of a bargain -- than any pet project a politician is likely to scoop out of the pork barrel.
It was an epic comment made last Tuesday by Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky), before the deal was struck, that reminded me of how little respect some lawmakers must feel for judicial nominees, how little understanding they must have of what federal judges do, and how little senators must care about who suffers when worthy nominees are blocked from adjudicating cases as quickly as practical.
"This is a needless exercise and a waste of the Senate's time because I assume these 17 people already have a job," McConnell said of the 17 judicial nominees in play at the time on the floor of the Senate. "What we're worried about is all the people who don't currently have a job who might in some way benefit from a jobs package that we are by and large in agreement on," Sen. McConnell added.
The senator evidently was making a play on words about a jobs bill that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev) had threatened to stall if Senate Republicans didn't stop blocking floor votes on the judicial nominees, 14 of whom were either unanimously endorsed by the Senate Judiciary Committee or had only one Republican Committee member vote against them.
Sen. McConnell is right to worry about jobs. But last week's fight over judicial nominees wasn't a fight over the 17 nominees themselves -- it was a fight for the rights and remedies of tens of millions of potential litigants residing in the judicial districts those nominees would serve. It was a fight with real meaning to people all over the country who have grievances with one another that must be resolved in federal court. What Senate obstructionists (of both parties) ignore in their preening speeches about "job creation" is that federal judges are perennial job creators -- to the extent they bring certainty and finality to legal disputes.
It's not complicated. When a federal judgeship goes vacant because of Senate intransigence, where judicial nominees with bipartisan approval are held up for no good reason, it's not typically the criminal cases which get unreasonably delayed. Criminal defendants have a speedy trial right under the Sixth Amendment. There is no such right for civil litigants. This means those litigants have to wait, often for years, for a trial judge to make available a time for the disposition of a dispute. The problem only gets worse, like it is now, when district courts are understaffed and judges are forced to handle more than their expected case load.
And who are civil litigants in our nation's federal courts? They are corporations and small business owners, investors and merchants, employees and employers, people just like you and me. Well, maybe not you and me since I didn't file a lawsuit this past year and you probably didn't either. But a lot of other people sure did. In 2010, according to federal court records, no fewer than 282,896 federal lawsuits were filed in America. In 2011, 289,252 lawsuits were filed, a 2.2 percent increase from the year before. The latest statistics reveal that there are currently 270,839 pending civil cases in our federal courts.
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University chapel is open to the public, so anyone is welcome to join us. Chapel services are held Tuesday mornings at 10:50 a.m. and Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. in Bauman Auditorium .
Fall 2014 Speakers
Jamie Noling-Auth
Speaking dates: Aug. 27; Sept. 3; Oct. 1; Oct. 29; Dec. 3 (7 p.m.)
Jamie Noling-Auth is the new university pastor and dean of spiritual life, inclusion and leadership at George Fox University. Before her recent move to Oregon, Jamie served as one of Azusa Pacific University's associate campus pastors for nine years and as an adjunct professor for APU's School of Theology. She earned her doctor of ministry degree at Gordon-Conwell Seminary, her MA in theology at Fuller Seminary, and her BA in communication at Pepperdine.
Her areas of academic interest are discipleship, spiritual formation, women's studies and the gospels. Jamie and her husband John are parents to two little boys, 2-year-old Andrew and baby Luke. In her free time, Jamie loves to travel, swim, read and have great conversation over a good cup of coffee.
Robin Baker
Speaking date: Sept. 2; Dec. 2 (10:50 a.m.)
Robin E. Baker, a historian and experienced university administrator, is the 12th president of George Fox University. He completed a doctorate in history with honors at Texas A&M University in 1989. He was named outstanding graduating student at Hardin-Simmons University, where he earned his master's degree in history in 1982. He earned his undergraduate degree with high honors from Grand Canyon University in 1980.
In addition to his work in political history, Robin speaks frequently on the integration of faith and learning in the Christian university and he has a special interest in the works of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Sarita Gallagher
Speaking dates: Sept. 9 (10:50 a.m.)
Sarita D. Gallagher joined the Department of Christian Studies in 2010. Before coming to George Fox, Sarita taught courses in missiology, biblical studies, intercultural communication, and anthropology at Azusa Pacific University (2006–2010), the World Missions Faith Training School (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 2004–2005), and Tabor College (Adelaide, Australia, 2003).
Sarita also taught courses in English as a Second Language at Flinders University (Adelaide, Australia, 2003, 2005), and World Relief International (Wheaton, Ill., 2002). Sarita has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Oceania and Asia, and served on the mission field with CRC Churches International in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, and Adelaide, Australia.
Jamie Johnson
Speaking dates: Sept. 10; Oct. 22; Nov. 5 (7 p.m.)
Jamie Johnson is the associate pastor of Christian leadership, director of the Friends Leadership Program and an adjunct professor of religious studies. A George Fox graduate, he has studied church history (MA) and Christian education (PhD) and hungers to learn more about what it means for individuals and communities to follow Jesus in every aspect of life.
He is married to Erin, a faculty member in the social work program, and together Erin and Jamie spend much of their energy chasing around their three children - and loving it! In his spare time, Jamie enjoys leading worship, running, reading, and watching, coaching and playing sports. He is a huge fan of the Portland Timbers, the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots.
Maco Hamilton
Speaking date: Sept. 16 (10:50 a.m)
A 2001 graduate of Eastern Oregon in business administration management, Maco worked as a multicultural youth outreach coordinator and student advocate at Mountain View (2001-06) and as a guidance counselor at Ridgefield (2006-07) and Union (2007-13) high schools before arriving at George Fox as the men's head basketball coach in 2013. He earned his masters in education from City University in Vancouver in 2006.
Maco serves on the board of Courts for Kids, a nonprofit organization that sends sports teams to economically disadvantaged areas where they partner with local organizations to build courts for use by youth. He has joined Courts for Kids trips to the Philippines, Uganda and Costa Rica. This past spring, he joined a U.S. Department of State-funded trip to lead a coaches' clinic in Uganda, where he worked with more than 200 coaches. In 2001, he played on an Athletes in Action basketball team that traveled through Kenya playing professional teams.
Rusty St. Cyr
Speaking dates: Sept. 17; Oct. 8; Nov. 19 (7 p.m.)
Rusty St. Cyr serves as the director for spiritual formation at George Fox University. He is a grateful student of more than 20 years to Christ, a lucky husband of 13 years to Stephanie, a stoked dad to Ella Sophia and baby Matea Frances, and owner of a Jack Russell Terrorist named "Woody" (a.k.a. "El Capitan").
Rusty came to the spiritual life team at Fox in 2009 after 10 years of student ministry in Springfield, Mo., Inverness, Scotland, Santa Cruz, Calif., as well as serving as director for spiritual formation at Bethany University near Santa Cruz, Calif. Along with all of this, Rusty is also thankful to experience playing all kinds of drums to music, for stand-up paddling and surfing waves, for opportunities to love and learn from people of other cultures, for reconciliation, for the Shalom-growing principle that we are blessed in order TO BE a blessing, and, of course, for Spinach smoothies.
Charlie Self
Speaking date: Sept. 23 (10:50 a.m.)
"For 30 years I have answered God's calling to encourage, equip and empower people to fulfill their destiny in Christ. I believe that accurate assessment of the past united with Spirit-inspired aspirations for the future create a transformational present where we 'live the future now.' When intimacy with Christ and personal integrity are united with community intercession and insight, the impact for the Kingdom is profound."
Nijay Gupta
Speaking date: Sept. 24 (7 p.m.)
Nijay Gupta joined George Fox Evangelical Seminary this fall as an assistant professor of New Testament. His recent teaching assignments have taken him to Northeastern Seminary in New York, where he served as an assistant professor of biblical theology and exegesis (2013-14); Eastern University in Pennsylvania, where he was a visiting assistant professor of biblical studies (2012-13); and Seattle Pacific University and Seminary, where he was a visiting professor of biblical studies (2010-12).
At George Fox, Nijay teaches New Testament, Greek and spiritual formation and also advises students in the doctor of ministry program. He also blogs on theology and biblical studies at cruxsolablog.com. Nijay holds a doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Durham (2009), master's degrees in theology (2005) and divinity (2004) from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and a bachelor's degree from Miami University (2001).
Jon Huckins
Speaking date: Sept. 30 (10:50 a.m.) and Shalom
Jon Huckins is the Co-Founding Director of The Global Immersion Project which cultivates everyday peacemakers through immersion in global conflict. He also leads a neighborhood based faith community and is on staff with Thresholds as a missional church leadership coach. After extensive international travel and study in the Middle East, Jon focuses much of his writing and speaking on peacemaking, reconciliation and the role of the Church as an instrument of peace in the world. He writes for numerous publications including, Red Letter Christians, Sojourners, and RELEVANT and has written two books, Teaching Through the Art of Storytelling and Thin Places: Six Postures for Creating and Practicing Missional Community. Jon has a Master's degree from Fuller Theological Seminary, lives in San Diego with his wife and two daughters and is active on his neighborhood council and in running the local farmer's market.
John Mark Comer (Love-ology)
Speaking date: Oct. 3 (7 p.m.)
John Mark Comer is the pastor for teaching and vision at Bridgetown: A Jesus Church, right in the center of the city (by Powell's Books if you've ever been to Portland). The church is a part of a family of churches spread across the greater Portland area. "We have this saying – 'In Portland as it is in heaven' – that basically sums up what we're all about," he says. He's also the author of a couple books: My name is Hope: anxiety, depression, and life after melancholy, and Loveology: God. Love. Marriage. Sex. And the never-ending story of male and female, with Zondervan.
Sarah Thebarge
Speaking date: Oct. 7 (10:50 a.m.)
Sarah Thebarge is a speaker and author who grew up as a pastor's kid in Lancaster, Pa. She earned a master's degree in medical science from Yale School of Medicine and was studying journalism at Columbia University when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 27. Her writing has appeared in Just Between Us, Relevant and Christianity Today. Her blog was featured on MSNBC.com. She has spoken at Donald Miller's Storyline conference, women's retreats, and other venues. She was voted one of 40 Women Under 40 who are challenging taboos of the Christian faith.
Rick McKinley
Speaking date: Oct. 14 (10:50 a.m.)
Rick McKinley serves as lead pastor at Imago Dei in Portland. He and his wife Jeanne moved to Portland to plant Imago Dei Community with 8-year-old twins, a 2-year-old and a 1-year-old. Today, besides his pastoral and preaching duties with Imago, Rick travels widely to share local movements like Advent Conspiracy with the broader church. He also serves as faculty at Multnomah Seminary. His books include Jesus in the Margins, Advent Conspiracy, This Beautiful Mess, and A Kingdom Called Desire. Rick and Jeanne enjoy spending time with their kids and thanking God for all he has done and continues to do in the community.
John Mark McMillan
Performance Date: Oct. 15 (7 p.m.)
John Mark McMillan's music career was launched in 2005 with his album, The Song Inside The Sounds of Breaking Down. "With a cracking voice and soaring, fuzzed-out amplification, McMillan stands out as a true worship pioneer," says Relevant magazine of the three-time GMA Dove Award nominee for "New Artist of the Year," "Worship Song of the Year" and "Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year." For those following the North Carolina-based songwriter's steady rise as an artist, McMillan is hailed for his concise, poetic and often "raw" lyrics, with roots in Dylan, Kerouac and Springsteen, but haunted by the presence of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Christena Cleveland
Speaking date: Oct. 21 (10:50 a.m.)
Christena Cleveland is a social psychologist with a hopeful passion for overcoming cultural divisions in groups. Drawing from a vast body of research, she uncovers the underlying processes that affect relationships within and between groups and helps leaders understand how to promote an appreciation for diversity and build effective collaborations with diverse groups. She is the author of Disunity in Christ: Uncovering the Hidden Forces that Keep Us Apart, a Leadership Journal Book Award winner.
Todd Hall
Speaking dates: Oct 28 (10:50 a.m.)
My goal is to help you connect to the work you love and the people you serve.
Years of university research, teaching, and application in the real world have convinced me it's not about status. It's about doing what you love, and loving others while you do it. And we all need some help to get there!
Every leader faces the challenge of employees who are not fully engaged, resulting in inconsistent performance and low morale. When team members are connected to the work they love and the people they serve, the become energized in their work.
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Eugene Cho
Speaking dates: Nov. 11 (10:50 p.m.)
Eugene Cho is the founder and lead pastor of Quest Church – an urban, multi-cultural and multi-generational church in Seattle – as well as founder and executive director of the Q Café, an innovative nonprofit community café and music venue.
He is also the founder and visionary of One Day's Wages (ODW)– "a grassroots movement of people, stories, and actions to alleviate extreme global poverty."
Michael Lawrence
Speaking dates: Nov. 12 (7 p.m.)
Michael and Adrienne Lawrence have five children and began their ministry at Hinson Baptist Church in Portland in September 2010. Michael came to faith at an early age, but never understood that the Christian life was more than salvation until he was introduced to the InterVarsity campus ministry at Duke University.
After their marriage in 1990, both Michael and Adrienne earned their MDiv degrees at Gordon-Conwell, and then Michael earned his PhD from Cambridge University in 2002. He later worked at Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington D.C. as associate pastor for more than eight years. Michael loves books more than food and enjoys an eclectic mix of music. He and his family ride bikes everywhere and love outdoor activities.
Scott Brosius
Speaking Date: Nov. 18 (10:50 a.m.)
Scott Brosius enters his seventh year as Linfield head baseball coach. During his first six seasons, Scott has compiled a 200-72 win-loss record while leading the Wildcats to a national championship, three regional titles and four Northwest Conference crowns. His 200th career victory was earned in the championship game of the 2013 NCAA Finals, which gave the Wildcats their first national title in baseball since the school joined the NCAA.
In 2008, he led Linfield to a fifth-place finish at the NCAA Finals and also guided the Wildcats to third place at the 2010 NCAA championship tournament. He was selected as the West Region Coach of the Year in 2013 and as the NWC Coach of the Year in 2013, 2011, 2010 and 2008.
Prior to his coaching career, Scott played major league baseball for 11 years with the Oakland A's and New York Yankees, earning World Series MVP honors with the latter in 1998.


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Classmates teased Nicolette Taylor, 13, mercilessly about her big nose. The bullying got so bad, her parents allowed her to get plastic surgery.
Despite a history as a child model, Nicolette felt very insecure about her nose. The antagonizing transcended the school setting to social media sites, where classmates called her "Big Nose."
When the bullying spiraled out of control -- mostly thanks to Facebook -- her parents worried about the toll it was taking on their otherwise "tough" and "popular" child. She began breaking down into tears from all of the gossip. The Taylors decided to go ahead and allow Nicolette to get plastic surgery immediately, in favor of the original plan to let her do it when she turned 18.
Nicolette described her nose before surgery by saying, "It hangs crooked and when I smile, the tip of my nose kind of goes down like an arrow. It kind of bothers me." When she saw her new nose for the first time after the operation, she said "Oh my God, it's so pretty" and began crying.
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Hi all, first off I will give you specs. Have a strange problem with two new builds.
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Everything works so great except I keep getting a phantom floppy drive. I have a Lacie usb floppy drive connected to my rig, when first set up it shows as the A drive, after a shut down I get 2 floppy drives A,B, Then A drive is worthless, I believe it to be an ide connected drive, which I do not have. If I disconnect the usb floppy and delete all floppy drives and then plug the usb floppy drive in I have all my drive configurations complete, all is good. When I reboot I get the same thing. Is this a bios thing: or is there something in Win 7.
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There again I get 1 phantom drives, but it is the dvd drive I get a phantom. It shows drive D and a drive F. The D drive is the dvd, but the F drive is really not there. This is really not a big problem but I would like to know if I can do something about this. It is annoying me. Is there anything I am doing wrong.
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This is the first installment of my series on maximizing British Airways miles. Since so many of you got in on the super-lucrative 100,000 mile BA Visa sign-up bonus (see details of the new offer below), feel free to check out: General tips, Post 1 – Booking BA Awards, Post 2 – Booking Partner Awards, Post 3 – Oneworld Alliance, Post 4 – Taxes and Fees, Post 5 – Household Accounts, Post 6 – Companion Ticket, Post 7 – Using ExpertFlyer for Partner Award Availability, Post 8 – The Art of the Stopover, Post 9 – Leveraging Miles and Cash Redemptions, and Post 10 - Using Qantas.com to Find Oneworld Award Availability. Also, be sure to check out my post on the credit card deal itself and the lengthy Q&A in the comments section.
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Today's lesson is how to book a flight to London, which is pretty simple, but I figured it was a good place to start. Tomorrow will be booking a business class Lan award to Lima from JFK. If you want me to cover a specific route or topic, feel free to comment in the section below. Upcoming lessons will also cover ways to maximize the BA Visa Companion Ticket, Household Accounts and stopovers. I'm off to JFK for my Global Entry interview now and then onto my last Scandanavian mileage run to Stockholm, so I have to stop here, but I hope you all have a great weekend, wherever your travels take you!
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The most helpful and friendliest staff we have meet at any hotel in
Ireland. The Molly Darcy resturant hotel attached is a great pub, superb
meals, and live music. Location to the lakes and National parks.
It's a good 5-10min drive from the centre of town.
Staff were friendly,inviting and helpful our stay was most luxurious and relaxing. Highly recommend this top class hotel.
Great Staff: Very professional
~delicious food
~friendly staff
~friendly, interesting waiter-Andreas
~spa facilities
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~big bottles of water in room
~proximity of park
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Very efficiently run and super clean. Good parking.
Probably not the warmest, most welcoming place we've stayed at. Staff were pleasant but a little distant. And not a great wifi system, apparently with filters that block some normal access eg iCloud.
We loved Muckross Park Hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
The breakfast was good, and the food and drink at the attached pub were
excellent. The room and bath was beautiful. The location was perfect for
us. It's away from all the busyness of Killarney and directly across
the street from the National Park and an easy path to Muckross Abbey and
Muckross House. I wish we'd stayed another day and taken advantage
of the bikes they have to loan, so we could have explored even more of
the Park and the area.
The only quibble I have with the hotel is that they did not have feather
pillows. They provided some alternatives to foam pillows that were
adequate, but we still prefer feather.
Very upscale, nice hotel. Rooms and bathrooms and very large. Lots of space for your luggage! Staff is super accommodating and you can get just about anything at breakfast. Highly recommend if you're looking for someplace posh to stay at.
The water to fill the whirlpool tub was yellow. So much for that! Wifi was not good in our room (had to go downstairs).
Beautiful hotel - stunning furnishings, good food and very
friendly service!
A few maintenance issues - our balcony needed a coat of paint, cigarette
butts were left lying around, table on balcony had not been cleaned for
ages, dirty glasses in room were not replaced the next day.
bedroom spacious and nicely furnished.Bathroom modern & luxurious.Breakfast first class. My wife loved the spa treatment with masseuse Madeline. Just across the road from Muckross Park.
Frank Sinatra was played on a loop for two days !Costs ten euro to use the pool, although this was not charged when we booked spa treatment. This is normally included in hotel price.
we were very unhappy with the restaurant menu. there was no steak or chicken on the menu. on the monday morning when we came down for breakfast at approx 8.10am the fry was not available and we had to wait at least twenty mins for it to come out from kitchen.
The hotel itself and spa were fantastic. The staff couldn't be more helpful and friendly. The hotel pub was friendly with a good atmosphere and the food was excellent and good value for money.
I felt that it was a bit much to ask for an extra 10 euros per person to use the spa facilities when i had already paid 398 euros to stay there for 2 nights. Also everything in the spa was way overpriced, for a five star hotel there was lots of little things like in the spa missing tiles on the walls and seats,the pool jacuzzi and outdoor hot tub weren't hot enough but maybe that's just personal taste I suppose
I liked the style and decor when you enter. I loved the staff, they were so friendly, attentive and professional. The rooms were luxurious and spotless. The food was also top class
This 5 star hotel serves a 7 star breakfast. Best looking breakfast
ever. Spa was relaxing as well. I always say its the little things that
make a good hotel great and the little thing as in being given bottles
of water for our ongoing journey was a lovely treat after a great stay.
Could include the €10 charge for use of the spa area in the
orginally price.
Everything was lovely. The staff were very helpful and attentive.
The food was very good. The residents bar was very nice.
The coffee at breakfast was not great.
Our room had a door to an adjoining room and we could here the other people talking and their tv on. I didn't like this as I was trying to rest on day pm after a massage and they has the match on.
The relaxation , the comfort , the friendliness, the cleanliness.The food.
That i could not stay longer.
Great spa!!!
this hotel is absolutely stunning and the thermal sweet is the most amazing i have ever seen!! staff were staff were so friendly. we really enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be going back again!
The friendliness of the staff, especially Teddy, he is a great asset to the hotel. The availability of tea, coffee, chilled fruit drinks & water free of charge at different points around the hotel. The gift of two bottles of water for each guest in a lovely gift bag when checking out, very thoughtful.