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Francis offered a breathtakingly blunt list of explanations for the "exodus."
"Perhaps the church appeared too weak, perhaps too distant from their needs, perhaps too poor to respond to their concerns, perhaps too cold, perhaps too caught up with itself, perhaps a prisoner of its own rigid formulas," he said. "Perhaps the world seems to have made the church a relic of the past, unfit for new questions. Perhaps the church could speak to people in their infancy but not to those come of age."
At the same time, he dismissed as empty the allure of rival congregations promising "lofty, more powerful and faster" solutions.
Francis asked if the church today can still "warm the hearts" of its faithful, with priests who take time to listen to their problems and remain close to them. He said he wants a church that acts like a "mother" who not only gives birth to her children but cares for them and holds their hand.
"We need a church capable of rediscovering the maternal womb of mercy," he said. "Without mercy, we have little chance nowadays of becoming part of a world of `wounded' persons in need of understanding, forgiveness and love."
"We need a church able to dialogue with those disciples who ... are wandering aimlessly, alone, with their own disappointment, disillusioned by a Christianity now considered barren, fruitless soil, incapable of generating meaning."
The Vatican said Francis read the five-page speech in its entirety to the 300 or so bishops gathered for lunch in the auditorium of the Rio archbishop's residence, and noted that the talk was both the longest and most important to date of Francis' pontificate. He will issue a similarly lengthy and important speech on Sunday to the bishops of Latin America before heading back to Rome after the conclusion of World Youth day, said the Rev. Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman.
Despite Francis' critical assessment of the state of the church in Brazil, the pope's reception in Rio has shown that he at least can still draw a crowd. Copacabana beach's 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) of white sand was nearly half full by Saturday afternoon with young people gathering for the Catholic youth festival's final vigil Saturday night before Sunday's morning Mass. During a ceremony Friday night, Brazilian media estimated that 1.5 million people were on hand, filling up only a fraction of the beach.
The Argentine pope began his day with a Mass in Rio's beehive-like modern cathedral where he exhorted 1,000 bishops from around the world to go out and find the faithful, a more diplomatic expression of the direct, off-the-cuff instructions he delivered to young Argentine pilgrims on Thursday. In those remarks, he urged the youngsters to make a "mess" in their dioceses and shake things up, even at the expense of confrontation with their bishops and priests.
"We cannot keep ourselves shut up in parishes, in our communities when so many people are waiting for the Gospel!" Francis said in his homily Saturday. "It's not enough simply to open the door in welcome, but we must go out through that door to seek and meet the people."


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ESCONDIDO: Local art studio creates tribute to San Diego's cannery workers
Nature Works also created Vinehenge Park, a whimsical playground of giant grapes and vines in Escondido's Grape Day Park.
Salatino said they were just finishing the project in late September 2004 when they heard of the competition for the cannery workers project.
Artists usually have four to six months to submit projects in such competitions, but she said they had only five weeks to come up with a design, illustration and budget.
The three women worked on the project in Escondido for about 2 1/2 years, and the installation took place in stages beginning last January.
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8:30 a.m. EST: OK, now baseball is really getting close. Tuesday marks the day that die hard Red Sox fans anticipate every winter: Truck Day. This year, the Red Sox' equipment truck, which will be departing at around noon Tuesday to make the 1,480-mile trek to the team's spring training home in Fort Myers, Fla., features the slogan "Big Things Ahead." Serving as the unofficial beginning to spring training, Truck Day not only signifies that Opening Day is just around the bend, but it also gives us all a reason to talk a little baseball in the winter. (As if we needed a reason, really.) Fortunately, NESN.com's live blog is ready to capture this year's Truck Day in all its glory. Everyone is encouraged throughout the day to slack off a little bit — it's cool, you have my permission — and send along your two cents. Whether you have questions, ideas, concerns or just feel like getting your thoughts down on the Interweb, feel free to comment in the comments section below. If you're feeling extra crazy, pop on over to social media. You can send along your thoughts on Twitter @NESN or @TheRickyDoyle, or you can start conversing on NESN's Facebook page. In order to keep the Twitter convo going, we're going to be using the hashtag #TruckDay. You're all encouraged to do the same. It'll be fun I swear. Now, assuming you already have your cup of java poured, how does everyone feel going into this spring training? Photo via Twitter/@Monaghan21
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The end result of a BMW 1 Series with a 2 Series snout looks like something that was delievered directly from the factory and makes you wonder what BMW were thinking in the first place.
"I've been driving it a couple of months with the M235i front and the attention and thumbs up the car gets is unbelievable."
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AGP: disabled
Hi all,
so... i have a problem (of course ;)) : my agp is disabled :mad: My card is a GeForce3 Ti200 (128M) and my motherboard, an ABIT KT7A (chipset KT133). My dristribution is a Debian and my XFree version is 4.2.1.
I have disabled (no module, no static) agpgart in my kernel. My module configuration:
alias /dev/nvidia* nvidia
alias char-major-195 nvidia
(i tried to add :
options nvidia NVreg_ReqAGPRate=2
options nvidia NVreg_EnableVia4x=1
but no effect)
Extract from my XF86Config-4:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Generic Video Card"
Driver "nvidia"
Option "UseFBDev" "true"
Option "NoLogo" "true"
Option "NvAgp" "1"
Option "RenderAccel" "true"
Option "PageFlip" "true"
:~$ cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/status
Status: Disabled
~$ cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/host-bridge
Host Bridge: Via Apollo Pro KT133
Fast Writes: Supported
SBA: Supported
AGP Rates: 4x 2x 1x
Registers: 0x1f000217:0x00000000
~$ cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/card
Fast Writes: Not Supported
SBA: Not Supported
AGP Rates: 4x 2x 1x
Registers: 0x1f000007:0x00000000
~$ cat /proc/driver/nvidia/version
NVRM version: NVIDIA Linux x86 nvidia.o Kernel Module 1.0-4191 Mon Dec 9 11:49:01 PST 2002
GCC version: version gcc 3.2.2 20021212 (Debian prerelease)
~$ cat /proc/driver/nvidia/cards/0
Model: GeForce3 Ti 200
Video BIOS: 03.20.00.26.00
Card Type: AGP
What i missed ? Any suggestions ?
Best regards,
This problem sounds very similar to mine (still unresolved), which nvidia drivers are you running?
I just found this, as well: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/show...s+disabled+agp
If you can't be bothered reading it: add try_unsupported as an option to the agpgart driver.
agp_try_unsupported only works with the agpgart driver.
I'm not positive whether the nvagp driver contains support for the KTxxx series chipsets, though. I know some have had trouble with the KT400, and I think some others have had trouble with the KT333 (which is just a KT266 with a faster memory bus), but I could be wrong on that. I have a KT333, and it works just fine with agpgart (kernel 2.4.19 with the -preempt patchset).
Why did you disable agpgart? Does enabling it (and recompiling the kernel, obviously -- if you make it a module, you may have to do something like post-install nvidia /sbin/modprobe -k agpgart and pre-remove nvidia /sbin/modprobe -r agpgart in your modules.conf to get the module to load when it's needed, though) help?
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Amid flat sales figures for trade books and in the face of the rising use of gadgets born of technology—iPods that download music and now films—and a growing new interest in comic books for adults (so-called graphic novels), the good old-fashioned superabundance of American literature once again emerged in 2007. Novelist Norman Mailer pursued his obsession with the questions of good and evil by publishing a fascinating fictional study of the childhood of Adolf Hitler. The novel, titled The Castle in the Forest, received many good reviews and others that were mystifying (a number of critics, for and against, deciding to review Mailer rather than the novel). Mailer followed through with a nonfiction book, On God, in which he debriefed himself on matters holy and profane and advanced his argument that God is an artist. Mailer died soon after the publication of this provocative volume.
Don DeLillo, a master of the so-called postmodernist novel, boldly took up the subject of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York City in the novel Falling Man, which received mixed reviews. Exit Ghost, Philip Roth's farewell to the character of writer Nathan Zuckerman (who held sway in eight other novels over the course of many decades), fared a little better with the reviewers and critics than his contemporaries. "Maybe the most potent discoveries are reserved for last," Zuckerman declared. Some critics said maybe; some said maybe not. Returning to Earth, Jim Harrison's novel about a man dying of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; Lou Gehrig disease), also had a fine reception. Five days up the river and they came upon another, flowing in from the mountains to the east to meet the Sacramento, causing it to swell and double its width to form a kind of bay, and at last they get a look at those who live here. A crowd of men stand on the bank, two hundred or more, armed with bows and arrows, their bodies painted yellow, black and red. Three sailors level their pistols, but Sutter tells them, "Wait!" James D. Houston's late 19th-century California historical novel Bird of Another Heaven followed on the success of his Donner Party fiction Snow Mountain Passage (2001).
The winner of the 2007 National Book Award for best fiction was Denis Johnson's 600-page Tree of Smoke, which took its name from a biblical text that in part sets the tone for the novel: Joel 2:30–31. And I will give portents in the heavens and on the earth, blood and fire and palm trees of smoke. The sun shall be turned to darkness, and the moon come to blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes. The novel, which follows the story of a CIA agent in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, won copious praise.
Some younger but well-established fiction writers published novels that met with warm praise. Michael Chabon demonstrated the definition of prolific by bringing out two novels in one year, The Yiddish Policemen's Union, a serious alternative historical fiction about life in a Jewish state set aside in Alaska, and Gentlemen of the Road, a historical fantasy about a Jewish adventurer and his African pal in an adventure set in an ancient myth-tinged central Asian kingdom during the Middle Ages. Sherman Alexie also delivered two books—the novel Flight and a young-adult fiction titled The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. Nigerian-born fiction writer Chris Abani had two offerings—the full-length novel The Virgin of Flames and the short novel Song for Night. Story writer Amy Bloom had, in Away (the period saga of a female Jewish immigrant to the U.S.), a momentary best seller. Ann Patchett's novel Run found itself on the best-seller list soon after publication.
Five Skies by Ron Carlson took up with great success the world of men and machines in this story about the construction of a stunt ramp in the middle of the Idaho wilds. In Red Rover Deirdre McNamer took her readers to a Montana bustling with youthful vigour and then rife with old age. Thomas Mallon's Fellow Travelers went back to the period of Sen. Joseph McCarthy's prominence during the early 1950s and opened up the hidden world of gay Washington, D.C., at that time. Christopher Buckley used Washington, D.C., for the setting of Boomsday, another of his comic successes. Lynn Stegner's Because a Fire Was in My Head portrayed a powerful, if disastrous, western Canadian antiheroine. Three writers turned in volumes of novellas: Rick Moody, with Right Livelihoods (which contained "The Albertine Notes," one of the finest science-fiction stories of recent years); Paul Theroux, with The Elephanta Suite (three long stories set in contemporary India); Michael Knight, with The Holiday Season; and Alan Cheuse, with The Fires.
Some younger writers, mostly first-generation Americans, produced debut novels of real mastery, among them Dominican American Junot Díaz, with The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao (the pathetic tragedy of a Dominican kid from New Jersey who is a dangerously hopeless romantic); Nathan Englander, with The Ministry of Special Cases (which takes the reader into the lives and hearts of a Jewish Argentine family during Argentina's "dirty war"); Peruvian American Daniel Alarcón, with Lost City Radio (about the aftermath of a guerrilla war in an unnamed Latin American country); and Iranian-American Dalia Sofer, with The Septembers of Shiraz (a lyrical lament about an Iranian family's struggle following the end of the Iranian Revolution). Hawaii served as the setting for story writer Kaui Hart Hemmings's pleasurable first novel, The Descendants. Story writer Margot Singer put her linked stories into a volume called The Pale of Settlement, which won the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction. Los Angeles poet Wanda Coleman came out with Jazz & Twelve O'Clock Tales, mainly in the vernacular. ("Follow me, Jack or Jill—if you will. You know, in Chinese lore, white is the color of death and corruption. 'Tain't necessarily so, like the Man sings in the Song. Howsumevah, kick back and allow me to hip you to my color-whacked past … then you tell moi. … ": "Shark Liver Oil") San Francisco writer Kiara Brinkman made her debut with a novel, Up High in the Trees.
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Mary Lee Settle, who died in 2005, left a memoir titled Learning to Fly: A Writer's Memoir, notably about her World War II experiences in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force. Scholar Arnold Rampersad's Ralph Ellison was the first full biography of the late American writer. Novelist and experimental biographer Beverly Lowry offered Harriet Tubman: Imagining a Life. Some interesting journals and notebooks also appeared: Notebooks (2006; covered the journal entries [1936–81] of playwright Tennessee Williams), edited by Margaret Bradham Thornton; The Journal of Joyce Carol Oates, 1973–1982, edited by Greg Johnson; and Guy Davenport and James Laughlin: Selected Letters, edited by W.C. Bamberger. Page Stegner, son of the celebrated Western writer, edited The Selected Letters of Wallace Stegner.
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The number of births and the migrating population will be the key of the fifth national census in China, the largest of its kind in the world, scheduled on 1 November 2007.
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My daughter just turned 7, and she started playing tennis 8 months ago. Currently, she is in a beginner group class. She likes it so far, and I would like to rally with her and feed her balls for about an hour a day, 4 times a week. I've contacted several tennis clubs in the Chicago Western Suburbs area and they charge $25 to $30 bucks an hour during the Winter. I can't afford that right now. I found a club called 5 seasons and they do allow Junior walks-ons but courts are only available very early in the morning or after 9 PM. So far, I've had to play with her at 9 PM but my wife is complaining that it's too late. Is there an alternative to this or that's just how much it is to train a Junior up North?
We lived in Crystal Lake from 1996 - 2000 and I had at the time an 11 yr old son and 6 yr old girl. And even back then at the Crystal Lake Tennis Club (we had 7 indoor carpet courts) it was like $22 an hour for prime court time.......when we went to Chicago Indoor to work with my sons coach 3x per week they also charged an additional $18 hr for the court time.
Spoiled once we got back to Texas!!!!!!
I grew up in Florida so the cost is shocking. I guess we'll just have to continue playing late at night until next Spring.
Schnvang, Depending on where you live there may be some other options. Most of the clubs have a group junior developmental program that may fit your daughter's needs. You would be surprised at the level of some of the players. In the program in which I was the director over ten years agohad several players who have gone on to play major D-1 college. Try McFetriddge, Mid-town in the City, the clubs in Aurora, Courts-Plus in Elmhurst and the Norris Center in St. Charles. Without knowing where you live, I can't give you specific names.
Well, Hinsdale's high school has been winning state championships and routinely sending many players on to D1 women's tennis. Check into Score tennis academy nearby, where some of them have trained. Also, it might be worth calling the local HS coach for references. For the m*dwe*t, you're in a pretty ideal spot, I'd say, with lots of 4- and 5-stars coming out of the area.
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five seasons club at Northbrook (not sure if that is the one you've called) has a number of programs/classes for kids for all levels. they have pretty good coaches, and developed quite a few high level juniors over recent years. I'm pretty sure the rates for those are more affordable - but of course you do not get one-on-one coaching in those sessions.
I'm a few hrs from chi and the indoor prices are too high for my blood to be one on one teaching a teen. 300 to be a member then 30-40 hr. What our school coach said was join racquetball off season at the indoor tennis that's 10/hr then tennis invites over summer. We may still just do a few tennis clinics in the end but racquetball is an option.
Live in Dallas. The indoor clubs want to charge 200 to 300 month for membership dues. Haven't belonged to a club for a long time. When I lived in Milwaukee when I was younger you didn't need to. There was always a group of people that played at every set of courts. Anyway I looked on the net and saw the membership dues in a Detroit club(also use to live there) that I played at as a child and they were charging 45 bucks a month member dues. I also checked a Milwaukee club and they were not charging for adults at all. The court time fees are comparable, but the monthly membership dues for comparable clubs between the mid western clubs and the Dallas clubs is frustrating to me.
Another inexpensive alternative for off season training is Pickleball. You get a lot of volley and overhead practice. You can play for free at city rec centers.
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Alvarez and Decarie are no stranger to one another, and have somewhat unfinished business together. The two were supposed to fight back in 2009, before Alvarez was forced to pull out after suffering a badly sprained knee just days before the fight. Terrance Cauthen, who Alvarez had previously defeated, went on to replace Alvarez and gave Decarie all he could handle before running out of gas and being stopped with one second to go in the 10th and final round.
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NEW YORK – Tim Russert's chair was empty on "Meet the Press" on Sunday, two days after his unexpected death.
But Russert was very much present on the full-hour tribute to this giant of political journalism who hosted NBC's public-affairs program for more than 16 years.
"His voice has been stilled," began Tom Brokaw, who led the conversation, "and our issue this sad Sunday morning is remembering and honoring our colleague and our friend …."
Brokaw and a half-dozen others were seated in front of the "Meet the Press" set and its angular table, left vacant, where Russert had presided as recently as last week.
Brokaw noted that Russert had a large wooden sign in his office that read: "Thou Shalt Not Whine," which Brokaw then supplemented with "Thou shalt not weep or cry this morning. This is a celebration."
But a bit later he choked up, recalling Russert's words of awe at how far a working-class kid from Buffalo like himself could rise: "What a country!" he would marvel.
Among those gathered were presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin and political pundit Mary Matalin, with Maria Shriver – the former NBC News correspondent and currently California's first lady – on a remote hookup.
All agreed that Russert was tough but fair in his interviewing, and that he, as a former political operative himself, loved politics and politicians.
What he didn't like, said consultant-pundit James Carville, was an elected official or anybody else who wasn't prepared to face him.
"The biggest insult to him was someone who came on and … didn't take the show seriously," Carville said.
It was a mistake they quickly regretted, because Russert took his stewardship of "Meet the Press" as a sacred trust.
"He would spend all week preparing," said executive producer Betsy Fischer.
PBS' Gwen Ifill, a former NBC correspondent, called the program "The Church of Tim."
"I would actually get a pass from my own pastor to not be in church on Sunday if I was gonna be on 'Meet the Press,'" she said with a smile.
MSNBC commentator Mike Barnicle added that Russert's son, Luke, had told him the day before that the program was "Tim's second son."
However fitting Sunday's tribute, it was a cruel irony that Russert had become the big story, particularly in the midst of a like-no-other presidential race that he was covering with his customary gusto. Guests he had planned to grill Sunday were senior officials from both campaigns.
All that changed with Russert's death from a heart attack Friday. He was stricken while preparing for the broadcast at his network's Washington bureau.
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A replica of the Vietnam Veterans wall is coming to San Diego this month (at Tuna Harbor Park, next to the Midway, March 13 to 16). I urge all to go view the wall to honor the veterans who have served our country.
San Marcos has its own memorial wall for its veterans at Helen Bougher Park at Woodland Parkway and Borden Road. I would like to thank Mike Preston and his wife for making this memorial a reality.
This past November on Veterans Day many in San Marcos honored our veterans. Every year this event becomes larger, and many branches of our military come to observe and participate in the ceremony. The park is special to me because my father's name is proudly displayed on the wall with other San Marcos veterans.
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Once again, Logan Jenkins can barely contain his hand-rubbing glee at the thought defeating Republican office holders in San Diego County ("Six storylines to watch in race for new Latino district," March 5).
First he promotes Escondido Councilwoman Olga Diaz in her bid to unseat Mayor Sam Abed. Now he's pushing Consuelo Martinez, an ACLU employee active in "voter education," in her race against Escondido Councilman Ed Gallo.
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Because of the historical nature, seldom do these events involve facial makeup or masks. That in itself would negate any idea of security issues, as did the presence of small children who merely wanted to ride the carousel at Westfield Plaza Camino Real in Carlsbad.
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Marimba music and traditional chants of Colombias South Pacific region are the heritage of Afro-Colombian groups in the departments of Valle del Cauca, Cauca and Narińo. Chanting by women and men (cantadoras and chureadores) blends with acoustic instruments, handcrafted using local materials: palm-wood Marimbas, wooden and leather bass and hand drums, and bamboo and seed rattles. This music is performed principally during four rituals: Arrullo, Currulao, Chigualo and Alabao. Arrullo is a saint worship ritual led by women, who prepare the saints, candles and altars and perform chants accompanied by drums and, on occasion, Marimbas. The Currulao (or Marimba Dance) is a festive occasion. Men play the Marimba and perform profane chants while people sing, dance, eat and drink, and recount stories. The Chigualo is a wake following the death of a young child. The body is covered with flowers and a cappella chants are performed around it. The Alabao is a wake following the death of an adult, where extremely sad chants are sung, also a cappella. Musical knowledge of these traditions is passed on orally from generation to generation with younger performers guided by more experienced musicians. With a large proportion of the Afro-Colombian population of the region having moved to urban areas in recent decades, their musical heritage remains an important source of community identity, whether in their home villages or in town.
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Our Efforts
With our efforts concentrated on our four social responsibility pillars, we have created a number of programs and initiatives that are currently in place or part of our future plans. As we look ahead, we still have much we hope to accomplish. We plan to continue working with our employees to turn their great ideas into positive change, while also looking for ways to develop new products so we can provide our customers with sustainable options. We will seek out more opportunities to help communities around the world and partner with organizations and vendors who share that commitment. And we will continue to look for innovative ways to reduce our environmental footprint.
We also believe that being transparent—sharing both our successes and our opportunities—is an important part of telling our continuing social responsibility story. That is why each year we set goals (an important part of every aspect of our business) within our four social responsibility pillar areas and report on the progress we've made toward each of them. Of course, we always hope that we'll accomplish what we've set out to do, but we also realize that we're not perfect. Through reporting what we've learned over the years, we will hold ourselves accountable for our actions and determine ways to make improvements into the future.
To read more about our progress over the past few years, please:View Our ProgressPDF - 3.5mb
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