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La Sportiva Miura VS
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Manufacturer's Description
Visit La Sportiva's Miura VS page.
Retailers' Descriptions
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From freeing hard aid lines to sending cutting-edge boulder problems, the La Sportiva Women's Miura VS Vibram XS Grip2 Climbing Shoe has been there, done that, and will gladly do it all over again. The aggressive shape and sticky Vibram rubber combine with the Slingshot rand and Powerhinge system to produce a shoe that crushes super steep routes and technical face climbs with equal aplomb. Even better, you can crank down the triple hook-and-loop straps when it's time to get serious and quickly pop the shoes off after your burn.
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Pull on the La Sportiva Muira VS rock shoes, cinch the hook-and-loop straps and start up a steep climb with great control. The shoes excel when you're edging or sticking your toes in tiny pockets.
The women's Miura VS will satisfy ladies looking for a high performance shoe for demanding steep overhangs, dime sized edges, even demanding bouldering problems. A longtime top performer, it is available in a low volume version for ladies (and men) who need a lower volume shoe.-- More than just a 'hook and loop' closure version of the Miura laces, the VS uses the same P3 platform found on the Solution to ensure a permanently downturned toe even after years of hard use-- Hook and loop closure system tightens easily and opens like a clam shell for easy exit-- 4mm Vibram(R) XS Grip2(TM)-- Slingshot rand and Powerhinge system gives you the control in pockets and ultimate edging power-- Padded tongue is comfortable and wicks sweat-- P3 (Permanent power platform) ensures that shoes maintain their shape-- Slip last construction-- Women's specific WPD 75 last offers low volume fit with an emphasis on high performance downturn and high asymmetry
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A high performance hook and loop closure shoe for amazing edging control and pocket climbing performanceEasy to use hook and loop closure system for easy on and off convenience Slingshot rand and Powerhinge system gives you the ultimate edging power 4mm Vibram XS Edge and XS Grip2 Womens model sticky rubber outsoleSpecs WEIGHT 823 oz 228 g LAST WPD 75 CONSTRUCTION Slip Lasted UPPER Leather LINING Dentex unlined underfoot MIDSOLE P3 with 11mm LaspoFlex SOLE 4mm Vibram XS Grip2
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
2/15/2013 (2 years ago)
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Myanmar, once known as Burma, has opened up to the rest of the world after years of secrecy during a slow process of social and political reform. With increased openness is the fact of an ugly, secret war being waged against Kachin civilians who have been driven from their ancestral lands.
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Keywords: Myanmar, Burman, Kachin civilians, war, ancestral lands
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - More than 75,000 ethnic Kachin civilians have been driven from their homes. The Burmese army is accused by various human rights group of intentionally attacking civilian areas. There is widespread evidence of torture, rape, forced conscription and summary executions. Both civilians and government forces employ child soldiers and continue to sow the ground with land mines.
Human Rights Watch reports that at least 10,000 additional Kachin refugees are stranded in makeshift camps across the border in China. Authorities continue to refuse to grant the United Nations and relief agencies access. Thousands have reportedly been forced back across the border and into harm's way.
Since Thein Sein's government came into power last year, authorities have freed hundreds of prisoners, eased media censorship and reached agreements with other ethnic minority rebel groups. The West has eagerly responded, with the European Union suspending most of its sanctions. The U.S. has likewise declared the country open and appointed its first ambassador in 22 years.
Voices of caution are now being heard. In her Nobel Prize acceptance speech in June, Suu Kyi warned against "blind faith" in Burma's trajectory, asserting that ethnic tensions like those in Kachin state must be eased for the country to find its footing.
Burma watchers are concerned that ongoing rights abuses against the Kachin and other ethnic minorities could be further marginalized. "The international euphoria about the reform in Burma is definitely premature, especially with the crimes against humanity we're seeing in Kachin state," Matthew Smith, a field investigator with Human Rights Watch says.
Kachin Independence Army guerillas have fought the Burmese military on and off for decades in their bid for greater political rights and control over lands. More importantly, Chinese-funded hydropower projects brokered during the ceasefire period are being built on this land.
While other rebel movements in Karen and Chin states have inked deals with the government, KIA officials insist the Burmese used the truce as a cover to broker multi-billion dollar energy deals with China without their input. The current fighting was touched off when the Burmese Army advanced on KIA outposts near the Taping River.
"The main reason this war goes on is that Burma is trying to solve our differences by force, not dialogue. Even though we are not in a good position, it is compulsory for us to fight for our rights," Gen. Sumlat Gun Maw, the KIA's vice chief of staff says.
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Our Annual Report for 2014 is now available
Hover over the CONTRIBUTE button above, or use this direct link: http://folklorevillage.com/t1/node/26.
Irish Midsummer Festival, July 3-5th has been canceled with respect to our fiscal responsibilities. Thank you to those who registered and to the artists.
A Clear Look at Folklore Village Finances
A Message From the Board President
I'm hoping anyone who loves and supports Folklore Village will take a look at the 2014 Annual Report now posted. (See link above). It shows all of the wonderful activities the staff, Board and community participate in at this amazing place. It's also a clear look at how all of this work gets paid for – not an easy job for non-profit arts organizations, as you probably know.
I'm going to break the financial report down into a pretty simple structure. First, the hard facts: Folklore Village needs more than $240,000 a year just to stay open. That's about $20,000 a month, $4,000 a week, or nearly $500 a day. Our fixed costs include staff salaries, taxes, insurance, upkeep on our buildings, utilities and other fees. We also have costs for programming and other services we provide. Please believe that we keep these costs as low as we possibly can. But on 94-acre property with 7 buildings, and a full year of programming to provide, the costs add up.
Does our income cover these costs? Honestly, no. We're looking at how to increase our earned income all of the time, and we are constantly seeking grant and sponsor funding. But if you look at our income charts, you can see that these revenue sources simply can't keep up with our needs. Based on the numbers above, a day or evening program might pay for one day of costs for the year; a weekend festival might fund a week – at our current staff threshold, that's about 4 months' worth. Grants, sponsorships and rentals help a lot, but they only pay for a month or two more. Even our wonderful Friends of Folklore Village fundraising group at their current rate can only expect to raise enough to cover two or three weeks.
The past few years we have relied on savings and some extraordinary gifts to balance our budget. We have no debt and hope never to borrow against our property. There's also fundraising: our financial chart shows that donations from individuals who love Folklore Village are generous, and we appreciate that very much. You can see in our Annual Report that we've thanked the donors from 2014 – a little over 200 individuals and families. If you add their gifts to our other income, that meets our budget for 40 weeks or so. That's about 10 weeks short – at $4,000 a week, that's $40,000. And that's just to keep our doors open.
We're asking our community right now to help us fill in those gaps. If you haven't made a donation to Folklore Village, or haven't given recently, please make the choice to donate this year. We see thousands of people come through our doors annually, and frankly fewer than 250 donors is too small a number. We'd love to see more people get involved. If you are a donor – again, thank you. Would you consider making your donation earlier than usual this year? We tend to do our Annual Ask in the fall, but we could really use some income right now. Better yet, would you please make your donation a monthly withdrawal from your bank account? It's easier on you, and it's very helpful to us. Our website has very easy instructions for auto-give. There are other ways you can help us increase our fundraising – making other kinds of gifts, hosting fundraising events, and finding new partnerships. Give us a call – we'd love you to get involved.
Folklore Village has made it through some tough times recently. We are determined keep operating with a balanced budget that doesn't include debt. Even better, we want to develop a financial cushion that will protect us in hard times and allow us to grow. There are so many wonderful things that can be done at Folklore Village. We can't do it alone – please decide to help us financially, and to do it as generously and soon as possible.
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BMO Harris Bank Awards "Folklife...Your Life" School Program
BMO Harris Bank has generously awarded Folklore Village's long-standing school program, "Folklife...Your Life," with a grant to fund 2015 programs for elementary age students and to assist those schools whose budgets would not normally allow participation in the program. "Folklife...Your Life" centers on enriching lives with the appreciation of tradition and heritage. Folklore Village founder Jane Farwell first started the school program by bringing international folk dances into Iowa County schools. The program provides fun and engaging activities such as arts and crafts, games in the Wakefield Schoolhouse, prairie education, international folk dance and international folk music, all designed to highlight and celebrate traditions, family, community, land heritage and the way we live our lives. It encourages children to value their own cultural traditons as well as traditions different than their own, and to recognize these folk traditions in their day to day lives. A sincere thank-you to BMO Harris Bank for continuing to support, once again, the students and schools who particpate in this unique program.
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We want to thank everyone for helping us have such a great year and being so supportive! As the summer months are finally approaching, the band is getting out of hibernation and starting to work again. (Ed gets very lonely in the winter months without them!)
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Welcome to embedded world Conference 2016
Prof. Dr. Matthias Sturm
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"We are the Internet of Things" – keynote theme for a meeting of the world's best developers and engineers at the embedded world Conference 2016 in Nuremberg, Germany. In recent years the embedded community, through technical competence and an enduring exchange of knowledge and expertise, has proven they are laying the foundation for the breakthrough of new ideas.
And now insular solutions are accumulating and amalgamating to create a worldwide network of autonomous embedded systems – the Internet of Things. In the history of mankind a greater technical construct never emerged, a network spanning the world that can contribute to the welfare of everyone.
Such a network presents itself to us now, and because new technologies always entail risks, the actors on this stage must play their roles cleverly, with due responsibility and far-sightedness, correspond, compare and communicate.
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The theme of embedded world 2015, "We are the Internet of Things," pervaded every aspect of the event.
This tone was set right from the outset in the opening keynote of Tyson Tuttle, CEO of Silicon Labs and an experienced engineer for wireless communications. Tuttle explained how the Internet of Things (IoT) will bring not only more convenience and usability but also greater health and safety. He outlined how current and future IoT hardware and software platforms form hubs, and spoke about the challenges that tomorrow's IoT components will have to overcome. Networked components will have to be highly energy-efficient, reliable, secure, and user-friendly.
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Mixing arbitrated loop and fabric
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Storage management hassles and headaches?
The missing array controllers
Human "ROI"
Availability, Part 2: Availability, a layered approach
Implementing a storage-management policy
Network Appliance plays a new ballgame with DAFS
EMC introduces Centera to the fixed content market
Brocade hits the road with its future technology roadmap
EMC: Reading the ROI tea leaves
A mobile backup strategy
Using a reference design for SAN
Building a SAN brick by brick
Managing storage complexity
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Michele's picks on SAM, SRM and SAN management information
Masking and zoning for SAN security
Failure-avoidance levels
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CAD for SAN
A Mother's Day SAN
Managing metadata under Veritas File System
Building user-proof backup
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Backing up multiple terabytes of data
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Storage resource management policies: Do you need them?
Eliminate unused space in datasets
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Operational Management Plans EP 1130-2-550, chp 3, 15 Nov 96 Authority for doing OMP's is in ER 1130-2-540 (15 Nov 1996), Prj Opns – Environmental Stewardship Opns and Maint Policies, chapters 2 "Nat'r Res's Stewardship," chapters 6 "Cultural Resources Mgt," appendix B "Operational Mgt Plans," and ER 1130-2-550 (15 Nov 1996), Prj Opns – Rec Opns & Maint Policies, chapters 3 "Prj MPs and OMPs." Purpose of an OMP Natural resources and park management. Translates the concepts of the MP into detailed management and administration functions. long-term prj goals, OMP-specific obj's to implement MP mgt unit obj's (how, when, who) mgt unit obj's, land use class. (what, when, why, who) Purpose of an OMP is to translate the concepts of the master plan into detailed management and administration functions. In other words, an OMP takes the who, what, when, and why of the long-term project goals, management unit objectives, and land use classifications listed in the master plan and provides the who, when, and how to accomplish those objectives. Emphasis is to Achieve environmental mandates and other environmental considerations of a national, regional or ecosystem nature, and Achieve economy in planning, designing, constructing, and managing recreational facilities. OMPs Work with the master plan. Take Tier 2, 3, and 4 in performance measures. Achieve the objectives outlined in the MP. Should allow the public an opportunity to express their views on the management of the project. Annual public input serves as a partial basis for the annual OMP update. Are filed in a loose leaf notebook to allow for supplements and revisions. Are reviewed and updated every five years with the action plans and budget worksheets updated annually at the project level for funding/staffing/equipment needs. Are approved by the district commander, including updates (the latter per EP 1130-2-540, Apx B). One copy of the approved document is submitted to the appropriate division, and CDR, USACE (CECW-ON), Washington DC 20314-1000. [Note: Approvals are no longer done at HQ. Submit one completed document to your district office Natural Resources Management Unit for review. When approved, either the field office or the district NRM unit will submit a master to the district commander for formal approval and signature.] Costs for annual updates are in the field office's budget as a baseline item. All actions must be included in an approved MP to be included in budget submissions. OMP emphasizes two areas--Natural Resources Management and Park Management. Management strategies for these two areas are consistent with authorized project purposes, approved resource objectives and land use designations, and implementation plans (including funds, staffing, and time frame required to implement the strategies). PART I—NATURAL RESOURCES MGT SECTION Replaces former master plan appendices B (Forest/Range Mgt), C (Fire Control), and D (Fish and Wildlife Mgt). Part I is based on a total ecosystem, or "compartment," approach (i.e., management units) to management of natural resources and includes compartment descriptions, management objectives, and implementation plans. Format is as follows: A. Long term objectives of resource management. These are the resource use goals and objectives listed in an approved master plan. Actions (implementation plans) to meet both the long term objectives listed in "A" and the management unit objectives listed in "C" are listed in "D." B. Compartment descriptions. "Compartment" is the same term for Management Unit. A unit can include several subareas. For part "B" explain the ecosystems for each Management Unit. Per chapter 3-5.c., include descriptions of inventories (forest or vegetative covers, rangelands, water, environmentally sensitive areas or species, and cultural, historic or archeological conditions). 1) Topography (slope, aspect, general soil type...) 2) Aquatic resources (type, temperature, turbidity...) 3) Vegetation (species, size, density...) 4) Fish & wildlife (species) 5) Special consideration or problems (protected or rare/unique habitat, rare and endangered species, national emphasis programs—eg, watchable wildlife, North American Waterfowl Mgt Program, and Neotropical Migratory Birds...—pollution, forest fire control) C. Management objectives for each compartment (management area). Overall project management objectives, including outgranted areas, should be considered and addressed. Outgranted areas will include the outgrantee's management plans for the area, and how the management of the area supports the overall management objectives of the project. D. Implementation plan (actions) for each compartment (management area). 1) Management techniques (actions) to meet objectives 2) 5-year schedule of management techniques to be applied (i.e., budget worksheets) 3) Annual staffing and equipment needs 4) Annual costs (included on budget worksheets) 5) Coordination with other elements/agencies/public PART II—PARK MANAGEMENT SECTION Replaces former master plan appendices A (Project Resource Mgt Plan), E (Project Safety Plan), and F (Lakeshore Mgt Plan). Part II includes descriptions, management objectives, and implementation plans for at least the following listed below if they exist at the project. Formatting and detailed guidance may be determined by the District Commander. Strong consideration should be given to holding an annual project meeting or open house as a way of providing the public with an opportunity to express their views on the management of the facility. This public input can serve as a partial basis for the annual OMP update. Safety (project safety of employee, contractor, visitor) Security Visitor Assistance Shoreline Management (existing approved plan may be inserted as is) Private Exclusive Use (existing approved regional plan may be inserted as is) Outgrants1 (availability of lands, compliance inspections...) Maintenance Recreation Use Fee Program Interpretation2 Cultural Resources Project Sign Management Plan Special Programs3 Cooperations (with other agencies and/or with special interest groups)4 5-year program (for park mgt -- part of budget worksheets) Priority List (of annual programs with staffing and funding requirements) 1 Outgranted areas will include the outgrantee's management plans for the area, and explains how the management of the area supports the overall management objectives of the project (per 3-3.d.(2)). 2 Explain the project's interpretive programs, including the visitor center, the Interpretive Services and Outreach Program (ISOP), and interpretation in general around the project. If a separate Visitor Center Program document has been prepared, reference the document and ER 1130-2-550, chapter 5, for further information. If a separate ISOP has been developed, reference the document and ER 1130-2-550, chapter 4, for further information. If volunteers are used in interpretation, include the reference "Refer to the Special Programs section of this OMP for information on the project's Volunteer Program." If cooperatives/partners are used in interpretation, briefly explain this and include the reference, "Refer to the Cooperations section of this OMP for information on the project's Challenge Cost Sharing program and the Cooperative Associations/Agreements/Partnerships." 3 Under the Special Programs section of this OMP, describe how volunteers are used in interpretation. EP 1130-2- 500, 12/27/96, Chp 10-3a(8) says to include the Volunteer Plan as an appendix to the OMP. 4 Under the Cooperations section of this OMP, describe the project's Challenge Cost Share program and the project's Cooperative Associations/Agreements/ Partnerships program(s). If a separate Challenge Cost Share document has been prepared, reference the document and ER 1130-2-500, chapter 12, for further information. If separate Cooperative Association/Agreement/Partnership document(s) have been prepared, reference the document(s) and ER 1130-2-500, chapter 9, for more information. If cooperatives/partners are involved in interpretation, explain this in more detail in the OMP.
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Samuel Gregg, Acton's Director of Research, continues to promote his fine new book Tea Party Catholic: The Catholic Case for Limited Government, a Free Economy and Human Flourishing via radio interviews all across the country. Today, Sam spoke with Jan Mickelson on Des Moines, Iowa's 50,000 watt WHO Radio. It was a fine conversation, with Mickelson calling the book "a spirited read," well worth your time. To pick up a copy of your own, head over to the book's website. Listen to the interview via the audio player below.
Last week, the first major interview with Pope Francis was released to the world via a number of Jesuit journals; you can read the interview for yourself at America Magazine. As usually happens, major media outlets reported on the interview, often putting their own spin on it (the New York Times provides an example of this type of coverage here).
This morning, Frank Beckmann of Detroit, Michigan's WJR Radio called upon Acton President Rev. Robert A. Sirico to discuss what the pope really said, and how Pope Francis' thinking will shape how the Catholic Church addresses the big issues of our time. You can listen to the interview via the audio player below.
Whenever Acton Director of Research Samuel Gregg and Al Kresta of Kresta in the Afternoon get together, you're bound to be in for a great discussion. They got together this afternoon, and ended up providing a great overview of Sam's new book, Tea Party Catholic: The Catholic Case for Limited Government, a Free Economy, and Human Flourishing. You can listen to the interview using the audio player below:
As David Deavel points out, free market economists and distributists "are often at each others' throats." Deavel is attempting to scrutinize distributism – what it is and what it isn't – in a series at Intercollegiate Review. He claims that while distributism has its flaws, it has some valid points and there is much good to be found in the arguments of distributists.
So what it distributism?
Distributists like to describe themselves as an alternative or third way that avoids what they describe as the pitfalls of both capitalism and socialism. They also claim that their system (alone, they sometimes say), is faithful to papal social teaching and the Catholic social tradition more broadly. Their goal, they claim, is a society of widely distributed property and widely distributed wealth and power. This differs, they say, from both socialism, in which the state owns the means of production, the vast bulk of wealth, and all power, and from capitalism, which is, they say, a system in which a very few private people own the means of production, wealth, and have the lion's share of power.
At Aletetia, John Zmirak gives an interesting treatment of "solidarity", a word we don't talk about too much, either in government, philosophy or theology. However, as Zmirak points out, without solidarity, "tyranny creeps in."
The central principle of solidarity in practice is simple and timeless – the Golden Rule: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." This ethical maxim, which Jesus quoted from the Old Testament, exists in some form in every culture on earth – as C. S. Lewis documented in The Abolition of Man, where he called it the Tao. It is so ubiquitous that it's easy for us to assume that it's universally accepted – at least in theory – while far too rarely practiced.
But in fact, things are darker than that. We have another maxim, which crept into Western souls via "worldly philosophers" such as Machiavelli and Hobbes – the principle of the "consenting adult." Any time someone uses this phrase, he is saying (under his breath) that none of us is the least bit responsible for each other. If folks make stupid choices, that's not our problem. Even if we are the ones who tempted them to make such a choice – if we have exploited them personally, economically, or sexually – we are still scot-free: "She was a consenting adult;" "That schmuck should have known better," we tell ourselves, and smirk.
Instead of an ethic that rests on reciprocity, on admitting the unique value of every person because he's a fellow human, we treasure a heartless, pragmatic ethos that shrugs at suffering and confusion, a Darwinian willingness to pounce on our neighbor's mistakes. So "consenting adults" work in sweatshops overseas making our iPads, or sweat before cameras enacting our porn, or wake up alone in the bed where we've left them when we were finished with our desires. No individual rights were violated, no crime was committed or contract broken – so the modern secular conscience has nothing meaningful to say.
Solidarity is not a power relationship, but one based on justice and love, Zmirak says. It is certainly not socialism, either; it is, rather, a term borrowed from Catholic Social Teaching that allows a community of people to bond, to live together with concern for each other's needs, regardless of what the government is up to.
Read "The Deadly Myth of the 'Consenting Adult' " at Aleteia.org.
Michael J. Gerson's encomium to Jim Wallis' book on the common good includes this curious paragraph:
Nearly every Christian tradition of social ethics encompasses two sorts of justice. The first is procedural justice: giving people what they deserve under contracts and the law. The second is distributive justice: meeting some needs just because human beings are human beings. This is not the same thing as egalitarianism; confiscation is not compassion. But distributive justice requires a decent provision for the vulnerable and destitute. And this is not just a matter of personal charity. Social justice is more than crumbs from the table; it depends on the existence of social and economic conditions that allow people to live, work and thrive.
Gerson should be applauded for grappling with such substantive doctrines as the common good and social justice. It is certainly brave to do so within the confines of a short opinion piece.
But his treatment of these in the context of this short op-ed illustrate the difficulty of doing so in a responsible fashion. For one thing, the common good is perhaps one of the most difficult concepts to get a handle on in the history of Christian moral reflection. In the end, Gerson summarizes it as "the set of social circumstances that allows everyone to flourish." We might quibble with this description as not quite getting at the common good as a telos rather than a process, but given that he quotes John Paul II in the previous line, this isn't that large of a quibble.
We might also note that even though it is commonly associated with modern Roman Catholic social thought, as Gerson notes, the idea of the common good is much more of a catholic legacy of Christianity shared by a variety of Christian traditions. See, for instance, Gerson's claim that Wallis' invocation of the common good is "further evidence of the intellectual advance of Catholic social teaching across Christian confessions." I think this is probably true in the case of Wallis and many evangelicals, and in this Roman Catholic social thought has done a great service in preserving this inheritance and serving as a reminder and inspiration for those who have forgotten the place of the common good in their own tradition's moral reflection.
As Michael Novak observes in The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism, "A successful corporation is frequently based upon the principle of subsidiarity. According to this principle, concrete decisions must be made on the level closest to the concrete reality. Managers and workers need to trust the skills of their colleagues. A corporate strategy which overlooks this principle–and many do–falls prey to all the vices of a command economy, in which all orders come from above."
According to a study by Melba J. Duncan in the Harvard Business Review, such delegation makes economic sense: "Generally speaking, work should be delegated to the lowest-cost employee who can do it well."
A recent BusinessWeek article updates the case for executive assistants. Anyone who has had significant contact with corporate settings knows that the EAs are the ones who really get things done. But for such delegation to be effective and efficient, it must be empowering. As Duncan writes, "The most effective executives think deeply about the pieces of their workload that can be taken on—or restructured to be partially taken on—by the assistant."
Even the "lowest-cost employee" has a stewardship responsibility.
Of course, delegation can go too far, too.
Last April 16, Acton's Rome office co-sponsored a seminar in London on "The Morality of Work, Commerce and Finance: Lessons from Catholic Social Teaching" with St. Mary Moorfields, the only Roman Catholic parish in the Square Mile and located in the very heart of London's investment banking district.
With several astute financiers, bankers, and business executives in attendance, the seminar's expert speakers helped them articulate and ponder the moral and vocational aspects of the financial world in which they work. The seminar's speakers also addressed the political and legal frameworks that regulate their sectors in light of traditional free market economic philosophy and the particular Catholic social teachings that both challenge and sustain modern practices in the sector.
Msgr. Martin Schlag, a moral theology professor at Rome's Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, led off discussion with his talk "Personal Virtues in the Workplace". Schlag spoke about the interplay of the classical virtues before raising a discussion on the uniquely Christian "theological" or supernatural virtues of faith, hope, and charity.
Questions about poverty and social teaching are on the forefront of Pope Francis' mind, as he's made convincingly clear in his young papacy. This calls for cogent thinking on the topic, according to Fr. John Flynn, LC in "Francis and Catholic Social Teaching: Debates About Economy, Equality and Poverty Sure to Continue."
Flynn cites Jerry Z. Muller, professor of History at the Catholic University of America, who gives credit to the astonishing "leap in human progress" that capitalism has brought about, but cautions that some find the disparity between rich and poor, the powerful and the dispossessed, to be grounds for anti-capitalist sentiment. Muller points out that this type of inequality seems to be growing internationally. (more…)
Rev. Robert Sirico was recently featured in El Salvador's newspaper El Diaro de Hoy. Consuelo Interiano interviewed him about the free market, and social mortgage.
Sirico begins by saying that private property isn't just important for businesses to thrive, it's absolutely necessary for their existence. He goes on to say that businesses and private companies are the best way to help individuals escape poverty. Companies, large or small, create opportunities for work and offer individuals a means to elevate themselves out of poverty.
John Paul II said the Church "has consistently taught that there is a 'social mortgage' on all private property." For those not familiar with the term 'social mortgage,' it refers to the conditions under which people may use God's creation. In other words, if you have private poverty you have a duty to be productive with it. Sirico responds to this by saying that the free market is a means to productivity and therefore social mortgage. He explains that one should not assume that the Catholic Church promotes socialism or communism.The duty of social mortgage falls on the shoulder of private property (which does not exist in these economic systems). He goes on:
My defense of the free market is not a defense of crony capitalism, not a defense of mercantilism, not a defense of banks or entrepreneurs who buy the courts, who buy the states, because these people act exactly against the free market.
Rev. Sirico bases his explanations of the free market and the role of businesses on the book of Genesis. It says that human beings were created in order to exercise creativity and rule over all of creation.
To read the full article in Spanish, please visit ElSalvador.com.


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