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Author and journalist Eugene H. Robinson is assistant managing editor and columnist for The Washington Post. He delivered the keynote address during General Synod 27's River City Saturday in Grand Rapids, Mich.+ More details
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Eboo Patel, author, blogger and member of the Obama Administration's Faith Advisory Council, is the founder and executive director of the Interfaith Youth Core, a Chicago-based international nonprofit. He holds a doctorate in the sociology of religion from Oxford University where he studied on a Rhodes Scholarship.+ More details
News Bulletin 13 July 2012 -- The Christian Institute07:14
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Website http://www.christian.org.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/christianinstitute Twitter http://twitter.com/christianorguk YouTube http://www.youtube.com/christianorguk David Cameron has backed the right of Christians to wear a cross in the workplace during Prime Minister's Questions, and pledged to change the law if necessary to make the situation clear -- A new opinion Poll confirms that most people in Scotland want marriage to stay between a man and a woman -- Claims that the legalisation of euthanasia in Holland has 'not' led to an increase in the number of cases, have been questioned by a leading pro-life doctor -- Fourteen NHS abortion clinics have been found to have broken the rules, by allowing doctors to pre-sign forms authorising a termination -- Liberal Democrat minister Vince Cable has said that 'changing the definition of marriage is unnecessary' -- A Canadian woman who was diagnosed with cancer while she was pregnant and refused to have an abortion, has been nominated in a Mum of the Year competition -- Members of the Church of England's General Synod have voted to overwhelmingly back the right of Christians to live out their faith in public life -- And finally, with less than 2 weeks to go until the start of the London Olympics, Christian archer Jennifer Nichols has been drawing some extra inspiration, - from her 'quiver'.+ More details
John Thomas Sermon - General Synod 2734:49
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The Rev. John H. Thomas delivers an insightful and faith-filled sermon at the Sunday afternoon worship service during General Synod 27 in Grand Rapids, Mich. The sermon marks Thomas' final sermon to the General Synod as General Minister and President.+ More details
Reformed Church in America: General Synod 2011: The Vote on Tom De Vries11:07
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This video shows the vote for Tom De Vries as the Reformed Church in America's next general secretary. It also includes remarks by Tom after the vote and a prayer by General Synod president Don Poest.+ More details
Reformed Church in America: General Synod 2011: Tom De Vries Presentation31:31
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General Secretary nominee Tom De Vries addresses the Reformed Church in America's 2011 General Synod as they consider whether to approve him.+ More details
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Lynn Redgrave's keynote address, June 26, 200731:05
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Lynn Redgrave gave the Tuesday afternoon address to General Synod 26. Her speech poignantly described her journey with breast cancer, and the joy she found in her local church, First Congregational UCC in Kent, CT.+ More details
Discerning the Mind of Christ at General Synod: Pauline Williman00:49
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What does it mean to discern the mind of Christ as a General Synod delegate? Former delegate Pauline Williman reflects on this question.+ More details
Reformed Church in America: Significant Events Under Wes Granberg-Michaelson08:38
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There were a number of significant events in the life of the Reformed Church in America during Wes Granberg-Michaelson's time as general secretary.+ More details
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Chicago-Red Bull New York Game Review
East Rutherford, NJ (Sports Network) - Chris Rolfe scored his third goal, Jon Busch made 10 saves and the Chicago Fire extended their season-long undefeated streak to 10 games with a 1-0 win over Red Bull New York on Sunday.
Rolfe scored the game's lone goal in the closing seconds of the first half, and Busch made the goal stand up for his and the team's third shutout of the year.
Chicago (4-0-6) regained the lead in the Eastern Conference with its second win in a row. The Fire lead Toronto FC and D.C. United by two points.
New York (2-6-3) remained level on points with the idle Columbus Crew for last in the East. The Red Bulls have just one win in their last six matches and were shut out for the third time during that stretch.
Busch actually played a role in Chicago's goal with a long free kick toward the opposite area. Brian McBride and Logan Pause used two quick passes to hit Rolfe and he finished with a first-time shot from 17 yards.
New York continued to attack Chicago, but Juan Pablo Angel missed an open shot 10 minutes into the second half, and Danleigh Borman was denied on a header in second-half stoppage time by Busch - who jumped to tip the ball over the bar.
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Leslie Snow: Speaking you mind feel pretty good
My 50th birthday has come and gone. I appreciate the Facebook messages, the phone calls and the birthday cards. I even appreciate the wire basket I received anonymously. The basket "provides large carrying space for personal items" and is "guaranteed to fit all folding walkers." Better yet, it's AARP approved. And I guess the walker basket is better than those black balloons people like to send; at least it won't get stuck on the ceiling.
Now that the momentous day is behind me, I can reflect on what I've learned and what I have yet to learn. I can look at my birthday as would an objective observer and assess my place in this world. Or I can just list all the flotsam and jetsam floating uselessly through my brain.
Here are my thoughts both deep and trivial:
1. People like to say comforting things when you reach a milestone birthday.
2. "You've reached the youth of old age" isn't one of them.
3. My friend Cheri says that being 50 gives you permission to speak your mind.
4. When someone asked me, "What's the difference between being 30 and being 50," I responded, "I used to look better naked and now I look better with my clothes on."
5. Cheri is very wise.
6. State Senator Stacey Campfield recently compared "The Bluest Eye" by Nobel and Pulitzer Prize- winning author Toni Morrison to the Penthouse Forum.
7. That proves that of the two literary works, Campfield has read only one. It also goes to show that some people are at their best when they're asleep.
8. Speaking your mind feels pretty good! Thanks for giving me permission, Cheri.
9. "You don't look 50" is a nice thing to say.
10. The truth is I don't look a day over 49.
11. In my head, I stopped aging at around 30. Maybe even 25.
13. I never received my AARP card.
14. I am both angry and grateful.
15. My mother called to wish me happy birthday, but she didn't sound very happy.
16. I guess it was a milestone birthday for her, too. It's not easy when your baby turns 50.
17. Ironically, I noticed a pimple on my chin the morning of my birthday.
18. Pre-menopause is a gift that keeps on giving.
19. Bring on those hot flashes!
20. I'm 350 in dog years, but I don't feel a day over 280.
21. People always say you don't look 350 in dog years. And I say, "The truth is I look 343."
22. The weird thing is, in my head, I still feel 210. Maybe even 175.
23. It comforts me to know that no matter how old I get, my three sisters will always be older.
24. There has to be some payback for all the years they got to go to parties, and I was too young to join them.
25. Lucky is how I really feel about turning 50. I feel lucky to have my friends and family and lucky to be able to share my thoughts with my community. Even when it's just flotsam and jetsam floating through my brain.


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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Asian stock markets were mostly higher Monday as signs of U.S. economic recovery offset concerns that the Federal Reserve may reduce its monetary stimulus this month.
Japan's Nikkei 225 gained 2.3 percent to 15,650.21 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.2 percent at 23,797.61. Benchmarks in Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Indonesia also rose.
India's Sensex jumped 1.7 percent to a record high after sweeping victories for India's pro-business opposition party in state elections suggested it will win national polls in May.
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 bucked the trend and dropped 0.8 percent to 5,144.40.
The U.S. on Friday reported a fourth straight month of job gains, with 203,000 new jobs created in November. The unemployment rate fell to 7.0 percent from 7.3 percent. The strengthening job market focused investors on the improving economy instead of concerns about a possible reduction in the Fed's stimulus at its Dec.
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ESPN Inc. took home seven Sports Emmy Awards Monday night in New York City, including first-ever statuettes for two ESPN Deportes studio shows and ESPN's "30 for 30" film series.
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Citigroup to pay $7B to settle subprime mortgage case
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–, Saturday, February, 09, 2013, (2:57pm)
Even Guardian greenists are beginning to notice climate change exaggeration. Meanwhile, here's a brilliant plan to combat warming:
Want to save the planet? Stop going to work.
That's the conclusion of a report from Washington think-tank the Center for Economic and Policy Research this week. The report makes the claim that even a 0.5 per cent annual reduction in the length of the average workweek could be enough to cut between eight and 22 per cent of every degree of global warming that's expected between now and 2100 …
The group advocates a global move toward a European model of shorter work weeks and more vacations.
That's some model, chaps. One small problem: Americans already struggle to get to work … because of snow.
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How pathetic.
So all the taxes we have already paid toward infrastructure and services now sits there for looks?
Sat 09 Feb 13 (03:20pm)
Want to save the planet? Stop going to work.
So that explains Obama's economic policies.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (03:20pm)
The world needs more like Rand Paul and Ann Bressington.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (03:26pm)
The group advocates a global move toward a European model of shorter work weeks and more vacations.
LOL That's the best euphemism I've seen for the high unemployment rates and massive government debts across Europe.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (03:56pm)
I thought the Europeans were up the creek without a paddle simply because of their decreasing productivity eg Greece and Spain. Surely, as Swanny would say, we need fiscal consolidation which includes productivity gains in order to fund greenhouse gas reductions.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (04:03pm)
Even Guardian greenists are beginning to notice climate change exaggeration.
Slowly slowly the great AGW scam is unravelling.
Who knows, maybe someone at the ABC may even notice within the decade.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (04:26pm)
Well really none of this matters, until the goose is ordered by his puppet masters to go for an increase in the lovely scam tax!
Sat 09 Feb 13 (04:55pm)
no wonder the loony left want higher 'unemployment 'benefits---they want to look after their own
Sat 09 Feb 13 (06:29pm)
Sat 09 Feb 13 (06:47pm)
OMG wait until the gooseman gets his hands on this. The perfect way to stop people bitching about not being able to get a job: "It's your DUTY to the planet!" Tanya P will be switching off from cupcakes, AND guess what..no need for childcare centres anyway!
Oh No, this is going to play right into the new ALP economic paradigm....
Sat 09 Feb 13 (08:06pm)
Please, don't tell the teacher's union..
Sat 09 Feb 13 (09:06pm)
... I don't think 'going to work' is something many global warming worriers otherwise do, anyway.
Sat 09 Feb 13 (11:31pm)
The group advocates a global move toward a European model of shorter work weeks and more vacations.
I love that. As if people working shorter hours could afford vacations. Honestly, these people live in an alternate reality.
Sun 10 Feb 13 (02:05am)
Sun 10 Feb 13 (02:36pm)
Staycations & Funemployment: the new normal. Hope and change, baby; hope and change!
I've already tried to explain to some dim-witted leftists that the 4-5 weeks of mandated vacation is a socialist sop to the lazy and the useless and punishes the industrious and ambitious by lowering pay across the board. One week of paid vacation comes to a bit less than 2% of annual pay. Everyone woud be far better off ditching a week of paid vacation and getting 2% higher pay. Ditch 2 weeks and get 4% higher pay. Those that wanted the extra week or 2 could take it at no pay and would have the same income vs the prior amount with the extra week or 2 in paid time off. Those that don't need or want the extra time off would have 2-4% higher income. Instead, they have to forfeit that to reward the slobs. This so-called 'benefit' is designed to cater to the lowest common denominator and bring others down to that level.
Sun 10 Feb 13 (04:28am)
Look, there are two problems with public servants: They cost us money, and they cost us money.
While cutting back their work hours to 20 hours a week will not save us money (as it would be a multi-generational war which would lay waste the whole country to claw back any of what public servants consider their due), reducing the amount of time they are at their desk performing their grasping tasks will save us money.
Sun 10 Feb 13 (09:19am)
Ingreenious idea!
Sun 10 Feb 13 (03:53pm)
Miranda Devine discusses the rise and rise of the bludger culture:
Effectively, about 80 per cent of the money collected in income tax is now spent on social security and welfare. And for the past 40 years, welfare spending, along with education and health expenditure, has been ballooning, according to the Institute of Public Affairs.
It estimates that social spending has increased by almost one third, from 44 per cent to 58 per cent of commonwealth expenditure, as the percentage of working age welfare recipients has tripled.
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The parents of an Auburn University student who was kidnapped on campus in 2008 have filed a claim alleging that her murder could have been prevented if the institution had its own police force, which it eliminated in the 2000s to save money. Since then, Auburn has relied on city police to patrol campus, the Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported. Lauren Burk's parents also allege that the university failed to follow federal security recommendations. They are suing the Alabama Board of Adjustment for $1 million in damages; the state's constitution protects state entities (including Auburn) from lawsuits seeking monetary damages. An Auburn spokesman reached for comment said, "It is Auburn University's policy not to comment on pending investigative issues."
On December 27, William Kelly, the interim chancellor of the City University of New York, the vast university system in which I teach, published a statement condemning the resolution of American Studies Association to boycott Israeli universities. In his statement, Chancellor Kelly wrote, "The need for global cooperation has never been more urgent, and we repudiate any effort to foreclose productive dialogue." Who, one might wonder, is this we the chancellor is invoking, and who exactly is foreclosing dialogue?
Kelly's statement is part of a growing chorus of denunciations of the ASA resolution by university presidents and other academic leaders. In these public pronouncements, Kelly and his fellow executives almost always speak in the royal we, as if they talk for the entire university community. In many cases, such arrogation of the right to speak for the whole community is explicit. Amherst College President Biddy Martin, for example, writes in her rejection of the ASA resolution, "On behalf of the college, I express opposition to this academic boycott for several related reasons."
Yet when university leaders like Kelly and Martin speak not based on their own personal opinions but in the name of the institution, they abrogate the academic freedom of their faculty members. None of the statements issued thus far have benefited from consultation with faculty senates or other representative bodies of faculty opinion. Think of the chilling impact of such presidential declarations on nontenured faculty members who may have participated in the ASA vote, who may be considering attending meetings of the ASA, or who may even hold dissenting critical viewpoints about the Israeli occupation of Palestine. These presidential denunciations threaten to create a witch hunt-like atmosphere on campuses.
The courageous response of a group of faculty members at Trinity College in Connecticut to President James F. Jones Jr.'s attack on the ASA resolution highlights the ways in which these denunciations infringe on academic freedom. The Trinity faculty members point out explicitly to Jones that, "you did not speak in our name – also members of the Trinity College community – when you wrote this ill-advised letter to the ASA president."
The Trinity faculty had good cause to complain. Without consulting them, President Jones stated in his letter that if Trinity were still an institutional member of the ASA, "it would not be any longer after the misguided and unprincipled announcement of the boycott of the only democracy in the Middle East." The Trinity faculty might also have objected to the fact that President Jones appears so concerned to protect the academic freedom of Israeli institutions while ignoring that of members of his own university community. What could explain this apparent contradiction between the presidential devotion to abstract notions of academic freedom and pronouncements that ride roughshod over academic freedom at the leaders' own institutions?
The answer perhaps lies in President Jones's characterization of Israel as the only democracy in the Middle East, a statement that the Trinity faculty remind him is not simply erroneous but also racially stereotyping. Following this gaffe, Jones goes on to ask rhetorically why the ASA is not boycotting "Syria, the Sudan, North Korea, China, Iran, Iraq, or Russia."
An identical assertion concerning the regional uniqueness of Israeli democracy and a nearly equivalent list of human rights-violating nations occurs in a recent statement on the website of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations. In this statement, the conference calls on university presidents not simply to "publicly reject this academic boycott and the Boycott, Divest, Sanction (BDS) campaign against Israel" but to deny "any funds, direct or indirect, to the ASA or any other body that adopts similar measures." As part of their campaign against the ASA, the conference is deploying alumni and donors to put pressure on college presidents, distributing highly distorted talking points such as the ones that appeared in President Jones's and many other presidents' statements, and ignoring the discussions that circulated before the ASA resolution was put up for a vote, including the collection of essays that I curated at the AAUP's Journal for Academic Freedom. Also involved in this campaign are Zionist organizations like Stand With Us, whose website includes a "how to" list for campaigners against BDS.
The university presidents' denunciations are likely to have a chilling impact on fair and open discussion of the BDS campaign on American university campuses. If they follow through on the call to deny all funding to the ASA without adequate consultation with their faculty members, academic leaders will be infringing even more directly on academic freedom.
This building crisis underlines that there is no such thing as academic freedom shorn of the institutional and material conditions that enable such freedom. This point, which, as Judith Butler has explained in her endorsement of BDS, highlights the fundamental lack of freedoms of Palestinian scholars, was key to the ASA's endorsement of the boycott. It seems that scholars who have endorsed the ASA resolution, or who continue to participate in the ASA, may now be penalized with a withdrawal of institutional resources as well as subtle and not-so-subtle infringements of their academic freedom. It is worth remembering that the academic boycott endorsed by the ASA targets only institutions and not individuals, but the presidents in their defense of Israeli institutions are directly infringing on the rights of association and expression of individual faculty members.
Instead of attempting to silence debate in this manner, academic leaders who are truly interested in nurturing academic freedom at their institutions and elsewhere should establish forums in which the ASA resolution can be discussed and debated in a fair and evenhanded manner. After all, the ASA boycott controversy is not a flash in the pan. As David Theo Goldberg and Saree Makdisi argue, "A rising level of concern about the continuing Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory (now in its fifth decade), as well as the precarious position of Israel's beleaguered Palestinian minority, have been countered by increasingly strident, even furious, attempts to silence or stifle criticism of Israeli policy on American college campuses." Goldberg and Makdisi's article details the campaigns of "insinuation, accusation, and defamation" through which organizations such as the Israel on Campus Coalition seek to silence debate about Israel's policies in the occupied territories. As part of this campaign, groups like Stand With Us distribute propaganda tools such as the Hasbara Handbook, which details strategies of "point scoring" while avoiding genuine debate. Against such attempts to silence discussion, Goldberg and Makdisi's article sets out some clear ground rules for forums designed to promote civil, respectful, but critical engagements across political divides.
Surely the quashing of dissenting viewpoints should be anathema to university presidents who are truly committed to academic freedom. Courageous and enlightened academic leaders should be fostering critical debate rather than contributing to an atmosphere of intimidation on campus while repeating abstract, and ultimately hollow, endorsements of academic freedom.
Ashley Dawson is professor of English at the City University of New York's Graduate Center, and editor of the American Association of University Professors' Journal of Academic Freedom.
In December the American Studies Association joined the Association for Asian American Studies in calling for a boycott of academic and intellectual exchanges with Israeli colleges, universities, and individual faculty in protest of that country's treatment of the Palestinians. Since the ASA's resolution, scores of college and university presidents and the American Association of University Professors have proclaimed that this action is a violation of academic freedom.
The ASA resolution is a serious misstep toward achieving both peace and prosperity in the Middle East and reinforces greater barriers to knowledge and understanding across cultures. Awareness and appreciation of cultures in the Middle East (including traditions, languages, arts, religions, ethnicities, philosophies, economics, and politics) are precisely what we need.
In 1958 President Dwight Eisenhower signed into law the National Defense Education Act. He did so in response to the Soviet Union's launch of the first earth-orbiting satellite, Sputnik, the previous October. At that time, the United States was woefully short of mathematicians and other scientists, and computer technology was beginning its meteoric rise. The NDEA provided funding to support and educate a new generation of engineers.
However, President Eisenhower's action also recognized an enduring truth. When peoples of differing cultures live, work, and study together, they begin to understand that "difference" does not necessarily mean "wrong" or "bad." Rather, they begin to recognize the human similarities across and among cultures. Under Title VI of the NDEA, international studies centers, foreign language and area studies fellowships, graduate and undergraduate international and intercultural studies programs, and citizen education for cultural understandings were funded. These programs focused largely on countries within the Soviet Bloc and have been credited as playing a significant role in promoting positive solutions and intercultural advancement in Eastern Europe. We need a similar initiative for the Middle East.
A dozen years of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, the horrific war in Syria, and the ongoing issues between Israel and neighboring regions have shaped our perceptions of the area's peoples and politics, whether accurate or not. I suspect many, if not most, are not accurate. Sadly, public perceptions foster the foreign policy that guides our relations with Middle Eastern countries.
Just as we need to know the peoples of the Middle East better, they need to know us better as well. International educational exchange between faculty and students is a proven strategy for accomplishing that goal. We should build ties, not cut them off, with Israeli universities, with Palestinian universities and with institutions throughout the region. That is why the ASA's boycott is exactly the wrong action at the wrong time.
Devorah Lieberman is president of the University of La Verne.
Colorado State University at Pueblo is being criticized not only by faculty leaders on its own campus, but by advocates for free speech nationally over its removal of the email account of a professor who has criticized budget cuts at the university. The university removed the email account of Timothy McGettigan, a professor of sociology, after he sent out an email to students and faculty members in which he urged them to fight the cuts. His subject line was "Children of Ludlow," referring to a 1914 massacre of striking coal miners in southern Colorado. McGettigan compared the way the central system administration was treating Pueblo to the bloody way coal mine owners treated their workers 100 years ago. Although McGettigan used that violent incident as a metaphor for the way the university administrators were treating the campus, and did not call for violence, university officials invoked Columbine and Virginia Tech to justify the need to act and remove his email account.
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education on Tuesday sent a letter to Pueblo Monday in which it said there was no justification for removing the email account. "FIRE is deeply concerned by the threat to freedom of expression at Colorado State University–Pueblo (CSU-Pueblo) in light of the university's deactivation of professor Tim McGettigan's email account after he sent an email to students and faculty criticizing the university system's leadership," the letter from FIRE said. "By declaring McGettigan's email a violation of university policy and labeling him a threat to campus security, CSU - Pueblo has gravely violated his rights and deeply chilled expression."
The board of the Colorado Conference of the American Association of University Professors issued a statement that said in part: "The American Association of University Professors Colorado Conference emphatically rejects Colorado State University-Pueblo President Lesley Di Mare's reckless and damaging conflation of legitimate faculty criticism of proposed mission-compromising cuts to faculty and staff at CSU-Pueblo with the brutal and mindless slaughter of innocents at Columbine, Virginia Tech, and Arapahoe High School. While any university president is obligated to insure the physical safety of their university community, associating peaceful and legitimate dissent with the violent intentions of deranged gunmen is the very height of absurdity and reveals an appalling lack of professional judgment in a university president."
A survey of senior academic affairs officers in higher education has found that 84 percent of their institutions have common learning goals for students, up from 74 percent four years ago. This suggests that measuring student learning is now "the norm," says a report on the results from the National Institute for Learning Outcome Assessment. The study also found that the "prime driver" for assessment efforts is unchanged from the last survey: pressure from regional and specialized accreditation agencies.
Faculty members are raising questions about the value of a consultant -- hired for $1.1 million, primarily with no-bid contracts -- at the University of Louisville, The Courier-Journal reported. University administrators say that they are finding ways to save money, and that only some preliminary recommendations have been released. But professors say that the analyses that have been released seem obvious and not worth the money. Some of their examples come in reports stating that the university's "greatest strength is the quality of our people" and that the university "must be globally engaged to be a leading institution of the 21st century."
Colorado State-Pueblo professor who is outspoken critic of budget cuts sent out an email comparing them to a century-old massacre. Hours later, university took away his campus account. UPDATE: University president cites Virginia Tech and Columbine.
At annual convention, athletes tell NCAA their voice isn't valued under new Division I model, while members generally support presidential control and power-conference autonomy.
U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill stops researcher from discussing her controversial findings on literacy of athletes.
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He fought for 50/50 custody and won but didn't take into account my exes request to increase child support. In trial he didn't defend my best interest on the child support nor even requested all the salary documentation necessary to do so. I am a commission employee yet my commission and bonuses were never requested nor presented, only to find out later influences the support figures. He was a poor communicator, never kept me informed what different trials and hearings would consist of. Actually he told me I wasn't required to be at several although I always went. After receiving the decision in regards to my objection to the court I called Ched to discuss the results and the next steps. He never returned my call but rather mailed me a letter recommending I allow my case to close only to find out too late through two other lawyers this was a horrible recommendation as now I cannot appeal the decision or take it back to court for 6 months. Nice guy, empathetic but not great at explaining the process nor attention to whole scenaro and possible reprocussions.
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I shopped around a bit before I ultimately decided to retain Ched Peck as my attorney. After our initial consultation, I knew was the best fit for me for several reasons. First, Ched is aggressive but not unrealistic in his goals. He listened to the pleas of this desperate single mom and created a practical legal plan to get what was best for me and my kids. Also, he is very fair with his costs. He respected that I had certain financial limitations and he worked with me. Ched is reassuring without coddling, which was important to me. Whenever we had to meet with my ex or go to court, he was always there to boost my confidence before and applaud me for my efforts after. He is a well-spoken, hard-working attorney and I highly recommend anyone looking for representation to contact him.
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AGAIN LOUSY! Ched handled my child custody hearings and never got me anything I requested in over a year. He wasted my time and money, and I would've been better off representing myself. He never returned my phone calls, and every time we went to court he acted like he didn't know me. While everybody else's lawyer's were sitting with them my attorney was pacing around not giving me the time of day. I could go into a lot more detail of what he put me through, but then I would have to write pages of complaints which I feel I've wasted enough time on him already. I finally fired him as my lawyer and got another lawyer on my case. My new lawyer can't believe the mistakes Ched made in my case and told me that all Ched did was help put me further behind on reaching my goals. Thanks a lot Ched for making this the worst client/attorney relationship I've ever had.
Posted by Justin
I would definitely recommend Mr. Peck he does outstanding work. Not only is he knowledgeable of the laws but as soon as I met him I could tell he is very focused and willing to work harder for me than anyone else I had spoken with. It is hard enough for a father to establish rights but Mr. Peck made the process much less stressful and move a lot faster than I thought possible.
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HORRIBLE! Do not waste your money. I honestly think I could have done better without an attorney than he did. He does not return calls at all, as a matter fact its been 3 weeks since the last message I left him and still no call. Please save a few extra dollars and go with someone who has experience and will treat your case with importance. My ex has taken my kids from me and I have seen them 4 days in the last 5-6 weeks compared to me seeing them 65% of the time. This case has actually been going on for 8 months. My kids are important to me but apparently not to him. Every time I call I get the "well he's been really busy." Well guess what I am a paying customer to and now I found an attorney with good reviews that will take this case over. I am out more money on another attorney to finish what Ched couldn't even start but I know I will have someone who has more experience now.
Posted by Elizabeth
I recently went through a dissolution after 5 years of marriage, Ched Peck could not have been more helpful or knowledgeable regarding my situation. He very patiently walked me through the entire process ensuring the best situation for my child and myself. Mr. Peck is extremely personable and goes out of his way to make your life easier through ensuring continual communication, he states when you have your initial meeting that he is available anytime via his cell phone and this is no joke. In addition, Ched Peck went above and beyond and actually delivered a home deed to my house personally so as to ensure it was signed ASAP and could be processed immediately! He then turned around and took care of filing the deed for me. The entire seperation process was an emotional challenge for me and I do not know what I would have done if I did not have such a dependable, knowledgeable lawyer behind me.
Posted by Daniel
I would recommend that if anyone is in need of obtaining a lawyer, to contact Ched Peck. He is very upfront, honest, professional, and knowledgeable about the law. Ched kept me informed every step of the way through my divorce, listened to what I wanted, and then accomplished it. He did an excellent job in the court room; I was highly impressed with him and I will never use another lawyer. He was easy to get in touch with whenever I had a question, and he always returned my calls immediately if he was in court, etc. I am very satisfied with the service that I received from Ched. Anyone looking for a lawyer should give him a call. You will be glad that you did.
Posted by Chris
I was going through a divorce and did not know which direction to go. I am a father of two daughters. I needed someone that would treat me as if I was their only client. I contacted Mr. Ched Peck. After my first consultation with Mr. Peck I knew he would be the one to represent me. I felt extremely comfortable and confident that he had my best interest in mind. Mr. Peck is easy to talk to and will respond to your emails or calls in a timely matter. My divorce was not easy but I knew I had someone in court fighting for me and my daughters every need. Mr. Peck is very affordable and I would not hesitate in recommending him to anyone going through a divorce.
Posted by Syed
Ched represented me for my divorce. Life was pretty awful during the early parts and throughout the process. Ched gave me unflinchingly truthful information and possibilities the whole time. He was frank with me, clearly explained my options, boosted my morale without saying things that weren't so. He didn't sugar coat anything and he worked with me to prioritize the outcomes and processes I needed to be aware of in order to make informed decisions.
At the end of the entire mess I ended up with the top 3 things I wanted most: my kids, no alimony, and the ability to move forward without crazy debts. Even when things were horrible for me and I couldn't figure out which way was up; Ched handled the hard stuff and kept me focused.
I understand that things are complex and divorces with children are difficult. I understand that not everything works out as someone wants it to. What I liked most about Ched was that he never promised me something that wasn't doable. He always kept me aware of options if things didn't work out as we'd expected. And, and this is huge, he did everything ethically. I swear I wished at times we could be as ruthless and shady as the woman representing my ex. Short term legal battles might have turned out in our favor - maybe. But by keeping us on sound ethical footing regardless of the injustices done to us during the battle; Ched ensured we did nothing that painted us into a corner during appeals or reviews. That assuredly wasn't possible for the ex and her lawyer and was ultimately what resulted in our victories.
I've gone into too much detail here I think... but I can't express enough how much I appreciated the legal counsel and practical advice Ched offered. One thing I learned from this entire mess; because I saw it play out with the ex and other people in my network - it is vital you have an attorney you can trust. Having one that behaves in a personally and professionally moral way allows that connection to develop.


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how long after a foreclosure do i need to wait before i can buy again
FHA requires you wait 3 years from the date the deed was recorded. Conventional financing guidelines require you wait 7 years unless there are extenuating circumstances that can be documented.
co-signer of mortgage filed chapter 7. Now I can't have access to my mortgage information?
The bank can't give you online access and they can't send you statements because that would be an attempt to collect the debt which they can't do.They can continue mailing you "statements" if it is their policy to do so, but they will be stamped with, "this is not a bill."Unfortunately, until you are able to refinance, you'll have to do things this way. No concern on losing your home, however. As long as you continue to make payments on time, you can pay off the remaining balance as agreed when you financed originally.I know it's frustrating, but it's the law.
home loan after foreclosure
FHA requires you wait three years from the date the public trustees deed was recorded to purchase again. If you had a prior FHA mortgage and there was a claim paid out on the mortgage insurance you must wait until three years has passed since the claim was paid out (CAIVRS).Conventional requires that seven years have passed except in very strict extenuating circumstances. In the case that you have an extenuating circumstance you can get a new mortgage after only three years, but other limits apply.
What is the time period from beginning to closing an FHA loan?
Your real estate agent should work with your lender to determine when a realistic closing date is. A conservative estimate from contract to close is 6 weeks, but 4-5 weeks is probably more typical.If there are inspection resolution issues that delay ordering the appraisal it can potentially take a bit longer.The best advice I can give is to echo Chris Milker. Ask your loan officer how long it will take to close your loan. This should be a conversation your loan officer is having with your real estate agent, anyway.
how long does bankruptcy affect ability to purchase a home
FHA allows you to close on a new home two years after a chapter 7 bankrupcty was discharged. You must have re-established good credit since the time of the bankruptcy and would need to have good payment history since that time.If you are looking for a conventional mortgage the wait times are even longer.If you included a home in your bankruptcy you will need to wait until three years from the date the deed was recorded to close on a new home. In addition, if you had an FHA mortgage that was included in the bankruptcy there may be a CAIVRS claim that was paid out on your mortgage. If so, you will need to wait until three years from the date of the claim. A lender can help you obtain this information if it applies to you.
Can my husband get a home loan based on my income?
If your husband does not have an income, you will need to be on the loan. Your credit and income will be used for qualifying. Your liabilities alone (including any joint debt) will be included in the debt to income (DTI) ratio for qualifying.However, if your husband is also on the loan his individual liabilities will be included in the DTI. With no income, this will only serve to reduce your purchasing power if he has any individual debt.I would recommend finding a loan officer who can help you determine what you can qualify for. You won't know what price range you should be looking in unless you have this information first.Good luck!
Why are they asking to see cash reserves?
There can be multiple reasons why the lender would want to see cash reserves. I would check with your loan officer.It's a lender's job to explain things thoroughly to their borrowers. If you still have questions after getting the explanation, ask again.
If I'm going to do an FHA loan with more than 20 per cent down,
Conventional financing, in general has more strict guidelines in qualifying. There may be a reason your loan officer set you up on an FHA loan. However, all things being equal if you can qualify for a conventional mortgage, you should come out ahead.If your lender locked you in when rates were better, that certainly will affect your payment because switching today will mean you have to lock at today's interest rates.However, I doubt an increase in rate will be more expensive than paying monthly MI for 5 years plus the cost of up front mortgage insurance.I would definitely ask your lender why they went FHA instead of conventional and ask questions until you're satisfied. Ask your lender to explain the advantages of one type of loan over another. They should be equipped to answer those questions for you.
If we have been through a short sale, how long do we need to wait to purchase a home?
To qualify for an FHA loan, you will need to wait three years from the date the deed was recorded from the sale of your home. If you previously had an FHA mortgage, however, you may have a CAIVRS claim. If that's the case, you will need to wait until three years after the claim was paid out to close on a new home.Conventional guidelines allow you to purchase after only two years, but allow only a maximum LTV of 80% on your new mortgage requiring a 20% down payment. If you wait four years you can get into a home for 10% down.
how nto get a loan after 23 month of bankrupcy
If you did not have a property included in the bankruptcy and you meet the minimum credit requirements for an FHA loan, you can close after you've met the two year minimum required waiting period.You can go through a lender to obtain a pre-approval contingent upon closing after the two year requirement has been met. We've done this for borrowers in the past, not requiring they wait until the two year period has been met to begin the qualification process. This may allow you to make an offer on the home you really want.Conventional mortgages require you wait four years unless you have extenuating circumstances that can be proven to an underwriter.I would contact a local lender you trust. If you don't know anyone, ask people you trust for a referral. Some lenders will not work with you until your bankruptcy has been discharged for 24 months.


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