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Arriving by Boat
Whether the San Juan Islands are your destination or a stop-off on the way to the Canadian Gulf Islands, Desolation Sound, and beyond, you'll find their beauty and hospitality irresistible. Count on plenty of fine moorage opportunities throughout the San Juans, at a full-service marina dock or on the hook in a secluded cove. If you choose to anchor out, our local conservation groups have some recommendations to help us preserve sensitive near-shore habitats.
On Lopez Island, Fisherman Bay is the main destination for boats. The Lopez Islander Resort marina has moorage available for about 30 boats, up to 50 feet long. The store has food, bait, maps, tackle, and fuel. Boaters have access to the resorts swimming pool, jacuzzi, showers and laundromat. The resort also has kayak and bike rentals to get you around the island. Islands Marine Center on Fisherman Bay also has moorage for 100 boats, a small store, fuel and more. There are also 14 county docks in San Juan County, including Odlin Park, Mackaye Harbor and Hunter Bay on Lopez.
On Orcas Island, the main marinas are at Deer Harbor, West Sound and Cayou Quay, near Deer Harbor. There are also public docks at Madrona Point in Eastsound, and Olga Marine State Park in Olga.
On San Juan Island, the Port of Friday Harbor maintains the main marina. Roche Harbor Resort has 377 slips for boats up to 100 feet in length, and services such as power, fuel, pump-out, a store, showers and more. The Snug Harbor Marina in Mitchell Bay holds 50 boats and offers a serene place to moor your boat.
Located on the southwest corner of Orcas Island, Deer Harbor Marina, with 110 slips for transient moorage, is perfectly located to enjoy water activities such as crabbing, whale watching, kayaking, fishing or boat rentals. With its nice facilities and its friendly staff, Deer Harbor Marina will meet all your boating needs, including competitively priced fuel, complementary shuttle service and laundry and shower facilities. [more...]
Tour of the port of Friday Harbor
Visitors can ferry, boat, sail or fly a seaplane into the Port of Friday Harbor's marina. At the Port, wander the docks and look at the boats. Catch a whale watch boat, rent a kayak, or visit the 400-gallon Aquarium at Spring St. Landing, housing a fascinating collection of local sea flora and fauna. Enjoy "Music at the Port" in the summertime. You can also buy fresh seafood at Friday Harbor Seafood. [more...]
Our Marina accommodates small boats to large yachts located on charming Fisherman Bay. There is fuel, gas and diesel, and a store on the dock. Boaters also have full access to our laundromat, showers, swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
Enjoy the view of the Lopez Islander marina on Fisherman Bay from the marina store. The store has boaters' supplies for fishing, eating, maps, tackle, and fuel. The new solid dock rises and falls with the tides. Our well lit marina delivers electricity direct to your slip.


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Geographic Range
Redspotted catsharks inhabit coastal waters ranging from central Peru to southern Chile in the eastern Pacific Ocean. (Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
- Biogeographic Regions
- neotropical
- pacific ocean
Redspotted catsharks are found from the rocky sublittoral areas to the border of the continental shelf. Their distribution appears to be seasonal, in the rocky subtidal areas in spring, summer, and fall, and spending winter in deeper offshore waters. This is believed to be because of strong currents and tubulence that occurs during winter. Redspotted catsharks are typically only found in waters ranging from one to fifty meters in depth. (Aedo and Arancibia, 2001; Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
- Habitat Regions
- temperate
- tropical
- saltwater or marine
- Aquatic Biomes
- coastal
- Range depth
- 1 to 50 m
- 3.28 to 164.04 ft
Physical Description
Redspotted catsharks have sleek elongate bodies typical of their family. They have five gill slits, with the fifth gill opening over the origin of the pectoral fin. They have two dorsal fins, without spines, and the first dorsal axil is over the pelvic origin. Their tail has almost no upward bend.
Redspotted catsharks are typically dark reddish brown on the dorsal side and a creamy white on the ventral side. They have dark saddles down their sides and dark red spots on the white portion of their body.
Their teeth are typically multicuspid and males often have longer teeth with fewer cusps, which is believed to aid in 'courtship biting'.
Captured redspotted catsharks have ranged in length from 30cm to 66cm. However, it is believed that they can grow to be larger than this. ("Clase Elasmobranchii", 2004; Carpenter and Luna, 2004; Farina and Ojeda, 1993; Morillas, et al., 1987; Nelson, 1984; Smith and Heemstra, 1986; Smith, 1949)
- Other Physical Features
- ectothermic
- heterothermic
- bilateral symmetry
- Sexual Dimorphism
- male larger
- Range length
- 30 to 66 cm
- 11.81 to 25.98 in
Redspotted catsharks are born from encapsulated eggs that are fertilized and released into the water. When they hatch, they are miniature versions of adults. It is believed that juveniles swim into deeper waters in order to avoid predation in the sublittoral zone that they return to when they are adults. Therefore, there is a spatial segregation between adult and juvenile populations. Redspotted catsharks grow rapidly, however, their maturation age is currently unknown. (Budker, 1971; Farina and Ojeda, 1993; Budker, 1971; Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
It is believed that redspotted catsharks mate relatively seasonally. However, there have been instances where female sharks have been found with encapsulated eggs throughout the entire year. They are polygynandrous and have a courtship ritual in which the male will bite the female while he fertilizes her eggs. (Carpenter and Luna, 2004; Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
- Mating System
- polygynandrous (promiscuous)
Redspotted catsharks are oviparous. Breeding occurs in individuals in an annual cycle. Females have been shown to have egg capsules in the winter, spring, and summer, but very rarely in the fall. Reproduction occurs through the fertilization of the egg while it is still inside the female. The egg is then encapsulated and released. There are typically two eggs in each capsule. Embryos feed on the yolk of the egg until they hatch. When they hatch they head for deeper water until they are adults. (Budker, 1971; Carpenter and Luna, 2004; Farina and Ojeda, 1993; Ommanney, 1964)
- Key Reproductive Features
- iteroparous
- seasonal breeding
- gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate)
- sexual
- fertilization
- oviparous
- Breeding interval
- Redspotted catsharks breed annually
- Breeding season
- Fertilization occurs in spring and winter, but is most common in summer
- Range number of offspring
- 1 to 2
- Average number of offspring
- 1
Fertilized eggs are released into the water and the embryos feed on the egg yolk. Once the female lays her eggs, there is no subsequent parental investment. (Carpenter and Luna, 2004)
- Parental Investment
- provisioning
- female
The lifespan of redspotted catsharks is currently unknown.
Redspotted catsharks are a solitary species. They are nocturnal, staying in caves and crevices during the day and emerging at night to feed. They migrate during the winter months to deeper waters than they live in during the rest of the year, typically moving toward the edge of the continental shelf. This is believed to be due to the stronger currents that occcur at this time of year. (Aedo and Arancibia, 2001; Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
- Key Behaviors
- natatorial
- nocturnal
- motile
- migratory
- solitary
Communication and Perception
Communication specific to the redspotted catshark is unknown. However, as with most other sharks, including those in the family Scyliorhinidae, it is believed that they have a well developed sense of smell, and that they are electroreceptive. All sharks are more sensitive to electricity than many other organisms. This allows them to detect electricity emitted by other animals, and may also allow them to detect magnetic fields, which aides in navigation.
Catsharks are named for the catlike vertical oval pupil of their eyes. Their vision is good in dim light. ("Shark Senses", 1999; Ommanney, 1964)
Food Habits
Redspotted catsharks are predators that feed on a variety of small vertabrates and invertabrates. Their primary food source includes crabs (Allopetrolisthes punctatus, and Petrolisthes violaceus) and rock shrimp (Rhynchocinetes typus). They have also been known to eat several other species of crustaceans, as well as fishes, algal material, and various polychaetes. (Aedo and Arancibia, 2001; Carpenter and Luna, 2004; Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
- Primary Diet
- eats non-insect arthropods
- Animal Foods
- fish
- aquatic or marine worms
- aquatic crustaceans
- Plant Foods
- algae
It is believed that redspotted catshark juveniles move to deeper coastal waters until they develop into adults to avoid predation in the subtidal areas. However, the actual predators of this species are unknown. (Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
Ecosystem Roles
Redspotted catsharks are an important predator in their ecosystem. Their particular influence in the near shore environment is on the commercial benthic populations.
They are hosts to several parasites, including the leech, Branchellion ravenellii. These leeches are believed to pass trypanosomes (Trypanosoma scyllii) into the redspotted catsharks' bloodstream. The trypanosomes also use the redspotted catshark as their host. (Farina and Ojeda, 1993; Morillas, et al., 1987)
- a leech Branchellion ravenellii
- a trypanosome Trypanosoma scyllii
Economic Importance for Humans: Positive
Research and Education of redspotted catsharks are the only positive economic importance for humans. (Budker, 1971)
- Positive Impacts
- research and education
Economic Importance for Humans: Negative
Redspotted catsharks can be a detriment to commercial fisheries in Chile and Peru. They feed on crustaceans that are a large economic source in the area. (Farina and Ojeda, 1993)
Conservation Status
Redspotted catsharks are not listed on the ICUN Red List, the U.S. Federal List, or the CITES list. It is not known to be a vulnerable or threatened species.
- IUCN Red List
Data Deficient
More information
George Hammond (editor), Animal Diversity Web.
Valerie Ackley (author), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, William Fink (editor, instructor), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.
- Neotropical
living in the southern part of the New World. In other words, Central and South America.
- Pacific Ocean
body of water between the southern ocean (above 60 degrees south latitude), Australia, Asia, and the western hemisphere. This is the world's largest ocean, covering about 28% of the world's surface.
- bilateral symmetry
having body symmetry such that the animal can be divided in one plane into two mirror-image halves. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria.
- carnivore
an animal that mainly eats meat
- chemical
uses smells or other chemicals to communicate
- coastal
the nearshore aquatic habitats near a coast, or shoreline.
- ectothermic
animals which must use heat acquired from the environment and behavioral adaptations to regulate body temperature
- electric
uses electric signals to communicate
- fertilization
union of egg and spermatozoan
- heterothermic
having a body temperature that fluctuates with that of the immediate environment; having no mechanism or a poorly developed mechanism for regulating internal body temperature.
- internal fertilization
fertilization takes place within the female's body
- iteroparous
offspring are produced in more than one group (litters, clutches, etc.) and across multiple seasons (or other periods hospitable to reproduction). Iteroparous animals must, by definition, survive over multiple seasons (or periodic condition changes).
- migratory
makes seasonal movements between breeding and wintering grounds
- motile
having the capacity to move from one place to another.
- natatorial
specialized for swimming
- native range
the area in which the animal is naturally found, the region in which it is endemic.
- nocturnal
active during the night
- oviparous
reproduction in which eggs are released by the female; development of offspring occurs outside the mother's body.
- polygynandrous
the kind of polygamy in which a female pairs with several males, each of which also pairs with several different females.
- saltwater or marine
mainly lives in oceans, seas, or other bodies of salt water.
- seasonal breeding
breeding is confined to a particular season
- sexual
reproduction that includes combining the genetic contribution of two individuals, a male and a female
- solitary
lives alone
- tactile
uses touch to communicate
- temperate
that region of the Earth between 23.5 degrees North and 60 degrees North (between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle) and between 23.5 degrees South and 60 degrees South (between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle).
- tropical
the region of the earth that surrounds the equator, from 23.5 degrees north to 23.5 degrees south.
- visual
uses sight to communicate
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Advent 2009 Vol 26, No 2 Missioner The Newsletter of Nash0tah H0use The his fall, the leader for our annual retreat was the Rt. Rev. Donald J. Parsons, Professor Emeritus of New Testament and former Dean and President of Nashotah House, who went on to serve as Bishop of Quincy from 1973-1988. Now 87 years old, he is as active and as keen of mind as men 30 years his junior--and full of wisdom and wit. It is always a delight when Bishop Parsons is with us! The theme of Bishop Parsons' retreat meditations was Christ's Ascension--the event that a few Christians actually go to church and celebrate on the Thursday before Pentecost Sunday, but that is overlooked and undervalued by many. In his addresses, Bishop Parsons talked about the significance of the Ascension--how it demonstrates the reality of Christ's Incarnation. If God entered the world by taking on flesh in the Incarnation, and if he was crucified, died, was buried, and rose again on the third day, then unless he was to begin his earthly reign at that point, his earthly existence had to have an end. And that end was his Ascension back to heaven, where he sits at the right hand of the Father. Of course, some today mock the idea of a literal Ascension, just as they disparage the necessity of a bodily Resurrection. One skeptic has gone so far as to say that, if Jesus went up into the sky, and even if he traveled at the speed of light, then he would still have a long way to go even to leave our galaxy, so he can't be in heaven (wherever that is). But if Jesus was going to return to the Father in heaven, how should he have gone? Should he have simply disappeared? No, that might have signified that he was an illusion or a ghost. Should he have gone down into the earth? What would that have signified to those who witnessed it? No, he ascends, which his T From the Dean disciples would have known signified going to a higher, better place. Similarly, in saying that Christ is now seated at the right hand of the Father, the aim isn't to tell us about the arrangement of the furniture in heaven; it is to tell us that Jesus, who has ascended, now reigns with the Father's favor and authority. The Ascension demonstrates the reality and the physicality of the Resurrection. If Jesus' body still remained in a tomb outside Jerusalem, then the Resurrection is merely a metaphor for the immortality of the soul. But if Jesus rose bodily then he had to ascend if he was to leave this world. But, of course, Christ did ascend and 10 days later sends the Holy Spirit to indwell and empower his Church. Sitting there listening to Bishop Parsons' meditation, I had a sense of what it must have been like to listen to the Apostle Paul teach one of the New Testament churches about the meaning of Christ's Ascension for the very first time. It was a blessed moment. It transcended time and space. And during that moment it didn't matter whether we were in the first century or the twenty-first century--we were simply Christians. We're doing a new/old thing--an ancient/future thing-- at Nashotah House. It is called Christianity. And it feels great! Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever (Hebrews 13:7�8). The Very Rev. Canon Robert S. Munday, Ph.D. Dean & President published quarterly by Nashotah House, a theological seminary in the catholic tradition of Anglicanism since 1842. publisher The Very Rev. Dr. Robert S. Munday editor The Rev. Steve Schlossberg associate editor Mr. Tim Kasza copy editor Mrs. Sandy Mills photographer Mrs. Shawna Collins archivist The Ven. Thomas Winslow address 2777 Mission Road Nashotah, Wisconsin 53058�9793 telephone 262.646.6500 email email@example.com website www.nashotah.edu Missioner The New Students Matriculate Michael & Preaching Cross Rededicated ourteen students matriculated on the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels this October, following a threeday retreat led by the Rt. Rev. Donald Parsons, eighth Bishop of Quincy and 14th Dean of Nashotah House. Entitled "The Ascension of Our Lord: A Neglected Feast," the retreat explored the implications that the Dean Robert Munday with our Matriculants (L�R): John Hellrung, ascended Lord's carrying Sam Keyes, Moses Htaw, Nathaniel Kidd, Roy Allison, Shane Gormley, his humanity into eternity Rusty Dahler, Wesley Evans, Lance Wallace, Jonathan Kanary, Donald McConnell, Meredyth Albright and James Brzezinski. Not pictured: has for pastoral ministry and Jon Milliken. living the Christian life. "As Jesus goes into heaven," the Bishop remarked, "he takes with him the scars of death. He takes also the growing into perfection he did as a human being and his experiences in the flesh. So we do too carry these things with us into eternity. None of our experiences here in the flesh are wasted." Immediately preceding the Holy Eucharist and Matriculation service, Dean Robert Munday led the community in a service rededicating Michael the Bell and the Preaching Cross (below), both of which are celebrating their 125th birthdays this year at Nashotah House. F 4 6 7 8 In this issue: House Hosts Historic Ecumenical Conference Dr . Johnson Publishes Monograph on Job Black Monks Take One on Chin Academic Convocation Boasts First D.Min. Graduate The procession departs the rededicated Preaching Cross (above) to circle the garth and reach Michael the Bell (right). The bell tolls out the Angelus three times each day at Nashotah House, calling the community to prayer. 10 Biddings & Bindings On the Cover: Facing east on Mission Avenue from Nashotah House, at sunrise. Photo by Shawna Collins 3 "In the Footsteps of Tikhon and Grafton" C House Hosts Anglican-Orthodox Conference Having grown up being discipled by an Episcopal priest who graduated from Nashotah House, the faith he revealed to me--the faith he enkindled in my soul--is the same faith that I bear now. --The Most Blessed Jonah DVDs of the Anglican-Orthodox Conference are now available from the Mission Bookstore for $15.00 each (price includes s/h; WI residents subject to state tax). To order yours, call Chardy Booth at 262.646.6529. 4 photos courtesy Michael W. Howell ommencing on October 8 with a Pontifical Mass celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Russell E. Jacobus, successor to the See of Blessed Charles Grafton of Fond du Lac, the Anglican-Orthodox Conference at Nashotah House drew a large crowd of attendees and an extraordinary constellation of Anglican and Orthodox figures, including the Most Blessed Jonah, OCA Archbishop of Washington, D. C., and Metropolitan of All America and Canada. "In the Footsteps of Tikhon and Grafton" was a threeday discussion of the historical, theological and missional issues which have united and divided Anglican and Orthodox Christians, and concluded with the signing of a Concordat between Nashotah House and St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary in Crestwood, New York, whose Chancellor, the Very Rev. Chad Hatfield, is a Son of the House. "Together we can take the work and witness of our forefathers who have gone before us to reclaim the voice of Christian orthodoxy," Fr. Hatfield said. "Not to do so would be to fail to build upon the foundations of both seminaries and the two traditions they represent. Now is the time to act boldly and together we will, in common witness to the truth of the Gospel of our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ. May it be blessed!" Named for two 19th century luminaries and personal friends who did much to initiate the Anglican-Orthodox dialogue in their own day, Blessed Tikhon of Moscow and Bishop Charles Chapman Grafton of Fond du Lac, the conference enjoyed the presence of the Most Rev. Robert Duncan, Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America; the Rt. Rev. Melchizedek, Orthodox Bishop of Pittsburgh; the Rt. Rev. Edward L. Salmon, Jr., retired Bishop of South Carolina; the Rt. Rev. Frank Lyons, Anglican Bishop of Bolivia; and the Rev. Stephen Platt, General Secretary of the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius. Historic Document Signed by St. Vladimir's & Nashotah House W W W W W I hereas the oldest ongoing ecumenical dialogue is between Anglican and Orthodox Christians, dating from the formation of the Russo-Greek Committee of 1862; and hereas the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius was founded in 1928 to pray and work for Christian unity and to provide Christians of the Orthodox and Western traditions a deeper understanding of one another's spirituality, theology, and worship; and hereas this great legacy owes much to prominent Anglican and Orthodox theologians and hierarchs associated with both Nashotah House and St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary; including St. Tikhon of Moscow, Bishop Charles Chapman Grafton, Archpriest Georges Florovsky, Isabella Hapgood, Protopresbyter Alexander Schmemann, Archbishop Michael Ramsey, Protopresbyter John Meyendorff, Archbishop Robert Runcie, Metropolitan Kallistos Ware and Bishop Robert Terwilliger; and hereas this 20th anniversary of the Glorification of St. Tikhon recalls our common legacy and quickens our mutual desire to see it continued; e, therefore, of St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary and Nashotah House Theological Seminary pledge ourselves to a mutual fellowship of prayer and learning in the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. n witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this October 10th in the year of our Lord two thousand nine. The Right Reverend Edward L. Salmon, Jr. Bishop of South Carolina (retired) Chairman of the Board of Trustees Nashotah House Theological Seminary The Very Reverend Canon Robert S. Munday Dean and President Nashotah House Theological Seminary The Right Reverend Keith L. Ackerman Bishop of Quincy (retired) Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees Nashotah House Theological Seminary Concordat Left: Fr. Chad Hatfield of St. Vladimir's and Fr. Robert Munday of Nashotah House. Above: The Most Blessed Jonah and Bishop Edward L. Salmon, Jr., signing the Concordat. The Most Blessed Jonah Archbishop of Washington, D.C. Metropolitan of All America and Canada President of the Board of Trustees St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary The Very Reverend John Behr Dean St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary The Very Reverend Chad Hatfield Chancellor St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary Anglicans & Orthodox, Then & Now Left: The infamous "Fond du Lac Circus," so-called by its critics because it was the first time Bishops of the Episcopal Church had been photographed wearing copes and mitres, which at that time (1900) was considered scandalously Romish. The occasion was the consecration of R. H. Weller as Bishop Coadjutor of Fond du Lac, at which a number of bishops from local Episcopal dioceses were in attendance. A far more meaningful symbol of catholicity than the spectacular vestments, however, was the presence of Bishops of the Polish National and Orthodox churches, including Tikhon (far right), then Orthodox Bishop of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Right: the Circus at Nashotah House, 2009. (L�R): the Rev. Jack Gabig, the Rt. Rev. Frank Lyons; the Rt. Rev. William Wantland, the Rt. Rev. Melchizedek, the Rt. Rev. Keith Ackerman, the Rev. Stephen Platt, the Rt. Rev. Edward Salmon, Jr., the Very Rev. Chad Hatfield, the Most Rev. Robert Duncan, the Very Rev. Robert Munday, Brother Gregory Stevens and the Most Blessed Jonah. Johnson Publishes Study of Job n October 27, the faculty, staff and students of Nashotah House gathered in the library to toast the Rev. Dr. Timothy Johnson, Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew, upon the publication of his first book. An adaptation of his doctoral dissertation, Now My Eye Sees You: Unveiling an Apocalyptic Job (Sheffield-Phoenix, 2009) is a literary analysis which argues that Job is best read not as Wisdom literature, the genre to which it is usually assigned, but as Apocalyptic literature. For all its many literary anomalies, Johnson argues, it is the apocalyptic tradition in Hebrew literature that shaped its composition and consequently yields its most fruitful reading. "Two matters regarding Dr. Johnson's book are worth noting here," observed Dr. Garwood Anderson, Nashotah House's Academic Dean and Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek. "FIrst, Sheffield Press is a distinguished series for this work. Sheffield, both the University biblical studies department and the press it houses, have made their mark especially in the burgeoning field of the literary analysis of the Bible. So to be selected for this series with what is essentially a literary analysis of Job is a matter of distinction. "Further, the editor of the Hebrew monograph series, David J. Clines, is quite possibly the foremost Job scholar O Novel Thesis Distinguishes Monograph 6 in the world today, having written a definitive multi-volume commentary in the Word Biblical Commentary series and countless other studies. Thus, again, it is a matter of further distinction to publish a monograph on Job in this series, and indeed a monograph with a bold and compelling thesis. "Dr. Johnson has distinguished himself with this accomplishment," Anderson concluded, "and in doing so, he has distinguished us." St. Laurence Cup Sacred Heartbreaker he Black Monks of Nashotah House fell to the students of Sacred Heart School of Theology and St. Francis Roman Catholic Seminary in a hard-fought football game played on October 18 before a screaming crowd of several. The loss was the first in six years for the fabled Black Monks, who entered the game hobbled by a recent rash of catastrophic injuries, graduations and ordinations. "It's a hard loss to swallow," said disconsolate Black Monks Coach and Quarterback Mark Polley, '11, who during pre-game warm-ups aggravated an old injury to his shoulder suffered while swinging a thurible. "It would be one thing to lose to a bunch of Jesuits. Even a bunch of Dominicans. But Franciscans! I always thought Franciscans were supposed to be harmless." Successor to the famed Lavabo Bowl, Nashotah House's perennial contest against the Saints of Seabury-Western Theological Seminary until the Illinois school terminated its M.Div. program in 2008, the St. Laurence Cup pits Covenant Anglicans Fall to Romans 14�6 T Franciscans preaching without words as Monks fail to convert first down. Partners Nashotah House and Sacred Heart School of Theology against each other for possession of the St. Laurence Trophy. The two schools formed a sister school relationship in 1981, pledging to remember each other in prayer during celebrations of the Eucharist, to include each other in liturgical celebrations, to share each other's facilities and programs and to work together for the common good. After the game, both teams joined in a service of Solemn Vespers in the Chapel of St. Francis Seminary. Students of St. Francis and Nashotah House with the St. Laurence Trophy the gift of Fr. Query, Fr. Lee Nelson and St. Laurence Church, Fort Worth. Can You Help Nashotah House Help the House Maintain Her Legacy! The Passion Play at Oberammergau and other ecclesiastical highlights of Germany for Anglicans Surviving members of the two teams pose after the game with the coveted St. Laurence Cup, a gift from Fr. William A. Crary, Jr., '76, and Fr. Lee M. Nelson, '05, of St. Laurence Church in Grapevine, Texas. The 2010 Ramsey Society Pilgrimage Hosted by the Rev. Canon Arnold Klukas & the Rev. Lawrence Bausch Frankfurt � Cologne � Berlin � Leipzig � Nuremberg � Munich � the Black Forest For a complete brochure, contact Connoisseurs Tours at 800.856.1045. The Ramsey Society. A fellowship of giving. A fellowship of prayer. Visit www.ramseysociety.org today. 7 Academic Convocation 2009 n a service that included an address by the Rt. Rev. David Bruce MacPherson, the awarding of four honorary doctoral degrees (including one, posthumously, to the Rev. Canon John Heidt), and the graduation of a cohort of M.A. Min. distancelearners, Nashotah House conferred its first Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degree upon the Rev. Stephen Samples (right), Rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Enid, Oklahoma. I House Graduates Doctor of Ministry Doctors of Divinity, honoris causa (L-R): the Rt. Rev. Donald Frederick Harvey, Bishop of Eastern Labrador and Newfoundland (retired); the Rt. Rev. David Bruce MacPherson, Bishop of Western Louisiana; and the Rev. 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Dr. Samples (second from left) with our second graduating class of Distance-Learners (L-R): Thomas Malionek, Kimberley Anne Talbot, Scott Charles Evans, Cynthia Kendrick Stansbury, Vernon H. Barber, Jr., Robert Nelson Smith and H. B. W. Schroeder. Not pictured: John Charles Metcalf and Ernest R. Buchanan. 8 The Rev. Canon John H. Heidt, 1932�2009 Excerpts from his Doctor of Divinity Degree Citation B orn in Madison, Wisconsin, and raised in Milwaukee, John Harrison Heidt received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University in 1954 before spending three years at Nashotah House under the tutelage of professors Donald Parsons, Arthur Vogel, Boone Porter and Homer Rogers. He received a Bachelor of Divinity degree and later the Master of Divinity degree. In 2007, he observed the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the diaconate and the priesthood. After ordination Fr. 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In 1972, he returned to England for more advanced study, this time staying for 18 years. For his dissertation, "The Social Doctrine of Henry Scott Holland," Fr. Heidt was awarded a Ph.D., for which the Most Rev. Michael Ramsey served as one of his hether you're discerning a call to ministry or considering the possibility of attending seminary, there's no better place to retreat from the cares of the world and begin to contemplate your call than Nashotah House. A three-day feast of worship, classroom experience, private reflection and candid discussion with our students, faculty and staff, Experience Nashotah! is expressly designed for prospective students like you. Your only cost of attending Experience Nashotah! is your own travel expenses. Nashotah House will provide you and your spouse three nights' lodging and all meals, from breakfast on Thursday through breakfast on Saturday. Don't miss this chance to put the ancient Benedictine way of prayer, study and reflection to work for you. For more information, contact Carol Klukas, Director of Admissions, at email@example.com. W Experience Nashotah! March 3�6, 2010 examiners. Fr. Heidt served for 16 years as Vicar of Saints Philip and James in Up Hatherley, Cheltenham, where he introduced the Cursillo Movement to England and held weekends for unchurched young people. During this time in England, he became a member of the Society of the Holy Cross and a Benedictine Oblate of Alton Abbey. The Heidts returned to the United States in 1996 when Father Heidt accepted a call as rector of Christ Church in Dallas. He retired in 2003 and accepted the appointment as Canon Theologian for the Diocese of Fort Worth. Canon Heidt was a prolific writer and author and served as editor of the bimonthly magazine, "Forward in Christ." This past Friday, October 23, 2009, God called his faithful servant home. 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Putting aside earlier proposals to ban disposable plastic bags outright or levy a 25-cent fee on them, the council's Judiciary and Legislative Investigations Committee approved, 3-0 with two members absent, what members have dubbed a "mandatory-voluntary" approach. The panel's vote culminates nearly two years of debate over how to reduce the number of plastic bags given out by the city's stores, which frequently end up festooning trees, clogging storm drains and littering streams and the Inner Harbor.


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TO UNDERSTAND TEXAS' MOST UNDERRATED sports hero, go east-southeast two thousand miles or so to Puerto Rico and ask for Igor. Everybody knows Igor, a.k.a. Juan Gonzales (he embraced the nickname as a child after watching a pro wrestler of the same name on television). For one thing, he's the husband of Olga Tañón, a popular merengue singer whose image is inescapable on billboards, in newspaper ads, and on TV. But more important, he's el batador de batadores, the most talented baseball player to emerge from the U.S. commonwealth since Roberto Clemente. In 1998 the Texas Rangers slugger was voted the American League's Most Valuable Player for the second time in three years, the first Latin American ever to win multiple MVP awards. He led the A.L. with 157 runs batted in and for much of last summer was on pace to break Hack Wilson's record of 190 RBI, the one offensive statistic regarded as unassailable now that Roger Maris' home run mark no longer stands. He's only the fifth player in major league history to hit 50 doubles and 40 homers in the same season. If the next few years are anywhere near as productive as the past eight, he's a lock to follow former teammate Nolan Ryan into the Hall of Fame.
And yet, for all his accomplishments, Gonzalez is not well known in Texas and practically ignored by the media—certainly when compared with the best players in other pro sports. Why does the 29-year-old with the x-ray eyes and powerful stroke reside in the shadows cast by, say, Troy Aikman and David Robinson? I hopped a plane to find out.
I arrived in San Juan on a Friday in late January, and the next morning I began my tour of Igor's world. My guide was Luis Mayoral, a native Puerto Rican hired seven years ago as the Rangers' Latin American liaison, meaning he was to mentor, among others, Gonzalez and all-star catcher Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez, onetime Little League rivals who grew up just down the road. A genial 53-year-old with a smooth bald head and a thick mustache, Mayoral lived with Gonzalez during the baseball season from 1993 until 1996, drawing on his experiences as a sportswriter and broadcaster (he also calls Rangers games in Spanish on the radio) to explain life in the major leagues. "What I've been able to communicate is that baseball is a short career," he told me. "What you put into a career is what you get back. I showed Juan how to write a check, how to open a savings account. If he plans well, he won't have to work a day in his life after he gets out of the game."
As we drove around in Mayoral's compact rental car, it quickly became clear to me that if you don't count the lush green hills, the palm trees, and the banana plants, Puerto Rico is not that different from Arlington. The island's streets are lined with car lots, malls, and the familiar logos of McDonald's, Wal-Mart, Burger King, Texaco, Wendy's, and a few forgotten classics like Gulf and Esso. In Bayamón, the affluent town just southwest of San Juan, Mayoral pointed in the direction of Mansion del Norte, the gated community where Gonzalez and Tañón live with their three-year-old daughter, Gabriela (Gonzalez has a six-year-old son from a previous marriage; he lives in Arlington). We stopped in at Premier Fitness, the gym where Gonzalez works out for two hours each day, but he'd left early.
On the way to Vega Baja, Gonzalez's hometown, Mayoral rattled off his good deeds: handing out checks to fellow Puerto Ricans following Hurricane Georges last fall, donating $50,000 for the construction of the Juan Gonzalez/Texas Rangers Youth Ballpark in southwest Dallas, raising money for the Waco Boys and Girls Club, passing the hat among his teammates to raise $50,000 for the survivors of the Oklahoma City bombing. For some sports stars, philanthropic acts are mostly about public relations, but Mayoral insists Gonzalez is sincere: "It's in Juan's nature. If not for baseball, he was going to be a social worker."
He would have had plenty to work with. Vega Baja, 23 miles west of San Juan, is a blue-collar factory town of 63,000 that never really recovered from the demise of the sugarcane industry in the mid-sixties (its official motto was "La Ciudad del Melao Melao": The City That's Sugarcane Sweet). All that's left are the crumbling walls of shuttered mills, rusted smokestacks in the middle of fallow fields, and an unfortunate legacy of high unemployment, a high crime rate, and rampant drug and alcohol abuse. The town's main economic engine these days is baseball, in the sense that Gonzalez and Rodriguez make $16.5 million a year between them and spend much of that money back home. Lesser but still generous contributions come from home grown minor leaguers like Ricky Otero and Carlos Pagan.
Gonzalez's upbringing was middle class by local standards. "He always had shoes, shirts, and pants, and he always ate," Mayoral says. His father, Juan Senior (called "Chon" by his friends and relatives), has been teaching high school math for the past thirty years. His mother, Iris ("Lelé"), is a housewife who used to work on and off in the General Electric factory when the family needed extra money. Their work ethic and their emphasis on education are evident in their offspring. Their eldest daughter, Wanda, graduated from the University of Puerto Rico and works for the Puerto Rico Power Authority. Their youngest daughter, Blanca, graduated from the University of South Carolina.
Not long after we pulled into a newer, more affluent neighborhood of Vega Baja, Gonzalez finally materialized. We caught up with him outside the Tu Casa seafood restaurant, his cell phone and his wallet in hand. When he saw Mayoral, there was an explosion of chatter and a motioning of hands so expressive that I


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Sochi Watch: To Attend or not to Attend, That Is the Question
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In August, British comedian Stephen Fry fired off an impassioned letter to British Prime Minister David Cameron, urging him to call for an "absolute ban on the Russian Winter Olympics of 2014."
Cameron thanked Fry for his concern and offered the following response: "I believe we can better challenge prejudice as we attend, rather than boycotting the Winter Olympics." With outrage over discriminatory Russian laws against its LGBT minority growing, it seems that world leaders and athletes are embroiled in a similar debate: to attend, or not to attend.
Politicians the world over aren't about to band together to openly boycott Sochi for any one reason (there are many), but with the start of the games on Feb. 7 fast approaching, the roll out for the Olympics is suffering something akin to death by a thousand cuts. World leaders are taking shots at Russia left and right, and the games are now threatening to turn into a PR nightmare for President Vladimir Putin.
This morning, the White House dropped a matter-of-fact statement listing the names of the U.S. delegation to the controversial Winter Olympics Games in Sochi — a list that conspicuously didn't include President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, or Jill Biden. While Obama hasn't headed the delegation for any Olympic Games during his presidency, his delegations have certainly been star-studded. For the 2012 Summer Olympics, Michelle Obama went as the U.S. emissary; for the 2010 Winter Games, Biden and his wife jointly headed the delegation. President George W. Bush led delegation in 2008, along with the first lady; for the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Laura Bush made the trek alone. In a clear break with tradition, the Sochi delegation will be led by former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, now the president of the University of California.
The White House didn't elaborate on the decision — mentioning only that the delegation represents "the diversity that is the United States" and that the president would be too busy to attend — but it doesn't take a leap of logic to realize that the delegation something of a shot across the Russian bow in response to a recent crackdown on its gay community. The presidential delegation will include two prominent gay athletes: Billie Jean King — the tennis icon with 12 Grand Slam titles to her name — and hockey player Caitlin Cahow.
In June, Putin signed a law prohibiting "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors," and since then, the country has experienced an outpouring of homophobia. Gay rights protests have been subjected to violence — at the hands of both thugs and the police. Meanwhile, Russia's controversial "foreign agents" law has been used to target pro-LGBT rights organizations in Russia. Last month, Russian state television broadcast an ugly piece of anti-gay propaganda — all while featuring the Olympic rings.
While many have called on the United States to boycott the Olympics as a result, President Obama seems content to let his delegation — and his Olympians — do the talking for him. "One of the things I'm really looking forward to is maybe some gay and lesbian athletes bringing home the gold or silver or bronze, which I think would go a long way in rejecting the kind of attitudes that we're seeing here," he said in August.
The United States isn't alone in poking Moscow in the eye over the gay-rights laws. Canada decided to send Vancouver's openly gay city councilor, Tim Stevenson, to advocate that the Russian organizers include a "Pride House," as Vancouver did in 2010. Danish parliamentary leader Marianne Jelved said she won't boycott the games, that she "believe[s] in engaging in a critical dialogue," and that she intends to bring up the issue of gay rights if she meets a Russian minister. While claiming it has nothing to do with gay rights, the German national team will be wearing a "stylish" rainbow uniform.
Still, Sochi will be the first time in 20 years that the United States isn't represented at the Olympics by a president, vice president, one of their spouses, or a cabinet-level official, but American officials aren't the only ones who are skipping the games this year. Vice President of the European Commission Vivane Reding also isn't attending, she says, as long as "minorities are treated the way they are under the current Russian legislation." Earlier this month, German President Joachim Gauck and French President Francois Hollande announced that they would not be attending, though they didn't explain why. No other top French officials are slated to attend either. Officials from other countries, like Poland and Georgia, are boycotting for different reasons.
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Olympic National Park is a relatively short drive from Seattle and offers some amazing landscapes. It is special because it has a diverse micro climate. This creates an different weather pattern in various parts of the park. One part of the park is a rain forrest and they get a ton of rain. This is where your camera will fool you because you'll never see greens like there are in ONP. This is a true I found along a hiking trail with some very nice light hitting it. IT was shot with a Phase One 60 mega pixel camera.
Stairway 1 – New Orleans
Here is another shot I did in New orleans. We were visiting a museum and next to it was an old library with all sorts of beautiful wood. I climbed the blocked off stairs of one portion of the library and turned around to see this. I loved the pulled back plastic, the backlighting and the window and railing. It just works really well.
New Orleans 1
I recently was in New Orleans scouting out locations for a workshop to be held in March 2016. I love New Orleans but for me most of my good memories are clouded as a result of partying bit too hard at Mardi Gras in my younger days. So, this time I got to see the city in a new light and clearer focus. This is an image I shot that I thought defined New Orleans. Street Cars are very popular although to me they don't look very efficient. I liked this shot and because of the guy on the bike. I worked it a bit in post processing to get that old time look. Shot with a Fuji X-T1.
Moonrise Again
This is another of the moonrise from Antarctica. Yet this one os a tighter shot with a 600mm lens and then I did some special work on it. It turned out quite dramatic.
Icebergs #43
Ok, there are going to be a lot of iceberg images over the coming weeks, many of them in Black and White. This is a shot of two icebergs and I like the way they formed the composition. The gray sky and the blue of the bergs works well together.
Moon Setting Lemaire Channel
Well we had a great moonrise the night before. We started to transit the Lemaire Channel and the moon was setting. It was an a amazing trip through the channel.
Moonrise #12 Antarctica
This year like all years when I visit Antarctica there are special defining moments. The defining moment this year was getting married on a beach with penguins and 60 close friends. Quite an adventure. This moonrise was another define moment. And, like a lot of images you'll see this year I am doing lot of B&W. This is moonrise #12 of a lot of moonrise shots. It was quite a moment to see this moon rise at the same time the sun was setting. Quite a night. Shot with a Sony A7 II and Tamron 150-600mm zoom.