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KAIROS courses marked with a single asterisk have potential for graduate credit as an independent study course.
Register for KAIROS classes online.
Dig into the Sunday readings for upcoming seasons with one of Luther Seminary's favorite Bible instructors. Lectures and group discussion will fill you with theological insights and preaching ideas for the months ahead.
To attend via webcast you will need a high-speed Internet connection. Instructions on how to access the webcast will be emailed to participants prior to class. The course will be archived through the last Sunday of the series for those registered.
Tuition: $45
Contact Hours: 3
Class Times:
3-6pm Central Time Watch live from your time zone or view the archive course
Seminar Leaders:
James Boyce, Professor Emeritus of New Testament, Luther Seminary
This Narrative Lectionary Workday is designed for those who are using the Narrative Lectionary beginning in fall 2016 through spring 2017.
Sessions include:
Those new to the Narrative Lectionary are encouraged to register for this class; links to videos introducing the Narrative Lectionary and preaching narrative texts are available at:http://www.workingpreacher.org/narrative_faqs.aspx
New this year: Webcast text studies are now available for the Narrative Lectionary. For more information, see Webcast: Narrative Lectionary Study Series beginning June 7.
Tuition: $60
Contact Hours: 6
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Rolf Jacobson, Associate Professor of Old Testament and the Alvin Rogness Chair in Scripture, Theology and Ministry, Luther Seminary
This course is now open to a limited number of Lifelong Learning participants.
Christianity has grown greatly since 1800, not only in terms of its geographical reach, but also in the scope of its impact on society. New definitions of mission efforts within the wider society (social and benevolent missions) have pushed the boundaries of the Christian presence in the world. This course examines this mission impulse and its impact, which involves both the growth of Christianity in the North Atlantic world, as well as the establishment and reform of Christianity in areas of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. It also explores the lives of individual women and men who have heard this calling and have taken it into their lives.
Tuition: $250
Contact Hours: 32
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Mark Granquist, Associate Professor of Church History, Luther Seminary
This intensive course for seminary students is now open to a limited number of pastors and lay leaders as continuing education.
This year's children, youth and family contemporary issues class focuses on neuropsychology and children. Our guest presenter is Tina Payne Bryson, the co-author of the bestselling book, "The Whole-Brain Child." Bryson has been featured on many national media outlets. Daily, she helps parents, adolescents and children at The Center for Connection in Pasadena, Calif. This class is part of a John Templeton-funded project, Science for Youth Ministry. Therefore, we'll particularly be interested in exploring how the neurological realities of development impact ministry with children, youth and their parents.
Students will read from the bibliography associated the topic and the guest lecturer will present. Luther Seminary's Andrew Root will guide students theologically to seek to integrate readings, discussions and the ideas of a leading thinker.
More specifically, Bryson's four lectures will focus on content from the New York Times bestseller "The Whole-Brain Child," in which Bryson and Dan Siegel introduce parents and other caregivers to practical strategies based on cutting-edge brain science. A central principle of the book is that the strategies can help parents not only survive difficult moments with their kids, but actually use those very moments to help their children thrive. In these lectures, Bryson takes this central concept and applies it to working with children. The best strategies are the ones that not only help us maintain order and cover material effectively, but that also challenge kids to become all that they're meant to be. Displaying her trademark warmth and humor, Tina uses video, discussion, stories and a wealth of personal experience to help her audience think more deeply about who they want to be as individuals, and how they want to interact with the young minds they're nurturing and helping to grow. The latest scientific research—with a special emphasis on neuroplasticity and the changing brain—is presented in a way that's clear, interesting and immediately practical.
Maximum enrollment: 25
Tuition: $300
Contact Hours: 28
Wednesday, 6-9 p.m. Thursday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-Noon
Andrew Root, The Carrie Olson Baalson Associate Professor of Youth and Family Ministry, Luther Seminary
Tina Payne Bryson, Co-Author, "The Whole-Brain Child"
Using the Narrative Lectionary for the 2016-2017 program year? The Narrative Lectionary Study is a webcast designed to provide theological insight and preaching ideas with three of Luther Seminary's favorite Bible instructors.
To participate in the webcast you will need a high-speed Internet connection. Instructions on how to access the webcast will be emailed to participants prior to class. The course will be archived through the preaching period covered.
3 - 6 p.m. (Central Time)
Using the Narrative Lectionary for the 2016-2017 program year? The Narrative Lectionary Study Series is a webcast designed to provide theological insight and preaching ideas with three of Luther Seminary's favorite Bible instructors. Each webcast session is archived and available throughout the preaching period covered.
Sundays, Sept. 11-Nov. 20 (June 7)Sundays, Nov. 27-Jan. 29 (Sept. 13) Sundays, Feb. 5-April 9 (Nov. 22) Holy Week, Easter-June 4 (Feb. 7, 2017)
Tuition: $150
Contact Hours: 15
Today's pastor is expected to assume myriad leadership responsibilities not anticipated during seminary. In addition to preaching and teaching, pastors are expected to oversee complex budgeting processes, manage personnel, maintain facilities, form strategic and long-range plans for growth and development and promote the church through traditional markets and social networks. By the end of this week, you will have developed critical management skills and nurtured significant professional relationships with other pastors and church leaders. This interactive course will provide opportunities to practice new skills that will increase your capacity and confidence to lead your congregation in the 21st century.
Join with other highly motivated leaders in discovering the essentials of:
The Mini-MBA from Luther Seminary and Augsburg College makes the best insights of an MBA program relevant to congregational life with a theological sensitivity you won't find anywhere else.
Tuition includes meals and all materials.
Graduate Credit: Available
Graduate Credit Advisor: Dwight Zscheile, Associate Professor of Congregational Mission and Leadership
Tuition: $1250
Contact Hours: 44
Check in at 3 p.m. Sunday, followed by opening session. Weekday sessions begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at approximately 5 p.m. The workshop ends at 3 p.m. Friday. Some sessions held during evening hours.
Augsburg College--MBA and Master of Arts in Leadership faculty
Luther Seminary Leadership faculty
Guest Speakers: Prominent leaders from Twin Cities business and nonprofit communities
This June intensive course for current Luther Seminary students explores Revelation's vivid portrayal of God's conflict with evil, its witness to the Lamb and its vision of new creation. Now it is open to pastors and lay leaders as continuing education. Attention is given to the controversies surrounding the interpretation of the book, as well as its profound impact of Christian worship, art and music. Students will become familiar with perspectives of the book, which range from scholarly to the sensationalistic types that appear on the Internet and in popular literature. The course considers all major passages in Revelation and explores ways of teaching Revelation in contemporary contexts.
Tuition: $235
Contact Hours: 16
Friday, 6-9 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-5p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m.-Noon
Craig Koester, Asher O. and Carrie Nasby Chair of New Testament and Academic Dean, Luther Seminary
This course is now open to a limited number of Lifelong Learning participants. This course explores the theology and Scriptural interpretation of Martin Luther from the perspective of public theology. Students will read both well-known and less-well-known texts of Luther that deal with questions of God's two hands of ruling and human participation, faith active in love, political authority and justice, poverty, social welfare, and economic justice, war and peace, inter-faith relations, and natural disasters.
Gary Simpson, Professor of Systematic Theology and Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary Chair of Theology
This course is now open to a limited number of Lifelong Learning participants.
With the aim of preparing evangelical leaders of public worship, this course engages the student in the experience of worship as an encounter between God's Word and community.
It combines the practice of communal worship with biblical, theological, historical, and interfaith reflection. The course focuses on embodied skills of liturgical planning and presiding through a creative, Gospel-rooted approach to rituals, sermons, art, music, and hymnody (local and global, as well as ecumenical, traditional, and contemporary) of Christian worship practice. Through these practices, students give witness to Jesus Christ in God's mission of reconciliation, justice, and peace for all creation.
Dirk Lange, Associate Dean, Graduate Theological Education; Associate Professor of Worship; Chair, History / Theology Division Department: Graduate Theo. Education
What does it mean to be a public witness to Jesus Christ in a pluralistic, post-secular, consumer society? Using classical and contemporary thinkers in systematic theology, students will think critically about how and in what ways God encounters us in and through our neighbors, calling us to examine our own assumptions about who God is and what God does in law and promise. Centered in Jesus Christ crucified and risen, the course examines how justification/sanctification by faith alone turns us outward from the self through the Holy Spirit to participate in God's work of reconciliation, justice, and peace with our neighbor and for our neighbor. Students develop their identity as Christian leaders and grow in their theological capacity to offer public leadership in a wide range of ministry settings.
Location: Olson Campus Center - Lecture Room
Amy Marga, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology
This course prepares church leaders and interim pastors for navigating congregations through collective discovery of God's intent for their church. Trust is fundamental for teamwork. Collaborative leadership leverages collective wisdom and skills. Relevant ministry aligned with God's will is the result.
This course is designed in three distinct segments:
Many will benefit from this course. Congregations in transition will connect with God's present work in the world, a more faithful approach than inventing their own purpose and direction. Churches in a rut will discover anew God's purpose for them and will identify key ministries for engaging God's mission. Church leaders seeking renewed enthusiasm for ministry will see afresh the Spirit's work in their lives, journey with colleagues in ministry, explore God's ways in the world and awaken to renewed passion for ministry. Interim pastors will strengthen their leadership. Trust-building and collaborative leadership for collective insight are essential tasks for guiding congregations into a new chapter in God's mission in the world.
Maximum participants: 18Tuition includes $25 materials fee
For more information on coursework, contact Hagen at firstname.lastname@example.com or 763-227-4782.
Tuition: $875
Contact Hours: 50
Christopher E. Hagen is experienced and skilled in parish and interim ministry, having served more than 18 congregations in Minnesota, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. He holds Master of Divinity, Master of Science and Doctor of Ministry degrees.
This course introduces students to the God of Psalter and role of the psalms in the life of faith. Students are introduced to the interpretation of Hebrew poetry as well as the theological interpretation and analysis of the main types of psalms. Consideration is given to the use of psalms in Christian worship, preaching ministry, hymnody and spirituality.
Contact Hours: 20
Monday - Thursday, 9:00-10:50, (chapel and lunch break), 12:30-2:30
Kathryn Schifferdecker, Associate Professor of Old Testament and Chair of Bible Division
This seminar is now open to a limited number of Lifelong Learning participants. This seminar provides instruction, conversation and practice in theologically-based practical reasoning for ministerial contexts, including a comprehensive, coherent presentation of the articles of faith, and cultivating theological imagination in view of communities and neighbors through current questions, challenges to faith, and awareness of diverse contexts. Each class will focus on a particular article of the creed or related Christian doctrines for the practices of ministry. Focus: Jesus the Savior.
Alan Padgett, Professor of Systematic Theology, Luther Seminary
Luther Seminary's School for Lay Ministry is open to all people interested in training to more fully serve in a variety of ministry roles in their congregations. Many ELCA synods provide lays schools of ministry that offer certification after training to lay people. The courses below were designed in partnership with the synods of the ELCA of Northeastern and Northwestern Minnesota and Western North Dakota to fulfill some of the requirements for these synods.
Buddhism, Hinduism and IslamThis course will examine the roots and global spread of these three major world religions. We will look at the basics of these religions, including the religious philosophies behind them and the religious differences within each one of them. We will pay special attention to the growth and development of these three religious groups in the United States, and also think about the question of how these three groups relate to American society and American Christianity.
Come and See: Discipleship According to the Gospel of John Discipleship is no easy task and one's identity as a Christian is constantly challenged. Perhaps the hardest part about following Jesus is to imagine that our witness in the world can make the same kind of difference as the disciples long ago. This class will imagine what we might learn from the disciples in the Gospel of John that could empower, sustain and nurture us. We will encounter the inspiring witness of persons Jesus meets in the Fourth Gospel so as to invite a renewed sense of call in our present time.
Martin Luther: A Grand Assortment of Insights—Part 1 As we approach the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017, we will consider the profound influence of Martin Luther on theology, the church and culture. Come and hear Luther Seminary's professors reflect on Luther's reformation insights.
Lectures include: - The Holy Spirit and Luther - Luther and Political Power - Luther: Worship Disrupts Theology!
Tuition: $100
Monday, 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Thursday, 8:30-11 a.m.
Would you like to strengthen your leadership and increase your capacity to be courageous in uncertainty? Do you want to be more resilient personally, and model that in your congregation? Based on the groundbreaking work of Brené Brown, this workshop will empower you to more effectively handle stressful situations in ministry.
You'll learn tools to better understand the dynamics of conflict and shame, and the role of vulnerability in ministry. You'll gain greater resiliency for handling the ups and downs of life and ministry. Faith, theology and Scripture will frame our time. This workshop is a combination of short lectures, self-exploration, sharing and skill-building exercises that help church professionals lead with increased joy, authenticity and purpose. The Daring Way™ for Faith Leaders is based on the Daring Way™, developed by Brown. The primary focus is in developing shame resilience skills and developing a courage practice that transforms the way we live, love, parent and lead. Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston and a bestselling author. She is known for a very popular TED Talk on vulnerability.
In preparation for this course, participants will be required to complete three online self-evaluation tools and watch Brown's two TED Talks. Reading her books is encouraged.
Maximum number of participants: 15 (Full) Call to be on a waiting list 651-641-3416
Monday, 1:00 -5:30 p.m. Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sarah Ciavarri, Daring Way™ Facilitator-Consultant
This class is full.
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE - This course is not available to watch live; archive only
3-6pm Central Time
Go deeper into the unique connections of serving as a church leader during ever-changing times and landscapes through Brené Brown's research on resilience. What does it take to get back up when we fall? We will explore how these are critical moments in church leadership and how the stories we create about them influence not only our self-understanding as leaders in the church but also our actions and behaviors. Are we stuck in ways of thinking that don't serve the body of Christ or us in life-giving ways? Through short lectures, self-exploration and small- group discussion, we will learn new patterns of critical awareness and practices that will empower pastors, AIMs, support staff and congregational leaders to write a brave new ending. There will be opportunities to explore how faith, Scripture and theology connect. This one-day workshop can be an extension of the Daring Way™ for Faith Leaders (offered June 27-29) or a stand-alone opportunity.
Tuition: $95
Contact Hours: 7
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Polarities are those unavoidable, unsolvable, indestructible dilemmas of life. Our only choice with life polarities is to manage them, either well or poorly. Problems or conflicts usually involve either/or thinking. There is one solution to the issue. Polarities require both/and thinking. They have two right answers that are interlocked with each other. For example, our capacity to breathe involves the two poles of inhaling and exhaling. Each has an upside and a downside. The downside of one pole is answered by the upside of the opposite pole. Another polarity that most of us have to manage, either well or poorly, is being a nice person or being a tough person. We likely have tried both, depending on to whom we are relating. Most of us, however, have a preference for one of these poles over the other. Whenever we favor one pole over the other, we pay a price for that preference.
Thriving congregations have to wrestle with at least eight key polarities. They have come to manage these polarities well, hence their ability to thrive. Other congregations are not managing these polarities well and are struggling, either financially, in loss of members or in vitality. The following congregational polarities will be explored in depth at this workshop.
This workshop will also explore the inherent polarities involved in being an effective pastor within a congregation.
Tuition: $425
Contact Hours: 18
Wednesday - Thursday, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Roy Oswald, Executive Director, The Center for Emotional Intelligence and Human Relations Skills
This workshop is an intensive, five-day session designed to enable participants to learn about, build and practice emotional intelligence skills in a small-group setting. Skilled facilitators provide tools and feedback to enable participants to learn about themselves and to immediately practice emerging skills. As group life unfolds, participants give and receive feedback regarding the impact they have on others in the group. Participants will learn both interpersonal and intra-group communication skills.
The primary emphasis of this workshop is leadership development. In "Primal Leadership," Daniel Goleman writes, "The fundamental task of a leader is to prime good feelings in those they lead. That occurs when a leader creates resonance—a reservoir of positivity that frees the best in people. At its root the primal job of leadership is emotion. The power of emotionally intelligent leadership is to inspire, arouse passion and enthusiasm—and keep people motivated and committed." This sounds like the traits of an effective church leader.
As part of this core event, workshop participants complete a comprehensive self-assessment of their emotional intelligence. They also identify up to 20 people who know them well and are willing to complete the same assessment in order to provide valuable feedback. Participants will receive a detailed, confidential report of their own emotional intelligence strengths and development needs. The content of the workshop revolves around the areas of emotional intelligence defined in the EQ reports.
These individual reports will provide items to be explored in one's small group. Emotional Intelligence is the key to improving leadership effectiveness for faith-based leaders. Past participants have described this assessment and the EQ-HR workshop as a life-changing event.
EQ-HR 5-day Workshop outcomes:
Note: An additional fee of $195 is assessed for the EQ profile. The EQ staff will contact you directly for this payment. The $195 fee is not refundable once the profile has been scored.
Maximum Enrollment: 13
Graduate Credit Advisor: Craig Koester, Academic Dean, Professor and Asher O. and Carrie Nasby Chair of New Testament
Tuition: $595
Contact Hours: 35
For many, it's already happening. Whether Sunday morning finds them seated at work or a coffee shop, in the bleachers or on a pew, they're already rethinking churchgoing. And perhaps you are, too.
But what is God up to in all of this? And to what more faithful future are Christian communities now being called? What are the practices of discipleship for a post-churchgoing world?
Join the conversation and discover the courage to ask some fresh questions and engage them more boldly.
Registration will open March 2016
Begins Wednesday at 11am and ends Friday at Noon
In this intensive workshop, participants will learn the skills of compassionate communication (also called nonviolent communication) as means of connecting to God, self, and others in the midst of interpersonal conflict.
A past participant in the course said "I would rate this course a 10 out of 10 for meeting my needs for greater learning."
Through a five-day immersion in a community of Christian leaders, you will learn how to:
Group Rate $475 per person when 2 or more members of the same church or organization register at the same.
**Graduate Credit Available**
Graduate Credit Advisor: Craig Koeser, Academic Dean, Professor and Asher O. and Carrie Nasby Chair of New Testament
Tuition: $525
Group Tuition: $475
Contact Hours: 38
9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
Theresa F. Latini, Associate Dean of Diversity and Cultural Competency; Professor of Practical Theology, Western Theological Seminary, Holland, Mich.
Dr Latini has extensive training in Nonviolent Communication through the NVC Training Institute and the Center for Nonviolent Communication.
Are you stepping into unfamiliar territory where you must supervise others, or have you been supervising others for some time without a clear understanding of what you are doing? Supervision, especially in a faith-based environment, requires learning new skills—probably skills you did not learn during your professional formation. This event provides you with practical skills and tools for supervising the work of others, and aligning the work of the team with the overall goals of the congregation.
You'll learn about:
Students say:
Tuition: $210
Contact Hours: 12
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Susan Beaumont has consulted with more than 100 congregations and denominational bodies across the United States and Canada. Before establishing her own practice, Susan worked for nine years with the Alban Institute. She is known for engaging the best of business practice, filtered through the lens of careful theological reflection. She moves easily between discernment and decision making, and nurtures the soul of the leader along with the soul of the institution.
3-6pm Central Time - PLEASE NOTE CHANGE - This course is not available to watch live; archive only
Using the Narrative Lectionary for the 2016-2017 program year? The Narrative Lectionary Study is a webcast designed to provide theological insight and preaching ideas. The webcast session is archived and available throughout the preaching period covered.
Do you ever wonder what's "behind the scenes" of some of the sermons you get to hear at big preaching conferences with "famous" preachers? Have you always wanted a practical preaching conference where you can learn some new "how-to's" for constructing a sermon and honing your homiletical skills? Working Preacher Presents: The Craft of Preaching will do that and more. Three top teachers of preachers will preach a sermon and then tell you how they got there, with plenty of time for Q&A. Workshops will be a hands-on, master-class format, with conference participants preaching toward a specific skill and getting individual feedback from Luther faculty. Foundational, collegial and encouraging, this conference will be a unique opportunity to tend the craft of your preaching among peers, old and new.
Registration opens May 15, 2016
This online course offers leaders a practical theology framework for leading change within a congregational setting. Drawing on various theological and theoretical resources, participants will work through a ministry case study of their choosing throughout the course. Through small weekly assignments (readings, videos and interviews), participants will discover their own approach to leading change, develop their own working theology of change and put into practice ideas related to leading change, conflict and innovation in their context. Participants will process the weekly assignments in small groups.
Maximum enrollment: 24
Tuition: $275
This course begins Friday, Oct. 7 with a live webinar led by the instructor, and continues for six weeks. Participants meet weekly via conference call or video conference call.
Terri Elton, Associate Professor of Leadership, Luther Seminary
HEALTLHY CONGREGATIONS is a series of six workshops, each five sessions in length, designed by Dr. Peter Steinke to help congregations to move forward in their ministry. HEALTHY CONGREGATIONS are based on Bowen Systems Theory as it applies in understanding how congregations function. This perspective has helped hundreds of congregations understand the dynamics of working together.
By participating in this event you will be able to purchase the materials and to lead the workshops in congregations.
The cost of training includes the facilitator's manual, the six student's workshop materials, and two DVD's.
Specific questions related to the content of the course can be directed to Pastor Roger Schwarze. 651-777-5102 email@example.com
Location: Luther Seminary, Olson Campus Center Auxiliary Dining Room1490 Fulham StreetSt. Paul, MN 55108
Tuition: $400
Contact Hours: 10
Thursday, 9am-5:30pm - Friday, 9am - 12:30 pm
Pastor Roger Schwarze
From 1927 to 1938 Dietrich Bonhoeffer's central pastoral ministry was with children and youth. This course examines Bonhoeffer's biography, looking in-depth at his lectures, sermons, and essays on youth work. Through Bonhoeffer's writing and history students are given an example of a theological thinker in children's and youth ministry to emulate. The course particularly explores confirmation using Bonhoeffer's work in Wedding 1932 and Pomerania 1938 to reexamine our practices today.
(Limit of 10 participants)
Tuition: $200
Contact Hours: 24
Saturday 8 to 4, Sunday 8 to 4, Monday night 5 to 8 (including a German-themed dinner), and Tuesday 8 to 4.
Andy Root, Carrie Olson Baalson Associate Professor of Children, Youth and Family Ministry, Luther Seminary
The Executive Certificate in Religious Fundraising (ECRF), a four-day intensive program with a practical application project, provides the research, tools and customized training to meet the growing needs of leaders in religious communities and fundraisers of faith-based organizations. The focus of the ECRF is on the cultural, organizational and philanthropic practices unique to religious institutions that in turn enable donors motived by spiritual and religious values to experience the joy of generous giving.
This program is designed for religious leaders in faith-based organizations and institutions who wish to learn more about the spirituality of fundraising and gain a core foundation in fundraising principles. The program is open and specifically tailored to all faith traditions.
Typical attendees include:
Ten scholarships are available from the Lake Institute that will cover 50% of the course registration fee. Applicants can apply online. A committee from Lake Institute will select the recipients.
Please see the Lake Institute application page for more details about how to apply, criteria, and the timeline.
Please note: the cost of registration increases to $1,500 beginning August 15.
Tuition includes breakfast and lunch
Tuition: $1200
Monday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Faculty of the Lake Institute
Adam Copeland, Director of Stewardship Leadership, Luther Seminary
The NALIP Basic Education curriculum is designed for clergy and lay professionals to introduce participants to the practice of intentional interim ministry. Although focusing on Lutheran theology and polity, the event is open to all lay leaders and clergy desiring or called to this special ministry in congregations during a pastoral transition.
This course is designed in three phases (Planting, Cultivating and Harvesting), covering a period of about six months.
Phase I (Planting) is a residential week focusing on the theory, theology, leadership skills and congregational systems related to intentional interim ministry. We examine the interim journey through scenarios (propositional learning) including the dynamics of entry, pre-entry, stages and tasks of the congregation, emotional systems, conflict, grief, power structures, and leadership skills necessary to lead the congregation, and exiting/closure issues.
Phase II (Cultivating) is a six month experience in a parish or institutional setting, ideally in a leadership transition, in which the participant in this program "puts into practice" the material learned in Phase I. During this time, you will learn contracting (covenanting), work on personal learning goals, and write two critical incident reports, all under the supervisor of your chosen fieldwork supervisor.
Phase III (Harvesting) is the second residential week at Mt. Olivet Retreat Center in Farmington, MN, (April 24-28, 2017) in which through a group process you will share one of your critical incident reports, review material learned in Phase I, and learn more about the dynamics of congregations in pastoral transition, and your leadership skills and needs. You will also discuss the biblical and theological connections in this special ministry as specifically related to the Lutheran church.
Note: Participants are responsible for securing a situation in which to complete Phase II fieldwork requirements. While most participants in the program will have a ministry site, some may not. NALIP program faculty will help you define options available for your fieldwork.
Maximum Enrollment: 25
Tuition: $1195
Contact Hours: 60
Class Times: Begins 1 p.m. Oct. 24; Ends Noon Oct. 28; Evening sessions until 8:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; 8:30 a.m. class start time Tuesday-Friday
Cancellations initiated by the registrant prior to the event due date will result in a NALIP nonrefundable fee for completed Insights profiles. In the event of a cancellation by the registrant or NALIP, the results of completed Insights profiles will be sent to the registrant with the offer of consulting with the Insights counselor.
Tuition $1045 + $150 for Insight Fee
Vibrant Christian congregations intentionally focus their ministries on the formation of Christian faith. While this may sound obvious, most of us actually operate on the assumption that Christian faith has been formed somewhere else—in the home or in the culture—and therefore focus our ministries on maintaining Christian faith, rather than forming it. Drawing on insights from a multi-year research project, this course will engage the assumptions, questions and practices required to cultivate distinctly Christian lives that boldly participate in God's creative and redemptive work in the world today.
Tuition: $230
• Tuesday, 1-5:30 p.m. • Wednesday, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. • Thursday, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
To attend via webcast you will need a high-speed Internet connection. Instructions on how to access the course will be emailed to participants prior to class.
Eric Barreto, Associate Professor of New Testament, Luther Seminary
Luther Seminary's School for Lay Ministry is open to all people interested in training to more fully serve in a variety of ministry roles in their congregations. Many ELCA synods provide lay schools of ministry that offer certification after training to lay people. The courses below were designed in partnership with the synods of the ELCA of Northeastern, Northwestern and Southwestern Minnesota; and Eastern and Western North Dakota to fulfill some of the requirements for these synods.
Topics:Congregational Planning and Innovation How can local churches navigate a changing cultural landscape where some of the old maps don't seem to apply? This course offers biblical and theological insights and practical steps for claiming the best of a congregation's heritage while embracing experiments in order to learn how to form Christian community and share a meaningful witness with neighbors.Martin Luther: A Grand Assortment of Insights—Part 2As we approach the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017, we will be considering the profound influence of Martin Luther on theology, the church and culture. Come and hear Luther Seminary's professors reflect on how Luther's reformation insights have impacted the areas in which they teach.
Lectures include:
Monday, 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday, 9 a.m.-11 a.m.
Mary Jane Haemig, Professor of Church History, Luther Seminary
Guillermo Hansen, Associate Professor of Global Christianity, Societies and Culture; and Martin Luther King Jr. Chair, Luther Seminary
Steve Paulson, Professor of Systematic Theology, Luther Seminary
Dwight Zscheile, Associate Professor of Congregational Mission and Leadership, Luther Seminary
Graduate Credit Advisor: Luther Seminary Faculty
Study Leave is a weeklong opportunity for you to engage in self-directed study, renewal and worship life at Luther Seminary. The program is flexible; come any time during the year. Attend some classes that look interesting, engage with a seminary professor on a topic of interest, participate in worship and seminary life and make use of the rich resources of the library. Let us know the topic of interest and we'll connect you with possible courses, faculty and library resources to make your week productive. Or if you'd like to come explore, that's fine too.
The cost of Study Leave is $250. We can also help arrange meals and housing as needed.For information, call 651-641-3416.
To participate in the webcast you will need a high-speed internet connection. Instructions on how to access the webcast will be emailed to participants prior to the class.
Study Leave is a weeklong opportunity for you to engage in self-directed study, renewal and worship life at Luther Seminary.
The Study Leave program is flexible. Attend some classes that look interesting, engage with a seminary professor on a topic of interest, participate in worship and seminary life and make use of the rich resources of the library. Let us know the topic of interest and we'll connect you with possible courses, faculty and library resources to make your week productive. Or if you'd like to come explore, that's fine too. The cost of Study Leave is $250. We can help arrange meals and housing as needed.
For more information, call 651-641-3416.


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well, that's easy to explain...the rom isn't supportet ^^''
Maybe the language was a problem.
And @Martin: Yeah you're right with that, but sometimes you already HAVE the newest version of the file, but it keeps showing the error message.
Then it's nor registered and you have to use the regsvr32 command to register it ^^
That was my problem some time ago.
@naturofoxlover: which operator system do you use, XP. 2000 or vista?
Pls tell me what exactly you typed into the box ;)
Well I typed this in the run box and plus I already put the file in the system 32 folder but heres what I typed in: regsvr32 C: \windows\system32\vbalcbex6.ocx and it gave me a stupid message which I put up above. I have windows xp as far as I know.
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I just pulled up some old vinyl tiles off my laundry room floor. What I'm left with is not only unsightly, but problematic. It was great to see that my old 20's home had fir floors under the tiles, but there is now tar-like glue scattered in various places throughout the floor. What's worse is there was termite damage on various planks around the home. I recently purchased the home and had the house tented, so I don't think there are anymore critters living there. I want to put vinyl tile squares in there, but I need to figure out the best way to do it. Is it possible that once I scrape off the old glue with some adhesive remover to fill the holes with some wood putty, then place some self leveling compound down so that I can put the tiles over it? Or is it wiser (and cheaper) to just pull out the planks and replace it with plywood??? Also, if I opt for the latter, is it still necessary to use a self-leveling compound? Sorry this question is so long!
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Submitted by Meso on 2012-10-26Wingsuit pilots from all over the world recently gathered to test the limits of flying in large vertical fleets. It is a new discipline that is now possible due to the tremendous forward speed of wingsuits which allows pilots to fly directly above one another in close proximity while carefully avoiding each other's slipstreams. There were 36 pilots in the group (also 2 camera flyers), and even with tight spacing the fleet was still over 6 stories high (72 feet), which you can see at 3:09. This was the largest vertical formation ever flown. The weather made for frequent delays, but when we did get an opportunity, the clouds and lighting were spectacular. Additional Footage Courtesy of: Jeff Donohue (vimeo.com/user559252) Josh Shepperd (youtube.com/wingsuitdrummer)
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Adriana yipped like a pup, growling happily as she began to nip at his neck. She barked, wagging her tail as she laid on the ground when Pluto tackled her.
user: Macabre Poetry
name: Carlisle Dorian
race: demon {incognito}
gender: male
looks (pic or detailed description): Blue eyes, orange around the pupil {red with slitted pupils when "fired up"}, short silver-black hair, short black goatee. Occasionally wears a silver monacle. Dresses in dark tones, achromatically. Carries a cane with a silver fox on the head.
residence: The Cracked Circus
Rank: (lord, noble, etc, if shinigami what department): ringleader of the aforementioned circus
love interest: none {himself}
if shinigami, whats your deathscythe?: n/a
other: just as Sebastian is associated with ravens and Claude with spiders, he is associated with foxes. Also, is uncontracted c:
user: Macabre Poetry
name: Eric Slingby
race: shinigami
gender: male
looks (pic or detailed description): ref 1 ref 2
residence: shinigami realm
Rank: (lord, noble, etc, if shinigami what department): field dispatch
love interest: Alan Humphries
if shinigami, whats your deathscythe?: handsaw
other: I think that in the roleplay I'll just say that he was able to cure Alan's disease and was not killed by Sebastian or ousted from the shinigami dispatch society.
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Maharashtrian Recipes
Modak is a Maharashtrian sweet dish usually served on Ganesh chaturthi.
Shrikhand is a very popular dessert of Western India.
Poha is a light and nutritious recipe.
Pani Puri
Pani Puri is the most popular Indian chaat.
Bhel Puri
Bhel Puri is a low-fat, nutritious and delicious recipe.
Onion Bhaji
Onion Bhaji is a very popular recipe.
Spicy Poha Salad
Spicy Poha Salad is a simple, yet delicious recipe.
Vada Pav
Vada Pav is a famous Maharastrian recipe.
Puran Poli
Puran Poli is known as Holige in Karnataka and Bobbatlu in Andhra Pradesh.
Batata Vada
Batata Vada is a Maharashtrian dish in which besan is used to dip potato.
Sev Puri
Sev Puri is a popular Maharastrian recipe.
Paav Bhaji
Paav Bhaji is a popular Maharashtrian Food.
Pedha is a popular Indian sweet.
Rice Chakli
Rice Chakli is a very popular recipe.
Prawns Koliwada
Prawns Koliwada is a yummy recipe.
Maharashtrian Fish Gravy
Maharashtrian Fish Gravy is usually served with steamed rice and deep fried savory buns.
Garlic Chutney
Garlic Chutney is a traditional recipe of Maharashtra.
Lonavala Chikki
Lonavala Chikki, also known as Peanut Brittle is a very popular recipe.
Bombay Halwa
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Ragda Patties
Ragda Patties is a Maharashtrian fast food recipe.
Dry Fruit Chikki
Dry Fruit Chikki is a very popular recipe.
Masala Puri
Masala Puri is very delicious.
Bharleli Vangi
Bharleli Vangi is a sweet and tangy Maharashtrian dish made with coconut and peanuts.
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Printed Circuit Board Design Techniques for EMC Compliance: A Handbook for Designers
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Electrical Engineering Printed Circuit Board Design Techniques for EMC Compliance A Handbook for Designers Second Edition A Volume in the IEEE Press Series on Electronics Technology Robert J. Herrick, Series Editor Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is an engineering discipline often identified as "black magic." This belief exists because the fundamental mechanisms on how radio frequency (RF) energy is developed within a printed circuit board (PCB) is not well understood by practicing engineers. Rigorous mathematical analysis is not required to design a PCB. Using basic EMC theory and converting complex concepts into simple analogies helps engineers understand the mitigation process that deters EMC events from occurring. This user-friendly reference covers a broad spectrum of information never before published, and is as fluid and comprehensive as the first edition. The simplified approach to PCB design and layout is based on real-life experience, training, and knowledge. Printed Circuit Board Techniques for EMC Compliance, Second Edition will help prevent the emission or reception of unwanted RF energy generated by components and interconnects, thus achieving acceptable levels of EMC for electrical equipment. It prepares one for complying with stringent domestic and international regulatory requirements. Also, it teaches how to solve complex problems with a minimal amount of theory and math. Essential topics discussed include: * Introduction to EMC * PCB basics * Bypassing and decoupling * Clock Circuits-Trace Routing-Terminations * Interconnects and I/O * Electrostatic discharge protection * Backplanes-Ribbon Cables-Daughter Cards * Miscellaneous design techniques This rules-driven book-formatted for quick access and cross-reference-is ideal for electrical and EMC engineers, consultants, technicians, and PCB designers regardless of experience or educational background.
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These are all the details I have, and I know they are not complete, but can anyone tell me what's going on to any degree of accuracy?
My grandfather was one of five people to own Company A, after he passed away, the guy who ran it (who my grandfather said would eventually run it into the ground) asked for a loan from the bank. The bank said only if all 5 owners co-signed for the loan that he could get it. The guy talked my grandmother (who knows little about business) into co-signing and now the company has gone under.
The question: will the bank come after my grandmother personally for the money, or simply take over her shares of the company? What stipulates which way it goes? The loan was in the tune of $500,000 and here in Tulsa. Thanks for anyone in the know.


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I love this man because he'd do anything for me!
When a guy is willing to do anything for you, it's pretty heady stuff, making it hard to move away from him. The problem is-if you don't love him, you are marking time. You deserve to feel happily in love in a relationship.
So, if you're not feeling it, maybe you need to go back and look at why you were attracted to him in the first place. Was it his looks, his money, his emotional side? Can you find that spark again?
If not, no matter how much he does for you and how good that might feel now, in the long run, you will be miserable dating a man who's not working for you in all ways-mind, body and soul.
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Some women will take any man they can get just to have someone in their life to go to dinner with or take to a wedding. What they often end up with is a "Project Man," a man who is needy and wants someone taking care of him.
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The origins and purposes of Stonehenge have eluded academics and historians for centuries and been the subject of much debate.
The circle of standing stones was originally through to have been erected in 2,600 BC, to replace an earlier wood and earth structure where cremation was carried out.
Recently a BBC documentary suggested that the standing stones were not erected until 2,300BC, when the site became a centre of healing.
Now a team behind the latest dig suggest the standing stones were erected much earlier than previously thought, in 3,000 BC, and used for cremation burial throughout their history and not for healing.
The latest evidence is from a team of archaeologists from a number of British universities who have been carrying out excavations over the past five summers.
The Stonehenge Riverside Project looked at remains found in an "Aubrey Hole", one of the pits where it was originally throught the wooden posts that predated the standing stones stood.
Crushed chalk was discovered leading the team to conclude that in fact standing stones had been erected in the holes much earlier than previously thought.
The report said: "We propose that very early in Stonehenge's history, 56 Welsh bluestones stood in a ring 285 feet 6 inches across. This has sweeping implications for our understanding of Stonehenge."
The second significant finding was from radiocarbon dating of human remains found on the site from between 2,300 and 3,000 BC. Researchers concluded that this meant cremation burial was going on long after the standing stones had been erected.
The report said: "Contrary to claims made in the recent BBC Timewatch film, which promoted a theory of Stonehenge as a healing centre built after the practice of cremation burial had ceased, standing stones and burial may have been prominent aspects of Stonehenge's meaning and purpose for a millenium."
Mike Pitts, one of the authors of the study and editor of British Archaelogy, said that the study overturned previous theory over Stonehenge.
"This means there were earlier connections with Wales, where the standing stones came from, than previously thought and that Stonehenge was always about death and ancestors and burial and not healing," he said.
Geoffrey Wainwright, one of the archaelogists behind the BBC film, maintained that healing was one of the uses of the site.
"We do not claim Stonehenge was a single use monument," he said. "We think it was a multifunctional monument and part of its purpose was for healing."


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A political tip sheet for the rest of us outside the Washington Beltway, Monday, April 2:
TUESDAY'S PRIMARIES: Two states and the District of Columbia vote, but the marquee contest is in Wisconsin. It's the kind of big industrial state where a win by Mitt Romney will further solidify his standing as the likely GOP nominee and a Romney loss will infuse Rick Santorum's campaign with new energy. Both candidates have spent the past several days rallying their supporters across Wisconsin — and eating cheese. Romney has the advantage in Wisconsin, based on the latest polls. He was also favored to win in Maryland and Washington, D.C. A total of 95 delegates to the GOP convention are at stake in the three contests.
— 42: Wisconsin
— 37: Maryland
— 16: District of Columbia; whoever wins the primary gets all 16 delegates.
Delegate count heading into Tuesday's primaries.
— 572: Romney, exactly half the 1,144 delegates needed to win the nomination.
— 273: Santorum
— 135: Gingrich
— 50: Paul
— The GOP presidential primary has been largely overshadowed by the recall election of Republican Gov. Scott Walker, scheduled for June 5.
— Ronald Reagan was the last Republican to win the state in a presidential election, in 1984.
— Known as America's Dairyland, Wisconsin ranks first nationally in cheese production and second in the production of milk. It has more than 1.2 million dairy cows, about one for every five residents.
FLOOR FIGHT: Santorum says a floor fight at the GOP convention over who should be the nominee would be "energizing" and a "fascinating display of open democracy" that would encourage more Republicans to participate. The former Pennsylvania senator has pledged to stay in the race, arguing that Romney has yet to win the needed delegates and isn't the strongest Republican to put up against President Barack Obama. Santorum, for one, thinks settling the matter on the convention floor will boost his chances of becoming the nominee. Other Republicans think such a scenario would only ensure Obama's re-election.
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The 10 Most Memorable Moments in Bay Area Super Bowl History
In case you didn't know: The Golden State hosted the first-ever Super Bowl back in 1967, and has been the site of 10 out of 50 big games—making California second (tied with Louisiana) only to Florida, which has hosted 15 Super Bowls.
Taste Testing the New 49ers Menu at Levi's Stadium
You might get a little confused driving up to the new home of the Niners in Santa Clara. At first glance, Levi's Stadium looks a lot like a Levi's store—especially since there's nary a 49ers logo in sight—but you won't find any denim wares inside the foodie haven (which also happens to host football games).
Super Bowl 2013 Prep: 49ers Players to Know
The epic year for San Francisco sports continues! If the 49ers succeed this Sunday, they'll become the second team in NFL history with 6 Super Bowl wins (sharing the honor with the Steelers). The 49ers have never been to a Super Bowl and lost (knock on wood!), so that's pretty exciting.
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The world of Bay Area sports can be a whirlwind–unless you have someone to take you by the hand and show the way. That's where Sean Swaby comes in–every week, he'll highlight all the most important things going down on the local sports scene.
Jams We Love: 7x7's Weekly Playlist
For our column Jams We Love, we're turning you onto the songs that keep us going every day. To get you pumped up for the 49ers hitting the Super Bowl and taking down the Baltimore Ravens, we put together some songs that you can throw on whenever you need reassurance that our Harbaugh will bring home the bacon.
Five Indie Film Picks for the Gloomy Weekend Ahead
With the 49ers headed to the Superbowl next weekend, we strongly urge you to consider this one a time of rest. Practice your Journey harmonies, clean your jersey, and if time permits, enjoy a few flicks. Here's this weekend's indie picks:
Game Day: 9 Bars to Watch Football At on Sunday
San Francisco! Fire it up for football season! The action starts tonight, but Sunday's where it's at for Niner fans. They're favored to win their division this season (virtual chest bump) and are opening against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at 1:15 pm.
Couch-watchers, we respect you (kinda). But for those who need to venture out and revel in that communal adrenaline, here are some solid choices for football-watching bars. Favorite bar not in here? Tell us where you go on Any Given Sunday in the comments.


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Unleashed from the swarm of mortality
Arise in darkness where blackened souls dwell
Shapes of darkness will abide
The sound of death remains in emptiness
Among the void twilight remains
Filled with spawn of blasphemy
Obscure vortex of morbid wrath
Full of milignant mutations
Bestial luminous semblance
Source of abomination
Consuming souls perpetual
Horror beyond description
Descended in a new dimension
Reborn in harassment
Journey beyond eternity
Traveling through this world of doom
From the burning depths they appear
Lardaceous goo mutations
Swarming among ancient spirits
Spawn havoc creations
Descended in a new dimension
Reborn in harassment
Journey beyond eternity
Unholy world of doom
Life like afterbirth
Invoked semblance
Inept creature
Leave now scene ends
My mind is going places
Abandoning the body
Envisioning my casket
Hollow mortal remains
Drawn tighter to the vortex
Which center's hells dimension
Disclosure of agony
Beyond the vacuum pylon
Malignant mutations
Piercing my soul
Amalgamation with agony
Life slips away
Enter now the world of doom
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Anxiety over Bolts' future home a reality
"Angry rhetoric and name-calling doesn't help the situation," Kiefer said, "but we remain committed to finding a solution that keeps the Chargers in San Diego."
Prizing the Chargers, though, does not mean playing doormat for them. If San Diego is to lose the team, no politician will want to be seen as complicit. If San Diego is to keep the Chargers, political leaders should be vigilant about initiatives that could help facilitate their exit, such as ABX3 81.
To that end, Fletcher proposed extending the bill to cover all California cities or amending it to prevent the exemption from being used to "cannibalize" existing California franchises. Those flanking maneuvers failed.
Beyond its implications for professional football, whether a stadium warrants an environmental shortcut unavailable to other projects is a fair question. That the Chargers are rooting for Roski is beyond question.
Even if Team Spanos is as reluctant to move as Fabiani has steadfastly insisted, stadium projects generate more traction when citizens perceive a realistic threat of their franchise relocating. Thus Ed Roski need not be the Chargers' landlord in order to give them leverage.
His project — intended, ultimately, to house two NFL teams — serves to make stadium matters more urgent in both San Diego and Minnesota, underscores the market shortcomings of both Buffalo and Jacksonville and supplies the St. Louis (nee Los Angeles) Rams with a homecoming scenario.
Not all of these teams can move to the City of Industry, of course, but all of them can be expected to exploit the idea of sharing a stadium as the New York Giants and Jets do in New Jersey. "I guess my reaction is that L.A. has had a hard enough time over the last 15 years getting one NFL team," Fabiani said. "It seems a stretch to think that all of a sudden two teams are going to give it a try."
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Crysis Widet2: Map with High-End benchmark released
3DC user Mr. Lolman has released a Crysis benchmark which is said to be a high-end killer. The test is based on a self-made map.
Crysis Widet2 by Mr. Lolman (12) [Source: view picture gallery]
Mr. Lolman from the 3D Center has released a Crysis benchmark that is based on the widet2 map. This test sequence is said to bring even high-end systems to their limits. The camera flyby shows a nicely designed landscape with mountains and forests. It is available for
download in the 3D Center Forum
and is about 130 MByte big. It is intended, that the user runs two loops of the benchmark and records the results with Fraps.
PC Games Hardware already ran several tests with the Widet2 benchmark you can find the results below. If you want to test your own system with Crysis, you should pay attention to Mr. Lolman's benchmark instructions. Feel free to post your own benchmark results in the comments and tell us what you thing about this project.
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The results are quite interesting. Crysis, which is extremely Shader intensive, benefits a lot from the calculation power of the Radeon HD5870 - especially if anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering are not applied. The AMD card is beating all the other cards we have tested. At 2560 x 1600 pixels without AA/AF the 5870 is impressive 83 percent faster than Nvidia's Geforce GTX 285. With active 4x MSAA and 16:1 AF the gap shrinks to between 50 and 60 percent since in this case memory bandwidth and texture performance are important, too. Without anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering even a HD 4870/1G draws level with the GTX 285.
In our picture gallery you can find several screenshots from the worth-seeing benchmark. They have been taken by Mr. Lolman at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels with 4x SGSSAA/16:1 AF on a Radeon HD 5870.
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Jury to Probe Los Alamos
Boyer, Dave, The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson told hostile senators yesterday that a grand jury is investigating the disappearance of nuclear secrets at Los Alamos National Laboratory as lawmakers heaped scorn to his face on his job performance.
In his first appearance on Capitol Hill since news of the missing computer hard drives became public, Mr. Richardson received a frosty reception from the Senate Armed Services Committee and even had to listen to a political eulogy of sorts from Sen. Robert C. Byrd, West Virginia Democrat.
"I think it's a rather sad story: that you had a bright and brilliant career [and] that you would never again receive the support of the Senate of the United States for any office to which you might be appointed," Mr. Byrd told the Cabinet member who's been mentioned as a possible running mate for Vice President Al Gore.
Sen. Richard C. Shelby, Alabama Republican, told Mr. Richardson, "Whether you continue as secretary of energy is ultimately the president's call. I think it's time for you to go - to be responsible, to be accountable to the American people."
For his part, Mr. Richardson told senators, "I will keep tackling the tough problems." He said FBI Director Louis J. Freeh informed him yesterday that investigators are analyzing fingerprints on the recovered computer hard drives and are focusing on several Los Alamos employees "who have offered conflicting statements."
"Based upon the investigation by the FBI so far, there is no evidence of espionage," Mr. Richardson said. "Nor is there evidence that the drives have ever left the Los Alamos [laboratory]."
A grand jury has been convened in New Mexico "to examine issues related to the case," Mr. Richardson said.
Even if the drives have not been compromised, those involved in the disappearance and mysterious reappearance could face felony charges for mishandling nuclear secrets. Officials said DOE regulations requiring any security breach to be reported within eight hours were violated.
But senators of both parties were skeptical of Mr. Richardson's assurances even before they took him into a closed session to discuss the sensitive topic in more detail.
"He said, `No evidence so far,' " said Sen. John W. Warner, Virginia Republican and chairman of the committee, adding that the secretary's qualified language did not reassure him.
Sen. Jack Reed, Rhode Island Democrat, said Mr. Richardson and his top aides cannot guarantee that laboratory employees had not "taken it, driven home, downloaded it into some other computer or made some other copy."
And asked by reporters later why he believes there was no spying in this case, Mr. Richardson qualified his comments again.
"There does not appear to be espionage involved, but this is being determined by the FBI investigation," he said.
Mr. Warner said he will introduce a bill, probably tomorrow, that would establish a bipartisan congressional commission to evaluate Mr. Richardson's job performance "if he remains on."
The panel would also report on whether management of the nation's nuclear weapons program should remain under the Energy Department, be transferred back to the Defense Department or be refashioned as an independent agency.
Mr. Richardson's failure to appear at a Senate hearing last week on the issue still rankled many senators. …


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- It's the witch's ghost
She's what we fear the most
It's the witch's ghost
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- Ambiguously Brown: Luna is dark-skinned and has dyed red hair, but it's unclear if she's black or a non-white Latino. If Luna is her real name, however, the latter could be true.
- Artistic License Religion: Everything said about Wicca is blatantly wrongnote , but at least the writers don't equate it with Wicked Witch. They equated it with "good witch".
- Furthermore, Wicca is a religious faith that anyone can practice if they choose, meaning that there is no such thing as Wiccan ancestry. (In other words, Thorn being "1/16th Wiccan" is just as silly as someone claiming to be 1/16th Catholic.)
- Lastly, Wicca did not exist prior to the 20th Century. It was established in its current form in the 1950s by Gerald Gardner. Though Wicca is sometimes stated to be a survival of repressed medieval paganism, there is much doubt to these claims.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Giant. Turkey.
- Big Eater: Scooby and Shaggy, proving this once again in one of their more notable eating adventures. They apparently eat so much that Jack has to run to the market to stock up on food to cook, and leave him with enormous stomachs and a massive pile of dishes. It's a wonder Scooby could walk with such a Balloon Belly.
- Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The Hex Girls.
- Broken Pedestal: Velma looked up to Ben Ravencroft, he was her favorite writer. And then he reveals his true colors.
- Canon Immigrant: This was the introduction of the Hex Girls, who would return in Scooby-Doo! and the Legend of the Vampire and would go on to appear in What's New, Scooby-Doo? and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated.
- The Chessmaster: Ben Ravencroft orchestrated the entire events that lead the gang to Oakhaven, including being behind the Museum mystery at the start of the movie that would lead to Velma meeting him.
- Continuity Nod: Ben is seen reading about the gang's exploits in a newspaper detailing the "Moat Monster Mystery" the gang solved in the previous movie.
- Darker and Edgier: As compared to the original Scooby-Doo cartoon series, although its predecessor is still considered slightly darker. What sets these two movies apart is the fact that they feature real monsters (i.e. zombies, ghosts) as opposed to petty criminals in masks.
- Dark Is Not Evil: The Hex Girls. They may look scary and have an obsession with vampire lore, but they're really nice on the inside.
- Department of Redundancy Department: Subtly so, but the title and chorus of "Earth, Wind, Fire, and Air" mentions the same element twice (Wind and Air being the same thing in terms of the classical elements). Presumably, "Earth, Wind, Fire, And Water" wouldn't have the same ring to it and would mess up the lyrical scheme.
- Evil All Along: Ben Ravencroft, who kept convincing others that his great-grandmother Sarah was just a misunderstood woman who was unfairly executed, but she actually was an evil witch all along, and he intends to use her to become a warlock.
- Evil Laugh: The Witch's Ghost has one clearly inspired by The Wizard of Oz. The real Witch's Ghost has a much more impressive one.
- Expy: Ben Ravencroft is a dead ringer for David Xanatos. And he bears more than a passing resemblance to real life New England horror novelist Stephen King.
- Fake-Out Make-Out: Though they don't actually kiss, Scooby and Shaggy pretend to invoke this dressed as a young couple to fool the Mayor. It works.
- Goth Girls Know Magic: Subverted: The Hex Girls "ritual" turns out to be for show and the "potion" they were seen making was just an herbal treatment for their vocal cords.
- Ham-to-Ham Combat: Ben and Sarah's argument is essentially Tim Curry and Tress MacNeille trying to out-ham each other. It is awesome.
- Mook DLE: This studio did the animation.
- I'm Melting: Shaggy and Scooby try to melt the Witch's Ghost using water. But as it turns out, it doesn't work.Sarah: (unimpressed) What was that?:Shaggy: Like, it worked in the The Wizard of Oz!
- Knight of Cerebus: As with the villains featured in the film before this one, Ben and Sarah Ravencroft are very much dangerous threats that should be taken seriously.
- Lighter and Softer: As compared to Zombie Island, but not by much. The Witch's Ghost is still exceptionally dark by by the standards of Scooby-Doo.
- Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot: The eponymous villain seems like an intended example of this.
- Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: Ben Ravencroft and Mystery Inc. attempt to clear Sarah's name because they believe she was this. As it turns out she was indeed very evil, something Ravencroft was aware of from the beginning.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: The Hex Girls. Dusk, Luna and Thorn are Stage Names. Later, when her dad gets unmasked, it's subverted in the case of Thorn; her real name turns out to be Sally McKnight.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here!: Dusk and Luna.
- Scooby-Doo Hoax: The whole town pulls one to boost tourism.
- Shout-Out: At one point, Shaggy tries to splash a pail of water on the ghost of Sarah Ravencroft...to no avail.
- Spell Book: What the diary, which Ben Ravencroft is seeking, is.
- Taking You with Me: Not wanting to be sealed back in the book alone, Sarah Ravencroft decides to take her grandson inside the book with her.
- The Extremist Was Right: The Puritans that ruled the early Commonwealth of Massachusetts were Church Militant theocrats who judicially murdered dozens of people because of wild accusations of witchcraft. One of those they executed was Sarah Ravencroft, who WAS a Very Real, Very Evil witch and threat to the rest of the world. Unfortunate Implications Ahoy?
- Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Ben and Sarah Ravencroft, however, Sarah is a definite force not to be reckon with.
- Wicked Witch: Double subverted with Sarah Ravencroft, as Ben Ravencroft explains in one of his biggest lies.
- Witch Species: In this movie, magic is hereditary. And both Ben Ravencroft and Thornnote have the right ancestry.
- Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: The real Witch's ghost speaks it. Oddly, her spellbook averts the trope, as it's written in proper modern English.
- You Keep Using That Word: Wicca is a religion, not a synonym for Good Witchcraft.