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CTU is a unique learning community. While some places boast of being a big university with thousands of students, CTU takes pride not in size or numbers, but how we serve - together.
At the heart of this community is lay and religious learning together. Should-to-shoulder. Heart-to-heart. Issue-by-issue. Mission and vision. Theology and ministry. While individual charisms, callings, and vocations vary, the building up of God's reign in the here-and-now is a constant goal.
It's more than this, too. At CTU it is not only that lay and religious are learning side-by-side, but that they are crafting, dialogically and collaboratively, future church - together.
The issues, values, dreams and hopes of the laity are put in dialog with, inform, speak to those preparing for ordination. Similarly, those living in a religious community bring their perspective, wisdom and experience to the conversation. All gifts are brought forth and treasured.
As a community, as diverse church, we wrestle with making meaning of it all - together.
It gets real at times, too. Making meaning of God's grace and our limitedness - the big questions of life and faith - is not easy, to be sure. Creative tensions, stern conversations, spirited dialog, respectful disagreements happen. If we weren't taking seriously the charge to live the Gospel daily there would be no need for investment.
The product of our yearning - together - makes this community, our faith, and church that much stronger.
There's more diversity at CTU than this, too; I'm sure of it. We're all in this together.
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The Israel Study and Travel group just returned to CTU this week. For our students, it was a time of study and exploration of biblical and historical sites in Greece, Turkey, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and Jordan.
Seven years ago, I had the opportunity to go on a CTU trip to Israel and Jordan. There is nothing quite like being in the land, walking the paths, hearing the sounds, smelling the scents of flowers and spices, feeling the intense heat of the sun, or relaxing in the cool of the evening. One night we were doing just that, relaxing at the Mount of the Beatitudes overlooking the Sea of Galilee. Typical of new-found friends, we were laughing and joking when one of us remarked, "I wonder if this was what it was like for Jesus and his friends?" Immediately, the group fell silent, and the silence continued for 30 minutes or so. The reverie was broken by the coo of a dove. Then one of us wondered what it would take for peace to prevail on this planet instead of the chaos we often face. We began to reflect on deeper questions. The trip was life-changing for me as it was for many others.
We didn't have to be history buffs as the professors on the trip laid out the history of the places we visited. They read Bible passages and other writings as we journeyed through the land. It was remarkable how similar the land looked as compared to the Biblical descriptions. We were given special tours of archaeological digs and plenty of time for prayer and reflection.
Having had a taste of the land that is home to many religions, where people passionately live their beliefs, I must admit, I long to return.
At CTU, we have a unique opportunity in the January Term. The course, Abraham's Children, is being offered as a graduate, theological traveling seminar which is designed to introduce some of the basic elements of the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faith traditions through the lens and dynamic of interreligious relations and understanding. It is open to participants from any faith or philosophical background. The course will feature visits to some of the holiest sites of the three traditions and provides an experiential setting which highlights the relevance of history and theology to important contemporary global realities; participants are afforded the opportunity to build interreligious relationships with faculty and colleagues of all three faiths. The course is being co-taught by Prof. Rabbi David Sandmel, Prof. Scott C. Alexander, Prof. Inamul Haq, and Prof. John Pawlikowski, O.S.M.
You may have questions about this trip or other travel opportunities at CTU, or you may want to begin to dream about what it would be like to go on such a trip. If you want to learn a bit more about this opportunity and check out the itinerary, please go to http://www.ctu.edu/abrahams_children. You can also contact me for more information on any of our travel programs.
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Full disclosure: I stumbled into the marketing and communications assistant role at Catholic Theological Union by accident. And I couldn't be more thrilled about it.
After receiving a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern, yet realizing the last thing I wanted to become was a full-time reporter, I applied to a wide variety of jobs from office manager at a boutique investment firm to community engagement officer at Chicago Public Schools.
Meanwhile, unbeknownst to me, a hiring manager forwarded my resume to CTU.
I'll admit, I was hesitant at first to throw my hat into the ring at a Catholic institution, because I was born and raised a practicing Buddhist! Especially in the field of communications, I thought, maybe they want someone with more intimate… or, really, any knowledge of Catholicism!
Ryan Hoffman quickly put my doubts to rest during my first interview. "What really matters to us is to have a diverse community of people who share an interest in asking the big questions," he said. "What or who is God? What is our purpose in life? How can we live the most meaningful life?"
WOW! My life has always been based on the big questions, albeit not in a Catholic context, so the idea of gaining valuable professional experience within an interfaith setting was intriguing.
I reflected on a dialogue between Ricardo Díez-Hochleitner, a practicing Catholic and past president of the Club of Rome, and a Buddhist peace advocate, Daisaku Ikeda, about the need for interreligious understanding in the 21st century and beyond.
"For me, it has always been most important not only to be tolerant towards other beliefs and cultures, but also, and even more important, to respect everyone who acts honestly and consistently in line with their background and aims," Díez-Hochleitner said. "I try to learn from others to enrich my spirit and intellect, while contributing somehow to their well-being, advancement and happiness."
The aim to create a global society, respectful of differences, is what I experience every day at CTU. I am surrounded by people who share my desire for peace and understanding in the world, just through a different lens of faith. At CTU, I am daily learning from others to enrich my spirit and intellect, as Díez-Hochleitner said, and I truly hope to be contributing to CTU's well-being, advancement, and happiness, as well.
Welcome to "To the Point!" On behalf of all those in marketing, recruitment and admissions at CTU I'm thrilled you've found our blog online.
Let me get To the Point. CTU is located in the Hyde Park neighborhood, literally feet from magnificent Lake Michigan on Chicago's south shore. One area in particular – The Point – is known by locals for its breathtaking and serene views of Chicago across the blue waters of Lake Michigan. It's a place for gathering with friends, taking a contemplative walk, meeting others in the community, sitting outside and having lunch. For CTU students it's a place to pray and reflect, alone or in community. The Point is, in essence, a place for sharing, exploring, dialoguing, and more. We welcome you to the virtual Point.
To the Point will serve as a hub for CTU news, reflections, announcements, and stories of what we're about. Faculty, staff, and students will take turns sharing with our wider audience the vision of this place, the ways in which we serve, the ministries and charisms that embody this community, and the rest of the myriad ways we invite you, those "out there," to join us as partners in mission. It may involve tips on how to get started as a student and what degree program to pursue, ways to volunteer with one of our programs and make a difference, opportunities to attend a lecture or liturgy, and much more. So please, bookmark To the Point and check back often.
From the Point, thank you for visiting. If there is anything we can do for you please don't hesitate to be in touch.
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I have a two-part confession:
1. I can't get away from school for very long. My friends and family branded me as a "professional student" a loooonnnng time ago.
2. One of the joys of returning to CTU as a member of the staff is to reap the benefits of "being in school" without the pressure of being an "official student."
It's true—this week alone, I have considered Steve Bevan's reflection on "A Day without Vatican II," at our Alumni/ae Reunion lecture, contemplated the spirituality of Thérèse of Lisieux with Mary Frohlich at our quarterly Sundays at CTU presentation and Mass, and received new insights into "full, conscious, and active participation" with Ed Foley at our Rediscovering Vatican II Lecture Series. Freed from the task of an upcoming assignment (and even note-taking!) I can revel in the fact that the transformation brought by learning is life-long.
Of all my CTU learning moments this week, perhaps the most memorable happened outside the lecture hall. As an auditor in the course component of the Rediscovering Vatican II series, I experience the joy each week of crowding into a classroom post-lecture with nearly 40 students and simply listening to the way the week's material has moved us. We span at least five decades of life; we have crossed most portions of the nation and globe; we are religious and lay persons, parents and priests, seasoned and emerging ministers. And we struggle—intellectually, in the parish pews, and in our communities--to articulate how the Spirit present at the Second Vatican works among us today. We simultaneously express gratitude and trepidation about where we have come and where we will go as a Church. Toward the end of our time together this week, our Nigerian classmate Sr. Rita asserted that first of all, education on the teachings of this Council for all the faithful is key. And second of all, she continued emphatically, pausing to sweep her gaze around the room,
"We are the Church! So let's do it!"
Sr. Rita reminded us that we are sent forth to be Church. Her reminder holds true for all of God's people. We are each called and sent. "So let's do it!"
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Black Hawk Casino creates distasteful ad towards cyclists?
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What do you think? Did they cross the line? For those new to this story, Black Hawk has a history of being very anti cycling friendly
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Well, I for one find this ad
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Well, I for one find this ad very offensive. The cyclists are riding single file, just as they should. If this ad also bothers you, the most effective way to do this is to contact the General Managers/Sales Managers of each of the Denver television stations, encouraging them to pull the ad (assuming they are running it already). Here are the necessary links for all the contact pages. Contact the GM if you can, or the Sales manger as an alternate, especially if you also find this ad offensive, and if you have a business that advertises on television.
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PR contact
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The PR manager for the Black Hawk is as follows:
Celeste Burks
Regional Public Relations Manager
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Office (702) 567-5717
Cell (816) 223-4227
Twitter: @AmeristarBH
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Single File
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Yeah...they're single file. In the wrong lane. It's funny.
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don't overreact
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They could have just as easily had a car cut off the cyclist, which I WOULD find offensive. But it's bikers against bikers, which I am fine with.
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Agreed, no real offense
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Agreed, no real offense here. If guys looking like that rolled up to me I would sure as hell would give them some room!
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Am I the only one who
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Am I the only one who expects that Black Hawk is milking this situation simply for publicity? They loose the support of a few thousand local cyclists but end up getting their name mentioned for free in newspapers all over the country.
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Why Did the Pirate Loose at Wheel of Fortune?
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Because the only letter he guessed was "Arrr!
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This day in age...
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Im offended his peg leg is not carbon fiber.
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What the what?
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"very anti cycling friendly."
So, in English, anti-cycling?
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|Volleyball picked second
DENVER – The expectations continue to rise for the Idaho volleyball team, and that has never been more evident than Tuesday, when Idaho placed a league-high three players on the Preseason all-Western Athletic Conference team, headlined by Preseason Player of the Year Alyssa Schultz. The league's head coaches also picked the Vandals to finish second, where the team has placed in each of the last two seasons.
"It's always nice to be looked at as one of the top teams in the conference," Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan said. "We have a lot of pieces that we need to get in place as far as replacing kids from last year, but offensively and defensively we feel pretty good. If we can pass the ball and stay consistent I think we can compete with anybody."
Schultz, a junior middle blocker from Issaquah, Wash., was a first-team all-WAC pick in 2012 and a WAC all-freshman team selection in 2011. She averaged 2.19 kills, 1.42 blocks and 0.54 digs per set while hitting .340 in 2012. Her 138 block assists on the season tied for fourth in a single season in Idaho history and her 1.42 average per set ranked second in the WAC. She is the first Idaho player to be selected as the WAC Preseason Player of the Year.
"Alyssa has really bought in to everything we're doing," Buchanan said. "She had a great spring and hopefully she'll have another great year. You need those types of players on your team for your team to grow. She is one of those kids who is accountable in every area. From a leadership standpoint, she is still learning how to be a great leader, but she leads by example every day, and you can't ask for more than that."
Joining Schultz on the Preseason all-WAC team from Idaho are senior middle blocker Taylor Wilkinson and sophomore outside hitter Katelyn Peterson.
Wilkinson turned heads during last year's WAC tournament, replacing an injured Schultz to help lead Idaho to the WAC championship match with 1.67 kills, 1.33 blocks and a .145 hitting percentage during the tournament. She had two 10-kill, five-block matches and earned WAC all-tournament team honors.
"She is such a good kid, she has Alyssa to compete against her on a daily basis, and we have two other middles in our program who are competing on a daily basis, so they get pushed a lot," Buchanan said. "Taylor was obviously strong in the postseason tournament. (Assistant coach) Brian (Lamppa) has been doing a great job of training the middles and running them faster. For as high as those kids are getting, they're going to be hard to defend. If we can pass and keep them on it's going to be hard for teams to decide how they're going to stop us. Are they going to bite on the middle, or leave them open and try to stop the outsides?"
Peterson earned WAC all-freshman team honors in her debut season with the Vandals in 2012 after averaging 1.81 kills, 0.70 digs and 0.22 blocks per set. She had six double-digit kill matches including a career-high 17 kills.
"You talk about hard-working kids, she was working out here all summer," Buchanan said of Peterson. "She is a different player already; the weight room had made a huge difference in her. As a freshman she was great because she just didn't make a lot of errors, she was that steady kid. Now, she's making things happen as an outside. She is bringing a physical side to it. She has improved a ton from last year."
Idaho went 17-14 last season, finished second in the WAC with a 13-5 conference record and reached its first WAC championship match before falling to New Mexico State. The Vandals lost six seniors and five starters from last year's team, but still received two out of nine first-place votes in the poll. 2012 WAC tournament champion New Mexico State, which received the other seven first-place votes and was picked to win the league in 2013, returns six of seven starters from last season. Utah Valley was picked third, followed by Seattle U, Bakersfield, Kansas City, Texas Pan-American, Grand Canyon and Chicago State.
"Last year we walked away not feeling great about it, just because we had beaten New Mexico State just before the tournament and we want to win it," Buchanan said. "These kids have the attitude. These kids have a little bit of experience. Ashley (Christman) is a senior, Schultz is bringing back a ton of experience, Taylor (Wilkinson) is bringing back experience, and at the pins, Katelyn (Peterson) had one year of experience, but that's where we're the least experienced is the outside. If we can stay consistent we're going to be okay."
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Diabetes, that is not properly controlled, can lead to periodontal (gum) diseases in both young and old people. Periodontal diseases are infections of the gums and bone that hold the teeth in place.
Because of blood vessel changes that occur with diabetes, the thickened blood vessels can impair the efficiency of the flow of nutrients and removal of wastes from body tissues. This impaired blood flow can weaken the gums and bone, making them more susceptible to infection.
In addition, if diabetes is poorly controlled, higher glucose levels in the mouth fluids will encourage the growth of bacteria that can cause gum disease.
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What do a horse whisperer, freestyle skier, chess whiz, violin virtuoso, golf ace and vocalist all have in common? They are among Utah's young prodigies and the best of the best at what they do. Salt Lake magazine takes a look at these rising stars—all 14 years and under—and the common thread that lies at the heart of their extraordinary talents: passion.
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Advises new, prospective, and transfer students in all aspects of business management. This includes helping students develop an educational plan toward graduation. Emphasis is placed on managing an advising caseload toward greater retention.
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Essential Functions, Major Duties, and/or Accountabilities:
- Responds to informational requests from potential students, staff, high school counselors and others interested in Utah Valley University and create/update informational materials.
- Interprets and explains UVU policies and procedures to advisees
- Provides information, assistances and referrals to student support services to assist advisees in managing their college experience, including internships and research opportunities.
- Maintains a case load of incoming and continuing undergraduate students.
- Maintains student advising records using computer applications relevant for file maintenance and organization of case load.
- Assists students in the development of meaningful educational plans and academic major and emphasis selection which are compatible with their life goals.
- Facilitates career exploration and planning activities with students.
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- Provides accurate program information to continuing and prospective students in person, via telephone and email and on site at UVU.
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- Interprets test scores and assist student in appropriate course placement.
- Counsels students in academic difficulty, remove holds, etc. to facilitate their progress.
- Reviews post-secondary institution unofficial transcripts and prior academic history.
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Graduation from an accredited institution with a bachelor's degree and two years experience related to the summary of duties.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Nick Johnson scored 24 points, Aaron Gordon had 18 points and 11 rebounds, and top-ranked Arizona pulled away late to hold off Washington 71-62 on Saturday.
Arizona (15-0, 2-0 Pac-12) had a hard time shaking the Huskies before stretching the lead behind its defense in the final three minutes. The Wildcats had 10 dunks among their 44 field goals and hit 7 of 8 free throws in the final two minutes to remain undefeated. They're off to their best start since the 1931-32 team set a school record by opening with 16 straight wins.
T.J. McConnell overcame a poor shooting game with six assists, five rebounds and four steals while teaming with Johnson to hound the Huskies at the top of Arizona's defense.
Washington (9-6, 1-1) kept up with the bigger Wildcats well into the second half behind good shooting and strong inside play.
The Huskies went cold down the stretch, though, shooting 10 of 33 in the second half while missing all seven of their 3-point attempts.
C.J. Wilcox led Washington with 20 points. Perris Blackwell had 12 points and 12 rebounds and knocked around Kaleb Tarczewski inside, helping to hold Arizona's center to seven points on 2-of-10 shooting.
Washington had a tough non-conference schedule and opened Pac-12 play with an impressive road win, racing past Arizona State early for a 76-65 victory.
The Huskies faced a much stiffer challenge against Arizona.
The Wildcats have been No. 1 for a month and have one of the nation's best defenses behind a group of versatile, athletic players.
Arizona was at its defensive best in its conference opener Thursday, setting McKale Center records by holding Washington State to 25 points, nine field goals and 20 percent shooting.
The Huskies were able to keep up with the Wildcats in the first half, scoring inside and outrebounding them to lead 35-33.
Washington took a quick six-point lead in the second half, but Arizona turned up the defensive pressure, holding the Huskies to one field goal in a 10-minute span.
Gordon was quiet in the first half and, at the urging of his coaches, became more aggressive, scoring some big baskets while grabbing 10 rebounds.
Johnson was good at both ends, following a 360 dunk in the first half with a couple more acrobatic moves in the second. He and McConnell also keyed Arizona's defensive effort in the second half, creating havoc and steals with their constant pressure.
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More recently I came here one morning after a night at another hotel without a pool (everything was booked; long story), and rented a day room just to use the pool. (No pool passes, the clerk told me.) But when I went to check out, another clerk looked at my bill, said "Only 90 minutes?" and tore it up. This is long enough that I can tell the story without getting that clerk in trouble; I'm sure he is elsewhere now and I hope he is doing well! (If there is anyone from Marriott management reading, please note that I came back for a more expensive, overnight stay!)
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Relations with the European Union
Sharing strategic interests and facing the same challenges, NATO and the European Union (EU) cooperate on issues of common interest and are working side by side in crisis management, capability development and political consultations. The EU is a unique and essential partner for NATO. The two organisations share a majority of members and have common values.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg meets with the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk on 3 Dec. 2014
- Institutionalised relations between NATO and the EU were launched in 2001, building on steps taken during the 1990s to promote greater European responsibility in defence matters (NATO-Western European Union cooperation1).
- The 2002 NATO-EU Declaration on a European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) set out the political principles underlying the relationship and reaffirmed EU assured access to NATO's planning capabilities for the EU's own military operations.
- In 2003, the so-called "Berlin Plus" arrangements set the basis for the Alliance to support EU-led operations in which NATO as a whole is not engaged.
- NATO and the EU currently have 22 member countries in common.2
- At the 2010 Lisbon Summit, the Allies underlined their determination to improve the NATO-EU strategic partnership and the 2010 Strategic Concept committed the Alliance to work more closely with other international organisations to prevent crises, manage conflicts and stabilise post-conflict situations.
- Close cooperation between NATO and the EU is an important element in the development of an international "comprehensive approach" to crisis management and operations, which requires the effective application of both military and civilian means.
Towards a more strategic partnership
NATO's 2010 Strategic Concept clearly states that an active and effective EU contributes to the overall security of the Euro-Atlantic area. The EU's Lisbon Treaty (in force since end 2009) provides a framework for strengthening the EU's capacities to address common security challenges.
Non-EU European Allies make a significant contribution to these efforts. For the strategic partnership between NATO and the EU, their fullest involvement in these efforts is essential.
NATO and the EU can and should play complementary and mutually reinforcing roles in supporting international peace and security. The Allies are determined to make their contribution to create more favourable circumstances through which they will:
- fully strengthen the strategic partnership with the EU, in the spirit of full mutual openness, transparency, complementarity and respect for the autonomy and institutional integrity of both organisations;
- enhance practical cooperation in operations throughout the crisis spectrum, from coordinated planning to mutual support in the field;
- broaden political consultations to include all issues of common concern, in order to share assessments and perspectives;
- cooperate more fully in capability development, to minimise duplication and maximise cost-effectiveness.
Fully strengthening this strategic partnership is particularly important in the current security environment, in which NATO and the EU are facing the same challenges to the east and south.1. At that time, the Western European Union (WEU) was acting for the European Union in the area of security and defence (1992 Maastricht Treaty). The WEU's crisis-management role was transferred to the European Union in 1999.
2. 28 NATO member countries: Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States. 28 EU member countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom.
Framework for cooperation
An exchange of letters between the NATO Secretary General and the EU Presidency in January 2001 defined the scope of cooperation and modalities of consultation on security issues between the two organisations. Cooperation further developed with the signing of the NATO-EU Declaration on ESDP in December 2002 and the agreement, in March 2003, of a framework for cooperation.
NATO-EU Declaration on ESDP: The NATO-EU Declaration on ESDP, agreed on 16 December 2002, reaffirmed the EU assured access to NATO's planning capabilities for its own military operations and reiterated the political principles of the strategic partnership: effective mutual consultation; equality and due regard for the decision-making autonomy of the European Union and NATO; respect for the interests of EU and NATO members states; respect for the principles of the Charter of the United Nations; and coherent, transparent and mutually reinforcing development of the military capability requirements common to the two organisations.
The "Berlin Plus" arrangements: As part of the framework for cooperation adopted on 17 March 2003, the so-called "Berlin Plus" arrangements provide the basis for NATO-EU cooperation in crisis management in the context of EU-led operations that make use of NATO's collective assets and capabilities, including command arrangements and assistance in operational planning. In effect, they allow the Alliance to support EU-led operations in which NATO as a whole is not engaged.
NATO and the EU meet on a regular basis to discuss issues of common interest. Meetings take place at different levels including at the level of foreign ministers, ambassadors, military representatives and defence advisors. There are regular staff-to-staff talks at all levels between NATO's International Staff and International Military Staff, and their respective EU interlocutors (the European External Action Service, the European Defence Agency, the Commission and the European Parliament).
Permanent military liaison arrangements have been established to facilitate cooperation at the operational level. A NATO Permanent Liaison Team has been operating at the EU Military Staff since November 2005 and an EU Cell was set up at SHAPE (NATO's strategic command for operations in Mons, Belgium) in March 2006.
Cooperation in the field
The Western Balkans
In July 2003, the EU and NATO published a ″Concerted Approach for the Western Balkans″. Jointly drafted, it outlines core areas of cooperation and emphasises the common vision and determination both organisations share to bring stability to the region.
- The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 3
On 31 March 2003, the EU-led Operation Concordia took over the responsibilities of the NATO-led mission, Operation Allied Harmony, in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. This mission, which ended in December 2003, was the first "Berlin Plus" operation in which NATO assets were made available to the European Union.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
Building on the results of Concordia and following the conclusion of the NATO-led Stabilisation Force (SFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the European Union deployed a new mission called Operation Althea on 2 December 2004. The EU Force (EUFOR) operates under the "Berlin Plus" arrangements, drawing on NATO planning expertise and on other Alliance's assets and capabilities. The NATO Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe is the Commander of Operation Althea. The EU Operation Headquarters (OHQ) is located at SHAPE.
- Kosovo
NATO has been leading a peacekeeping force in Kosovo (KFOR) since 1999. The European Union has contributed civil assets to the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) for years and agreed to take over the police component of the UN Mission. The European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX), which deployed in December 2008, is the largest civilian mission ever launched under the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). The central aim is to assist and support the Kosovo authorities in the rule of law area, specifically in the police, judiciary and customs areas. EULEX works closely with KFOR in the field.
Cooperation in other regions
- Afghanistan
NATO and the EU are playing key roles in bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan, within the international community's broader efforts to implement a comprehensive approach in their efforts to assist the country. The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force helps create a stable and secure environment in which the Afghan government as well as other international actors can build democratic institutions, extend the rule of law and reconstruct the country. NATO welcomed the EU's launch of a CSDP Rule of Law Mission (EUPOL) in June 2007. The European Union has also initiated a programme for justice reform and is helping to fund civilian projects in NATO-run Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) that are led by an EU member country.
- Darfur
Both NATO and the EU supported the African Union's mission in Darfur, Sudan, in particular with regard to airlift rotations.
- Piracy
Since September 2008, NATO and EU naval forces are deployed side by side (respectively Ocean Shield and EUNAVFOR Atalanta), with other actors, off the coast of Somalia for anti-piracy missions.
- The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 3
Other areas of cooperation
Political consultation
The range of subjects discussed between NATO and the EU has expanded considerably over the past two years, particularly on security issues within the European space or its immediate vicinity. Since the crisis in Ukraine, both organisations have regularly exchanged views on their respective decisions, especially with regard to Russia, to ensure that their messages and actions complement each other. Consultations have also covered developments in the Western Balkans, Libya and the Middle East.
Together with operations, capability development is an area where cooperation is essential and where there is potential for further growth. The NATO-EU Capability Group was established in May 2003 to ensure the coherence and mutual reinforcement of NATO and EU capability development efforts.
Following the creation, in July 2004, of the European Defence Agency (EDA) to coordinate work within the European Union on the development of defence capabilities, armaments cooperation, acquisition and research, EDA experts contribute to the work of the Capability Group.
Among other issues, the Capability Group has addressed common capability shortfalls in areas such as countering improvised explosive devices and medical support. The Group is also playing an important role in ensuring transparency and complementarity between NATO's work on "Smart Defence" and the EU's Pooling and Sharing initiative.
Terrorism and WMD proliferation
Both NATO and the European Union are committed to combat terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). They have exchanged information on their activities in the field of protection of civilian populations against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) attacks. The two organisations also cooperate in the field of civil emergency planning by exchanging inventories of measures taken in this area.
New areas of cooperation
Since the adoption of NATO's new Strategic Concept at the Lisbon Summit in November 2010, which identifies the need for the Alliance to address emerging security challenges, several new areas of cooperation with the EU are taking place, in particular energy security issues and cyber defence. In this context, NATO and EU staffs have been holding consultations in order to identify the specific areas in which the two organisations could enhance their cooperation in these fields.
The organisations have 22 member countries in common. Albania, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Turkey, and the United States, which are members of NATO but not of the EU, participate in all NATO-EU meetings. So do Austria, Finland, Ireland, Sweden, and since 2008, Malta, which are members of the EU and of NATO's Partnership for Peace (PfP) programme.
However, Cyprus which is not a PfP member and does not have a security agreement with NATO on the exchange of classified documents, cannot participate in official NATO-EU meetings. This is a consequence of decisions taken by NATO in December 2002. Informal meetings including Cyprus take place occasionally at different levels.
Key milestones
Feb 1992
The EU adopts the Maastricht Treaty, which envisages an intergovernmental Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the eventual framing of a common defence policy (ESDP), with the WEU as the EU's defence component.
Close cooperation established between NATO and the WEU.
June 1992
In Oslo, NATO Foreign Ministers support the objective of developing the WEU as a means of strengthening the European pillar of the Alliance and as the defence component of the EU, that would also cover the "Petersberg tasks" (humanitarian search and rescue tasks, peacekeeping tasks, crisis-management tasks including peace enforcement and environmental protection).
Jan 1994
Allied leaders agree to make collective assets of the Alliance available, on the basis of consultations in the North Atlantic Council, for WEU operations undertaken by the European Allies in pursuit of their Common Foreign and Security Policy. NATO endorses the concept of Combined Joint Task Forces, which provides for "separable but not separate" deployable headquarters that could be used for European-led operations and is the conceptual basis for future operations involving NATO and other non-NATO countries.
June 1996
In Berlin, NATO Foreign Ministers agree for the first time to build up a European Security and Defence Identity (ESDI) within NATO, with the aim of rebalancing roles and responsibilities between Europe and North America. An essential part of this initiative was to improve European capabilities. They also decide to make Alliance assets available for WEU-led crisis-management operations. These decisions lead to the introduction of the term "Berlin Plus".
Dec 1998
At a summit in St Malo, France and the United Kingdom make a joint statement affirming the EU's determination to establish a European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP).
April 1999
At the Washington Summit, Heads of State and Government decide to develop the "Berlin Plus" arrangements.
June 1999
European Council meeting in Cologne decides "to give the European Union the necessary means and capabilities to assume its responsibilities regarding a common European policy on security and defence".
Dec 1999
At the Helsinki Council meeting, EU members establish military "headline goals" to allow the EU, by 2003, to deploy up to 60,000 troops for 'Petersberg tasks'. EU members also create political and military structures including a Political and Security Committee, a Military Committee and a Military Staff. The crisis-management role of the WEU is transferred to the EU. The WEU retains residual tasks.
Sep 2000
The North Atlantic Council and the interim Political and Security Committee of the European Union meet for the first time to take stock of progress in NATO-EU relations.
Dec 2000
Signature of the EU's Treaty of Nice containing amendments reflecting the operative developments of the ESDP as an independent EU policy (entry into force February 2003).
Jan 2001
Beginning of institutionalised relations between NATO and the EU with the establishment of joint meetings, including at the level of foreign ministers and ambassadors. Exchange of letters between the NATO Secretary General and the EU Presidency on the scope of cooperation and modalities for consultation.
May 2001
First formal NATO-EU meeting at the level of foreign ministers in Budapest. The NATO Secretary General and the EU Presidency issue a joint statement on the Western Balkans.
Nov 2002
At the Prague Summit, NATO members declare their readiness to give the EU access to NATO assets and capabilities for operations in which the Alliance is not engaged militarily.
Dec 2002
EU-NATO Declaration on ESDP.
March 2003
Agreement on the framework for cooperation. Entry into force of a NATO-EU security of information agreement. Transition from the NATO-led Operation Allied Harmony to the EU-led Operation Concordia in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia3
May 2003
First meeting of the NATO-EU Capability Group.
July 2003
Development of a common strategy for the Western Balkans.
Nov 2003
First joint NATO-EU crisis-management exercise.
Feb 2004
France, Germany and the United Kingdom launch the idea of EU rapid-reaction units composed of joint battle groups.
Dec 2004
Beginning of the EU-led Operation Althea in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Sep 2005
Transatlantic (NATO-EU) informal ministerial dinner (New York).
Oct 2005
Agreement on Military Permanent Arrangements establishing a NATO Permanent Liaison Team at EUMS and an EU cell at SHAPE.
Nov 2005
NATO Permanent Liaison Team set up at the EU Military Staff.
March 2006
EU cell set up at SHAPE.
April 2006
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Sofia)
Sep 2006
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Jan 2007
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Brussels)
April 2007
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Oslo)
Sep 2007
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Dec 2007
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Brussels)
Sep 2008
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Dec 2008
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Brussels)
March 2009
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (Brussels)
Sep 2010
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Dec 2010
At the Lisbon Summit in November 2010, the Allies underline their determination to improve the NATO-EU strategic partnership and welcome recent initiatives from several Allies and ideas proposed by the Secretary General to enhance the NATO-EU cooperation.
Sep 2011
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Sep 2012
Transatlantic informal ministerial dinner gathering NATO and EU Foreign Affairs ministers (New York)
Feb 2013
On 11 February, the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, visits NATO Headquarters.
May 2013
The NATO Secretary General addresses the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs and Subcommittee on Security and Defence.
June 2013
The NATO Secretary General participates in an informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers.
Dec 2013
The Secretary General addresses the European Council in Brussels.
March 2014
On 5 March, NATO and EU Political and Security Committee (PSC) Ambassadors hold informal talks on Ukraine.
June 2014
On 10 June, NATO and EU PSC Ambassadors hold more informal talks on Ukraine.


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ZF-2329: Zend_Cache should remember HTTP headers (Content-Type) when using Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page
Example: An XML document is output with the Content-Type header set to text/xml. Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page is used and when retrieving a cached copy, the Content-Type header is incorrectly set to text/html.
See http://xeaura.xeaura-host.co.uk/sitemap.xml for an example. The cache time is about 15 seconds. Initiall you will see the document with the correct content-type (and correctly formatted in Firefox), refreshing will give you the cached copy (wrong content-type and not formatted in Firefox).
Zend_Cache doesn't send Content-Type header.
Something like this should work, no ?
require 'Zend/Cache.php') [...] we make $cache object header("Content-Type..."); $cache->start() require_once 'Model.php' [...] [...] your work to make the XML file echo($xmlString);
It's a possible solution but that wouldn't work in my case or most common cases when using Zend_Controller.
In my case the module/controller/action route will determine the Content-Type header which will be set on the Response object. Since Zend_Cache is setup in the bootstrap, it does not go through the entire route sequence to determine what the Content-Type should be.
As it stands your solution would work for a lot of cases when using Zend_Cache/Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page in a simple application. However, when using Zend_Cache/Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page with Zend_Controller you are essentially limited to produce text/html responses.
I just commited a change for this into the SVN trunk
please try it (you will have to set the backend option content_type_memorization = true) and reopen this task if problem
The new Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page class definately works in my case. The Content-Type header is correctly remembered and sent along with the cached output.
The content_type_memorization is a frontend option, not a backend one.
Thanks for this fix!
Problem is not limited to Content-type header; other important headers (Expires, for example) are also lost. Is there any good reason not to remember and re-use all response headers for cached pages? The patch is even simpler than the patch to add content_type_memorization. Just save the entire headers_list() array in the cache and spit them all back.
Can I close this bug? Have all issues been resolved? It's not entirely clear from the comments.
fine by me
Yes Wil, you can close it


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Who's going to the intimate shows?
Who's going to the intimate shows?
Is the thread title an attempt to be funny or are you serious about this thread?
Either way, I'm moving this thread to the correct sub-forum and changing the thread title as we may get some attendees replying to this thread once they get their tickets.
He's being both.
No. $99 is a little much, tbh.
I personally don't think they are a big enough band to have tickets be that expensive for the worst seats in the house. I am a fan, but honestly I'd only shove out that kind of money to see bands with more history and that are more inclined to cater to old school fans than LP are. I'm not saying they should not play the hits, but throw us a freakin' bone, yo.
Edit: In 2004, I paid a meager $34 to see them.
I'm going to the L.A. show. I haven't seen them since the Meteora tour...
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