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"All of us have bad luck and good luck. The man who persists through the bad luck - who keeps right on going - is the man who is there when the good luck comes - and is ready to receive it."
"I am certainly not an authority on love because there are no authorities on love, just those who've had luck with it and those who haven't."
"For a change, lady luck seemed to be smiling on me. Then again, maybe the fickle wench was just lulling me into a false sense of security while she reached for a rock."
"Being generous, just helping one's relatives and being blameless in one's actions; this is the best good luck."


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Today, I found out that the same police officer who has arrested me twice has been sleeping with my wife. FML
by Anonymous / 06/17/2013 at 3:56pm / United States / Intimacy
Today, my boyfriend of 2 months broke up with me after finding out that I reload my own shotgun shells and I shoot competitively. His reasoning? He didn't want to date a "cheap and dangerous woman." Seriously? FML
by kiss98367 / 06/16/2013 at 7:48pm / United States / Love
Today, I found out that my classmates hate me so much that they have a seating arrangement where people have to sit next to me on a rotating basis. A fight broke out yesterday because someone tried to skip their turn. FML
by Anonymous / 04/11/2013 at 4:21pm / United Arab Emirates (Dubai) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was told by co-workers with whom I have worked for 2 years that I tan too much and dye my hair black too often. I'm from the Middle East and have never tanned nor dyed my hair. My co-workers think I'm a wannabe. FML
by wannadi / 03/03/2013 at 4:29am / United States (North Carolina) / Miscellaneous
Today, a woman strapped her 8-year-old son into the seat next to me on a transatlantic flight. Thinking they'd been unable to book seats together, I offered to swap seats with her. She said she'd booked it this way intentionally, because he's a "fucking brat" on flights. She was right. FML
by Sigh / 02/19/2013 at 12:13pm / United Kingdom (Essex) / Transportation
Today, I was trying to sleep away a fever, when my grandma woke me up. She was sitting next to me, shoving gummy bears into my mouth until I started choking. She laughed, ran away, and denied everything. FML
by cay / 01/30/2013 at 2:59pm / United States (New York) / Health
Today, while working at the daycare, I had to clean the entire place. During the next four hours, I scooped up three human teeth, a rotten log of shit, a tire iron, a condom wrapper, and a yogurt that expired in 2003. I only cleaned the place a week ago. FML
by Skidmark Sally / 10/07/2012 at 5:41pm / United States (New Mexico) / Kids
Today, I woke up to a glorious sunrise, fresh coffee, and a bleached lawn. My neighbors on both sides have constantly fought with each other since before I even moved in, which I guess explains the note taped to my window saying, "Pick a side." FML
by thefuckman / 09/14/2012 at 3:50pm / United States / Miscellaneous
Today, I was happy to finally receive an email from my younger sister, whom I have not been able to talk to for months due to being in the military stationed overseas. The email was to tell me my mom is in jail. FML
by HeyArnold91 / 09/14/2012 at 1:57am / United States (Armed Forces Europe, Middle East) / Work
Today, I used a man's shirt as a pillowcase and sprayed it with cologne so I wouldn't feel alone in the night. FML
by MaeMoss / 07/18/2012 at 10:21am / United States / Love
Today, I was texting my girlfriend and asked her for a picture, expecting something provocative. She sent me a picture of her holding a positive pregnancy test. We had sex once. FML
by Anonymous / 06/09/2012 at 12:51am / United States (Mississippi) / Love
Today, I tried to beat my dad to the car. I jumped over the steel cables in the parking structure and hit my head on a metal pipe, then bounced off the wires, and onto my back on the pavement. Good thing we were already at the hospital to visit my sick mother. FML
by Ouch / 05/20/2012 at 12:06am / United States (California) / Health
Today, my husband sat me down on the couch so he could share some "awesome" news with me. He excitedly declared that he and his idiot drinking buddies are planning on running a real-life Fight Club out of our basement. FML
by Anonymous / 03/09/2012 at 9:05pm / United States / Miscellaneous
Today, while working as a police dispatcher, I took a call for a motorcycle accident that occurred near my house. After obtaining all the essential information I realized the rider was my brother. He doesn't own a motorcycle, but I do. FML
by Samm Povich / 02/25/2012 at 12:36am / United States / Miscellaneous
Today, I took my girlfriend out for a fancy dinner to celebrate our anniversary. When the waitress came, we instantly recognized each other. She was the girl I'd had a one night stand with a few weeks before. FML
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HTC One M9 vs. One M8 — should you upgrade?
Now that the HTC One M9 is official, you might be wondering if it's time to upgrade. Sporting all the latest specs, like a Snapdragon 810 octa-core CPU and 3GB RAM, might make you wonder if it's that much better than your current phone. A new 20-megapixel rear shooter and Ultrapixel front-facing camera are quite the pair, too. If oyu've got a One M8, you're probably one of the many who love their phone, so rather than keep you guessing about whether an upgrade is worth it, we'll break it down.


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The Ultimate Scandinavian Flick In An Audi Sport Quattro S1
If you've ever wondered what the Scandinavian Flick looks like, you'll likely never see a more extreme example than this.
David Coulthard Is Your 2014 Champion of Champions
The Race of Champions itself concluded today with its head-to-head competition between all the drivers. David Coulthard beat nearly every other driver he was paired against and celebrated in the most wonderful way possible: with doughnuts.
Watch A Stadium Super Truck Roll Over In Slow Motion
Jose Maria Lopez's Stadium Super Truck wasn't as nimble as the touring car he's used to.
Lopez was racing today in the Race of Champions, where he took a nice, slow roll. The Race of Champions people were all over it, giving us an extended slow-mo replay of the roll from several different angles, including from…
The Race Of Champions Is A Little Light On Champions This Year
The Race of Champions this year has a slightly underwhelming entry list this year, with names like Loeb, Hamilton, Ogier and Marquez not appearing on the list, and with a few too many test drivers to really live up to its name. Should you watch it anyway?
Watch And Discuss The Race of Champions Here Now!
Watch And Discuss The Race of Champions Nations Cup Here Now!
The Cars Of The Race Of Champions
Now that you know everything there is to know about this weekend's Race of Champions, let's take a look at the cars the world's best drivers will be using to face off with one another. There's a NASCAR-like coupe, an Audi R8 LMS, a Lamborghini, and other unique cars.
What Is The Race Of Champions And Why Should You Watch It?
In standard sports like golf and tennis and boxing — just as it is with road bowling and beer pong and "hairiest back" — it's not hard to determine who is the best in the world. Or the hairiest, as it were.
Watch The Race Of Champions Live On Jalopnik and DRIVE This Weekend
Every year, incredible drivers from around the globe gather to face off against one another on a specially made circuit in equally prepared cars. The Race of Champions is the only chance each year to see champions from every discipline compete against each other.
Watch Schumacher PWN his opponent in a KTM X-Bow
Lest you forget for even a moment that Michael Schumacher (orange) is a stone cold killer, a German race weapon more terrifying than a Panzerkampfwagen, here he is at this year's Race of Champions showing American Brian Deegan (white) what real car control is.
Heikki Kovalainen Has A "Heavy" Concussion
Heikki Kovalainen is "in bed" with a "heavy concussion" after this wekeend's crash at the Race of Champions. [WCF]
Michèle Mouton Flips At Race of Champions
Heikki Kovalainen wasn't the only driver to wipe out at this weekend's Race of Champions. The grand dame of rallying, Michèle Mouton flipped while driving her Audi Sport Quattro S1. Thankfully, she's only suffered a bruised ego.
F1 Driver Heikki Kovalainen Crashes Audi at Race of Champions
The 2010 Race of Champions is being held this weekend in Dusseldorf, Germany. Watch F1 driver Heikki Kovalainen wipe out in his Audi R8 after a suspension failure during today's first race. (Hat Tip to D-Fence)
Germans Are Ze Master Race Of Champions, Again
Michael Schumacher and his buddy Sebastian Vettel picked up another Race of Champions Nations Cup victory for Team Germany after besting China, Finland and England. The Americans nearly won, but Vettel put the hurt on both Foust and Pastrana. [RallyBuzz]
Tanner Foust To Replace Travis Pastrana In ROC After Recent Injury
Confirmation of Travis Pastrana's recent hip and ankle injury comes today in a press release announcing he'll be replaced in this weekend's Race of Champions by fellow Rally America driver Tanner Foust.
Ekstrom ROCks Schumacher in Head-to-Head Competition
It's Sweden versus Germany, DTM versus FIA and some guy you may not know versus the most famous man in racing. Two enter the ring. Only one walks out
alive the winner. It's like Ingemar Johahnsson v. Floyd Patterson except with more spinouts and less historical significance. If you haven't guessed by now, it's…
Ekstrom Bests Schumacher, Wins Race of Champions
Super Swede DTM racer Mattias Ekström defeated the apparently fallible Michael Schumacher in the finals at the Race of Champions, which took place at the new Wembley Stadium in England this weekend. It was a furious battle, with each picking up a win in the first two events. But Ekström, who won last year, built up a…
ROCin' ya Face! Finns Win Race of Champions
Travis Pastrana had to forget about it and go it alone this year in the Race of Champions, as Jimmie Johnson and his last-minute replacement Scott Speed couldn't make the competition. The multi-disciplinary Pastrana put on a solid showing, as one might expect, but the day belonged to Finland. And when was the last…


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The present members Mikhail Bondarev (violin), Ekaterina Belisova (violin), Alexei Popov (viola), Anton Andreev (cello) are graduates of the Saint Petersburg Conservatory who, by virtue of a shared background steeped in the grand tradition of Russian music making, achieve organic and convincing interpretations of a diverse repertoire of masterworks, Russian classics, and contemporary masters. Melissa Etheridge Live Session By Eric Teel • Sep 24, 2014 Dominic Barth Listen Listening... / 25:14 Aired 10-3-2014 Melissa Etheridge became one of the most popular recording artists of the '90s due to her mixture of confessional lyrics, pop-based folk-rock, and raspy, Janis Joplin/Rod Stewart-esque vocals. Playing in local bands throughout her teens, Etheridge then attended the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. 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Is there a way that we can sell add ons with the event - such as a t-shirt when people are booking?
Is there a way that we can sell add ons with the event - such as a t-shirt when people are booking?
if you want to add it as custom fields in the booking form - this is only available at EMPro - http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/custom-booking-forms/
I am using pro, i want to charge say $10 for a t-shirt and $20 for a hoody. Is this possible?
I can see how to edit the form, but is there a way to charge for these items?
at the moment the only way to charge it is to add it as ticket type.
I can't do it that way. This creates additional attendees, which is an issue for reports, and doesn't assign the product to the attendee.
Thank you for your help.
maybe you try to re-post this on pro forums so we can provide additional threads which you can try to modify.
we do have some snippets that do add extra charges but you will need to manually modify these because they are using variable names you set up yourself in your custom forms
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I did not receive a response to my previous attempt to get this issue resolved so I am trying again.
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Schedule: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday (unless otherwise noted). Drop-off available at 8:45 a.m. and pick-up as late as 3:15 p.m. Performance on Friday at 11:30 am & 2:15 pm!
Ages: 4* to 10 years old (No Exceptions). All ages, 4 - 10 year olds, will enjoy the camp together .
What to Bring: A lunch, snack and 2 drinks daily.
What to Wear: Anything your child can dance and play in comfortably. No dance shoes required.
* Is my 4 year old ready for dance camp? Our camps used to only be offered for ages 5-10 but after much demand and finding that many 4 year olds could hang we extended our age range. However, in our experience not all 4 year olds are ready for a full-day of dance camp even if they are already in school 9am – 3pm.
If you have a 4 year old who is very active and LOVES to dance, is fully potty trained including being able to wipe themselves, you think they are capable of cleaning up their lunch and in general feel they would participate in all of the dancing that is done then send them over! We are not staffed to babysit during camp hours, so want to be sure 4 year olds signing up are able to make it through the full day with us! Of course we offer ample amounts of break time between dancing, but when it is dance time we do ask them,and expect them to participate like the other kids!
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When i first load the widget, my text sits within the textarea. As soon as i hit the save button, the textarea clears and the updated text sits underneath the textarea box.
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I'm writing a plugin, and need a function to run every time the permalink structure is changed. The function will calculate the new permalink for one of my pages.
The obvious thing seemed to be:
add_action('update_option_permalink_structure', 'update_podcast_url')
The problem is that when
update_podcast_url calls
get_permalink, it returns the old permalink, not the new one. Using
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules() before
get_permalink doesn't work, either.
I can't use
add_action('generate_rewrite_rules', 'update_podcast_url') because this doesn't trigger if permalinks are turned off, only if the structure is changed.
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How can we make it so that each post only displays videos associated with the post instead of all videos. I have a number of contributors to my wordpress.org website and it seems so silly that all videos are displayed when we should have the option to only display videos associated with a particular post.
There are two glaring deficiencies with the wordpress.org plugin and that is I should be able to allow all contributors access and all videos should only be related to the post the video is being uploaded to. I am going to have hundreds of videos
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stephanie+ben's lakeside wedding in lake geneva
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Stephanie+Ben's wedding day was filled with the energy of young love and the relaxation that comes from a small, lakehouse wedding. They wed on the shore of Geneva Lake (it's always strange to me that Lake Geneva is the town and Geneva Lake is the body of water… but I digress…)
With friends, family, and a lot of beergaritas (it was their unity drink during the ceremony even!); everything made for a great day.
An all-star cast of vendors (including a past groom of mine as the DJ!) helped to make this day go smoothly. Something Blue Lake Geneva did the planning. Zilli's did the food (including an al pastor taco station… yum!) and the cake was from Julie Michelle's. The dance floor with rocking thanks to the guys from Milwaukee Airwaves. And the beautiful flowers were by Pesches. And that's just a few of the talented people who made the day what it was.
Blessings to you Stephanie+Ben!
rachel+maximilian's shorewood engagement session
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The three of us headed to some of their favorite local hangouts for the engagement session. What's fun is that now that Jessica and I are in Shorewood for the summer, they are also some of our favorite local hangouts too! Rachel+Maximilian are getting married next year, in Wisconsin (yup, I'm still taking a few weddings in Wisconsin) and I'm excited to come back and celebrate with them.
Anyway – we went out, chased birds, drank some beer, and laughed a lot (and got some photos in the process). These two are good people.


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I am trying out GWT in this 'configuration':
1) I have written a server backend in python which will produce json output (running at localhot:8094)
2) I have written a very simple GWT app that will use RequestBuilder to set GET to the python server (in development mode of the GWT eclipse plugin, it is accessible via http://127.0.0.1:8888/test.html)
The code is simply
* Entry point classes define onModuleLoad().
public class Test implements EntryPoint {
* The message displayed to the user when the server cannot be reached or
* returns an error.
private static final String SERVER_URL = "http://localhost:8094";
private static final String SERVER_ERROR = "An error occurred while "
+ "attempting to contact the server. Please check your network "
+ "connection and try again.";
* This is the entry point method.
public void onModuleLoad() {
RequestBuilder requestBuilder = new RequestBuilder(RequestBuilder.GET, SERVER_URL);
try {
requestBuilder.sendRequest(null, new Jazz10RequestCallback());
} catch (RequestException e) {
Window.alert("Failed to send the message: "
+ e.getMessage());
class Jazz10RequestCallback implements RequestCallback{
public void onError(Request request, Throwable exception) {
// never reach here
Window.alert("Failed to send the message: "
+ exception.getMessage());
public void onResponseReceived(Request request, Response response) {
// render output
However the alert always comes from onResponseReceived and display nothing (empty string I suppose)
I can reach my python server alright and download the json via the browser. But I cannot see any request hitting the server from GWT.
I have ensured that "inherits name='com.google.gwt.http.HTTP" is in the gwt.xml file
Questions are:
1) Is it same site policy restriction at work here? I would expect Exception (and hence the fail message), but it did not happen
2) If it is indeed the same site policy issue, what is the easiest way to deploy the GWT scripts from the python backend? The eclipse gwt plugin produces some artifact in the war subdirectory. Is it sufficient to copy these files to some static directory of my python backend?


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Tempe 311
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- June 22, 2016
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Tempe 311 enables real-time collaboration with community members. Report potholes, streetlight outages, graffiti and other issues from anywhere at any time. Stay informed as your issue gets resolved.
Snitch app App is used as much to cyber bully residents as it is to report petty HOA style ordinances.
Terrific app! Terrific app! Report graffiti or problems, look on the map to see where other problems are... See when problems are dealt with... Without having to call during working hours and sit on hold. Reported graffiti around 10 pm, gone by 7:45 am. Can't ask for better than that!
great helps city govt. with small probs
Need to provide info on what's changed between versions
Work great for graffiti reporting Point, shoot and reported. Less than 12 hours later the graffiti was gone. Nicely done, folks at Tempe. Keep up the good work!
Live, Hot off the press! Its got to be one of the best step forwards a city government can take ... this will not only help the tech savy citizens become proactive in becoming more involved in the community but SHOULD help the lesser become more aware and, hopefully, let them know that there's more to life than that TV they depend so heavily on. Speaking of TV ... this was just featured on the local news here in Phoenix and hopefully jumpstarts the app's success. 5 stars for ingenuity...ALL other major metropolitans follow suit!
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Happens all the time. Usually on the Bainbridge run, though... not as many walk-ons up in Kingston.
Falling Down?
Isn't that REM video a perfect illustration of the "pro-transit" solution to the viaduct? "Just walk, cars are icky."
Cars are icky. Since when did aesthetics become inadmissible for city planning?
One of the worst panics I've ever been in was the day we discovered that you could, in fact, run the battery flat on your car by running the radio and the heater on a cold day while waiting first in line for the Southworth ferry. The boat was in the dock, the car wouldn't start. It took a jump though, the quickest jump you ever saw, and miraculously started up again a second time at the other end. Whew!
I remember some poor guy in an old Beetle at the end of a ferry line on Whidbey Island. He couldn't get it to start until they were throwing off the lines and raising the ramp. He wheedled the little thing down there as fast as it could go, but the guard rail went down just as he already hopelessly pulled up.
Near the end of the video Peter Buck is reading a book. In an interview I read once, he said it was "Memoirs of the Ford Administration" by John Updike. It was such a non-sequiter sort of thing. Just when I'm wrapped in the 'overcoming depression' thing of the video and song, he comes off mentioning a book with adultery as prominent theme.
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Making mischief
Mischief is being made in Oxford again.
Last fall a group calling itself Forward Rebels placed anonymous ads in newspapers around the state critical of the University of Mississippi administration and especially its athletic director.
The group spent a lot of money embarrassing the university and creating a distraction that undermined support for the school and its athletic programs.
During the football season, Houston Nutt, the head football coach was fired, as expected, and the athletic director announced his retirement.
During the summer, the group announced it was disbanding.
That was then. But last Friday, Lee Habeeb of Oxford, who had been the spokesman for the group, placed a half-page ad in the Oxford Eagle. In it he wrote a letter purportedly from the perspective of Rebel, the Ole Miss black bear mascot.
The effect was to make fun of the mascot, which the university adopted in 2010 following a student election of several mascot choices. Rebel was adopted after seven years with no mascot. The university did away with the gray-haired plantation mascot, Colonel Reb, in 2003. Grumbling about the decision continues with some alumni.
We don't see what purpose is being served by bringing up this issue again. Mascots are for kids, and Rebel the bear is popular with the kids, and is a good marketing tool for the university.
The university has made major strides in recent years in improving both its academics and its national image. It has become a progressive, multicultural institution that reflects the demographics of our state and our region.
It's time to move on.
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Help, I used the wp 2.7 mplugin installer from my admin panel to instal the zipped Yoast plugin: breadcrumbs to a thesis theme with a clickable image header. Now my header , sidebar and allignment are hosed up and I get the following message in the header:
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I can't seem to get a reply from either thesis forum or Yoast forum (here) sof ar and my site looks terrible. I can't access my admin but I've tried deleting the breadcrumbs plugin from my cpanel as well as removing the custom.css extra code from cpanel.


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Skip to comments.Decision Time for Mainline Lutherans
Posted on 08/02/2005 10:54:57 AM PDT by wallcrawlr
The nation's largest Lutheran denomination will finally speak with a collective voice this month on whether to allow gay and lesbian pastors and on whether same-sex couples may receive rites of blessing. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, whose biennial Churchwide Assembly meets August 8-14 in Orlando, is one of the last mainline church bodies to act on the controversies. Few figure that the ELCA's debates will end in Orlando.
Preconvention estimates are that it is unlikely two-thirds of the 1,000 delegatesthe required margin for approvalwill vote to open pulpits to gay pastors, despite a proposal by ELCA leaders that "exceptions" could be created "for the sake of outreach, ministry and the commitment to continuing dialogue."
A second proposal, which needs only a bare majority to pass, says that ELCA policy should bar blessings for couples in same-sex relationships in keeping with a 1993 pastoral letter from ELCA bishops saying that no basis can be found in scripture for such rites.
However, some conservatives complain that the rest of that resolution could be viewed as permitting informal blessings. The proposal asks members to "trust pastors and congregations to discern ways to provide faithful pastoral care to same-sex couples."
The efforts by ELCA leaders to address gay issues falls short of what legions of Lutherans on the left and right say they expect of the denomination. Traditionalists are looking for policies that clamp down on sporadic, unauthorized ordinations of openly gay clergy. Progressives contend that faithful, nonheterosexual Christians are discriminated against when they are denied full and equal opportunities in the church.
The nearly 5-million-member ELCA, created in 1987 from a three-way church merger, has eluded convention showdowns over homosexuality that have occupied its mainline counterparts for years. The United Methodist Church and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) have repeatedly declined over decades to allow ordination of noncelibate homosexuals. Gay activists and their supporters in those churches vow not to abandon the fight.
Meanwhile, the more liberal Episcopal Church and United Church of Christ have made some bold changes. Many in those churches put today's churchgoing gays and lesbians in a different category from the people condemned in biblical texts. However, Episcopal traditionalists look to overseas Anglicans for support in resisting the changes, and UCC conservatives find succor in congregational autonomy and "renewal" movements.
The mainline convention disputes over homosexuality typically feature demonstrations or picketing and conservative threats to withhold funds or exit the churchbut also, at times, cordial discussion and prayerful reconciliation.
So what's next for the ELCA?
"Lutherans are traditionally shy, but when push comes to shove they value healthy relationships above all," says the hot-selling Lutheran Handbook, a sometimes whimsical guide published by Augsburg Fortress this year. "Conflict should be viewed as an opportunity to grow, not a contest for domination," advises the handbook, which went into its fifth printing last month.
When the ELCA Task Force on Human Sexuality announced its findings in January, the panel emphasized that it took a "pastoral approach" for the sake of outreach and ongoing dialogue. But the task force was criticized for recommending that the church may "choose to refrain" from punishing congregations for calling as pastors otherwise qualified gay or lesbian candidates.
"It was not well-received," said Stanley Olson, executive director of the ELCA Division for Ministry. "It was perceived as too nebulous."
The approach was recast in April by the 37-member Church Council, which acts as a board of directors between biennial assemblies. The council proposed that instead of withholding disciplinary actions, the church "may permit exceptions to the expectations regarding sexual conduct for gay or lesbian candidates . . . in life-long, committed and faithful same-sex relationships."
The ELCA standard says pastors must be married to someone of the opposite sex or be celibate if single. Under the exception, a premium would be placed on a homosexual minister's "evidence of intent" to live in a faithful partnership.
The ELCA already makes occasional exceptions on ordinations. Normally, a seminary graduate cannot be ordained unless a congregation invites him or her to be a pastor and the minister serves at least three years in pastoral ministry. Exceptions are sometimes made for graduates who have special opportunities in missions, teaching or administration, officials say.
Barbara R. Rossing, associate professor of New Testament at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago, said that the "exceptions" route "was a brilliant way to go because I think it claims the middle."
In April, Rossing and faculty colleague Ralph W. Klein coauthored a short statement supporting the task force recommendations and getting 63 signatures from those they called "teaching theologians." The statement, now endorsed by more than 100 signers, said the task force recommendations "represent a much-needed and faithful compromise for this moment in the life of the church."
The Klein-Rossing statement took issue with an earlier statement signed by 17 theologiansincluding Carl E. Braaten, William G. Rusch, William H. Lazareth and Robert W. Jensonwho rejected the task force recommendations on ecclesiastical, pastoral and theological grounds.
The 17 said the task force "advocates a fundamental shift in policy" that would harm the church as "an effective collaborator" with the Lutheran World Federation and would sow "division and disunity at the local level."
One of the 17, Robert Benne of Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia, writing in the July issue of The Lutheran magazine, criticized the recommendation as rewritten by the Church Council.
By allowing exceptions, the proposal "bows to those who believe traditional teaching should be revised," wrote Benne. "It uses the acceptance of divorced and remarried clergy as a parallel to the acceptance of partnered gay clergy . . . a dubious analogy because divorced clergy don't argue that divorce is right and therefore keep divorcing."
Proponents of accepting gays in ministry commonly note that while the churches have found ways to allow divorce and remarriage, despite Jesus' words to the contrary, the same churches resist change on homosexuality, an issue not addressed by Jesus.
Some of the rationale used in April by the Church Council resembled arguments in a joint proposal issued in March by bishops Paul Rogness of St. Paul, Minnesota, and Steven L. Ullestad of Iowa. While there are many in the ELCA, perhaps a majority, who believe homosexual activity is always a sin, the two bishops wrote, there are Lutherans, lay and ordained, "who believe we are at a time in history where we have come to know that homosexuality is a condition, not a choice, but simply a given that is often discovered as a person grows."
To Jeff Johnson, the openly gay pastor of the University Lutheran Chapel at the University of California at Berkeley, "the trajectory of the church is clearly moving in a progressive direction."
His bishop, David G. Mullen, has chosen not to remove at least 13 openly gay, lesbian or bisexual pastors serving in the Sierra Pacific Synod, said Johnson, who cochairs Good Soil, a Lutheran gay alliance. "The current policy of the church really serves no one," Johnson said.
"The progressive wing is frustrated and unsatisfied because the policies intimidate a class of people unjustly," he said. "The conservative wing is frustrated because the policies are inconsistently followed or ignored."
The seven-day assembly in Florida "will decide whether the ELCA fragments in a serious fashion or not," said Roy A. Harrisville III of St. Paul, executive director of the conservative Solid Rock Lutherans group.
"This is our Gene Robinson moment," said Harrisville, referring to turmoil in Anglican churches created in 2003 by the Episcopal Church's approval of the election of a gay man as Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire.
Check out a Wisconsin Synod church. I think you would be glad you did.
Check out a Wisconsin Synod church. I think you would be glad you did.
Amen to that beautiful prayer.
Thank my good colleague Pr. Sara Gausman and pray for her as she (and other faithful ones) stand in the eye of the hurricane beginning Sunday.
When does the famous vote come down?
It's a lively and intriguing thread over there.
Were you still intending to give it your all at some point? Or, should we be satisfied that, in this case at least, all equals nothing?
Very true!
As one example, I think Christians who believe women shouldn't vote are very nutty! :-)
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I know quite a few Christians -- men and women -- who believe women shouldn't have the vote. Even the women will tell you they believe a good many of the problems we have in our culture can and should be blamed on the 19th Amendment, and that cowardly, self-serving men are ultimately to blame for its passage.
But, since women have the vote, my wife is always eager to vote exactly as I do.
Well, I guess we have our answer. It would appear that wallcrawlr... um, 'didn't mean it' when he said he'd give it his all.
How sad.
I did enjoy reading the thread you set up to discuss verse; very interesting. I happen to agree that women should not be pastors. The man should be the spiritual head of household at home, and the same should hold true for the church family. But I enjoyed seeing the varying opinions and reasons for the opinions. But remind me to never disagree with you ;)
Have you been keeping an eye on the threads discussing the upcoming ELCA vote in Orlando?
Disagree with me all you like. Then, when given the opportunity to defend your position, either defend it or... simply walk away from it without making hollow excuses. :-)
Have you been keeping an eye on the threads discussing the upcoming ELCA vote in Orlando?
No. But, I'll be interested to see the outcome. Regardless of whether it's this year, next year, or the year after that, I'm convinced it's only a matter of time.
Your crybaby attitude about all this is simply pathetic. I didn't beat anybody up. You're just not man enough to admit when your position is indefensible.
Instead, you cop out and try to put the blame on me and pass judgment on the state of my soul.
I can only admonish your attitude.
You should know I cant judge your soul Scholar....at least I thought you'd know that.
You need the last word?
Does that make you feel good too?
How about we just agree to disagree and leave it at that? There's no reason for either of you to feel ill-will from the other. It's okay. I still love you both! And the one who counts still loves you both!
works for me. This thread should be beaten and flogged.
"Scholar"? LOL. It just wouldn't be the same without a parting shot.
At any rate, I know you can't judge the state of my soul anymore than I can yours. However, that didn't keep you from backhandedly speculating about "any [C]hristianity [I] say [I] have." (There's some more of that Graciousness. Oh, and speaking of your Profile page, back on the subject of your #164... So much for your pledge not to use personal attacks, eh?)
You need the last word? Does that make you feel good too?
I can only guess that's some kind of a double-dog-dare-me to keep me from responding. LOL.
Frankly, I couldn't care less about the last word. (You asked the questions. So, I trust it's okay with you that I'm answering them.)
You may recall that we covered this ground before. Here's how it works. As long as you insist on leaving with a parting shot -- along with complaining about not getting the last word, a parting shot is typical of someone who must have the last word, no?! {{{grin}}} -- I take it as an invitation to respond (in kind, sometimes).
Now, if you feel the need to respond to something, by all means, please do. If not, I bid you a fond farewell.
Sincerely and always cordially,
I feel sorry for you for marrying such a brainless, spineless woman, for whom you have so little regard.
Marriage is such an amazing thing when both husband and wife have the respect and honor for each other as God intends. You're losing out big time, geez.
This is why we left our Lutheran church 2 years ago.
You have no idea whatsoever.
Marriage is such an amazing thing when both husband and wife have the respect and honor for each other as God intends.
My wife would be the first to tell you that our marriage is terrific. Here's one reason why. Surely you and your husband could also benefit greatly from your reading this:
You're losing out big time, geez.
With all due respect, you have absolutely no idea of what you're saying.
Take a look inside the book at Amazon.com.
Maybe there should be a book for you titled "The Excellent Husband." There might only be one chapter, carefully explaining that the world, and your family, does not revolve around you.
Oh wait, that's right, it's your scripture interpreting scripture.
1 Corinthians 11:7-9: "For a man...is the image and glory of God; but woman is the glory of man. For man did not come from woman, but woman from man; neither was man created for woman but woman for man. For this reason, and because of the angels, the woman ought to have a sign of authority on her head."
1 Corinthians 14:34-35: "...women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says, If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church."
Got that? Next time you go to church, make sure you don't hear any women speaking.. as the law says, of course, they should remain silent.
What hogwash. You can have it. I prefer women who aren't cowering, submissive robots, myself. I bet that book you mentioned has some great recipes!
You mock Scripture. That's gotta be a lot like playing with fire.
I have that book! It was written 2000 years ago. It says that a woman should not lead men. That's one of the necessary steps to being an excellent husband.
I always enjoy hearing from Bible literalists, it makes for some entertaining observation of what happens when critical thinking takes a permanent vacation.
Books like Deuteronomy, Exodus.. Judges.. are the best. "Kill all adulterers," "Kill homosexuals," "Stone anyone who claims to be a fortuneteller," "If you rape a woman, you must marry her" and so forth and so on. You mock yourself and your own sense of decency if you don't have half a brain to read with a critical mind, and your own *reasonable* interpretation.
So, a woman shouldn't say a word in church. I quoted that scripture for you - do you not have an answer for it? Do you allow your wife to speak in church? Or do they have a Sunday School class where all of the women sit in a circle and stare at each other?
Oh that's right, they just bring the food for the pot luck suppers. ;)
Clever! That book will teach you other things, too.. like when and how to stone your neighbor.
Are you dissing the bible? That would be a very ELCA thing to do.
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Sooner or later, you'll change your tune.
So anyways... Do you allow your wife to speak in church?
(I'm not really expecting an answer. But since you're still here...)
It's not a question of whether I allow it. My wife's deepest desire is to obey God's word.
1 Corinthians 14:34-35: "...women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says, If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church."
And your reply:
It's not a question of whether I allow it. My wife's deepest desire is to obey God's word.
Okay. This would indicate one of only a few possibilities is true. Among these possibilities:
1) Your wife does not speak in church. This would include during the service, during any religious functions at the church, Bible study, etc. The scripture reads clear on this point. If she has a question or comment about religion, she waits until you are at home and poses the question to you.
2) Your wife does speak in church, though it goes against her deepest desires to obey God's word, as it is "inerrently" communicated in the Bible. I can only assume, based on the circumstances, that this produces feelings of guilt and disgrace in her, and perhaps embarrasment and discomfort in you. But you both carry on in the hopes that this rule will be only slightly broken, or is not so significant in God's eyes (who can know for sure?) - or that God is not paying attention.
3) Your wife speaks in church, and has her own idea of what "God's Word" really is/means. She does not read 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 as God's Word.
I doubt you'll tell me which case it actually is, so I'll make a guess and keep it to myself.
Your post reminded me of Romans 1:22.
Great response! And took little-to-no work on your part. In fact, I'm suspecting it's your canned answer whenever a discussion is not proceeding in a fashion that makes you comfortable.
The problem is, your judging me as a "fool" brings about a very simple observation, and you knew this was coming, because it is plain as day: That scripture you cited could apply to just about every post you've written in this thread, including (and especially) those you penned before I even got here.
Best regards.
"How blessed is the man who finds wisdom
And the man who gains understanding."
Proverbs 3:13
Any more would have been a waste. But, I'll take that chance with this much: Context is everything. Your professing-to-be-wise, black-and-white options for my wife -- any woman -- to be silent in church completely ignored the context. But, that's understandable when your objective is to p*ss on the infallible Word of God.
"How blessed is the man who finds wisdom And the man who gains understanding." Proverbs 3:13
How utterly ironic for you to post that.
Best regards.
Likewise, I'm sure.
Whoa, hold the phone! There it is - the explanation is context. You've had at least three opportunities to provide an answer, and finally, we see one peeking through. But I would implore you to tell me - to tell us all - exactly how the verse was taken out of context; or, if that's not the case, just exactly what context we are supposed to be framing it in. I wouldn't have pegged you as someone to read around specific wording in the Bible, or the Constitution in the name of "context" (Read: your signature), but perhaps you will explain otherwise.
But, that's understandable when your objective is to p*ss on the infallible Word of God.
Except that you can't even seem to give a convincing argument of what "the infallible word of God" actually is. Apparently, some of it needs to be read "in context," which might bring into question just about any of those laws of the Bible which strike as absurd (e.g. if a man rapes a woman, he must marry her) which means there is hope yet - perhaps you don't march around following it word-for-literal word. But that still remains to be seen.
How utterly ironic for you to post that.
No more utterly ironic than for you to refer to Romans 1:22. Best regards.
From the start, you mocked the Bible. Among other things, you said it demands that women be "cowering, submissive robots." You declared the Word of God "hogwash" and "absurd." Thus, I'm sure you can understand if I see no benefit to bother with you any longer. Because, if I were to answer your questions by casting pearls from the Word, I would be guilty of enabling your further mocking. Perhaps you can find someone else to be your straight man.
By the way, the context I mentioned has absolutely nothing to do with cultural or historical context. It is only the textual context. In other words, let Scripture interpret Scripture. It's still a literal reading of Scripture.
Have a nice weekend.
Pardon me, but this explains nothing. "Textual context?" Would you like me to cite the entire chapter? Or how about the entrire book of Corinthians? Perhaps then we can look at it, and you can explain exactly why it doesn't mean what it says, based on this vague notion of "textual context."
Or, you can just leave this floating out there, point a finger at me for being a big meanie and "mocking the Bible," and excuse yourself from the discussion. In fact, if you are going back to my first post (now here we are several posts, and days, later) - perhaps you should have excused yourself at that time. You certainly haven't clarified any position here, nor have you made a compelling argument for letting "scripture interpret scripture," whatever that means.
But no hard feelings - there isn't anyone left in this ghost town of a thread anyways, so this is as good an opportunity to let it die as any, I suppose. We can both walk away satisfied, with me being convinced you cannot stand by your own convictions; and you being convinced that I am a heathen who mocks the Bible. There's probably a little bit of truth in both assumptions.
But I wouldn't expect us to agree on that, either.
Have a nice weekend.
You too. Right now I'm trying to decide between baseball, and pre-season football. Neither one is particularly exciting.
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Bill Janovitz (born June 3, 1966)[1][2] is an American musician and writer.[3] He was the singer, guitarist, and songwriter of alternative rock band Buffalo Tom, and has also released three solo albums. Janovitz has written extensively for Allmusic, authored the Exile on Main St. book for the 33⅓ series, and contributed to BostonMagazine.com, the Boston Phoenix, and Post Road magazine.[4]
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omg looks really awsome!!
looks great!
wow *A* Awesome job !
this is win!
i love it!
i love it!
Шикарна *г*
lol are you going to do a theatre act or something?
This cosplay is incredible. I love it.