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Campus Ministry Today: Not Your Mom and Dad's Newman Center
By Pat McCloskey, O.F.M.
In a great variety of settings, Catholic campus ministers work
to prepare 21st-century lay leaders in Church and society.
Growing Presence
Evolving Ministry
New Vision for Campus Ministry
Great Variety of Situations
to the Future
Jayhawk Success Story
for Campus Ministry
Photo by
Pat McCloskey, O.F.M.
Not all U.S. college students will spend Spring Break 2002 in Florida, Palm Springs,
Cancun or some other getaway spot. Over 90 students from the campus ministry center
at Canisius College (Buffalo, New York) will be preparing to build or repair houses
in five Appalachian communities.
Approximately 80 students from St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center (University of
Kansas) will join one of six alternative programs (two in Mexico, a Habitat for Humanity
project in New Mexico, working with homeless people, a monastic retreat for men and
one for women). Collegians from St. Thomas Aquinas Church and Catholic Student Center
in Ames, Iowa (Iowa State University) will be traveling to Williamsburg, Kentucky,
to do home repair and construction work. Their stories are mirrored by thousands
of Catholic students in a wide variety of campus ministry-sponsored, alternative
spring-break programs.
Every day 973 Catholic campus ministry centers serving 2,312 U.S. public, private
and Catholic colleges offer community-service programs inside and outside the United
States. These programs usually include campus ministry mentors to help students reflect
on what this experience means to them.
Community service is, however, one small facet of a rapidly expanding ministry addressing
the sacramental, intellectual and social needs of future lay leaders of Church and
society. Catholic campus ministry programs involve over 1,700 full-time staff members,
plus hundreds of volunteers. A few students receive campus ministry scholarships
in exchange for assistance to local programs.
Asked how campus ministry programs have influenced her life, junior Sarah Scott
(University of Kansas) explains, "They have helped bring many things together for
me, grounding me in reality and faith. I hope to go to law school. Western law draws
a lot from Catholic moral teaching. Programs here help give an ethical foundation
for a future lawyer. Students are open to new ideas. Campus ministry helps students
sort them out."
Junior Scott Woods at the University of Toledo says, "In two years of service at
our Catholic Student Association as the vice president for outreach, I have been
invigorated by our Catholic campus ministry. We've touched many students and have
engaged them in practically every aspect of the life of Corpus Christi Parish. I
cannot imagine my collegiate career without involvement in campus ministry, and I
know that it will continue to shape who I am beyond the earning of my degrees."
Both Sarah and Scott have received partial scholarships from their campus ministry
Growing Presence
According to the American Council for Education (ACE), 5,355,000 Catholic men and
women are enrolled in this country's colleges and universities, the vast majority
(87 percent) in public and private non-Catholic institutions. Over 700,000 students
are enrolled at one of the country's 235 Catholic colleges and universities. ACE
estimates that Catholics make up 35 percent of all college freshmen in the 2001-02
school year.
Newman Centers at state-supported colleges in the 1950s, '60s and '70s addressed
students' sacramental and social needs but were less likely than Catholic colleges
to offer courses in theology, liturgy, moral issues or spirituality. State colleges
and universities today are more likely to offer courses in some of these areas.
Chairs or professorships in Roman Catholic studies exist in at least 11 private
or state universities, including Harvard, Yale, Case Western Reserve (Cleveland),
Iowa State (Ames), University of Iowa (Iowa City) and the universities of Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Rochester, Chicago, Tulsa and Illinois (Chicago campus). Washington University
(St. Louis) hopes to fill its new professorship in 2002; the University of Kansas
expects to do the same in 2003.
By agreement with the University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, the Newman Foundation
there pays the salaries of two teachers, who have doctorates. Their courses are recognized
for credit at the university. Some Catholic schools, including Fordham University
and the University of Notre Dame, have endowed chairs for theology professors.
Through their development offices, campus ministry programs have funded most of
these professorships and have some input into appointments for them. Today's campus
ministry centers are raising money from alumni, foundations and the general public,
rather than depending almost totally on diocesan financing. For the last five summers,
a weeklong institute on campus ministry fund-raising has helped newcomers learn from
those with more experience.
Evolving Ministry
Campus ministry in 2002 has built on the Newman Club apostolate of the 1950s and
'60s but is pursuing more ambitious goals today. Whereas the motivation was once
safeguarding Catholics from "losing their faith" at state-supported schools, today
campus ministry programs everywhere work to foster a faith that will grow as the
students mature and accept new responsibilities in family, Church and society.
The Catholic Campus Ministry Association (CCMA) is headquartered in Cincinnati,
Ohio. In his three years as its executive director, Ed Franchi told St. Anthony
Messenger he has seen an increased awareness that campus ministries need to develop
theological education programs geared to the long-term needs of their audiences.
After he directed Roger Bacon High School's development office and worked as a fund-raiser
at Xavier University (both in Cincinnati), Ed was selected for the CCMA job. He continues
to work on an M.A. in theology from Xavier University and is active in St. Monica-St.
George Parish, the campus ministry center for the University of Cincinnati.
Franchi has noticed a growing concern about the vulnerability of many Catholic college
students to the number of non-Catholic, evangelical groups on campus. When members
of these groups question Catholic students about their beliefs, some students quickly
recognize their need to deepen, or in many cases begin, their theological education.
Students sometimes cite a grandparent's faith as the reason for exploring their own
spiritual journey more seriously.
Ecumenical and interfaith cooperation is strong on some campuses and growing at
others. Many campus ministry programs helped faculty, students and the general public
respond to the events of September 11 and learn more about Islam. Some schools urged
campus ministries to collaborate in organizing such programs.
Franchi says that, in the last 40 years, one of the most significant campus ministry
differences is that many more Catholics are attending state-supported schools. This
has surfaced "a need for more frontline catechesis and religious education than in
the past. Because of trends in our culture and the Church," he says, "the future
religious literacy of the Church is at stake. Campus ministry is increasingly the
place where that can be quite effectively addressed."
He sees a relationship between a ministry's growth and its ability to create fund-raising
programs. "Campus ministries that initiate more sophisticated fund-raising programs," he
explains, "are taking more control of their own destiny, but this has some very fascinating
implications. They are involving lay boards, advisory councils and alumni. The ministries
that are most active in this are attracting resources like they never had before.
In some cases, they have received millions of dollars to endow chairs in Catholic
studies, to build multimillion-dollar centers or to offer campus ministry scholarships.
That bodes well for the future."
This year the Catholic Campus Ministry Association is sponsoring in Colorado, California,
Nebraska, Virginia and Indiana regional conferences for the personal, spiritual and
professional development of campus ministers. Orlando, Florida, is the site of CCMA's
January 2003 national convention. Many states have their own campus ministry associations,
meetings and initiatives.
CCMA is working with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in certifying campus
ministers. The bishops' new subcommittee on campus ministry is chaired by Bishop
Donald W. Wuerl of Pittsburgh.
Last year CCMA and Maryknoll organized a program which brought 20 U.S. campus ministers
to several countries in South America. In 2000, some U.S. representatives joined
the Jubilee celebration in Rome for college students. This year many campus ministry
centers are organizing groups for World Youth Day in Toronto, Canada (July 18-28,
New Vision for Campus Ministry
Today's campus ministry efforts build on Empowered by the Spirit: Campus Ministry
Faces the Future, a November 1985 pastoral letter from the U.S. bishops. They
identified six aspects (summarized below) for all campus ministry programs. These
aspects have become focal points for this work and the basis for CCMA's annual
awards to campus ministry programs.
Forming a Faith Community
"Today, the Church on campus is challenged to be a credible sign of unity and a
living reminder of the essential interdependence and solidarity of all people....The
community knows the sorrows of life but remains a people of hope" (#37).
In 2001, CCMA honored St. Elizabeth University Parish at Texas Tech University in
Lubbock, Texas, for "The Rock," a Thursday night program praising God through song
and through the sharing of personal experience. It averages about 75 students per
week. Don Bagert, interim director of campus ministry there, says, "What has impressed
me about The Rock is how powerful it has been as a builder of faith, character and
community, and how it has steadily improved from year to year."
In 2000, St. Paul University Catholic Center at the University of Wisconsin (Madison)
won the CCMA award in this category.
Appropriating the Faith
"By its nature, Christianity calls us to an ever-deeper understanding and appreciation
of our faith....the Church on campus has a special responsibility to enable all of
its members to appropriate the faith more deeply in order to give effective witness
to the academic community" (#50).
The 2001 award went to the St. Albert the Great Forum on Theology and the Sciences.
Sponsored by St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center at the University of Arizona
(Tucson), the Forum has brought a Catholic perspective to current, crucial scientific
issues, such as cloning and stem-cell research.
According to John Schmidt, a Ph.D. candidate in chemical engineering there, "Scientific
study has become more and more devoid of ethical and religious consideration. In
providing the opportunity to discuss these considerations in a wide variety of disciplines,
the Forum has given me access to experts and discussions which by and large I would
not have had otherwise."
St. Philip Neri Newman Center at the University of Tulsa was recognized in 2000
for its work in this area.
Forming the Christian Conscience
"Individuals whose conscience has been tutored by the Gospel understand that their
task is not only to resist evil but to help transform the world" (#64).
The 2001 award went to "Venture Crew," an initiative of St. Thomas More University
Parish at Bowling Green State University (Ohio). Venture Crew fosters a sense of
connection between the outdoors, community and spirituality, using the outdoors as
a catalyst for spiritual and personal development. Upcoming initiatives include a
retreat for adult leaders of youth groups, a March for Life and a sea kayaking wilderness
Christy Humbel, a student and an adviser for Venture Crew, says the CCMA award "shows
that what we have been doing makes a large impact on people, bettering all that is
around us. Little things add up and can make something great in the end."
In 2000, the Aquinas Newman Center at the University of New Mexico received this
category's award.
Educating for Justice
"Campus ministry is called to be a consistent and vigorous advocate for justice,
peace and the reverence for all life" (#73).
The Public Discipleship on Campus program, sponsored by the Diocese of Little Rock,
Arkansas, received the 2001 award. This program involved campus ministry centers
in Fayetteville (University of Arkansas), Conway (University of Central Arkansas
and Hendrix College), Clarksville (University of the Ozarks) and Jonesboro (Arkansas
State University).
In bimonthly small-group settings, this program teaches students to be disciples
of Jesus and to embrace the social mission of the Church. Using the observe-judge-act
model developed by Father (later Cardinal) Joseph Cardijn, founder of the Young Christian
Worker movement in the 1920s, students develop a project addressing a local, systemic
social injustice.
Little Rock was one of four U.S. dioceses to implement this program from the Roundtable
Association of Diocesan Social Action Directors. Deacon Paul Cronan, director of
campus ministry for the Diocese of Little Rock, says that participation in this program "allows
students to live the Catholic faith effectively and authentically in the public arena
on campus and beyond."
St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas, received this award in
Facilitating Personal Development
"Christians must proclaim an ideal of self-fulfillment that is solidly rooted in
the sacredness of persons, is placed in the service of the common good and stays
open to the God who is the source of all growth" (#87).
The Peer Ministry program at Lewis University (Romeoville, Illinois) works to integrate
all aspects of student life with the overall goal of developing holiness as an essential
aspect of human life. It aims especially to improve life in residence halls.
St. John Fisher University Parish at Oakland University (Auburn Hills, Michigan)
was honored in 2000.
Developing Leaders
"Campus ministry has the great opportunity to tap the immense pool of talent in
our colleges and universities and to help form future leaders for society and the
Church" (#93).
The Catholic Campus Ministry Board and Associates at the University of North Carolina
(Chapel Hill) were recognized as a highly effective way to participate in the leadership
of campus ministry. A summer retreat and weekly meetings with the campus ministry
staff promote spiritual formation for leadership.
In 2000, St. Francis of Assisi Newman Center at Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana)
received this award.
Vocation Ministry
Although Empowered by the Spirit did not offer this as a campus ministry
goal, CCMA has instituted an annual award for this work.
The 2001 recipient was Southeast Missouri State's campus ministry program in Cape
Girardeau. They have developed a program entitled "Discerning God's Call," which
fosters skill development in discernment and is closely coordinated with local parishes.
Louisiana State University's campus ministry staff was honored in 2000 for its Busy
Student's Retreat Model Program.
Some schools have organized a week of student trips to the headquarters of various
women's or men's religious communities to learn about how their members respond to
God's call. At the moment, 40 former members of the campus ministry program at Texas
A&M are in formation programs for priesthood or religious life.
Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston decided to enter a diocesan seminary while he was
studying at Harvard University. At the same school, Cardinal Avery Dulles, S.J.,
became a Catholic.
Great Variety of Situations
Some Catholic campus ministry centers have large staffs; others do not. In a few
cases the campus ministry director is also a tenured faculty member but in most cases
is not.
Campus ministries at schools with large numbers of students living on campus tend
to have a higher profile than campus ministries at commuter schools. In some places
campus ministry is coordinated through a canonically established parish. The biggest
challenge to organizing campus ministry is probably the two-year community college
with its very fluid commuter population.
Most programs concentrate on undergraduate students, but more and more ministries
are working to help graduate students have a theological education which prepares
them for the increasingly complex moral decisions in their field of study and in
In these varied contexts, Catholic campus ministries are united in supporting the
faith journey of students, faculty and staff members.
to the Future
"The local, national and global leaders of our Catholic Church, governments, businesses,
families and societies are on campuses in your diocese today" begins a recent CCMA
brochure for U.S. bishops.
Catholic campus ministry today recognizes that fact and helps students promote an
informed and conscientious faith.
Jayhawk Success Story
St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center (SLCCC, University of Kansas, Lawrence) is a program
contacted by many places initiating or renewing their campus ministry programs.
SLCCC maintains active contact with approximately 2,000 Catholic students through various
means, including its liturgies, the Young Catholic Scholars program (12 scholarships per
year), a medical ethics scholarship, theology classes, the Training Leaders for the Community
program (postponing sexual involvement), a catechetical institute to prepare future teachers,
its many outreach programs, plus reflection groups for law students and other professionals.
Father Vince Krische, a 30-year veteran of campus ministry, directs 20 staff members who
address the sacramental, intellectual, social and personal needs of the KU faculty and
students ("Jayhawks" to Kansans).
This year he will receive CCMA's Rev. Charles Forsyth Award, given each year to a campus
minister who has had a significant impact on campus ministry at the local, regional and
national levels. Father Vince measures SLCCC's success not by its budget or number of participants,
contact hours or staff members. "The success of campus ministry," he says, "is measured
by the transformative encounter with Jesus Christ through his Church, manifested in a confident
faith, a genuine spirituality and a joyful spirit of service."
Asked how SLCCC has affected his college career, senior Derek Teeter responds, "Before
coming here I didn't have much of a social sense or knowledge of Church teaching. St. Lawrence
has strengthened my prayer life and knowledge of the faith. That faith is not shaken as
before by some things said in classes."
Ben Beier, a sophomore, says that the Young Catholic Scholars program "helped me meet
people and become more involved. My Faith and Culture course has enriched me."
for Campus Ministry
CCMA (Catholic Campus Ministry Association, www.ccmanet.org)
publishes a bimonthly newsletter (Crossroads), coordinates a variety of programs
and serves as a resource for Catholic campus ministry in this country.
NCSC (National Catholic Student Coalition, www.catholicstudent.org)
is student-directed and embraces the six facets of campus ministry identified in Empowered
by the Spirit. Its goals include representing U.S. Catholic students in national and
international forums, providing opportunities for spiritual growth, nurturing leadership
and facilitating career and faith integration.
www.usccb.org/education/highered/empowered.htm provides
the complete text of Empowered by the Spirit: Campus Ministry Faces the Future.
www.usccb.org/education/highered/index.htm lists
other materials from the USCCB's Division of Catholic Higher Education and Campus Ministry.
The Gospel on Campus: A Handbook of Campus Ministry Programs and Resources,
second edition (USCCB, 1996, Publication No. 5-031). Includes 39 articles by various authors,
plus other resources.
A Letter to College Students From the Catholic Bishops of the United
States (USCCB, 1996, Publication No. 5-085). An eight-page booklet inviting students
to grow in faith during their college years.
Pat McCloskey, O.F.M., associate editor of St. Anthony Messenger, taught Ed
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Once again, I see no errors anywhere. Anyone else have this problem?
I installed
Yet the posts are still showing. =(
Once again, I see no errors anywhere. Anyone else have this problem?
Make sure you're setting the post status to "Private"
Yes. Everything is correct. It still shows.
Have you set the post_level custom field? Are you logged in to your site (because if so you'll see your private posts)
Disable the plugin, do you still see the posts? If not, then I'm completely stumped.
Well, if you are login already then you will see the post. Logout of the WordPress you will not see the posts.
I am aware of that. thanks.
I've got the same problem and I definitely know its not caching as I use seperate machines to verify.
I thought that 'private' was merely a backup and that the post should not show regardless as long as the plugin is enabled?
Post levels doesn't work on public posts, only private. This ensures that the protected posts won't be shown if the plug-in is disabled. This is a common source of confusion for people, but it's more secure.
I'm confused by Tek's problem, since he's saying that the posts are hidden when the plugin is disabled but not when it's enabled. Unless the post_level parameter is incorrectly set, this is an unknown bug.
I've hacked the edit page to give me a nifty little drop down box which defaults to level 2 instead of having to add post_level each time.
But is there someway I can get it to show in the archives and calendar?
Sorry not very good at all this php stuff....
You'll have to hack into the PHP source and find where they do the archive / calendar querying. Hopefully future versions of WordPress will provide the hooks required to be able to do this within a plugin.
No. The posts are never hidden.
If the posts are never hidden, then most likely your post status is set to Public, not Private.
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In order to major in Latin, one should begin taking Latin in the first semester and continue courses in the Latin language every semester thereafter. With no prior knowledge of Latin, take LAT 001 in the first semester. Since one course each in Classics and Greek, each at the 1000-level or above, is applicable to the Latin major, one should begin at least by the second semester to explore the courses in literature in translation and in ancient history listed under Classics.
As an example, students might take the following courses to explore the major:
LAT 001/002 Elementary Latin
LAT 001 (offered every fall); LAT 002 (offered every spring)
LAT 003 Self-paced Elementary Latin (offered every fall)
For students who present less than two years of high school Latin.
LAT 051 Intermediate
Selections from Cicero and other prose authors. Offered every fall.
LAT 052 Intermediate
Selections from Vergil and Ovid. Offered every spring.
CLAS 023 Classical Roman Civilization
Growth of the Roman Empire; political and social disruption in the Roman world from the second century B.C.E., through the first century C.E
CLAS 024 Myths and Legends of the Trojan War
Homeric epics, Virgil's Aeneid, selections from tragedy dealing with the Trojan War and Greco-Roman cultural identity. Examples from art and archaeology supplement the literary theme. Offered every fall.
CLAS 042 Mythology in Literature, Art, and Music
Greek myth in literature, art, and music from antiquity to modern times. No prerequisites. Offered every spring.
Note that Classics courses below the 100 level will not fulfill any requirement of the Latin major.
M. D. Usher, Chair
Department of Classics
Phone: (802) 656-3210
Email: email@example.com
Department Website: http://www.uvm.edu/~classics


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Hi Guru's,
Can any body help me,
what is the PRA(Production Revenue Accounting) in SAP Fi/Co?
is it submodule or ?
Hi ,
Production & Revenue Accounting is a sub module in IS Oil. This module has been primarily created to cater to the US oil industries and is used in only Upstream Industry in Oil. The module essentially talks about Allocation of Production volumes to various Wells spread across various fields , Definition of Contractual allocations , Sharing of Revenues among various Contractual partners , Royalty reporting etc., It is not a sub module of FICO. Its a part of Logistics stream.
Hello Mr. Veera
Please find below the link where you can find more useful information about the PRA/JVA.
Hope this will be useful. to understand basics about this.
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HI Veera,
As Venkat has told its a part of IS-OIL.
PRA is used in US mainly but is also used in other countries. This is more related to how crude oil or natural gas produced is allocated to different owners who have their interest in this.
FICO has only one integration with PRA the Journal Entry(JE). JE as such is book keeping module which holds the financial details of each transaction concerned with revenue.
in case you need more information have look at
Hi Venkat,
When did SAP aquire PRA module for IS - Oil & Gas ?
SAP acquired Premas Plus from PWC in 1998.


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Dozens of articles have spilled out of many computers opposing the US government's policies and actions toward Iraq. Our resistance ran from the sanctions to the "shock and awe" days, followed by the invasion and occupation.
What many of us wrote got widely distributed, but had little effect. We were preaching to the converted; and they cheered. Dozens of online websites carried our critiques of George W Bush, Richard Cheney and the neocons. The mainstream media ignored us. They still do
Mike Whitney, a prolific writer, wants a revolution in America, primarily because:
Here's Mike's case:
"...the congressmen and senators have refused to do their jobs (and)... agreed that Bush is above the law."
Here's Mike's case:
"Every day we read about some new attack on our freedom. Every day our constitution is further trashed. This week Bush banned public demonstrations against the war. Last month he issued an executive order that makes himself dictator if another terrorist attack takes place inside the US. The month before that the Congress passed a law that makes it easier for Bush to declare martial law and militarize the country."
Mike says that Peter Finch points the way in his movie "Network".
The newscaster in Finches movie wants everyone to get up, go to the window and shout "I'm not gonna take this anymore. I'm mad as hell!" By the end of the film, he has everyone shouting from their windows in unison.
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Ahhh, if only it could happen; but like the youngsters who swoon when they see or hear their favourite idol, the smiles on the faces turn to a grimace once they're away from the theatre or TV and walking along reality street.
What is it that keeps the ideals from becoming reality? Why can't horrid truths, like those Mike Whitney reviews, and inspiring films, like Finch's, move the public into action to cure its ills? A number of things are working against a revolution, no matter how badly it's needed or how threatened the public may be by those in power.
First of all, fear provides a major hurdle: fear of retribution from the lords of the land and fear of sacrificing a familiar status quo, including one's job, friends or family.
Next, even more difficult to overcome, is apathy. Liberties and freedoms may be squeezed by a self-declared dictator like George W Bush, but until "the shoe pinches," the squeezing won't hurt most people enough to get them to act.
Finally, the doubters need more than an astute analysis of the nation's problem by intelligent commentators. By the time the doubters get answers to all of their questions, we will have had a terrorist attack and be living under martial law.
Can we turn enough people into believers of the harsh truths about what's going on before it's too late? We need a leader who can speak to the masses the way Martin Luther King spoke to the believers on civil rights.
Can we find a group of American radicals like early revolutionaries Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, Josiah Quincy, and Alexander McDougall to combine with moderate intellectuals like John Dickinson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin?
We could do with a Cindy Sheehan to go after the dual loyalists in Congress. Only two presidential candidates, Congressmen Dr. Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich, are worthy of consideration. Both are honest and despite different party affiliations, are not controlled by AIPAC.
We need a leader with the passion and integrity of George Galloway and Keith Olbermann, a leader who can match fact-finding and truth-telling about the malevolence with a positive message that will lead us out of servitude.
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Time to reset the clock and look forward to the second half of the season as NASCAR makes its first return trip of the season to a track. The second time around the race at the Daytona International speedway is a night race. Seems like a good time to look back and evaluate how my picks to make the chase this season are faring so far.
16. Marcos Ambrose: C+
Ambrose has run pretty well this season as a whole, but he gets a C+ because I put him in the chase based on the assumption that he would win a road course race. He didn't win Sonoma, he didn't even really run well there. A win at Watkins Glen obviously bumps this grade up. A win anywhere else, puts it through the roof.
15. Joey Logano: A+
Logano was running well at the end of last season, which is why I figured he would win a race and get into the chase. But two wins and fifth in the chase standings at this point? I never saw that coming/
14. Brad Keselowski: A-
The same holds true for his teammate Brad Keselowski, who is third in the chase standings and also has two wins. The difference between his A- and Logano's A+? As a former series champ the bar is higher for Keselowski.
13. Carl Edwards: A
For all the complaining about lack of performance and horse power in the Fords, Edwards finds himself fourth in the chase standings and holding two wins.
12. Greg Biffle: D
On the other side of the coin, Edwards teammates are sort of scuffling. Biffle has just two top fives and five top tens this season. Though he is currently 15th in the chase standings, it's hard to believe that kind of performance will keep him in come Richmond.
11. Jeff Gordon: A
Can we just stop with the Jeff Gordon should retire or his window to win a title has pasted him by talk? It's silly really. He already has a win and is currently 7th in the chase standings. It's clear he still has a thing or two to teach the kids.
10. Kyle Busch: C+
Yes Busch has a win and yes he is eighth is the chase standings. But other than the one win, I feel like Busch has been kind of a non-factor in a lot of races this season. He is so talented and I feel like this is the season for him to prove he deserves all the accolades.
9. Clint Bowyer: C-
This grade would probably lower except Bowyer has shown some signs of life over the past few weeks and has worked his way into the chase standings, barely. Like Biffle he is going to have to step up the performances and get a win if he want to stay in the chase.
8. Ryan Newman: B-
His season hasn't been over the top, but Newman and his teammate Paul Menard have sort of quietly worked their way into the chase standings. Newman is currently 12th and even without a win, he could say there if they keep up the consistency.
7. Kevin Harvick: B+
Consistency is the one thing keeping Harvick from an 'A' grade. His two wins have him comfortably in the chase, but he also has two DNFs and a handful of races where he was completely a non-factor.
6. Matt Kenseth: C+
Most drivers would take the season Kenseth is having, six top fives, eleven top tens and the top driver without a win in the chase standings. But let's be real, coming off of last season, the fact the 20 hasn't won this season is a major disappointment.
5. Kasey Kahne: F
He is the only Hendrick driver currently not in the chase and he only has two top fives. For this team, it can be considered nothing less than a failure.
4. Dale Earnhardt, Jr.: A+
I knew this season would be good for Junior, but two wins and second in the chase standings as this point in the season, I didn't see that coming. It looks like he and crew chief Steve Latarte are finally figuring things out. Too bad Junior will have to find a new crew chief next season.
3. Tony Stewart: D-
The only thing that keeps me from putting Stewart in the same category as Kahne is the fact that he is coming off an injury that kept him out of the car for the last half of the season a year ago. But come on, not being among the top 16 drivers as a three time former champ is not good.
2. Denny Hamlin: B-
After a disappointing 2013 that was hindered by injury, Hamlin already won a race this season and pretty much has his spot in the chase sown up. But I just keep asking myself will we ever see the Hamlin that nearly won the championship a few years ago.
1. Jimmie Johnson: A
After a slow start, Jimmie is just being Jimmie. Three wins on the season and a top the chase standings is pretty much what we all expect of the six-time champ. The only thing keeping the plus off his grade is that slow start.
Extra Credit/Teachers Pet: Kyle Larson
I mean come on the rookie is 14th and ahead of drivers like Bowyer, Kahne, Biffle and Stewart. That's jumping into a car with a team that has struggled in recent years and driving many tracks he has little or no experience at. People were asking at the beginning at the season if he was in the car too soon. That question has certainly be answered with a resounding 'no.'
So that's it. That's might thought's on the year so far. Drivers with poor grades have eight races to make a move before the chase field is set. Who do you think can do it? Leave a comment, or hit me up on Twitter/Facebook


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[Būstān,942, i.e. 1536].[بوستان,942ه, 1536م].
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132 leaves :paper ;233 x 147 (141 x 63) mm.
Elegant copy of the Būstān, the celebrated mas̲navī of Saʻdī (d.1292), renowned Persian poet and prose writer.
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Persian poetry--747-1500.
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"بنام خداوند جان آفرین حکیم سخن در زبان آفرین خداوند بخشنده ی دستگیر کریم خطا بخش پوزش پذیر عزیزی که هر کز درش سر بتافت..."
"بضاعت نیاوردم الا امید خدایا ز عفوم مکن نا امید"
"Scribal," triangular, reads "تحريرا فى تاريخ غره شهر ذي القعدة الشريفه سنه ۹۴۲ تم"
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i, IV-4+4 (8), 3 IV(32), 2 (34), II (38), 11 IV(126), III (132) ; chiefly quaternions ; catchwords present ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization (includes opening flyleaf and skips two pages between pp.145-146).
Written in 15 lines per page, mainly divided to two columns ; frame-ruled.
Nastaʻlīq ; exquisite hand in a thin to medium line ; serifless with effect of inclination to the right, words descending to baseline, elongation and slight contrast in thickness of horizontal strokes, pointing mainly in distinct dots.
Splendid once double-page illumination at opening (pp.2-3, though opening leaf has been replaced with a complementary piece of different style and quality) originally consisting of large rectangular panels each divided to central rectangular panel carrying opening text set off by cloud-bands (in gold with floral accents), flanked by vertical rectangular panels with gold lozenges on a lapis lazuli ground overlaid with swirling arabesques in gold, red, lavender, white, light blue, etc. and set off by upper and lower rectangular panels with gold cartouches carrying the title (originally) and author ("شيخ مصلح اليدن عليه الرحمة والغفران") in white surrounded by similar swirling arabesques on fields of gold and lapis lazuli evoking book cover design with borders of gold interlace ; entire rectangular panel surrounded by a border of lozenges in lapis lazuli with floral vegetal decoration in white, gold, red, etc. and a series of scalloped domes in gold on a lapis lazuli ground overlaid with similar swirling arabesques with perpendicular stalks (tīgh) ; elsewhere throughout, written area surrounded by frame consisting of a series of gold, light blue, dark red, and turquoise bands with outermost blue fillet, divisions within defined by narrow gold bands outlined with black fillets ; section headings set off in rectangular headpieces (ʻunwān / sarlawḥ) carrying headings in blue.
non-European (likely Persian) laid paper with 8 laid lines per cm. (fairly indistinct) ; replacement leaves in a different (likely Persian or Indian) paper, medium cream in color, quite sturdy, crisp, well-sized and burnished to glossy ; some leaves guarded or repaired ; some pigment breakthrough at frames ; flyleaf in European laid paper, possibly recycled as it bears a leather burn pattern not corresponding to the present cover.
Pasteboards covered in dark red leather ; Type II binding (with flap) ; doublures in light brown leather with central mandorla in filigree appliqué (once gold-painted) over area of blue pigment as well as tooled and gold-painted border and accents ; upper and lower covers carry stamped and gold-painted mandorla (filled with vegetal composition, compare Déroche class. OAi), pendants and cornerpieces as well as tooled and gold-painted border ; design continues on fore edge flap ; edges of text block gold-painted ; now sewn in white thread, two stations, other sewing holes visible ; worked chevron endbands in green and gray, fairly good condition ; overall in fair condition with minor abrasion, lifting and losses of leather, etc. ; subtle repairs at board edges, hinges, etc. in dark red-brown leather ; fore edge flap may be a replacement.
Former Shelfmarks:
"188 T. De. M. [i.e. Tammaro De Marinis]" in pencil on recto of front flyleaf (p.1).
As appears in colophon on p.261, transcription completed 1 Dhū al-Qaʻdah 942 [ca. 22 April 1536].
Ownership and History:
Inscription in pencil on verso of front flyleaf "188 T. De. M. [i.e. Tammaro De Marinis]" ; occasional marginal notes with signes de renvois ; poetic excerpts (of Jāmī) on final leaf (p.264) ; book price on lower doublure.
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Former Owner(s):
Abdülhamid II, Sultan of the Turks, 1842-1918, former owner.
In Collection:
Abdul Hamid Collection.
Cat. Pers. MSS Brit. Mus.,p.595 ff.Browne,v. ii, p.525-532Rypka,p. 251-253
Posted by evyn on January 31, 2011
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Oprah helped the FBI get its man after she publicized the identities of fugitive child molesters on The Oprah Winfrey Show, according to the bureau.
William Davis, 33, wanted in Indiana on 2004 charges of molesting children and failing to register as a sex offender, was picked up by bureau agents on Thursday in Fargo, N.D., following a tip from an Oprah viewer, reports Reuters.
"The arrest was a direct result of someone viewing Tuesday's show where (Davis) was featured," FBI agent Paul McCabe said from Minneapolis. "She called her friend who went to the Oprah.com Web site and recognized him."
"This is a great day, and we're just getting started," Winfrey said on her show. "With every breath in my body, and with you by my side, we are going to move heaven and earth to stop an evil that's been going on for far too long."
Davis – known as the "rubber band man" for his manner of luring kids with toys he made from twisted rubber bands – was apprehended after Jean Rosenthal of Moorhead, Minn., saw his picture on Winfrey's show and recognized him as a neighbor of her friend Karie Miller, Vanderburgh County Deputy Prosecutor Donita Farr told New York's Daily News.
Miller, 29, was unaware that the neighbor – who went by the name of Mark – was a wanted man who'd been at large for nearly a year in connection with sexual assaults upon three boys, according to the FBI.
"His picture came up and I started shaking so bad I couldn't hold my coffee," Miller told the Fargo Forum newspaper. Finding the phone number for the FBI on the Oprah Web site, she quickly called the bureau.
Miller hopes to buy a house with the $100,000 reward, she told the Forum.
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-- Robert Preidt
THURSDAY, April 11 (HealthDay News) -- Chocolate is a sweet treat for many people, but for dogs it can be a killer.
The message, from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, is especially important now because chocolates from Easter may still be in many homes.
Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine that is similar to caffeine and is toxic to dogs at certain levels. The minimum amount of theobromine dangerous to dogs ranges from 46 to 68 milligrams per pound (mg/lb), according to the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine.
Half the dogs that consume 114 to 228 mg/lb or more of theobromine will die. A number of factors determine whether a dog will have a toxic reaction, including its size, the amount of chocolate the dog ate, and whether it is extra sensitive to theobromine, the agency said in a news release.
The type of chocolate is also important. The amounts of theobromine present are: 704 mg/lb in milk chocolate, 2,400 mg/lb in semisweet chocolate, and 6,240 mg/lb in baking chocolate.
To get 46 mg/lb of theobromine, a dog would have to eat: 1 ounce per 1 pound of its body weight of milk chocolate; 1 ounce per 3 pounds of body weight of semisweet chocolate; and 1 ounce per 9 pounds of body weight of baking chocolate, according to the Center for Veterinary Medicine.
Theobromine toxicity in dogs can cause a number of mild to severe symptoms, including vomiting, diarrhea, rapid heart rate, restlessness, hyperactivity, increased urination, muscle spasms and seizures.
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Sometimes even a subcontinent just won't do. Starting at their fairly expansive backyards, Indian firms began to look to distant Africa, with Europe and the Americas also figuring in their travel plans.
21 January 2004
Bridging The Gulf
It's the next frontier for the Global Indian Corporation: India's biggest brands are heading to Dubai. It's not just a tempting target, it's a springboard to the cash rich Middle East and emerging African markets. Next stop. Europe? BE goes west with them


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Sunday, 20 February 2011
Read here about what was, when it was still a going concern, the best place in the West to study Russian.
Posted on 02/20/2011 11:06 AM by Hugh Fitzgerald
20 Feb 2011
Mary Jackson
Fascinating. I'd never have imagined that.
Reading the article it crossed my mind that this is the first piece of French I've read in a long time written in the past historic. I wonder if les Beurs know it, or is it part of jahilyya?
20 Feb 2011
Hugh Fitzgerald
It was quite a place. I lived there for a year.
20 Feb 2011
Mary Jackson
Really? That's very interesting. I thought you learned Russian shivering in some gloomy Soviet flat. (Don't know why, as you never said so.)


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From Nookipedia, the Animal Crossing wiki
Katrina (ハッケミィ, Hakkemii) is a blue panther, with dark purple eye makeup and bright orange eyes. She can tell the player their fortune, and appears in all Animal Crossing games. In Animal Crossing she has a male voice like Gracie and Saharah (who are both male in Japan), but in later games she has a female voice.
In Animal Forest[edit]
Katrina appears in Doubutsu no Mori with the same role as in Animal Crossing. The only difference is that she wears a white hairband instead of her usual red.
In Animal Crossing[edit]
In the original Animal Crossing, Katrina's tent will appear randomly in location and by date. She can tell the player their fortune for 50 Bells using her crystal ball. Copper can let the player know when she will appear in their town a few days in advance. Her tent is open from 9:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. the next day. On New Year's Day, she will set up a desk by the Wishing Well, giving the player a letter with a fortune in it. The effects of the fortune last the rest of the day.
In Animal Crossing: Wild World[edit]
Katrina's role in Wild World is generally the same as in the original Animal Crossing, however, Katrina uses cards to read the player's fortune rather than a crystal ball. There are only three possible outcomes in Animal Crossing: Wild World: good luck, bad luck and neutral. The card that Katrina reads out will be in either a natural or inverted state, with natural state usually meaning good luck and inverted state bad luck, but this is not always the case. Katrina's tent will appear randomly in front of the Town Hall on a random weekday. She can tell the player their fortune for 100 Bells. Additionally, she can tell players how compatible they are with someone else for 100 Bells or cleanse their spirit (which clears the effects of bad luck) for 10,000 Bells.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk[edit]
In City Folk, Katrina can be found in the city in the building furthest to the right, telling fortunes or lucky charms for 100 bells. She will greet the player by the player's star sign (e.g. if the player's birthday is on March 15th, she will call the player a Pisces). She can tell the player their fortune once a week (effect lasts for the rest of the day), and/or she can give the player a charm for that month, usually involving strange tasks. However, the player who is given the fortune cannot obtain the charm - the task stated by Katrina (such as planting a number of trees or pulling a number of weeds) needed to be done by a visiting player and only they could obtain the charm. One would have had to cooperate with a friend to do the prescribed tasks in each other's towns to obtain the charm. No matter what the player asks her to do, she will have something drop on their head. It will make the player wobble and be "dizzy" (stars appear around the character's head). It should be noted that Katrina uses her crystal ball in this game, like in Animal Crossing, and her fortunes generally have milder effects than in previous games.
Here are the six possible effects that could occur after Katrina reads a fortune:
Before the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection was shut off on May 20, 2014, out of town players could get one of the following beneficial effects the next day, as stated by Katrina, from a lucky charm:
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf[edit]
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Katrina visits the player's town in a tent at the Event Plaza on random weekdays and will tell the player's fortune for 500 bells. Once players in town have had their fortune told twenty times, and the mayoral player has spoken to Katrina after twenty fortunes have been told, the Fortune Shop on Main Street will become available as a public works project, which requires 340,000 bells to complete. Completing the project will allow the player to have their fortune told every day, although Katrina's tent will fail to show up in town any more.
Note that the player does not need to have a fortune read at all in order for the player's outcome to change, because Animal Crossing: New Leaf has a 'luck' system that determines money, item, and other outcomes for that day. For example, good money luck will increase the amount of money that villagers and the money rock give, but bad accident luck will cause the player to trip and fall, which has confused many players, who question why the player appears to be tripping for no reason. However, Katrina will suggest an item (or category of item) during her fortune reading that will improve the player's luck until 11 pm when worn. When the Fortune Shop opens, Katrina will sometimes sell a Celebration Hat or Tingle Hood (from the Legend of Zelda series) for 10,000 bells that removes the effects of bad luck.
In Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival[edit]
Katrina appears in the spin-off game Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival as a fortune-teller.
Other appearances[edit]
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STATE BANK OF PATIALA - SAKETRI is located at HARYANA state, PANCHKULA district, PANCHKULA city and the bank branch's address is [OPPOSITE WATER TANK, VILLAGE SAKETRI, PO BHAINSA TIBBA, TEHSIL DISTT. PANCHKULA, HARYANA, PIN 134109]. Contact phone number / numbers - 0172 2555051. The IFSC Code is STBP0001071. Branch code is the last six characters of the IFSC Code - 001071. Individual bank branch's details are listed below.
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Niecy Nash at the Reno 911 Miami movie premiere last night in Hollyweird. Paul Ruebens, AKA Pee-Wee Herman who was arrested for fondling himself in a theatre years ago takes a look. Both D-lister's star in the movie.
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Men's tennis drops pair of matches on opening weekend
Feb. 16, 2013
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The Stony Brook men's tennis team kicked off 2013 with losses at Penn and at Lehigh. Despite the season-opening defeats, the Seawolves showed some strength in doubles. In the season opener at Penn, Stony Brook was edged, 8-7, at No. 1 and No. 3 doubles.
Freshman Rick Timmerman (Wesley Chapel, Fla.) teamed with sophomore Albert Fontova (Lleida, Spain) to erase a 7-1 Penn lead at No. 3 doubles with six consecutive games, but the Quaker duo of Kaplan and Wee held on to win. Timmerman took Penn's Kocovic to a second-set tiebreaker at No. 1 singles.
Senior Robert Forai (Novi Sad, Serbia) captured Stony Brook's only singles win against Lehigh as he defeated Matt Savran, 6-4, 6-3.
Stony Brook won at least five games in each of the three doubles points against the Mountain Hawks.
The Seawolves will be back in action in two weeks at the Yale 4-Way in Connecticut.
Penn 7, Stony Brook 0
Lehigh 6, Stony Brook 1
1. Goldberg/Petersen (LU) def. Knudtzon/Morales (SBU) 8-6
2. Savran/Kochman (LU) def. Forai/Locatelli (SBU) 8-7
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