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Hosted by the 2016 MLK Week Celebration Committee & the Askew Student Life Cinema
Monday, January 11, 7:30 p.m.
Askew Student Life Cinema
Based on true events, Martin Luther King Jr. and his fellow activists lead the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in support of voting rights & to hold steadfast in unity over the misdeeds against them. Despite points of opposition from Lyndon B. Johnson, King and his followers take their protests
to the streets in this powerful & stunning depiction of American history.
Market Wednesday MLK Week Celebration Hosted by the 2016 MLK Celebration Committee
Wednesday, January 13, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Oglesby Union Courtyard
Join us as we pay tribute to the Legacy of MLK through special performances and presentations from various recognized student organizations on campus as well as music from his day. The FSU community is invited to share favorite quotes, lessons, and commitments inspired by MLK's legacy on the #MLKTaughtMe board. Come early and join us in the march from the Integration Statue to the Union Courtyard. 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM • Oglesby Union Courtyard Hosted by the 2016 MLK Celebration Committee & SOAR Board
History of Diversity at FSU
7 p.m. - 9 p.m. • Strozier Library Cafe
Hosted by University Libraries & the Center for Leadership and Social Change
Throughout the years, FSU has continued to make strides in promoting diversity. During this presentation, learn fun and little known facts about how our university students, faculty and staff created and continue to
add to the melting pot that is FSU!
Voter Registration Block Party Hosted by Office of Governmental Affairs
Thursday, January 14, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Oglesby Union Green
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a crusader for voting rights among the African American
community, fought tirelessly to ensure African American's had an opportunity
to cast their vote. In honor of Dr. King's efforts, the Office of Governmental
Affairs, in partnership with the MLK Celebration Committee, will be hosting a
voter registration drive to encourage voting in the FSU community. The event will have fun activities, a live DJ, and free food.
MLK High School Scholars Hosted by the Center for Leadership & Social Change and the FSU Police Department
Thursday, January 14, 7:30 a.m.-1p.m.
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The Center for Leadership & Social Change welcomes Leon County High School students to be recognized as "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars." Selected students from Leon County High Schools will join mentors from Florida State University, Tallahassee Community College, and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University for a half day full of dialogue and sharing their experiences in college.
Interested in serving as a mentor for the half day program?
Email Amber Hampton at firstname.lastname@example.com 5 p.m., Tuesday, January 12th. A brief training will take place prior to the half day program.
The Law and Your Community | How to positively interact with law enforcement within your community
Friday, January 15,
1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Center for Global and Multicultural Engagement Building ("The Globe"), Second Floor, Room 2600
Join the FSU Police Department and local law enforcement leaders from our community for an interactive and fun workshop on how to positively engage with law enforcement officers. This event is co-sponsored by the Florida State University Police Department and the North Florida Chapter of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE).
Courtyard Commons Block Party Hosted by The Center for Leadership & Social Change, The Globe, The Askew Student Life Center, and University Housing
Friday, January 15, 4 p.m.-6 p.m.
Courtyard Commons
You are cordially invited to attend Dr. King's birthday block party! There will be snacks, games and opportunities for you to learn about multiple resources available to the FSU community. The Conversation Couch, hosted by Project Conversation will also be there to discuss current events and the issues surrounding race in America.
The Freedom March
Monday, January 18, 9 a.m., • CK Steel Plaza
Hosted by the Florida State University and Tallahassee Chapters of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
On August 28th, 1963 the largest demonstration seen at the nation's Capitol, attended by 250,000 people, is remembered today as the March on Washington. It was at this march where the famous "I Have A Dream" speech was delivered. On January 18th, 2016, join the Tallahassee Branch and Florida State University Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People as we march to remember the life and legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the other civil rights leaders who made it possible for equality and justice.
TCC's MLK Day of Service
Monday, January 18, 8:30 a.m.
Hosted by TCC Department of Campus and Civic Engagement • TCC Student Union
Below you will find a brief rough agenda for the event.
8:30 a.m.– 9:30 a.m.: Free breakfast for volunteers and MLK presentation(at TCC Student Union)
9:30 a.m.– 1:30 p.m.: Volunteers will be split into groups and sent to one of the four following TCC
Community Partner Agencies to complete a service project:
• American Red Cross
• Museum of Florida History**
• Tallahassee Museum
• Proper Channel**
**Agencies with two red stars means these projects will be held on the TCC Campus.
1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.: Volunteers arrive back at TCC for free lunch, free t-shirts, and a closing reflection session on what the day meant to them.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?" Each year, Americans across the country answer that question by coming together on the King Holiday to serve their neighbors and communities. The MLK Day of Service is a part of United We Serve, the President's national call to service initiative. It calls for Americans from all walks of life to work together to provide solutions to our most pressing national problems.
MLK: be the Legacy Exhibit
January 19 - 31st
Hosted by the Oglesby Union Guest Services
The 'MLK: Be the Legacy' exhibit is a unique collaboration between a number of Florida State University communities that celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his continued impact more than 40 years after his death. Visit the Oglesby Union to view works from artists who have been inspired by MLK's legacy.
Dinner Dialogue Hosted by the Center for Leadership & Social Change
Tuesday, January 19, 5:30 p.m.
Dinner Dialogue will provide students, faculty, staff, and Tallahassee community members the opportunity to interact with Dr. Jelani Cobb, the 2016 MLK Celebration Week keynote speaker. Dinner is provided for guests. Submission of an on-line form is required to attend. Due to the limited amount of seating and desire for the program to reflect a balanced amount of community and university members, we will confirm each guest via phone by Friday, January 15th.
If you are interested in submitting an on-line form, please do so here: (REGISTRATION FULL)
Jelani Cobb
Golden Tribe Lecture Series Presents:
An Evening with Jelani Cobb
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall
Doors 6 p.m. Show 7 p.m.
Free for everyone | All ages
(priority admission given to FSU students with valid FSU ID)
Jelani Cobb writes about the enormous complexity of race in America. In 2015, he received the Sidney Hillman Prize for Opinion & Analysis Journalism for hisNew Yorker columns, in which he combined "the strengths of an on-the-scene reporter, a public intellectual, a teacher, a vivid writer, a subtle moralist, and an accomplished professional historian."
Cobb is an associate professor of history at the University of Connecticut, where he is director of the Africana Studies Institute. He is also a staff writer at the New Yorker, where he has penned a remarkable series of articles about race, the police, and injustice. His articles include "The Anger in Ferguson," "Murders in Charleston," and "What We Talk About When We Talk About Reparations." In awarding him the Hillman Prize for Opinion and Analysis Journalism, the jury wrote, "No one has done a better job of placing [the events in Ferugson, MO]—and similar happenings in other places like Sanford, Florida, Cleveland, Ohio and Staten Island, New York—in their broader context than Jelani Cobb." Further: "Cobb met the challenge of describing the turmoil in Ferguson in a way that cut through the frantic chaos of 'breaking news' and deepened readers' understanding of what they were seeing, hearing, and feeling. Ferguson was not an aberration, he showed, but a microcosm of race relations in the United States—organically connected to the complicated legacy of segregation and the unpaid debts of slavery itself. "
Jelani Cobb has received Fellowships from the Fulbright and Ford Foundations. He is the author of Substance of Hope: Barack Obama and the Paradox of Progress, To the Break of Dawn: A Freestyle on the Hip Hop Aesthetic, and The Devil & Dave Chappelle and Other Essays. His forthcoming book is Antidote to Revolution: African American Anticommunism and the Struggle for Civil Rights, 1931.


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A Critique of Revised Basel II
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Volume (Year): 32 (2007)
Issue (Month): 1 (October)
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StoryCorps: Dr. Lawrence Edward Carter, Sr. and Carolyn Daniel
By Dylan Fagan • Jan 21, 2014
Yesterday the nation celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. day, and today we have a story about someone impacted by King. Dr. Lawrence Edward Carter, Sr. is the founding dean of King Chapel at Morehouse College, and in the StoryCorps booth he talked with facilitator Carolyn Daniel about his long road to success. He began by telling about the time he first felt racial prejudice, which was during his childhood in the 1940's in Dawson, Georgia.
This story was recorded in partnership with the Atlanta History Center, which hosts Atlanta's StoryCorps booth.


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The tragedy of divorce has in some way touched nearly every family in the contemporary Western world. Large numbers of Catholics have not been spared. In the agonizing aftermath of divorce, many encounter great spiritual and psychological challenges. They often wonder, for example, whether they will ever love again and even whether they are loveable at all. Catholics who have divorced and entered into a second civil marriage without a decree of nullity from the appropriate church authority, moreover, bear an additional burden. According to the current church regulations, they may not receive absolution or holy Communion under most circumstances. Recent reports in the media, however, indicate that the Synod of Bishops on the Family that convenes next month may examine anew the pastoral situation of divorced and civilly remarried Catholics.
It is in this social and ecclesial context that Cardinal Walter Kasper, the former president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, has asked that the church critically evaluate the current rules. Cardinal Kasper's invitation, which he reiterated in these pages last week ("The Message of Mercy," 9/15), is rooted in the imperative of mercy, which he sees as the central message of the Gospel and the motive force of the church's pastoral ministry. "What does [mercy] mean for the church itself and its behavior," the cardinal wrote, "not only toward those who are poor in a material sense but toward people within the church who feel neglected, put aside, marginalized and excommunicated—if not in a strict canonical sense, then in a de facto sense—because they are not allowed to take part in the table of the Lord?"
We should bear in mind what Cardinal Kasper is not saying when he asks this question. First, the church's teaching on the indissolubility of a sacramental marriage is settled doctrine; it is not within the power of any human being to change it. Second, we must not frame the question as a choice between law and love. The church's authority "to bind and to loose," which she receives from the Lord himself, Cardinal Kasper has said, has a legal as well as a pastoral character and both are essential dimensions of the church's ministry. Far from seeking to undermine the juridical character of that ministry, Cardinal Kasper seeks rather to preserve it, by rendering the church's discipline more effective and credible in light of contemporary challenges. Third, Cardinal Kasper's proposal involves neither the casual re-admittance of divorced and civilly remarried Catholics to the sacraments, nor the casual application of mercy, which would make "cheap grace out of God's precious grace."
At the same time, "canon law should be interpreted and applied in the light of mercy because mercy opens our eyes to the concrete situation of the other." The question before the church and the synod, says Cardinal Kasper, is this: If a Catholic who is divorced and civilly remarried, without a decree of nullity, "repents of his failure to fulfill what he promised before God, his partner and the church in the first marriage, and carries out as well as possible his new duties and does what he can for the Christian education of his children and has a serious desire for the sacraments, which he needs for strength in his difficult situation, can we after a time of new orientation and stabilization deny absolution and forgiveness?"
The Gospel, as well as the essential pastoral character of the church, which was more fully illuminated by the Second Vatican Council, suggest that the answer to the cardinal's question is "no." Some pastoral accommodation should be made for the kind of person he describes. Identifying and implementing such a change, however, will not be easy and we should bear the following in mind: First, any change to the regulations should also account for the men and women who have derived spiritual benefit from their fidelity to the church's current discipline. Second, every party to the discussion and deliberations should presume the good intentions of the others. While Catholics may disagree on this matter, it is both reasonable and right to presume that most everyone involved has the good of the other as his or her primary motive. Third, any change should be seen not as a revolutionary gesture on the part of the current pope, but rather as the church's response to the signs of the times. Cardinal Kasper's modest proposal is in essential continuity with urgent appeals for mercy, forgiveness and reconciliation that characterized the ministries of Pope Francis' immediate predecessors. As the pope said in one of his recent daily homilies, the church sometimes calls us to change our structures, to pour "new wine into new wineskins."
Finally, we must trust that, as ever, it is ultimately the Holy Spirit who guides the church's discernment. Let us pray that all of our choices will bear the marks of the Holy Spirit, which are, as well, the visible signs of the church's ministry everywhere: generosity, charity, fidelity and hope.
Cardinal Kasper is right in calling for evaluation of the current rules. Banning people from the sacraments because of divorce is too likely to lead to their leaving the church entirely and taking their children with them.
What message would Cardinal Kasper's "modest proposal" send to those Catholics who went through the process of obtaining a decree of nullity, or Privilege of the Faith?
We negotiated the canoninical labyrinth--for what?
Reference the following quote from the article:
"We should bear in mind what Cardinal Kasper is not saying when he asks this question. First, the church's teaching on the indissolubility of a sacramental marriage is settled doctrine; it is not within the power of any human being to change it."
I read John T. Noonan's book "A Church that Can and Cannot Change" eight or nine years ago and got a different impression. Did I misinterpret Noonan or is the author implicitly asserting that Noonan is wrong?
The Church's biggest sin in the clerical sexual abuse scandal is its neglect of the victims. It has focused its attention on the Church itself and the perpetrators.
In the divorce/remarriage issue the same could be happening.
There are victims to be considered theologically and pastorally. Unfortunately I am one.
After twenty-nine years my wife left what she said was "a good marriage" to marry another divorced Catholic. There is no annulment.
I love her and remain faithful to her, to the Church, my word, and myself.
To put the issue in stark terms I seek answers to two questions arising from what could be a real situation: when receiving the Eucharist I observe that she and/or he also receives the Eucharist.
Firstly, what theological understanding can be provided to satisfy my intellect, especially in terms of Eucharistic union in Christ, considering the situation of our sacramental matrimonial union in Christ?
Secondly, what pastoral theology would satisfy my spirit if confronted with this situation? What would I share with Jesus about them at this moment of Communion?
The love I have for my wife and for her partner desires that they each have the most intimate relationship with the Lord. I strive to see how while continuing adultery.
These are genuine concerns that give some reality to the deliberations of the Synod of Bishops.
Very relevant point, Michael. I hope the synod invites some Catholics to participate who are in your situation who have been abandoned by their spouse to marry another person. Whatever the Synod decides, they have to speak to people in your situation, and advise you on what freedoms Church doctrine permits you for your future, earthly and spiritual.
God Bless
There is an increasingly insupportable belief that any marriage performed in front of a Catholic priest, "God has joined together."
The reality of it all gives lie to that myth.
Cardinal Kasper's proposal should be rejected. Among other reasons, it simply ignores what Our Lord said about remarriage after divorce constituting adultery. Kasper says that those who remarry should be allowed to receive Communion if they repent of the failure of their first marriage. Kasper does not require any repentence for the second marriage for the simple reason that he does not regard remarriage after divorce as adulterous. In this Kasper directly contradicts the clear words of Jesus Christ and the clear tradition of the Church. Accepting this proposal wll legitmize divorce, encourage more divorce, and undermine Church teaching.
The state has already legitimized divorce to the "nth" degree. It carries the title of " no fault" and treats all marital unions as economic partnerships.
In New York first we resolve the parenting and economic issues, then dissolve the marital Union.
Perhaps the Church need consider a mediation process with trial separations, particularly for the sake of the children.
In New York we also entertain orders of protection for goldfish and other family pets as part of the Matrimonial conflagration.
I leave it to the Synod to see how mercy can be increased without doing damage to the Truth, and I second the last paragraph. However, one issue that is currently not being raised is why we have seen such a large increase in broken families, even among Catholics. While it could be multi-factorial, it seems to me that the contraceptive mentality, which has invaded the Church despite Church teaching, has a lot to answer for this. Many divorces I am aware of were preceded by infidelity of one party, and contraception has made infidelity far easier to hide. Another contributing factor, not completely unrelated to the Pill, is the elevation of sexual pleasure and romantic love above the self-giving and openness to the will of God and the obligations to children. The horizontal relationship, and its fulfillment (romantic love and sexual pleasure) seems to have compromised the vertical relationships (fidelity to God and one's children). The smaller families and the absolute demographic decline provide supporting evidence of this shift. All of this was foretold in Humanae Vitae. So, whatever the Synod decides, I hope they do not end up further increasing the number of broken families.
On one hand, as a Catholic happily living in a sacramental marriage, I deeply value the indissoluble nature of that union. Both my husband and I grew up in intact families, with lots of close extended family, and surrounded by the intact families of our friends, and I have incredible reverence for the dignity and permanence of marriage. I have not had much experience with divorce - but the little experience I have had with it has hit home what a horrible sundering of something not meant to be sundered it is.
On the other hand...my experience of people who have divorced is that almost always the divorce was inevitable, or one party was innocent. Continuation in the marriage was not possible. I have never known anyone who divorced casually, or because they just didn't "feel" love anymore, or because they wanted some more excitement in life. There is nothing less convenient than a divorce - who would go through that for anything other than a complete and intolerable breakdown of the relationship? The few divorces I have been witness to have been situations were one party was a victim, or situations where the relationship between two people truly was destructive and destroyed beyond repair. How can mercy not be extended to people who go through that, and then find love again?
There also is a social justice angle, I think. Divorce is far more common among the poor and working class, because a lack of economic stability makes it so difficult to keep a marriage together. The exclusion of divorced and remarried Catholics disproportionately effects the poor and the working class from trying to do the best they can in their domestic situation while maintaining their bond with the Church. While I think it is vital for the Church to strongly advocate for social and economic conditions that will reduce divorce among the poor, it is also important that the poor aren't being disproportionately excluded from the table of the Lord because of the situations they find themselves in, not because they are less moral, but because their family life often has so many more crosses to bear. Marriage is a social justice issue, and until we make it so, there will be no renewal of family life.
I think a situation like the one being discussed is both merciful and faithful. Cardinal Kasper is a true pastor and a blessing to the Church.
Here is what's hypocritical about this "law". My husband was baptized as a Catholic as a child and was raised Catholic. However, he married a women who was Lutheran and they were married in her church. They had 2 children and eventually divorced. I met him 2 years later and eventually we decided to get married. I am also Catholic. When we went to Catholic Church to inquire about getting married there, they said "No problem. His first marriage didn't take place in a Catholic Church so it's OK for him to get married now in the Catholic Church". So we were married in a Catholic. HOW HYPOCRITICAL IS THAT???? If his first marriage had taken place in a Catholic Church, we wouldn't have been able to get married in the Catholic Church without an annulment, but since his first marriage was in the Lutheran Church, they didn't "count" that. That's ridiculous!!! A marriage is a marriage no matter what "church" it takes place in. The Catholic Church won't allow Catholics who got married in the Catholic Church to get remarried, but it doesn't matter if they got married civilly first or in another church - THAT'S HYPOCRITICAL!!!!!
When we went to Catholic Church to inquire about getting married there, they said "No problem. His first marriage didn't take place in a Catholic Church so it's OK for him to get married now in the Catholic Church". So we were married in a Catholic. HOW HYPOCRITICAL IS THAT????
Well, I don't think it's hypocritical at all. Hypocrisy is defined as "the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform." Provided that the Church always held the same standards for all people, and followed them, treating different situations differently is not hypocrisy. However....
With that said, whomever you consulted was incorrect - the Catholic Church does judge most marriages from other faith traditions to be valid under its law. The Catholic Church almost always requires annulments in cases like you present. Some priests are unaware of those, or choose not to notify the couple, but Canon law requires an annulment in order to have the marriage be considered valid.
For example, from: http://www.churchannulment.com/divorce_remarriage_annul.html:
I'm a divorced non-Catholic. Why do I need a Catholic annulment?
You only need one if you want to remarry a Catholic in the Catholic Church, or possibly, if you want to become a Catholic. That's because the Catholic Church recognizes Protestant, interfaith and most civil marriages as valid in Catholic church law. Once the Catholic Church recognizes a marriage contract as valid, then any question of invalidity needs to be addressed by the Church.
For example, when two Lutherans marry in the Lutheran Church, the Catholic Church views their marriage as a valid marriage contract in Catholic Church law. Suppose the Lutheran couple divorces, and the divorced man now wishes to remarry a Catholic woman. He is not free to do so in the Catholic Church until the Catholic Church annuls his prior Lutheran marriage. The same illustration also has implications for unbaptized individuals.
Or, the site referenced by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops - http://www.foryourmarriage.org/catholic-marriage/church-teachings/annulm...
Why does the Catholic Church require an intended spouse, who is divorced but not Catholic, to obtain an annulment before marrying in the Catholic Church?
The Catholic Church respects all marriages and presumes that they are valid. Thus, for example, it considers the marriages of two Protestant, Jewish, or even nonbelieving persons to be binding for life. The Church requires a declaration of nullity to establish that an essential element was missing in that previous union preventing it from being a valid marriage.
Therefore, even under your definition of hypocrisy, the Church is not guilty, as it applies the same standards to most marriages.
Galatians Chapter 6. May the Synod read it and let the spirit work as it will.
I wonder if Jesus would dine with tax collectors, sinners, and the divorced in 2014?
Isn't it true that the Church has based its teaching upon the words of Jesus as recorded in our New Testament? Jesus uttered those words during his ministry, and they were addressed to ALL his listeners . There was not as yet any obligatory sacrament of baptism, was there? Wasn't Jesus, therefore, addressing married people (mainly Jews) who were not in sacramental marriages? He seems to have been forbidding divorce and remarriage to EVERYONE who was married. Yet we know that the Church, thankfully, has gone on to allow it in many cases over the centuries and today limits Jesus' prohibition only to what it has come to deem "sacramental marriages." I should think and hope that in the name of God's mercy and compassion the Church that can bind and loose could go on to loosen Jesus's words yet some more. Read Matthew 5:31-37. Why does the Church insist so strictly on verses 31-32, and yet has not insisted on the following few verses that forbid all oath taking? Fundamentalism is not a Catholic thing.
There is a fundamental disagreement among Catholic and Christian scholars over the interpretation of Matt. 5:31-37 in particular the translation and meaning of porneia or mopveia. The Catholic Church teaching is that it refers to incestuous relations, namely, an endogamous marriage, that is, a marriage with the extended family member (a relative that is too close or not separated enough from the marriage partner).
The other common meanings are:
> premarital intercourse, sexual immorality committed by the woman with a man other than the one to whom she is betrothed, and
> extra-marital sexual intercourse, which many Catholic, Christian and Jewish scholars believe is the most logical meaning. It is commonly referred to as the 'exception clause'.
Granted, we only find this so-called exception clause in Matt. Nevertheless, many argue that Jesus was not to be understood as revoking the Torah or Deuteronomy 24, but perhaps as upholding it more rigorously. Certainly, Jesus was not going to enter the debate over the interpretation of "shame of matter" in Deut 24:1, or in adopting or supporting the Shammai position.
This issue about the so-called exception clause is far from clear. It continues to function as an impasse both within Catholic theological circles and in the interpretations given it by Christian and Jewish religions.
I don't believe the Synod on the Family will be changing this teaching. However, I do believe that the Synod fathers will find a way to give Catholic's a second change in terms of the divorce and remarried and access to the sacraments of reconciliation and Eucharistic reception "under certain conditions". This will not be an easy road to navigate, but there is much hope for not denying Catholics who made a mistake, perhaps due to immaturity, ignorance and other reasons, and seek forgiveness and mercy and want to live a life pleasing to God.
I respect the truth of the indissolubility of sacramental marriage, but I think we have not looked long enough at how rarely a sacramental marriage really exists. The current approach is ridiculous. A couple comes to my office and wants to arrange a marriage. a) He is Catholic, she is Catholic. But it is not the level of their faith, but their baptism that is important.. Whether or not they have made a mature commitment is irrelevant. Their baptism seems to exist in the objective order, like some kind of vaccination, with automatic effects as soon as they consummate their marriage. So often, one or both are indifferent Catholics who manage to ignore the real demands of their wedding preparation. All they want is the church and the ceremony, to please Grandma. They get married. Comes the probable divorce, and now the torture of a formal case, because they are "sacramentally married."
b) It is even more silly when we talk about Protestants, who don't even believe marriage is a sacrament. But, because of their baptism, something magic has happened. And again, no matter the level of their faith, their marriage is assumed to be a sacrament. I find myself trying to convince a skeptical fiance why they have to put off their marriage until they finish with the long agony of a formal case.
One final thought: Did Jesus teach that a sacramental cannot be dissolved, or that it should not be dissolved. From my reading, the early Church leaned toward the latter opinion.
The Hebrew and even early Christian communities had their own problems with failed marriages and had procedures in place to deal with the issues. Jews could divorce. Christians who split over religion could marry anew (Pauline Privilege). There was and still is the "privilege of the faith' or Petrine dispensation (not very clearly defined, obviously). The Orthodox church has the principal of "economia" which recognizes that a person cannot live alone without the support and comfort of a spouse. Even the promise of celibacy can be dispensed for deacons wishing to remarry after the death of a spouse, or a priest who asks to be laicized. These are obviously necessary pastoral solutions to vexing human problems that otherwise defy simple formulae. The Church is the Body of Christ, Christ the most merciful and forgiving. When people talk about "encouraging divorce" they are already judging tragic results as mere fraudulent inconveniences. Too many who were too young, too oblivious to issues between the parties, full of inadequate preparation for a committed life as husband or wife, etc. have the woeful burden of trying to prove the "unfitness" or "poor judgment" of themselves or former spouse in order to show grounds for an annulment. The annulment then says something was structurally missing in the intentions or disposition of the party or parties to the extent the marriage itself was not real "sacramental" regardless of children, best efforts, reconciliation and counseling and even extended years. Finally even Cardinal Kasper makes the continuing error of trying to find blame so as to "forgive" a trespass. The church seems to insist that it can seriously sit in judgment about issues and circumstances it really has no direct understanding of. And Bill Taylor is right on about his observation of the way we treat Protestant or non-religious prior marriages. Nothing is more disheartening than to delay or discourage an RCIA candidate or catechumen from proceeding to the joy of Easter because they are divorced and remarried. Moreover, their current spouse falls under the condemnation of the church for marrying a divorced person. So determined are the adjudicators, that the sentence of excommunication remains forever! The entire church needs to reflect on WWJD with this problem. Most likely, he would send them on their way to a life of joy with both his blessing and sympathetic forgiveness.


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He said the people here have to live in sub-zero temperatures and face the difficulty of heavy snowfall.
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Devils coach Pete DeBoer said he doesn't anticipate the level of hatred that prevailed in the Eastern Conference finals against the Rangers.
"I don't think so. You're playing for the Stanley Cup," DeBoer said today. "If the compete level isn't at the highest point it's ever been during your career or during the season, then there's a problem. I don't think that's an issue.
"I would doubt you're going to see any fighting. I think both teams' discipline is at a premium. We're both good five-on-five teams. I don't think either of us wants to get into a specialty team game. You're not going to see any of that stuff.
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Saturated Fat 25.6 g128.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
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I am exploring the use of Proguard for my web application. I am primarily interested in shrinking and obfuscating my
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For Example, my config file contains the following options to enable shrink and obfuscate and disable optimize and preverify:
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None of the classes in my input jar extend the Driver class
On running this I get the following exception:
Shrinking... java.io.IOException: The output jar is empty. Did you specify the proper '-keep' options? at proguard.shrink.Shrinker.execute(Shrinker.java:167) at proguard.ProGuard.shrink(ProGuard.java:277) at proguard.ProGuard.execute(ProGuard.java:102) at proguard.ProGuard.main(ProGuard.java:484)
After that I change my config file to remove the # that is uncomment the -dontshrink option. This means that I am instructing Proguard to only obfuscate my input jar. In this case everything works fine and I am able to get an obfuscated JAR. The package names and class names have been changed in the obfuscated JAR. All the classes from input JAR were present in the obfuscated JAR.
In an attempt to understand the problem with SHRINK, I
Removed the comment from -dontobfuscate, so as not to obfuscate
Commented the above keep option and the and added the following keep condition:
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In this case I am only Shrinking the code. On running this I was able to get an output JAR with only one class that was mentioned in the above keep option.
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Is this a known behavior or I am missing something.
If this is a known behavior, then how do we make Proguard to SHRINK and OBFUSCATE same set of classes with a single configuration.
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FULLERTON – Capt. Dan Hughes will replace Capt. Kevin Hamilton as acting chief of the Police Department.
The appointment will become effective Jan. 3.
The decision to appoint Hughes was prompted by Hamilton's plans to retire soon, City Manager Joe Felz said in a written statement. Hamilton originally planned to retire this past August.
Hughes, a 28-year veteran of the department, has been in charge of the patrol division since 2010.
Hamilton, who will now focus on his old duty as head of the detective division until he retires, had been serving as acting chief since Chief Michael Sellers went on medical leave in August, weeks after the controversial death of Kelly Thomas.
Hamilton might retire early next year, said Sgt. Andrew Goodrich, a department spokesman. Hamilton will now be able to help Hughes move into the chief's role.
"It just makes for a smooth transition," Goodrich said.
Thomas, an unarmed, mentally ill homeless man, died five days after being confronted by officers at the Fullerton Transportation Center on the evening of July 5. Officer Manuel Ramos has been charged with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, and Cpl. Jay Cicinelli has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and excessive force in the case.
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So I bought this laptop, an ASUS K53E (A1 model), in order to learn about how to do a hackintosh that is like the new 13" Macbook Pro, the first Mac with only integrated Intel graphics. Since this is very common now and these are also the cheapest PC laptops. If you look at my posts you'll see a lot of stuff on the HD Graphics 3000 support and figuring out all the details on that, and I have been helping out people with similar hardware. Anyway, my point is I'm a good guy, I didn't get this thing just to put OS X on and make some money.
I'm selling this for slightly less than what I paid for it when it came out about a month ago. And it comes with a new, more compatible wireless card that I'm not figuring into the price. A friend was going to buy this but he changed his mind so I'm posting it here and his loss, your gain! $600 will exactly cover the next new Sandy Bridge laptop I want to get and do the same thing with! The hackintoshing addiction continues.
This is a great deal, because this laptop is fast! Xbench score is 64, Geekbench 4790 or roughly same as a year old 15" macbook pro. (Also Cinebench roughly 9 fps/2.0 pts).
So, I'll first give you the specs on the laptop in detail, then I will cover how well the hardware is supported by the installation of Lion that I have done.
i3-2310m processor, Sandy Bridge w/ Intel HD Graphics 3000
15.6" LCD, glossy, LED backlit, 1366x768
4 GB 1333mhz DDR3, one sodimm slot open
2.5" 500 GB WDC Scorpio Blue hard drive
dvd drive
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internal VGA camera on USB
ports: 3x usb 2.0, lan, vga, hdmi, mic/spk, sd card
half size mini-pcie slot with BCM94322-based Dell DW1510 (the wifi was originally some crummy Atheros card)
5200 mAh battery
I have the following software installed (partition is MBR in case you want to add XP or something). Not everything is perfect, but this system is very new so expect these issues to get ironed out as time goes by (if you work at it!)
Windows 7 (30 GB partition): no issues, all hardware works
OS X Lion Developer Preview 3 (remaining space):
integrated graphics: correct resolution, QE/CI and video/DVD acceleration supported, Itunes video plays
VGA port does not work, HDMI port works (separate or mirrored) and is able to pull EDID data. There is very occasionally a little bit of corruption or artifacts on the screen.
sleep and hibernation do not work. i'm not sure how much work it would be to fix this.
screen: brightness: it boots up at about 50% then you can force it to full brightness, but beyond that no adjustment is currently possible. I haven't done much work on this, it probably can be fixed. Sleep on lid close has been disabled, but the backlight still goes off.
hard drive power management is not supported with the WDC Scorpio Blue drive. hdapm has been used to prevent constant drive head parking.
camera was installed upside down by ASUS, so image in iChat etc. is upside down
the audio works fine, but when playing things on decent speakers some popping in the audio can be heard. using VoodooHDA.
VoodooBattery is currently not working right with Lion. I expect this will be fixed soon. (http://www.projectos...?showtopic=2145)
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wifi card has been solid, but 802.11n is untested.
other issues: boot up is not as fast as it could be, and sometimes there is a KP on boot. you just have to try again.
working without issue: DVD read/write, SD card reader, USB
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It is about 1 month old and the cosmetic condition is perfect.
$600 firm. it's in Illinois, I'll ship it anywhere in the world, but you pay shipping. It won't be that much if you're in the US.
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Appetizers 前菜
Lightly salted boiled soybeans.
Kyuuri Kimuchi
Spicy pickled cucumbers.
Vegetable spring rolls. (4pcs)
Agedashi Tofu
Deep fried tofu with dashi sauce.
Spicy pickled cabbage.
Iidako Kara Age
Crispy baby octopus.
Seared pork dumplings. (6pcs)
Steamed shrimp dumplings. (4pcs)
Karage Ponzu
Fried chicken with red onions and grated radish in ponzu sauce.
Wasabi Shumai
Steamed wasabi pork dumplings. (4pcs)
Kaki Fry
Crispy breaded oysters with spicy mayonnaise.
Roast pork or chicken.
Rice Dishes ご飯
Fried Rice
Roast Chicken or Pork, eggs, scallions and onions.
Shrimp Fried Rice
Shrimp with eggs, scallions, onions and oyster sauce.
Miso Niku Don
Sauteed Chicken or Pork, onions and scallions with miso sauce over rice.
Sutamina Don
Sauteed Chicken or Pork, leeks, scallions and onions with spicy garlic sauce over rice.
Katsu Curry
Breaded Chicken or Pork cutlet with curry sauce over rice.
Gyuu Don
Beef bowl with onions over rice.
Ramen Noodles ラーメン
Tabata Ramen
Soybean powder and coconut milk based soup topped with mild spiced chicken stew, cilantro and red onions.
Shoyu Ramen
Soy sauce flavored noodle soup. (Roast chicken or Pork with bean sprouts, bamboo shoots and scallions)
Shio Ramen
Salt flavored noodle soup. (Roast Chicken or Pork with bean sprouts, bamboo shoots and scallions)
Miso Ramen
Miso flavored noodle soup. (Roast Chicken or Pork with cabbage, bean sprouts carrots and scallions)
Tan Tan Men
Sesame flavored noodle soup. (Mild spiced ground pork with scallions)
Dark Men
Black sesame based noodle soup. (Mild spiced ground pork with scallions)
Ebi Rame
Shrimp chop suey on salt flavored noodle soup. (Shrimp, napa, carrots shitake mushrooms and scallions)
Seafood Ramen
Seafood and vegetables in rich pork bone broth noodle soup. (Napa, carrots, shitake mushrooms, bean sprouts, shrimp, fishcakes and squid)
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Spicy miso and soy sauce flavored noodle soup. (Pork or Chicken with leeks, scallions, garlic paste and raw egg)
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Pork bone and chicken bone broth noodle soup. (Roast pork, bean sprouts, scallions and flavored boiled egg)
Lava Men
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Geki Kara Ramen
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Butter, Scallions, Bean Sprouts, Corn, Seaweed, Flavored Boiled Egg, Kimuchi, Bamboo Shoots, Extra Noodles, Extra Pork, Extra Chicken, Shrimp.
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As soon as you step into a Tabata restaurant, you're guaranteed an authentic Japanese ramen experience. The chef and owner is Maung Htein Linn and comes from Burma, a country whose varied curries and cuisine are more similar to Thai and Indian cooking than to Japanese. Born in 1967 in Yangon and working 11 years in Japan, Maung Htein Linn brought his expertise in Japanese cuisine to New York City and opened up his first restaurant in 2011. The name "Tabata" comes from Japan and is one of the train stations of a loop line that circles around Tokyo.
"Many customers in my restaurants here are Japanese because they like the non altered authentic Japanese taste."
With more locations coming soon, Tabata is one of the best ramen places in New York City and should not be missed.
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angelo by Vienna House Bucharest - Otopeni
Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and a free airport shuttle. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. No matter how busy you are, take some time out to de-stress as you will find a 24-hour fitness center and a sauna on site.
Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out. Guests can make use of the free WiFi.
angelo by Vienna House Bucharest - Otopeni
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- Golfing nearby
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DiningSunlight - Onsite restaurant. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open 24 hours.
Sky Gate Bar - Onsite bar. Open 24 hours.
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Area shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
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The room we had was comfortable, clean and spacious. The gym equipment was minimal but fine in a plesant setting. The staff throughout the hotel made all the difference, very plesant, helpful, observant and well trained. Complimentary pick up and drop off at the airport is helpful also.
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The cause of Peyronie's Disease is not well understood. In most cases, the disease is a result of inflammation and plaque formation after repeated trauma to the penis; most commonly occurring during sexual intercourse.
The deformity of the penis is due to plaque formation that is, in fact, a thick inelastic scar. This thick inelastic scar can create curvature of the penis upwards, downwards or sideways.
Erectile dysfunction is also found to occur in up to 58% of men with Peyronie's Disease 1.
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