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It may be a while before anybody can speak with any real knowledge about the impact of the development described in the AP story below, which contain a major error in its first paragraph.
Pope Benedict XVI has created a new church structure for Anglicans who want to join the Catholic Church, responding to the disillusionment of some Anglicans over the ordination of women and the election of openly gay bishops.
The new provision will allow Anglicans to join the Catholic Church while maintaining their Anglican identity and many of their liturgical traditions, Cardinal William Levada, the Vatican's chief doctrinal official, told a news conference.
The new church structure, called Personal Ordinariates, will be units of faithful within the local Catholic Church headed by former Anglican prelates who will provide spiritual care for Anglicans who wish to become Catholic.
"Those Anglicans who have approached the Holy See have made clear their desire for full, visible unity in the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church," Levada said. "At the same time, they have told us of the importance of their Anglican traditions of spirituality and worship for their faith journey."
The problem is that the group that has petitioned the Catholic Church for this new status, the Traditional Anglican Communion, broke from Canterbury in 1991, twelve years before Gene Robinson was made a bishop. But hey, the fact that the Anglican Communion was going to break up over the gay issue is such a well-established article of faith among so many journalists that Nicole Winfield decided not to let the facts get in her way.
The Guardian's story is a little better. It gets at the nub of the matter:
… [U]nder the new arrangements, Anglican communities that joined the Catholic church would be able to keep their own liturgy while remaining outside the existing dioceses. Their pastoral care would be entrusted instead to their own senior prelates, who would not necessarily become Catholic bishops.
The question is whether there are large numbers of people who want to do this. The Traditional Anglicans claim 500,000 worldwide. That wouldn't make it a significant denomination in the U. S., let alone worldwide. So the question is whether larger numbers of theologically conservative Anglicans have been waiting for an opening from Rome to make their move.
A joint statement from the Archbishops of Canterbury and Westminster seems almost willfully obscure.
Lionel Deimel has weighed in. Ruth Gledhill's Twitter stream of the Canterbury/Westminster press conference is worth reading. As is her blog.
The National Catholic Reporter's story is solid, but again, how anyone knows that "sweeping" changes are coming is beyond me.
UPDATE: comments from the UK:
George PItcher comments in the The Telegraph (h/t to OCICBW:
All I would add is that this is marvellous news for the Church of England's prospects for making up women priests to bishops, without creating an Anglican schismatic bloodbath. Traditional Anglo-Catholics, many of whom do not want to relinquish their Anglican identity, have had nowhere to go on this issue, other than conversion to Rome with a complete abandonment of Anglicanism.
Pope Benedict has thrown them a timely lifeline. He has also thrown one to Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury. The issue of women bishops, approved by the Church of England's Synod, was running into the sand, with a controversial proposal this month to impose a two-tier structure, with male bishops still having oversight in dioceses over those Anglicans who couldn't accept women's episcopacy. Women priests quite rightly resisted the suggestion that they would be second-class bishops.
Damien Thompson writes that the ABC is humiliated.
Reform has put out a less than enthusiastic response to the Vatican announcement (see below). Seems there will not be wholesale defections regardless of the popular press prognostications. h/t to Maggie Dawn
See statement by The Episcopal Church below. According to Bishop Christopher Epting, this formalizes what has already been happening informally, and "we will … continue to explore the full implications of this…"
Simon has quite a round-up at Thinking Anglicans. And, as Peter Owen points out in the comment section there, something akin to what is on offer has been available to dissatisfied Episcopal priests for 25 years. Andrew Brown sees this development as "the end of the Anglican Communion," which I don't get at all. Although he is the first one to begin to guess at the numbers the Church of England might lose. (One thousand priests, two?)
Statement from the Episcopal Church Ecumenical Officer:
We have received the Vatican's statement and the joint statement signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Westminster. We are in dialogue with the Archbishop's office and will, in the coming days, continue to explore the full implications of this in our ecumenical relations.
The announcement reflects what the Roman Catholic Church, through its acceptance of Anglican rite parishes, has been doing for some years more informally.
We in the Episcopal Church continue to look to the Holy Spirit, who guides us in understanding of what it means to be the Church in the Anglican Tradition.
We continue to remain in dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church through participation in the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Consultation (ARCIC) and the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue in the USA (ARC-USA).
The Episcopal Church is a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion, and works together with other Provinces and with our ecumenical and interfaith partners to promote God's reign on earth.
Bishop Christopher Epting
Deputy for Ecumenical and Interreligious Relations
The Episcopal Church
October 20, 2009
More here.
Reform Initial Response To 'Apostolic Constitution' Announcement
Revd Rod Thomas, chairman of Reform, makes four points as an initial response to today's announcement from the Archbishops of Canterbury and Westminster: "Anglicans concerned about protecting the basic Christian faith need not go to Rome, because we now have the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (FCA (UK)) which holds together those who want to stop the orthodox faith being eroded. We can remain Anglican. Furthermore, the FCA Primates have recognised that problems with episcopal oversight are arising here in the UK. They have expressed the hope that these will be solved locally, but if not, they are willing to step in." "This development highlights the need for robust legislative provision to cater for those who cannot agree to women bishops, such as that recently suggested by the Revision Committee." "If priests really are out of sympathy with the C of E's doctrine (as opposed to the battles we are having over women's ministry and sexuality), then perhaps it is better they make a clean break and go to Rome. However, when they do, they will have to accommodate themselves to Rome's top-down approach to church life, whereas the C of E has always stressed the importance of decision making at the level of the local church." "It is illusory to pretend that this development is an outcome of ecumenical dialogue. It illustrates the difficulties the C of E faces and the need for stronger leadership, rather than the 'softly softly' approach so far taken to those holding liberal views who are splitting the church."
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Call me crazy, but it seems that Rowan++ is looking forward to the day when we will all be subsumed (assumed?) into the Catholic (not catholic) church. Does such a relationship include accepting papal infallibility and obedience?
Yes, this means assenting to all dogma of the church including papal infallibity (a doctrine most misunderstand) and the Assumption/Immaculate Conception of Our Lady.
This is huge.
It's long been thought in certain quarters that much of the Anglo-Catholic defection to ACNA was a waiting move for something like this to come about so they could make the Evangelicals pay the legal fees while they headed off to Rome.
Furthermore, this is a really big deal for British Anglicans who can't theologically agree with women bishops. (Of course, in their case they'll have to *rediscover* Anglican liturgy and spirituality since they've been using the Novus Ordo mass ever since Vatican II…)
As Jim says, we'll be able to say more on when more becomes available.
Maybe I'm just being cynical, but two things:
1) doesn't having one's own bishops and liturgies sound just a little bit "federated"? and
2) Is Rowan's mind eased by the possible outflux of some of the more strongly anti-WO crowd from England? (Of course, as you note, TAC folks left some time ago. But surely this opens the door for more.)
Derek, help me out here. Who is it huge for? How many people? Outside of clergy circles and blog jockeys, I havne't foundanybody who gives damn about this.
Jim, this is huge first for the Traditional Anglican Communion whose presence in the USA is in the Anglican Church in America. They seem most visible in Australia, but they have congregations in the US, Canada, and the UK. They have been in these discussions for some time, and this sort of Uniate status may well suit them. We might note that ACA was invited and was an observer for a while as ACNA was forming, but backed away.
In addition, Ruth Gledhill's commentators might be right in that this will have effect in terms of women's ordination in England. Do those who are militantly opposed now have a place to go that they didn't have before?
In parallel, one wonders how it might affect ACNA and FoCA. Will this be a wedge issue between the conservative evangelicals and the FiF crowd? That remains to be seen, but it's an interesting question.
I have said elsewhere that Rowan wanted some sort of recognition from Rome, but I don't think this is what he envisioned. Rather, he has wanted enough cohesion in the Anglican Communion to be seen as a "church" in Roman terms, a peer with Rome and Constantinople without "ecclesial deficit." The fact that Rome admits no peer (check that press release: when Rome speaks of the "universal Church," they mean only themselves) hasn't disuaded him so far. Will this? I just don't know.
Marshall Scott
You can be sure that there are millions of Anglicans who would never become Roman Catholic. We don't have to worry about that.
What I think would be lovely would be for the Anglican Communion to reciprocate such generosity and create a similar structure to welcome into our fold those Roman Catholics who wish to worship as their conscience dictates. Or at the very least have such an organization here in The Episcopal Church to welcome American Roman Catholics whop are disaffected with the RCC. To open our arms to those who know that the repressive dogma, second class citizenship of women and their view of homosexuality has directly contributed to the abuse of and violence against women, children and GLBT all over the world.
First, Jim, who do you think reads this site? For people who are interested in World Anglicanism, this is something very big.
In England in particular, this may be significant occurrence. Whereas in the USA FiF and others have teamed up with evangelicals n whom they agree about wedge issues, that's not been the case in England. They've also looked across the Tiber more than we. Clearly no one can say for sure and the details will be significant but there could be a fair amount of movment from English Anglo-Catholics into the Roman Church.
In the US, I doubt we'll see a whole lot of impact directly on the Episcopal Church. Most of the Anglo-Catholics for whom Women's Ordination was a non-negotiable left either in the 70's with the Continuing Movement or recently with the formation of the ACNA. The way this could play out here is to deflate the AC side of ACNA which is a fundamentally conservative evangelical movement at heart.
I continue to find this story difficult to get a handle on. The media is responding as though it is extremely significant, and a number of my correspondents agree with them. Yet, something that seems to me quite similar to what is now being put on offer globally has been available in the United States for some time, and it hasn't exactly changed the religious landscape.
Take a look here:
Then here, where you will learn that while the pastoral provision has been available for 25 years has ammased a whopping seven parisehs under its jurisdiction.
This may, of course, play differently in England than it does here, but unles I am missing something, I don't see this affecting the Episcopal Church very much.
But as many, many people seem to think I am wrong about this, I am eager to learn what I might be missing.
Fair enough, Derek. What I am trying to get a grip on is not why people think it may be huge for a small number of people, and possibly for the Church of England–although we shall see–but why it is playing as big news in the secular press.
So huge may mean 1,000,000 people, give or take 10,000. Which is really nothing.
It's very big amongst the people I talk with, but I'm not sure why it's big in the secular press other than the obvious reason: using "church", "controversy", and "sex" in the same sentence.
Jim, it's big in the secular press because the secular press doesn't understand what it means, or how it impacts anyone. To them, TEC and the AC are falling apart over Gene Robinson, so the press decides that all this is linked together. Note that the media aren't speaking much of women's ordination, which is what caused much of the split in the first place.
Sister Gloriamarie suggested that we create a similar thing in TEC for disaffected RCs who want to come over … we already have that. It is called The Episcopal Church, and we do welcome RCs in, many of whom never officially are received because they cannot bring themselves to leave the "one, true faith." I know, because it took me years to do so myself.
What's happening is (a) it's a slow news day in religious reporting; (b) people are getting all wrapped up in what they think is something new, when it is NOT new; and (c) ++Rowan hasn't helped with his response, which makes this sound new and surprising. If the ABofC had merely said, "Yes, well, this has been an offer on the table for more than two decades, so there are no surprises here," then folks wouldn't be getting all wound up about it. But no, he had to issue a letter that shows his version of graciousness, which means that he's compromising. Since he's under attack for compromising on everything under the sun, it seems, this is just one more piece with which to beat him over the head.
Now, how does this affect the average Episcopalian? Not at all. For most of us, this is as remote as the goings-on in … (fill in the blank with the most remote place you can think of). It has little or nothing to do with us.
What it DOES seem to do, however, because of the way the media are playing this, is make TEC and the AC look ever more conflicted, confused and wrapped up in politics.
Perhaps it's time that we all figured out how to tell a POSITIVE story about ourselves, and quit reacting to things that matter not.
I am enjoying these comments. Whether the information can be considered "big," or not, I welcome the news. Disenchanted Anglican Christians can already make a choice for centralized jurisdiction and order (as I posted further at http://goodfaithandthecommongood.blogspot.com/).
Sam Candler
According to a letter at Ruth's site, the two major English AC bishops have set a decision date of February 22nd.
Y'all who want to go to the Roman Catholic Church,go right ahead and I sincerely hope you enjoy it. Speaking for myself, there a few things in this life I absolutely refuse to do, and join the RC's is one of them.
C. Mack
I saw the announcement about the press conference last night and I was really hoping for something positive. Alas, disappointed again.
It seems as though the ABC has been working to find homes for those who have left Canterbury, rather than working toward some reconciliation with those who remain in communion, albeit somewhat stressed.
I find this particularly distressing. Of course, Rowan's intent could be to disestablish the AC; then he won't have to put up with those pesky national churches anymore and can concentrate on the imploding CofE.
Benny6teen said that he would most likely leave a smaller, purer Roman Church. He may well do the same for us!
Now, do you think we can get a deal for Rick Warren to take the Calvinists?
I just can't bring myself to care.
When I got involved in ecumenism 20 years ago, I was rather shocked, even then, how many Episcopal (and moreso, Anglican) ecumenists were Roman Wannabees.
Now, I imagine that most of these Wannabees are ARES, or WILL BEEs…
…potentially leaving their positions open to Yours Truly. Ooops, they took ecumenism with them (for some strange reason).
JC Fisher
The big news in this is that Rome recognizes an "Anglican Patrimony", which in layman's terms means that Rome thinks Anglicanism did something right, and that grace was present and working in the Anglican Church even when outside the Communion of Rome. That is a big step, because if Rome didn't see something he liked, he wouldn't have created an Anglican Uniate situation. I think this is the only place I can see a Reformation tradition given this kind of recognition from Rome. Remember, the Eastern Rite was Catholic for 1000 yrs so that's not nearly as big a deal to admit patrimony in the Orthodox Churches.
I think a part of this is meant to be a lesson to the larger Roman Communion about how a vernacular tradition is supposed to be done, and is not supposed to be done. It is about time that Anglicans are given the recognition for a job well done, concerning vernacular liturgy and Biblical translation.
Back when I was in seminary, RC seminary, I did a paper on what Leo XIII did back in 1895 declaring Anglican orders invalid and how that one turned out. Even then I was disgusted with the manipulation and dishonesty of the whole thing but pleased that it made very little difference to Anglicans who continued on their way. I suspect the same thing might happen here. Besides that, what if we started publicizing all the stories of folks who were making the exodus in the other direction (at least here in TEC)? I suspect the tables would be, in fact, turned dramatically. Have hope and wait to see how this unfolds.
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Hi, Jim: my reasoning is that the Vatican is explicitly splitting the AC into two parts, one of which it can deal with, and the other of which is heterodox: they echo the Gafcon diagnosis. ++RW is on the heterodox side, according to the CDF.
Thanks for stopping by, Andrew. I am wondering why you think that the AC exists at the sufferance of the Vatican. I don't know how many CoE'ers will go to Rome, but if the effect is minimal, as it has been in the US, Benedict won't have a big enough body to constitute a credible alternative AC. Additionally, I think RC and Anglicans will continue to work together at the national level, as they have almost without a hitch in the US. This is another media-event humiliation for Rowan, but I think people are being awfully quick in assessing its signficance. The right wing has been much more succesful in giving the impression that it has broken up the Angican Communion than in actually doing it.
One of the problems I foresee it that there probably be a minimum number of congregants to form an Anglican Rite parish. The New Romans who live in areas where there are not enough people to form an Anglican Rite parish will have to worship in regular RC parishes. The same thing will probably be true of reordained New Roman priests. I don't think any denomination could afford to support a dozen or so priests plus their families in one parish.
I had a rector here in the US who always used the roman sacramentary with some materials from the BCP stuck here and there. He's now in prison, but not for that.
Bill Daniels
I posted this comment below regarding Benedict XVI and Anglicans on ->
An Inch At A Time: Reflections on the Journey: Rev. Susan Russellhere
"Would you like to swing on a star
carry moonbeams home in a jar
and be better off than you are
or would you rather be a mule"
"A mule is an animal with long funny ears
he kicks up at anything he hears
His back is brawny but his brain is weak
he's just plain stupid with a stubborn streak
and by the way if you hate to go to school
You may grow up to be a mule"
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I write extensively about early childhood psychological development growing up LGBT, though by no means am I an expert though I read from the best. But having previously done research on the Holocaust, I cannot even begin to imagine what it would be like to grow up gay during Hitler's rise to power in Germany.
The terror must have been traumatizing to say the least. I think in many ways we are seeing it lived out in Benedict XVI. Because of the past research that I have done, I feel the traumatizing effects every time Benedict XVI attacks LGBT people overtly or covertly.
I think that the man has been tortured beyond belief growing up in Germany right at the time Hitler comes to power. Benedict XVI, appears, so closely to be following Hitler's example of attacking the homosexuals. Of course not in the least do I think that he is doing this consciously, as many us do not, when, as adults, we become the aggressor and begin abusing others the way we have been abused as children. Not until we realize that we have become the same terrorizing person or persons of our past do we in deep sorrow repent and make amends.
However, even though, I feel this deep empathy for Benedict XVI, he still must not be allowed to abuse people, especially children. It has to stop!!!
You are so inspiring to me thank you for your enduring efforts for Marriage Equality for everyone.
Fr. Marty Kurylowicz
If Rowan was not thinking that the RC move was proselyting or agreession – wonder how he came to the idea to say it was "not"
..sort like how you have to read Paul — things that he talks against are what's really happening.
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Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong is on a contrition tour every bit as emotionally gruelling as the seven he won in France.
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey to be broadcast today, he is said to have confessed in broad terms to the doping charges of which he was accused by the US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) last year.
This round of self-flagellation is believed to be the beginnings of a "years-long" strategy to publicly rehabilitate Armstrong, an attempt to salvage both his own brand and that of Livestrong, his cancer charity.
Winfrey has revealed that the interview the world wanted was secured relatively easily, that Armstrong appeared ready to face the music. The pair both have homes in Hawaii, and after an email exchange initiated by the TV star they met for lunch where she talked him into owning up.
The confession may help him to rebuild relationships with the cancer community, secure book deals and speaking engagements, even compete in the triathlons he now favours. But it will also lead to legal difficulties: Armstrong faces potential lawsuits from his sometime-sponsors SCA Promotions, fellow ex-cyclist Floyd Landis and the Sunday Times, which is suing for the libel settlement of around US$500,000 that it paid Armstrong in 2006.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has also stated that if he wants to compete again as an athlete, he must confess under oath.
The man behind Lance's plan is lawyer and public relations strategist Mark Fabiani, whose services Armstrong has retained since July 2010, when the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) investigation into the Texan's doping first began. Fabiani and his business partner Chris Lehane are known for tackling some of the world's trickiest reputation management challenges, and in 1996 were dubbed the "Masters of Disaster" by Newsweek, for their part in defending Bill and Hillary Clinton from the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky scandals.
The pair worked on behalf of Goldman Sachs when the bank faced public fury over the sub-prime loan crisis and advised its executives as they were called to testify to Congress. They represented Michael Moore as the film-maker navigated the controversies of his documentaries Fahrenheit 9/11 and Sicko. They took on Sheikh Khalid bin Saqr al Qasimi as a client after he was deposed as the deputy ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, a minor Emirate, in 2003. They crafted Al Gore's aggressive anti-Republican messaging when Gore ran against George W. Bush for President in 2000. And they massaged Madonna's image in relation to Kabbalah and her charity work in Africa.
The pair, having worked together in Washington, founded their firm Fabiani and Lehane in 2001 in California. Fabiani has been described by the LA Weekly as "by far the least irritating and more gentlemanly of the team". But when the firm represented the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers as the film studios fought striking screenwriters in 2007 and 2008, the picketers gave them the nickname: "Fibs and Liars."
Fabiani and Armstrong seem to have finally decided the genie is well and truly out of the bottle.
During the 1980s and early 1990s, Fabiani was chief of staff to Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and was at his side in 1991 in the aftermath of the Rodney King beating and riots.
The Clintons were never prosecuted. Armstrong may end up with a similar playbook, but whether Fabiani's strategy will win the day again, only time will tell.
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Afternoon: Registration begins at 4:00PM at Great Camp Sagamore.
Dinner: The chef will carefully prepare buffet meals provided in our paneled dining room with splendid views of Sagamore Lake. Dinners typically include selections such as: a hot entry, like creamed chicken over biscuits, veggie lasagna, pot roast, spaghetti/meat balls, roasted turkey, stuffed pork loin, or ham; salads, along with several dressing choices; potatoes, rice or pasta; a vegetable choice; bread or rolls; milk or juice. Coffee & tea are always available. For Intergenerational programs, we try to meet the needs of both children and adults. Note: Sagamore's buffet line is bountiful and varied. If you do not think that you can choose the foods you need for your special diet from the buffet, please supplement with your own that may be stored for your convenience in our walk-in cooler and/or cooked in an available microwave. Beer and wine are available for purchase. Sagamore's water is pure and delicious. Please do not bring bottled water.
Evening: Welcome meeting and orientation to facility includes introductions and itinerary discussion. Please note that itinerary plans are subject to change if we feel we can improve this program for you. Generally speaking the morning is for outdoor activities, the afternoon for crafts and music, and the evening for special events. Grandparents and grandchildren participate in the activities together. After introducing guests to our staff and to each other, we will cover our itinerary for the week. We will also orient participants to the facility itself. As a non-profit National Historic Landmark with a very small staff of educators who oversee 27 rustic buildings used for educational purposes, we work to instill a sense of community and common purpose in our guest. In fact, many guests to Sagamore -- including Road Scholar service program participants -- come specifically to work, on projects ranging from building improvements to canoe and furniture restoration to trail maintenance. For programs like our Intergenerational programs, we work to instill that sense of community-mindedness in children by asking our Grandparents to sign up for a meal or two of "clean-up duty" in the Dining Hall with their Grandchild, a task that involves wiping down tables and sweeping the floor. Weather, availability of materials, input from you, costs, and many unpredictable things can cause itinerary changes. We are sure you understand. Sagamore and Road Scholar have been intergenerational partners for over a decade and we are proud of our success together. Our aim is to help you and your grandchild/ren build memories, develop appreciation for nature, and strengthen the bond between generations. We hope you will enjoy your experience.
Breakfast: All breakfasts are served in the Vanderbilt dining hall, with lovely views of the sun rising over the mountains of the Blue Ridge Wilderness. Breakfast choices typically include selections such as: one hot entry, like blueberry pancakes, egg strata, french toast, or scrambled eggs; hot & cold cereal & milk; a variety of donuts, bagels & pastries; and several juices. Coffee, tea, and very pure Sagamore water are always available to guests.
Morning: Morning options may include: BOATING. A boathouse orientation to prepare you for the canoeing trip. GAMES on the Playhouse lawn. You will learn Kubb, Bocci, ladder golf and croquet. Interpretive lake trail hike involving plant and animal identification and local history. We commonly find salamanders, frogs and toads. SINGING. Enjoy learning some favorite camp songs with an Adirondack folksinger. DANCING. You may also learn some steps in preparation for tonight's barn dance. Grandchildren dance with grandparents.
Lunch: Lunch in the Sagamore dining hall. Lunches typically include selections such as: sandwich meats, cheeses, breads and condiments: a hot entree like macaroni & cheese or soup; various salads, like cole slaw or potato salad; cookies or granola bars; a variety of fresh fruits; milk and a variety of juices or lemonade. Coffee, tea, Sagamore water are always available.
Afternoon: Options may include: CRAFTS & MUSIC (age-appropriate and based on the outdoor lessons we share this week). Craft and music sessions are about an hour long and scheduling often permits one class to follow the next on the same afternoon. SWIMMING or free time follows the two afternoon activities. At about 4:30PM each day, all the grandchildren in camp play games, lead by the outdoor education staff and give the grandparents a chance to rest and socialize.
Dinner: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Evening: BARN DANCE. Grandparents and grandchildren are partners for these fun and lively square dances and you will get to know everyone else in camp.
Breakfast: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Morning: Morning options may include: STREAMWALK to investigate the aquatic life stream. We usually find crayfish, spiders and a variety of insects. CANOEING to the beach and walking along the sandbar.
Lunch: Lunch
Afternoon: FREE TIME: The Adirondack Park is the size of Vermont, so we try to allow families at least a little time to explore the region, if they desire. Families may spend the day out of camp exploring local venues or choose to participate in a special crafts project in camp (extra fee incurred).
Dinner: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Evening: CAMPFIRE tonight. We will sing a number of favorite old camp songs and may learn a few new ones. Grandchildren will share stories about their families that they have learned from their grandparents and we will finish the evening with a favorite campfire treat.
Breakfast: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Morning: CRAFT, MUSIC and OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, will be juggled so that each participant gets to enjoy each of the activities for the week.
Lunch: Lunch
Afternoon: Afternoon activities may include: CRAFTS or NATURE DISCOVERY where we will look for the variety of animals that inhabit the area around camp. Typically we will see deer and their fawns, snowshoe hares and cottontail rabbits, moths, butterflies, salamanders, snakes and frogs. MUSIC: your group will learn a song to share at Creativity night.
Dinner: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Evening: ENTERTAINMENT: We'll enjoy some special entertainment, Adirondack Style!.
Breakfast: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Morning: Morning options may include: CRAFTS or NATURE EXPLORATION, an interpretive lake trail hike involving plant and animal identification and local history. We commonly find salamanders, frogs and toads.
Lunch: Lunch
Afternoon: Afternoon activities may include: NATURE GAMES learning about characteristics of Adirondack animals and the concept of camouflage. Complete your CRAFTS project or practice MUSIC in preparation for tonight's Creativity Night.
Dinner: Meal served in Dining Hall.
Evening: CREATIVITY NIGHT. Show the favorite craft you made this week, sing a song or tell a joke, and be ready to applaud for everyone else! It is a great way to round out our time together.
Breakfast: Meal served in Dining Hall.
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Her achievements have addressed areas that directly impact student success at BMCC, including retention and graduation rates. She has served as University Dean for Undergraduate Studies and worked to help ease transfer across CUNY colleges. Most recently, she held the position of Interim Provost and Senior Vice President at Medgar Evers College.
Dr. Wilks has also served as Curriculum Developer for IBM Burlington Education Services, under the auspices of the University of Vermont/Vermont State Colleges consortium, and was a program developer for a team managing education and training for over 6,000 employees.
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Canadian skips Rob Armitage and Cathy King both took gold Saturday at the world senior curling championships.
Armitage's men's team from Red Deer, Alta., defeated New Zealand's Hans Frauenlob 6-4, while King's Edmonton outfit beat Austria's Veronika Huber 13-1 as both Canadian teams finished with unbeaten records.
It was the sixth time in the tournament's 12-year history that Canada has swept the gold medals and also marked the 51st straight victory for Canadian women's teams dating back to 2008.
Overall, Canada has eight men's and nine women's titles at the event.
"It's fantastic," said King, the bronze-medallist at the 1998 world women's championship in Kamloops, B.C., and a seven-time participant at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. "I've been wanting this title for a long time, like the rest of my team. Being to that many Canadian championships, you want to (win) at least one world championship, so it feels awesome."
Armitage showed the same consistency and shotmaking that produced nine round-robin victories and another in the semifinal against Switzerland's Werner Attinger earlier on Saturday.
After forcing New Zealand to one in the second end, Armitage put together a deuce in the third end and stole one more in the fourth when Frauenlob — who like his three teammates was born in Canada — was heavy on his last-rock draw to the four-foot.
The game-breaker came in the sixth when Armitage made a perfect hit-and-roll with his first rock to set up a draw for three that was enough to send Canada to victory.
"I've chased this, I've chased this and I've chased this," Armitage said of the world title. "There was a time when my knees were bad, and you get to be 47 or 48 and I was still chasing the men's provincials because I thought, 'I have to keep my game until I get to seniors.'
"I knew I could find the curlers, and I knew I had to have that game still in my pocket to get it done, and it was nice to see it work out. My team played really well."
Switzerland won the bronze medal with a 7-2 win over Sweden's Karl Nordlund.
King, meanwhile, couldn't have asked for a better way to start her final. A series of Austrian misses led to King having a draw for six to open things.
"That was huge," said King, who needed an extra end to beat Sweden's Ingrid Meldahl in the semifinal earlier Saturday. "It sort of takes the nerves out of play and the girls were feeling good. They played well all week.
"Our only close game was this morning when Sweden took us down to the last inch. It was great to come out firing in this game."
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The Lee County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit is providing the information listed below in continuing efforts to increase traffic safety awareness and education, plus to emphasize the importance of obeying traffic laws to reduce traffic crashes, injuries and death on Lee County roads.
On Tuesday, May 21, 2013, the Traffic Unit will target at least one of the following three locations for enforcement:
Locations are selected based upon high incidents of crashes, traffic surveys and citizen complaints. The Sheriff's Office is committed to promoting traffic safety and enforcing the law. By focusing on violations such as red light running, speeding, DUI and others, motorists become more alert and are encouraged to obey traffic laws. The Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit and District Patrol Deputies enforce our traffic laws each day by issuing citations and warnings. Preliminary results from their cumulative activity yesterday are as follows:
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Citizens can help by letting us know if they observe problem areas, aggressive or impaired drivers and by their compliance with the rules of the road. To get in touch with one of our traffic deputies call (239) 477-1000. If you see a reckless or drunk driver while you are traveling in your motor vehicle in Lee County, dial 9-1-1.
This traffic enforcement advisory is available each day on the Sheriff's Office website at www.sheriffleefl.org.
Everyone is reminded to "Fasten Your Seat Belts, be courteous to drivers and pedestrians and together we can reduce traffic related fatalities, injuries and property damage.
Note: Road improvements, repairs and new construction are encountered every day by motorists in Lee County. That's why it is essential drivers pay attention to traffic flow, additional lanes, pavement markings, signs, reflective cones and barrels as they approach and pass through construction zones. Be attentive and help promote a safer driving environment for everyone.


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The Grammy-winning rapper, who has sought to reform his image in recent months by performing community service and speaking to students about his mistakes, will also be required to attend drug counseling, DNA testing and random searches following his sentence.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
T.I. Sentenced to One Year in Prison
T.I. has been sentenced to one year and one day in prison, stemming from a felony weapons charge in October 2007.
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"As a handbook for what would be considered the traditional Orthodox position on matters of Christian belief, thought, and praxis, it is reliable, with relatively few omissions, and well written." (CHURCH HISTORY, June 2009)
"The volume's detailed, comprehensive treatment will require and repay a careful reading. Summing Up: Essential." (Choice, April 2009)
Throughout he writes with passion, deep sensitivity, and a wonderful evocative clarity." (Logos, May 2009)
"[The book] will help the Orthodox to a deeper understanding of the riches of their faith and will introduce the non-Orthodox to fresh ways of thinking about their faith, and both to a renewed engagement with the life of the church." (Ecclesiastical History, April 2009)
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Town Hall Presents THE AWARD-WINNING MUSIC OF BROADWAY on 7/12
The Town Hall presents the Fourth Annual Summer Broadway Festival created, written and hosted by Scott Siegel for The Town Hall. Presented on three consecutive Monday nights in July at 8PM are BROADWAY WINNERS: THE AWARD-WINNING MUSIC OF BROADWAY! on July 12th, BROADWAY'S RISING STARS on July 19th, and ALL SINGIN' ALL DANCIN' on July 26th. The evenings will feature music and dance coupled with witty insider tidbits, all performed by Broadway's finest. Tickets for BROADWAY WINNERS and ALL SINGIN' ALL DANCIN' are $50 and $40. Tickets for BROADWAY'S RISING STARS are $30 and $25. All tickets are on sale through TicketMaster (800-982-2787 or www.ticketmaster.com) or The Town Hall Box Office (123 West 43 Street) between noon and 6PM (except Sundays) at 212-840-2824.
BROADWAY WINNERS: THE AWARD-WINNING MUSIC OF BROADWAY! on July 12th is directed by Alexander Gemignani (Les Miserables), who also performs with special guest star Michele Lee. The concert features music, created on the Great White Way, that won Tonys, Grammys, or Oscars. The music will be sung by some of the most talented musical theater stars. They include Farah Alvin (The Look of Love), Christine Andreas (La Cage Aux Folles Revival), Kate Baldwin (Finian's Rainbow), Bill Daughtery (four-time Mac Award Winner), Tony Award nominee Marc Kudisch (9 to 5), William Michals (South Pacific), Terri White (Chicago) and more.
BROADWAY'S RISING STARS on July 20th is directed by Nightlife Award-winning vocalist Scott Coulter. The next generation of Broadway performers were chosen during auditions throughout the spring and come from theatrical institutions across the country, including AMDA, CAP21, Julliard, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Carnegie Melon, Marymount and The New School. These young performers will perform on the stage of The Town Hall.
The final concert on July 27th, ALL SINGIN' ALL DANCIN', directed and choreographed by Jeffry Denman (YANK!), is an exciting evening of song and dance. The show features Broadway show tunes sporting brand new choreography performed by today's Broadway song and dance stars including Guiding Light's Ron Raines (Chicago), Julia Murney (Wicked), Erin Denman (42nd Street), KendRick Jones (The Scottsboro Boys,) Noah Racey (Curtains) and more.


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Going East by Going West
Ever since mankind discovered that the Earth is round, daring souls have attempted to get to the east by going west and vice versa. Columbus was one of them. When in 1492, he sailed the ocean blue, he was looking for a western route to India. There was a lively trade between Europe and India, especially in luxury items like silks and spices. If Columbus could find a western route to India by water, he would have revolutionized the trade between Europe and the East.
When in his bumping into the landmass of the Western hemisphere, he apparently must have thought that he had reached India. Indeed, he called the natives Indians. He did and we still continue to do so.
In the centuries between 1492 and 2007, there have been repeated attempts by daring souls to find a northwest passage to Asia. The chief obstacle has been icebergs and floating chunks of icebergs that have wrecked the crafts of many an adventurous sailor.
But things have been changing, thanks to — of all things — global warming. The icebergs and the chips of floating ice are melting in the rising heat. History was made this summer by Roger Swanson, an Englishman who started out from northern Canada and then into Alaska and — surprise — within spitting distance of Russia.
Yes. The earth is shrinking. And soon, everybody on the face of the Earth will be our next-door neighbor.
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|ASUS GeForce GT 430 Fermi GF108 Video Card
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Based on the Fermi architecture, NVIDIA's latest GPU is codenamed GF108 and is equipped on the GeForce GT 430. In this article, Benchmark Reviews explains the technical architecture behind NVIDIA's GF108 graphics processor and offers an insight into upcoming Fermi-based GeForce video cards. For those who are not familiar, NVIDIA's GF100 GPU was their first graphics processor to support DirectX-11 hardware features such as tessellation and DirectCompute, while also adding heavy particle and turbulence effects. The GF100 GPU is also the successor to the GT200 graphics processor, which launched in the GeForce GTX 280 video card back in June 2008. NVIDIA has since redefined their focus, allowing subsequent GF100, GF104, GF106, and now GF108 GPUs to prove their dedication towards next generation gaming effects such as raytracing, order-independent transparency, and fluid simulations.
While processor cores have grown from 128 (G80) and 240 (GT200), they reach 512 in the GF100 and earn the title of NVIDIA CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) cores. GF100 was not another incremental GPU step-up like we had going from G80 to GT200. GF100 featured 512 CUDA cores, while GF104 was capable of 336 cores and GF106 had 192. Effectively cutting the four SMUs on GF106 in half, NVIDIA's GF108 is good for 96 CUDA cores from just two SMUs. The key here is not only the name, but that the name now implies an emphasis on something more than just graphics. Each Fermi CUDA processor core has a fully pipelined integer arithmetic logic unit (ALU) and floating point unit (FPU). GF108 implements the IEEE 754-2008 floating-point standard, providing the fused multiply-add (FMA) instruction for both single and double precision arithmetic. FMA improves over a multiply-add (MAD) instruction by doing the multiplication and addition with a single final rounding step, with no loss of precision in the addition. FMA minimizes rendering errors in closely overlapping triangles.
GF108 implements 96 CUDA cores, organized as 2 SMs of 48 cores each. Each SM is a highly parallel multiprocessor supporting up to 32 warps at any given time (four Dispatch Units per SM deliver two dispatched instructions per warp for four total instructions per clock per SM). Each CUDA core is a unified processor core that executes vertex, pixel, geometry, and compute kernels. A unified L2 cache architecture (512KB on 1GB cards) services load, store, and texture operations. GF108 is designed to offer a total of 4 ROP units pixel blending, antialiasing, and atomic memory operations. The ROP units are organized in two groups of two. Each group is serviced by a 64-bit memory controller. The memory controller, L2 cache, and ROP group are closely coupled-scaling one unit automatically scales the others.
NVIDIA Fermi GF108 Block Diagram
Based on Fermi's third-generation Streaming Multiprocessor (SM) architecture, GF108 could be considered a divided GF106. NVIDIA GeForce GF100-series Fermi GPUs are based on a scalable array of Graphics Processing Clusters (GPCs), Streaming Multiprocessors (SMs), and memory controllers. NVIDIA's GF100 GPU implemented four GPCs, sixteen SMs, and six memory controllers. GF104 implements two GPCs, eight SMs, and four memory controllers. Conversely, GF108 houses one GPC, two SMs, and two memory controllers. Where each SM contained 32 CUDA cores in the GF100, NVIDIA configured GF104 with 48 cores per SM... which has been repeated for GF106 and the GF108. As expected, NVIDIA Fermi-series products are launching with different configurations of GPCs, SMs, and memory controllers to address different price points.
CPU commands are read by the GPU via the Host Interface. The GigaThread Engine fetches the specified data from system memory and copies them to the frame buffer. GF108 implements two 64-bit GDDR3memory controllers (128-bit total) to facilitate high bandwidth access to the frame buffer. The GigaThread Engine then creates and dispatches thread blocks to various SMs. Individual SMs in turn schedules warps (groups of 48 threads) to CUDA cores and other execution units. The GigaThread Engine also redistributes work to the SMs when work expansion occurs in the graphics pipeline, such as after the tessellation and rasterization stages.
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How do you figure? The 5970 can't be touched in benchmark tests. Price aside, the 5970 is the beast to beat.
Anyway, thanks for this benchmark
Good to see that it will work for what I want it to.
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any dx 11 card will support 3d on a 120hz monitor, since 10.3 drivers. yes, it's less functional, but it works.
So basically, what you are telling me is that, since you can get 3D with less functionality on any other card, and who cares about PhysX, I shouldn't recommend this card for HTPC use?
That being said, it's your site, do as you want. If you think it's worth it, fine, give'r. But to me, it seems like a lackluster product. Slower, hotter, louder, poorer image quality, and requires proprietary 3d, and more expensive. Recommend away.
One last thing, the ENGT430 that I tested was silent. It also doesn't require a PSU input as the 5670 does. Sounds good for a media PC to me.
Second, I'm not disputing that it might be ok for HTPC, just that it's not the best.
third, NVIDIA HAS PROPRIETARY GLASSES AND REQUIRES A KIT. IT'S NOT OPEN, and the drivers are not reviewable by other manufacturers. Amd does not, and is not. They use the VESA standard, and will work with ALMOST ALL glasses and tv's, vs nvidia, who only works with nvidia glasses, and requires the nvidia kit.
I'm not sure why you got so worked up, i realize this site has been getting a lot of flack recently over some of the nvidia reviews, and that might be part of the reason. I do appreciate the fact that you reply to my concerns. I realize as well, that this isn't my site, and come to enjoy it, at no cost to myself.
i would like to thank you for the effort to review, benchmark, and discuss this card and this article.
The difference that I have found between the NVIDIA and ATI 3D is this: You will have to find a TV that is supported by the NVIDIA hardware, but it's just that. With ATI, you have to make sure the glasses are supported, you have to get 3rd party drivers for the glasses, and you have to make sure the TV is supported. The article that you linked specifies that as well. In fact, the link it had for DDD showing what TVs it works with is down and iZ3d only works with its own monitor. So it seems easier to me to buy the NVIDIA kit, then just worry about the TV. Anyway, like I said, you are entitled to your opinion and we certainly appreciate you commenting here. It's good to have contrasting viewpoints.
I've heard that ATI's implementation was becoming significantly streamlined in compared to nvidia's. It's interesting to hear that might not be the case. Let me know how it's hanging Hank, i'll continue to follow your articles.


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The Guardian Media Group, publishers of the Manchester Evening News, brought out Manchester MetroNews, while Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, countered with Metro North-West. The Manchester Guardian, in 1959, was the last morning title with the city's name on its masthead.
Yesterday the new colour tabloids were distributed on Manchester's bus, rail and tram network and on the streets. Associated Newspapers is also responsible for the Metro free title handed out to London commuters.
Guardian Media said it had intended publishing the first of five test editions yesterday before a launch in January but was forced into full publication after news of Metro North-West's launch slipped out on Wednesday. "We had not anticipated them coming in as they did," said the Manchester Evening News managing director, Ian Ashcroft.
Both new papers will publish every weekday. Manchester MetroNews is produced at the Manchester Evening News offices, where 15 production journalists have been recruited. Metro North-West will be brought out by an editorial and advertising staff of 25 at Associated's Manchester offices.
If the first day's contest is anything to go by, Guardian Media must be hoping local news is the main attraction. Though both papers made the Irish peace process their lead story, Manchester MetroNews ran a column of brief Northern stories on its front page and included considerable local news inside. Metro North-West, a near-replica of the London Metro, carried almost exclusively national news stories. Those local stories it did carry were lifted from the Manchester Evening News, claimed Mr Ashcroft.
Mike Anderson, deputy managing director of the London Metro, said Manchester people were "worldly wise and well- travelled" and did not want local news stories.
But Mr Ashcroft said locals may react negatively to the "London imposition". He insisted his title would be more than a morning edition of the Manchester Evening News, though its existing news- gathering resources will be used to generate local material. "It will be distinct, with its own style and identity. We are describing it as `free and easy reading in the morning'," said Mr Ashcroft. The Manchester Evening News will continue to publish its free weekly Metro, distributed to more than 300,000 households in the city.
Mr Anderson said all 100,000 copies of his new title available yesterday were distributed. Many of its ABC1 commuting audience do not buy a daily newspaper, he said. Last night's Manchester Evening News (itself discounted to 10p as, it has been every Friday for the past two year) proclaimed its new stable-mate a success.
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Did it melt or not? Antarctic scientists, including a team in UMaine's Institute for Quaternary Studies and Dept. of Geological Sciences, have been debating that question for more than a decade when they look at the history of the south pole ice sheet as far back as three to four million years ago. The answer is important for predicting how Antarctica and the world's ocean levels might behave in a warmer global climate.
In the Journal of Geology, (1997, vol. 105, p. 285-294), a UMaine team has published new evidence consistent with the view that the East Antarctic ice sheet remained stable during that period and did not melt as other researchers have suggested.
Co-authors Brenda Hall, George Denton and Daniel Lux are at UMaine and Christian Schluchter is with the University of Bern in Switzerland. Their work was funded by the National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The team reached its conclusions by evaluating geologic evidence in an area known as the Dry Valleys. The area has been a Mecca for geologists because the valleys lack the ice and snow which cover most of the continent.
In Wright Valley, researchers surveyed rocks on the ground and excavated pits to determine the nature of underlying layers. Their results reflect past movement by glaciers which extend into the valley from surrounding mountains.
"Working conditions could be considered harsh," says Hall. "We live in tents in small camps of two to five people for 100 days each season. Temperatures range from -20 to +40 degrees F. Winds, which are sometimes very strong, blow almost constantly. However it is a very beautiful and unspoiled place to work."
Under Denton's leadership, the team continues to work in this area on a project to determine when a full-scale polar ice sheet first developed in Antarctica.
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At 09:44 13/09/02 -0400, Guillermo Cruces wrote:
Hello statlist,The -outsheet- command creates a generic tab-separated or comma-separated spreadsheet, with rows corresponding to the observations of the current data set and columns corresponding to the variables of the current data set. Therefore, what Guillermo wants to do is probably best done as a two-step process, where you first create a Stata data set with observations corresponding to the rows of the table and variables corresponding to the columns of the table, and then -outsheet- that data set to a generic spreadsheet.
I was wondering if there is a program in Stata to output the content of a table
into tab or comma separated values (so that it can be open automatically by
Excel or other spreadsheet programs). "outreg" is amazing, but as far as I know
it only works with regression output. "outtable" is great too, but it only
converts matrices (and only to Tex).
the "Copy table" option works perfectly, but it is not really convenient for a)
Large tables, b) Large number of tables.
if not available, I could try to write one.
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I am a 17 year-old school girl
who is about to sit for the AL exam soon. The problem is that for a few
days, I have this guy following me in the bus halt on my way to school.
He's very rich and has a convertible car which seems to impress
everyone, including my friends! He has eyes only for me and always stops
in his car to talk to me. He's not a bad guy but very much older, in his
30s. I feel like he wants to have a good time with me but not for love.
I'm not really even love with him even though he says he is in love with
Recently he asked me to go to a movie with me but I know I won't have
permission because my parents are strict and my exam is nearing and I
need peace and quiet to study. I have told him this but he asked me to
sneak out which I don't like doing because I'm a decent girl. Of late,
he's been a pain and I wish he'll just leave me alone but he always
tries to convince me. Please help!
Even though you're not in love with him, you may be tempted in going
out with him or talking to him because you and your friends find him
impressive. Besides the more you engage in conversations with him the
more possibility of crossing your lines.
Another fact is that if a guy is genuinely interested in getting to
know you he would always give priority to your respect and never tell
you to sneak out your house in order to be with him. As a first step,
you need to avoid this guy. Maybe you can change your bus stand or bus
times, so that he will soon get tired of coming that way and not finding
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And don't forget you have exams coming up your way and you don't want
to mess around with your future. After all, your life is worth than a
free ride in a convertible, right? Good luck girl and be steady with
what you follow!
I am a 14 year-old girl. I love this guy who was a prefect in our
school. At first when I saw him I did not feel anything for him but
later he caught my eyes. After his graduation, he got entrance to a
university in England and he went! Once I got a chance to contact him. I
told him about the love I have for him but he replied saying that "I
don't share the same feelings you have for me". I wasn't sad because I
knew that would be his answer. But now I am struggling to get over him.
How can I move on? Please give me some advice to forget him!
It's a good thing that you managed to say the three words to him at
least after he left because then it's out of your system and you feel
good about letting the other person know how you really felt. Also, you
were mentally prepared for the answer he gave you, accepted it and now
it's time to move on.
You're just 14, an age that you will go through loads of emotional
changes, infatuations, attractions and will be struck by love (at least
you would believe it to be so) but at the same time there are other
priorities and interests that you need to take care of and work on. Get
back to your life, make friends, follow your dreams and find some
activities to do. I'm sure you will be able to get over this guy soon.
All the best!
I am an 18 year old boy sitting for my A/L exam this August. I met
with a nasty incident at the end of last year due a fault of mine. My
math teacher magnified it and punished me rudely in front of my
classmates. I accepted it joyfully even though it was painful.
When I went home with the punishment wound, my parents were very
worried and angry.
They met my teacher and the principal at the parents' meeting and the
problem was made bigger. Now the whole school looks at me as if I'm an
When something wrong happens to my math teacher, it gives me
pleasure. I know this is wrong and very sinful but I can't control
myself because I hate school so much. Please Help.
It's very unfortunate that you had to go through such a bad
experience during school. But then you do accept that the fault was on
your part and that you deserved the punishment. On the other hand, deep
within, you must've felt shame, regret, anger or resentment about the
situation due to the fact that you had to go through it in front of your
class. In addition, your family's involvement and the rest of the school
getting to know about it contributed to your uneven state of mind.
If it gives you pleasure to see your teacher in an uncomfortable
situation, does this mean that you've not forgiven them yet? Or is it
that you're looking for some sweet revenge? Whatever the reason, you
have to let go of the past. I know it's not easy to forget and on top of
all to forgive. But then when you let go of the past and forgive, you
will find yourself less stressful, angry, depressed and resentful.
How is your relationship with your teacher after the incident? I
think you should break the ice and make some eye contact and maybe start
by saying a little good morning. Talk to someone (maybe your best friend
at school) regularly about how you feel and share your feelings. The
moment that your mind is clear and you're ready to move on, everything
else will fall into place. You will find it easier to concentrate in
your studies and get back to your usual self at school. Stop blaming
yourself for what happened or what you might be thinking. It takes time
for wounds to heal and it definitely will if you open up your heart to
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