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Now that you have created your volume you will want to move on to adding computers that can access your volume. This is one place where Xsan 2 is very different than Xsan 1.x. To add a computer that has access to your volume, click on Computers in your SAN Assets list. From here, click on the + sign in the lower right hand corner of your screen.
This will invoke a list of computers that have the Xsan software installed (as can be seen below). You can add clients of 1.4.2 or 2.x to your SAN. You can also add clients running 10.5.0 through 10.5.2; however, you will receive an amber warning light for clients running software earlier than 10.5.3.
If the client you are trying to add does not automatically appear in the list, you can click on the Remote Computer button and enter the DNS name or IP address. If the DNS name cannot resolve you will receive an error that the information is invalid.
At this screen you can use the Select All button to select all the clients. When you click on Continue you will be asked for the authentication credentials. Here you can choose to enter a username and password for all at once or each individually.
Authenticate to all of your clients and click on Continue. You have now added all of the clients and can click on the Mount Screen to mount the volume for each of the them (if it hasn't mounted already). If you've been following along with this series of articles then you now have an Xsan, with a mounted volume and clients. Granted we didn't go through the Fibre Channel or RAID setup yet, but we might just do that next…
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A bipartisan duo of House lawmakers has questions for eBay about its recent data breach.
Reps. Joe Barton (R-Texas) and Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) told eBay chief John Donahoe in a Wednesday letter that they share "some concerns regarding the data security practices of personal information at eBay."
Last week, eBay revealed that it had been hit by hackers between February and March. The company advised its 145 million active users to change their passwords to protect their data.
The shopping giant said that the hackers did not have access to any users' financial data but warned that their names, emails, home addresses and other personal information may have been swiped.
After previous headline-grabbing hacks at Target and other stores, the eBay breach added pressure on lawmakers looking to write new legislation to protect consumers. So far, those efforts have yet to gain traction.
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Looking at moving from physical to VMWare vSphere Essentials Plus package with less than 10 VM's and about 500GB of data. One of the VM's will run Exchange 2003. Need a small SAN.
SANs we are looking at include NetApp FAS2020 or FAS2040 (with dual controllers and 12x500GB SATA drives) and HP StorageWorks MSA 2324fc (with dual controllers and 24x146GB SAS drives).
More concerned with performance than overall storage capacity. Any thoughts as to which of these is better? or for that matter, any other SAN suggestions?
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Dec 11, 2009 at 3:27 UTC
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We did a lot of testing against NetApp and were very unhappy with their performance even when NetApp themselves did the install and custom tuning for the test. Haven't used the HP but I would guess that it will kick the crap out of the NetApp based on NetApp's architectural issues and the massive disparity in drive performance that you list there (the HP will have like 250% the IOPS of the NetApp from the drives alone!)
Dec 11, 2009 at 3:29 UTC
Yeah, if performance is your thing then always go for SAS over SATA.
Dec 11, 2009 at 3:49 UTC
Well, looks like you are going fiber channel, but I was looking iSCSI about this time last year before my budget was completely taken away and I had to scrap the whole idea. So my research will vary a bit from what you are looking for.
I had started with a budget all the way up at EMC and then EqualLogic and then made it down to either an HP MSA or a Dell MD3000i before settling on just backing all the stuff up to LTO3 and deleting it off my DAS and being happy to still have a job.
But I digress... In my comparison between the MSA and the MD3000i, the Dell was slightly, almost insignificantly cheaper, but the HP allowed a mix of SATA and SAS in same enclosure. Obviously they would need to be in different Raid groups, but it was a nice feature to have on a tight budget to allow for different needs in the same enclosure wihtout having to tack an add on to the SAN. That may not be important to you though.
I was actually leaning towards the MD3000i because it allowed 3 extra DAS to connect to it as opposed to the HP that only allowed two, plus I could finance it easier through Dell.
Dell has the AX4 which I guess is a proprietary version of an EMC product and it is available in fc, but it costs quite a bit more.
Hope this helps a bit.
Actually just took a look out of curiousity at Dell's SAN offerings now. The MD3000i can mix and match just like the HP now. They told me that was coming in a bios update. Also the AX4 looks a little restrictive to me, but its cheaper than I thought it was.
Dec 14, 2009 at 3:03 UTC
Thank you for the responses. Was kind of leaning away from the NetApp anyway. Now HP Storageworks really does feel like the better solution.
Dec 14, 2009 at 6:13 UTC
I have about 14 VMs, including Exchange, and 3 SQL boxes, 2 which are developmental with only 3 on the spare host. SANs are such expensive units, i fail to see justified cost unless you are looking at 24/7 uptime.
Dec 14, 2009 at 6:28 UTC
And you have to double-up on the SAN because IT's a single point of failure as well!
One advantage NetApp has in a VMware environment is the deduplication. In VM's there's a TON of space used up by duplicate files and NetApp captures that, so you can actually get away with less actual storage. Their snapshots are also fully vSphere aware.
Dec 15, 2009 at 9:20 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Double up on the SAN AND double up on the front end AND double up on the networking. And then, you are generally still susceptible to flooding, fire, loss of power for extended periods, etc. The amount of extra uptime that you get from crazy redundancy often isn't that much more than from a single good server until you ar running dedicated (and redundant) fiber between distant sites!
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Hiding the pay by Paypal option in the payments.Asked by rughdesign on July 10, 2016 at 01:13 PM
I am trying to require payment before my form is begun.
I am using PayPal pro. I can set the products field to required no problem.
If a user selects the credit card option it will require them to fill in their info prior to moving to the next page.
However, if they select the PayPal option then it allows them to complete the form and pay at the end via Paypal. This will allow them to see the results of the form before paying, and I have no way to stop them from walking away with my product without paying.
Is there a way to disable the pay by PayPal option or require/bounce them to a PayPal page when they click the "next" button?
With the below option selected the form works the way I need it to..
With the below option a user can skip paying and see the results..
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Ok. I placed it back on my form. Please let me know what the custom CSS is.
Looking forward to your answer!
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Please inject the custom css below to hide the pay by Paypal option. Here's a guide that may help: How to Inject Custom CSS Codes
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Thank you, that worked great!
However I discovered another issue. While I have the field marked as required, the only required portion is to select a product. If a user selects a product and does not select a payment method then they can click "next" and escape without paying.
How do I make it a requirement that a product is selected and a payment method is also selected?
Thank you for your help! Below is a screenshot..
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I am currently checking your form and finding a solution. I will be back as soon as possible as I find a workaround.
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to force the user to pay first before submitting the form when paying via PayPal. The user will have to submit the form first before being redirected to PayPal page.
Not sure I understand what you looked at.
I have solved the PayPal problem by removing the PayPal option per the pervious response.
My 2nd issue has to do with the remaining Payment Method option.
The form currently does not require a user to select a payment method. If the click nothing then they are able to move on to the next page, finish the form, see the results without paying and not receive a notification to pay.
If they select the payment method button (as seen in the screen shot below) they are unable to move forward until they have filled in the payment information.
There has got to be a way via HTML or CSS to require the field "payment method" to be selected. Can you please re-look at my issue?
Please disregard my previous response. You are correct, when the form is filled in and submit is clicked it begins the transaction.
Maybe PayPal is not for me.
Is there a different payment option that will force users to pay before submitting the form?
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You can try with the Stripe or Authorize.net integrations. Let us know if you need more help.


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LONDON – The abduction of more than 240 Nigerian girls has shocked the world. But, unfortunately, their case is not an isolated one in Nigeria. Indeed, Nigeria's torment is shared by many other African countries, and the motivation behind the kidnapping derives from an ideology that is global.
That ideology is based on a warped and false view of religion. It is taught in formal and informal school settings worldwide. Of course, the hideous and crazed words of the leader of Boko Haram, the group that kidnapped the girls, are representative only of the most extreme fringe of this ideology. But, until we clean the soil in which this poisonous plant takes root, it will continue to blight the life chances of millions of young people around the world – and jeopardize our own security.
Across Sub-Saharan Africa, this problem is now vast. Mali, Chad, Niger, the Central African Republic, Somalia, Kenya, and even Ethiopia have all suffered or face acute anxieties about the spread of extremism. Many other countries have now identified extremism as their single most important challenge.
Governments are often confronting the challenge with courage and determination, and the use of African forces in many countries to try to keep peace is a tribute to that resolve. But the fact is that the problem is continuing to grow.


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She's clean and doesn't cheat.
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It depends. I don't slut shame people or judge them but if a girl is putting it out there how many guys she's been with, how much she likes sex, and tells me too many details about sexual encounters especially early on then it's a turn off. I don't think it's cool for a guy to act like that either.
Generally as long as a girl is clean and doesn't have a kid then I could care less, but having a kid doesn't mean one is promiscuous. There's just a fine line between being sexually active and acting overly sexual.11|00|0
For instance, I had a tinder date with a girl who was talking about how she fucked her most recent ex 2 days before her date, how her and her ex fucked all day, how long he lasted, how she's been with so many guys, and how she fucked 2 guys named Eric after seeing the bartender's name tag said Eric. She was even asking me about how I like a girl to go down on me and if I'd finger her while eating her out in front of other people at the bar.
It's like why the fuck are you telling me this, especially when I didn't ask about that and it's our first time meeting.
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@redeyemindtricks Yeah right, that's pretty much how my face was after the date. She even sent me a snapchat with a lot of her ass showing. She sent one showing her panties and said sun out, ass out. Not only that, but she clearly doesn't have her shit together.
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Can you please recommend what you believe would be the best personal development book for an ENFJ??? Love your podcast!! Life changing!! Thank you!
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No matter the Myers-Briggs personality type, the best books will be any that activate, challenge and exercise the Co-Pilot process.
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I would also add to the recommendation list, "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. The common theme is paradigms, and shifting the lens in which you see the world, which I believe has helped me with my co-pilot. Covey does a great job of explaining and relating these habits, the first being "Be Proactive". I highly recommend it to my fellow ENFJ's.


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My pieced paper artwork is composed of many layers of cut bits of paper. I use old books as my "palette of paint" working with the pets image until I create the desired effect. In some cases I might need to add colored papers to enhance the work and to reflect some of the colors in an animal's fur or eyes. In some portraits, I used colored pencils to create realistic eyes and noses.
I enjoy working with clients to make custom commissioned pieces especially for them or as a special gift for a loved one.
To view samples of my work, view my website where I have posted works from my collection.
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Idris Elba and Anthony Mackie on Oscars 'White-Out'
Though tonight is Hollywood's biggest event, don't expect to see too many brothers and sisters in the audience. In fact, not too many of us were nominated throughout awards season and some of Tinseltown's leading men have had enough. Both Idris Elba and Anthony Mackie are voicing their opinions on the situation and suggest we need to do more of our own films...
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I am trying to view the effective permissions of a computer object in AD to check to see if SELF has write access to msTPM-OwnerInformation. The document I have from MS states to click the "Effective Permissions" button when viewing the property of a computer object.
I am in AD Users and Computer, right click on a computer, select properties and cannot find the "Effective Permissions" button. This is on a Server 2008 DC.
Am I doing something dumb?
Feb 2, 2011 at 3:33 UTC
activate "advanced view" in the menu.
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Feb 1, 2011 at 4:13 UTC
Right Click on Computer -> Properties -> Security -> Advanced -> Effective Permissions
Feb 1, 2011 at 4:24 UTC
In the Properties menu I do not have a security tab. I am a member of Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, and Schema Admins.
Any Ideas?
Feb 2, 2011 at 3:33 UTC
activate "advanced view" in the menu.
Feb 15, 2013 at 2:14 UTC
Mitch, I thought I would add that one of the things to be careful of is that the Effective Permissions tab doesn't always report correctly, as per a Microsoft KB article. I don't remember the exact KB article number but you can Google its title to find it, which IIRC is - The "Effective Permissions" Tab May Report Incorrect Permissions
Mar 27, 2013 at 12:06 UTC
Mitch, TonioTonba is right in that you have to first activate Advanced Permissions to expose the Effective Permissions tab in Active Directory Users and Computers Snap-in. Once exposed, you can enter any user's name to find out what effective write-property rights he/she has to the msTPMOwner attribute.
One thing to be careful of though is that the Effective Permissions Tab does not always provide accurate results. I'm not sure exactly why, but there's a helpful discussion on it over here. My suggestion would be to try and ensure that its giving you correct results.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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Welcome to the Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Prevention Site
I would like to welcome you to the Substance Use Treatment and Prevention section of the BHCS website. We recognize the devastating impact of addictions on those who are addicted; their friends and families; the healthcare, social services and criminal justice systems; and the larger society in which we all live. BHCS provides resources for our community and assistance to help direct you to substance use prevention and treatment services.
For questions please contact our substance use treatment and prevention team:
Nathan Hobbs, LCSW, Youth Treatment Program Specialist: ChildrenŌĆÖs System of Care
Michael Kessler, LPCC, CRC,RMT; Older Adult Program Specialist; Older Adult System of Care
Sharon Loveseth, CADCII, LAADC; Adult Program Specialist
Carol Burton, LMSW; Perinatal Program Specialist
We hope you find this section of the BHCS Website to be useful and interesting. We appreciate your feedback.
Best regards,
Tom Trabin, Ph.D., MSM
County Alcohol and Drug Program Administrator
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Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services provides substance use treatment services for adolescents and adults that includes specialty services for women, men and older adults. For a list of treatment providers, please refer to the Substance Use Disorders Providers Directory.
The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) and the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently gave final approval to BHCSŌĆÖ proposed Implementation Plan for the Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System (DMC ODS) Waiver. While Alameda County has an extensive continuum of addiction treatment services, it does not currently operate as a coordinated system of care. The Waiver envisions an Organized Delivery System with screening and referral services so that clients are matched to the treatment that fits their needs, treatment services are accessible and of high quality, clients are matched and referred to further treatment services as their needs change, and regular reports are generated using performance and outcome measures to insure the system of care is working as it was intended. The Waiver enables counties that ŌĆ£opt inŌĆØ to the Waiver to leverage more federal matching funds to help pay for the cost of these increased responsibilities and enhanced services. You can read about the DHCS and CMS vision of an Organized Delivery System and its associated Standard Terms and Conditions (STCs) for Drug Medi-Cal Services on pages 89-122 and 335 to 363.
BHCS worked extensively on the DMC-ODS Implementation Plan for over a year with input from network providers, county agencies, and many stakeholders. The Plan follows a DHCS-prescribed format to outline how we intend to provide accessible, high quality services to DMC beneficiaries in Alameda County, and address the many requirements found in the Standard Terms and Conditions of the Waiver. The next steps for BHCS are to complete its Fiscal Plan for the Waiver and obtain approval from DHCS and CMS, and to obtain approval through Health Care Services Agency from the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Both BHCS and its contracted network of substance use treatment providers will also need to enhance their staffing infrastructures to meet the many new requirements of the Waiver. While much preparation is required throughout most of this calendar year, we are very excited about the tremendous opportunities the Waiver will provide for us to enhance addiction treatment services to our clients. Refer to the following links for additional information and resources about Prevention, Treatment for Substance Use Disorders, and Specialized Programs.
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BHCS regards pregnant women with substance use conditions as a special population needing priority access when seeking substance use treatment. BHCS provides an array of outpatient, intensive outpatient and residential treatment programs designed especially for pregnant women. BHCS is committed to providing priority access to pregnant women in all of its substance use treatment programs that are co-ed or serve women only, whether a perinatal program or not.
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Law, culture, and Catholicism...up in smoke!
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Fumare Pic o' the Day
Front: Valjean, Boko Fittleworth, Sine Metu, Devil's Advocate, Casimir Pulaski, Advocatus Militaris
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 1:45 PM. |
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Romney Loses Florida, Blames Monaghan
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 12:36 PM. |
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Even Ave Maria Can't Get It Right
Some people don't understand this simple concept and think that Ave Maria School of Law and Ave Maria University are related. But these people happen to be wrong. We've pointed out this mistake before.
You would think that Ave Maria Town could get it right, but no, they get it wrong too. From avemaria.com:
The school will have a full curriculum of traditional liberal arts, sciences and engineering programs and a comprehensive graduate program offering masters and doctoral degrees. The Ave Maria University School of Law is scheduled to move to the Collier County campus in 2009.There is no "Ave Maria University School of Law." Robert Falls, someone in your own PR firm got it wrong for your very own client! Whose head should roll for this mistake?
UPDATE:In the comments, "Devil's Advocate" has a good question: why help Dobranski/Monaghan in supporting the charade that AMU and AMSL are distinct entities?
The entire pro-Monaghan, pro-AMSL-moving-to-Florida position rests on the argument that AMU and AMSL are distinct entities operated separately, with separate and distinct interests, and that decisions about AMSL's future are being made based solely on what is in the best interests of AMSL.
To most of the AMSL community and to any rational human being looking impartially at the entire situation, it is clear that this position is unjustified. There are so many conflicts of interests in all Ave Maria entities with common board members and common sources of funding and lack of transparency and on and on. No one can deny that the impetus behind moving AMSL to Florida was Monaghan and that Monaghan and AMU stands to benefit from AMSL's presence in Florida. It is naive to think that the best thing for AMSL is to uproot a thriving law school across the country on a real estate gamble, with a significant loss of support from faculty/alumni/students, while threatening its accreditation. The position that AMU and AMSL are distinct entities, operated distinctly with distinct interests -- this is a charade.
Most of us recognize this charade, but some people refuse to see it. Since the entire pro-Monaghan position rests on this charade, I think that it is important to jump at every instance where the charade breaks down, to expose and publicize every instance where Monaghan slips up and fails to keep up the charade. Hopefully, by pointing out these times over and over, people can come to understand that AMU and AMSL are not truly separate and distinct entities.
UPDATE 2 (01/31/2008): I checked the website and I see that it has been changed:
Ave Maria School of Law is scheduled to move to the Collier County campus in 2009. The School of Law is dedicated to providing students with an outstanding legal education enhanced by the teachings of the Catholic Church. Its mission is to produce graduates who are extremely well prepared for the practice of law and who approach their work as an extension of their personal values and faith beliefs. Ave Maria School of Law enrolled its first class in August 2000 and was granted full accreditation by the American Bar Association in August 2005. Graduates currently are practicing in more than 40 states and several other countries in positions ranging from associates in the nation's largest law firms to positions with an array of state and federal agenciesNice to see that Robert Falls reads Fumare! Actually, the website is still wrong: this blurb about AMSL happens to be on the webpage for "Ave Maria University." Repeat it again with me.... AMSL is not a part of AMU. Robert Falls, instead of putting the AMSL blurb on the AMU page, create another tab on the left under "Discover Ave Maria" next to AMU devoted to AMSL, okay? Gosh, maybe I should be hired by Robert Falls to correct all their mistakes!
UPDATE 3: The archived page with the original mistake is here.
A Dream of Division I Sports or Not? Is Monaghan Rewriting History?
During the early formation of the school, word circulated that the goal was to make Ave Maria the Notre Dame of the South.Wait a second. Monaghan is saying that though other people had "early" and "short-lived" comments about Division I sports at AMU, he never had any idea of Division I. That is NOT how I remember it. Thankfully, it's hard to hide the past when you have the Internet.
"There was never any idea of Division I, if ever," Monaghan said. "There were comments in the early days of doing that and it was very short-lived and pie in the sky. The highest level I would ever want to see Ave Maria at is Division I-AA."
March 2004, Naples News:
Monaghan talked about sports Tuesday. One of his dreams for the university is to have a football team that will someday play and beat Notre Dame.April 2003, Naples News in a very flattering exclusive feature on Monaghan:
"Many schools don't have a sports program, but I think they're missing something," Monaghan said. "Sports are such good character builders."
Known for his desire to have a Division 1-A football team, Monaghan told the Founders Club it would have to go on hold for a while.
"We're probably not going to be able to have football until four to five years down the road, at the earliest," he said. "We can't start in Division 1-A so we can play Notre Dame. We have to start at the bottom."
Monaghan said he hoped Ave Maria will be able join the Sunshine Conference, the same one that Florida Gulf Coast, Barry and Nova Southeastern universities belong to.
"There's no Divison 3 in the state of Florida, so we have to start in Division 2 but no football," Monaghan said. "We have to lobby to get into the conference, but they seem to be receptive."
Monaghan came to Naples a year ago to look for a place to build a university somewhere near Naples, a place he had visited before and had come to enjoy. He had sold Domino's Pizza for $1 billion and put more than $200 million of it into Ave Maria University, which he said would be "unabashedly Catholic" and someday rival Notre Dame with Division I-level sports.February 2003, New York Times:
The founder of Ave Maria, Tom Monaghan, is better known as the founder of Domino's Pizza. He has grand plans for the university: majors as varied as theology and hotel management; a Division I football team; three golf courses, including one for donors only; and a new town, Ave Maria, with a commercial center joining the campus.December 2002, St. Petersburg Times:
Their plan is for the school, Ave Maria University, to offer a solid grounding in philosophy and theology, and to some day field a good Division I football team like Notre Dame's.Finally, from AMU's very own press release issued on November 20, 2002 by the Robert Falls public relations firm, announcing the official opening of AMU, a copy of which can be found here:
Bishop John J. Nevins, head of the Catholic Diocese of Venice, has referred to the school as a possible "Notre Dame of the South."
Still, he has seen what a strong athletic program has done for large Catholic schools such as Notre Dame and Boston College.
"I think if it weren't for Knute Rockne, Notre Dame (enrollment 11,000-plus) would have a thousand students today and nobody outside of northern Indiana would have heard of them," Monaghan said of the legendary Fighting Irish coach. "I think sports is a way to jump-start that awareness problem a little bit."
NAPLES, FLA. (November 20, 2002) - Officials today announced a new Catholic university will be built east of Naples, Fla., with a new town to support it. The new school, Ave Maria University, will be an academic center of international scope founded on Catholic religious beliefs and committed to developing a Division I-caliber athletics program.A couple of quick Google searches will show dozens of similar news articles from Fall 2002 to at least Spring of 2004 talking about Monaghan's plans for a Division I sports program. This August 2007 article from the Naples News is the earliest reference by Monaghan about AMU not aiming for Division I that I found.
His Excellency John J. Nevins, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Venice, which includes the Naples area, said the new university presents an opportunity for a fruitful lay-clergy partnership that can enhance the spiritual and cultural life while more fully meeting the educational needs of the entire state. "It is exciting to think that our diocese will include what may some day become the Notre Dame of the South," said Bishop Nevins, who is on the university's Board of Ecclesial Advisors along with Cardinals Christoph Schonborn and J. Francis Stafford.
Monaghan said the new university is committed to developing a great sports program. "This means football, baseball, basketball, golf, tennis, equestrian sports, swimming and other team and individual sports," he said. "We are committed to being competitive on a national level within the first 20 years of opening our doors."
"And who knows? In a few years we could have another nationally ranked football team here in Florida," added [Florida Governor Jeb] Bush.
So has Monaghan been misquoted? Assuming the quote is accurate, is Monaghan purposefully lying when he says, "There was never any idea of Division I"? Is he taking a page out of Dobranski's book of tactics and trying to rewrite history? Or maybe Monaghan has honestly forgotten what his position was a few years ago?
Response To :Why the hell does this graphic bug me so much?
As you mentioned, tip to Casimir's August 2007 Post:
Fumed by TheLawDog at 12:24 PM. |
Monday, January 28, 2008
Why the hell does this graphic bug me so much?
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 7:40 PM. |
Some Sage Advice From Monaghan
In the late 80's and early 90's, I was approached by many Catholic causes asking me to support their efforts - some I did and some I didn't. I wanted to be prudent with the resources at my disposal and I wanted them to have the greatest impact for the good of the Church. I learned that not everything that called itself "Catholic" was really Catholic, so I had to be discerning, as you do, in what I supported.Yes, please be discerning in what you support with donations. Remember, not everything that calls itself "Catholic" is really Catholic; some things are only "in the Catholic tradition."
Falvey Email: Now With US Attorney's Office
From: Falvey, Joseph
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 10:49
To: All Law System Distribution
Subject: Contact Information
Dear faculty, staff, and students:
As you know, I resigned my position at AMSL at the end of last semester. Dean Dobranski was kind enough to continue my email access until the end of this month. As the month draws to a close, I am providing my contact information below for anyone that needs to contact me.
It was both an honor and a privilege to have so many wonderful colleagues, associates, and students. I will always cherish the friendships forged at AMSL. Although I take my leave of you with a great deal of regret, please know of my best wishes for the institution, and for each of you individually, and of my continuing prayers.
Joseph L. Falvey, Jr.
Assistant United States Attorney
Eastern District of Michigan
211 W. Fort Street, Suite 2001
Detroit, MI 48226-3220
[phone number and email redacted]
Fumed by Tommy More at 11:13 AM. |
The Church Needs Your Support So Give To AMU Today!
I, Uncle Tom Monaghan, need YOU - to support the Church! Donate to AMU! (Because a donation to AMU is a donation to the Church!) This is my personal letter from "I" to you!*
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I pray the Rosary! I go to Mass! I'm like Don Shula! I went to Florida because Mary guided me there!
You need to fast! Because Christ fasted! And that way you save money on food and restaurants! And then you can give that saved money to the Church (which is AMU)!
Think of AMU as your local parish. Just because I'm in the pew in front of you and I dropped $100 million into the collection basket, do you stuff your dollar bill donation back into your pocket? No! You give your donation too! Because donating to AMU is just like giving money to the Church!
Give money to AMU! Church teaching says so!
And if you act before February 11, you will receive a small token of my esteem, confirming and sealing your bond with me!
*This is such a personal letter that I use the word "I" to refer to myself a total of 75 times!
Fumed by Petronius at 12:35 AM. |
Friday, January 25, 2008
The festival will include a bounce house, laser tag, train rides, face painting and guided trolley tours of the town's parks and neighborhoods. Refreshments will be provided and the town's oratory will be open for viewing.
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 5:45 PM. |
Who are these People?
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 3:30 PM. |
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Safranek v. Monaghan: New Filings
-Plaintiffs have filed a motion for an amended complaint. The proposed amended complaint is here.
-Plaintiffs have filed a response to Defendants Dobranski's and AMSL's motion for partial summary disposition.
-Plaintiffs have filed a motion for sanctions against Defendants Monaghan and Ave Maria Foundation.
-Defendants Monaghan and Ave Maria Foundation have filed a motion for summary disposition.
If you remember, there are 2 sets of Defendants being represented by different sets of attorneys: Dobranski and AMSL is one set represented by Butzel Long, and Monaghan and Ave Maria Foundation is the other set represented by Pear Sperling.
AveWatch.com also has an interesting editorial on Monaghan and his business tactics. Lots to read.
Understanding America's Economic Empire and the Real Threats that Face Us
Have a look at this very interesting article. It was penned over a year ago, and it is chilling for its implications and predictions regarding the economy. If the analysis is true, we WILL be attacking Iran as the only means of defending America's currency. Our currency is the method that America uses to tax other nations. And there are a lot of countries who are motivated to throw off this global bondage.
Of course the implications are that the War on Terror is a rhetorical ruse to cover our enforcement of a global monetary policy of Empire. But there is no real evidence of that, is there? We invaded Iraq, not because he had WMD's, but because in 2000 Saddam began demading payment for his oil in Euros and not Dollars. We were teaching him and the rest of the world a lesson about oil, dollars and global monetary policy.
Is "Islamofacism" really our greatest threat to national defense? Is Iran really our greatest treat?
China and Russia are the American people's greatest threat (and not to forget the Western Globalists who are actively seeking to destroy our sovereignty and our Constitution).
Iran is a significant danger to us but because of Islamofacism, not militarily, but rather monetarily. With the Iranian Oil Bourse, supported by China and Russia, global oil will no longer be traded in dollars. Dollars will be and already are being dumped as the global reserve currency. When that happens, America's economy will collapse as the house of cards that it is.
This is why our Government wants to drop nuclear bombs on Iran. If it does, get ready for retaliation from Russia and China who are sick of the Anglo-American global stranglehold.
The Western Globalists want a president who will play ball and bomb Iran when the time comes. All the current candidates are on board with this. Rudy, McCain, Huckabroke, Romney, Hilliary and Obama all support this policy.
Only Ron Paul is proposing an alternative to this crisis.
He is a God send to our country. Think about it. In the middle of the worst economic crisis facing America in our life time, we have a candidate running for President who understands economics from a Christian anthropology and understands the necessary conditions to ensure economic liberty which is the foundation for protecting human liberty.
He is attacked and vilified because his message is a threat to the Western Globalists who run our country. But his message is spreading. Regardless of whether you agree with him or not, the truth will reign.
Fumed by Columcille at 8:42 AM. |
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Ron Paul Endorsed by Norma McCorvey "Jane Roe" of Roe v. Wade
Wake up and support Ron Paul.
Fumed by Columcille at 9:17 AM. |
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Roe v. Wade: 35 Years Ago Today
In all the dioceses of the United States of America, January 22 (or January 23, when January 22 falls on a Sunday) shall be observed as a particular day of penance for violations to the dignity of the human person committed through acts of abortion, and of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right to life. The Mass "For Peace and Justice" (no. 22 of the "Masses for Various Needs") should be celebrated with violet vestments as an appropriate liturgical observance for this day.Fast and pray for an end to abortion and all crimes against human life.
O sacrum Cor Iesu, misere nobis.
Fred Thompson Out of the Race
News Article on "Complications" Between AMU and Local Bishop
Ave Maria University's dedication of its new oratory has been delayed as Ave Maria organizers continue to seek Bishop of Venice Frank Dewane's presence to consecrate the building, the Naples Daily News reports.
Without Bishop Dewane's consecration, no one can celebrate Mass in the oratory, which Ave Maria officials hope will also serve the surrounding Ave Maria town.
The diocese and the university confirmed that conversations between the two were proceeding, but had not been resolved. Those involved in the proceedings did not address details, considering them confidential.
"We won't make any comment about the relationship with the diocese," [Ave Maria University President] Healy said last week. "We're very hopeful that things will get resolved and it will become clear. There are issues that are not easily understood and hard to explain and we don't want to comment on it."
"In one sense it's very complex; in another it's not complex at all," said the Rev. Phillip J. Brown, an associate professor at Catholic University's School of Canon Law. "Nothing can be done without the authority of the bishop."
Any pastor for the oratory at Ave Maria must be approved by the bishop. Pastors at other Catholic colleges are often recommended by the religious orders running the schools. However, since Ave Maria University is lay-run, it is doubtful they will be given the power to make such recommendations, called the "right of presentation."
Further, Ave Maria University's canonical status differs from many other Catholic universities. Ave Maria does not meet the official definition of a Catholic university, but is "a private university in the Catholic tradition." Officially Catholic universities must agree to follow a number of church norms on education and are usually under the administration of the bishop.
According to Healy, the university community is "a private association of the faithful." "It's not an association that represents the church publicly," Brown said. "It's purely private."
It is unclear whether this status is in fact affecting the requests for the oratory's consecration.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Naples News Editorial on Ave Maria Oratory
The situation with the church-like oratory at the town of Ave Maria, across the street from Ave Maria University, begs for explanation. There is so much public interest in the $24 million, highly visible icon and how it is used, or not being used, that we are moved to ask for a public understanding as to why it remains closed for services.I echo the call to Ave Maria to explain what is going on. And while they're at it, an explanation of why three beloved and well-qualified law professors were fired would be appreciated.
We call on Bishop Dewane to educate us. Enlighten us. Please tell us in layman's terms what the problem is at Ave Maria and how it can be addressed.
We could stand to hear more from Ave Maria as well.
This is, as they say, an opportunity for a teaching moment.
We believe that could start with some public conversation. Secrecy, which has a way of making matters worse by inviting speculation to occupy the void of truth, has drawn public ire on other church matters in the past. Over time it leads to greater concern within the church and beyond.
HT and commentary: AveWatch.com
Fumed by Thales at 10:13 AM. |
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Wasting Away Again in AveMariaville
Fessio's saying the TLM at AMU now. Which is weird, because he's not really a TLM kinda guy. Makes me think this is all about donor retention. Which is one of the reasons why Monaghan shouldn't be allowed to set up his crypto-parish "Oratory." Guys that make liturgical decisions based on how best to prop up their failing real estate deals shouldn't be allowed to make liturgical decisions. I know, lots of bishops make liturgical decisions for terrible reasons, but the Church allows this, because there is a special place in Hell for bad bishops, so we're covered there. Unless and until someone (Incense? or is this fumare's job?) can demonstrate that there is a special place in Hell for crazy lying egomaniacal former billionaires, no "Oratory" for you. (I'm not saying there isn't a special place in Hell for crazy lying egomaniacal former billionaires, I just wanna see some proof, you know, a little something to help us all rest a little easier at night.)
Speaking of Incense, are you, like me, finding it less and less funny and more and more creepy? The tone has switched from that of a paid pr flak cheerleader to something more like a CCD class teaching mom who's trying to convince her charges that the Church is cool. (You kids still say that, right? "Cool?") Who is the middle aged woman who writes those posts these days?
What else? Yeah, could someone please ask Dr. Peters to comment on whether T$M's attempt to set up his own de facto territorial parish is a "schismatic act"? And will the BoG be revisiting the move to Fla now that the numbers have changed, or was that just another case of "one man, one vote, one time"? Really, more like "one man, several votes (until they get it right), then that's the last time." Oh, and avewatch has been good recently, so check that out. Okay, I hope I've moved that week-old RuPaul thread down off-screen.
See you all at the March! Remember, Boko loves you! Go teh Fred!
Fumed by Boko Fittleworth at 1:11 PM. |
Friday, January 11, 2008
Blood on the Shirt - Ron Paul Bump?
Hillary got blood on her shirt in a contrived way in the 24 hrs before the New Hampshire primary. First she was video taped weeping for our country. Then she was "attacked" by a group of men shouting "Iron my shirts!" Create empathy with your audience, then fend off an attack for a virtuous cause. Hillary was able to remind NH that she is a woman and that she is ALSO fighting a battle against sexism (which is obviously still alive and kicking). The whole thing was too implausable to be real, especially the "Iron my shirt" chant (her first response was to have the audience lights be turned up so the cameras could see the signs). But it worked, Hillary got her bump despite the manipulation.
Now for Ron Paul.
Ron has been the small guy who has stood against the establishment and the-way-things-are-done-to-get-things-done culture that disregards the Constitution for many years. He is a statesman with the greatest integrity, an integrity that is reflected in his voting record and in his penetrating speeches and books.
He is the David against the Goliath of the establishment and the media.
But now that he has been excluded from the past Fox debate, and has been smeared once again, and has been piled on by the rest of the candidates who laugh and sneer at him, he has blood on the shirt. Ron Paul comes back strong with his principles and he is nationally getting the attention because he has gotten blood on his shirt for fighting the good fight. But unlike Hillary, it is for real. Real character, real blood. A blogger's comments from Lewrockwell.com:
I think [Ron Paul's best moment in the debate] was when the silly moderator tried to take Paul out of the substantive debate by harping on his de minimis following by 911 truthers. He forcefully but politely asked to be included in the actual debate, to which he was, where he performed masterfully. Also, I think the doctor deserves credit for keeping up the good fight for peace and freedom. Unlike the others on that
stage, who are there seeking power for their own personal glory, Paul is not there for himself, but the cause. I'm sure there are times, especially when the smear artists are in full effect, that he would like to go home and spend his time with his noble family. But Paul keeps on going. He keeps advancing the argument and instructing the ignorant in the face of laughter and ridicule; in spite of his own self-acknowledged faults. While he may not even realize it himself, he's teaching us libertarians, both cosmopolitan and provincial, how to act with courage, fortitude, and dignity. So in short, what we are currently witnessing by Ron Paul in his struggle to keep on in the face of adversity and seemingly insurmountable odds, is his finest moment.
Things aren't over just yet for the good doctor Paul.
Did you notice that Fox News lost huge market share to CNN during the New Hampshire primary after its Ron Paul exclusion stunt? CNN's Wolf Blitzer has been fairly covering Ron Paul. Coincidence, or is Fox News losing creditability for being "fair and balanced"?
So, should you support Ron Paul? Any thinking Catholic who takes his faith seriously should support Ron Paul above all the candidates. He is the most consistent candidate and just about perfect when viewed from a Catholic perspective. There is no reason why a Catholic should not support Ron Paul.
"But he can't win," you say?
The Holy Father's words come to mind:
"Through faith in the existence of this power [to 'take away the sin of the
world'], hope for the world's healing has emerged in history. It is, however,
hope - not yet fulfilment; hope that gives us the courage to place ourselves on
the side of good even in seemingly hopeless situations, aware that, as far as
the external course of history is concerned, the power of sin will continue to
be a terrible presence." - Spe Salvi #36
I have placed myself on the side of Ron Paul because it is the side of good even in a seemingly hopeless situation. But I have reason to know that it is not as seemingly hopeless as Fox News keeps telling us. . . but hope I have.
Do you?
By Nov 2008 the economy will be THE issue of the election.
This is Ron Paul's issue.
It is not over yet.
Go Ron Paul!
Fumed by Columcille at 1:11 AM. |
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Farewell, Professor Eisenberg
From: Dobranski, Bernard
Sent: Thu 1/10/2008 2:56 PM
To: All Law System Distribution; All Alumni
Subject: Personnel Update
Dear Faculty, Staff and Students of Ave Maria School of Law,
Professor Diane E. Eisenberg will be leaving the Law School because of personal circumstances. Professor Eisenberg has been a Visiting Assistant Professor since the Fall of 2006 and has taught Professional Responsibility, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property and Law & Literature. She has been an excellent teacher and a fine addition to the faculty, and she will be greatly missed.
Dean Bernard Dobranski
Fumed by Tommy More at 3:49 PM. |
How Are Things Going At Ave Maria Town?
Tom Monaghan is going broke. The founder of Domino's Pizza and mastermind behind the new town and university named Ave Maria has drained nearly all of his liquid assets, he said. .....Thankfully, according to the article, Monaghan still has a lot of non-liquid assets including real estate in Michigan. I wonder if he's thinking of the cash value of a certain building located on the corner of Plymouth and Green in Ann Arbor.
Monaghan's dwindling resources make the next two years critical in the development and success of both the university, where Monaghan has focused the majority of his energy, and the town that surrounds it.
And Monaghan is now in charge of the university's marketing. The school's new marketing director, Forrest Wallace, a Catholic deacon who most recently was a senior marketing manager at a Cincinnati-based bank, will report directly to Monaghan. Monaghan's marketing prowess has long been admired within the cutthroat pizza industry.Uh, oh. Monaghan is in charge of marketing. Somebody get a hold of Monaghan and tell him that calling people "terrorists" is generally not a good P.R. move. Another word of advice: This is not the pizza industry. Ix-nay on the utthroat-cay.
Initial projections expected 950 home sales in Ave Maria by 2008. Pulte Homes, the town's residential builder, did not release its sales figures. But cobbling together numbers from a variety of sources shows results well short of 950. Monaghan acknowledged home sales were not meeting expectations and blamed the market.Oh, boy. That housing market can be fickle.
The second article gives more bad news for Ave Maria University: This weekend's Grand Opening has been cancelled.
The university had planned an opening from Jan. 10-13 for its new permanent campus and oratory in eastern Collier County, but it was canceled. Another event following Ave Maria town's opening in July and the university's opening in August would be redundant, school spokesman Rob Falls said.Come now, Mr. Falls. "Nothing to do"? Then why cancel the party? I was looking forward to the hors-d'oeuvres! (Especially those little cocktails weiners. Mmm, mmm.)
"What are we really going to celebrate the opening of?" Falls said.
The school had invited Diocese of Venice Bishop Frank Dewane to celebrate a dedicatory Mass at the school's new 100-foot tall, $24 million oratory, or Catholic place of prayer, on Jan. 13. But Dewane hasn't agreed to consecrate the oratory and Mass cannot be celebrated inside until he does. Falls said the oratory's status had "nothing to do" with the opening's cancellation.
Ave Maria still will hold its fifth annual golf tournament this weekend with festivities beginning the evening of Jan. 10 with a pairings dinner and auction at 6 p.m. at the Club at Mediterra in Naples. The tournament will be held at the town's new Del Webb course.Boko, that's great news for you. There will still be golf! When is your tee off time?
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Tom $ Monaghan Endorses Romney
In an early rendition of his stump speech, Romney included a story about handing T$M a check for $1 billion-plus from Bain Capital for the purchase of Domino's. Maybe that nugget will make a comeback now. I also remember the Brownback people being particularly hard on Romney. For some reason, a guy dressed up as a dolphin followed him around. And that was supposed to promote the message that Romney is a flip-flopper. So Monaghan used Romney's money to harrass him. Say what else you will, no guys in dolphin suits at fumare. We have held the moral high ground.
Here's a quote from the article:
"As someone who values the importance of faith in one's life, I recognize in Mitt his deep religious convictions which will serve him well in facing the critical moral issues facing our society," Monaghan said in a statement. " I believe he will stand firm on the pro-life issues and for the traditional family values that our country was founded on and which are so critical to the future of our nation."
Romney and Monaghan met each other in 1998, when Monaghan sold Domino's to Romney's Bain Capital for $1 billion.
(Boko again:) Speaking of pro-life, did you know that, as recently as September 2007, Huckaboob didn't know what the Mexico City policy was? I wish more Values Voters knew this and voted accordingly.
Go Fred!
Fumed by Boko Fittleworth at 6:25 PM. |
Farewell, Professor Bromberg
From: Dobranski, Bernard
Sent: Wed 1/9/2008 12:31 PM
To: All Law System Distribution; All Alumni
Subject: Personnel Update
Dear Faculty, Staff and Students of Ave Maria School of Law,
Professor Howard Bromberg has accepted a full-time position as a law professor at the University of Michigan Law School. Professor Bromberg will remain associated with Ave Maria School of Law as an adjunct professor, and he will teach Property II and the Externship Course this semester. I would like to thank Professor Bromberg for his outstanding service to our School from its inception. Among his many outstanding contributions were the creation and direction of both our legal writing program and our clinics. We wish him well in his new position.
Dean Bernard Dobranski
Fumed by Tommy More at 1:46 PM. |
Dobranski Against AMSL Students, Grads Getting Jobs?
This is a new low.
Here is Mrs. Siegle's email to all:
Subject: New Job Search Website for AMSL Students and Alumni
Dear AMSL Community:
Happy New Year!
I hope everyone had a relaxing and joyous Christmas. I am excited to introduce an evolving project that I have undertaken to serve the AMSL Community by helping you with job placement and networking. Visit www.maaac.org and email me at firstname.lastname@example.com to participate.
Being an alumnus of the Class of 2003, and having had the privilege of working with many of the current AMSL students during my time as Externship Coordinator at AMSL (2005-2007), I appreciate and recognize the importance of networking students and alumni for assistance with career placement, mentoring, and professional relationship building. Career placement is of paramount importance to our success as Christian lawyers going forth in this world to engage and to elevate the culture. There are no efforts too demanding and no resources too great to commit to assisting our students and our alumni in all aspects of job placement and success.
So, I invite you to please visit www.maaac.org (Map of Active Ave Alumni Community). I have designed this site and I am honored to administer it for the benefit of AMSL students and alumni.
The focus and purpose of MAAAC is to provide initial contact information for alumni living and working throughout the world. All contact information has been voluntarily submitted with the express consent of those who are participating. At the click of a mouse, students and alumni can select a geographic area or resource category of interest and see contact information for Alumni who are interested in taking an active networking/mentoring role. Then, whether via email or phone, students and alumni can begin a dialog and can share information, advice, resumes, etc. This can be especially beneficial to current third year students who are interested in moving to a certain state after law school and would like to begin networking and making contacts in that state. Also, it can be of assistance if an alum is moving across country and wants to establish connections and networks in that area. If a student/alum seeks assistance with resume review, cover letter advice, or has a question about entering a litigation practice, he/she can contact alums who have volunteered themselves as resource contacts for those areas.
In the spirit of servant leadership, I encourage all alumni to embrace this opportunity to serve the community and to consider joining this endeavor. Please sign up for any and all categories in which you feel comfortable and confident being a resource, by emailing me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I invite all students to use this website as a resource to assist with future career plans. Please understand that this serves as an initial contact point for students and alumni, and is meant to be a springboard for people to begin a dialog. I also suggest including "MAAAC" or "MAAAC Contact" in the subject line of the email to me, to help best identify you, especially if it is your first contact. Please also be patient as this site grows and develops. As with many projects, there may be some quirks and challenges, as individuals with very busy schedules begin communicating and exchanging emails/calls, and as website improvements can sometimes take a bit of time.
As we begin this new year, I hope and pray for AMSL's success, its fidelity to its mission, and most of all, its appreciation and its dedication to the very reason for the law school's existence--the students and the alumni, both of whose best interests should be placed first, above any and all others, as we move forward.
Thank you in advance for your time and your consideration of this email. I welcome any feedback on how to continue to improve the effectiveness and success of www.maaac.org. Please feel free to email me with any questions, comments, concerns, etc., at email@example.com.
Fides et Ratio,
Suzy (Housey) Siegle
Class of 2003
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Tuesday, January 08, 2008
The Seven Deadly Sins of Deans
...There are, however, the more serious decanal transgressions that are not so easily forgiven or forgotten. The worst of these are deaning's Seven Deadly Sins, the wrongs that will rot a deanship. They may destroy the trust that allows a dean to function, dissipate the opportunity for the law school to make progress under a dean or interfere with the collegial environment that supports learning and discovery.And the Seven Deadly Sins of Deaning are .....
1. Deception.
Without trust a dean cannot effectively work for long with law school constituencies.Very true.
Touting is the practice of proclaiming that rankings are misleading, arbitrary and unreliable, and then trumpeting or calling attention to a good ranking. At best this is intellectually dishonest. Touting the ranking to alums, students or applicants, of course, implies some legitimate meaning to the rankings that deserves attention. Another example is the deans who for a few years have been explaining that one or two point differences in LSAT scores are nearly meaningless who have now suddenly started loudly touting an increase of a point or two as evidence of a significant improvement in the school.Can Bar passage rates be touted?
2. Revenge
[R]evenge is motivated not by promoting legitimate institutional interests, but by getting even or retaliating for slights or wrongs the dean has suffered.3. Narcissism
Revenge is a temptation for a dean because although our real power is limited, if we put our minds to it we can make life miserable for some people. Revenge inevitably looks like petty bullying and is a misuse of the limited power we do have. It is, therefore, an abuse of the trust our institutions and colleagues have placed in us.
Narcissism may be the mother of deadly sins. Many other sins arise when deans merge the school with their own identity. They begin to see the law school as "all about them" or egocentrically confuse the success others achieve as their personal success. Perhaps monarchs could get by with viewing personal disloyalty as treason against the state, but deans cannot. A dean should be committed to the law school, but no matter how long a dean serves, how influential or how good the dean is, the law school is never "the dean's." It has a separate identity that the dean must expect to share continuously with many others.....4. Pessimism
Narcissistic deans more commonly fall into less obvious traps. They cannot delegate properly ("nobody ever does things right," that is, the way the dean would do them); cannot genuinely participate in collegial governance ("the faculty wants to tinker with my curriculum again"); and allow their personal considerations or pet projects rather than real priorities to drive the law school budget, course offerings or research grants ("what the hell, I don't want a lot of trouble from X; give him the money").
Narcissism may also cause deans to misperceive their roles. They fail to delegate to talented staff and are distrustful of legitimate governance mechanisms. These deans also become suspicious of, and therefore unable to support fully the work of effective faculty whose productivity is threatening to them. This narcissistic "misperception of role" will likely lead to perpetual and pointless skirmishes with faculty.
A dean is a leader, and successful leaders are not pessimistic. .... At the opposite extreme of pessimism is unreasonable, baseless optimism.
5. Taciturnity
A good dean must communicate effectively. ... Decanal uncommunicativeness is not always sloppiness or accidental. Sometimes, consciously or unconsciously, it is a technique. The dean is in a position to have a lot of information and, to the extent that information is power, silence is one way to preserve power (see Narcissism).....I know some alumni who would appreciate a little more communication!
Taciturnity is a remediable sin. A good place to start is to develop a communications plan for each constituency. The plan profitably would begin with an honest statement of the goals or reasons for communicating with the group ("keeping them informed about the law school" does not count).
6. Disloyalty
Deans owe loyalty to so many groups. The dean works for the president, is employed by the university, is appointed by the provost, is paid by the students, is bound to the faculty, is at the mercy of the staff, is beholden to donors, is at the beck and call of the bench and bar and is subject to accrediting agencies. There is individual loyalty to each of these groups, of course, but they frequently have conflicting interests. How is a dean to be loyal simultaneously to so many? Serving two masters is said to be impossible. What about serving dozens of masters? The answer is that the dean's true loyalty should be to the interest all of the groups share, the long-term goal of improving the law school. The dean's first loyalty is to the law school as an institution, and through the school to the profession and the public.7. Aimlessness
The moments when the immediate interest of a group is not consistent with the long-term interests of the law school are times deans deserve the "big bucks" they are said to earn. True loyalty sometimes means having to say "no" to influential constituencies. Occasionally that puts a deanship at risk. The trustee/donor who wants to drop a clinic because it offends his political views, the faculty committee that wants to tenure a really nice guy who is a very bad teacher, and the university administrator who wants to invade the law school endowment–all have to be told "no" one way or another. Each will be very disappointed and may decide to get even with the dean.
Aimlessness manifests itself in several ways, most dangerously in the absence of vision and planning. Budgeting not clearly tied to priorities is another sign. Aimlessness results in a dean's and a school's wandering around from one thing to another without any clear direction, and as a result, the financial, faculty, staff and other resources of the school are used inefficiently and wasted.Commenting on this article, Professor Russell Weaver at Brandeis School of Law has some interesting observations on Deacanal Narcissism:
In an ideal world, there will be mutual respect between a dean and his/her faculty. Indeed, the best deans find ways to encourage and promote their faculty, and help them excel..... Unfortunately, when a dean suffers from narcissism ... there is a significant (and likely) risk that the dean will place his own narcissistic interests above those of the institution. If that happens, the result can be deadly and the psychology of an institution can be absolutely destroyed. The self-serving narcissist dean can affect both a faculty's morale and productivity. And, if a narcissistic dean continues in office over a long period of time, the deanship can severely damage the institution..... In my 26 years of teaching law, I have seen a range of deans. However, almost without exception, one knows that a deanship is in trouble when the dean is no longer the leader of the institution.Hear, hear.
Monday, January 07, 2008
Our Man Matt Bowman Fighting the Good Fight!
Well done Matt!
Fumed by Columcille at 9:42 AM. |
Saturday, January 05, 2008
My New Tobacconist: Just For Him Tobacco
Chesterton comments: "The sands of time are simply dotted with single stakes that have thus marked the turn of the tide. The first step towards ultimately winning is to make sure the enemy does not win, if it be only that he does not win everywhere. Then, when we have halted his rush, and perhaps fought it to a standstill, we may begin a general counter-attack." Let the counter-attack begin with Just for Him Tobacco!
As prohibitions on smoking and tobacco have become all the rage in the name of goddess health, there are those who still see this gift of the true God in its proper proportion and fight for the common man in pursuit of his common pleasure. Thus, JFH is a "single stake" that may hopefully turn the tide of the new Puritainism. A small family-run business, JFH is an example of the excellence and quality of people doing what they love and loving what they do! Bob and Judy Gravett are the proprietors of this operation and have striven to bring the best product at reasonable prices! Blender Waymond Gott describes himself as "a man with a deep appreciation for pipes, steaks, and petite brunettes... and redheads". (My kind of guy!)
As for tobaccos, JFH has a fabulous selection of both cigars as well as pipe tobacco. English and aromatics are in abundance as are JFH's own blends. A particular blend that may be of interest to literary types is the "Middle Earth Pipeweed Series." These blends are described as "a series of English-Aromatic blends inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's masterpiece The Lord of The Rings. Each blend commemorates the heroic characters and moments found within this trilogy and are best enjoyed in your favorite churchwarden." If Tolkien is not to your liking or you are a less romantic individual and prefer an English big business, JFH supplies Dunhill--which is an excellent tobacco in its own right. In addition, JFH sells quality pipes and other smoking implements. They offer a fine catalogue and sound advice on enjoying this most humane of habits. Sign up for their free newsletter here and check their website often!
Support this small business which provides one of the greatest pleasures that can be had (next to a petite brunette of course!). Support this single stake so that we may begin that general counter-attack! For as Monsignor Ronald Knox observed: A pipe that refuses to draw just after breakfast is guilty of desertion in the face of the enemy.
Fumed by Advocatus Militaris at 3:14 PM. |
Thursday, January 03, 2008
A Flash Extinguished
Fumed by Boko Fittleworth at 12:07 PM. |
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Analysis of AMSL Complaint and Answer
1. Parag. 55: Defendants allege that Safranek, Lyons, and Pucillo acted to "prevent a relocation, including, if necessary, destruction of the Law School." Sounds a lot like Monaghan's delusions about Ave Maria College professors (who just wanted to retain a Michigan program) as being "academic terrorists."
2. Parag. 59: Interesting claim by Defendants that there wasn't a faculty vote because it didn't happen at a faculty meeting. Is a meeting between faculty only a "faculty meeting" if the Dean declares it to be a "faculty meeting"?
3. Parags. 63-65: Interesting allegation by Plaintiffs that I had not heard before: that Bork was hired by the school as an independent contractor through the Bork Law Firm, PC, and that Bork did not have a normal full-time tenured faculty status.
4. Parags. 67-68: Defendants admit that the Chaplain and a member of IT at AMSL spoke with a certain priest, though they deny that they had anything to do with any alleged altering of a hard drive. I wonder what the conversation was about.
5. Parags. 72-73: We finally get some kind of reason from the Administration for Safranek's firing. Defendants accuse Safranek of an "unrelenting effort" "to injure and harass AMSL and its leadership and staff." Starting on Aug. 31, 2006, Dobranski sent Safranek a "letter of censure and reprimand for misconduct." Subsequent "letters of discipline" described other "acts of misconduct". What could these acts injuring and harassing AMSL staff be? Surely not the infamous "good morning" charges!
6. Parag. 80: Defendants do not contest the fact that Lyons and Pucillo got unusually small salary increases (apparently smaller increases than other professors). Defendants allege, however, that these unusually small salary increases were "based on Dobranski's judgment and assessment as to the value of their performance during the previous year." Of course, I find the allegation that Lyons and Pucillo were sub-par professors to be completely absurd. And I think anyone who took a class with them would have to agree.
7. Parags. 81-83: Defendants admit that Lyons and Pucillo were denied tenure "based on their failure to meet their burden of establishing that they had met the requirements for tenure" and that Dobranski went against the recommendation of the faculty committee in favor of granting tenure to Lyons and Pucillo. Unfortunately, there is no description as to how Lyons and Pucillo failed to meet their burden (in contrast with Sonne and Adolphe.) Any Monaghan supporters care to speculate on the reasons?
8. Parag. 87: A weird timeline. Lyons and Pucillo get notice of the tenure decision on Aug. 8. The complaint alleges that Dobranski told Lyons and Pucillo that there were no procedures for appealing tenure denial, even though the Faculty Handbook provides for this. In the answer, Dobranski admits that "the Law School did not have procedures in place for denial of tenure situations". The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 17. In the answer, Dobranski claims that procedures to deal with Lyons and Pucillo were approved by Board of Governors on Oct. 15 before the lawsuit was filed, and that Lyons and Pucillo were notified about procedures on Oct. 22. To me, the Oct. 15 BOG meeting occuring before the lawsuit was filed on Oct. 17 seems to me to be a little too convenient. I mean, Lyons and Pucillo got their tenure decision on August 8, and Dobranski then tells them that there are no procedures for appealing tenure and more than 2 months pass before the BOG meeting on Oct. 15 that approved procedures. I guess depositions should reveal whether an official, fully-attended BOG meeting really happened on that date.


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Apparently Cassie has been under the weather and posted her home remedy on Instagram.
As a result, Sandra Rose posted on her website about Cassie's sickness and compared her to Peaches Geldof, a 25-year-old socialite who recently passed away. Rose said:
Nurses and doctors study long hours burning the midnight oil for years just so we can earn a professional degree that tells a state we are qualified to be licensed. Then along comes clueless folk like pseudo singer Cassie Ventura who has been sick for 3 days with Ebola-like symptoms. Instead of going to see a doctor, she calls Boomqusiha from around the way who advises her to swallow a concoction of herbs, plants, citrus fruit and marijuana seeds to cure what ails her. Then we wonder why young people like Peaches Geldof suddenly drop dead? #RIP.
Cassie took to Instagram (mentioning the wrong user by the way) with a response for Rose:
@sandrarose … A friend of mine sent me a bulls**t article you wrote about me today. At first I laughed it off as always but then, at the end, you compared me taking care of my sickness to Peaches Geldof passing this week, asif that's my fate (God rest her soul). YOU are disgusting. THE POOR GIRL JUST PASSED!! Let her rest in Peace and don't wish death on me. You are not a journalist. You are an angry little girl or old maid, who knows? I'm assuming you aren't getting paid and maybe that's why you sound so angry?? If you are getting money off of that over opinionated blog, someone needs to start a petition for you to no longer have a job. When I looked through more of your posts I realized that you just sound like you're PMSing or maybe it's menopause Whatever it is, I think it's in your best interest to go see someone about it and keep my name off of your disgusting blog. What really f**ked me up was the fact that on your twitter you brought up @dkbwear who just passed as well, it wasn't that you reported it, it was your delivery. YOU ARE A DISGUSTING HEARTLESS HUMAN BEING and all I can do is pray for you. How sad it is that you choose to live in such a negative light. I always ignore the bulls**t but you touched on some topics that are just so wrong. You don't deserve an opinion about society anymore. Next time I see you lingering in Atlanta club like a creeper, I'll tell you to your face.
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