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The Pope of Christian Unity Connects New Evangelization and Healing the Divisions in the Body of Christ. Do We
The Pope made clear that the goal of authentic ecumenism is the visible unity between divided Christians
Unity is on the one hand the fruit of faith and, on the other, a means - almost a prerequisite - for an increasingly credible proclamation of the faith to those who do not yet know the Savior or who, while having received the proclamation of the Gospel, have almost forgotten this valuable gift.
VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity gathered in Rome this week to consider the connection between the New Evangelization and authentic ecumenism. The Pope of Christian Unity, Benedict XVI, gave the following insights:
"We cannot follow a truly ecumenical path while ignoring the crisis of faith affecting vast areas of the world, including those where the proclamation of the Gospel was first accepted and where Christian life has flourished for centuries.
"On the other hand, we cannot ignore the many signs indicating a persistent need for spirituality, which is made manifest in various ways. The spiritual poverty of many of our contemporaries, who no longer perceive the absence of God in their lives as a form of deprivation, poses a challenge to all Christians".
Then he called those who had gathered to return to the fundamentals of the faith, the encounter with the Risen Jesus Christ noting, "we, believers in Christ, are called upon to return to the essential, to the heart of our faith, to bear witness to the living God before the world."
"We must not forget what it is that unites us: our faith in God the Father and Creator, revealed in His Son Jesus Christ, effusing the Spirit which revives and sanctifies. This is the faith we received in Baptism and it is the faith that, in hope and charity, we can profess together."
"In the light of the primacy of faith we may also understand the importance of the theological dialogues and conversations in which the Catholic Church is engaged with Churches and ecclesial communities."
"Even when we cannot discern the possibility of re-establishing full communion in the near future, such dialogue facilitates our awareness, not only of resistance and obstacles, but also of the richness of experience, spiritual life and theological reflection, which become a stimulus for ever deeper testimony".
The Pope made clear that the goal of authentic ecumenism is the "visible unity between divided Christians."
However, he noted "we must also recognize that, in the final analysis, this unity is a gift from God, and may come to us only from the Father through His Son, because the Church is His Church. From this perspective we see, not only the importance of invoking the Lord for visible unity, but also how striving after this end is relevant to the new evangelization."
"It is good to journey together towards this objective, provided that the Churches and ecclesial communities do not stop along the way, accepting the various contradictions between them as normal or as the best they can hope to achieve. It is, rather, in the full communion of faith, Sacraments and ministry that the strength of God, present and working in the world, will find concrete expression".
Finally, the Pope told those gathered, "Unity is on the one hand the fruit of faith and, on the other, a means - almost a prerequisite - for an increasingly credible proclamation of the faith to those who do not yet know the Savior or who, while having received the proclamation of the Gospel, have almost forgotten this valuable gift."
"True ecumenism, recognizing the primacy of divine action, demands above all patience, humility, and abandonment to the will of the Lord. In the final analysis, ecumenism and new evangelization both require the dynamism of conversion, understood as the sincere desire to follow Christ and to fully adhere to the will of the Father".
Upon his election to the Chair of Peter some observers indicated Pope Benedict's age would make him a "caretaker" Pope. His pace and contributions have demonstrated that those observers were absolutely wrong. He has proven to be an indefatigable and tireless missionary and a treasure to the whole Church.
He is exactly what he said in his self assessment which was given when he began his service, a "simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord" He has written three encyclicals, three apostolic exhortations and two books about Jesus of Nazareth, with the third installment soon to be available.
He is a scholar of the highest order, yet able to communicate with simplicity and beauty, because he is a man of deep prayer; a man in communion with the Risen Lord. He has given continual, deep and spiritually profound teaching to the faithful - including some of the finest hagiography in centuries - during his Wednesday Catechesis.
He made Church history, when Motu Propio, he released the Apostolic Constitution on Groups of Anglicans which began the healing of the divided Western Church. Two Ordinariates have already been formed and more will follow. The fruits of these Ordinariates will be recounted by future historians as among the most important events in the Third Millennium of the Church.
He has earned the great respect of Patriarchs and leaders of the Orthodox Church and is making progress toward some form of communion between Eastern and Western Christianity which could make the Third Millennium a millennium of communion.
He has championed the re-christianizing of Europe and passionately promoted the New Evangelization of the Church - even establishing a new Pontifical Council on the New Evangelization. He has been a champion of the New Ecclesial movements and helped to ensure that they are rooted in the heart of the Church and received as gift for the missionary work of the Church in this hour.
He has doggedly defended the Christian roots of the West and defended religious freedom as a fundamental human right. He has engaged the Islamic world with great charity and courage on the ground of dialogue in truth. He began the "Courts of the Gentiles" outreach engaging atheists and agnostics. Clearly, this is a missionary Pope.
I remember that day, April 20, 2005, when the newly elected Pope Benedict XVI gave his first message at the end of a Mass he had concelebrated with the members of the College of Cardinals in the Sistine Chapel. He signaled his mission:
"Nourished and sustained by the Eucharist, Catholics cannot but feel encouraged to strive for the full unity for which Christ expressed so ardent a hope in the Upper Room. The Successor of Peter knows that he must make himself especially responsible for his Divine Master's supreme aspiration. Indeed, he is entrusted with the task of strengthening his brethren (cf. Luke 22: 32).
"With full awareness, therefore, at the beginning of his ministry in the Church of Rome which Peter bathed in his blood, Peter's current Successor takes on as his primary task the duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the full and visible unity of all Christ's followers. This is his ambition, his impelling duty."
The authentic ecumenical mission of restoring the full and visible unity of the Church has been the beating heart of Pope Benedict's years of service in the Chair of St Peter. That is because it reflects Heart of the Lord. "I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me." (John 17: 20, 21)
Catholics speak of our Christian friends in other Christian communities who have been validly baptized in accordance with a Trinitarian formula as already being in "imperfect communion" with the One Church. This is why Catholics do not "re-baptize" a Christian from another community who comes into the Catholic Church. We speak of them as coming into "full communion" because they are already joined to the one Church in an "imperfect" or incomplete communion.
The Church is God's Plan for the whole human race. Jesus came to found the Church and begin the New Creation. It is a communion from above into which we enter. It is His Body. He is the Head and we are the members. Through our Baptism the Church becomes our home, our mother, the place in which we now live our lives in Christ.
To perceive and live this reality requires a continuing and dynamic conversion brought about by grace, which is mediated to us through the Sacraments and, most especially through our Eucharistic communion. We are sons and daughters of the Church. In living our lives within her we are enlisted in the mission of carrying forward in time the continuing work of Jesus Christ.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church, citing patristic sources, states: "To reunite all his children, scattered and led astray by sin, the Father willed to call the whole of humanity together into his Son's Church. The Church is the place where humanity must rediscover its unity and salvation. The Church is "the world reconciled." She is that bark which "in the full sail of the Lord's cross, by the breath of the Holy Spirit, navigates safely in this world." According to another image dear to the Church Fathers, she is prefigured by Noah's ark, which alone saves from the flood." (#895)
To this Church has been entrusted the Sacraments (Mysteries), the Word of God, and the gift of a Teaching Office - Magisterium - through which Jesus Christ continues to speak through the Holy Spirit. The Church is not an optional "extra" that we add on to our lives, she is our life and we live our lives now in Christ.
From Christ's wounded side, the Church was birthed at the tree of Calvary, the altar of the new world. Through faith we are invited into this mystery and by grace we come to more fully comprehend and live it as we respond to the ongoing call to conversion and newness of life.
Pope Benedict XVI has remained faithful to the conviction he expressed on the day of his first allocution. It is his 'Impelling Duty to work toward the rebuilding of the full and visible unity of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church."
He is fulfilling that duty with prophetic courage. His teaching Magisterium is characterized by orthodoxy (right teaching) and orthopraxy (right practice). It is also characterized by a recovery of the legitimate diversity of expression within the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Into a world that is fractured, divided, wounded, filled with "sides" and "camps" at enmity with one another, the Church is called to proclaim, by both word and deed, the unifying love of a living God. The heart of the "Gospel" is the message that in and through Jesus Christ, authentic unity with God - and through Him, in the Spirit, with one another- is not only possible but is the plan of God for the entire human race.
The Church is the way. It was not the Lord's plan that she be divided. It is His Plan that she be restored to full communion. Let us take our lead, as these historic events unfold, from the clear teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. These paragraphs are in the section entitled "Wounds to Unity":
"817 In fact, "in this one and only Church of God from its very beginnings there arose certain rifts, which the Apostle strongly censures as damnable. But in subsequent centuries much more serious dissensions appeared and large communities became separated from full communion with the Catholic Church - for which, often enough, men of both sides were to blame."
"The ruptures that wound the unity of Christ's Body - here we must distinguish heresy, apostasy, and schism - do not occur without human sin: Where there are sins, there are also divisions, schisms, heresies, and disputes. Where there is virtue, however, there also are harmony and unity, from which arise the one heart and one soul of all believers.
818 "However, one cannot charge with the sin of the separation those who at present are born into these communities [that resulted from such separation] and in them are brought up in the faith of Christ, and the Catholic Church accepts them with respect and affection as brothers . . . .
"All who have been justified by faith in Baptism are incorporated into Christ; they therefore have a right to be called Christians, and with good reason are accepted as brothers in the Lord by the children of the Catholic Church."
819 "Furthermore, many elements of sanctification and of truth" are found outside the visible confines of the Catholic Church: "the written Word of God; the life of grace; faith, hope, and charity, with the other interior gifts of the Holy Spirit, as well as visible elements."
"Christ's Spirit uses these Churches and ecclesial communities as means of salvation, whose power derives from the fullness of grace and truth that Christ has entrusted to the Catholic Church. All these blessings come from Christ and lead to him, and are in themselves calls to "Catholic unity."
820 "Christ bestowed unity on his Church from the beginning. This unity, we believe, subsists in the Catholic Church as something she can never lose, and we hope that it will continue to increase until the end of time." Christ always gives his Church the gift of unity, but the Church must always pray and work to maintain, reinforce, and perfect the unity that Christ wills for her.
"This is why Jesus himself prayed at the hour of his Passion, and does not cease praying to his Father, for the unity of his disciples: "That they may all be one. As you, Father, are in me and I am in you, may they also be one in us, so that the world may know that you have sent me." The desire to recover the unity of all Christians is a gift of Christ and a call of the Holy Spirit."
May the prayer of Jesus, "May they be One" become our prayer - and the mission of the whole Church. The Pope of Christian Unity connects the New Evangelization and the healing of the divisions in the Body of Christ. Do We?
Pope Francis Prayer Intentions for December 2013
General Intention: Victimized Children. That children who are victims of abandonment or violence may find the love and protection they need.
Missionary Intention: Prepare the Savior's Coming. That Christians, enlightened by the Word incarnate, may prepare humanity for the Savior's coming.
Keywords: Unity, ecumenism, Pope of Christian unity, New Evangelization, communion, Pope Benedict XVI, John 17, Deacon Keith Fournier
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Very nice. I once asked an American Jesuit (wonderful man) what one sign of being on the right path was and his quiet reply was: harmony. For peace, unity, joy, harmony is important. I will expound, though. It is possible to feel harmonious on some levels and yet not be on the right path. How? Ignorance. If the script is wrong, yet we believe it is right and everyone around us believes it is right, there might be illusions of harmony present even if the ship is way off course. Let me further explain with the following from Abraham Maslow: the normal adjustment of the average, common-sense, well-adjusted implies a continued sucessful rejection of much of the depths of human nature.
Therefore, on some levels the biggest cult of all, it has been said, is what? Culture. What if the culture is half insane? What if the culture is sick? Then the media risks being off track. The politics and laws risk being off track. What I am getting at is that I am very grateful for the Catholic Church and their leaders. Their theologians, their philosophers, and so forth are a blessing. If the culture at large is crazy, then being ostracized and ridiculed is a sign of sanity. (which explains, in part, why so many martyrs existed and continue to do so)
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1 year ago
Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle shared this story in his book, Easter People, Orbis Books, 2005. It speaks to much of what Pope Benedict XVI and Deacon Keith Fournier are saying. His story awakens an emotion in me about where I am. I hope it does the same for all who read it.
"Before returning to the Philippines after studying in the United States, I met a Chinese student from the People's Republic of China, where he was a student of sociology and economics. He was in Washington, D.C., to attend a conference. While he was at The Catholic University, the Tiananmen Square Massacre happened and he decided not to go home. He found a way for his wife to join him, and they stayed in Washington where he continued his studies. Despite being a non-believer who grew up without belonging to any religion, he was very interested in religions, especially Christianity. When he heard I was going back to the Philippines, he invited me to meet his wife and have sup- per with them.
He mentioned that he was enjoying his stay at the university and I asked if he was learning anything about religion and Christianity. "What is your impression of our faith, our religion?" "You know, your Bible is the most beautiful book I have ever read," he said. "How about the Christian approach to life? Have you had a chance to reflect on it?" "Yes," he said, "I have taken courses in Christian ethics, Christian doctrine, and history of Christian dogma." Then he said, "I think Christianity has solutions to all the problems of the world. If Christianity could only be lived out, all the problems that I see in China could be solved." And so I asked, "Are you a believer now?" His response was, "Not yet. My mind understands and my mind has decided that what I understand is true; but I still cannot say, 'I believe.'"
I found this Chinese student to be very, very wise. To make the jump from "This is true" to "I believe" is not just a matter of explication. There are many truths that we see, but to be able to say, "I believe" needs grace. I have a feeling that he already believes. I can- not believe that grace is absent. What else is missing for him to be able to say in grace, "I believe"?
Before we parted I told him, "Should you reach a point when you can say, 'I believe,' I hope you won't forget the Catholic tradition." He had mentioned that he also studied the Protestant tradition. "Oh, yes. I appreciate the many different traditions. Your Catholic tradition is much fuller," he said, adding, "but after two years here at Catholic University, my only heartache is that no Catholic priest, sister, or student has approached me to teach me about the Word of God. Every Friday the Baptists come to my house and invite me to learn about their religion. You Catholics are very, very weak in evangelism." As he said this I felt like a culprit. I realized that he was searching for a community that would share its faith, its memory with him. And somehow we failed him. A non-believer who spoke beautifully about the Word of God and the Catholic tradition was making me realize how my indifference, inaction, and sin of omission, in other words my failure to forge community with him, were turning me into an enemy of the Christian faith. Forgetfulness hindered me from actively building bridges of communion with him.
I still remember one of my professors saying that there is an unbeliever within every believer and that we need to constantly dialogue with, evangelize, and convert that part of us. Our belief in the resurrection rests in our acceptance of the cross of Jesus' love. The more we distance ourselves from the cross and push it to forgetfulness, the more the resurrection becomes a distant reality in our lives. Only by carrying the cross of the victims of history and society in love do we become agents of hope in society."
1 year ago
This is my Confirmation name.
I remember my childhood when I often was discussing with my dad about various topics. Although sometimes we were arguing very hard, I know that now he prays for me in the Heaven, and I pray for him here.
The unity is not when you put together two cubes, because they will remain two separate cubes.
When Apostle John mentioned the Seven Churches, did he address different churches?
If the "differences" were and are the fruit of devil's work, they will vanish and will be merely forgotten as if they never existed. If they remain, and after the "administrative" kisses they surely will remain, it means that there is something that blows them up and this "something" may find it (new administrative arrangements) quite comfortable to hide in (in this new den).
This is my position of an ignorant and humble man.
In Christ, -
1 year ago
The unity is in the diversity of The Faith, not the diversity of faiths & this Faith is to the Perfect Unity of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit of three persons but of the same substance to one God. It is only by this unity comes our unity through the Person of the Son Christ Jesus who being the express Image of God & on whose Image & Likeness is man created. To understand this unity better we need to understand as to what is disunity in the beliefs, like the three headed God of Hinduism where the stories about the relationship between the three is abound with total strife & supremacy of one over the other even unto adverse sexual corruptions to the point of no return cause it was so in their very beginnings. Beliefs project the truth & to this is the belief in Christ to perfect unity as it was in the beginning, always been.
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These works are offered to us in an intimate setting where each faculty's philosophical vision and aesthetic concepts are presented with diverse materials, visual richness and a broad range of subject matter. This year's vast body of work includes painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, graphic design, illustration, mixed media, jewelry design and motion graphics. The 2012 Department of Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition is our time to celebrate the meaningful contributions to art and education of our dedicated faculty.
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As I wrote few minutes ago, Republicans still insist that Obama voters are moochers who don't work, don't pay taxes, and sleep till noon. So I asked folks to send me their photos of them at work "sleeping till noon." Here's the first person to reply:
"My name is Dana Hoare," writes Dana Hoare. "I work as a patient financial services manager at a hospital in Boston and work M-F 8:30am - 6pm. I pay my taxes and mortgage, give charitably, provide care+ support for my retired parents and my partner's elderly mother. Mitt Romney was my governor and I proudly voted for Obama."
Are you also an Obama voter who's working—before noon, after noon, owning your own business perhaps? They say you don't exist. Send me a photo of you at work (with a brief message to Thomas, Romney, Limbaugh, and the rest of the GOP if you like) and I'll post em. Send 'em here.
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As much as we love big cats and bush dogs, our favorite kind of predator is still made by Sunseeker. The Predator 108, to be exact, is the one with all the teeth and claws to get our attention. More precisely, it's the Sunseeker with the stowed Caterham 7 that kills us. that However, you probably didn't know there are two larger Predators and a surprisingly complete range of other Sunseeker motor yachts and cruisers from which to choose. To remedy those regrettable oversights, Sunseeker has released an app for your iPad that will get you caught up on all the latest. And Sunseeker itself says that this is the first step toward making one of its sailing yachts and motor yachts yours. That means you can't consider yourself wasting time with this app. You're planning for the future.


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Steller: In TUSD case, integration, not achievement, is the goal
We can thank Willis Hawley for, perhaps unintentionally, laying bare the fundamental flaw that underlies TUSD's desegregation case today.
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For four years, Arizona charter schools have been arguing in court that they get a raw deal from the Legislature.
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Updates and outtakes from the Cold Pueblo:
Steller: A serial hostess teaches lessons in living
In September, my friend Karen Seger and I met to discuss a possible column about a troubled man she had helped out for years and who had just died.
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The sheer number of abuse allegations that Arizona Child Protective Services revealed it did not investigate — at least 6,500 — obscures a more revealing fact, one that should make us realize we aren't grappling with the real problem yet.
Steller: Let's replace La Placita in the name of urban renewal
An Urban Land Institute team arrived in Tucson last week and, after a thorough review of downtown and the adjacent west side, came up with a brilliantly ironic idea:
Steller: Sometimes police aren't best to handle crisis calls
When Marty Maiden Sr. announced on Facebook Oct. 31 that he intended to end his life, his friends and family mobilized quickly.
Steller: Tucsonans take on bicycle, pedestrian safety
The man lay on the asphalt of East Grant Road, groaning beneath a cluster of firefighters, his bicycle perched on the sidewalk nearby.
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Tucson firefighters and Southwest Ambulance personnel attend to an injured cyclist. A car hit the cyclist Tuesday in a crosswalk at Grant and Stone.
Steller: Flake, McCain missing on A-10 issue
U.S. Sens. Jeff Flake and John McCain have had two chances in the last week to state their support for the continued existence of the A-10, the mainstay of Tucson's Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
Steller: We need to work on our city if we want to attract big employers
You could predict the response many Tucsonans had on Nov. 4, when Apple Inc. announced its plans to put a new plant and around 2,000 jobs in Mesa.
Steller: Parents must accept vaccine responsibility
The sight of white, middle-class moms chatting at parks, schools and sports practices is starting to scare me.
Steller: TUSD must find a way to expand University High
Things in the Tucson Unified School District tend to get complicated quickly.
Steller: Sober, he helps addicts become dads to their kids
Smoke from a mesquite fire wafted in through the car windows, and a train blew its horn.
Steller: Transparency, not rock policy, is CBP's problem
When Border Patrol agents shoot at rock throwers, some argue it's an unnecessary, disproportionate response: Deadly force against a mild threat.
Steller: Overlapping mail-in elections cause confusion
Mail-in elections may represent the future in Tucson, but complications in Tuesday's voting show that future isn't now.
Steller: Right-to-die advocate pushes new frontier
If you think the idea of assisted suicide is controversial, welcome to the farthest frontier in the debate.
Steller: Mealtimes with Tucson's hungriest foodie
Other people might find Jared McKinley's background interesting — his previous affiliations with the Flam Chen dance troupe, the Arizona Native Plant Society, his production of downtown underwear parties and now, of Edible Baja Arizona magazine.
Steller: Nogales prosecutors call out federal agent
NOGALES, Ariz. - You can imagine how this story might have ended.
Steller: Rosemont's benefits too short term
When Dennis Fischer started talking about more possible deposits of copper at Rosemont, my ears perked up.
Steller: Project too late to be downtown catalyst
The banner hanging on the side of the Bank One Annex building on East Congress says all you need to know about the renewed residential project planned for that empty downtown lot.
Steller: Saddlebrooke case isn't that funny after all
The story of the SaddleBrooke cuckold gave the whole country a chuckle for a couple of days.
Steller: Let's get rid of city wards — just kidding (sort of)
With city election ballots landing in mailboxes, perhaps now would be a good time to throw out some endorsements.
Steller: It's time for a people-peccary peace pact
Why can't people and peccaries just get along?
Steller: Like Rio Nuevo itself, probe produced a lot of nada
It makes sense that the results of the criminal investigation into Rio Nuevo's finances emerged last week in a convoluted, back-door manner.
Steller: In Tucson, lives of walkers, cyclists are cheap
You can kill a 7-year-old in a crosswalk and never sniff a jail cell.
Steller: Tucson Marine sells 'Infidel' knives
Knife aficionados would find Bryan Bates' blades pretty cool even without the Arabic word stamped into them.
Bryan Bates
Bryan Bates makes custom knives at his Tucson workshop, inscribed with the Arabic word "infidel" and cooled in a mixture of water and pigs blood.
Steller: Financial interests entangle Sunnyside board
If Sunnyside Unified School District will not admit to a corruption problem, perhaps it will cop to having boundary issues.
Steller: Raytheon tax dispute no cause for alarm
You can see why people would flinch from Pima County Assessor Bill Staples' fight to collect more taxes from Raytheon Missile Systems.
Steller: Making enemies, through poetry
Just who does this Jefferson Carter character think he is, anyway?
Steller: Let's learn something from Guerena killing
For more than two years, the Pima County Sheriff's Department has steadfastly defended its performance in the investigation and raid that led to the death of Jose Guerena.
Steller: Dying Tucson businesses get their award
Tonight a variety of Tucson enterprises will get what is probably the area's most coveted business recognition — the Copper Cactus awards — for workplace excellence, technological innovation and other achievements.
Steller: Dying Tucson businesses get their award
Tonight a variety of Tucson enterprises will get what is probably the area's most coveted business recognition — the Copper Cactus awards, for workplace excellence, technological innovation and other achievements.
Steller: Sunnyside wants evidence of corruption, eh?
The Sunnyside school board sent out an invitation last week asking for evidence of corruption in the district.
Steller: A letter to the Air Force secretary about D-M
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Steller: Tucson couple in adoption scandal speaks out
Yes, Nicole and Calvin Eason are living in Tucson.
Steller: Report on Border Patrol avoids big question
A new inspector general's report on the use of force by Border Patrol agents answers a lot of questions, some of them relevant.
Steller: Alcohol raises risk of downtown troubles
It doesn't take much imagination to see the culture clashes a renewed downtown Tucson is bringing about.
Steller: Tucson couple the face of adoption scandal
For Tucsonans who read a shocking Reuters investigation on adopted kids published this week, two big questions leap to mind:
Steller: McCain's consistency undermines him on Syria
You can't accuse Sen. John McCain of being inconsistent.
Steller: Dabdoubs dive into downtown development
Separate scions of a prominent Nogales, Sonora, family have been quietly investing in downtown Tucson.
Steller: City must take responsibility for unwalkable Tucson
Typical Tucson scenes: A woman taking a walk pushes her baby in a stroller along the side of a residential street.
Steller: Threats to D-M are real but there's no need to panic
If you've lived in Tucson long enough, you've undoubtedly heard the bad news about the annual gem and mineral shows: They're moving to Las Vegas!
Steller: Courage lacking in Sunnyside hit piece
When I wrote Sunday about the Sunnyside Unified School District recall campaigns turning petty, I didn't know they were going to reach this cowardly low.
Steller: Sunnyside politics take a turn to the absurd
To understand how low Sunnyside school-district politics are sinking, get a load of what the school board president was peddling last week.
Steller: Once dead, downtown Tucson has a strong pulse
Riding the bus into downtown Tucson for work Thursday brought me back to the early 1980s.
Tim Steller: Enough with regional visions — Tucson needs action
Try to imagine Tucson without Imagine Greater Tucson.
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Indicative price (USD) | 999 |
Aperture | f/2.8 |
Focal range (mm) | 50 - 150 |
Filter diameter (mm) | 77 |
Max diameter (mm) | 86.4 |
Mount type | Nikon F DX |
Stabilization | OS |
AF Motor | HSM |
Zoom type | Ring |
Rotating front element | No |
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Full-Time manual focus | Yes |
Number of lenses | 21 |
Number of groups | 15 |
Diaphragm blades | 9 |
Circular aperture | Yes |
Length (mm) | 197.6 |
Weight (gr) | 1350 |
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Sigma's move away from the value-end of the market has resulted in some very high-quality yet sensitively priced lenses such as the full-frame 35mm f1.4 HSM A and this lens, the APS-C format 18-35mm f1.8 DC HSM. While we've previously reviewed the Canon mount version, Sigma has just released the lens in Nikon mount and we were curious to see if the performance could be repeated. Read on to find out. |
Following the recommendations for Nikon D7100, we've had the opportunity to assess another of the firm's 24-Mpix DX format cameras – the mid-range D5200 - with over 120 Nikkor and third-party prime and zoom models to assess image quality. Read onto find out which of these lenses perform best when paired with the camera. |
This is the third part in the series of our lens recommendations for the Nikon D7100 where we've analyzed nearly 46 Nikon and third-party telephoto prime and zoom models to assess their optical quality. Read onto find out which of these lenses are the best performers when paired with Nikon's ultra-high resolution 24-Mpix APS-C format semi-pro model. |
We're pleased to announce that we've recently added the optical image performance data on the new upgraded Sigma 50-150mm f/2.8 HSM OS Nikon mount model on the Nikon D7100 to our database. |
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Launched in February 2011, the Sigma 50-150mm f/2.8 EX DC APO OS HSM is a trans-standard zoom lens aimed at APS-C camera users. On these APS-C models, the crop factor of the sensor (1.5x on Nikon and 1.6x on Canon) makes it comparable to the 70-200mm focal length on a full frame camera, but arguably with an even more versatile length as they reach a little longer (225mm on Nikon and 240mm on Canon). Featuring a raft of specification acronyms, it promises high performance in a well-priced package, but does the reality live up to the billing? |


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Tonight's debate is the most fraught in my memory. The financial crisis has obscured the reality that our nation is at war, that Russia is sending out alarming signals that it is exploring the possibility of a new Cold War, and the terrorist bombing in Islamabad over the weekend suggests that we are far from a stable, friendly Middle East. So while Jim Leher will | Read More »


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Positive Change with Purpose, Data Practices, Discipline |
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Special Education Directors , Business Managers, and other interested school district and charter school staff |
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Regional Leadership Summits Filling Up Fast!
Aligning systems, through postsecondary partnerships, for student success. You are invited to assemble a secondary or postsecondary team to deepen our common understandings of newly-enacted legislation and to explore opportunities for new or expanded partnerships between our E-12 and postsecondary systems that will better prepare our continuum of learners to be career and college-ready. Spots still available in Brainerd and Rochester! An additional summit is being hosted in Marshall on Jan. 15th. Register by Jan. 10. If you registered for Rochester summit and want to switch to Marshall location, contact Jessica Espinosa.
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Contact: Scott Aiken
ST. JOSEPH — A judge on Tuesday ruled that the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy is qualified to serve as watchdog to monitor the state's stewardship of Warren Dunes and Warren Woods parks.
Berrien County Trial Court Judge John Dewane made the finding after a hearing on a proposed amendment to a 2009 judgment that would give title to about 550 acres of park land to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment.
The court heard several witnesses and reviewed other information before concluding that the conservancy is qualified and has the capability to act independently as special trustee.
The hearing provided an opportunity for the public to comment on matters affecting the future of a popular resource. Warren Dunes on Lake Michigan near Bridgman is the state's busiest park, attracting more than a million visitors a year.
"We're looking down the road years and years," the judge said. "We don't know what's going to happen."
Portage-based SWMLC would serve as monitor under the proposed amended judgment, which is supported by the conservancy, the state attorney general's office and others involved in litigation over the land and its trustee.
Dewane said that when certain changes are made, as agreed by all parties, he will sign the amended judgment.
The Department of Natural Resources, now the DNRE, was appointed successor trustee for the land in 2009, but the judge left the title vested in the court, saying that additional oversight was needed.
Although the state has managed the parks for decades, the judge at the time of last year's ruling pointed out examples of changing government positions, such as Indiana's decision to sell the Toll Road to a foreign joint venture group for $3.8 billion.
The amended judgment now before the court would give title to the Warren Dunes and Warren Woods property to the DNRE but prohibit the agency from selling, leasing or granting an interest in any part of it.
Formed in 1991, the nonprofit SWMLC has preserved about 8,450 acres of land, or 13 square miles, in nine counties through conservation easements, purchases and gifts. The organization has 1,200 members, an annual budget of $500,000 and a staff of five full-time and two part-time employees.
SWMLC would not be involved in day-to-day operation or maintenance of the parks but would monitor DNRE's compliance with restrictions on the property title specified by the judgment. The restrictions include holding and maintaining the land forever as public parks.
During Tuesday's hearing, Suzanne Klein, lawyer for the land conservancy, called three witnesses to testify about the organization's capability to serve as special trustee.
Much of the questioning was about SWMLC's ability to function independently of the DNRE.
George Burgoyne, who retired from the DNR in 2004 after 33 years and is now a member of the SWMLC board, said 80 percent of the conservation organization's funding is donated by private sources.
"The second thing I see is our board is very proud of our independence," he said.
Burgoyne, a Berrien County native, said he is familiar with the Warren Woods and Warren Dunes land and is aware of its significance.
"I view this as an extra layer of protection for a very special area," he said of designating SWMLC special trustee.
Burgoyne said that during his last DNR position he was responsible for the land management functions covering 4.5 million acres. Over the years, he said, it was sometimes helpful to have a local organization watching over land that had special qualities.
Dewane reminded Burgoyne of oil and gas leases on public land sold by the state in past years and asked if SWMLC could bring such a proposal to the court's attention if one arose involving Warren Woods or Warren Dunes.
"I have no doubt in my mind," Burgoyne said.
Paw Paw lawyer Harold Schuitmaker, corporate counsel for Van Buren County, and Kip Miller, chief naturalist for Berrien County parks, also testified on behalf of SWMLC.
Under the amended judgment, SWMLC is to be responsible only to the court, and if necessary after giving notice to the DNRE, can enforce compliance with the restrictions in the judgment.
The court could ask the conservancy to examine the property and report findings.
The restrictions are in keeping with those set by Three Oaks industrialist Edward K. Warren and his wife, Mary, who deeded the land to a charitable trust in 1918.
The Edward K. Warren Foundation leased the land in both parks to the state for 100 years.
A 1937 agreement covered 250 acres in Lake Township, now part of the 1,952-acre Warren Dunes park, and a 1949 agreement for the 300 acres in Warren Woods in Chikaming Township.
In 2009, Dewane appointed the Department of Natural Resources, which this year became DNRE, successor trustee for the land. The DNR was named to replace the Warren Foundation, which dissolved in 1964.
While designating the DNR as successor trustee, the court retained title to the property.
The attorney general appealed Dewane's decision about the title, but while the appeal was pending the parties agreed to the amended judgment.
In October 2008 Dewane dismissed a complaint filed by heirs of Edward K. and Mary Warren, who sought to resurrect the long-defunct Warren foundation.
The judge found that there was no statutory basis for renewal or reinstatement.
The trust then vested in the court until Dewane named the DNR as successor.
The state's petition for appointment of the DNR as successor trustee was consolidated with the Warren heirs' complaint.
Contact: Maria Steiner
Community Relations Director
Central Indiana Land Trust Inc.
1500 N. Delaware Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-631-5263
Friends and members of the Central Indiana Land Trust celebrated the permanent protection of fifty-three acres of nature this past Saturday, June 12th, 2010. Not your typical nature preserve location, Oliver's Woods is located in the heart of one of Indianapolis's busiest shopping - and highest income – areas. The nature preserve is located directly adjacent to the 683,000 square foot Keystone at the Crossing shopping area, widely known as Indiana's luxury shopping mall. It is anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrum and includes other retailers such as Tiffany & Co. and Williams Sonoma. Also within walking distance of the preserve: over 1,000 hotel rooms and 40 restaurants. About 180,000 people live within a five-mile radius of the property and boast an average household income of more than $85,000, more than double Indiana's average household income.
Former landowner Oliver Blair Daugherty ensured the permanent protection of his family's land by bequeathing it to the Central Indiana Land Trust upon his passing in 2009. He lived on the land until he became ill in 2008, and fended off many purchase offers over the years – with at least one offer coming in at $14 million.
This 53 acres had been in Mr. Daugherty's family since the mid-1800s, when his great-grandfather received it as a land grant. The land has been named Oliver's Woods Nature Preserve in his honor. Oliver's Woods also features a home, named the Daugherty House, which will eventually become the Land Trust's headquarters. The home was built in the late 1800s as a Dutch Colonial and has many historical features. Additions were built on in the 1950s, including a kitchen and garage.
One hundred fifty guests were in attendance as Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard spoke to the importance of a community's access to nature.
"We are delighted that Oliver Daugherty chose to preserve this beautiful natural area in the midst of such a highly developed part of the city, and we are honored that he chose the Central Indiana Land Trust as the vehicle for doing so. Mr. Daugherty's wishes and the mission of the Land Trust are a perfect fit. The Central Indiana Land Trust will ensure that this land is protected forever," said Heather Bacher, Executive Director for the Central Indiana Land Trust.
Mr. Daugherty generally kept to himself, but was interviewed by Jeff Kollath for the Indianapolis Parks Department in 2003. When asked what he would like to see done with the land either during or after his lifetime, Mr. Daugherty said, "I'd like to see what's here stay here."
The new preserve has 16 acres of forest and 37 acres of prairie restoration, as well as a mile of White River frontage. This will be the Land Trust's seventh protected site located on the White River, central Indiana's largest river. The White River is of particular environmental importance, as it supplies over 500,000 residents with their drinking water, as well as recreational opportunities for many anglers and paddlers.
In the future, the preserve will be open for the public to use for wildlife viewing and hiking. A portion of it is in an easement with the City of Indianapolis for the southern portion of Town Run Park mountain bike trails. The area under easement will continue to serve the community as mountain bike trails.
About the Central Indiana Land Trust
The Central Indiana Land Trust is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit organization that has protected over 3,800 acres in central Indiana through conservation easements, fee simple land acquisition, and land protection partnerships. The Land Trust manages 15 of their 28 properties as nature preserves that are open to the public.
Through land protection, stewardship and education, the Central Indiana Land Trust preserves natural areas, improving air and water quality and enhancing life in our communities for present and future generations. For more information, please visit www.ConservingIndiana.org.
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3264 Powell Road
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For more information, please call: 231.347.0991
Imagine you are on a boat in Emmet County's Crooked Lake, moving north along the Inland Waterway. You are heading toward the Crooked River and ahead of you are the Alanson locks which will transport you safely to the Crooked River. To your left, just before the locks, are beautiful, undeveloped wetlands. It is a place where the call of kingfishers is common, as is the water trail of a muskrat or otter that just passed through.
This spring, Little Traverse Conservancy purchased 2,000 feet of this frontage along with 23 acres of marsh and forested wetlands to create the Inland Waterway Preserve. According to wildlife ecologist Burt Ebbers, "I cannot think of any other waterfront parcel in the upper Crooked River watershed more deserving of preservation than this property, both in terms of helping maintain water quality and providing quality habitat for native plants and animals." Ebbers noted that the new preserve includes a well-defined Northern Fen community, a rarity in this region.
"Protecting this much shoreline near the top of the waterway was a high priority for the Conservancy," said Tom Bailey, executive director for the Conservancy.
Funding for the purchase came primarily from the Taylor Foundation, and was greatly enhanced with a $15,000 contribution from the Pickerel-Crooked Lake Association (PCLA), a dynamic group that has worked in partnership with the Conservancy throughout the years. Most notably, this group served a significant role in protecting the Oden Island Nature Preserve and the Black Hole Nature Preserve.
"The PCLA is made up of members with a wide variety of backgrounds with the common interest of protecting the environmental well being of our lakes," said Ray McMullen, president of PCLA. "Unscientifically speaking, one of the best ways to maintain or enhance the quality of a water body is to leave it the heck alone. This is why PCLA has been pleased to work with LTC on many conservation projects."
The new preserve directly adds to protection provided by other preserves. On June 24, a pontoon ride to the new preserve will depart from Ryde Marine in Oden at 6:30 pm. There is limited space and pre-registration is required, so please call 231.347.0991 for more information or visit www.landtrust.org.
Since 1972, the Little Traverse Conservancy has been working as the oldest regional, non-profit land trust in Michigan. With the support of more than 4,000 members, the Little Traverse Conservancy works with private landowners and units of local government to permanently protect ecologically significant and scenic lands from development. Since it was founded, more than 40,000 acres and 103 miles of shoreline along our region's lakes, rivers, and streams have been set aside to remain in their natural state within Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Emmet, Mackinac, and Chippewa counties. In addition, more than 6,000 young people participate in a Conservancy environmental education outing every year. For more information about the Little Traverse Conservancy and land protection options for your land, please contact their office at 231.347.0991 or visit www.landtrust.org.
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MUNCIE, IN— Dr. Helen Steussy and her daughter, Al, will be biking 3,630 miles from Oregon to New Hampshire on their "Flight for the Land" tour to raise money and awareness for land conservation. Beginning June 20th, it will take them 50 days and many thousands of feet of elevation to traverse the Cascades, Rockies, Black Hills and Appalachians on their journey from sea to shining sea. The pair, dedicated to spreading the word about the value of land conservation, will pass through many conservation lands along the way – all protected by state and local land trusts, and other organizations dedicated to preserving for future generations what remains of America's natural landscapes.
Despite the importance of land conservation to our health and communities, we are quickly losing critical natural areas as poorly planned development eats the open landscape. Every day, over 5,000 acres of land are developed in the U.S. That's the equivalent of losing New York's Central Park, Chicago's Lincoln Park, San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, Houston's Memorial Park, Tampa's Al Lopez Park, and the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Current rates and patterns of land consumption, if left unchecked, will result in wide-scale loss and fragmentation of our most important natural places within the next 20 years. The places we have counted upon for generations are disappearing at an accelerated pace and the window of opportunity to reverse this trend is rapidly closing.
That's why Helen and Al decided to act now to help raise funds and awareness for land conservation – before it's too late.
Across the country, local citizens and communities have joined together to save the places they cherish by establishing land trusts. These non-profit, community-based conservation organizations acquire and protect land for the public good. The nation's 1,700 land trusts help preserve land for future generations, protect our food and water supply, provide wildlife habitat, and strengthen communities. Strong land trusts work with communities to acquire and manage land for the purpose of permanent conservation and then steward the land for public benefit.
Over the years, land trusts have been extraordinarily successful, having protected more than 37 million acres of land, according to the National Land Trust Census (www.lta.org/census).
Helen and Al will be meeting with land trusts along their route to learn about the unique landscapes these land trusts are protecting, but also to help highlight the important work of land trusts and to showcase their individual successes and challenges.
Helen will be keeping a blog of the trip, and has already started blogging about conservation and its importance to her and her family. Follow her at: http://flightforthelandride.blogspot.com/.
Donations for the journey are now being accepted on their secure website: http://sites.google.com/site/flightfortheland/. The proceeds from the campaign will be split between the Red-tail Conservancy in Indiana, of which Helen is a founding member, local land trusts along the route, and the Land Trust Alliance.
About the Land Trust Alliance
The Land Trust Alliance is a national conservation group that works on behalf of America's 1,700 land trusts to save the places people love by strengthening conservation throughout America. The Alliance works to increase the pace and quality of conservation by advocating favorable tax policies, training land trusts in best practices and working to ensure the permanence of conservation in the face of continuing threats. For additional information about the Land Trust Alliance, please visit www.landtrustalliance.org or contact Erin Heskett, Midwest Program Director at the Land Trust Alliance, at (269) 324-1683.
About the Red-tail Conservancy
Red-tail Conservancy preserves, protects, and restores natural areas and farm land in east central Indiana while increasing awareness of our natural heritage. Focused on this mission in five counties in east central Indiana, since its founding in 1999, the Red-tail Conservancy has permanently protected nearly 2,000 acres of natural areas and farmland while engaging students and adult volunteers in land stewardship activities and education. For additional information about the Red-tail Conservancy, please visit fortheland.org, or contact Barry Banks, Executive Director at the Red-tail Conservancy, at (765) 288-2587.


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Black Waltz No.3 |
Posted: Mar 20 2011, 04:44 AM
The Black Prince Group: Admin Posts: 339 Member No.: 1 Joined: 25-April 10 |
Numbers Hello ~! As you can clearly see by the bold text up there, I go by the nickname Numbers. So, I suppose I should punt something about myself here? Well, as an admin of Broken Hourglass, I will probably deal with helping out with applications and answering questions and sorting out arguments and all the other stuff that admins do. You'll catch me on later on weekends but not-so-late during the weekdays, as I am British and thus operate via GMT - because guys, Britain made the time, making us lords of it. On Broken Hourglass I play Black Waltz No.3, Zexion, Claude Frollo and Tseng because I am just awesome like that. I tend to write in an overly poetic, flowery way and I revel in pouring out great tomes to insanity and lust and intellectual snide. Generally the characters I take on fit into this description nicely, but occasionally I'll break that flow. In terms of my personal life, I'm a eighteen year old still at highschool and is going to go on to do Law next year at University. I am interested in drawing and Horse riding, and I absolutely adore my animals. In fact, I have a dog and a parrot. Said parrot can talk, and will not stop pestering me for cheese. I am also dating Strings on this site, and in May I will have been dating him for three years. Exciting stuff, huh? -------------------- |
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Posted: Mar 20 2011, 06:06 AM
The Graceful Assassin Group: Admin Posts: 62 Member No.: 5 Joined: 18-March 11 |
I'm Marluxia, so just call me "Marlu" and we'll be cool. You may also address me as "Topluxia" when around Vexen.
I play the following characters at the moment: Marluxia | Roxas | John Egbert | Tavros Nitram | Eridan Ampora | Nepeta Leijon | Orphaner Dualscar | Sephiroth | The Summoner | Tatsumi Kanji | Asellus | Hope Estheim I'm old. I'm currently between college and graduate school, if that gives an indication of oldness, therefore I'm a transient hobo. I majored in psychology with a side of Japanese, which means nothing and is probably no accurate indication of my intelligence. I'm also on EST/"the east coast" if it helps you predict when I'm on. I'm into our resident Vexen/Kooj, video games, drawing, staring blankly at the wall, snivies, and avant garde keymashing expressions. I have two dogs and five parrots and an endless surge of neighborhood felines outside my door. I'm likely the one who is Nomura Tetsuya in the cbox. Or, more often than not, !!!I AM A JOHN!!! I also run Activity Check, which occurs on the first of every month. I also tend to be in on doing profile/audition accepting. I'm not entirely sure what I do here, but I'm okay with this. -------------------- |
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The Flurry of Dancing Flames Group: Ad Mod Posts: 918 Member No.: 3 Joined: 18-March 11 |
AXEL ~ Yo. Axel here, A-X, E-L, but that or Axie�s fine. (And now that Axel goes by Lea I also answer to that.) I like sleeping, ice cream, and long walks on the beach. Key word �walks.� Water and I don�t. But more seriously I�m also Zidane, Terra, the Riku Replica, Serge, Yuki Sohma, Miguel, Phoebus, Alice, and Aladdin, cuz I kinda go for the young and the restless; mostly good characters who usually don�t mind their rotten streaks. They can all empathize with being used in some way, and having to fight those forces for the sake of those closest to them. Except Vriska. Vriska is pure evil. EXP: -Admin of a dead panfandom site (Chocolat Academy) -Brief profile mod for a KH site 'SPONSIBILITIES: -Advertising -Board cleanup -Character acceptance/census (Little bit of everything, really~) On the Cbox, you can probably find me under Axel, if not Zidane or Terra, and less frequently there're Yuki/Riku Replica/Aladdin/Serge/Alice/Miguel/Phoebus. If you see me under arachnidsGrip (or Vriska), I am now trolling you. Please don't take me seriously. I�m east coast USA, so workin� offa Eastern Time, but really I�m on here pretty consistently so I shouldn�t be too hard to find. Unless you�re one of my stalkers, in which case I died last month and I�m very sorry for your lots. If you're gonna PM an account, go with Axel. I try to check the rest pretty consistently but stuff slips through the cracks on me, so he's your best bet. Email/MSN: email@example.com Got it memorized~? Menagerie - Fight Club - Christmas List - Requests/Threads-To-Be and then you were hypnotized forever -------------------- |
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Posted: Mar 20 2011, 06:55 AM
The Chilly Academic Group: Admin Posts: 80 Member No.: 4 Joined: 18-March 11 |
I am an asshole. I play Vexen and Kuja. My job is to roll a two-sided die every thirty-six mіnuteѕ. The result of this is that either something broken gets fixed, or something fine and wonderful gets fucked up forever. Regardless of the outcome, Marluxia will always be my bіtch. Time zones don't affect me in the slightest because I am a Time Lord. I also hate every single one of you, without exception. That's really all there is to say on the matter. NOTICE: Hockey season is over. FOR NOW. -------------------- |
Black Waltz No.1 |
Posted: Mar 20 2011, 08:06 PM
Boy Skylark Group: Admin Posts: 108 Member No.: 2 Joined: 25-April 10 |
"One likes to jump" Strings Hi people. I go by the nickname Strings online, but I'm likely to accidentally reveal at some point that my name is Paul. In terms of adminship, I've dealt mostly with the code so far and will probably continue to do so. In terms of roleplaying, I only play Black Waltz no. 1 at the moment but I plan to pick up a couple more in due course. I'm a musician and a computer programmer and I'm going out with Numbers. These are basically the only significant features of my personal life and that is likely to continue to be case as I study Computer Science at University next year. -------------------- |
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Posted: Mar 20 2011, 10:40 PM
Wandering Mimic Group: Admin Posts: 429 Member No.: 7 Joined: 18-March 11 |
CROW AT YOUR SERVICE Hi hi! So as of this posting I'm the local Bartz, but I more commonly go by the title of Crow. Also acceptable are Lord Crow, Captain Kickass and "Your Croyal Majesty". Nobody who's not me doesn't like a kissass. What do I do? I'm honestly as confused as you on this matter. I highly suspect that Numbers made an error and staffed the wrong person, because as far as I can tell I don't do anything particularly administrative. I guess if I had to peg myself as a cog in this machine I would say my duty is to procrastinate, demean women and come up with new and exciting racial slurs to toss around the staff area. I'm California-based, which apparently makes me the only staffer in the pacific timezone. Sux2bu west coasters. I'm 21 and in college (community, so it doesn't eat my life quite yet.) Also I have a tendency to make odd forum games every now and again, so look forward to that I guess. -------------------- |
Aqua |
Posted: Mar 28 2011, 10:15 PM
Scampermaster Group: Kingdom Hearts Posts: 244 Member No.: 6 Joined: 18-March 11 |
MAKE WAY FOR Y HALO DER. I'm Aqua. You could also call me Shanny if you really want to because that is my nickname oh-so-kindly bestowed upon me by my bffls, but why the hell go by my real name when I could go by something as awesome as Aqua? Anyway, as for my age, I'm old enough to know better, and will be attending college next year if that gives you any idea. When I'm not on the computer, I'm in a play or musical. Go figure. This upcoming fall I will be a biology major with a pre-med concentration so if I am not always on it's 'cause I'm studying like I should be. But I am a terrible procrastinator. c: Anyway if you want to contact me, PM is great, and my MSN is firstname.lastname@example.com and my Gtalk is email@example.com. SO CREATIVE RIGHT? I'm on EST, and in the summer I tend to wake up late and stay up late and as for the rest of the seasons it's wake up early, stay up late. Sleep? Who needs sleep? Oh and I am also the resident site prostitute. Welcome to Brothel House~~~ er, I mean, Broken Hourglass. As for my RP info, I have been RPing for many, many years, ever since I was a wee child. I RP a lot of genres, but few stick... spare KH/FF. I've been RPing KH since KH2 came out, if that gives you any perspective. I've been admin on a few other sites- usually as a graphics mod, but I also am a head admin on another site that has quieted down over the years. Oh and I RP these lovely ladies~ |
Warrior of Light |
Posted: May 6 2011, 05:47 AM
U MAD CHAOS Group: Admin Posts: 32 Member No.: 115 Joined: 20-April 11 |
WARRIOR OF RAITO--- wait what the hell no FANG In case you couldn't figure it out, I'm Fang, the latest addition to the I'm attending college all year, but I spread my class workload out, and my schedule means I have a lot of free time, so I'm available a lot! I live in the middle of nowhere (Commonly known as Missouri), placing me in Central Standard Time. I'm here to terrorize you all into submission and simultaneously get terrorized into submission, because that's hot. Give me a PM if you need my MSN, AIM, or Gmail, or ask one of the others because they'll toss it around like a phone sex hotline. Don't feel afraid to approach me with any concerns or questions! I'll just laugh at you and make you feel bad about yourself. I hope we can get along great while I'm crushing your souls into tiny pieces! I've been roleplaying for upwards of seven or eight years, automatically making me way better than you. (Not really, trust me.) As for who I play? I'm lazy, so I'll post pretty pictures, and you can click on the pretty picture and then you'll go to the profile of said character. If you can't follow these instructions please hit 'X' on your browser. I'll keep this up-to-date. -------------------- I AM A SERIOUS PROTAGONIST. OF LIGHT. |
Captain Jack Sparrow |
Posted: Nov 9 2011, 10:39 PM
Captain of the Black Pearl~ Group: Admin Posts: 70 Member No.: 159 Joined: 11-May 11 |
Captain Now that I've flooded you with icons of almost all my characters. That's right, almost...I suppose it's time for me to introduce myself as the newest member of the admin crew. I go by Captain on the site and, as you can see above, I have a reputation for roleplaying everybody. Granted, if you ever come onto the site and want to RP one of the characters I have in my possession feel free to let me know and I'll let you give it a shot! I don't want to be a character hog, I just like having a lot of variety in my style and clearly that shows. I'm sure there'll be more character in the future because I CAN'T BE TAMED. Anyway, I live in Washington state. For the most part I usually stick around here and try to stay on top of posts whenever I can! I'm usually around so if you need something just hit me up in the cbox or PM one of my accounts. Hopefully I'll get around to it eventually. But if not please don't hate me! In any case, I'm happy to be part of the team and will help as much as I can whenever somebody needs something. Questions? Comments? Direct them my way and I'll help as soon as I can! <3 -------------------- |
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Official Savannah Emacs page reffer to git Emacs mirror intended for those who prefer to use git as their VCS:
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You can also browse the repository at http://repo.or.cz/w/emacs.git.
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What are finding aids?
Finding aids are records that describe collections and what they contain. People who work at an institution that owns collections write the finding aids, and the institution contributes finding aids to ArchiveGrid. We provide links to websites for the departments which manage their institution's finding aids, so you can contact them when you read a finding aid and want more information about something inside the collection that interests you.
What is the difference between archives, manuscripts and special collections?
An archive typically stores and preserves material created by its parent institution, while manuscripts and special collections typically store and preserve rare materials and donated collections. Please explore our website to learn more about the world of archives!