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I'm not at all in favor of a Kirby Smart hire. Sure, he looks like a great DC, but, who wouldn't, at Alabama. They're 2 deep in 5 star talent and go 3-4 deep in 4 star talent. You or I should be able to look great when you have that type personnel to work with. I guarantee you, 90% of the defensive coordinators in college football could put up equal results as Smart's with the same talent.
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Joker was a good coordinator. Didn't make him a successful head coach. Muschamp was a terrific coordinator, but, the verdicts still out as far as his head coaching goes. Alot of UF fans were calling for his head in the 1st year.He may work out great, but, the point is, it's a risky proposition hiring an unknown commodity, which 99% of coordinators are and it's 100 times easier to succeed at a UF than it is at a UK. I still prefer a guy who has a proven track record with Xs and Os and one who has proven he can maximize talent to compete with less, because, regardless of what people believe, UK will never and I repeat, never get the talent that the upper echelon of the SEC brings in.
Personally, I'd be all over Charlie Strong. He probably wouldn't come, but, I'd at least give him a shot. Something else to think about is this. It's actually possible that if UK hired Strong that he may want Joker to stay on staff. That would be very unusual in todays landscape, but, I honestly think those 2 could work well together and as much as Joker loves UK and wants them to succeed so badly, he may well be willing to stay on if asked. That would also help us keep some of these guys who may waiver on there commitment if Joker's not there. Just something to think about.
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Several months ago my brother John and I decided we wanted to do something special for Dave Waters.
Dave is a young enlisted Navy man that is stationed here in Norfolk Virginia. He was on a 7 month deployment that turned into 9 months aboard the USS McFaul. His ship returned to port on Sunday.
While Stationed here Dave has shown a genuine enthusiasm for salt water fishing. He has participated in many seminars and local Angler Club meetings.
Before he deployed Dave dropped his pwc off at Martin's Custom Structures in Gloucester Va. to have some custom pipe work done. My brother John and I surprised him by taking care of the expense while Albert Martin also agreed to store Dave's ski under cover while he was out to sea.
I had told some friends and local businesses of my intentions to surprise Dave when he returned from deployment and they were all were eager to join in.
Some of the items given to Dave;
Two nights at a Hampton Inn
Personal EPIRB
Two Custom rods w/ Shimano reels
Diawa reel
Several shirts and hats
Dinner for two
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Framed pictures of USS McFaul
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Last Sunday as the McFaul finally pulled in to Norfolk Rob Cowling and I where there to great the ship and take several pictures.
We all gathered last night at Yorktown beach, and with the help of Dave's girlfriend Melanie, we were able to totally catch Dave off guard and surprise him with all these things.
Thanks Dave for your service in the United States Navy!
Dave is next year going to be stationed in Connecticut. For the next several weeks he will be in the Chesapeake Bay after Striped Bass on his PWC.
Here are a couple pictures of Dave's newly rigged Sea Doo and some of last night.
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Any Catholic who obstinately denies that abortion is always gravely immoral, commits the sin of heresy and incurs an automatic sentence of excommunication.
Canon Law and Church Teaching Canon 1398: A person who procures a completed abortion incurs a latae sententiae excommunication. Canon 751: Heresy is the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt after the reception of baptism of some truth which is to be believed by divine and Catholic faith; apostasy is the total repudiation of the Christian faith; schism is the refusal of submission to the Supreme Pontiff or of communion with the members of the Church subject to him. Canon 1364 §1: an apostate from the faith, a heretic, or a schismatic incurs a latae sententiae excommunication. The phrase latae sententiae means a judgment or sentence which is 'wide' (latae) or widely applied; it refers to a type of excommunication which is automatic. Such a sentence of excommunication is incurred by the very commission of the offense, (CCC 2272) and does not require the future particular judgment of a case by competent authority. Apostasy, heresy, and schism are all offences which incur a sentence of excommunication automatically. Heresy is the obstinate denial of any truth of the Catholic faith, on a matter of faith or morals, which has been definitively taught by the Magisterium. The Magisterium has repeatedly and definitively taught that abortion is always gravely immoral. (CCC 2270 to 2275) Pope John Paul II, Evangelium Vitae, n. 57: Therefore, by the authority which Christ conferred upon Peter and his Successors, and in communion with the Bishops of the Catholic Church, I confirm that the direct and voluntary killing of an innocent human being is always gravely immoral. This doctrine, based upon that unwritten law which man, in the light of reason, finds in his own heart (cf. Rom 2:14-15), is reaffirmed by Sacred Scripture, transmitted by the Tradition of the Church and taught by the ordinary and universal Magisterium. Obtaining an Abortion Any Catholic who deliberately and knowingly obtains a procured abortion commits a mortal sin and is also automatically excommunicated, under canon 1398. Under the laws of secular society, if one person commits a crime, then anyone who deliberately and knowingly provides essential or substantial means for that person to commit that crime is called an accessory to that crime and is also subject to the penalties of law. Similarly, any Catholic who deliberately and knowingly provides essential or substantial means for any woman to procure an abortion also commits a mortal sin and also incurs the same sentence of excommunication. Any Catholic who substantially assists another in the deliberate sin of abortion is also guilty of serious sin and also incurs a latae sententiae excommunication. Believing in Abortion Any Catholic who obstinately denies that abortion is always gravely immoral commits the sin of heresy. The sin of heresy also incurs a latae sententiae excommunication. Unfortunately, some Catholics obstinately deny that abortion is always immoral, and some Catholics claim that abortion can, at times, be a morally-acceptable choice, and some Catholics claim that a person can, in good conscience, choose abortion. Under the Code of Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church, canons 751 and 1364, all such Catholics are automatically excommunicated for the sin of heresy. This sentence of latae sententiae excommunication applies to any Catholic who denies that abortion is gravely immoral, regardless of whether they keep this denial hidden or publicly reveal it. Promoting Abortion Those Catholics who publicly announce their denial that abortion is always gravely immoral, or who publicly promote abortion, or who publicly argue in favor of legalized abortion, also commit a mortal sin and also incur a sentence of automatic excommunication. This sentence of excommunication applies to Catholics who are politicians, as well as to those Catholics who are political commentators, or public speakers, or who write or otherwise publicly communicate their erroneous view that abortion can be morally-acceptable or that abortion should be legal. This sentence of excommunication also certainly applies to those Catholics who claim to be theologians or Biblical scholars, but who believe or teach that abortion is not always gravely immoral. Those Catholics who promote abortion are automatically excommunicated for two reasons. First, they have fallen into the sin of heresy by believing that abortion is not always gravely immoral (canons 751 and 1364). Second, these Catholics are providing substantial assistance for women to obtain abortions by influencing public policy to make abortions legal, and to keep abortions legal, and to broaden access to abortion. Those who provide such substantial assistance commit a mortal sin and incur a sentence of automatic excommunication (canon 1398). Voting for Abortion Any Catholic politician who casts a vote with the intention of legalizing abortion, or of protecting laws allowing abortion, or of widening access to abortion, commits a mortal sin. When such a vote indicates that the Catholic politician believes that abortion is not always gravely immoral, such a politician incurs a sentence of automatic excommunication, under canons 751 and 1364, because of heresy. When such a vote is intended to have the effect of making abortion legal, or more easily obtainable, or more widely available, such a politician incurs a sentence of automatic excommunication, under canon 1398, as someone who is attempting to provide substantial or essential means for women to obtain abortions. Catholic politicians who pass laws which legalize, protect, or widen access to abortion, are providing essential assistance to women who want to obtain abortions. It is not sufficient for Catholic politicians to claim that they are personally opposed to abortion. If any Catholic politician favors legalized abortion, despite a claim of personal opposition, such a politician commits a mortal sin by promoting abortion and by voting in favor of abortion. The same is true for any Catholic who casts any vote with the intention of legalizing abortion, or of protecting laws allowing abortion, or of widening access to abortion. Such a voter commits a mortal sin and incurs a sentence of automatic excommunication for two reasons. First, they are committing the sin of heresy by believing that abortion should be legal and available. Second, they are committing the grievous sin of providing women with substantial or essential assistance in obtaining abortions, by attempting to legalize or broaden access to abortion. However, if, for a period of time, Catholic politicians and voters are unable to enact a law prohibiting all abortion, then Catholic politicians and voters may in good conscience vote for whichever law offers the greatest restrictions and limits on abortion. Subsequently, Catholic politicians and voters are required by the moral law to continue to enact further restrictions and limits on abortion, to the greatest extent possible, and, at every possible opportunity, to vote for laws which completely outlaw abortion. Voting for Politicians In general, the moral law requires Catholic voters to vote for those candidates who oppose abortion over those who favor abortion. However, there are exceptions to this general principle. For example, if a political candidate favors abortion, but is a member of a party which generally opposes abortion, a Catholic voter may, in good conscience, vote for that candidate, with the intention of giving more political power to the party which opposes abortion. In another case, a Catholic voter might, in good conscience, vote for a pro-abortion candidate, if the political office would offer no opportunity for the elected candidate to vote for or against abortion. Even so, every Catholic voter should consider that anyone who supports abortion, as if it were a womans right, or as if it could ever be a moral choice, must necessarily be someone who has a seriously limited understanding of morality and justice. Such a person would not often be the better candidate for any office in place of one who understands that abortion is gravely immoral. In every case, a Catholic should vote in such a way as to obtain as many restrictions on abortion as possible, and so as to obtain the end to legalized abortion as soon as possible. Constitutional Amendment Within any constitutional form of government, it would be ideal to have a constitutional clause or amendment which permanently and completely outlaws all procured abortions. Such an amendment must ban all abortions, regardless of circumstance, so that the direct and voluntary killing of an innocent prenatal human being will be always contrary to human law, just as it is always contrary to the moral law. A constitutional amendment can permit certain medical procedures, which are absolutely necessary to save the life of the mother, and which indirectly result in the unintended and unsought death of the prenatal, only if there is no possible way to save the life of the prenatal. A prenatal is defined as any human being from conception to birth. Every reasonable effort should be made to save the lives of both mother and prenatal. If the life of the prenatal can be saved by no other possible option than by risking or allowing the death of the mother, then the prenatal must be saved. Catholic teaching clearly allows for certain medical procedures, which indirectly and involuntarily result in the death of the prenatal, to save the life of the mother, but only when all options to save the life of the prenatal have been exhausted. Such a procedure is not an abortion and is not an exception wherein abortion is allowed. On the other hand, a constitutional amendment which bans abortion with exceptions for various cases, such as rape, incest, or a risk to the mothers life, would be worse than having no such amendment at all. Any woman who is willing to commit the sin of abortion, would also be willing to lie. If a constitutional amendment permitted abortion in cases of rape, then any woman willing to lie and to falsely claim that she was raped, would be able to also claim that she had a constitutional right to an abortion. The result would be that a constitutional amendment, which seems to ban abortion with some exceptions, would end up giving every woman who is willing to tell a lie, a purported constitutional right to abortion. This situation would be worse than having no such constitutional amendment at all. Therefore, the only acceptable pro-life constitutional amendment would be one that, in accordance with Catholic teaching, bans all procured abortions without exception. Here is an example of a just constitutional amendment protecting human life. --- by Ronald L. Conte Jr. |
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Except for the part where the self-automatically excommunicated receive our Lord on any given Sunday, in any given daily mass, by the Bishop himself, and who receive every other benefit availed to the devout. Scandal rocks, is indulged and rewarded, and all the world has seen it, for so long now they wonder what the occasional ruckus is about.
"Any Catholic who obstinately denies that abortion is always gravely immoral, commits the sin of heresy and incurs an automatic sentence of excommunication. "
So, Pelosi is excommunicated but still claims to be Catholic?
How can she do that and NOT be called on it by the Church?
If the politician is automatically excommunicated, what is the punishment for a Priest or Bishop to give this person Communion, or what is the punishment for a Cardinal who performs a funeral service for a dead Senator who was automatically excommunicated.
Then they are receiving the Eucharist unworthily, only adding to their sin.
One thing that no one knows in this scenario is whether the person went to Confession and repented and promised to not sin again.
God is merciful while we are alive, but at the moment of our death, God is pure justice.
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This site is the venue for the writings of Ronald Conte, self-described as a Catholic theologian. His site features numerous articles about Catholicism. Most controversial are his eschatology writings which give precise dates of future events right up to the coming of Christ (which he predicts to be in the 26th century). His claims are based on his interpretation of the Bible and private revelation throughout history.
While you may find something worthwhile on this site, it is replete with Mr. Conte's speculative theology. We suggest you avoid it unless you are a theologian and qualified to sift through and determine what is true and what isn't.
I know and I trust in God's mercy and justice, but to repeatedly and publicly and actively undermine the Church at every turn brings to mind either no confession at all, or a false one.
It is my understanding that in the case of repeated, willful and public scandal calls for private confession, but a public conversion. Is that your understanding?
One would think the penance would require it, given the nature of the stripe laid upon the Church remains brutal, brazen, and of national and international consequence. Continuing defiance seldom suggests a good confession.
This article didn't dwell on speculations about the end of the world but on Canon Law pronouncements.
Wake me when any of those Canon Laws mean anything in the real world.
So what happens to a woman who has an abortion, is automatically excommed, and then sincerely confesses her sin in the confessional and is given absolution? Is she back in the club, able to receive all the sacraments,and probably most important, what happens to her on the last judgement day?
God knows, I don't.
Good article. Hope Donald Cardinal Wuerl sees it.
Just as a law that isn't enforced brings contempt to the law.
Oh, you are quite wrong!
This "automatic excommunication" gives wiggle room to all the bishops who can continue to pal around with their powerful pro-abortion Catholic friends, and it even allows the Bishop of Rome to remain silent in the face of prolonged, public and manifest heresy in the case of Biden, Pelosi, and others.
When my grandfather was excommunicated, it was done in public, in front of his widowed mother (he married a Lutheran).
If it was good enough for Grandpa, it's good enough for Pelosi (who just proclaimed that the Catholic faith REQUIRES support for homosexuals pretending to be married).
The attempt by Obama to begin the organization of an American Patriotic Catholic Church, with the willing cooperation of Pelosi, Biden, Georgetown, Notre Dame, and others is not just heresy on the part of his Catholic allies but is a major schism in the making which, even if it fails, will cause enormous damage.
Do you seriously contend that pretending that all of these rebels are "automatically excommunicated", while they continue to receive the Eucharist in public from the hands of bishops in communion with Peter, will suffice?
Good question. . .I wish the leadership of the Church would make public answers to your question and mine.
Words can be tricky.
"Any Catholic who obstinately denies..."
The problem comes with the word "obstinate." It has a meaning in ordinary language, but its meaning in terms of canon law, from what I've been told, is a little more narrow.
From what I've read of a few various canon lawyers, "obstinately" denying the faith means, in part, that one has been formally corrected, directly and personally, about a matter, by a competent spiritual/ecclesial superior (your priest, your bishop, a tribunal of the Church directed by competent ecclesial authority to make such a judgment) and that the particular superior so instructing you determines that you're holding your heretical view obstinately.
Thus, a theologian who is formally investigated by the Church, and told formally to desist from certain opinions, who does not then do so, is said to be obstinately denying the faith or holding to heresy.
I'm not saying I agree with interpreting things that way, I'm just saying, this is what I've read from some canon lawyers and at least one priest/theologian.
This fellow Mr. Conte may draw what conclusions he likes, but they are not the only way to look at the issues at hand, nor, perhaps, the most commonly-accepted way, at least by those in the Church with authority or with opinions informed by actual knowledge obtained through scholarly study.
The punishment is on the excommunicant. By receiving the body and blood while in a state of mortal sin, they have committed a sacrilege.
You are probably right, I am no scholar on such things ,but IMO (which isn't worth crap I suppose) if a Priest or Bishop , or even a Cardinal gives the Sacraments to those he knows personally does not have the right to receive, that clergy is as guilty as the Communicant.
Of course like Obama they probably have some sort of immunity.
I like the definition of Obstinately that you put forth.
A person is warned by one kind or another of a spiritual adviser, and still persists in holding their views that abortion is OK.
Do I have it right?
"A person is warned by one kind or another of a spiritual adviser, and still persists in holding their views that abortion is OK."
That's part of it.
Think of Ed Peters' (the canon lawyer) reaction to the priest in the Archdiocese of Washington who attempted to prevent the Buddhist lesbian from receiving Holy Communion. What he said was, just because the priest may have taken some time before Mass to try to explicate to the woman that her intended actions were problematic didn't mean that the requirements of canon law were fulfilled.
I'm not sure I agree with Peters, but he is a canon lawyer of some repute, whether deserved or not.
I don't know precisely what he has in mind, but clearly, it's more than just some random priest or spiritual advisor stating, "What you believe is heresy," or "You're living in a state of sin."
I don't know what level of formality of process some might imagine necessary to be able to define someone as being in a state of obstinate denial of a tenet of the faith.
However, my own view (worth something less than the price of a cup of cheap coffee) is that it should be easier to deny someone the Blessed Sacrament as opposed to define them as excommunicated latae sententiae. Remember that part of the intention of Canon 915 is to prevent scandal of other Catholics. Whether or not the likes of a Buddhist lesbian understand completely the import of her actions and beliefs, if much of the rest of the congregation knows about her living arrangements, the purpose of denying her Communion isn't just about her, but about the others observing her at Mass. Denying her Communion is about protecting others from scandal.
I think this same approach could - and should - be used with public pro-aborts. Regardless of whether these folks are formal heretics, their ability to approach the Sacrament is a scandal, and leads others astray.
I know this as a fact. As a Past Grand Knight of my own Knights of Columbus council, I know folks who aren't really on board with our pro-life activities. I've asked, how can you think yourself Catholic when you're pro-abort? And they answer, "the bishops aren't really serious about that teaching, otherwise they'd never permit folks like the Kennedys, or (in my state) Mikulski, or Schwarzenegger or [fill in the blank pro-abort Catholic politician] to go to Communion."
So, they reason that if it's okay for the late Chappaquiddick Ted, it must be okay for them. If it's okay for Nazi Pelosi, it must be okay for them. If Arnie Schwarzenegger can go to Communion, then you CAN be pro-abort and be Catholic, and a Catholic in good standing, in spite of the lip service paid by Donna Wuerl and other ecclesiastics of her ilk.
It's like Mr. Nixon used to say, "What what I do, not what I say."
And, you know, they have a point.
Thanks for the extended explanation.
What we do affects everyone.
This: "What what I do, not what I say."
Should read: "Watch what I do, not what I say."
For the Cuomo thread today.
Abortion - Excommunication The way the excommunication for abortion works is this. Canon 1398 provides that, "a person who procures a successful abortion incurs an automatic (latae sententiae) excommunication." This means that at the very moment that the abortion is successfully accomplished, the woman and all formal conspirators are excommunicated. An abortion is defined as "the killing of the foetus, in whatever way or at whatever time from the moment of conception" (Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legislative Texts, published in the "Acts of the Apostolic See" vol. 80 (1988), 1818). This definition applies to any means, including drugs, by which a human being present in the woman is killed. Thus, once a woman knows she is pregnant the intentional killing of the new life within her is not only murder but an excommunicable offense. A woman who only thinks she might be pregnant has a grave responsibility to find out and to protect the possible life within. Any action to end a "possible" pregnancy while probably not an excommunicable offense would be callous disregard for life and gravely sinful. Conspirators who incur the excommunication can be defined as those who make access to the abortion possible. This certainly includes doctors and nurses who actually do it, husbands, family and others whose counsel and encouragement made it morally possible for the woman, and those whose direct practical support made it possible (financially, driving to the clinic etc.). Clearly those who think the availability of chemical abortions will settle the abortion issue are deluded. It will only widen to drug manufacturers, pharmacists and family physicians those guilty of grave sin and subject to excommunication. [It should also be noted that many contraceptive pills are already abortifacient in operation. Theoretically, the knowing use of such a pill for its abortafacient purpose could also subject one to excommunication. Pill manufacturers have recently been touting this capability of their deadly wares.] NOTE WELL To actually incur the excommunication one must know that it is an excommunicable offense at the time of the abortion. Canon 1323 provides that the following do not incur a sanction, those who are not yet 16, are unaware of a law, do not advert to it or are in error about its scope, were forced or had an unforeseeable accident, acted out of grave fear, or who lacked the use of reason (except culpably, as by drunkenness). Thus a woman forced by an abusive husband to have an abortion would not incur an excommunication, for instance, whereas someone culpably under the influence of drugs or alcohol would (canon 1325). In any case, whether one has been excommunicated or not, the sin of abortion must be confessed as the taking of innocent human life (5th Commandment). If the penitent did not know about this law at the time of the abortion then he or she was NOT excommunicated. If the person knew about the law but there were extenuating circumstances (such as mentioned above concerning c. 1323) then these factors should be mentioned to the confessor. He will say whether he has the faculty from the bishop to absolve from this excommunication or whether he even needs to. If he does not, he will privately and secretly obtain absolution from the bishop or send the person to a confessor who has that power. A person who believes they have been excommunicated must refrain from Holy Communion until both absolution for the sin and absolution for the excommunication has been given. One complicating factor for anyone in this situation is that intentionally withholding mortal sin (abortion) or knowledge of one's excommunication invalidates ALL the absolutions for other sins given since the time of the intentionally overlooked sin. Culpably withholding mortal sin or an excommunication means that even after the priest says the words of absolution because of dishonesty on the penitent's part, the sin has not been absolved. Absolution is not magic, it depends upon sincere repentance from all known mortal sins and a firm purpose of amendment. Such sins would need to be confessed again, as part of an integral (complete and honest) confession. This is not the case if the person did not know that what they did was sinful in the eyes of God and the Church, but only found out this out latter. Since they did not withhold from confession what they knew to be sinful their prior confessions are valid. The Church makes every effort to make Penance available and obliges priests to make anonymity possible as well (c. 964). There is really no valid excuse for delaying one's full return to the sacraments. All those who have had abortions should come home to Christ and the Church. Answered by Colin B. Donovan, STL
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I'm a very loyal Sr. Pedro fan when it comes to the best lechon manok in town. I tried Chooks to Go but despite it's multi-million commercials and popularity, it still doesn't taste as good as the humble Sr. Pedro chicken.
But yesterday, I got the urge to drop by at Andok's Tagaytay Crossing branch and try their new dish: the Andok's Sizzling Lechon Manok. Hmmmm… it looks so good and quite cheap for it's size.
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At any time during the performance appraisal cycle that an employee's performance is determined to be unacceptable in one or more critical elements, the agency shall notify the employee of the critical element(s) for which performance is unacceptable and inform the employee of the performance requirement(s) or standard(s) that must be attained in order to demonstrate acceptable performance in his or her position. The agency should also inform the employee that unless his or her performance in the critical element(s) improves to and is sustained at an acceptable level, the employee may be reduced in grade or removed. For each critical element in which the employee's performance is unacceptable, the agency shall afford the employee a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate acceptable performance, commensurate with the duties and responsibilities of the employee's position. As part of the employee's opportunity to demonstrate acceptable performance, the agency shall offer assistance to the employee in improving unacceptable performance.
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Sociology is a dynamic field that is concerned with historical and contemporary issues of local, national, and global significance. It is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Sociologists investigate the structure of groups, organizations, and societies, and how people interact within these contexts. Since all human behavior is social, the subject matter of Sociology ranges from the intimate family to the hostile mob; from organized crime to religious cults; from the divisions of race, gender and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture; and from the sociology of work to the sociology of sports. Few fields have such broad scope and relevance for research, theory, and application of knowledge. Sociology provides many distinct perspectives on the world, generating new ideas, and critiquing the old. The field also offers a range of research techniques that can be applied to virtually any aspect of social life: street crime and delinquency, corporate downsizing, how people express emotions, welfare or education reform, how families differ and flourish, or problems of peace and war. Because Sociology addresses the most challenging issues of our time, it is a rapidly expanding field whose potential is increasingly tapped by those who craft and create public policy and programs. Sociologists understand social inequality, patterns of behavior, forces for social change and resistance, and how social systems work.
At its best, Sociology engages students in the world around them, encouraging them to examine the relationships between self and society. In what ways do socio-economic, historical, and cultural conditions influence one's thoughts, values, and behavior? How do one's thoughts, values, and actions help shape the world in which one lives? Sociology offers answers to these questions by studying social organization from the macro to the micro levels. We are interested in the interactions among cultural, political, social, and economic systems and individuals. The fundamental questions that we raise as a discipline concern the nature of human beings, the nature of society, and the relations between the individual and society. To the extent that the discipline of Sociology equips students with the tools to critique the world in which they live, it makes them both better scholars and more informed and valuable citizens.
The Sociology major is designed to help students critically examine the reciprocal link between daily experiences and larger social structures. We specialize in social patterns and processes in the United States, and connect these issues to larger transnational phenomena. Our courses focus on topics germane to our current global society: the effects of globalization on social relations, institutions, and communities; the increase in the unequal distribution of resources within and across nations; the causes and consequences of protest movements; the feminization and racialization of poverty; the interactive and reciprocal influences of culture, policy, social institutions and the economy; and the changes in meanings and performances and of identities
Students enter Sociology by taking a 100- or 200-level course. First-Year students interested in the Sociology program are advised to consult with members of the department at an early date.
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US Diversity:SOCI 110, Social AnalysisSOCI 226, Race, Class, and GenderSOCI 236, Stratification
Comparative CivilizationsSOCI 224, Cross-Cultural Gender and Family
For course descriptions and requirements for the major, refer to the Academic Bulletin: Sociology.
The Sociology major was designed with the hope and expectation that all of our students would spend a semester or year abroad. As a result, we developed the curriculum so that a student who did spend a year abroad could complete all the requirements for the major, as long as she or he followed a few guidelines.
The guidelines are written for the entering student who knows he or she wants to major in Sociology. Rather than specify the courses that you "must" have in a given semester, the following are general guidelines regarding courses that we suggest you take during each year. You should think of these guidelines as giving you a fast track into the major - this provides maximum flexibility in your junior and senior year.
First YearSOCI 110A 200-level electiveforeign language depending on where you may want to study abroad
Sophomore YearSOCI 240, Qualitative Research MethodsTwo electives and either SOCI 244, Quantitative Data Analysis or TheoryBegin thinking about your thematic in consultation with your advisor
Junior YearTheory, either SOCI 330, Classical Theory (Fall) or SOCI 331, Contemporary Theory (Spring)SOCI general electives: refer to Academic Bulletin: SociologyGeneral electives (whether abroad or on campus)
Senior YearSOCI 400, Senior Seminar (Fall only)SOCI 405, A Senior Thesis is recommended but not required (Spring only and requires a proposal by the Friday after Thanksgiving to enroll in this class). See the Sociology Advising Guidelines.All electives for the major finishedThematic Statement submitted by spring break of your senior year
For information regarding the suggested guidelines, please feel free to contact a Sociology faculty member. Students not following these guidelines may still be able to study for a year abroad and still complete the major.
ThematicEach student is required to develop a thematic or focus within the field of sociology. By spring break of the final semester, the student should submit a thematic statement to their advisor that articulates how their (minimum of) three courses relate to one another in ways that fulfill the thematic.
Independent studyThe department supports independent study as a way of encouraging independent inquiry. Most independent studies are done at the senior level as senior theses which are researched and written in the context of the Advanced Research Colloquium, SOCI 405. Recent theses include: "The New Racial Wealth Chasm: Asian, Hispanic and African American Wealth Inequality in the Twenty-First Century;" ""Chronic Shame: Navigating the Stigmas of HIV/AIDS and Race in South Central Pennsylvania;" "The Facebook Profile as a Construction of Identity: A Qualitative Analysis of Social Media;" "Race and Class: Their Relationship and Effects On Depression and Suicide Amongst White and Black Americans." "Bridging the Gap?: A Qualitative Examination of the Cultural Capital of Biracial Students;" "Only Fags and Dykes Wear Leather: A Qualitative Study of Gender Performance Within Queer Identity;" "Reconstructing Men, Saving Society: An Examination of the Diagnostic and Prognostic Frames of the American Boy Scouts and the Promise Keepers;" "Muslim Women in the Netherlands and the United States: Sexuality and Identity Formation;" "Interactions in Disaster Research: The Case of Montserrat, West Indies."
Opportunities for off-campus studyAlthough study abroad is not a requirement, the department encourages study off-campus as a way to strengthen one's awareness of both other cultures and one's own sub-culture and society; to strengthen cross-cultural analysis and gain greater insight into American society; and to develop greater independence and global citizenship. Our majors have done academic work in Appalachia, Australia, Argentina, Cameroon, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Jordan, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Spain, Venezuela, and Washington, D.C., among other places.
Careers: The Department's emphasis on critical thinking and developing analytical, quantitative and qualitative research skills, as well as its interdisciplinary focus, prepares Sociology majors for a wide range of occupations. This is evidenced by the jobs in which recent graduates are employed: teaching human relations skills to corporate executives, urban administration, counseling, film production and distribution, teaching, public relations, editor-in-chief of a newspaper, restaurant management, librarianship, advertising, free-lance non-fiction writing, and research for non-profits. Majors have gone on to earn advanced degrees in Sociology and in law, social work, economics, journalism, public health, medicine, and religion. A number are teaching at the university level. Sociology prepares students well for the helping professions, research on social problems, law, and policymaking. It appeals especially to students with interests in the practical handling of human affairs, psychotherapy, philosophy, public relations, public administration, cross-cultural studies, and social thought.


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Lance Armstrong has cut formal ties with his cancer-fighting charity to avoid further damage brought by doping charges and being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.
Armstrong resigned from the board of directors for Livestrong on Nov. 4. He had previously resigned as chairman from the charity he founded Oct. 17 but had kept a seat on the board.
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency ordered Armstrong banned from the sport for life and stripped of his titles. The International Cycling Union, which had originally supported Armstrong's fight, later agreed to wipe out Armstrong's record seven victories.
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To allow the Tk toolkit's photo widget to read and display JPEG images, line 8 loads the Tk::JPEG module, which is also part of the Tk distribution. The img_display() function defined in line 158ff. expects the URL for an image hosted by Amazon.com and then asks the POE-friendly user agent to retrieve it.
Because the Tk photo widget insists on Base64-encoded data (at least for JPEGs), the encode_base64() function from the MIME::Base64 module converts the JPEG data extracted via content() into a format that the widget will handle. After this, the photo widget's configure() method sets the -data option, which in turn tells the widget to parse the data, convert it to the internal Tk format, and display the decoded image in the GUI.
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Now back to the resp_process() function: It not only displays the product data, but also stores it in the database. To allow this to happen, in line 128 the Rose::DB wrapper creates a new Article type object and sets the object's upc, type, title, and bywho fields, which all correspond to the database table columns with the same names.
The load() method with the speculative attribute then attempts to find a matching entry in the database. If the search succeeds, the script sends an "ALREADY EXISTS" message to the GUI display to tell the operator that this product has already been scanned. If load() fails, save() in line 149 saves the newly entered article in the database.
Before the script can use AWS, you must apply for an Amazon developer token and enter it in line 89. This process is fast, and you can trigger it [3] by entering a valid email address to which the token will be sent. Without a valid token, the script will say NOT FOUND every time. The database is created by the SQLite client sqlite3 when the schema file (Figure 6) is passed in to it:
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Some of the most impactful experiences you will have at Emmanuel College happen both in and out of the classroom. Being part of the residential community will provide you with opportunities to enrich your college experience with lasting relationships, environments for spiritual and personal growth, and the chance to cultivate a positive transition into your career field.
Two of the main residence halls on campus have been recently renovated, and Roberson Hall, a brand new, state of the art facility opened in August 2011. When you add the fact that half of Emmanuel's student body lives on campus, you can realize that Emmanuel College Residence Life is a dynamic and exciting part of the college that you will want to be a part of.
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Emmanuel College requires all full-time students to live in a college owned residence hall unless a student meets the criteria outlined in the Residence Life Guide above. If a student does not meet one of these criteria, he or she can submit a residency exemption petition which will be reviewed by the residency exemption committee
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If I don't request a roommate, how will one be chosen for me?
The College assigns roommates based on the information provided on the housing application and other provided documents.
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Today I'm here to talk about my favorite room. It's funny because my favorite room is not really a room, but more like a space that I took possession of! It was an unused closet in my boys playroom! With little space in our house, I decided to put my computer in the closet and call it "My Space". The problem: it was uninspiring and too much like a closet!
So what did I do? I turned it into a space that was just for me! All girl (no boys allowed) and fun!
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Now, the space is a reflection of me! With a house that's full of the opposite sex, its nice to be able to have one "room" that I can call my own. The funniest part of the process was when I told my husband what I was doing, and his response was "yeah, okay. I don't know how that's going to work out". I wasn't sure either, but what I've realized is that you should never underestimate a DIY'er. Especially one who blogs and have their followers cheering them on!
Here is the link to learn more about the transformation of this space! And thanks again, Emily for allowing me fill in while you're away! Have fun on your vacation and make sure to take plenty of pictures!
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Husbands, what do they know!! If I could tell you the number of times I've heard this response when presenting an idea to mine...he's finally learned to trust me!! (And chime in his own opinion!)
You made incredible use of this small space and I love that you filled it with YOUR colors!! JanellThanks everyone for the comments! And Thank You, Emily, for allowing me to be your guest!
Oh, and I saw on twitter about your 12hr drive home?! With the kids. Girl I'll take going to IKEA with mine any day over riding in a car with them for 12 hours!!! My kids aren't patient enough to go up the street to the park!Thanks for the post. It was very interesting and meaningful.
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The position of school district superintendent is complex, situational and nuanced.
Hiring a superintendent is often simplistic, universal, and one-dimensional.
That delta may be one reason the average time on the job for superintendents is so short. Maybe district leaders look for the wrong things when they hire a CEO.
If you were to compare school district superintendents to the general population, I strongly suspect you would find that they are more likely to be tall, attractive, white, male, poised, extroverted, and articulate. Here are photos of the first eight superintendents I could find who serve in El Paso County, Colorado—the greater Colorado Springs area. Certainly, our community contributes to the more homogenous nature of this pool, but many more diverse locales are led by a group of similar constitution.
I'm not trying to reinforce a superintendent stereotype, but these folks have a lot in common. They are generally photogenic, confident, good in front of a group, extroverted, etc. I have no quarrel with anyone pictured above, though I know some of them personally and work indirectly for one of them. Their names don't matter. Their characteristics do. Superintendent folks are almost always "alpha's" both in the sense of being a leader of the wolfpack and in the sense of coming from the highest caste, à la Huxley's Brave New World.
Among the group above are politicians, athletic stars, award-winners, journalists and authors. They tend to be verbal and insightful—especially with limited preparation. They shine in the kinds of interviews and open houses that are common in most superintendent hiring processes.
But are they the best fit? Some say no.
Superintendents are educational CEO's. As such, they are subject to the myth of the charismatic, heroic CEO. As Collins and Porras point out in Built to Last, their brilliant study of industry-leading firms, the best companies in each industry were six times more likely to promote insiders than their high-performing competition. (Emphasis in the original) Community members, teaches, and especially board members have a long-standing preference for hiring people that fit the image. Although these leaders are more than teeth and hair, I'd be willing to bet that they are not the presumptive leaders on paper. In fact, in my limited experience around two dozen superintendent hires, the best candidates on paper almost never got the nod. The best candidate in the interview—the most likable or inspirational—that's who wins.
In fact, if you want to hire a traditional superintendent, I'll save you a lot of money. Simply have candidates submit a two-minute video in which they explain their vision for the district. Post the videos online, have people vote, and there's your sup. Do diligence with references and a background check, but you'll probably end up hiring the same person you would have hired after a traditional process anyway. Why is that? (For one answer, refer to "Thin-Slicing" as explained by Gladwell in Blink.
For another perspective, think about how we arrive at the board vote.
The start is almost always selection of a search firm. Search firms cast a wide net, filter aggressively, and then present a short slate of candidates. Boards interview, present to the community, solicit feedback and select finalists. They choose, negotiate and hire. By the time the process narrows to a few candidates, the system has usually weeded out those slow to speak, "unimpressive," reserved candidates who don't sparkle in large-group settings. The betas are gone and the alphas survive. Usually, if a person is more reserved and not charismatic they don't have a chance—unless that person is an internal candidate who has proven his or her worth over time.
Depending on the life cycle of the school, and the particular challenges of the district, a solid, administrative-minded candidate might be just right. I've written and presented for years on the importance of recognizing and adapting leadership to life cycle dynamics. For example, your strategic planning and strategic hiring should vary greatly depending on whether your school is in a growth cycle or a stagnation phase. Based on that insight, it is highly unusual to find a circumstance where the celebrity superintendent is the best choice. Although their focus is on business, Collins and Porras found only 4% of the CEO's at great companies came from outside the organization.
If you are involved in the decision about hiring a new superintendent, first examine the process. If you follow the traditional model I can predict with high certainty that you will hire a traditional candidate—one who looks right for the role. Please go deeper. Even if you don't get it right, you can reset and look again.


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Extra police officers were at Selma High School on Tuesday after rumors a student was planning to shoot teachers and classmates. Word started circulating on Facebook on Monday night.
"i just started getting calls and messages from other parents with the same concerns, and it just spread like wild fire," said Leslie Martinez, a parent.
Parents alerted authorities. Selma Police Chief Myron Dyck says investigators worked all night to track down information. When they went to the alleged suspect's home, he said he didn't even know about the rumors.
"[The alleged suspect] had no knowledge of the threat. The family and the student didn't appear to have any access to any weapons," said Dyck.
The chief also said the alleged threat started as a text message, then made its way onto social media.
"Like that old game where you used to sit around in a circle and you start with one person with the information and by the time it makes it around, the entire message has changed," said Dyck.
While police and district officials were investigating, parents were worried sick.
"I don't think my daughter should come to school wondering, 'Am I going to survive today or not?'" said Connie Samora, a parent.
Out of 1,700 students at the high school, about 500 were absent Tuesday. Many parents expressed anger because the district didn't address the incident before school. A mass message went out around 11am.
"We wanted to wait until we had some factual information because a lot of times on social media there's a lot of inaccurate information," said Mark Sutton, Selma Unified Superintendent.
Some social media posts only said "SHS," so Sanger Unified sent out messages to its parents clarifying that the rumored threat was at Selma High School, not Sanger.
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