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I like it but I LOVE Bovril, Bovril is nice and beefy.
Oh yes. Tastes its best when you're poorly
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You can spread Bovril on much thicker too without it tasting too strong and also use it as a nice hot drink.
Yeah that's what I do, pour some hot water in with a couple of spoonfuls.
I wonder if we have any actually since I have a horrible cold D: I look like Rudolph I've been blowing my nose so much. So sore
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I remember when there was a shortage of Branston pickle in England after the only factory had a problem (might of been a fire) and couldn't find it in shops anywhere. Luckily at the time I had a nice big jar full
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The U.S. Department of Education held its third annual Bullying Prevention Summit Monday and Tuesday in Washington. The summit focused on coordinating anti-bullying efforts with the best available research.
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This is the rightmost route in the Skull Cave and one of the single worst pitches in North America. If you think I"m exaggerating then go have a crack at it . . . Climb past the grey cold-shuts through the hollow, overlapping flake/blocks into a corner below a capping roof. Turn the roof then lower off the last bolt -- or downjump -- or something. Before climbers re-named it, the Skull Cave used to be named Old Maid's Kitchen, which is what the town locals still call it. Apparently an Old Maid of sorts used it as a kitchen to cook for some menfolk. Not much else is known. If you think of the cave as Old Maid's Kitchen and choose not to climb here, you'll probably have a blast. If, however, you insist on seeing it as the "Skull Cave," then prepare to lock horns with a seeping, subpar climbing venue replete with sharp, barnacle-lipped pockets, oozing clumps of toxic moss and huecos filled with venomous spiders and various bits of nameless filth. Just think of the Old Maid soloing this route in her cookin' shoes as you fumble desperately for a dirt-covered sloper at the lip of the cave and success will be yours!
7-8 quickdraws and a rope.
The worst route in the country? How about the route right next to it which I am reluctant to admit to having wasted hours of my life falling at the crux. How about the redoubtable Astroglide at the Crystal Cave? Sure it's a pile but let's be reasonable.
Yes, this is a sucky line.Dirty with weird clips -usually in-situ, rotten looking quicks. In spite of its impressive appearance, Skull Cave doesn't offer much for most climbers.The 13's are sick hard, and the 12's are lame and dirty.Pile Driver is just about the only attraction here for me.
Good story. Remind me not to move to Rifle!
And let's not forget the bolts that are half-correded from multiple seasons of water seepage. Makes every bolt feel like a time-bomb.
Yeah, yeah. But the name is wicked cool.
This route is really not that bad, It's somewhat large moves on big jugs. It is not worth just blowing off, there are much worse routes in the canyon. People exaggerate way to much on how bad it is. It's really not that unpleasant at all.
Apparently I'm crazy, but I actually like this route. I thought it had some cool moves and relatively nice rock (for the Skull Cave). My big complaint is that it doesn't have a finish; it just stops arbitrarily with a strenuous clip, and then "Take!"
A lot of routes at Rifle seem to end like that whether you wanted it to work out that way or not.
I am surprised at the trash talk this route gets. I thought is was pretty fun, even with the stupid ending.
I thought this line was pretty fun as well. Not much of an ending, but still decent. Plus, there's never a line.


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Restorative justice is the law
by Dan Van Ness
Heartspeak Productions is a remarkable Canadian group that describes itself as "on a continual quest to learn about & share the principles and best practices of restorative justice." It does this by creating excellent videos exploring dimensions of restoration. Fraser Community Justice Initiatives Association is a community NGO also in Canada that for 25 years has developed programs and training that help people in conflict find good resolutions.
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David Daubney of Canada presented the 2011 International Prize for Restorative Justice
by Dan Van Ness
David Daubney has been awarded the 2011 International Prize for Restorative Justice in recognition of the public policy leadership he has provided in support of restorative justice. The presentation was made during the Prison Fellowship International World Convocation held in Toronto, Canada from 28 June – 2 July, 2011.
"For restorative justice to become the normal way of responding to crime, we need more than programs," said Daniel Van Ness, executive director of PFI's Centre for Justice and Reconciliation. "We also need public policy that reflects restorative principles and values so that the justice system itself becomes more restorative. With this award we recognize a man who as a legislator and an official in his country's justice ministry has helped shape restorative justice public policy in his nation and the world."
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Dwayne Godwin is a neuroscientist at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine. His Twitter handle is @brainyacts. Jorge Cham draws the comic strip Piled Higher and Deeper at www.phdcomics.com.
Dwayne Godwin is a neuroscientist at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine. His Twitter handle is @brainyacts. Jorge Cham draws the comic strip Piled Higher and Deeper at www.phdcomics.com.
10^15 calculations per second? If that were true, why would we need computers?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI believe this is true because of all the sensory data that we receive - just moving a step causes us to recalculate the distances and angles of everything around us ~
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSorry, but our brains do not mathematically calculate numerical distances, etc. - otherwise, no one would have to learn to count their fingers, much less how to perform mathematical computations. As I understand, we generally make value judgments based on sensory information (not computations based on digital data).
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thiswhy would we need computers? - because humans pay attention to variety and get bored by repetition, and computers are great at repetitive mind-numbing computations/calculations like your taxes, adding up, checking your bank balances before and after transactions, remembering what you did last time you visited, quickly and accurately doing thousands of trivial tasks we prefer to forget
the brain is a fantastic parallel processor for making intelligent assessment of complex situations in a fraction of a second - and the first entry point is often the amygdala or such - threat or opportunity, friend or foe - if that instant judgement looks bad - the rest of the opportunity for friendly calculation goes out the window while the organism flicks into survival mode.
adding up your taxes is way lower priority than surviving crossing the road or getting your next meal, and if someone is shouting in your face, it's unlikely you'll be able to accurately add up lists of numbers at that moment.
The question was conditional - IF that were true - it's not. Our brains are neither digital calculators nor computers.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWhat's with the epilepsy, Alzheimer's and stroke numbers?
I'm thinking the poster is a poorly implemented, yet somewhat clever fund-raising tool.
BTW, my point was that "10^15 calculations per second" metric most likely represents some set of actual events such as neuron 'firings' or some other analog processes that have nothing to do with numerical calculations...
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI have the same question.. like I always tell my students... numbers without units attached are useless! 4 million [WHATs] with alzheimers
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this10^15 calculations.
So why we take too many time to learn to know from 2*2=4 up to 9*9=81? They are less than 10^2 calculations
Almost all numbers without units are useless. A very important concept for everyone to know. However, the self-evident units are in this case, the # of American patients with the disease. Approx. 700,000 people have a stroke each year in the US. Therefore, the 4 E06 # is the number of folks who have had a stoke at one point. The numbers for Alzheimer's Disease and epilepsy represent the number of American patients living with the respective disease. Thanks for the excellent poster.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisOur brains are "multi-taskers", while a computer can be conditionally programmed to only compute say, mathematical calculations. Your brain, for example, is also making your heart beat and your stomach churn. It is taking in the environment around you and comparing this to relevant past experience. Even something as simple as looking at a clear blue sky may bring to mind previous situations in which you learned (by deduction or instruction) the time of day via the position of the sun, future and current weather patterns, and even what you define a 'blue'. Not to mention, your brain is moving your eyes in concurrent patterns, etc....and you thought you were just looking at the sky adding 2+2. Clearly that is simply two calculations.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThe reverse question is 'why a computer' can't recognize itself, even with a camera.
There are for example, 10^9 neurons in the retina (rods/cones) - the optic nerve has ~10^6 nerve fibers - so to compress the information from the retina in order to funnel it down the optic nerve requires at least one calculation per retinal neuron (there are of course more) .. so that gives 10^9 - but the brain samples at a rate of 50Hz so that implies 50^10 without applying much thought ...
Our brain constantly makes such calculations to estimate the properties of the physical world. However, we don't have conscious access to this 'machinery'.
This is a huge shame, but this is standard thinking in neuroscience. The evidence is overwhelming - neurons in the brain are constantly making computations based on sensory input.
We are not aware of the vast majority of the computations the brain performs and we throw away much information. Take the remarkable ability of some idiot savants to achieve perfect recall of visual stimuli. The difference between idiot savants and the majority, is not that our brain computes the world differently, the difference is that idiot savants have conscious access to this information.
However, there is a cost to having this information available all the time......, our conscious apparatus can only cope with a certain amount of information. Thus the purpose of all this per-conscious 'machinery' is to provide the most pertinent information to our higher brain areas.
The sensory signals are analog - not digital data. There are no numerical calculations being performed to determine anything except what mankind hath wrought. Numbers/mathematics and letters/language were developed by out own symbolic reasoning capabilities. Our sensory processes are not very different from those of animals...
That computational methods can be used to model sensory processes is not evidence that the brain represents any sensory information numerically, allowing arithmetic calculations. Similarly, the equations of general relativity very accurately represent the effects produced by gravitation but they are not used by gravitation to calculate the effects it produces. Numerical models only represent the actual processes that produce observed results.
Back in the earlier days of truly analog telephones, radios and televisions, very complex processes converted audio and visual information into EM signals and back again - all without any performing any numerical computations. The specifications of analog electronic processes were certainly determined analytically by humans using complex mathematical procedures, but the actual analog signal information was not represented numerically. Discrete signal transformations performed on the signal might have been quantifiable, but not in any way comparable to numeric calculations. I suggest that the brain uses similar methods to process sensory information, even if it is more convenient for neuroscientists to evaluate and represent those processes using numerical methods.
Can you provide reference to any direct neurological
evidence that analog sensory signal information is actually represented numerically anywhere within any animal's brain?
Some "interesting" comments...but none that really interest me... ha!
I think the raw numbers themselves are a testament to how strong the foundation underlying the precept that our brains = our minds... which is of course, ourselves.
The neuroscientific evidence for a lack of a "ghost in the machine" is overwhelming... yet some persist in invoking supernatural phenomena to explain our personas, a soul or whatever.
But i digress... the primate, like other large brain mammals, is a remarkably evolved neural network... instantiating conscious thought, etc. But what is even more remarkable is the fact that our subconscious does all the heavy lifting... not to mention the neural network regulating our guts... cardiac and endocrine systems.
The evolutionary architechture (common throughout the Animal Kingdom) is striking... spinal chord/medulla --> brainstem --> hind/mid brain structures --> to the space conserving specialization of our right - left hemispheres of the massive cerebral cortex... and the myriad processing centers and "mind-boggling" connections.
That the brain is where evolution was taking primates is obvious... and yes, size does matter. And to get that size, one only need look at our embryology... and the depth of the human placental invasion of the uterus to sustain... brain metabolism. Humans pay a higher price "at the pump" (with pregnancy loss and complications)... but we get big honkin' neural processors!
Heck... it's just the coolest organ on Planet Earth. Sure it's has it's quirks... and shortcomings... but hey, nothin's perfect.
Now... where did i leave my car keys... hmmm???
When our mother's have to pay the price to make us smarter, shouldn't we pay them back with respect and understanding. What enables me to conceptionalize an idea of human mechanisms is appresheated because of my mother who didn't NEED this to be able to nurture me so I could. If beleiving in "the spirit in the sky" helps me (or her) to beleive the spirit or motivation in me, then this is the essence of self-esteem and positive "knowlege" in both. Anyone who realizes emotional and moral intellegence would know that knowing our differences and the reasons behind them is key to healthy survival.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisGuys, it is 10^16 calculation per second instead of 10^15.
A calculation of a neuron consists on taking data(signals/signal strengths) as inputs, sum up the input, and then apply a threshold to output the result. The threshold specifies whether the summation of the inputs was greater than a given value.
so, there are at most 10^16 calculations per second happening in the brain.
At any rate, the reception of upstream signals depends on the chemical environment of each synapse - while neuronal firing may be a threshold trigger process, it does not represent a simple arithmetic calculation. Once a neuron fires, which of its connected neurons receives a signal depends on their synaptic conditions.
IMO, these neuronal processes can be modeled mathematically, but they are not performing numerical calculations.
The implication of the specification: "10,000,000,000,000,000 Calculations per second" is that we can each square a number, for example, 10^16 times a second. I'm not that good with math - I think that most of us require several seconds to multiply a couple of two digit numbers!
BTW, a specification of 1 MIPS (millions of instructions per second) for a computer processor is based on the average time required to execute a representative mix of various instructions (the actual time for different types and even the same instruction can vary), but that processor, generally speaking, CAN square a number about a million times per second.
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If the brain doesn't calculate any mathematics, it is hard to imagine how it could perform so many tasks that require not only precise movements but also awareness of the current body position.
The brain might actually know the solution for certain mathematical problems, but we as humans do not consist merely of a brain. I think that is why we experience "aha!" moments when learning. How could our brains work at all if they did not already contain working data-sets? Its a chicken and egg problem.
This may not be the best Wikipedia entry, but it might help your imagination - no numerical calculations required during operation!
Working data-sets? Your brain is not a digital computer! There are no data bytes or nibbles or even bits...
I would love to see the references for these calculations. It is troubling that no accounting is made for the mass of the tissue. If you assume a mean diameter of 5 microns/axon (a bit of a compromise), and calculate the volume of a cylinder with radius 0.0000025 meters (2.5 microns) and length 160934400 meters (100000 miles), you get a volume of 0.00316 cubic meters of axon. Sounds small, until you realize that 1 cubic meter of water weighs 1000 kilograms. If we assume a density close to the density of water, that yields a mass for axon volume alone of .00316 kg, or 6.96 lbs. The human brain weighs on the order of 3 lbs., including all of the neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, and glial cells. Thus, the 100,000 miles of axons becomes deeply suspect.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisTook me much more than 30 seconds to see, read, process and comprehend!
Got stuck for eons in the lower right quadrant of the graphic. Took a while to realize that those numbers were in a different category of statistics from all the rest (number of humans with those diseases, not properties of the brain).
According the the Alzhimer's Association 5.3 million people in the US have the disorder. "4 million" could be someone else's statistic, since the number depends on the diagnostic criteria.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI thank the authors generalized picture that gathered that difficult to collect. Everything is clear and simple.
Recall that the level of intelligence depends more on the number of synapses that can grow like leaves on a tree.
Moreover, neuronal subst. grizea, which many in the associative field can also be more than genetically incorporated.
The picture perfectly reflects morphology. Difference functions adds dissimilarity people.
Ask questions. Responsible, based on the innovative experience of 25 years.
neyroreabilitologist - being curious I wondered what field of study you're referencing, but a web search for "neyroreabilitology" found no related documents. A search for "neyroreabilitologist" suggested the term "neurobiologist" instead.
I guess that English is not your first language, but I cannot understand on any level the statements:
"The picture perfectly reflects morphology."
"Difference functions adds dissimilarity people."
Can you please explain? Is this some kind of alien science?
If you hear a sound, and are like most people (i.e., have normal auditory processing) you know where it came from -- but how? Well, you know because you do a lot of complex physics calculation -- and you do them outside conscious awareness, in much less than a second, using only your brain stem (this is done before the information reaches the cortex). There are actually a lot of thing the a human, or even a mouse or frog, can do automatically and very quickly, that have turned out to *VERY* hard to program a computer to do. It not that hard for computer to generate 2d picture from a 3d model, but to percieve 3d from a 2d image, not so much -- and program speech recognition has proved challenging and yield less the optimal results so far (though it has become common in use, such software has trouble with accents, background noise, and many other things that cause humans no problem) -- the list goes on and on.
So why do we use electronic computers? Simple, there are a lot of abstract mathematical formulas and opperation that are not hardwired in our brains or that we would like to have done under our conscious planning and control, and the way we do arrithmetic abstractly with symbols is not nearly so fast (though the neural representation and processing of the symbols is certain far more complex than the culculation they represent).
Do not confuse the equations of physics that can be used to mathematically model physical processes with physical reality. The brain uses analog circuits to perform its processes. Do you suppose that the Moon uses Newton's law of universal gravitation or Einstein's theory general relativity to determine its orbit around the Earth? The equations of successful physical theories can be used to describe natural phenomena and even predict events, but they are merely mathematical models devised by humans to represent actual physical processes.
The brain uses analog circuits to process information. If we had to solve so many equations to determine from sensory information that the fire is hot - there'd be a lot burnt fingers! Children can learn that long before they learn to count or add. Most animals can determine that fire is hot even though they can't perform the simplest calculations...
Have recent generations lost touch with reality?
BTW, most people don't like understand that computers don't simply perform mathematical functions to solve equations, like 52 - 22 = 30. They actually emulate mathematical operations by employing special circuits that perform logical bit manipulation functions to accomplish numerical calculations. Please see:
As I understand, the brain does not represent sensory information as encoded numerical data, but as analog signals that trigger cascading processes based on dynamically varying amplitude thresholds, for example.
Of course the brain doesn't act like a digital computer (or like an analog computer humans would build, for that mater). I've had a computer engineering class on digital circuit design years ago -- I couldn't tell you the design of a specific processor but I know basically how they work in principle. No, the brain doesn't use abstract numerical data, and it is going to more of an analogue operation to do what it does. However, it does compute a lot of things, and often gets surprising accurate result very quickly.
Of course, sound waves don't use human designed physical models to know what to do, when to reach each ear, how much of a sound shadow to make on the other side of the head, or how to resinate in the outer-ear (i.e., how to filter various frequencies) -- they just do what they do -- but none of that's relevant. After the sound reaches the ear, has been encoded (which is interesting in itself) the brain uses data based on time lags, sound shadow, and differential resinant filtering (which varies with the angle the sound inters the ear and by frequency) to figure out where it came from. No, the brainsem doesn't contain abstract functions written in algebra and calculus; and doesn't use a binary, digital, or other abstract number system -- but it does process the data, and in effect perform calculation, even if they are "analog" in nature.
BTW, the spinal cord produce the reflexive recoil from pain -- the brain brain finds out later.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWell put - I essentially agree. Recall that the original issue was that the chart claims that the brain performs 10^16 calculations per second. I don't think that the methods used by the brain to process information can possibly be quantified as any specific number of discrete 'calculations' per second! I suggest that the chart's statement is not only baseless but meaningless.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThat may be -- I do suspect that terms were expressed in a dumbed-down and sensationalized way for popular media. I basically just went with it and read it loosely since I'm used to that. I supposed misinterpreted the first response I replied to as being based on a simplistic / overly-literal argument or misunderstanding of what was meant or implied, rather than the kind of criticism you now explain in more detail.
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Is there a way to have XBMC play random trailers from the movies I have as a screen-saver?
I'm not looking for just any random trailers or new movie trailers. I'm only interested in random trailers from the ones that I have scraped for the movies I have.
If not a screen-saver it would be fine if it was just something I could turn on when I am not watching anything.
This would make my HTPC almost seem like a movie channel, and I think it would be a fun way to remember how much you like movies that you have not thought of in a while.
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Irish+Trouble Wrote:Is there a way to have XBMC play random trailers from the movies I have as a screen-saver? I think the most skins have possibility to create smart playlists ... so i would create a Trailer Playlist ... Just an idea ... |
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That is an interesting idea. I don't really know how to access the automatically scraped trailers to make a play list like that. Also is there a fast way to create a play list with 1000s of movies?
Thanks for the reply though, but does anyone else know if there is a feature or "skin" that has the feature I was talking about? I can't imagine I am the only person who has their TV on 24/7 + Christmas whether they are watching or not. If this does not exist I think that some of you genius developers should consider it as a feature for your next awesome release. |
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hum, i should see what is needed for screensavers addon !
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Sounds like a great idea. I can see this making you hit your bandwidth cap in a hurry tho!
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But is there a way to play a playlist as a screensaver... not that I know of
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i think the screensaver plugin should select every row where a trailer is presented in db and then take a random one out there and play it, that repeats until someone re-use xbmc (any action (except mouse move) should stop the trailer playback). Would be nice if that script can start the next trailer like a fade so it looks seemless. Greetz X23 |
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would definitely love this
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I think this is a good idea, seems like a very cool showy-offy thing for a more than capable media centre.
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has anyone thought about this in the last while? I assume most XBMC-ers who would use this feature have large download caps and ample drive space. Frankly i would prefer to have my trailers download direct anyway.
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Janet Stevens: My dogs are in there, both Violet and Houdini, who's the working dog. She's a cattle dog.
Susan Stevens Crummel: My daughter's dog, a papillon named Kit Kat, is the dog on the title page with the wings.
Q: Also, we must ask—was there a real-life cat behind the character of The Queen?
JS: I had a Siamese cat in high school, and had two later, as an adult. Siamese cats seem to epitomize the ultimate "queenness."
SSC: I have a black cat named Tweeter who rules the house. All cats have a universal "cattitude."
Q: Tell us about the inspiration for Help Me, Mr. Mutt!
SSC: My husband and I always inherit pets that our kids have adopted. My son has a great dane. He inspired the big dog who helps himself to food on the countertop—ours once ate a blueberry pie and an entire roast. He's also the inspiration for the dog who calls himself Sleepless in South Dakota. No bed is big enough for him. My daughter's papillon, Kit Kat, could teach the other dogs in the house to get food. She's the one who was good at teamwork.
Q: Janet, you often incorporate real photos and other objects in your art process. For example, you scanned real strawberries and raspberries for Cook-a-Doodle-Doo! Tell us about some of the objects you used for Help Me, Mr. Mutt!
JS: Janet: I wanted to give a real-world, semiserious look to certain things in the book. I had Mr. Mutt use an old typewriter, which I found in a restaurant window in Boulder. I took a digital photo of that and scanned it in. I also used wallpaper from old wallpaper samples, which looked more dignified than if I had painted them. The rug underneath the cat is from my bedroom floor; I liked its texture.
Q: This book, in a way, chides lazy and overindulgent pet owners. Are you providing a forum for the dogs, since they can't speak (or write) for themselves?
JS: It's true. They may not like costumes that people make them wear. The book parodies people problems. It's sort of open-ended, not a good or bad judgment, and it's about problem solving. We want people to think about what it takes to own a dog from a dog's point of view.
SSC: If dogs could talk, this is what they might say! Every time we wrote a different section, we tried to put ourselves in that dog's character.
When I present our books to kids, I want to get them involved. I put the kids in the paws of the dog so they have to respond and think like that dog. I pretend I'm Mr. Mutt, and they're the dog with people problems.


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Jane international lenders failed for the second week now to reach deal on emergency aid for Greece but while several European officials played down the delay saying.
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Laura-857740 said:
Im not sure anymore about annullments, my diocese called and said they cannot process it, despite having witnesses write in, because I havent paid any money toward it. Said I cannot, trying to support myself and my child alone. Beginning to think its all about the money.
Hi, Laura,
Did whoever you spoke with actually say "the tribunal would not process your case because of non-payment?" If so, that employee had their facts wrong and you should, as Laura suggested, call back and speak with someone else.
Technically, there is no charge for the annulment process. Tribunals ask for a certain fee to be paid in order to recoup their administrative costs but not being able to pay in no way should affect the processing of your case.
I don't know of any tribunals that will not take a payment plan. In my own case, since I was eating hot dogs and Top Ramen for a long time, the Tribunal secretary let me make a $10 a month payment, but not before telling me that if I absolutely could not afford it, I didn't have to pay anything. I strongly encourage you to call your tribunal and speak with someone besides the one you spoke with, or at least get more clarification. If whomever you speak with insists they won't process your case until you pay, then I would promptly write a letter to your bishop, explaining your situation.
Financial hardship is one of the worst things to go through! Sorry you're in that position. Count on my prayers for you.
Lisa Duffy
Dear Laurel,
While the necessary elements of the annulment process are pretty much the same wherever you go, the administrative details and requirements vary from diocese to diocese. Some dioceses, like the Archdiocese of Atlanta, require a waiting period of one year before filing for the annulment process. They do this because there are couples who reconcile during the process (a good thing, of course), drop the case, but have then utilized the tribunals resources (time, supplies, and utilities) without compensating them for their work. Other dioceses have no wait period whatsoever. Decisions like that are up to the presiding bishop. If you check with your diocese, you'll know how to proceed.
As for digging up the past... I know it's a difficult proposition, but a worthwhile one, nonetheless. Worthwhile for two prominent reasons: If you have remarried without obtaining a decree of nullity that stated you were free to marry (an annulment) you will now be able to rectify that and be able to receive the sacraments. That is a huge deal! Second, you will be able to experience healing on a completely new and different level. I encourage you to take this step and will pray for you as you do.
God bless,
Lisa Duffy
My diocese has a 6 month "wait period" however my former spouse "jumped the gun" and filed for an annulment just 2 months after our divorce was final. He met with a former elderly priest from our parish who used to be a tribunal lawyer for the diocese and filled out the paperwork so that he would get the annulment granted quickly, according to the priest's instructions. Less than a year after his filing for the annulment and just over a year after our divorce was final, my former spouse contacted me, wanting to "reconcile". I was recovering from major surgery, preparing to begin cancer treatment, finishing my student teaching, and getting ready to graduate, as well as preparing to celebrate my autistic daughter's college graduation. He didn't like my answer, so he called the tribunal and threatened them (I do not know the nature of the threats as they would not tell me but they took the threats seriously). The point I am trying to make is that the "wait period" does not appear to be enforceable; diocesan staff members will do whatever they see fit. My former spouse wanted to marry a younger, illegal immigrant before she got deported back to Mexico, thus his sense of urgency. When that didn't work out he wanted to "work it out" with me but eventually had the illegal immigrant move in with him. Today they live together but are not married. The "wait period" is recommended but not enforced.
I did not discuss anything about the annulment with my children.. They are all adults and nothing I do affects them.. Basically, I felt it was none of their business.
I agree with you Donna. While all my children are not of legal adult age (18), I have no intentions of discussing the annulment process that I went through with them. Deanna, I encourage you to move forward with the process.
I like it when people agree with me..
Laura, my parish priest told the Tribunal that I would not be able to pay when my paperwork was submitted.. Like Lisa said. They will not hold back an annulment because of inability to pay.
This isn't an exact quote and I am sure there are others who will have the full information, but I think the answer is if I got married in a Christian service, then yes there is a need for an annulment. If I just went to the courthouse, then no I don't.
The one thing I am sure of is I would check with my local diocesan tribunal to get the facts. I think what I said above is correct, but I am not 100% sure.


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