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It was during a very stressful time that I received the mug that you see in the picture below. At that time, my prayer and facial expression were pretty much the same as what is painted on its surface: eyes crossed, mouth in a grimace while muttering the words, "Now what?"
It seems what is depicted is someone who is bracing for ugliness or an unpleasant experience. Do you ever feel that way? You pray, but, you just know the next occurrence in your life will not be something you will enjoy. So you utter with gritted teeth, "Now what?"
I have found this prayer is in fact one of the best means to start a conversation with God, although without the grimace and crossed eyes.
"Now what?" is often my prayer when I wake. I ask, "Now what, God? What do you wish for me to do today? Where will you send me?" The prayer is simple and to the point: Now what? I expect each day that I will be heard and guided.
Ideally, prayer is not just uttering a catalog of my discontent, worries and desires. It is listening intentionally and responding to the words I hear after my utterances. Prayer is conversation between myself and the divine.
"Now what?" was the prayer I uttered over a year ago when it became clear my work as a pastor was at an end. "Now what do I do? Now what, God?" I listened for an answer. God seemed to be quiet for a long time. So, I followed openings and prayed, "Is this what you would have me to do?" Each time, I heard a quiet, "No."
"Now what, God?" remained my constant prayer. Awaiting clear understanding, I was uncomfortable, not at peace. The only thing I could do was continue waiting in the stillness and silence of prayer. I held an attitude of waiting, listening and trusting that at the right time I would hear, "This is the way you will go."
There seemed to be some irony that the organization to which I have been led, Friends United Meeting, was asking the same question: "Now what, God?" As I had been, FUM is waiting, seeking to hear what God desires and wishing to respond with obedience. Pursuant to this goal, Friends United Meeting has initiated 40 Days of Prayer, urging Friends united to open many conversations with God, to collectively seek an answer to this query.
The issue of Quaker Life you hold is composed of articles from individuals who have asked, "Now what?" Each of them desired to hear; each wished to respond obediently. All joined a conversation with God.
In this issue you will read of experiences that may or may not speak to you. Each writer has related his or her own experience. Yours may be different or very similar. Whatever the case, it is my hope that as you read you will be compelled to further explore how to converse with our guide and how to experience the power, grace and love that accompanies a conversation with God.
I also pray you will participate in the 40 Days of Prayer and join thousands who are listening, hearing and responding to the One who cares for and guides us all.
Let me know what blessed you or gave you concern in this issue. Let us be in conversation together as well.

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Leonardo DiCaprio's whirlwind romance with Victoria's Secret supermodel Erin Heatherton has come to a close.
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Haralson's Christmas celebration set for SaturdayFrom Staff Reports
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I'd never have spent the money on a wedding dress if I knew I was just going to a costume party.
PS...love the "desperately trying to unfuck the donkey" comment in your signature. I'm going to use that!
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My WH was so blinded by her beauty "inside and outside" that nothing else mattered. Years later he is finally coming to the realization that the pretty shiny apple is rotten to the core.
She's 10 years younger than him. She isn't horrible looking, not stunning but not ugly. She's a little chubby, but no chubbier than me. But the one thing I don't understand is that she's french, she can type english well, but I guess having a face to face conversation is difficult. He hates french, that I really don't get. He told her he was single with no children. She found out about me and told him she wouldn't see him again. They ran into each other again and picked up with they left off because he told her he left me. In a way, I see how that makes her low because I definitely wouldn't go back to someone I spent one night with after finding out they lied to me from the very start. And then again, when she found out that we were still together and he had lied about leaving me she told him to fuck off. Then 2 days later started texting him and saying she wanted to be with him because "something special happened between them".
She's low for and trashy with no morals for wanting to stick around and be the person to help break up a family. But she didn't initially get involved with him knowing that, and I think by the time she found out she was in too deep with him.
Even now she still tries to contact him now and then, and I told H that he needed to realize what she was trying to do and what kind of person she is. His response "I do, but she is a good person overall" I wish he would just throw her under the bus and show me that he thinks she is worthless. But he doesn't...
[This message edited by LovingASoldier at 1:20 PM, November 24th (Wednesday)]
I just look at him and say, "what makes you any different"?
This tells me all I need to know about this man I've been married to for 38 years.
How sad to be such a dumbass.
At least I knew it wasn't a physical attraction
She only had 1 thing to offer, and according to the e mails I read, She didn't even do that well!!!!
How sad, A "friendship" ended and the 1 night of sex wasn't even a good memory for him....
UNFUCK THE DONKEY, gotta love that
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Steamed Tofu With Shrimp Mousse
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- For the Mousse:
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- 1/2 teaspoon chopped cilantro
- 1 egg
- 1 1/2 teaspoons rice wine
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
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- 1 package (16 ounces) soft tofu, drained
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 green onion (including top) chopped
Chop the shrimp in a food processor. Add the remaining mousse ingredients and process until the shrimp are finely chopped. Remove the shrimp mousse to a bowl and mix rapidly to incorporate air into the mixture.
Cut the block of tofu in half horizontally; cut each piece in half lengthwise, then crosswise, to make 8 equal pieces. Lay the tofu pieces side by side in a 9-inch glass pie pan or other heatproof dish. Evenly spread shrimp mousse over each piece.
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Call for nominations: Mobile & Embedded Governance Board
We're pushing ahead with the continuous process of opening Java ME - here is another step along the way.
The main purpose of Governance Board of the Java Mobile & Embedded Community (quote) "is to maintain the health and communication channels within the community while supporting its goals, nourishing its growth, overseeing all the affairs of the community, and facilitating the alignment with the community's established principles and objectives."
That is why we are delighted that C. Enrique Ortiz has already accepted our offer to join the Governance Board as the Sun appointed member - he's an experienced, respected, and judicious mobility expert. So now, according to the bylaws of the community, that leaves two more seats to be filled per election by nominees from the community.
So, effective immediately we are opening the call for nominations for these two board seats. We are looking forward to get a number of good candidates from across the industry to step up to the plate and help drive Java ME and the Mobile & Embedded Community forward in the spirit of openness, participation, and innovation.
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With the season set to get underway Saturday for the Revolution, Kyle McCarthy talked with defender Chris Tierney about vying for time at left back and Allen Ramsey of Goal.com gives his season preview for New England.
In league wide news, Vancouver lands the 17th franchise in MLS and will join the league in 2011 as highlighted by both Ives Galarcep on ESPNsoccernet and Dylan Butler on MLSnet. Goal.com reports that Portland will likely become the 18th franchise with an announcement coming soon.
The Associated Press gives a preview for tonight's season opener between Sounders FC and the Red Bulls. On Yahoo! Sports, Martin Rogers looks into the challenges that lie ahead for MLS in the future. And Jeff Bradley of MLSnet gets nostalgic as he reminisces about past season openers.
McCarthy spoke with Chris Tieney about the second-year player potentially seeing some time on the field this weekend with players across the backline being ruled out for the opener. Also noted is news on the possible acquisition of two African players.
Ramsey gives his take on how the Revs fare heading into the season and where he predicts they will finish at season's end.
Ives Galarcep and Dylan Butler each give their take on why Vancouver was selected as the 17th franchise for MLS.
Portland has a news conference scheduled for 10 a.m. PT on Friday where there will be an announcement made about the city's bid for an MLS franchise. There is still no confirmation yet whether the news will be good or bad for the bid's supports.
16 months since the announcement that Seattle would be the league's 15th franchise, it's finally time for Sounders FC to play. The AP gives a look into the lead-up to Seattle's opener.
Rogers looks into one of the biggest challenge that faces MLS – more access in the states to international soccer coverage. MLS Commissioner Don Garber only sees it as a good thing because it gets people watching soccer. The thought is that more American sports fan will then watch MLS.
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Why don't female Canadian researchers hold more Canada Excellence Research Chairs? As Chair of the Expert Panel, Dr. Marsden will work with the Panel to examine which factors influence the career trajectory and statistical profile of women researchers in Canadian universities.
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The number of research doctorates awarded by American universities grew slightly in 2009, with virtually all of the increase accounted for by an upturn in Ph.D.s and other degrees granted to women.
Study Suggests Simple Fix to Help Women Succeed in Science
PBS Newshour - The Rundown | Nov. 25, 2010
A simple 15-minute writing exercise could help young women succeed in math and science classes
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When it comes to leadership...there are very few differences in what men and women actually do and how they behave. But there are major differences in perception. Men and women doing the same things are perceived and evaluated differently.
A great new resource for PhD students: CareerWISE
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Why more women aren't becoming engineers
Globe and Mail | Nov. 9, 2010
In fact, the number of women getting into engineering in Canada has been on the decline, despite a decade of efforts to encourage more girls to think of technicalcareers.
Engineering Gender Balance: For the first time, women outnumber men in Harvey Mudd's freshman class
Claremont Portside | Nov 2, 2010
A math, science and engineering college in Claremont, California reports 52% women in its first year class.
Women's choices, not abilities, keep them out of math-intensive fields
Science Blog | Oct. 26, 2010
Why are only 9% to 16% of tenure-track positions in math-intensive fields such as physics, electrical engineering, computer science held by women?
Females Are Equal to Males in Math Skills, Large Study Shows
ScienceDaily | Oct. 13, 2010
The mathematical skills of boys and girls, as well as men and women, are substantially equal, according to a new examination of existing studies in the current online edition of journal Psychological Bulletin.
The Women's Advancement Office's Faculty Newsletter is out!
Women's Advancement Office, University of Calgary | Oct. 8, 2010
Engaging Girls in STEM
The Journal | Sept. 8, 2010
The results are in, and girls in the United States aren't any more interested in STEM (science, technology, math and engineering) careers than they were 10 or 20 years ago. More alarming is the fact that those girls who do take an interest in such subjects at the middle school and high school level tend to drift to other interests in college.
Women at work: still behind on the bottom line
Globe and Mail | Sept. 8 2010
Canadian women best their male counterparts in high school, college and university, but they fall starkly behind on the bottom line – in their paycheques. And the disparity looks even worse when compared with other developed countries.
Salaries for women profs at U of C less than men
The Calgary Herald | Aug. 11, 2010
Male professors at Canadian universities tend to earn higher salaries than their female colleagues, and some of the steepest of these gender wage discrepancies can be seen on the paycheques of U of C faculty members. "We recognize there is a gap and it is a historical one...We're trying very hard to understand why it exists and how we're going to fix it."
Getting girls hooked on computers
Utoday | June 15, 2010
New program to bust myths about computer careers.
Where are the women scientists?
CBC's Quirks & Quarks | May 21, 2010
19 top scientists from around the world were recruited to come to this country as Canada Excellence Research Chairs. All of them were men. Every single one. 19 men. Zero women."
Why Do Women Leave Science and Engineering? (Research Report)
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH | March 2010
"Why do women leave science and engineering fields? A new study finds that "60% of the gap can be explained by the relatively greater exit rate from engineering of women dissatisfied with pay and promotion opportunities", not from family-related explanations, which are often blamed for the gap."
Pipeline's Broken Promise (Research Report)
Catalyst | February 2010
"Pipeline's Broken Promise, examines the conventional wisdom of the past two decades in which leaders have counted on parity in education, women's accelerated movement into the labor force, and company-implemented diversity and inclusion programs to yield a robust talent pipeline where women are poised to make rapid gains to the top. Findings reveal that instead of women and men being on equal footing and their career trajectories gender-blind, inequality remains entrenched."
Why So Few? (Research Report)
American Association of University Women | February 2010
Ever wondered why there are still so few women scientists and engineers when women are becomingly increasingly prominent in medicine, law and business?


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Yes, I was a teacher. Yes, I was REALLY, REALLY BAD. Yes, I stopped teaching, because I was REALLY, REALLY BAD.
No, seriously. I sucked. I knew it. I quit doing it.
but stillthere are some horrible teachers at my school. my school wants to save money everywhere. so the teachers pretty much suck bad.
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There are many dining options in Budapest which we enjoyed on our recent stay.
In our eternal search for artisnal pork products, we were directed by the excellent chefs at Onxy (wonderful meal, well worth a visit) to Mangalica es Tarsai
An easy tram ride from Pest to the Buda side we could tell from the outside, this was the place
Entering romoved all doubt
Fresh pork, simply cooked on a grill, nice wine, great cheeses and, what can only be described as mangalica salami heaven.
It is well worth a visit
Final score: Rob 15, custom dogs 0
Magalica es Tarsai: Pork Heaven in Budapest
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Saturday, June 16, 2007
The Beverly Wilshire Hotel
Taste for a Cure raises
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Signature Event featured special performances by singer
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The Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation
(JCCF) at UCLA celebrated another successful annual fundraiser
with Taste for a Cure 2007 raising over $840,000
for highest priority cancer research. This year's
annual epicurean evening, honoring United Talent Agency
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performance by Grammy award-winning artist Mary J. Blige
and a standup comedy routine by Kevin Nealon – the
evening's auctioneer and star of Showtime's Weeds.
Dinner Co-Chair Jeffrey Katzenberg presented the Gil Nickel
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We've never talked about it of course, it would be useless even if I wanted to. I know that something happened to her years ago, on that trip with my father, but he protected her and kept quiet. All I have now are the little traces and clues she left in her diary.
Today we stopped for an hour at a small station somewhere close to the end of the world. We weren't allowed to go out so we watched the people through our smudged windows. I saw a family, a mother and a father with their little daughter, and I started to cry. T asked me what was wrong but I couldn't bear to tell him. I know how he left his family behind too, and I have no right to be more tormented by it than him. What I'm certain of however, what I saw so clearly through that window, is that I never want to put a child into this world. I could never live with the notion that some day they would be left all alone.
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LINCOLN - Anna L. Wilk, 83, passed away peacefully on August 30th at Orchard View Manor with her loving family, friends, Nurse Kathy and Rev. Susannah by her side. She was the wife of the late Mathew S. Wilk of Central Falls.
Born in Pawtucket, she was a daughter of the late Peter and Anastasia (Kogut) Zuba of Poland.
She had been the co-owner of the former Wilk's House in Central Falls for many years where she was known as "Mother Superior" and, conversely, "The Dragonlady". She had been a waitress at Alexion's Family Restaurant, formerly of Pawtucket and Mailia Restaurant of Honolulu, Hawaii. Mrs. Wilk was a life-long member of the Fierlit-Korzen, VFW Post 79, Central Falls.
Anna was a spirited and independent woman of strength and determination. These qualities aided her with the many challenges she faced throughout her eventful and interesting life. "It wasn't easy." She was a devoted mother and grandmother, sister, daughter and friend. Family meant everything to her and she was there for her family and friends as long as "you did what she told you to do". Her work with BVCAP aiding families in her community and her love and care of her many animals was well known in Cumberland where she lived for most of her life until she moved to Honolulu, Hawaii.
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The Trillion Dollar "Bargain"
March 10, 2010
David Gratzer
Credit where credit is due: the latest White House argument for health reform is compelling. The administration has figured out how to sell a massive expansion of government as "fiscally conservative." On Thursday, the CBO released estimates for the Presidents bill, projecting an overall cost savings. The White House now trumpets that the health-reform bill will lead to the biggest legislated reduction of the deficit since the first term of the Clinton Presidency.
"You have to spend money to save money" is a popular expression. No doubt, thats what the White House is hoping Americans will think when they read the numbers. Throughout this process, the CBO has projected savings: Earlier this month, for example, the CBO revised its estimate of the 2009 Senate health reform bill, projecting $118 billion in estimated savings over the next ten years (a reduction from the previous estimate of $130 billion). Thursdays estimate$138 billionsuggests slightly more deficit reduction.
The trouble is, taxpayers will be spending $875 billion in the hope of saving $118 billion in the Senate bill, or spending $940 billion in the hope of saving $138 billion in the reconciliation bill. Thats an 8:1 ratio for the Senate bill, and 7:1 (rounded) for the reconciliation billassuming, of course, that government programs stay on budget.
That means that to "save" a dollar in Washington, you have to spend seven dollars to get it. The White House allies are enthusiastic. "Thats a pretty good deal," Ezra Klein wrote in his Washington Post blog. Paul Krugman agrees, describing it in his New York Times blog as a "bargain."
The refrain that this is a "deal" or a "bargain" strikes at the core of what ObamaCare really is. Because, of course, theres no deal and no bargain. ObamaCares spending shifts the poorest patients from expensive emergency-room care into a proper regiment of checkups and preventative healthwhich may produce savings per treatment, even if it costs taxpayers more in the long term. But beyond that, little about ObamaCares spending has anything to do with saving.
If deficit reduction was really the goal of health reform, the President could simply table a bill with all of his proposed taxes and Medicare cuts. Implement those measures, and you could cut trillions of dollars from the deficit over the same ten years, instead of mere billions.
If President Obama truly believes new insurance regulations and state-based health exchanges will curb health inflation and make insurance fairer for all, he could enact those ideas at little cost to taxpayers, and sleep better knowing hed helped Americans in the private insurance market.
In other words, much of ObamaCare could happen without spending a dime.
Of course, thats not whats happening, because the real goal of the exercise is hiding in plain sight. The real goal is to sugarcoat a massive expansion in government entitlements at the precise moment the U.S. is least equipped to pay for them. ObamaCare adds a projected 16 million people to Medicaid and CHIP entitlement rollsprojected to cost $434 billion, or almost half the price of the plan. $466 billion of the rest subsidizes lower income families to help them buy private insurancewith no guarantee that health inflation wont outpace those subsidies a few years later. (The remainder$40 billionis pocket change by the standards of Obama era Washington.)
This explains why Democrats think the proposed legislation is a good bargain. The bargain isnt that health reform spending buys deficit reduction. The bargain is that Democrats are buying government-run, Canadian-style health insurance for a growing number of Americans just as theyd always hoped toand all its going to take to pretend its fiscally responsible is an extra dollar of additional new taxes and savings for every seven in spending.
Instead of "Medicare for all," theyve concocted "Medicaid for more." And trading the promise of a tiny stab at the deficit, eventually, is a cheap concession to get it, especially since theres little anyone can do if those savings havent appeared in ten years time. For taxpayers, it could prove to be the most expensive "fiscally conservative" legislation in history.
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The funeral is Tuesday, May 21, at 4 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Newnan with Dr. John Riley and Rev. Searcy Jackson officiating. Burial will follow at the Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery. The visitation is Monday evening beginning at 6:30 p.m. at McKoon Funeral Home, 38 Jackson St., Newnan. Rather than flowers, the family respectfully requests memorial contributions to The Heritage School, Tyler Henson Memorial Scholarship, 2093 Hwy. 29 North, Newnan, GA 30263.
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On November 15, the people of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly will have a real chance of having a say in the manner policing is delivered to them. The election of a Police and Crime Commissioner is just that chance.
I served for 31 years in the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary in many areas before retiring as a Detective Chief Inspector. I served on CID, Special Branch and the Regional and National Crime Squads. I also spent six years as a uniform patrol sergeant, dealing with a whole range of problems concerning the general public.
And, after retiring from the police, I worked for 13 years with the Ministry of Defence mainly in Europe in a security/terrorism role.
I have seen the misery caused by burglaries, our children exposed to drugs and the effects on anti social behaviour on individuals and communities and dealt with those responsible.
I have done the job, and I am well placed to articulate public concerns over policing and cast an informed and experienced eye over policing in our two counties.
Much has been said of mixing police and politics. I pledge to keep politics out of policing. There is nothing political about being a victim of crime or exposed to those who seek to make others lives a misery.
Should you elect me, I will strive to ensure Devon and Cornwall is a very uncomfortable place to live for those burglars, drugs dealers and those responsible for anti-social behaviour. They will not be welcome on my patch.
Recent events in the news have highlighted how the vulnerable in our society, particularly children, need protecting. Much of this takes place behind closed doors. The support of many of the excellent voluntary organisations concerned with child abuse and domestic violence have a valuable role to play here, particularly supporting the victim and their families. I will work closely with the voluntary sector; their expertise is often overlooked.
The police budget like many others in public service is under pressure and that is not likely to change in the near future. I will fight the corner for a budget that meets the needs of policing for such a large and diverse area.
The Chief Constable will have to do more with less and I see the need to reduce demand on policing by programmes of crime prevention, strengthening the special constabulary and re-introducing visible patrols as a necessity.
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I took for granted that the C compiler in question is MS VC++ (the most popular choice in conjunction with CVF); for files with .cpp extension, it assumes C++ name decoration (and I'm not sure about files with .c extension). Without C++ name decoration, its linkage alias (decoration) consists of only underscore-prefix (assuming __cdecl calling convention), case-sensitive of course. Thus, "extern "C" float* fun(...)" will get decorated as "_fun" in the .obj file.
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WATERTOWN - As the military determines the location and necessity of an East Coast missile defense site, Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, said it was critical for Fort Drum to be the militarys first site choice.
I feel pretty positive Fort Drum has all the right attributes for the missile defense site, he said. The question is determining on a national basis: A, We need it; B, We can pay for it.
He anticipated a Missile Defense Agency decision about both questions this spring. Even if the agency determines the site isnt needed, Mr. Owens said, there could be a push in Congress to move ahead with the site.
For us, the critical place is making sure Fort Drum is the location thats selected, he said.
Mr. Owens met with the media during a stop at his office in Watertown before an appearance in Beaver Falls. He was asked about the missile placement as Congress has put in about $20 million in funding to continue evaluting the decision. In September, the post made a five-site short list for further review, along with Camp Ethan Allen, Vt.; Camp Ravenna Joint Military Training Center, Ohio; Naval Air Station Portsmouth SERE Training Area, Maine, and Fort Custer Training Center, Mich.
The advantages for Fort Drum, Mr. Owens said, are its infastructure and facilities.
Its got everything; they dont have to rebuild, he said. I think thats a very important part of the Missile Defense Agencys decision making. Can we basically install the missile facility and then really not worry too much about the rest of the infastructure? Clearly, Fort Drum fits that bill better than anybody else.
He said the push for the post was a unified effort that included states congressional delegation and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, Fort Drum and 10th Mountain Division commander, said this summer that he wanted to see the results of a military site study before giving an opinion about placing missiles.
Asked about a possible reduction of about 2,800 soldiers and civilians from fiscal years 2012 through 2017, Mr. Owens said the figure to look at was the number of troops present on post, which could limit the impact of the reduction with a drawdown of deployments around the end of 2014.
I think well see an increase in the net number of troops present, he said.
The Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization numbers said about 400 civilian employees will make up the reduction. Mr. Owens said that he was waiting to see how the reductions are made, and that he was hopeful a change in funding or operations could keep some workers employed.
A federal spending bill under debate in Congress would reduce sequestration budget cuts by about $30 billion over the next two fiscal years. This fall, civilian workers on post went on furlough for six days as the Pentagon sought to reduce its budget.
The fact weve alleviated that, I view as a major win, Mr. Owens said. That wouldve have dramatic, negative impacts on soldiers and on the civilian employees.
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The twentieth century saw unprecedented growth in population, energy consumption, and food production. As the population shifted from rural to urban, the impact of humans on the environment increased dramatically.
The twenty-first century ushered in an era of declines, in a number of crucial parameters:
To adapt to this profoundly different world, we must begin now to make radical changes to our attitudes, behaviors, and expectations.
Peak Everything addresses many of the cultural, psychological, and practical changes we will have to make as nature rapidly dictates our new limits. This latest book from Richard Heinberg, author of three of the most important books on Peak Oil, touches on the most important aspects of the human condition at this unique moment in time.
A combination of wry commentary and sober forecasting on subjects as diverse as farming and industrial design, this book tells how we might make the transition from the Age of Excess to the Era of Modesty with grace and satisfaction, while preserving the best of our collective achievements. A must-read for individuals, business leaders, and policymakers who are serious about effecting real change.
Richard Heinberg is a journalist, lecturer, and the author of seven books, including The Party's Over, Powerdown, and The Oil Depletion Protocol. He is one of the world's foremost Peak Oil educators.
"In his latest, 'Peak Oil' expert Heinberg (Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies) puts that theory in place alongside corresponding peaks in population, food production, climate stability and fresh water availability to paint a grim future of overlapping and accelerating global crises. For an introduction to Peak Oil, the idea that coming fossil fuel shortages will be sudden and drastic, readers should seek Heinberg's earlier works; this volume assumes familiarity and addresses the challenges a post-carbon world poses for a global community 'as reliant on hydrocarbons as it is on water, sunlight, and soil.' The worst-case scenario, 'global economic meltdown' and a new round of resource wars, can only be avoided 'by proactively reducing our reliance on oil, gas, and coal ahead of depletion and scarcity.' This involves a vast, worldwide change to fossil fuel-free production that prizes handcrafted buildings and objects, durable and simple design, ease of reparability and material conservation. Although Heinberg attempts to inject some optimism, the intersection of peak oil and climate change-not to mention overpopulation, water scarcity, a clueless ruling class and a citizenry largely unaware of the problem's magnitude-is not a hopeful vantage point, and readers may not want to tackle this downer without other works on deck to provide plans for action." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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Heinberg (New College of California's Campus for Sustainable Living) previously set forth the argument that the world's oil production is peaking and will henceforth go into decline in The Party's Over: Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies. Here he collects 11 essays exploring some of the social, economic, ecological, and political implications of the end of the era of cheap energy. These implications arise out of the recognition that the arrival of peak oil portends also the peak of per-capita consumption levels, economic growth, cheap and easy mobility, technological change and invention, and political stability, but perhaps also the peak of economic inequality, environmental destruction, and greenhouse gas emissions. Distributed by Consortium Books Sales and Distribution. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Global French Studies at Hope College
French Cultural Ambassadors 2015-16
Learn more about the French Cultural Ambassadors for this school year here!
Crêpes soirée at French House opens the new academic year
Un grand merci to Lucie Gaucher, our native assistant, and the French House students for delicious crêpes!
Apercu de "La Vie en Rose"
An end-of-year "La vie en rose" party at the Maison Francaise took place on Saturday 11 April. On the menu: Madeleines; Mousse au chocolat; Crèmes brulées; and the traditionnal Crepes, with games and music. Merci à Raphaële, our native assistant for organizing this, and for the chefs of French 4 for cooking!
Phi Beta Kappa Award Winners
Congratulations to four Global French Studies seniors who were awarded Phi Beta Kappa! They are from left to right Lize Loubser, Mary Liz Winther, Dorothy Dickinson, and Hannah Gingrich.
Pi Delta Phi Welcomes New Members
The Global French Studies program hosted on April 8 its annual Pi Delta Phi (National French Honorary Society) ceremony and reception at the house of Anne Larsen. Twelve students became regular members while native assistant Raphaele Brachet became honorary member.
Lacie Rawlings 11 gave the Life After Hope address on Monday, 23 March
A Hope graduate with a BA in International Studies and minors in French and Political Science, she studied in Rabat, Morocco during her junior year, and then spent a year in Israel earning a MA in Peace and Conflict Management Studies at the University of Haifa before embarking on her professional career in Washington D.C. Currently, she is Deputy Director of Administration (as well as Executive Assistant to the President & CEO) at the Stimson Center in downtown Washington, DC. This role allows her to enjoy her interdisciplinary interests, supporting the executive office and operations of a top global security think-tank and conducting research on the Middle East and the Maghreb.
Dr. Anne Heath Lecture on Abbey Church
On Wednesday, February 18, Dr. Anne Heath from the department of Art/Art History presented a lecture on "Politics, Performance, and Memory in Abbey Church of Saint-German d'Auxerre: The Urban Life of a Medieval Monastery." Constructed in the 13th century, the Benedictine monastery commemorates the life and relics of St. Germanus, a 7th century bishop from Auxerre, in Burgundy. First-year Global French Studies student Alexandra Knorp commented on how much she learned about the Abbey Church and, especially, on how she enjoyed "seeing how passionate Dr. Heath was about what she was researching. I could tell that she loves what she does, and that kind of passion is inspiring."
Kaleigh Doan wins National French Scholarship
Hope College junior Kaleigh Doan of Ludington has been awarded the 2014 AATF Walter Jensen Scholarship for Study Abroad from the American Association of Teachers of French (AATF).
Alumni update: Global French Studies Major '14 Kate Pitchford working for Wycliffe Bible Translators in Benin
I received such a warm welcome upon my arrival in Benin. It was a huge
relief to finally arrive after months of wondering where I would end
up and who I would meet. Benin is a beautiful country with people as
diverse as its landscapes, and this has been an opportunity to learn
about God's kingdom from an entirely new context—I've learned so much
here about God and about myself that I would not have learned had I
stayed home.
Senior Mary Elizabeth Winther, majors in Theater and Global French Studies as well as Mellon Scholar, and Dorothy Dickinson, a major in English Literature, Philosophy, and Global French Studies as well as a Mellon Scholar are presenting at NCUR (National Conference for Undergraduate Research) April 16-18, 2015 at Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington.
2015 French Film Festival Success
The Value of Majoring in a Foreign Language and Study Abroad -Megan Mulder Marthens '97
Life is a wonderful journey. My journey has recently brought me back to west Michigan after graduating from Hope College in 1997. My days spent at Hope were extremely meaningful. One of the more profound times during my college career occurred when I chose to study in Paris, France for a semester. Having studied the French language all through high school and loving every minute of it, I continued with my course work at the college level. Originally, I thought that I would pursue a career in business. After my sophmore year, however, I made the change to a double major in French and Education. It was at this point that Dr. Larsen encouraged me to consider a semester of study abroad. I didn't hesitate at the suggestion! It was a rich experience for me: life defining in so many ways.
Mary Elizabeth Winther Presents at NCUR
Senior Mary Elizabeth Winther, majors in Theater and Global French Studies as well as Mellon Scholar, is presenting at NCUR (National Conference for Undergraduate Research) April 16- 18.
Global French Studies Major '14 Lauren Wade in Burundi
From August 2014-July 2015 I am volunteering in Gitega, Burundi, East Africa with the Mennonite Central Committee, a North-American development NGO. I am working with a local organization which helps the indigenous population of Burundi as a Communications Assistant. This involves creating and updating the organization's website, looking for grants, and helping the staff learn English in order to better communicate with partners and patrons. I am living with a host mother in Gitega who is wonderful and we have many wonderful conversations in French. After graduating from Hope in 2014, I am so grateful to have the opportunity to learn about a different culture and language. Burundi is a country whose population is joyful and filled with laughter despite a very difficult life. I have only spent three months here but I am looking forward to all the wonderful experiences yet to come!
Les Choristes
Global French Studies students sing Les Choristes in the Images International Student Show on November 15. Bravo a tous!
Global French Studies Hosts a Fête Gourmande
Global French Studies hosted in early October a Fête Gourmande showcasing Beginning French Students' posters on foods from around the Francophone World.
Round Robin of Returning Students
The Round Table of Returning Students from France presented their varied and wonderful experiences at Rennes, Nantes, Arles, Paris, and Nice (France for the Pre-Med). The accompagning photo shows a photo of, on the lower right, Jake Boersma ('16) with Professor Colette Winn, Director of the Nice Program)
Former Global French Studies student Brittany Adams ('08- '10), B.A. French and M.A. Library Science
I have recently returned from a year abroad, and it was one of the best years of my life. Most of the time I was in St Andrews, Scotland, where I was working on my second master's in Library Science, but this summer I had the chance to travel quite a bit which was wonderful. I actually made it to France twice! I spent a few days in Paris, which was beautiful, and then a week in Lyon at the Institut d'Histoire du Livre. I finished the trip with a day in Aix-en-Provence, which I absolutely loved. I was able to speak French with the native speakers quite well, for which I was very thankful!
Dr. Diane Guenin-Lelle and "The History of 'French' New Orleans"
Dr. Diane Guenin-Lelle, Professor of French at Albion College, spoke on Wednesday, 8 October, on "The History of 'French' New Orleans." Her book on this topic is being released by the University of Mississippi Press this fall. Dr. Genin-Lelle, a native of New Orleans, detailed the history of this fascinating Creole city. Brooke Wharton '18, who is taking French 3 this fall, wrote the following in her report on the talk: "French New Orleans rapidly became a place of creolization – the rapid transformation of native land and people in America due to the arrival or Europeans and Africans. From there came the Francophone creoles, who were both French and catholic. Dr. Guenin-Lelle argued that New Orleans from its beginnings has been a creole place. New Orleans then emerged as an imagined community of creole and France."
Colloquium Hosts Director Floriane Brown
The Global French Studies Colloquium hosted on Monday 15 September Floriane Brown, Founder and Executive Director of Nibakure Children's Village in Rwanda. Daniel Owens '13 organized the visit.
The Career Benefits of STUDY ABROAD
Study Abroad is one of the best ways for you to differentiate yourself in the hob market. The survey in the link below shows how students land jobs sooner after graduation, related to their majors, and at a higher salary. Click to read more about the survey
Interested in living in France for a year?
Bonjour! Je m'appelle Hannah Jacobsma.
As a sophomore here at Hope, and an English major and French minor, I started going to the Pause Café (the French weekly conversation group) a few weeks ago, and it is phenomenal! Basically, every Tuesday at 4:00, students from all levels of French get together at Lemonjello's and practice speaking. Professor Brandon Guernsey who runs the program is wonderful as he initiates various topics and questions to talk about, and helps students come up with responses, as well as teach new phrases and words. It is really neat because you can pretend that you are sitting in a café in France! I love being able to practice speaking French with others. This is a wonderful opportunity to improve speaking skills, meet other French students, relax, and drink some coffee!
By studying French, you are preparing yourself for a global professional experience allowing you to work for international organizations in Africa, Europe and the Middle East, the State department, businesses with a global outreach, the mission field, and much more!
In "The 13 Most Useful College Majors (as Determined by Science)" Newsweek 25 April 2012, "French, German, Latin, and other Common Foreign Languages" rank in the top ten "Most Useful College Majors" for finding employment and earning higher wages: http://newsweek.tumblr.com/post/21649811964/the-13-most-useless-college-majors-as-determined-by


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Archaeological Discovery Supports Scripture
Once again, archaeology confirms the accuracy of biblical history. That's good news, but should it affect how we believers view Scripture?
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Israeli archeologist Eilat Mazar has reported an exciting discovery—evidence that newly unearthed fortifications in Jerusalem were built 3,000 years ago. Based on the age of pottery shards that she found at the site, Mazar believes that the fortifications were built by Solomon, just as described in the Old Testament.
Of course that's interesting news for Jews and Christians, but there's a lot more to this than you might expect. As the Associated Press reported, "If the age of the wall is correct, the finding would be an indication that Jerusalem was home to a strong central government that had the resources and manpower needed to build massive fortifications in the 10th century B.C."
That's a direct contradiction to the views of some scholars who believe, as the AP puts it, "that David's [and Solomon's] monarchy was largely mythical and that there was no strong government to speak of in that era."
No wonder that Mazar calls the wall "the most significant construction we have from First Temple days in Israel." And if she's right, we will have another link in the long chain of evidence that demonstrates the historical veracity of the Bible.
As I've said before on BreakPoint, discoveries like these are worth getting excited over—even though we need to be careful not to get too carried away by them. Every archeological, historical, or even scientific find that we make that supports the Scriptures is welcome news. They remind us that the Bible is a record of real people, places, and events—that as Dorothy L. Sayers put it, Jesus Christ was "born into history," not into mythology.
At a time when the veracity of the Bible is under attack from all sides, such reminders are always refreshing and encouraging.
Yet at the same time, the primary source of our beliefs must remain the Bible itself. I made this point several years ago when archaeologists discovered an ossuary—that is, a box for bones—marked "James...brother of Jesus." Even today there is controversy over the ossuary's authenticity.
But even if the discovery of an ossuary or a city wall corroborates what the Bible says, that does not make the biblical facts more factual—it simply confirms them. And as historian Paul Johnson says, the confirming evidence for scriptural accuracy is mounting—so much so that the skeptics, not the Christians, must fear the further course of scientific discovery.
What You Can Do:
But always remember—the Bible stands on its own credible witness, regardless of whether secondary sources confirm or seemingly contradict it.
If we get too caught up in each discovery that seems to support the Bible, we run the risk of building our faith on a less-than-solid foundation. And we run the risk of being disappointed and disillusioned should a certain artifact be somehow discredited.
Better to build our faith on the solid rock of God's Word—even as the evidence continues to mount, this time from a pile of ancient rubble pointing to the Word's veracity.
Several years ago, Paul Johnson gave a remarkable speech at Dallas Seminary called "A Historian Looks at Jesus." It's one of the best pieces on the accuracy of Scripture I've encountered. I encourage you to read it as well—and you can do that now because we have it for you at our website, BreakPoint.org.
Further Reading and Information
A Historian Looks at Jesus
How Do I Answer the Skeptic Who Views the Old Testament as Myth?
Ancient Walls May Offer Biblical Proof
Thinking Outside the Box: An Archaeological Find Meets Open Minds
Philistines and Archeology: Digging Out the Truth
Rubble Declares the Glory of God: The Case for Faith


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