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A friend called my attention to Redeemer Presbyterian Church's (NYC) new "Diaconate Director," Jenny Chang... Jenny follows Andrea Mungo who served as Redeemer's Diaconate Director nearly a decade.
Redeemer defines its diaconate thus:
The Diaconate, a group of men and women nominated and elected into the office by the Redeemer members, exists to express in practical ways Christ's command to all believers to love our neighbor as ourselves. We offer help to those in crisis or challenging situations by assessing their needs and working together to find solutions.
Unlike elders, who are responsible for teaching the Gospel, administering healing prayer, and overseeing the church, the officers of the Diaconate (deacons and deaconesses) focus on extending mercy and compassion. Our purpose is to show God's love to those in difficult circumstances by working together with them to resolve their struggles. We aim to be facilitators of the work God is doing in their lives.
The BCO states of the diaconate,
The ordinary and perpetual classes of office in the Church are elders and deacons. Within the class of elder are the two orders of teaching elders and ruling elders. The elders jointly have the government and spiritual oversight of the Church, including teaching. Only those elders who are specially gifted, called and trained by God to preach may serve as teaching elders. The office of deacon is not one of rule, but rather of service both to the physical and spiritual needs of the people. In accord with Scripture, these offices are open to men only.
This may not be as glamorous a section of the PCA standards as the portions of the Westminster Confession dealing with church or sacraments, yet it is a standard of the church and it is being knowingly violated, even flouted....
Has anyone suggested an ad interim study committee at any time in the last ten years? I suspect not. Redeemer evidently feels so secure in this deviation from PCA standards that it boldly proclaims it.
Let's be honest: when an elected office of the church goes this direction all the quibbling on earth about that office being distinct from the eldership amounts to a hill of beans and male eldership hangs by a thread. The slightest hint of acquiescence to female eldership by this church's leadership will cause that standard too to fall--with nary a soul to mourn its passing.
P.S. For those wondering why this is an issue when the New Testament clearly refers to women as deaconesses, the short answer is that the New Testament office is distinct from the New Testament service. Not every one who presides is a president. Yet the terms and function are closely related. So too, a New Testament deacon or deaconess is a servant. That's the meaning of the word. But some who serve are also given the office Servant of the Church, and that office has historically been understood--from the book of Acts onward--to be an official position carrying real power and authority. For more on this see this article by my brother Tim.
The irony is that this is a much more cut and dried violation of church order than FV. But apparently it doesn't violate the sensibilities of those pulling the strings at the center of the PCA. Another indicator that the PCA is on the well trod PCUSA road. We may still hope that it turns about but conducting purges of people who are arguably within the Westminster standards probably won't advance that cause.
I'm curious, what exactly is the scriptural basis for not allowing deaconesses? Are deacons leaders of any sort, or just servants?
I'm curious as well. I'd assume the language regarding deacons in 1 Tim 3 ("Their wives...", "Husbands of one wife...") excludes women from the office, as this is the clear definition of what a deacon must look like. But what then of Rom 16:1, etc?
Looks like Tim already wrote about this one:
The OPC did a report on the whole topic years ago, too...
The chapter on Deacons in the PCA BCO allows deacons to find godly men and women to assist them in the work of the diaconate. So the issue is ordination not service.
This issue seems overdue for a study committee, one way or the other. If the deaconessing churches in the PCA (and there are more than a few) are correct, then BCO should be modified. If they are wrong, then their practice, or their affiliation, should change. Who will bell the cat? Brothers Bayly, what has prevented a resolution for such a study committee from coming from any presbyteries to GA over the years? What if such a resolution came from multiple presbyteries to next year's GA? How can we make it happen? (I'm an RE in Tennessee Valley Presbytery.)
This has been an issue in the PCA since the Joining and Receiving back in 1982. There was a movement in the RPCES to open the office of deacon to women. When the J&R took place it fell on the back burner
but now it has picked up steam again mostly from Redeemer NYC.
So, based upon Mr. Pipe's links, it seems that a deacon is not just a servant but also a leader for the other servants in the congregation, right?
Dear Keith,
Basically, that's right. I added a P.S. to the post to make this clearer to those who may wonder.
Yours in Christ,
This is why I fear for my church. There are 149 posts dealing with a subject while important does not rise at this point to breaking the standards of the PCA. On the other hand we have a church and a presbytery which is willfully breaking the standards of their church and their ordination vows but there is but nine posts.
I say this tentatively, because it's an observation based on a small sample size, but the PCA seems schizophrenic to me. You have traditional churches (which isn't just about hymns, but taking the elements of worship and the means of grace more seriously instead of giving the audience what they want), and you have contemporary churches that have their praise music and other novelties that I can't fit into the RPW. Broad generalization, but I'd be shocked if any of the former are the ones playing in traffic with deaconesses (which doesn't mean that all of the latter are). I've wondered for awhile if there's a connection...
Jack's Pipe, you might be surprised to learn some of the traditional churches, otherwise bastions of orthodoxy, that have deaconnesses!
And, the shocking thing to me is that arguably the most Reformed denomination in the US, the RPCNA,has had deaconnesses since the late 1800's.
Bayly brothers: I love you guys to death, but I think there is a reasoning flaw here (not about complementarianism, which I embrace). Your argument seems to be that worrying about the Vandals at the front gate means we aren't paying attention to the Visigoths at the back gate. I would venture to bet that those who are most worried about the Huns are also most vigilant about the Goths --those most alarmed about the FV, are also those who are fighting the egalitarian advance.
"Jack's Pipe, you might be surprised to learn some of the traditional churches, otherwise bastions of orthodoxy, that have deaconnesses!"
Hm, ya learn something new every day.
>-those most alarmed about the FV, are also those who are fighting the egalitarian advance
Hadn't noticed that to be the case. Indeed some of the FV are in the forefront of advancing a scriptural understanding of how the sexes should relate.
Go to the CBMW website. Who is the head? Who are some of the scholars there listed?
>Go to the CBMW website. Who is the head? Who are some of the scholars there listed?
What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who didn't catch it, David. ;^)
J. Ligon Duncan III would be recognized by most as at the forefront of anti-FV convictions in the PCA.
You will also find much on there by D. A. Carson, George Knight, and other critics of the FV/NPP.
He also happens to be the chairman of the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood.
I would beware of thinking that says that the FV is somehow out on the forefront of classical Biblical thinking on God-given gender roles. That is, quite simply, false. I don't think anyone is saying it is wrong to profit from Doug Wilson on matters such as home and family.
But, it does not follow that to be opposed to the FV on matters related to soteriology and ecclesiology means to be mistaken on Biblical teaching on male and female gender roles, marriage and family. Certain FV authors can be wrong about certain things, and right about others.
>But, it does not follow that to be opposed to the FV on matters related to soteriology and ecclesiology means to be mistaken on Biblical teaching on male and female gender roles, marriage and family.
I don't remember anyone claiming that. Do you?
1-If these men, who are in the PCA, are taking the lead in defending biblical roles, then why haven't they filed a memorial about the ordination of deaconess by these churches with GA/SJC as they did with FV?
2-If these churches who are electing and ordaining women as deaconess believe are standards are wrong then why haven't they sought to amend the standards to reflect are more biblical pattern of church government?
The reason for #1 is that those particular men know that the FV advocates are a very small minority, forcibly excising whom will be an easy and relatively painless action. The removal will happen soon enough, beginning at this summer's GA with the acceptance of the clone report of the very flawed MVP report a few years ago. (One wonders whether Dr. Duncan--the mover and shaker on the committee--read anything else beyond what he already read in the MVP report.) So, to be quite blunt, the FV is a small foe for those opposed to it, and as easily defeated as it is to misrepresent, whereas to oppose those who advocate women in church offices would be taking on a much larger segment of the PCA--one not easily defeated, and one with most of the money.
The answer to #2, though, is politics. They know that those who are opposed to it would go to the mat over the issue, and, to be quite honest, they are more pragmatic about doing things in the Church than they are concerned about the standards.
The topic is "Other PCA standards in peril." David and Tim wrote in another post:
7. Finally, there is some question in our minds whether the PCA could be ignoring more fundamental battles by engaging FV theology. There are other equally pressing threats within our midst. Over the long haul, the prevalence within PCA churches and presbyteries of egalitarian views is as great a danger as FV theology to our spiritual well-being. When PCA churches are setting apart women to the diaconate in what seems to us to be clear defiance of our Book of Church Order; when any number of congregations are using women to administer the Lord's Supper; and when churches begin to call women holding the M.Div. from Covenant Seminary to serve in staff positions bearing the title of "minister" of this and that, we find ourselves wondering whether the almost-exclusive emphasis on FV theology by PCA conservatives isn't willful obscurantism. But of course, taking on the titans of egalitarian ideology in our denomination would be much more difficult than dealing with the more heterodox of the FV men among us, wouldn't it?
My point is simply this: many of us are concerned about both trends. Concern about one does not preclude concern about another. And, there is nothing political about it, that I can see. Perhaps others in our denomination can write overtures addressing these concerns, and we'll see if our courts have enough teeth to tackle them.
The office of deaconess is Biblical and within the standards of PCA Book of Church Order.
"It is often expedient that the Session of a church should select and appoint godly men and women of the congregation to assist the deacons in caring for the sick, the widows, the orphans, the prisoners, and others who may be in any distress or need." BCO 9-7
In my humble opinion, this is where the PCA Book of Church Order recognizes the office of deaconess. BUT, they are to be selected and appointed by the Session and the Session only as is clearly stated, not nominated and elected by the congregation as with the office of deacon. And then come under the loving direction and care of the Diaconate.
Redeemer NYC's heart is on the right track here, but their methodology is wrong.
As for a female Diaconate Director...I haven't seen the job description for this staff position, but if they are handling the logistical and administrative needs of their Diaconate mercy ministry, which is a large discintive of NYC Redeemer (God bless them), I see no trouble here. But, if a woman is providing spiritual direction to the Diaconate, that's no good and out of line of scripture.
Steve-You posted a fuller section from the PCA BCO than I did on my first comment. I have to believe the leadership at Redeemer knows about this provision in the BCO and decided to ignore it so they could elect both men and women to the office of deacon. There is no mention of ordination in the statement which the Pastors Baylys quote from Redeemer so I do not know if they followed the BCO by having the Session lay on hands for ordination.
Steve writes: "Redeemer NYC's heart is on the right track here, but their methodology is wrong."
No, Redeemer NYC's heart is not on the right track. As just one example, here's an excerpt from a statement written and released by Tim and Kathy Keller as part of a larger position statement by the two of them on the biblical doctrine of sexuality:
"The Christian church is far ahead of Judaism and pagan religions... Women were full members of the covenant community (Acts 1:14). They were deaconesses (I Tim.3:11; Romans 16:2); this meant they were ministry leaders, initiating and supervising ministries. It is wrong, therefore, to say that women cannot be area directors in para-church ministries, or to say that women cannot lead evangelistic, discipling, educational, or teaching ministries. Tabitha (Acts 9:30) was a leader of mercy ministry to the poor, while Euodia and Syntyche (Phil.4:2,3) were Paul's evangelistic associates. Priscilla discipled and instructed Apollos (Acts 18:26) and led a house church (Rom.16:4,5). As in the Old Testament (Exodus 15), women were prophets and did prophesy. They spoke and prayed in public worship (I Cor.11:5). It appears from this that there are no ministry gifts or ministries that are forbidden to women. (Except) Paul draws some limits. The office of elder is forbidden to women...."
Make no mistake about it. This list above claims the norm within the church is women teaching and exercising authority over men. Only women exercising authority over men as a function of the office of elder is a step too far. Other than that, "there are no ministry gifts or ministries that are forbidden to women."
It's one indication of the influence Pastor Keller and his Redeemer franchise wields within the PCA that this statement and others like it, written in 1989, continue to be used in Redeemer's ministry with neither apology nor rebuke.
To this day, monkeys see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.
Where can I find the source for this quote? Thanks!
Michael, the citation is "Women and Ministry: Redeemer Presbyterian Church" by Tim and Kathy Keller; November, 1989.
BCO 9-7 specifies that men and women can function *under* the deacons. Well, sure. That's what makes deacon a position of ordained authority: they direct the work of the church, carried out under them by the people of the church, men and women. (And children!) But if those "women under deacons" should be called deaconesses, should the "men under deacons" be called deacons? It's just not a tenable position. And in those churches that have a position called "deaconess", do those women serve under the authority of the ordained deacons as described in BCO 9-7, or do they exercise equal authority?
So, Pastor Tim, what is your response to the Scriptures included in the Keller's statement?
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Richard Whitcomb looks over a model that incorporates his supercritical wing concept. Credit: NASA
Whitcomb examines a model designed in accordance with his transonic area rule in April 1954. Credit: NASA
October 30, 2009 — Aviation pioneer Richard Whitcomb died in Newport News, Virginia, on October 13 at the age of 88. The NASA Langley Research Center engineer has been called the most significant aerodynamic contributor of the second half of the 20th century. "Dick Whitcomb's intellectual fingerprints are on virtually every commercial aircraft flying today," said Tom Crouch, noted aviation historian at the Smithsonian Institution in a press release from NASA. "It's fair to say he was the most important aerodynamic contributor in the second half of the century of flight."
Whitcomb was responsible for three significant aerodynamic innovations that have shaped aeronautical design since the 1950s. The Whitcomb area rule showed that fuselage shape could affect how an aircraft behaved near the speed of sound. His supercritical wing revolutionized the design of jet liners after the 1960s by reducing drag near the speed of sound and increasing fuel efficiency. Whitcombs final revolution was the creation of the winglet which further reduced drag and improved fuel efficiency. Enhancing the accepted theory that endplates on wings would improve performance, Whitcomb argued that the endplates needed the same rigorous design process that a wing undergoes. Today winglets are seen on every category of aircraft from homebuilts to the Airbus A380.
In the 1970's Burt Rutan picked up on some theoretical work that Whitcomb completed on winglets and applied the theory to his new Vari-Eze. (the protoype of which is displayed in the EAA Museum) This was the first airplane in the world to have winglets. Even today, 25 years later, the Vari-Eze is a formidable design; it just won the FuelVenture contest at Copperstate.
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Am I the only one who sees that the City is essentially giving away the MSA site AND giving millions to build new buildings on the site when this site would be the perfect place for the Justice Complex? Across from City-County, check; keeping it centrally located, check, etc. It's my understanding that the GM site must be purchased by the City from Motors Liquidation Company. STOP WASTING WHAT WE ALREADY HAVE AND OUR TAX DOLLARS! The Ballard Administration has not been known for it's common sense...never voted for him and never will!
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My name is Matthew Lucas Major, I recently went through a jury trial in Bloomington , In. It was the week of Feb 19-21. Although I have been incarcerated since August 5, 2014. The reason I 'am writing to you sir is on the 21 of February the jury came in with a very excessive and wrongful verdict of guilty on 6 child molesting charges against my daughter who was 9 at the time I was accused. I also had 2 other Felonies one of Intimidation and 1 of Sexual Vicarious Gratification. Judge Marc Kellam on the second day of trial gave me a not guilty on those 2 felonies. The jury was sent out during that time and when brought back Judge Kellam told them to not concern themselves with the 2 Felonies that he ruled on them. They were told to not let evidence they had already heard influence there verdicts. I never in my life touched any child sexually and definitely not with my own daughter. When I was arrested Detective Shawn Karr told me I would be convicted guilty just on my daughters word even without evidence. That's just what happened. my public defender did me so wrong he never once proved to the court and jury all the lies the child told, and Jeremy Noel my public defender could of proven the lies easily. The stories in Serenity's depositions and Forensic interview changed and were not consistent as Prosecutor Darcie Fawcett claimed they were. Yet my attorney never mentioned that. The facts that the child accused me of full penetration in her vagina and rectum was proven lies. Doctor Roberta Hibbard of Riley hospital in Indianapolis confirmed Serenity's hymen intact, no scars, no tearing, no signs of rape to her. Yet my attorney didn't use that knowledge . the DNA was all in my favor. I tell you I will spend my entire life in prison going through rape and beatings etc. even Judge Kellam abused his authority by telling the jurors to listen and believe what the prosecutors side in evidence like my daughters testimony. In one interview with the detectives my daughter got flustered with her mom and said on camera " I'm saying what you told me to mom"!! Yet Mr. Noel said nor did anything to even resemble a defense attorney. Judge Kellam allowed edited version of a taped conversation between the child and her mother. Also Judge Kellam allowed the Prosecutor too bring in to my case a knife found under my seat, the knife wasn't part of my case. She was allowed by my attorney and the judge to put a huge picture of it on the screen and huge picture of my naked privates in a full courtroom and open court. Ms. Fawcett says to jury see how easy Mr. Major could reach the knife and cut his Childs throat. Even though I had no weapons charge against these cases. This gave the jurors prejudice thought against me thinking I threatened her with that knife and how scared she would of been knowing i could get it and kill her. On my sentencing court March 19, 2014 my public defender told Judge Kellam he wish to resign from being my attorney and wished for the court to give me outside council to file a error to trial or appeal. We were denied. Now after openly knowing my public defender don't want to represent me he has to. Well when as parents we make our kids clean a room when they really don't wish to, well the child will but don't mean she will do a good job, that's where I'm at with Mr. Noel. please dont ignore mine and my families pleas for your help . we have all the legal proof you could need to prove Im innocent. Please dont make my spend years in prison innocent when you can fix this wrong. Im not saying Im a perfect man or that I was a perfect dad to my 2 children none of us are. Ive made some bad choices in life and I paid for them. But I didnt ever touch or rape my daughter . I love my children with all my heart. And now through needing attention and a ex-wife who told my granny several times she wish she could put me in prison to get me out of their lives. Well my ex finally accomplished her goal. Sad part is she is destroying our daughter with all this horrific lies and things she taught my daughter to say. My daughter will need therapist to ever hope for a chance of a normal life after what she had done to her by her mom and their side of the family. My daughter told everyone even on stand she had a dream months before i supposedly molested her in this dream I was molesting her and when I finally did it matched her dream perfectly. She admitted to watching movies about little girls being molested and watching U-Tube videos about child molesting all before it happened supposedly to her. Doesn't that sound very unusual that a non molested 9 yr old would need to know so much about being molested? The only reason I could think a 9 year old would need so much information is to be prepared to know what to say and be able to say how it felt what took place etc.. So when questioned by authorities she would be prepared. And there again sir if a parent is pre grooming a 9 year old child she would need intimate details . Like telling her daughter about a couple moles on my private area. The child admitted to sneaking my cell and looking many many times at nudes of me and my girlfriend even one where my penis was entering my girlfriends vagina. In that picture my moles are obvious. Yet when prosecutor showed everyone in court my privates and pictures of the moles she said the only way the child would know about them is if she saw them for herself. My attorney once again said nothing about the pictures my child saw. Or could a ex-wife be able to describe my moles to help her case against getting rid of me? I beg you help me. This is my very existence. Ive lost everything , a good job, a wonderful girlfriend, my freedom, but worse thing Ive lost is my children. They were my reason to get up every morning and strive to be better. The wonderful bond I had with my Serenity is gone. After this I would be afraid to even hug her for fear of what next can they do to me. I'm not afraid to tell you I sit here in this cell and try to hold back my tears. Everyone knows you cant show weakness in prison. My life has already been threatened here at Wabash Valley Prison. After only 3 days of arrival. I was tricked into signing a waiver now Im in G Block General Population with 6 child molesting felony charges. Mrs. Hart as a 18 year old I almost died hooked to machines in hospital almost 1 month and now I know that fear was childish compared to this . I cant help but put emotions in this, after all Mrs. Hart Im human and God help Me I never been more afraid in my life. I didnt hurt my little girl I didnt touch her sexually. As much as it shreds me and fills my mind what Im facing I worry more about my mom and granny because of their great love for me mam they are suffering so deeply. I aint done this things but my loved ones suffering right along beside me and If you take my case you will be in essence freeing them also. I sent momma this letter and asked her to email it to you. I'm scared I have been done so unjustly by our legal system and I need you to fix this and give me freedom. I ask you please don't just ignore my pleas. Here in America its nice to be able to trust our legal justice system, well they destroyed my and my loved ones trust in our justice system . And I'm trusting in You !!! My entire family is suffering this nightmare with me. My 77 year old granny had a stroke and isn't doing so well. My single mother that raised 3 kids alone is dying from Lupus and since my arrest has stayed so sick and weary. Our lives torn to peices by a government I was taught I could trust in. my momma has tried so many innocent project and wrongfully accused and cant get anywhere. please please help me. A quote from the late Nelson Mandela: To be free is not merely to cast off ones chains, But to live in a way that respects and enhances The Freedom Of Others. I have Faith in you and your clinic to cast my chains off and give me freedom I do deserve as a wrongfully accused Man, son, brother, father, friend. Matthew Major DOC# 246179 Cause # : 53c02-1308-FA-000779 God Bless you. Please contact me with your decision so I know you made a life changing decision for me , just please at least write me so I know you care enough about your citizens to respond to cries for your help. You can speak openly with my mother Charlotte Spain (828) 476-0406: 71 Lakeview Dr. Canton, NC 28716 Thank You Matthew Major I know yall get thousands of request and inmates claiming innocence, and each person who are innocent deserve to have organizations like yours willing to fight for them and I give yall so much Thanks and I thank God everyday yall are out there caring enough to help free the innocents. Since discovering firsthand how easily lives and families can be destroyed by Poor Defense attorneys not doing their job . And Prosecutors allowed to do as they please in court
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Daniel Wolfson had always thought of cancer as an incurable disease that others unfortunately had to face. He never considered that a cancer diagnosis could happen to him. He never smoked, never drank anything alcoholic inclusive of wine, and his diet was pristine. He ran five to seven miles a day and completed an impressive 12 marathons.
Just before Labor Day, Daniel was on a business trip and ran four miles of the infamous Pittsburgh hills. The next day, he woke up and found blood in his urine. "I immediately contacted my physician and was referred to a urologist. I had to wait three days for an appointment. I didn't think I could do it," explained Daniel.
Finding out he had kidney cancer
He didn't have to. The weekend prior to his appointment, he became tired, weak and unable to perform basic daily activities. He went to the Emergency Room at this local hospital only to learn his diagnosis of kidney cancer.
"Cancer happens to other people, not to me."
"When the ER physician left the room, members of my family not only were tearful but openly cried. The tears, the crying and the emotion were about the diagnosis of kidney cancer; a diagnosis I was told that would immeasurably change my life. Based on the tone of the ER physician, kidney cancer would not 'immeasurably change my life' but measurably end my life," said Daniel.
Daniel decided to seek the advice of three doctors, all of whom gave different guidelines and directives for treating this challenging disease. Daniel explained, "I then made the decision to seek out, what I believed was the best cancer facility in the country which was located in New York City."
"The best hospital for me and my cancer was not in New York City, but in Philadelphia."
At this big city hospital, Daniel did not receive the personal attention he was hoping for. "The surgeon was over scheduled, overbooked and overworked. He seemed too busy to handle my problem," said Daniel. He returned home to look for cancer treatment elsewhere.
"My fight against this disease had been won."
Daniel's first appointment was with Dr. Robert Uzzo, a surgical oncologist at Fox Chase. Daniel explained, "No physician can guarantee a patient anything other than his or her highest level of competence. Dr. Uzzo performed surgery to remove my left kidney. Although I faced some medical challenges, my fight against this disease had been won."
"Fox Chase has been with me from the beginning and has guided me through a treacherous path to a summit of feeling good and extraordinary health. Thanks to Fox Chase, my passion for running continues. In May of 2008, I have a goal to participate in the "Broad Street Run," 10 mile race in Philadelphia," said Daniel.
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Heart of Palm by Laura Lee Smith
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Utina, Florida, is a small, down-at-the-heels southern town. Once enlivened by the trade in Palm Sunday palms and moonshine, Utina hasn't seen economic growth in decades, and no family is more emblematic of the local reality than the Bravos. Deserted by the patriarch years ago, the Bravos are held together in equal measure by love, unspoken blame, and tenuously brokered truces. Little do any of them know that Utina is about to meet the tide of development that has already engulfed the rest of Northeast Florida.
A Land Remembered by Patrick D. Smith
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This best-selling novel tells the story of three generations of the MacIveys, a Florida family who battle frontier hardships to rise from a dirt-poor Cracker life to the wealth and standing of real estate tycoons. The sweeping story that emerges is a rugged Florida history featuring a memorable cast of crusty, indomitable Crackers battling wild animals, rustlers, Confederate deserters, mosquitoes, starvation, hurricanes, and freezes to carve a kingdom out of the swamp.
Passage of Power by Robert A. Caro
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Pulitizer Prize biographer Robert A. Caro follows Lyndon Johnson through both the most frustrating and the most triumphant periods of his career, describing Johnson's volatile relationship with John and Robert Kennedy during the fight they waged for the 1960 Democratic nomination for president, through Johnson's unhappy vice presidency, his assumption to the presidency after Kennedy's assassination, his victories over the budget and civil rights, and the eroding trap of Vietnam.
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou Saturday, March 8 @ 10:30am
A phenomenal #1 bestseller, this memoir traces Maya Angelou's childhood in a small, rural community during the 1930s. Filled with images and recollections that point to the dignity and courage of black men and women, Angelou paints a sometimes disquieting, but always affecting picture of the people--and the times--that touched her life.
The Ginger Tree by Oswald Wynd
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In 1903, a young Scotswoman named Mary Mackenzie sets sail for China to marry her betrothed, a military attache in Peking. But soon after her arrival, Mary falls into an adulterous affair with a young Japanese nobleman, scandalizing the British community. Casting her out of the European community, her compatriots tear her away from her small daughter. A woman abandoned and alone, Mary learns to survive over forty tumultuous years in Asia, including two world wars and the cataclysmic Tokyo earthquake of 1923.


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How Off-Road Racing Technology Makes its Way to the Dunes
Dual-sport vehicles have been around a long time, since the '60s at least. At that time, dual-sport was something like a Meyers Manx, a VW-powered, street-legal off-roader that guys like Steve McQueen drove in Baja. Lately, the boundaries of the "dual-sport" moniker are expanding rapidly. There is still a big following for the Manx and cars like it, but for those who can afford it, the trend is toward bigger, heavier dual-purpose machines. These are incredibly athletic custom cars that can comfortably tour Baja, prerun a race, or chase a team, and with the right tires, blast up the tallest dunes anywhere. Like the Manx, these cars trace their heritage and performance characteristics back to off-road racing, where the state of the art has been advancing rapidly.
We checked in with John Cooley at Alumi Craft to get an update on what kinds of capabilities today's dual-sport cars offer. At Alumi Craft, it's easy to see how off-road racing spawned a chassis industry that transferred technology to sand machines and recreational applications. Cooley builds cars anywhere from husky sand machines to prerunners and custom setups not much different from a SCORE Class 1 racer. "If it wasn't for off-road racing, there is no way this industry could be as advanced as it is today," Cooley explained. "The first sand cars we built, eight or nine years ago, were using Volkswagen engines, bus transmissions, 1,200 to 1,500 pounds - that was what we built because that was what was out in the sand. They were mid-engine, lightweight sand cars. Then we started using V-6s, because the off-road race cars were using V-6s. And then in early 2000 and 2001, the Northstar V-8s and the LS-1 V-8s came out. And from there, I think off-road racing and the dual-sport industry kind of evolved together. The cars kind of evolved into bigger, more sophisticated cars than what they were back then. Nowadays, it's nothing to build a sand car with 1,000 hp, and if it weighs 3,000 pounds, it's not uncommon."
Today's dual-purpose machines are different because of the engines. More power dictates a better-braced chassis with a longer wheelbase, more suspension travel, and much more strength. The choice of powerplants available today is truly awesome. Cooley's customers may request "Anything from a supercharged LS-1 to a big-block, like a Donovan big-block motor, something like that. You can't take a motor like that and put it a small sand car like you can with a Volkswagen motor. It doesn't work that way. You have to build a car around your drivetrain. "That's essentially why we have four different chassis. If somebody came in here and wanted to put a Volkswagen motor in a big car, we'd say, 'This isn't the car for you. We have this other car.'
The dual-sport chassis and the prerunner chassis differ in a variety of ways. "You can see where it's bigger," Cooley explains. "It's wider, longer, the tubing is bigger, it's going to be around 3,000 pounds. It's just a bigger car. It has more wheel travel. Bigger rack-and-pinion, bigger spindles, bigger A-arms, bigger shocks or dual shocks, 30-gallon fuel cell, bigger radiator - everything is bigger." A good example of what Cooley is talking about can be seen in this year's ORBA (Off Road Business Association) sweepstakes car. Cooley and his team of 10 employees designed and assembled the car, which is a dual-purpose machine built on a heavier Cooley prerunner chassis. Designed around a 134-inch wheelbase, the 4130 chromoly tube chassis will weigh about 2,800 pounds. There is 21 inches of wheel travel, front and rear, to help handle power generated by a Redline performance Chevrolet LS-1 V-8, good for 430 hp with the reliability of a stock motor. The Mendeola Racing transmission is an S-4 four-speed. Fox Racing bypass coilover shocks, with Eibach springs, guarantee control and enable precise rebound and compression tuning. Pro Comp X Terrain 35x12.50s are mounted on light Walker Evans Racing 7x17-inch bead-lock wheels. Steering is handled via a Howe 2.5 power rack with Sweet control valve, designed to minimize steering effort and control bumpsteer, even with taller tires. To keep it all cool is a Ron Davis radiator with dual fans and heat exchanger for oil cooling. (The car can be seen at www.orba.biz.)


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Adapted from a checklist developed by UNHCR, Geneva, 2003. This checklist outlines strategies for coordination, staff training, management, and aid delivery so as to minimize violence against women and girls in displaced settings, and provide an appropriate response when such violence occurs.
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This document covers technical information on the various aspects of care for displaced people who have been raped.
Gender-Based Violence: Emerging Issues in Programs Serving Displaced Populations, September, 2002
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This document was produced for the GBV Global Technical Support Project, by JSI Research and Training Institute on behalf of the Reproductive Health for Refugees Consortium.
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence against Refugees, Returnees and Internally Displaced Persons: Guidelines for Prevention and Response, May 2003
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees produced this guide that offers practical advice on how to design strategies and carry out activities aimed at preventing and responding to sexual and gender-based violence. It also contains information on basic health, legal, security and human rights issues relevant to those strategies and activities.


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A new, 6.1-inch touch-screen display is now standard in all but base Corollas. All models receive minor grille and exterior trim changes...more
Time catches up with the best of us, even the venerable Toyota Corolla. There are now several compact cars that are more efficient, more luxurious, and—let's just say it—better than the Corolla, which is entering its last year before an expected 2014 redesign. The Corolla's 1.8-liter engine, for instance, relies on a four-speed automatic or a five-speed manual transmission, whereas the Chevrolet Cruze and the Hyundai Elantra, among others, come with more-modern and more-fuel-efficient six-speed transmissions. The Corolla's interior is logically laid out and fits together well but doesn't come close to the materials quality of the Ford Focus's or the technological competence of the Hyundai Accent's. The Corolla received modest enhancements last year—namely, restyled front and rear fascias—but it still looks and feels like a considerably older car than the best competitors. Having noted its shortcomings, we still think that the Corolla is worthy of consideration, simply because few cars have been so dependably good for so long. Perhaps that's why few compacts sell as well.
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