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'A Fierce Green Fire' aims to tame an unruly topic
A sweeping history of the environmental movement, "A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet" is both a cautionary tale and a triumphant one. The documentary focuses on the individuals that halted deforestation and saved baby seals, but filmmaker Mark Kitchell also delineates the imminent dangers of climate change.
Unfortunately, environmentalism, like the environment itself, is not easily contained. The sprawling documentary feels like Conservation 101, and the lack of focus tempers the overall force of the individual stories, some of which are truly riveting.
The film is divided into five chapters, each with a different narrator. Robert Redford, Ashley Judd, Isabel Allende, Van Jones and Meryl Streep fill in the gaps on narratives that range from the founding of the Sierra Club to the Love Canal and Greenpeace's war on whaling to the Kyoto Protocol.
The film's title comes from the story of Aldo Leopold, a man who shot a wolf and saw in the dying animal's eyes "a fierce green fire." The act, which Leopold immediately regretted, was a catalyst that transformed the man into a conservationist. Leopold turns out to be the first of many subjects in the film, who are spurred by one incident to community-altering action.
One of the most compelling, if already famous, stories features Lois Gibbs, the spitfire housewife who secured relocation fees for herself and her New York neighbors, who had unwittingly been suffering the consequences of Love Canal's toxic waste. The government refused to acknowledge the source of the area's high incidence of birth defects, miscarriages, stillbirths and illness, until Gibbs' crusade. Likewise, Chico Mendes risked his life to save his Brazilian community of rubber tappers, whose livelihoods were threatened by ranchers set on clear-cutting the area.
Each story seems rich enough to carry a documentary on its own (and some have), but as the stories begin to pile up, the total impact equals less than the sum of its parts.
Part of the problem is the many detours between anecdotes that offer interesting tidbits, but slow the momentum. A fascinating documentary could probably be made of the snippets about the history of environmentalism from a political standpoint, shifting from a bipartisan goal during the Nixon administration to an afterthought under President Ronald Reagan.
While many advocacy films don't offer concrete solutions, "A Fierce Green Fire" seems like it might outline some options during one section, "Alternatives." But after a few glimpses of communes, which are not a real possibility for most viewers, solar panels and alternative energy, the story delves into Greenpeace's war against whaling.
It's a harrowing story, with archival footage of a tiny boat taking on a massive Soviet tanker, but it doesn't really seem to fit. Maybe it's a sign that there's no good way to organize such an unruly subject.
Two stars. Unrated. Contains images of violence against animals. 101 minutes.
Ratings Guide: Four stars masterpiece, three stars very good, two stars okay, one star poor, no stars waste of time.


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The Week in Review:
No Place Like Home: The UVA women's lacrosse team faced a daunting task after a late fourth-quarter rally helped them defeat the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 10-8 in the NCAA tournament's first round Thursday, May 12. The sixth-seeded Cavs (16-4) were set to meet third-seeded Boston University (17-2) Sunday, May 15, on the Terriers' home turf (BU had an undefeated record at home). But thanks to a conflict with graduation ceremonies, the Terriers had to travel to Charlottesville for the national quarterfinal showdown. The defending champion Cavaliers outscored Boston 8-4 in the second half en route to a 13-9 victory and a berth in the national semifinals. "It doesn't matter who we play," Wahoo attack Amy Appelt told The Daily Progress following Sunday's win. "We have to beat them in order to reach our goal."
Worst Heat-stroke: The Washington Wizards' surprising and often thrilling NBA season suddenly comes to an end in game four of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Even without the most dominant player in the game (Shaquille O'Neal), the Miami Heat ride young star guard Dwayne Wade right through the nation's capital to complete a four-game sweep. Wade caps off another brilliant series with a 42 point effort in the closeout game. Despite O'Neal's injury, Wade has carried the Eastern Conference's top-seeded squad to playoff perfection (8-0 through the first two rounds of play). "To me it's like a remake of A Star is Born," shell-shocked Wizard's coach Eddie Jordan tells the AP. "You could take those two series and make a movie out of it, because he's certainly raised his game."
Best overdue breakthrough: After three weeks of wishing for better days, the UVA men's lacrosse team finally explodes as they host Albany (10-6) in the NCAA first-round game at Klockner Stadium Saturday, May 14. Recent lackluster performances– UVA had dropped two of their last three games (one, a bitter overtime loss to Maryland in the ACC tournament two weeks ago)– worried coach Dom Starsia.
"We had not played in the last two weeks, and that was a concern," Starsia told the Progress. "We wanted to make sure we came out and played hard." The Wahoos did just that from the opening face-off, thanks to a relentless scoring attack that quickly destroyed any Albany hopes of a first round upset. The Cavs blasted the Great Danes early and often to score a season high 23 goals, while also holding the nation's fifth leading scoring offense to nine.
Earliest Hurricane Warning: Hurricane season begins in June, and so does the college world series. The fourth-ranked baseball powerhouse Miami Hurricanes (38-12-1, 19-7-1) invaded Charlottesville for an exciting weekend of baseball at Davenport Field. Each game was decided by a single run: the 'Canes grabbed a 7-6 victory Friday and a 1-0 win Saturday, but the Cavs (34-17, 11-14) bounced back to win two must-win games by salvaging a 4-3 triumph over Miami Sunday and then squeaking by in a 2-0 decision over North Carolina A&T Monday (27-25).
The Week Ahead:
vs. Duke
Thursday, May 19 & Friday, May 20 @ 7pm
Saturday, May 21 @ 1pm
The dreams of a second straight NCAA tournament berth may be riding on this series. Tickets $6 Adult, $4 Youth/Senior.
UVA Men vs. Navy @ John's Hopkins
Saturday, May 21 @ 3pm
Two lacrosse-rich programs clash for a trip to Philadelphia for the Final Four.
UVA Women vs. Duke in Annapolis
Friday, May 20 @ 8:30pm
Lady Hoos hope the third time's a charm against this season's arch-nemesis.
Call the UVA ticket office for more information about ticket prices for NCAA lacrosse tournament games.


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Ten of the Biggest Mistakes Developers Make With Databases
Although fashions come and go in software development, some things stay remarkably constant. One of these is the use of databases. You may be wonderfully up-to-date with an AJAX Web interface or the latest whizbang Windows user interface, but under the covers, you're probably still pumping data in and out of a database, just as we all did a decade or more ago. That makes it all the more surprising that developers are still making the same database mistakes that date back to those good old days of Windows 95 and before. Perhaps it's just that most of us learn to use databases on the side, rather than really studying them. In any case, here are my nominations for the biggest mistakes that I see over and over again.
Choosing the Wrong Database
Not all databases are created equal — which means before you do anything with a database, you have to pick the appropriate database. Time and again I've seen Access databases groaning to bear the load of huge data sets that would have been child's play for SQL Server, or harried users trying to pay for and set up SQL Server to hold a few hundred rows of data. Broadly speaking, there are three tiers of databases in the market these days: desktop and embedded databases suitable for smaller tasks, "Express" versions of the major players that are good up to a few gigabytes of data, and the truly enterprise databases like SQL Server, Oracle, and DB2 that can handle just about anything you can throw at them. Before you do anything else, you need to make some realistic estimates about the amount of data that you'll be storing and pick the appropriate product to do the storage.
Choosing Too Many Databases
APIs such as ODBC, JDBC, and OLE DB have promoted the notion of database independence - the idea that you can write your application code in such a manner that you can plug any database at all in for data storage. Well, yes, but there are compromises. I've seen a lot of teams go down the rat hole of database independence, writing layers to translate all of their SQL statements to some lowest common denominator dialect that every conceivable database will support, and at the same time giving up on advanced features available in any particular database. The notion seems to be that some client in the future might want to switch to Oracle or DB2 or FoxPro or whatever, so it's best to be prepared now. On the contrary: when you're starting out with a new product, pick your storage engine and write to it. If your product is good, people will install the database you specify, and you won't be wasting untold man-hours supporting "just in case" scenarios that you'll probably never need.
Know Your Data
If I had a dollar for every time it turned out that some customer numbers had seven digits instead of six, or that the registrar's office really did allow students to register without a social security number due to privacy concerns and so the column has to be made nullable - well, I'd have a lot of dollars. Database design can't be done in a vacuum, away from the business rules. It's critical that you get the input of the actual users of the data, and hammer on them to find out for sure how big each column needs to be, what rules apply to it, what types of data it will hold, who can update it, and so on. Otherwise, you're setting yourself up for costly rework down the line. You'll learn to dread sentences starting with "Well, it looks fine, except..."
It's Just Like Excel, Right?
There's a tendency, especially among managers of smaller shops, to assume that any developer knows how to set up a database. Frankly, this perplexes me. You wouldn't assume that any given developer knows how to code in C# or set up a Web Service, so why is it that we're all supposed to be database pros? The end result is that too many databases are designed by people who have never even heard the term normalization, never mind developed any understanding of the various normal forms. I can't tell you how many times I've found everything shoved into one big table with hideous update anomalies and performance issues as a result. If you're in this situation yourself, and you're over your head, demand training - or start job-hunting. Efficient database design is something you need to learn, not discover by trial and error.
Third Normal Form is Not the Holy Grail
On the other hand, a little knowledge really can be a dangerous thing.
I've seen databases that were normalized to death by well-meaning
developers who insisted on putting everything in lookup tables. I
recall one memorable instance in which "yes" and "no" were relegated to
tblAnswers, where they could be referred to by an
AnswerID foreign key from other tables. Yes, you need to know
the normalization rules, but you also need to develop the skill to know
when to stop normalizing, and when denormalization for performance
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Required: Before you begin, set up a WHM account for your domain name. For more information, see Create an account in WebHost Manager.
Follow these steps to use your own domain name as a nameserver for websites your server hosts.
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Today's guest post comes from Marci of Down on the Farm.
Cheddar Cheese
Equipment: Cheese pot with a lid to hold the milk (it is good to make this a dedicated cheese only pot), a larger stock pot or water bath canner, dairy thermometer, mesophilic starter culture, rennet, stainless steel whisk or long knife, cheese ladle, stainless steel colander, french fry mill/cutter, salt without iodine (you can use a coarse cheese salt, pickling salt, or I use Real Salt).
First of all fill your cheese pot with water. Put all your utensils that you will use in it and bring to a boil. This will sanitize all of your equipment and not cause problems with the cheese. Pour the boiling water into a larger stock pot or water bath canner. This will be used to heat the cheese and keep the temperature.
Pour 2 gallons of milk (this recipe can be doubled) into your cheese pot. Set the pot down into the larger stock pot or water bath canner. Place a thermometer down in the milk making sure it is easy to read. Let it heat up to 86° F.
The hot water in the bottom of the double boiler set up, was going to make the milk a bit too hot. I had to sit it out for a bit.
Once it reaches the right temperature put in your culture. Use 1 packet (1 packet works for up to 2 gallons of milk) of mesophilic starter culture. Sprinkle it over the top of the milk and stir in to the milk with a stainless steel whisk or cheese ladle. Cover and let sit for about 30 mins. to ripen.
If you are going to use calcium chloride, it would go in next. I did not use it, but it is good to use if the milk is homogenized or pasteurized. If you are going to use it, then take 1/2 tsp. and mix it in with about 1/4 cup of cold water. Pour the water over the surface of the milk and then stir it in.
Next, we will add our rennet. You will use the same amount of rennet in cheese as you use calcium chloride. So, add 1/2 tsp. of liquid rennet to about 1/4 cup of cool water. After mixing in then pour over the surface of the milk and mix it in. Cover and let the milk sit for 30 to 50 mins. I leave my thermometer sticking out the side of the lid so I can make sure I keep a constant temperature.
It is time to test the curd. The last place to set up will be the center. I take a thick candy thermometer (you could use something else) and poke it down gently into the center of the curd and then sort of lift up at an angle. It the curd breaks in a clean straight line it is ready. In the picture below you can see the break, but the camera took the picture a split second too late (I know… operator error) so it is hard to see the totally clean line. However, you can see that it is solid curd.
Video – Testing the Curds
Use the large stainless steel whisk to cut the curds. You can use a long knife, but it is SO much easier with a whisk. Cut across one way and then cut across the opposite way while turning the whisk a bit to make cubes.
Video – Cutting the Curds
In this picture you can see where I have cut with the whisk and where I still need to. The curds tend to rotate in the pot, so I never get perfectly even lines.
If you use a knife, after you cut both ways across, then you need to use a flat cheese ladle to cut the layers from top to bottom. Or insert the knife at angles to try and cut them. The whisk made all the difference in the world for me. I actually ordered some large 16″ ones to put in the store for other to be able to get them.
Once you cut the curds you are going to allow them to rest for 2 to 5 mins. They will sink down into the whey.
Leaving the pot of milk in the double boiler set up, turn a low heat on under the pot. You are going to raise the temperature of the milk from 86° F to 100° F. You are going to do this very slowly over a 40 to 45 mins. period of time.
You will need to stir the curds gently and often. I stirred with the whisk. Once the temperature hits 90° F and above, then the curds will try to mat together. You will need to be diligent in your stirring from that point on. Once you reach 100° F turn off the heat and watch that it does not get any hotter. If it does, remove it from the double boiler and set on the counter. It is good if you can keep them in the pot though because it helps keep the temperature constant. You are going to let the curds sit for 30 mins. undisturbed. They will sink to the bottom and mat together.
It is time to test and see if the curds are ready to be drained. Pull some up from the bottom in the flat cheese ladle. Take a small handful and gently squeeze. If they hold together then they are ready. They should also easily separate back out.
Drain them into a colander over a bucket or large pan catching the whey.
Put about 3 quarts of your whey back in the cheese pot and put the colander over that pot. Pack the curds down in the colander making a nice slab. Turn on a VERY low heat under this. The curds should not be in the whey, but they will be over the nice moist air. Put a lid over them and let them cheddar (that is what this process is called) for about 45 mins. to an hour. I turned the slab over pressing down again about every 15 mins.
When you are done, you will have a nice big flat smooth slab of cheese.
Put the slab on a cutting board and cut into fairly large chunks.
There are 2 ways to do this next step. You can use a knife or you can use a french fry mill/cutter. Put the curds through the mill or cut into strips about that size.
Put them back into the pan or into a bowl and add 2 1/2 tsp. of salt. Mix it in well with your hands. At this point, you can eat these as fresh cheese curds (they are really good) or you can press them into a wheel.
Lay a folded piece of cheese cloth on the bottom of your cheese press and then put the hoop on top of it. Fill the hoop with the curds. Place another folded piece of cheesecloth over the top of the curds and then add your follower (wooden round that fits just inside your hoop). Assemble the rest of your press and apply pressure to the curds. You do not want to push down as hard as you can at this point. Push down until the whey starts to come out the bottom. Depending on your press you will either want to set the press down into a pan to catch the whey or have a bowl to catch it. Leave it this way for an hour. Check it periodically to see if you need to apply a bit more pressure.
After the hour is up, take your cheese out and you will dress it. Take a piece of cheesecloth and wrap the cheese, covering all surfaces. Place it back into the hoop and add the follower. Now tighten your press to the maximum pressure. You will leave the cheese in the press for 24 hours.
About Marci: My husband and I have been married 31 years. Neither one of us grew up on a farm. By God's grace, we learned how to raise and grow most of our own food. We have one son (Joshua Daniel) who is married and lives nearby. We feel very blessed to live the life we do. Marci blogs at Down on the Farm.


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On election night, 2007, newly-elected President Barack Obama remarked, "Tonight, you voted for action, not politics as usual."
Now six years later, this statement only adds another broken promise to the list.
The Senate Democrats last week engaged in the worst kind of politics, the type that says if you don't agree with us, we don't care about you.
In an unprecedented move, the Senate Democrats used the "nuclear option" to change the Senate rules. Presidential nominees for most federal judicial positions will no longer require 60 votes to proceed. Instead, a simple majority is all that is needed to move to a confirmation vote. Specifically, these actions came as the president was trying to appoint three new judges to the court that reviews most of the government's regulations, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
This means the majority party will have the power to ram through any appointments they wish, without consideration for the other side's objections. This almost entirely eliminates the incentive for choosing nominees that are acceptable to both parties, allowing the courts to become more politicized.
The Democrats' real motivations were hidden behind a facade of pragmatism. Claiming the courts are overburdened, the Democrats argued that more judges were needed to increase efficiency in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
But the Wall Street Journal effectively exposes this flimsy rhetoric, reporting,"For the 12-months ending in September, the D.C. Circuit had 149 appeals filed per active judge. By comparison, the 11th Circuit had 778 appeals filed per active judge for the same period." The Journal argues that Democrats are simply engaging in a "political power play" by packing "the most underworked appellate circuit in the country."
Senate Democrats, led by Majority Leader Harry Reid and supported by President Obama, claim that Republicans' obstructionism is adequate cause for suppression of minority rights. But the Republicans are right to obstruct unnecessary judge appointments if the D.C. Circuit does not really need them.
Furthermore, the nuclear option is a haughty assertion of raw power, telling those who disagree that their opinions are not valuable. It's a continuation of the mentality of Obama's first chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel. When the first stimulus bill was passed (with no Republican votes) in 2009, Republicans offered to make the bill a bipartisan effort by providing their input as well.
Emanuel's response was to completely ostracize Republicans, claiming their involvement was worthless. "We have the votes," he said, following that comment with an expletive directed toward Republicans.
This total derision of dissenting opinions has continued throughout the entire Obama presidency – during the healthcare debates, fiscal cliff negotiations, and now presidential appointments.
Eight years ago, on the Senate floor in 2005, then-Sen. Obama remarked, "What (the American people) don't expect is for one party, be it Republican or Democrat, to change the rules in the middle of the game so they can make all the decisions while the other party is told to sit down and keep quiet."
It sounds like the Obama of 2013 should have listened to his own advice in 2005. The Senate Democrats' move last week was a dangerous blow to bipartisanship and the rights of the minority.


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I just released a whole load of my lutherie notes and resources onto the web for all to see. In a profession where free knowledge sharing is by no means the norm, this is a fairly big deal.
Needless to say, I will be building on this heavily, adding more content and refining what I have as I learn more.


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Mrs. Chronos: "I know. Your office is near my Mom's nursing home, so I stopped to visit her."
Mary: "Okay, but he's already with his next patient, and we're packed full today. I'm going to have to reschedule you..."
Mrs. Chronos: "So you have something against my Mom?"
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It has been a long time since I've posted anything of what I've been working on, but then again it's been a long time since I've worked on anything! I have retitled my project a few times over the many ports
The project I've worked on off and on over the years has taken many different forms and has grown into something far different than when it first started. This post will be two fold. First it will serve as an announcement. I'm moving forward with Steam Greenlight! Go. . uh vote and what not. . please. You can find it's Steam page here.
Next, I will attempt to summarize several years worth of progress and setbacks.
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At the time of inception zombies were still fairly popular among. . well pretty much everyone. Zombies have come and gone, but I've put in too much time in to call it quits. Despite the worn topic, there are a number of things that I done worth noting. If you happen to remember my old blog on Ninja vs. Zombies, then you remember the augmented movement and aiming which allows for fast paced gameplay. I have since smooth out the movement and added upper body transitions for other animations. Being able to switch between full body and upper body animations on the fly is immensely helpful.
There are some additional methods of animating which help out as well. Animations have the ability to accurately animate position if needed. As you can imagine, this has a number of practical applications. Rolling and melee animations are handled this way. I can set optional position and rotation offsets for when I need someone to end an animation in just the right position.
Speaking of melee animations, my melee system is one area that gave me way more trouble than I ever anticipated. I don't use anything fancy to accomplish it (just some ray casts and distance checks), but it never seemed to fit quite right with this style of gameplay. The biggest issue was trying to make it worthwhile to use a melee weapon. If you stop to swing a weapon everyone catches up and kills you very quickly. Running out of ammo was a death sentence. Skipping a few failed trials, I ended up implementing per shape time scaling which allows me to put everyone other than the player into slow motion for a moment. The amount of time is an upgrade that can be purchased for each melee weapon as increasing the speed of the attack. Not only does it look super awesome, but it gives the player a chance to use their melee weapon effectively and bolt before getting hit.
The AI of individual enemies makes them all work really well together, and keeps you on your toes while playing. Small variations in speed keep them well spaced, each will lead their target by random amounts, and how they respond once reaching their target is based on their aggression level. Zombies can either attack or grab. Slower zombies are more likely to grab the player for a second, and the likelihood to succeed is modified by the player's speed. I currently have four other unique enemy types that I won't go into great detail about here, but I will mention one of my favorites that did not make an appearance in the video. There are small little troll people that turn up every now and then. They're very aggressive, but not very strong. Their thing is breaking of the chase to go after dropped items. There's nothing quite like someone dropping some much need ammo only to have one of these buggers get to it first.
I have learned so many lessons over the years, but these two are probably the most meaningful for me. First, having a solid direction isn't just a good idea, it is essential! I have burned so much time just trying to figure out the layout of a particular mission or menu. The next thing is to avoid "cool ideas" in favor of good ideas. An example of this would be the limb damage I spent a long time implementing. In Hell Scout you can shoot zombies in the foot if you are so inclined. Will you ever try to while you're running for your life? Not likely, but it seemed like a cool idea at the time. And it IS cool! Instead of the of bounding box, bullets can fly between a zombie's legs and hit the kneecap of the one behind him.
The next steps for me are to finish up the last of the levels, animate the attacks for the last of the melee weapons, and improve the sounds effects. There are about a million other little things here and there, but I think I've ranted enough for one blog. The biggest issue is that I have about a month and a half left before I begin medical school! It's very exciting but doesn't leave much time for my hobby computer game. I hope I can make it in time, but honestly I'm just happy to have made it this far.
I'm open to suggestions and have pretty thick skin to blunt opinion. . . compliments are also accepted.


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Tony Stewart to return to NASCAR racing this weekend at Atlanta
Tony Stewart will end three weeks of seclusion and return to NASCAR racing this weekend in Atlanta, his first public appearance since his car struck and killed a fellow driver at a dirt-track race Aug. 9, Stewart's team said Thursday.
Stewart will hold a news conference Friday at Atlanta Motor Speedway, site of Sunday night's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, Stewart-Haas Racing said.
They will be Stewart's first public comments since his car struck and killed 20-year-old Kevin Ward Jr. while Ward was on foot during a non-NASCAR, sprint-car race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park in upstate New York.
As the story and a graphic amateur video of the incident sparked a nationwide debate about who was at fault, Stewart sat out the next three Cup races at Watkins Glen, N.Y., Michigan International Speedway and Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway. Replacement drivers drove Stewart's No. 14 Chevrolet.
Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR's executive vice president, said in a statement Thursday that Stewart "has received all necessary clearances" to return to the Cup series.
"NASCAR has remained in constant contact with his race team and we will stay very close to this situation as Stewart returns to competition," O'Donnell said.
Stewart, a three-time Cup series champion, has not been charged in connection with the fatal incident, but the Ontario County (N.Y.) Sheriff's Office is still investigating.
That probably will limit how much Stewart, 43, will say about the incident. Stewart said in a statement the day after Ward's death that "there aren't words to describe the sadness I feel about the accident."
The incident started when Stewart and Ward were racing side by side and Ward's car crashed into a fence. Ward then climbed from his car, walked on the track and appeared to be angrily pointing at Stewart when he was struck as Stewart's car came back around.
NASCAR President Mike Helton also planned to meet with the media Friday in Atlanta. One question he'll probably get concerns Stewart's eligibility for NASCAR's 10-race Chase for the Cup title playoff.
Under a revised format implemented this year, a win during the 26-race regular season virtually assures a driver a berth in the 16-driver Chase. Stewart has not won a race this year. But there are two races left before the Chase, in Atlanta and next week in Richmond, Va.
The rules require drivers to either qualify or race in all of the regular-season races to be eligible for the Chase, unless NASCAR grants a waiver. Should Stewart win either of the next two races, the question of whether NASCAR would consider a waiver would come into play.
Brett Frood, Stewart-Haas' executive vice president, said two weeks ago that "the Chase is of the lowest priority as it relates to Tony right now."
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The muscles of the core and trunk must learn and possess the strength to pull against each other, creating a strong and stable base. This base allows the limbs a stable platform to work from. With a stronger core, the legs and arms and will have more strength and power to perform smoother and with less chance of injury.
The absence of this core strength is the precursor to the increasing number and severity of "non-contact" knee and shoulder injuries. In order to obtain this functional core/trunk strength you must first train movements, then add strength. If too much weight is applied early, the motions are learned and strengthened incorrectly.
Training is the process of teaching the muscles and groups of muscles to be bio-mechanically correct in their motions. Then slowly strengthen the muscles and the movements together, allowing and enhancing proper movements.
Core Exercises
Two good exercise examples for strengthening the core are "Chops" and "Lunges." Chops mimic the actions of chopping wood. When performing Chops, keep the chest up and knees slightly bent, chop to the right left and center.
Lunges are performed with the chest and upper torso upright. Step comfortably forward with one leg and bend the knees. The back knee will continue to flex and move straight down until just above the floor. Stop and recover if the torso begins to flex forward. Keep the effort distributed mostly on the back half of the front foot.
Keeping the chest up is critical to bring in the core/trunk muscles to train their correct involvement.
The process is initiated by using body weight or less to begin the training. Examples are squatting with only a stick on the shoulders or using a leg press machine to push less than your own body weight. Next some light implements such as the medicine ball, light bars and dumb bells can be used.
When movements and muscle comfort are good, a balance component will be increased, not the weight. This makes the body include the very important joint stabilizing muscles, mimicking sports activities.
The last aspect is to significantly strengthen the muscle movements and keep the muscles being used in the lifting activity. By incorporating and combining many movements together in lifting patterns, larger weights or more complicated positions can be used because the entire body is being called on to work.
These higher level lifts are called multi-joint lifts. These sequenced, patterned lifts keep the core strong, the body functionally strong and safer in activities.
Suggested Routine
Here is a suggested routine to begin to trigger functional core/trunk strength gains:
Using the two exercises explained earlier start with one set of five to seven reps. You can progress and increase the difficulty, safely and effectively in one of four ways. Never change more than one factor at the same time:
1. Increase the number of reps in your set (stop at 15).
2. Increase the number of sets (stop at four).
3. Exercise on a softer surface such as an exercise mat.
4. Add weight to hold in your hands, very small weight — one pound to three pounds — and add very slowly.
The program should be done every other day. Always check with your doctor before starting any exercise program.
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Original Trinity Hymnal, #309
Jesus, where'er thy people meet,
There they behold thy mercy-seat;
Where'er they seek thee, thou art found,
And ev'ry place is hallowed ground.
For thou, within no walls confined,
Inhabitest the humble mind;
Such ever bring thee where they come,
And going, take thee to their home.
Dear Shepherd of thy chosen few,
Thy former mercies here renew;
Here to our waiting hearts proclaim
The sweetness of thy saving Name.
Here may we prove the pow'r of prayer
To strengthen faith and sweeten care,
To teach our faint desires to rise,
And bring all heav'n before our eyes.
Lord, we are few, but thou art near;
Nor short thine arm, nor deaf thine ear;
O rend the heav'ns, come quickly down,
And make a thousand hearts thine own.
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With the recent addition of the Amazon sales channel on Shopify, Shopify store owners can now sell on Amazon.
And there's a lot of reasons why you might want to start selling on Amazon. The popularity of Amazon is indisputable. Amazon leads the ranking of the most popular shopping apps in the United States, with 150.6 million mobile users accessing the Amazon app in September 2019. On top of that, Amazon has built a great relationship with customers over the years, and by selling on Amazon, you can leverage from that trust.
In this Amazon dropshipping guide, you'll learn what dropshipping is, how to start dropshipping on Amazon, the benefits of dropshipping on Amazon, Amazon success strategies, Amazon tools and how to sell on Amazon.
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- What is Dropshipping?
- Amazon Dropshipping Guide
- Amazon Dropshipping Guide: Amazon Strategies
- How to Dropship With Amazon?
- How to Sell on Amazon
- Dropshipping From Amazon to Ebay
- Want to Dropship for Your Own Brand Instead?
- Want to Learn More?
What is Dropshipping?
Dropshipping is the process of selling a product without the responsibility of carrying inventory or shipping the goods. Notably, dropshippers can set their own product prices. The product manufacturer is responsible for manufacturing the product, maintaining inventory and shipping the goods to the customer.
Benefits of Dropshipping
In this Amazon dropshipping guide section you'll learn some of the benefits of dropshipping that'll help you understand why and how to dropship on Amazon.
Hold no inventory
The biggest benefit of dropshipping is that the dropshipper doesn't need to carry any inventory. This is great because it makes the business model less risky for the dropshipper. As there's no inventory to carry, there is less work involved in the business. In addition, there's also fewer costs as you don't need to pay for a warehouse to hold the inventory.
Few skills needed
Few skills are needed to have a successful dropshipping business. A dropshipper needs to be great at marketing, administrative tasks and providing excellent customer service. If a dropshipper can master those three skills they can achieve great success. With great marketing skills they can attract more customers. Since they don't carry inventory, they can intensify their marketing efforts as they don't need to worry about inventory or the cost of labour associated with shipping products. Within the realm of administrative tasks the dropshipper will need to process orders, pay for taxes and expenses and more. Lastly, by providing excellent customer service they can maintain positive relationships with the customers who've purchased from them.
Test products easily
Another great benefit of dropshipping is that you can test products easily. Since you don't carry inventory, you can run ads on products to see which products convert best. If certain items aren't high performers you can remove them from your store easily. Since you didn't purchase inventory, there's no cost, aside from advertising, for a low performing product. In the event that you want to eventually purchase inventory, you'll also know which products sell well as well as how many SKUs you can sell easily.
Low start-up cost
The dropshipping business model is low cost. First, you only purchase products when a customer places an order. Second, there's no warehouse needed for inventory. Third, you don't need to hire extra employees to manage the shipping of products. Next, your main expenses include cost of goods, advertising, and website.
Amazon Dropshipping Guide
In this Amazon dropshipping guide part, you'll learn some of the benefits of Amazon dropshipping and how to dropship with Amazon.
Benefits of Amazon Dropshipping
No warehouse cost
One of the benefits of Amazon dropshipping is that you don't need to pay for the cost of a warehouse. Some Amazon sellers choose to make their products FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon). With FBA, sellers ship their products to Amazon and Amazon sends the products out for them.
Amazon Suppliers
Amazon sources suppliers within Europe who they buy products in bulk from. Amazon then holds this supply in their warehouses ready to ship to customers, handling returns and customer service in many different languages for all Amazon suppliers. With Amazon, suppliers, even small businesses, can grow quickly and operate globally. Amazon suppliers receive help from account managers to strategically guide their business to increase profits long-term.
Large audience to sell to
Notably, Amazon has 300 million active users. Thus, having Amazon as a sales channel for your business can mean huge returns. Sell the right product at the right price and you can lure in new customers. Your online store may attract different customers than Amazon. Thus, giving you an opportunity to connect with new customers who don't fit your target demographics.
Lower ad spend
You have the option to run Amazon ads to gain sales and build a positive reputation on Amazon. However, as a marketplace, you can also benefit from organic traffic. By putting in upfront effort into optimizing your page, you can increase your odds of receiving organic traffic. Also, the cost of Amazon ads is set by you. You can control how much or how little you want to spend on Amazon ads as there's no minimum requirements.
Amazon Dropshipping Cons
Amazon has created restrictions which can prevent dropshippers from selling on the platform. They do allow dropshippers to sell on the platform. However, they can only dropship via Amazon's FBA program. That's why it can be a bit tricky at first to understand how to dropship on Amazon. Using Oberlo is against their terms of service. According to their Dropshipping Policy, it states, that "Purchasing products from another online retailer and having that retailer ship directly to customers" is not permitted.
Is Amazon Dropshipping Legal?
Yes, Amazon allows their merchants to dropship on their platform with two exceptions. Merchants cannot purchase a product from another online retailer and have them ship it directly to the merchant's customers, and merchants must ensure that their business information is on all packaging sold to their customers, not a third party. Once you honor these two rules dropshipping with Amazon is 100% legal.
Are You Allowed to Dropship on Amazon?
Yes you are allowed to dropship on Amazon, in fact many merchants do this without their customer's knowledge. Amazon does however have rules that merchants need to follow in order to be successful on Amazon's marketplace. These rules include ensuring that no third party packaging is received by a customer, all dropshipping returns and complaints are dealt with by you and not your supplier, and finally all seller agreements and policies are complied with.
How Amazon Works
Amazon is one of the biggest ecommerce websites. It grew in popularity because it allows retailers to sell their products on their platform. Manufacturers and brands are able to sell on Amazon as an additional sales channel for their stores. After being approved for an Amazon seller account, you'll be able to start selling on Amazon. However, not all brands and products get approved.
How Does Amazon Dropshipping Work?
So, how exactly do you start dropshipping on Amazon? You can dropship on Amazon through their Fulfilled by Amazon program. In this program, you ship your products to Amazon where they carry the inventory and ship directly to your customers. The benefit of this program is that Amazon has some of the fastest shipping times on the market so your customers get their products even sooner.
Amazon Dropshipping Guide: Amazon Strategies
In this part of the Amazon dropshipping guide, you'll learn a few strategies for succeeding on Amazon.
Win the Buy Box
Most of Amazon's sales comes from the buy box. Thus, your goal as a dropshipper is to win the buy box so you too can maximize your sales. First, you'll need to have a high seller rating. Many have found having a rating above 95% has worked well for them. Second, you need to ship products quickly, ideally within 14 days. Third, your cost (shipping and product cost total) should be lower than most of the other offers being presented. Having a low refund rate, fast customer response time and high feedback score also help you win the buy box.
Don't rely on Amazon
Don't be dependent on sales from Amazon alone. Have your own store too. By having Amazon as one of many sales channels, you improve your odds for sales while minimizing risk. Also, if a customer recognizes your brand they'll be more likely to buy from you on Amazon. Be where your customers are.
Aim for a 95% seller rating
Having a 95% or higher seller rating has improved the likelihood that you'll win the buy box. It's also great because it makes you more likely to appear in organic searches. Also, it's important to have a high seller rating as customers will be more likely to trust you if your rating is high. It gives your Amazon store a competitive advantage over those with lower ratings.
Do keyword research
Just as you'd optimize your store's product pages for search engines, when you're learning how to dropship on Amazon, you should optimize your Amazon product pages as well. You can use tools like Merchant Words to determine popular keywords. If you run Amazon ads you'll also have access to a supply of keywords you can optimize your product pages. Doing this well will help you rank organically. If you're running ads, it'll help you target customers better.
Make sure you price your products accordingly
When pricing products for Amazon there are a few factors to consider. First, is the cost of Amazon fees. You want to ensure your margins are high enough that you can afford to pay Amazon's monthly and other associated fees. Second, you want to ensure your margins are high enough to make a profit. When you dropship with Oberlo, you can often offer free or cheap shipping which allows you to stay competitive as well.
Offer a better coupon discount than competitors
By creating an Amazon coupon, you can help encourage customers to buy from you. If you promote the coupon to coupon sites you can help drive more traffic from those looking to score sweet deals. Remember that you need to price the coupon in a way that allows you to pay your expenses and remain profitable.
How to Dropship With Amazon?
Dropshipping on Amazon is generally acceptable. However, they have listed a set of dos and donts that you need to keep in mind if you are planning to use Amazon Dropshipping.
You must always:
- Be the seller of record of your products;
- Identify yourself as the seller of your products on all packing slips and other information included or provided in connection with them;
- Be responsible for accepting and processing customer returns of your products; and
- Comply with all other terms of your seller agreement and applicable Amazon policies.
Examples of dropshipping that is not permitted:
- Purchasing products from another online retailer and having that retailer ship directly to customers; or
- Shipping orders with packing slips, invoices, or other information indicating a seller name or contact information other than your own.
You can read more about how to dropship with Amazon on their website here.
Amazon Dropshipping Tools
Here is a list of tools that will come in handy when you're learning how to start dropshipping on Amazon.
Merchant Words – You can use Merchant Words to view the search volume, keywords and keyword data.The pro plan costs $30/month.
FeedCheck – FeedCheck allows you to view all your product reviews in one place. If you have a large selection of Amazon products on your store, this is a great tool. By having easy access to reviews, you can work on improving your reviews while providing better customer service. It also allows you to monitor competitor's products. Their pricing starts at $19/month.
Shopify – You can use Shopify to add Amazon as a sales channel on your store. Also, Shopify can be used to track your inventory. It'll also alert you if you have Amazon sales you need to fulfill.
Sellery – This tool helps you win the Amazon buy box with its repricing strategies. It allows you to run pricing experiments to stay competitive while maximizing profits. You can try this tool for free.
Feedback Express – Feedback Express helps you get more reviews on your Amazon store. It also helps remove negative reviews so that you can maintain a high rating on your products and store. You can even blacklist customers who are notorious for leaving negative reviews. Pricing starts at $20/month.
Amazon Volume Listing Tools – Amazon offers various tools to simplify your seller experience. You can easily download spreadsheets regarding order and inventory information. You can also modify pricing and product quantity with ease.
How to Sell on Amazon
Choosing an ecommerce platform
As Shopify recently partnered with Amazon, using their ecommerce platform would be ideal. Shopify allows users to add Amazon as a sales channel to simplify managing orders on both platforms.
Do you sell the right products?
There are several requirements and restrictions that store owners must follow if they want to sell their product on Amazon. According to Amazon's list of eligible stores, Amazon niches like books, computer and video games, electronics, office products and more can open up an Amazon store without approval. Notably, Amazon also created a list of restricted products for various Amazon niches which includes hoverboards, dangerous good and more which cannot be uploaded and will not be approved.
Create an Amazon seller account
If you plan on selling a high volume of products, it's best to have a professional account. In the individual selling plan, you're charged 0.99 cents per item sold which can eat away at your margins. Keep in mind that you'll also need to offer competitive pricing, the occasional discount, while ensuring you make a large enough profit to reinvest in the business. Thus, it's important to have decent margins. With a professional seller account you pay a subscription each month as well as a few additional fees.
You'll want to register with your email on Amazon Seller Central. Then, You'll need to fill out your name, email, and password. You'll continue being directed to new screens where you'll provide more details about your business such as address and tax information.
Get approved in your product category
As mentioned earlier, certain niches and product types require Amazon approval. Fashion, Beauty, and Jewelry are some of the popular niches that require approval before starting up your Amazon store. You can view the specific approval requirements for each category.
Set up your Amazon account on Shopify
Once you've been approved and your account is created, connect your Amazon account to your Shopify store. On the left panel in your Shopify account, scroll down to Sales Channels and click on the + button beside it.
You'll have a pop-up come up. Amazon should be the first item on the list. Click Add Channel.
Then, Add Channel. You'll need to then continue with 'Connect to Amazon'.
Create Amazon product listings with ease
Click on the Amazon sales channel link, see Shopify's left panel. Click create listing. Next, click Select Product. You'll see two options. If your brand makes the product, you'll need to make sure you purchase UPC codes. However, as a dropshipper, you'll click on the second option 'This product is made by another brand.' Next, you'll be able to search for the product to become a seller for that SKU. Then, once you've found the product click Select. Lastly, you'll need to Publish for the process to be completed.
Have Shopify track inventory
Make sure that Shopify tracks inventory levels. This ensures that when a customer orders on Amazon that the product is still in stock. Notably, don't allow customers to order products that are out of stock as this can lead to negative reviews.
Start promoting your Amazon store
Then, you'll have to send traffic to your Amazon store in order to encourage sales. You can create Amazon ads to help boost sales.
Dropshipping From Amazon to Ebay
Dropshipping from Amazon to eBay is a dropshipping model that has been used for many years. This model sees sellers buying underpriced items on Amazon and selling them for a higher price on eBay. This normally means that the end user, who bought the product from eBay, will receive the product in Amazon packaging which is not a great user experience for them. Although it is not illegal to partake in this dropshipping from Amazon to Ebay, it is frowned upon by manufacturers as this model increases profits for the dropshipping without the manufacturer knowing about the activity. If you aim to build a reputable dropshipping business it is best to stay away from this model.
Want to Dropship for Your Own Brand Instead?
Don't want to sell on Amazon? Those who want to dropship their own products can use Oberlo to dropship from a massive selection of millions of products. You'll find products in women's and men's fashion, beauty, watches, jewelry, home improvement and decor, and much more. And with a click of a button you'll be able to add your product to your website so you can start selling today. Learn about the advantages of dropshipping vs Amazon to get started.
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Watch One Piece: Stampede (2019) : Full Movie Online One Piece: Stampede is a stand-alone film that celebrates the anime's 20th Anniversary and takes place outside the canon of the "One Piece" TV series. Monkey D. Luffy and his Straw Hat pirate crew are invited to a massive Pirate Festival that brings many of the most iconic characters from throughout the franchise to participate in competition with the Straw Hats to find Roger's treasure. It also pits the Straw Hats against a new enemy named Bullet, a former member of Roger's crew.
|One Piece: Stampede
|Release Date
|Aug 09, 2019
|Animation, Action, Adventure,
|Production Company
|Toei Animation
|Production Countries
|Mayumi Tanaka, Kazuya Nakai, Akemi Okamura, Kappei Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Hirata, Ikue Otani, Yuriko Yamaguchi, Kazuki Yao, Choo, Tsutomu Isobe, Hiroshi Kamiya
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Monkey D. Luffy (voice)Mayumi Tanaka
Roronoa Zoro (voice)Kazuya Nakai
Nami (voice)Akemi Okamura
Usopp (voice)Kappei Yamaguchi
Vinsmoke Sanji (voice)Hiroaki Hirata
Tony Tony Chopper (voice)Ikue Otani
Nico Robin (voice)Yuriko Yamaguchi
Franky (voice)Kazuki Yao
Brook (voice)Choo
Douglas Bullet (voice)Tsutomu Isobe
Trafalgar Law (voice)Hiroshi Kamiya
Smoker (voice)Mahito Ōba
Ann (voice)Rino Sashihara
Boa Hancock (voice)Kotono Mitsuishi
Sabo (voice)Tōru Furuya
Buggy (voice)Shigeru Chiba
Rob Lucci (voice)Tomokazu Seki
Buena Festa (voice)Yūsuke Santamaria


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In article <BzpvBE.4yA at mentor.cc.purdue.edu>, muriana at aclcb.purdue.edu (Peter M. Muriana) writes: > and, and, and, - how about adding the names of the reviewers **on** > the journal article as well (replace a dissenting reviewer by the > journal editor when a split decision is over-ruled). > This would likely insure *better* reviews as well as give credit > to those who perform such thankless tasks as journal reviews. > > Merry Christmas, > Peter M. Muriana I've often thought the same myself. Actually I would go even further and get the reviewers to write some brief comments to be published with the paper. I know that Nature already almost does this in the the "News and Views" author often reviewed the article(s) he discusses. But some formal recognition of the reviewers' role is positive. Maybe also reviewers would be more careful if they knew that their names were to be publically associated with the articles they approve. I also believe that the credibility of a publication would be increased by showing that articles were scrutinised by well-known experts. Regarding anonynimity for the authors, there are arguments in both directions. One so-far unstated objection is the issue of credibility. How much should the "reputation" of the author influence the reviewer? (perhaps a provocative question here ...) -- ' Jonathan B. Marder Internet: MARDER at AGRI.HUJI.AC.IL | Department of Agricultural Botany Bitnet: MARDER at HUJIAGRI | /\/ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Phone: (08 or +9728) 481918 |/ \ Faculty of Agriculture Fax: (08 or +9728) 467763 / P.O.Box 12, Rehovot 76100, ISRAEL


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Theologian Thomas Groome knows firsthand the difficulties of being a parent to a child that isn't always thrilled to attend Mass.
In this web exclusive excerpt from his interview with U.S. Catholic, Groome discusses some of the questions parents face in trying to teach and hand down the Catholic faith to the next generation.
What do you say to parents who say, "I don't want to saddle my kids by bringing them up in a certain religion. I just want to let them make the choice when they're ready to do it"?
I say baloney! I say you're shirking your responsibility.
I've always loved the phrase from John 14:2, "In my Father's house there are many mansions." In other words, there are many homes within God's family. But I think we all need to start out in a particular home – if we are so blessed. To start out not knowing where your home is, without any sense of being at home in God's family, is not a good foundation in life for a child. Everyone needs grounding in the particular, even as we may later reach beyond it, toward a more universal perspective.
Now the challenge is to ground young people in a particular faith without implying that this is the only home within God's family. And it is desperately important not to say, "If you don't belong to my home, then God doesn't love you, and we could even buy guns and shoot you."
I grew up in Ireland with that kind of dreadful sectarian Christianity. Our very Christian faith in the universality of God's love demands that we realize that we're not the only people among whom God's self is revealed or God's grace is mediated. God's love is universal, not just for Catholics. And yet people need a particular home within God's family, and we've got a fantastic one to offer.
Also, it doesn't work to say, "I won't give my kids any faith because it will impose values." You cannot parent children in an objective way. It's literally impossible to parent a child without influencing their values, their outlook on life, their understanding of themselves, their way of being in the world. So why not let it be good Christian values that we share with them; there's none better. And most of the great Christian values are universals anyway. So why not share them through the great stories and symbols and creeds of Christian tradition?
Have you had experiences of talking to parents about these kinds of issues?
I met a young, prominent movie star once as I was bumped to first class coming across the Atlantic. I was the envy of the whole plane to be beside this very beautiful, young woman who is quite famous, but I didn't even recognize her name. Everybody in first class was agog and abuzz with the fact that she was even in our midst.
We had this extraordinary conversation after the pleasantries passed. She came from a Catholic background and confessed that she still loves her faith in many ways, believes in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, occasionally would sneak into Mass herself, but would never, she said, rear her 2-year-old daughter in this tradition and certainly hadn't had her baptized.
I gently began to say to her, "What will you give your daughter instead?" And she had very little to replace what she was leaving behind. She was mad at the church because it doesn't ordain women; she said it doesn't really respect gay people—all of the push button issues. I said, "But what values and outlook on life and self understanding will you give her instead and what will you draw upon to raise her as a wonderful human being?"
When she started to dig into her values, many of which were deeply Catholic, she began to realize that it would be terribly unfortunate if, because of her anger at the church, she would leave her daughter bereft of the great positive influences of Catholic faith. She began to recognize again that the great values, the deep structures of Catholicism, are tremendously life giving. By the time we arrived in Boston, she said to me, "Please send me a copy of your book," Will There Be Faith?, which I did.
I'm always greatly saddened when I meet a Catholic who has left the church. I want to protest, I want to take them aside, I want to argue with them, I want to explain to them what they've left behind. It breaks my heart when I meet a Catholic who was raised Catholic and went through Catholic schools and good parish programs and now is no longer a Catholic.
And yet I also have a certain kind of gratitude for the fact that they felt free to leave, that we did something right, that they have a certain deep freedom in their faith life that allows them to walk away. I often say that every good faith community has a big welcome sign and a big exit sign, leaving people free to come, free to stay, and free to leave. Because if you're not free to leave, you're not really free to stay. Anything less than a deep freedom in our faith is unworthy of the gospel and of our friend Jesus.
He always left would-be disciples tremendously free—to come or go. I always love, in John 6, when the disciples come to him and say, "Lots of people are going away and will walk no more with you." And Jesus turns to them and says, "Would you also like to go away?" I always hear Peter saying, "We've thought about it." But then he says, "You have the words of everlasting life."
There are faith traditions and communities from which people don't feel free to leave. All of our religions have negatives, of course. But I think that's a deep negative in any tradition, if you shun or condemn or ostracize people for leaving the faith community. Such ostracizing is antithetical to any genuine faith and life-giving faith community.
What's the best way to know if our religious formation or religious education is working?
Well, the social scientists tend to depend upon the empirical data: Are the people still going to church? Do they still maintain good Catholic practices and values? I think there's probably a spectrum between the ultra Catholics and the people who have gone out the door.
I met a couple recently who have raised four children. Two of their children, they would say, are devout Catholics. According to the parents, "The other two are not, but they're very good people."
They went on to praise all of their adult children's values. They're deeply committed to social justice and to care for the poor, to respect for diversity, and to all kinds of great Catholic values. I said to them, "Well, how do you know that two of them are no longer Catholics?"
Could we say that morally they're all Catholics? Two don't go to church, and I wish they did. And I'm not saying it's irrelevant that they don't.
But I think parents often don't give themselves credit when they say, "Well, two of them are still good Catholics, but the other two are not. But they're very good people."
A lot of the deep Catholic values that the parents shared with their children are precisely what explains the fact that they're now very good people.
Has our understanding of what makes someone a "good Catholic" changed?
Catholicism has always been a big tent. At least that's the tradition. There are ways in which we seem to sin more boldly against our "catholicity"—that "all are welcome"—at this point in time.
Augustine was right, way back when he took on the Donatists, because they were saying that only the saints, only the really devout could belong. And of course Augustine knew from experience that if that was the norm, he himself would never have been let in.
So Augustine made the argument, I think successfully, that the church is always Corpus Christi, the body of Christ, but also a corpus mixtum, a mixed body.
So the saints and sinners, the devout and pious, the lukewarm, the questers, the questioners, the ramblers, the rovers, I think they all are welcome and should be welcome. Catholicism at its best is at least as broad as Protestantism, and there are literally hundreds of different Protestant denominations.
I think Catholicism has to allow for a great deal of diversity and different levels of belonging. One of the best Christians I've ever known was a monk in a community with which I lived for a time decades ago, who was extraordinarily committed to the works of justice and compassion. Yet he struggled all his life with faith as a confession and in fact could not recite the Creed when called for at Mass. I remember him telling me one day that he used to stand at Mass with his community, but he could not recite it. So he had a very functional Catholic faith. But the cognitive/belief aspect of faith was absent to the man. Are we to say he wasn't a Catholic? I don't think so.
This article is a web-only feature that accompanies Show me the way: an interview with theologian Thomas Groome which appeared in the February 2013 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 78, No. 2, pages 18-21).
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