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In many ways Christianity can be seen as a sort of paradox. And its effects on the souls of men are best embodied by people like St. Lawrence, a martyred Deacon who told his captors to "turn him over" as they grilled him alive. Christianity is always best manifested when its faithful members have internalized their beliefs to the degree that they can mock the world and the peace it offers.
Recall our history. Our early members were among those meeting lions
in the Colosseum armed only with faith. And our present ones clash daily
with a culture that inundates us with all that is antithetical to our
beliefs. We are called close-minded, and our own government sometimes
attempts to prevent us from practicing our faith. Nonetheless our
Bishops carry us forward, back into the Colosseum, where we again
confront people who oppose our beliefs.
These members of the early church, who "walked by faith and not by
sight," had only the light of faith to illuminate their way. Which of
the apostles on Good Friday knew the glory that was to come on Easter
Sunday? Did our martyrs go to their death knowing the profound effect of
their witness? And yet God is a sort of master chess player, bringing
order out of chaos and love out of hatred. Consider the Roman soldiers
who tortured Jesus on his path to Calvary. God uses even the most
violent of men to bring peace to the world. With our faith there is
always assurance; there is always hope.
And although our faith may be a sort of paradox, its truth is also
seen quite clearly in each person's path to holiness. This is why we
understand and believe Jesus when He tells us "[His] yoke is easy, and
[His] burden light." Even under the seemingly heavy burden of the cross,
we still find rest in our encounter with the Lord. On the heels of Holy
Week, it's applicable to say that we are all Simon of Cyrene, helping
Christ carry His cross as we ourselves all venture to Calvary. And we
are all Mary Magdalene, discovering in the empty tomb that Jesus is
risen and experiencing daily the sacramental graces flowing from this
So we enter Easter season swimming upstream in the world's many
currents. Amidst our struggles we notice the now light weight of the
cross, which has been conquered. In living out our faith we like St.
Lawrence mock the world while embracing the peace that God gives us. We
hold fast to a faith experienced so powerfully during Holy Week. And we
move forward as a Church of resurrection with trust in our God. As it
turns out Jesus was right. His yoke is easy and His burden is light.
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One Seminary's Loss is One Diocese's Gain
Father Michael Barber, S.J. has been named Bishop of Oakland. He has served us well, and remains an inspiration to us all.
From Rector Monsignor James P. Moroney's Blog:
Fr. Barber has a storied priesthood:
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This morning it was announced that Pope Francis has appointed Father Michael Barber, S.J. as Bishop of Oakland in California. Father Michael Barber, S.J. has served as Director of Spiritual Formation at Saint John's Seminary in Boston since June of 2010.
Fr. Barber has a storied priesthood:
The bishop-designate entered the Jesuits in 1973 and was ordained a priest in 1985.
He earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy and history at Gonzaga University in 1978, completed his theological studies at Regis College at the University of Toronto in 1985, and obtained an ecclesiastical license in dogmatic theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in 1989.
At 59 years-old, Bishop-designate Barber has served in numerous capacities, including as a missionary in Western Samoa, an assistant professor at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, a tutor and chaplain at the University of Oxford, and as chaplain for the U.S. Navy Reserve.
During his time at the Gregorian, he taught dogmatic theology and conducted research on unpublished manuscripts of sermons by Blessed John Henry Newman.
His time as a military chaplain included being called to active duty in 2003 to serve the 6,000 troops in the 4th Marine Air Wing who participated in the invasion of Iraq.
He speaks English, Italian, Spanish and Latin.
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Pope Benedict
It can be argued that Pope Emeritus Benedict defined at home what Blessed Pope John Paul II preached abroad: the "New Evangelization." For Benedict, all evangelization flows from the Mass properly understood and celebrated. At a time when the secular articulates progress as synonymous with reinvention, Benedict instead sought renewal. He showed us that the "New Evangelization" lied not in the adaptation of dogma, but rather in the increase of beauty and objectivity in the words of the Mass. None should be surprised that the closing public words of the 265th papacy were "let us return to prayer."
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Habemus Papam. And his name is Francis.
From his first homily: "I would like that all of us, after these days of grace, might have the courage - the courage - to walk in the presence of the Lord, with the Cross of the Lord: to build the Church on the Blood of the Lord, which is ...
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Seeking the priesthood through prayer
From an article I wrote years ago:
This time last year I entered Our Lady of Providence Seminary (OLP) on Mount Pleasant Avenue with a heart that was heavy and a backpack that was light. In an effort to determine whether or not the strings of my heart were pulling me toward the priesthood, I agreed to attend the annual Bishop's discernment overnight retreat. I returned to the same retreat one year later with a peaceful heart and no bag at all, for now I am a seminarian and OLP is my home.
This time last year I entered Our Lady of Providence Seminary (OLP) on Mount Pleasant Avenue with a heart that was heavy and a backpack that was light. In an effort to determine whether or not the strings of my heart were pulling me toward the priesthood, I agreed to attend the annual Bishop's discernment overnight retreat. I returned to the same retreat one year later with a peaceful heart and no bag at all, for now I am a seminarian and OLP is my home.
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
Jimmy Fallon Stumbles Upon Reality of The Mass
"I feel so small." These words, spoken by Fr. Chris Murphy during his first Mass of Thanksgiving, are easy to understand in light of the pomp and circumstance of this past weekend's Priesthood ordinations. The joy experienced by the thousands of people present no doubt added to a chorus of thanksgiving that rang louder than our Cathedral choir. But Chris' words remind us of the divine reality behind the grandiosity of the Ordination Mass
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Recently, the White House hosted 200 young elected officials from 40 states for a series of briefings and a reception where the President stopped by. Afterwards, many young officials took to Twitter to talk about their day at the White House. Throughout the day, we spoke with a few of the elected officials about what it meant to hear directly from the President and why they would encourage other young people to run for office. Here is what Oregon State Representative Jefferson Smith, Colorado City Councilman Chris Herndon, and Nebraska State Senator Amanda McGill had to say.
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Former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Jason Priestley stopped by the "Watch What Happens Live" clubhouse on Thursday (May 8), where he dished the dirt on his former co-stars and also his former roommate, who is none other than Brad Pitt.
On Tori Spelling's reality show "True Tori": "Um, I feel bad for Tori, I feel very badly for her. But I don't think the whole thing has been staged. ... I think zero percent has been staged for their reality show."
On Tori's husband Dean McDermott: "But I don't think Dean did that thing in Toronto. ... He wasn't especially kind to me the one time that I met the guy, but that certainly doesn't make him a cheater."
(Those two statements seem to contradict one another, but OK.)
Say three nice things about Shannen Doherty: "Shannen's a good actress, Shannen is fearless and Shannen's fun!"
What's the most homoerotic thing that happened when he lived with Brad Pitt in the late 1980s: "The third roommate in that apartment, Bernie, he had a penis pump that he bought because he thought it was going to make his cock bigger. So he used to go in the bathroom and put this thing on and we could hear it making the pumping noises. And me and Brad used to sit outside and go, 'What's going on?!'"
Below, watch Priestley, fellow guest Ricki Lake and host Andy Cohen act out a famous "90210" scene. Cohen is a pretty amazing Dylan.
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Army Spc. Max Poyer, exposed to frequent mortar blasts in Afghanistan, suffered brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Now the life the Southern Maryland couple had planned — to finish college, buy a house and have more children — had to be redefined.
That's when Beverly Poyer, 32, found a new calling: helping military families overcome emotional battle scars and transition back to civilian life.
Poyer is one of three recipients of a new scholarship at University of Maryland University College for partners of injured service members. She plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in military-family social work.
"It's an amazing blessing," said Poyer, who was honored with the other two Pillars of Strength scholars during a ceremony last week at UMUC in Adelphi. "It's a game changer for us."
Also selected were Emily Ball of Winston-Salem, N.C., and Danielle Kelly of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Both relocated to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda after their partners were wounded.
The scholarship strengthens the long relationship between UMUC and the military, school spokesman Bob Ludwig said. UMUC, founded in 1947, provides online courses, distance learning and remote classes to some 93,000 nontraditional students.
As a contractor to the Defense Department for more than 60 years, UMUC has offered on-site instruction to United States service members in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia, Vietnam, Korea, Japan and beyond.
"Serving active-duty military is in our DNA," Ludwig said. Providing opportunities for military families, he said, was a natural extension of UMUC's work.
"Clearly, we see the support of caregivers as extremely important," he said. "These are folks who often have to interrupt their education to provide the care to an injured service member."
Poyer left her career as a photographer to care for her husband and their daughter. She plans to enroll at UMUC this fall.
The full scholarship will cover the cost of the credits she needs to complete her degree — in Poyer's case, about $10,000.
"When I became a caregiver, everything was poured into the well-being of my injured soldier — every decision, action, and part of our lives has revolved around my husband," she wrote in an application essay.
"During this journey, I've found that I've lost who I was before the injury and sometimes feel I am defined simply as a caregiver to a wounded warrior. Completing my degree would give me a sense of pride and accomplishment independent of my role as a wife and caregiver."
Bell and Kelly plan to use their scholarships to pursue master's degrees in business administration.
Bell was working in business development at a law firm in 2011 when her fiance, a Marine, lost both of his legs and several fingers in Afghanistan. She moved to Walter Reed to help care for him.
"I most likely will become the 'bread-winner' of the family now and would like to further my education to gain an executive level position one day, a goal I had always wanted for my personal benefit, but one I feel like I need now," Ball wrote in her essay. "Being able to provide for the two of us is important to me and I wanted to do it well and not worry about scraping by or having to live minimally."
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A Kent bank has become one of the first employers to become an accredited living wage employer.
The Charity Bank, based in Tonbridge High Street, takes savings from individuals and lends solely to other organisations.
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It is monitored and updated anually, meaning Charity Bank employees benefit from pay levels reflecting the true cost of living.
Charity Bank's chief executive, Patrick Crawford said: "Charity Bank is backing the Living Wage Campaign because it is consistent with our values and is morally right, and because it makes sound business sense.
"As part of our mission and ethos, we believe that it is important to pay our people at least the Living Wage."
"The Living Wage is a robust calculation that reflects the real cost of living, rewarding a fair day's work with a fair day's pay" - Rhys Moore
"At the other end of the spectrum we do not operate a bonus scheme for staff or executives, and all of our non-executive directors are unpaid."
The bank, that was formed in 2002, takes a different approach to lending and its mission is to benefit society.
It has enabled it to make loan commitments of nearly £200m to over 1,000 charities and other social sector organisations.
Rhys Moore, director of the Living Wage Foundation, said: "Accredited Living Wage employers have helped to lift over 45,000 people out of poverty. I welcome the leadership shown by Charity Bank on this important issue as they join the Living Wage movement."
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Copeland special Sergeant awarded Cumbria Constabulary Special of the Year
Last updated at 11:22, Wednesday, 13 February 2013
A COPELAND special sergeant, formerly of Barrow, has been crowned as Cumbria Constabulary Special of the year.
Nick Oliver, of Copeland Neighbourhood Policing Team, had been nominated by his colleagues for his dedication and commitment to policing the local community.
The Special Constabulary is a team of volunteers who have the same powers as regular police officers, and who support the police.
Nick, who has been a Special Constable since 2010, was based in Barrow before moving to West Cumbria.
Sgt Oliver said: "I am extremely proud and delighted that I have been nominated and awarded the Special Constable of the year award; I fully enjoy my volunteer role with Cumbria Constabulary, supporting operational policing".
Sgt Oliver always had ambitions to join the regular constabulary and will be fulfilling this dream when he joins Cumbria Police Officer on March 11.
He added: "Cumbria Special Constabulary is a must for anyone considering a career in the police. I would love to work on the roads policing unit in the future as this has always been my favourite part of policing."
Chief Inspector Mairi Stamper, West Cumbria, who nominated Nick for the award said: "Nick has been inventive in resolving issues including leading on licensing and roads policing operations. I am pleased that this award has been announced during the Community Police Week because it highlights the work Special Constables do for the community in which they are based.
"His enthusiasm and commitment to policing in West Cumbria is for all to see and he thoroughly deserves this award"
Cumbria's Police and Crime Commissioner, Richard Rhodes said: "The Special Constabulary are an important part of policing in Cumbria and this is reflected in the award to Sergeant Nick Oliver. I look forward to welcoming Nick as a Police Constable in March."
Anyone interested in becoming a Special Constable should visit Cumbria Police's website: www.cumbria.police.uk.
First published at 15:55, Tuesday, 12 February 2013
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Well done Nick, nice to see another West Special winning, even if you did move up from South! Its well deserved.
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Holy crap, y'all, the Sunday, December 2 episode of The Walking Dead Season 3 is the last hour of mayhem until the show returns for the final eight eps in February. This is the start of The Ricktator's prison group vs. The Governor's Woodbury group. Obviously we're Team Prison, or anything that includes Team Kill The Governor and Team Shut Merle The Eff Up. Do you think Andrea will ever wake up or is she a lost cause?
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Dorothea Lange Book and Object Design by Sergio Daniel Garcia
Dorothea Lange Book and Object Design by Sergio Daniel Garcia
This project by designer Sergio Daniel Garcia is a great example of utilizing print material for a desired effect as much as design. The printed book object was completed as a student project to capture and display the essence of Dorothea Lange's photography.
Lange was an influential documentary photojournalist of the Great Depression, forever framing the lives of the poor, unemployed and forced-to-the street population of those stricken by the Depression. Sergio chose to create his book object using wrinkled textured paper, stains and etched cork giving the images a sense of time and tactility.
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Microsoft has released Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 1 (SP-1). This article provides a summary of the issues in Microsoft Word 2002 that are fixed by this service pack.
For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
307843For additional information about the latest service pack for Microsoft Office XP, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/307843/EN-US/ )OFFXP: Overview of the Office XP Service Pack 1
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/307841/EN-US/ )OFFXP: How to Obtain the Latest Office XP Service Pack
Issues in Word 2002 That Are Fixed by SP-1SP-1 fixes the issues that are described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/287635/EN-US/ )WD2002: Incorrect Number of Misspelled Words When You Check Spelling Programmatically
When you attempt to check the spelling in your Word document by using a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro, Word may indicate an incorrect number of misspelled words.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/300553/EN-US/ )WD2002: Overview of the Word 2002 Update: June 21, 2001
Microsoft released this earlier update to Word 2002, which is included in Office XP Service Pack 1 (SP-1). This update includes improvements that were developed as a direct result of customer error reports. This update also prevents Word from running macros without warning if the user opens a document that has been maliciously modified.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/298953/EN-US/ )WD2002: Borders That Use Wavy Lines, Dots, or Dashes Are Printed as Solid Lines
Text, paragraph, and table borders that use dots, dashes, multiple lines, and wavy lines may not be printed correctly. The borders may be printed as solid lines.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/300455/EN-US/ )WD2002: VBA Functions to Hide Revisions in Word 2000 Don't Work in Word 2002
The following three Microsoft Word 2000 options for marking deleted text are not supported in Microsoft Office XP, but they still appear in the VBA object model and Help file:
Word.Options.DeletedTextMark = wdDeletedTextMarkHidden
Word.Options.DeletedTextMark = wdDeletedTextMarkCaret
Word.Options.DeletedTextMark = wdDeletedTextMarkHash
Additional Issues Fixed by SP-1
Format of Bulleted or Numbered List Changes in ReplyWhen you create a message in Microsoft Outlook 2000 with a bulleted or numbered list and then send this message to an Outlook 2002 user, who then replies to the message, the bullets or numbers change format if the Use Word to Read Rich Text messages option is selected.
Word Quits When You Make Long DDE ConnectionsWord quits unexpectedly when you try to make a Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) connection with a connection string that is longer than 255 characters.
Smart Tag Financial Symbols Recognize Parts of WordsWhen you set the smart tags list to include MSN MoneyCentral financial symbols, partial words are sometimes converted to smart tags.
Some Three-Letter Stock Symbols Are Not RecognizedWhen you set the smart tags list to include MSN MoneyCentral financial symbols, some three-letter stock symbols are not recognized. This behavior occurs if there are other stock ticker symbols that start with the symbol but contain additional characters. For example, because the stock ticker symbols MCDT and MCDE exist, MCD is not recognized.
Proofing Tools Problems When Particular Languages Are UnavailableThis issue occurs in some languages when the Proofing Tools files are not available because of installation problems (or if the files were configured during Setup to be unavailable), but the files of another language with the same base ID are installed. Word uses the alternative proofing files but displays the language of the missing files.
"Subdocument Is Missing" Error Message When You Expand a SubdocumentWhen you try to expand the subdocuments contained in a master document after you move both files, Word does not search for the subdocument in the appropriate relative subdirectory of the master document.
Numbered Paragraphs Have Numbers Superimposed Over the TextIn the Hebrew version of Word, or with Hebrew enabled in the English version of Word, the numbers of numbered paragraphs may be printed on the wrong side of the page, and the numbers may be printed over some of the text.
Word Quits Unexpectedly in WebBrowser ControlWhen you open a Word document inside a WebBrowser control and then start and quit Word outside of the WebBrowser control, Word may quit unexpectedly when you make changes in the WebBrowser control.
Grammar Check with Portuguese (Brazil) Proofing Tools Causes Word to Quit UnexpectedlyWhen you check the grammar of a document that contains the word "oriente", Word quits unexpectedly.
Bullets in Mail Message Reply Float Over the TextIf you reply to an e-mail message that contains a bulleted list pasted from a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, the bullets may float over the text of the reply message.
Renaming a Style Can Create Duplicate StylesWhen you create a character style that is based on a paragraph style, the character style has a unique name based on the paragraph style. If you rename the paragraph style, the character style is renamed automatically, and the new name of the character style may match an existing style.
Table Is Split When You Move a Row in an HTML DocumentWhen you drag a row of an embedded Microsoft Excel worksheet contained in either a reply e-mail message or an HTML file, the row that you dragged may cause the embedded table to split into separate tables.
Word Quits Unexpectedly When You Save a DocumentWhen you attempt to save a document that is based on a document with a certificate, and the document contains document variables, Word may quit unexpectedly.
Style with a Different Font for Numbers Uses One FontIn East Asian language versions of Word, if you set the font for numbers in a style to a different font from that of the text, no difference can be seen. When the paragraphs are numbered, the numbers and text are displayed in the same font.
Performance of Spelling Checking and Grammar Checking ImprovesThe proofing tools in SP-1 are optimized for faster performance on Microsoft Windows XP-based computers.
Word Quits Unexpectedly When You Select an Object During a Redraw OperationIf you select an embedded object in a Word document before the object is completely redrawn, Word may quit unexpectedly.
Surrogate Font LinkingWord 2002 Traditional Chinese (CHT) now supports the MingLiU-ExtB and SimSun (FounderExtended) surrogate fonts.
Pasted Hyperlink Replaces Only the Display TextWhen you paste a hyperlink that was copied outside of Word (for example, a URL from the Address box in Microsoft Internet Explorer) over an existing hyperlink contained in an e-mail message (with Word as your e-mail editor) or in a Word document, the display text of the hyperlink changes to the correct URL. However, when you press CTRL and then click the hyperlink, the link still connects you to the old URL.
Value for Readability Score Is Different If You Access It ProgrammaticallyWhen you use Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications to retrieve the readability score for a document, the result may not be the same as displayed in the Spelling and Grammar dialog box. Specifically, the results are different if the document contains bullets or tabs.
Reveal Formatting Taskbar Does Not Fully Support Microsoft Active AccessibilityThe Reveal Formatting taskbar does not fully support Microsoft Active Accessibility. SP-1 allows you to obtain details about the formatting of the selected font by using a screen reader or the Magnifier accessory.
E-Mail Message Hyperlink Ignores the Accessibility Color SettingWhen you use Word as your e-mail editor in Outlook, any hyperlinks that you create in an HTML message ignore the accessibility color settings until the message is sent. For example, if you use white text on a black background, the hyperlink is displayed in blue.
E-Mail Message Reply Ignores the Accessibility Color SettingWhen you use Word as your e-mail editor in Outlook, and you reply to a message, the default text color is blue. Changes in SP-1 override the Outlook default text color if you are using high-contrast color schemes.
Deleted Text Marked as Hidden Causes Word to Quit UnexpectedlyWord 2002 may quit unexpectedly in documents that you edited in Microsoft Word 95 with change-tracking enabled. This behavior occurs if there is deleted text in numbered or bulleted paragraphs.
"Error! Unknown Keyword" Error Message When You Update a Field in French Word 95 DocumentWhen you open a French Word 95 document in Word 2002, some field names are not correctly translated from French to English.
Words Added to the Dictionary Are Marked As MisspelledWords added to the custom dictionary in the Korean version of Word may be marked as misspelled.
Objects in an ActiveX Control Are Not Redrawn Correctly When You Scroll in Word DocumentsWhen you scroll in a Word document that contains an ActiveX Control, the control may not be displayed correctly. When you close and then reopen the document, the control is displayed correctly.
Send Button Is Disabled When You Run the Spelling Checker on a Section of an E-mail MessageWhen you use Word as your e-mail editor in Outlook and you run the spelling checker on a section of an e-mail message, and then you decline to run the spelling checker on the rest of the message, the Send button is disabled. The Send button is enabled again by opening and closing any dialog box.
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With a good track record as an advanced imported games agent, Tencent has announced it will further promote its cooperation with top publishers in the forecast period. Moreover, Tencent will increase its input in independent games development through both technical cooperations with leading game developers worldwide and the expansion of its self-owned R&D team. Meanwhile, the company aims to develop a more comprehensive product profile including web page games, mobile games, online games and...
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Raed Jaser, one of two men charged in the alleged 2012 plot, instead hoped to assassinate Canadian leaders, prominent Jews or 'Zionists,' the Crown says
Jaser, now accused of plotting to derail a Toronto-bound passenger train, should have been deported over his convictions but was instead pardoned
Undercover agents, searches made to look like break-ins and extensive surveillance stopped a suspected terror plot, new details reveal
'You are not my wife,' Chiheb Esseghaier barked at a female officer with handcuffs at the ready. 'I want a man to touch me, not a woman'
The Parole Board of Canada has revoked a pardon granted four years ago to one of two men facing charges over an alleged al-Qaeda-linked plot
Chiheb Esseghaier portrayed the 2004 Indonesian tsunami as a response to a 'godless civilization,' and said the lives lost in the 9/11 attacks were 'no comparison'
Last month Chiheb Esseghaier, charged in an alleged plot to attack a train, told the court he doesn't recognize the Criminal Code's authority
Chiheb Esseghaier, 30, appeared briefly by video link in a Toronto court. 'I need the holy book as a reference for my judgment,' he said
The system seems to have worked in Ahmed Abassi's case as he was caught in the safety net meant to keep out those who threaten Canada's security
Ahmed Abassi, a former resident of Canada, was arrested in New York on April 22 at the same time the RCMP picked up Mr. Esseghaier and his co-accused Raed Jaser but the case had remained sealed until Thursday


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Change.org has a pretty idealistic goal: to get people to rally around ideals, accrue signatures, and create tangible change in government. It believes that the petitions it hosts are somehow able to spark more civic and local action.
That's a lofty goal, but Change.org thinks it can do it.
Today the petition-signing platform announced that it has reached over 50 million users worldwide. That's more than double the number from last year. The site also presented some interesting tidbits about specific campaigns its hosted as well as trends in national causes it's been noticing.
Change.org to me has always been a fascinating, if not idealistic, venture. I frequently receive invites to sign a local petition about something going on in my community, and I'm somewhat reticent to take part. This isn't because I don't believe in the company's values of sparking change. It's just that I think real-world engagement is…
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The United States Supreme Court will Monday begin a new session by re-examining a suit, alleging complicity in acts of torture, against Dutch oil giant Shell in Nigeria, states a Reuters report.
Twelve Nigerians had accused the oil giant of being an accomplice to torture, extra judicial executions and crimes against humanity in the Niger Delta.
The nine justices will decide whether to hold major companies liable for crimes committed outside the United States borders by virtue of the Alien Tort Statute (ATS), a law passed two centuries ago.
"ATS clearly covers those violations. There's nothing in the ATS that violates domestic and international laws," said Carey D'Avino, one of the plaintiffs' attorneys.
The Supreme Court could be "afraid of some kind of backlash, what other nations will think of us," said constitutional lawyer Lisa Blatt.
The case pits a Nigerian widow against the multinational oil company. Esther Kiobel and others alleged that Shell helped the Nigerian government commit human rights violations against her husband, who was executed in 1995.
Esther Kiobel's husband, Barinem Kiobel, was arrested in 1994 along with Ken Saro-Wiwa and others.
Kiobel was found guilty of murder by a tribunal in a trial that the United States State Department said lacked due process. He was hanged in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, in 1995.
Relying on a 200-year-old United States law called the Alien Tort Statute, Esther, who had received asylum in the United States, filed a lawsuit in federal court in New York alleging among other things that Shell cooperated with the Nigerian military, resulting in crimes against humanity.
The Supreme Court in March this year decided to hear arguments a second time in a dispute between oil giant and some Nigerian victims of torture.
The court heard a first round of arguments by attorneys in March but the nine justices announced they would hear the matter again at their next session before ruling on the case.
Meanwhile, the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) operated Joint venture has shut the 28-inch Bomu-Bonny trunkline in Rivers State, deferring 150,000 barrels of crude oil per day, after discovering a fire on the pipeline in the early morning of Sunday.
A burning vessel, believed to be the result of theft of crude oil from the line, was sighted near the incident site, close to Okololunch community in Bonny Local Government Area of Rivers State, which is under the company's Eastern Niger Delta operation.
Shell's Corporate Media Relations Manager, Mr. Tony Okonedo said in a statement last night that production of 150,000 barrels of oil per day was affected in the shutdown of the pipeline, which conveys crude oil to Bonny Export Terminal for shipment.
Shell's Vice President for Health, Safety, Environment and Corporate Affairs in Sub-Saharan Africa, Mr. Tony Attah said helicopter overfly showed the vessel engulfed in raging flames and thick smoke.
"This incident clearly demonstrates the scale of the oil theft problem which, alongside the hundreds of illegal refineries in the Delta, is having such a profound effect on the people, communities and the environment.
"Until these activities are brought to a halt there will be no improvement in the environmental situation," he said.
Attah further stated that the oil company was mobilising to fight the fire, investigate the cause and carry out repairs.
According to the company, sabotage and crude oil theft were blamed for the 11,806 barrels spilled from SPDC facilities in 118 incidents last year. This translated to an average of one spill every three days, accounting for 77 per cent of the total spilled volume during the period.


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These great tomatoes are the perfect start to the perfect pizza. The harvest of the San Marzano usually begins in August and continues until the end of September and sometimes later. It is a delicate crop and mechanization is not used. The labor required to train the vines, and the hand picked harvest (the true San Marzano is harvested multiple times, only when the fruit is completely ripe, not all at once) are two elements that lead to an increase in production costs.
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Hey Apple Jam how have you been? Bro will be up from salem and we will be camped out at the course hope to see you there!Mark and I did a nice loop around crater lake last year and did some camping otherwise I have not ridden in oregon since we all road together on your barlow road ride...I will be down your way more this year maybe we can get together.My only advice on the D100 race would be to do the Ironman poker run to get a sense of the whole thing then imagine doubling your speeds and riding 3 times the distance ;0
Exactly my plans....and I'm not to proud to bail on the race, if I figure I don't belong. But I am sure I need to be ABLE to do it, somewhere in my soul
Mainly, my racing will just be my part to help promote the ADV class. I'll camp there too, and it sounds like they will provide a tent section away from all the big rigs, and I'll be riding in and tenting it to help keep my costs down
That trip on Barlow was my first, and I was very sorry it was on the Shadow. I have run it likely 50 times since on my 990 (probly not exaggerating too much) and it is certainly on of my all-time favorite roads for the pure fun it provides.
So....on that note....whatryadoin the last few days of May thru June 1?
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Title: Fortinet FortiGate URL Filtering Bypass Vulnerability
Severity: MODERATE
Fortinet FortiGate is a series of antivirus firewall devices.
FortiGate is reportedly prone to a URL-filtering bypass. If an HTTP request is submitted with each line terminated by a CR (rather than a CRLF) or if there is no hostname in an HTTP/1.0 request, the device's URL filtering will be bypassed. To comply with RFC 2616, most webservers will parse these malformed HTTP requests, thus returning the requested content to the user.
Note that HTTP requests without the 'Host' header will not likely result in the desired content being returned in name-based virtual hosting webservers.
FortiGate devices running FortiOS v2.8MR10 and v3beta are vulnerable to this issue. Other versions may also be affected.
UPDATE (January 4, 2008): Reports indicate that submitting a fragmented GET or POST request will also bypass the URL filter.
Affected Products:
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.36.0
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.5.0
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.5.00MR4
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.50.0MR5
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.8.0 MR10
- Fortinet FortiOS 2.80.0
- Fortinet FortiOS 3.0.0 beta
- Fortinet: Advisory - Fortinet Provides Fix for URL Filtering Application Bypass Vulnerabil
- Fortinet: Fortinet Homepage
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supply chain restructuring program for a consumer-product company, focusing on North American, Latin American, and Asian markets; leadership of the first successful post-merger integration of a $1-billion chemical business into a Fortune 20 company; design and delivery of multiple complex restructuring programs on a Pan-European and global basis in the oil, gas, chemical, and consumer-product industries.
Alfred V. Aho joined Lucent Technologies as Associate Research Vice President, Communications Sciences Research Division, in June 1997. He is currently Computing Sciences Research Vice President with responsibility for the Computing Sciences Research Center at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey, and the Bell Labs Research Center in Beijing, China. The research work of these laboratories encompasses computer science, software, distributed systems, networking, network design and management, embedded systems, scientific computing, and quantum communication. The UNIX operating system and the C and C++ programming languages came from the Computing Sciences Research Center.
Prior to these appointments Dr. Aho was Professor and Chair of the Computer Science Department at Columbia University and from 1991 to 1995 the General Manager of the Information Sciences and Technologies Research Laboratory at Bellcore in Morristown, New Jersey. The work of this laboratory was directed at advancing the national information-networking infrastructure. Dr. Aho received a B.A.Sc. in Engineering Physics from the University of Toronto and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Computer Science) from Princeton University. Upon graduating from Princeton Dr. Aho joined Bell Laboratories in 1967 as a member of the technical staff in the Computing Techniques Research Department, and in 1980 was appointed head of the Computing Principles Research Department. He has also been an adjunct professor of Computer Science at Stanford University and at the Stevens Institute of Technology.
Dr. Aho's personal research has focused on algorithms, compilers, database systems, and programming tools. He has written more than 60 research papers in these areas and has published 10 books that are widely used around the world in computer science research and education. He is a coinventor of the AWK programming language and several UNIX programming tools.
Dr. Aho is a member of the United States National Academy of Engineering. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), Bell Laboratories, and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. He has received honorary doctorates from the University of Helsinki and the University of Waterloo for his contributions to computer science research. He has been a distinguished lecturer at many of the world's leading universities.