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August 30, 2012
Have you heard? We have three new faculty members joining us this fall that we'd love for you to meet.
Dr. Eckhard J. Schnabel is our Mary F. Rockefeller Distinguished Professor of New Testament Studies. Noted New Testament scholar, Dr. Eckhard Schnabel joined us with over 30 years of extensive experience in teaching, ministry, research and scholarship.
Fluent in English and his native German, as well as six ancient languages and four research languages, Dr. Schnabel brings a global perspective to the Gordon-Conwell community. He was involved in cross-cultural missions in Latin America, Europe and Asia for over 20 years before moving to Illinois to engage in teaching and preaching ministry in various venues. Dr. Schnabel also taught at theological schools in seven foreign countries. Read more.
Rev. Dr. Jim M. Singleton, Jr. is our Associate Professor of Pastoral Leadership and Evangelism and brings many years of church leadership experience. He previously served on Gordon-Conwell's faculty as adjunct professor in Presbyterian polity and history at the Hamilton campus in 1991.
Prior to his current post at Gordon-Conwell, Dr. Singleton served as senior pastor of churches in Texas, Washington and most recently, First Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs, a downtown congregation of 4,200 members. He has taught at several seminaries around the world, including ones in Virginia, Texas, Washington, Moscow and Zambia. In addition to teaching and preaching, Dr. Singleton has participated in cross-cultural missions in places like Mongolia, Ecuador, Cuba, Mexico and India, to name a few. Read more.
Dr. Matthew Kim is our Assistant Professor of Preaching and Ministry. Before joining the Gordon-Conwell faculty, Dr. Kim served as an adjunct professor (2006) and the Burnett H. and Dorothy F. Sams Visiting Professor (2008) at the Hamilton campus, and mentored the Doctor of Ministry track, Pastoral Skills: The Pastor as Preacher, Caregiver and Person at the Charlotte campus.
Dr. Kim brings over 10 years of preaching and teaching experience to his role at Gordon-Conwell. Most recently, he served as senior pastor of Logos Central Chapel in Denver, CO. He was also previously an adjunct professor at Denver Seminary and the youth pastor at Korean Church of Boston in Brookline, MA. Read more.
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August 28, 2012
I'm beginning to love mornings.
I'm a Hightower. I come from a long line of 'morning people.' I may not come out of my room singing, but I'm still taking plenty of shots from my long-time roommate who was born and raised a night owl and who would just as soon sleep the day's beginning right away.
These days, that's not for me.
I wake up just to feel the air of possibility. The season change helps. The promise of cooler temperatures always makes everything pretty and sparkling. But there really is something magic about the soft silver glow seeping through the trees outside my window, up in through the blinds and into my room. I let the big smiling face of my golden retriever out of her crate and head out to the kitchen to work on breakfast. She doesn't really know what to make of my new "early-start" fascinations either. But she's proving to be far more obliging than the other occupant of the house.
My absolute favorite part of the morning is my commute to the GCTS campus downtown. Best 15 minutes of the day. Slipping into the long, winding snakes of traffic on I-95 means the one bend that gives a panoramic view of the Jacksonville skyline splashed in the brilliant orange of the new day. If I hit that bend at just the right point of a good song, my surroundings crescendo and send an electric surge of energy down my spine. This is a beginning. This is possibility at its finest.
I need these moments. They're good moments. In the midst of overwhelming and rapid spiritual, intellectual and sometimes emotional growth, these things press in and come as delightful surprises. I would like to think it's my body's natural way of telling me that God is still turning the world even though He feels pretty far off these days.
One of my small group members says that feeling means He's closer than I think. Closer than He's probably ever been. That really got me thinking.
The noise of my day has gotten too loud. The voices are too many. The task at hand has turned into the task of all. No matter how many faces I'm around. No matter how busy I may be. I'm drying out. The King of Love is slowly putting on the brakes to the point of starvation for something more.
Something heavier.
"I will also make her like a wilderness, make her like desert land, and slay her with thirst." (Hosea 2:3)
He's breathtakingly explicit in Hosea 2.
He'll get us back.
The entire passage involves a break down and a restoration in intimate detail. But that's how He works. He gets in close and makes you shiver, even when you sometimes wish He wouldn't.
I have to start listening. My new morning fascination makes the perfect amount of room for tuning into the Presence that calls the rain, bends the mountains and silences the lions. And praying for the grace that maybe a fraction of that Presence might seep down into my bones.
This is true beginning.
Kate Hightower is writing to you in the midst of her Master of Divinity pursuit at Gordon-Conwell—Jacksonville where she is also a Byington Scholar. She is a debilitatingly right-brained, born-in-the-wrong-century, introspective pseudo-nerd with passions that range anywhere from writing, to French cooking to Bob Dylan. These days she resides in Jacksonville with one mental foot in the GCTS Library downtown, and the other is beach-side with her Golden Retriever, Stella… the world's first dog superhero.
Tags: Author: Kate Hightower , student blogger , thoughtfully evangelical
August 23, 2012
Just a few short miles from the campus of Gordon-Conwell lies a veritable oasis. Its golden arches welcome all visitors into the land of full stomachs and empty calories, of french fries and burgers, of happy meals and one seriously creepy clown. America may run on Dunkin but it needs to run because of…you guessed it…McDonald's. Oh yes. Mickie-D's my friends. I'm hungry just thinking about it. Now at this point, you probably have reacted in one of two ways:
To those of you in group 1, I ask you to indulge me for just a few minutes. Group 2 people…Hi, I'm Tim…let's be best friends. Now, while I would love to discuss the finer points of McDonald's cuisine, I am actually here in promotion of McDonald's as an educational facility.
McDonald's has been an institution of learning for me from an early age. At my 2nd birthday party (which took place at McDonald's) I learned the value of being assertive after demanding that the employees change the rules of their scheduled game for me and my party guests. It worked and my mom blames this incident for my stubbornness. By middle school, I had learned the need for clear communication and healthy conflict management through various incorrect orders. In high school, I learned the simple truth of the importance of breath mints while failing to convince a high school teacher I did not, in fact, skip out on the cafeteria lunch to grab a double quarter-pounder off campus. Perhaps the most important lesson I've learned through McDonald's, though, is in regards to relationships.
Meet my roommate Dave. Dave is definitely a fellow McDonald's enthusiast. His favorite combo is a number 1, but he saves it for special occasions to save money. As his roommate, I have the privilege of knowing and communicating with Dave on a deeper level than your average student at Gordon-Conwell. We definitely share moments of deep conversation. But ya know what? Those moments aren't manufactured; they are rarely planned. They usually stem from the random moments of life we share together. They are a byproduct of the car rides to church, the "how was your day?" conversations, and the trips to McDonald's. Think about it. If I came in from class and said to Dave, "Hi Dave. I just got back from class. Please tell me your life story, hurts, hang-ups, desires, dreams, struggles, and secrets so that we can be close friends and share godly man-time/intimacy." I would be a class-5 Creeper! But if I said "Hey Dave, let's go grab some McDonald's…" who knows what conversations would take place. We plan the time to spend together and let the rest stem from it. Our deep conversations branch off from "normal" conversations. Our moments of bonding grow from moments at McDonald's. We plan for moments of quality time; however, we do not force artificial moments of deeper connection. I call this the McDonald's Principle of Relational Interaction.
Earlier this summer, I realized I needed to apply the McDonald's Principle to my relationship with God. I noticed I would get a little frustrated when I spent a few minutes praying and didn't have a grand emotional catharsis of divine experience. I would be disappointed that I didn't have anything exciting to discuss in my prayer time. I didn't have a big crisis. I didn't have a giant revelation. I heard other people talking about their incredible moments of intimacy with God and I wanted them too. I felt like my quiet time was a little bland, so I tried to force those moments of exceptional intimacy. I focused my mind and attempted to force my emotions into overdrive in hopes of creating what I wanted out of quiet time. I would try to manufacture these epic times of awesome prayer when all I really needed to do was honestly communicate with God and remain open to the intimacy. Ever answer the question, "How was your day?" when talking to God? Don't you think a loving father would be interested in talking with you about just that? It might not be the most heart-pounding, awe-filled prayer you've ever prayed, but it just might lead to more honest communication and the intimacy you desired in the first place.
Relational interactions can't be uniformly intense gut-wrenching, soul-piercing experiences. Those interactions are incredible and necessary and we must remain open to them, but for me at least, they aren't the norm. I've found that those moments will come over time if I set aside consistent and honest quality time with the Lord. Not every prayer will be earth shattering. Some days are the equivalent to a trip to McDonald's. And ya know what? I've come to love and cherish both types of interactions with my Lord and Heavenly Father.
Tim Norton is a born-and-raised, small-town Southerner with the sweet tea addiction to prove it. He comes to Gordon-Conwell as a Kern Pastor-Scholar and plans to pursue pastoral ministry in the U.S. after graduation. Tim is a big personality with a strange affinity for the color orange. Currently, he attends GENESIS Church, an Acts 29 church plant in Woburn, MA.
Tags: Author: Tim Norton , student blogger , student life , thoughtfully evangelical
August 21, 2012
Our Father who art in heaven,
Hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one. For Thine is the kingdom and the glory and the power forever and ever.
Yes, our Father who art in heaven. The familiar words come easily enough on Sabbath mornings. They roll off our tongues with tenacious ease and perhaps a touch of apathy. Many of us find these words, which were rich in our spiritual infancy, to fall stale with routine on our tongues. While others of us crave their familiarity, savoring the richness of their repetition.
Wherever we find ourselves Lord, would You teach us again how to pray?
We hallow Your name … as well as we know how and as far as our pride will allow. Indeed, we ask for Your kingdom to come. We acknowledge that we are a people preoccupied with many kingdoms, kingdoms built with borders and weapons and fear and an over-use of the word "mine". We fixate ourselves on these kingdoms because You claim to build Your kingdom with us. And that is a frightening reality.
Indeed, hallowed Father, we ask for Your will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. I guess, perhaps we mean, do Your will so long as it is comfortable, uncomplicated, and resembles closely our own. Like your people in their wilderness wanderings, we cannot conceive that you would insist we press on, while the view of Egypt over our shoulder looks so much safer, so much greener, so much more familiar. But their witness from the other side of the desert journey tells us that hidden in Your will are Your persisting promises of a better land. They say that You are a God who wills to free, to reach, to inhabit, to heal. Your will is so unlike our own. It is holy. So reorient us to Your will. Free us from the bindings of religion, from stiff rituals we have stripped of significance. Reach into our families, those we hold are beyond Your arm's length and those we hold at ours. Inhabit the occupied territories of our hearts, those altars to other gods mostly made of wood and stone and a few of flesh. And heal every wounded place we name, and especially those we cannot. Your holy heavenly will be done, here on this temporary turf.
Give us this day, our Daily Bread, O Lord, our Sustenance. We confess we are not among your people who have gone without bread this day. The concept is mostly foreign to us, as are those to whom it is not. And so when You said You are the bread of life, and we did not believe You. We are a content people. We are content to ask of You our daily bread without a crumb of reliance on Your giving. So, we ask for Your provision to crash against our contentment, to provoke the hungry spaces of our lives where we have traded You for turkey and Your presence for another helping of mashed potatoes. We ask for an awareness, at the end of each meal, that we remain hungry. Hungry for your touch, hungry for your presence, hungry for You. Because we have filled stomachs, Lord, and are empty still. So, create in us a craving, stir in us a starvation for You. Save us from our spiritually anemic selves. Yes, Lord, give us this day our Daily Bread. Give us Yourself.
And forgive us of our trespasses, O Lord, our Savior. We confess that we do not fully know the weight of our request because we do not know the weight of sin within our beings. We confess that when we ask You to forgive us we mostly think you should or that we only ask a small favor. Our theology knows better, but we are obstinate with self-righteousness. We think little of our sin and therefore little of your grace. We think little of your grace and therefore little of your cross. We think little of your cross and therefore little of You. We insist on bitterness towards our bothers, we hold our idols close to our chests, we convince ourselves of our own falsehoods, we do not care for Your conviction, we refuse to pardon and we notice not the ironic way we ask You for it. And for these we indeed require forgiveness.
Oh Lord. Only seconds of silent confession is all that we can bear of seeing our own sin. But out of that silence You speak Life and Hope and Freedom and we sense the great release of Your amen in our lives. And we are grateful.
Lead us not into temptation, and deliver us from the evil one. We ask You to lead and hidden in our request is a request that You would cause us to follow You out of temptation because we find that we do a fine job of leading ourselves in. More often than not, temptations hour seems to be every hour and though we know that in Your grace there is no temptation beyond our bearing, that knowledge does not prevent us from bending ourselves beneath it. And so we need You. In our temptation be in your delivering self. Deliver us from the evil one, O Lord, our Protector. Save us from the one who prowls for us like a devouring lion, and from our minds that simplify him to a safe circus attraction.
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Yes, Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth just as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one. For Thine is the kingdom and the glory and the power forever and ever.
Hi, friend. I'm Amy. Mostly, I'm just another twenty-something trying to figure out the stuff of life. I am a nerdy seminary student who loves the smell of old books and early mornings in the library. I am an artist wanabee, a liberal to the conservative and conservative to the liberal, guilty social justice groupie, and a recovering Bible know-it-all with the unreal ability to put my foot in my mouth an astonishing number of times each day. I am a sister to eight of the most hysterical creatures ever created. Good theology, used book stores, and autumn make me giddy. I preach passionately, think deeply, and ask too many questions. I write prayers, poetry and prose. I write about preaching bad and good, gender roles in the Church, the sacraments, stupid things we do on Sunday, politics, and almost everything else that you are not supposed to discuss in polite company. I also blog at oneyellowbird.blogspot.com. Welcome to the journey.
Tags: Author: Amy Gilbaugh , spiritually vital , student blogger , thoughtfully evangelical
August 16, 2012
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August 09, 2012
This is Part 5 in a series about why evangelicals should care about the early church. If you are just now joining us, you can read Part 1 here; Part 2 here; Part 3 here; Part 4 here.
Why should evangelicals care about the early church, about the first several centuries after the end of the New Testament? Another reason why we should take that period seriously is that the church fathers—at least some of them—demonstrated remarkable discernment in the midst of a very politically-charged atmosphere. Nowhere was this more true than during the fourth-century Trinitarian Controversy, and no one demonstrated more discernment than a person who is not known for discernment—Athanasius of Alexandria.
You may know the situation: A relatively small group within the church, led at first by a man named Arius (from whom we get the name "Arianism") believed that God the Son was the first and greatest of created beings, but not equal to God or eternal as God is. What enabled them to make this claim was their belief that salvation comes as we march up to God, so the "Savior" could be a creature who himself marched up to God and blazed the trail for us to follow. In contrast, the church recognized, we cannot rise up to God, so God had to come down to us to save us. At the most fundamental level, this means that the persons who came down—the Son at the incarnation and the Holy Spirit at Pentecost—had to be just as fully God as the Father in order for us to be saved. This much was relatively clear to everyone, and so when Arius wrote openly around the year 318 that the Son was a created being—this idea was rejected fairly quickly, most notably in the year 325 at the Council of Nicaea, which we now call the First Ecumenical Council.
However, this clear rejection of Arius's thought took place in a tumultuous political atmosphere. The Roman Empire had gone from severely persecuting Christians to regarding Christianity as its most favored religion, all in the space of less than two decades after Constantine became a Christian. The inevitable result of imperial favor toward the church was imperial involvement in the church. After Constantine died in 337, his three sons vied for control over his empire and each tried to enlist Christian bishops and Christian theological slogans on his side. The result was a bewildering proliferation of creedal statements, with various different ways of speaking of the Son's relationship to the Father. The Council of Nicaea had declared the Son to be "of one essence with the Father," and now other creeds called him "like the Father" or "like the Father in all respects" or "exactly like the Father" or "like the Father in essence."
The situation rapidly became confusing, as it became harder to tell which statements were equivalent and which ones actually reflected unacceptable differences of opinion. In this confused situation, many people tended to latch onto a single statement and to insist on it in opposition to all others. Parties started to emerge based on particular slogans, and the rival claimants to the imperial throne backed one party or another, one slogan or another, by exiling bishops who held to different slogans.
This is where Athanasius's extraordinary gift for discernment came into play. No one was ever more adamant in opposing Arianism, but if he had been equally adamant about insisting that everyone use his slogans to oppose Arianism, the controversy might never have ended, since almost everyone was distrustful of everyone else's slogans. In the midst of the confusion and name-calling, Athanasius was uniquely able to recognize that beneath many (not all!) of the varied statements lay a consensus, shared by most of the church in opposition to Arianism. In the 350s and early 360s, he worked tirelessly to uncover the consensus that he believed lay behind the various anti-Arian statements, and in the year 362, he held a small council in Alexandria at which he was able to show the different groups that they were saying the same thing. This local council was the turning point in the Trinitarian controversy and paved the way for the church's acceptance of the Nicene Creed (with its bold assertion that the Son is equal to the Father and that this Son "came down" for our salvation) at the Second Ecumenical Council in 381.
Times of emotionally-charged political rhetoric call for stalwart, faithful perseverance in the midst of pressure to compromise. But such times also beget confusion about who is and is not firmly standing for the faith. An important but neglected aspect of faithfulness is the biblical/theological discernment to recognize what is and is not an acceptable way of affirming the faith. In the case of Athanasius and the Arian crisis, this kind of discernment was just as important to the work of the gospel as the fortitude for which he is much more famous. In discernment as well as fortitude, he is a shining example to us of how to live Christianly in a complex, confusing world. And there are other noteworthy examples from the early church as well, examples from whom we can profit as we try to live Christianly in a similarly complex, confusing world.
Dr. Donald Fairbairn is the Robert E. Cooley Professor of Early Christianity. His responsibilities include further developing the Robert C. Cooley Center for the Study of Early Christianity at the Charlotte campus, which explores the historical foundations of the Christian faith.
Tags: Author: Donald Fairbairn , faculty blogger , thoughtfully evangelical
August 07, 2012
We are excited to introduce you to one of our new student bloggers, Kate Hightower! Kate is an Master of Divinity student at our Jacksonville campus. Welcome to Gordon-Conwell Voices, Kate!
Name: Kate Hightower
Degree: Master of Divinity
Hometown: Ocala, FL
Where were you before seminary? Avoiding it. :) I heard whispers of getting into ministry in the latter half of my college years but the idea scared me to death. So upon graduating from the University of Central Florida, I tucked away in a little jewel of a house in Atlantic Beach, determined to give myself time to write. I had a story idea I wanted to give legs to and I wanted to regain my free-spirited ways after the drudgery of my undergraduate years. After two years of being a certifiable hermit, only coming up for air for work and church, God stepped in. He firmly informed me I was thinking too small, and shot me back into the world. When I opened my eyes after all that, all I could see was seminary and a world that needed to see Love move.
Favorite hobbies? writing, reading, painting, cooking
Favorite food? My dad makes the best fried fish sandwich on the planet. And anything at Sun Dog diner here in Neptune Beach. It's a local legend and a place I frequented during the years I was writing pre-seminary.
Favorite hero of the Christian faith? St. Teresa of Avila and Soren Kierkegaard are my current shoulder angels. They kick me in the teeth when I get too hard on myself.
Favorite book? In no particular order: 1) Lord of the Rings trilogy (no one in the world writes like Tolkien did...that guy dove head-first into Middle Earth and managed to record his journey for us. There's been nothing since then of that caliber.) 2) Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. 3) The book of Isaiah. 4) Works of Love by Soren Kierkegaard, (Undeniable, unshakable brilliance.)
Interesting fact about yourself? I'm a closet comic book fan with a secret ambition to attend Comic Con someday. ;)
Issues you are passionate about? redemption, theology of creativity, hunger
Tags: Author: Kate Hightower , student blogger
August 02, 2012
This is the third installment in Dim's series chronicling his and Gayles' adventure this summer through Compass. Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Enjoy!
The final part of the Compass Program, the Ministry Expedition, is a short-term overseas mission trip. This year we all headed to Managua, the capital city of Nicaragua.
After a week of preparation, the 26 teenagers from across the U.S. were ready to run three different evangelistic art projects in three different communities in and around Managua; Mural painting and t-shirt making in Los Cedros, garden planting and pavement painting in Los Brasilles, and mosaic making in La Chureca. What they weren't ready for was discovering a world far outside their comfort zone and the enormous impact they could have in just five short days.
My group was working in La Chureca, a community who gets its name from where they live: in seven square kilometers of trash. Around 2,000 inhabitants survive in La Chureca by trawling through the mountains of trash dumped out of the city of Managua, looking for anything they can reuse or recycle. In all honesty, it is hard to imagine a more desperate place on earth and yet, as our hosts Coburn and Melissa Murray (students from the Gordon-Conwell–Charlotte campus) told us, the material poverty is not the most serious problem facing those who call La Chureca home. This community is rife with abuse, addiction and spiritual darkness.
Despite all of this, in the heart of La Chureca is a Christian school offering children a place of refuge and safety in the short-term, and a way out of this community through education in the long-term. It was here that our group along with Coburn, Melissa and some translators, ran a week of games, activities, mosaic making and story-telling.
It is hard to express in so few words what a privilege it was to work with the 23 children who came along each day. To slowly get to know them, to gently earn the trust of those who have been so hardened by life and to share with them the message of hope which comes only from knowing Jesus was one of the most challenging and humbling things I have ever done. Each one of us started the week feeling overwhelmed by the depth of the desperation we found in La Chureca; yet, just five days later, each of us had also witnessed some of the most amazing examples of hope we had ever seen. Children like Anthony, Fransisco, Franklin and Flora sharing with us how they have hope, because they are clinging to Christ.
With prayers on our lips, smiles on our faces and tears in our eyes we said our goodbyes. After a weekend of exploring Managua and the surrounding areas, we headed back to South Hamilton to debrief not only our time in Nicaragua, but also the month of Compass as a whole.
I have been involved with many summer camps before, but none of them compare to Compass. If you are 15-17 and love the Lord and are exploring the possibility of going into vocational ministry in the future, or if you know someone who is, then I urge you to sign up next year. The wilderness, theological and ministry expeditions will stretch you and challenge you and push you in ways you have never experienced before. But the friendships you make, the opportunities you will have to serve, and most of all the lessons you will learn about yourself and more importantly about the Lord, will change you forever.
It has been a long hard month but, if I could, I'd do it again tomorrow.
Dimitri (Dim for short) and his wife, Gayles, moved to the U.S. from England in 2011 to pursue a Master of Divinity degree from Gordon-Conwell. He grew up in a little town in England called Sevenoaks and completed his undergraduate degree in Automobile Design at the University of Coventry. Upon graduation, Dim spent some time as a ski instructor, a church intern and an assistant pastor. When he's not pretending to study, he's usually dreaming about skiing.
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He spent the weekend having a blast at the Super Bowl in Tampa, Florida, and last night Brody Jenner was spotted arriving back home in Los Angeles.
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Ann All spoke with Cary Fulbright, vice president of marketing and products for Five9, a provider of on-demand telemarketing, customer service and call center solutions for customer interaction management. Five9 recently surveyed 200 North American call center managers concerning their use of and perceptions about at-home call center agents.
All: What are the primary reasons companies choose to use home-based call center agents?
Fulbright: It's a combination of reasons. Part of it is lower costs. In many cases, companies can pay agents less because there is a lot of value in working from home (for the agents). Infrastructure costs are lower. Also, agent turnover tends to be high, especially in areas like customer support. Using at-home agents tends to help companies retain their existing agents and also attract a group of people who might otherwise not have been interested in doing that type of work - but are interested when they can do it from home. Related to that last point, companies want educated agents who are well-spoken and have the ability to think on the fly. Typically they've needed to be based in a large city to gain access to that kind of a workforce, but the costs are higher there. Using at-home agents allows companies to set up centers in rural areas where costs are lower, and they can still get access to the kind of educated workforce they want.
We are not pro- or anti-offshore. We have clients in a number of different countries. But about 70 percent of our business is in the U.S., and we do hear people say that using at-home agents can help U.S. companies keep more agents in the U.S.
All: You predict strong growth in the numbers of home-based agents. Why?
Fulbright: Most people are just beginning to stick their toes in the water to try it. It reminds me a lot of the initial adoption curve for Salesforce.com. There were not a lot of users at first, but the business case was so strong, it almost couldn't help but grow. What remains to be seen is how significant it will be - whether lots of companies will do it, or whether it will remain on the fringe. The industry will never be 100 percent home-based agents. One of our customers has 75 percent of their agents working at home, though.
All: What are some of the challenges - technical, cultural or other - that companies face with this business model? How can they address them?
Fulbright: One of the biggest concerns seems to be productivity. Some studies say productivity is actually higher in at-home agents because they are happier in their work. But a lot of people will say, "I know if I was at home, I'd be doing other things besides work." The reality is, not too many people work all of the time at the office, either; they generally spend some time at the water cooler. One of our customers uses the at-home option as a reward for experienced agents, those who have already earned the company's trust.
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Fueling is down to four 1,000cc/min injectors fed by two Bosch Motorsport pumps, which have no problem draining the tiny racing fuel tank in five laps of the circuit. On top of the Pan Speed radiator and air separator system, engine cooling is helped by a large core Pan Speed oil cooler located in the passenger side of the front bumper. The OS Giken twin-plate clutch has the job of handling all the power and torque the 13B pushes out, but its use is rather limited as full power upshifts are carried out without disengaging the clutch. This is because Pan Speed fitted a Hewland six-speed sequential gearbox-the same unit used on Super GT cars. This had to be custom fitted into the FD3S chassis and required a lot of modifications. It is then down to the OS Giken two-way limited-slip differential, which apportions torque efficiently to the two rear wheels.
This RX-7 project started off with a fully stripped and bare FD3S chassis. A lot of time went into spot welding, but not as much time as was spent in cutting and boxing off specific areas to increase rigidity. The most visible are the front and rear suspension turrets, which were rebuilt allowing Pan Speed to fine-tune its damper mounting points. A great deal of labor went into modifying the transmission tunnel, which needed to accept the Hewland sequential. Once the tunnel was shaped it was layered with carbon fiber to help stiffen that area of the chassis. This is a process we've seen done on Nismo Z-tune cars. It was then on to the rollcage, again custom built and welded into position with additional bracing into the chassis, just like a race car. In fact, there is very little difference in the preparation of this car to a full-out Super GT racer. Once the chassis was finished it was painted in metallic silver to clean things up.
The driving position was pushed back a little to help balance the weight. Next to him the battery assembly was also relocated to create a better balance. The Tanida full bucket seat is joined by a Tanida steering wheel mounted on an extended steering rack with snap off boss. On the center of the wheel the Pan Speed guys fitted the small Motec LCD display onto a piece of carbon fiber-a true race car look. The stock pedals were eliminated and replaced with an adjustable pedal box, which could be tailored to the driver's preferences. The now redundant stock instrument binnacle has been plated off with carbon while the center console has been custom built (yes, with more carbon fiber) and houses all of the necessary switchgear. A fully molded carbon-fiber transmission tunnel was also created, really giving the interior a Super GT feel. From here, the gear lever of the Hewland has been custom fitted and linked, as well as the smaller lever to engage reverse. The racing fuel tank has been located in the trunk area of the interior and has been carefully positioned for the best possible weight distribution.


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In our discussion of valence bond theory, we saw
that chemical bonds are formed when two nuclei share a pair of
electrons between them. The sharing lowers the potential energy of
both electrons by exposing them to increased nuclear attractions. The
decrease in potential energy is greatest when the two electrons are
confined to a region between the two nuclei. This type of bond is
described as a localized bond. For example, in methane,
CH4, each pair of electrons is considered to be confined
to the region between the carbon nucleus and a hydrogen nucleus. One
of the limitations of valence bond theory is that it assumes all
bonds are localized bonds. As we will see, this is not a valid
Another limitation of valence bond theory is that is sometimes
makes incorrect predictions. The case of dioxygen provides a good
example. Consider the two Lewis structures for dioxygen shown in
Figure 1.
Exercise 1 Which of the
alternatives in Figure 1 best represents the structure of dioxygen
according to valence bond theory?
1 2
Since structure 2 implies that all of the electrons are
paired, you should expect dioxygen to be diamagnetic. It is not.
Several lines of experimental evidence indicate that dioxygen is
paramagnetic, i.e. it contains at least one unpaired electron.
Whenever a theory makes incorrect predictions or is shown to be
inconsistent with experimental fact, chemists have two choices:
We will see how chemists have modified valence bond theory to deal
the limitations of localized bonds when we discuss resonance theory.
But first we will consider molecular orbital (MO) theory as an
alternative to valence bond theory.
Chemists view molecules as combinations of atoms. They consider
molecular orbitals as combinations of atomic orbitals, specifically
as linear combinations of atomic
orbitals. Don't let this term put you off. It simply means
that molecular orbitals are formed by adding and subtracting atomic
orbitals. Remember, electrons behave like waves, and their wavelike
behavior may be described by mathematical functions similar to the
sine or cosine function. These mathematical functions are what we
call orbitals. The addition of atomic wave functions is analogous to
constructive interference that occurs with sound waves. The
subtraction corresponds to destructive interference.
Consider the simplest molecule, dihydrogen. In our discussion of
Lewis structures, we imagined a process in
which two hydrogen atoms came together to form a molecule of
dihydrogen. That process represents a linear combination of the two
hydrogen atoms' 1s atomic wave functions. Mathematically molecular
orbital theorists describe the process by the equation y =
1sA + 1sB, where y (psi) stands for the molecular orbital, while
1sA and 1sB represent the
atomic orbitals for HA and HB, respectively.
y is the
molecular orbital equivalent of a s bond in
valence bond theory.
A fundamental rule of molecular orbital theory is that the number
of molecular orbitals must be equal to the number of atomic orbitals.
For two hydrogen atoms, there are two atomic orbitals, which means
that there must be two molecular orbitals for dihydrogen. The second
molecular orbital is described by the equation y* =
1sA - 1sB. There is no valence bond equivalent
of y*.
Figure 2 illustrates the energy changes that accompany these
linear combinations of atomic orbitals. The molecular orbital y corresponds to the minimum of the potential
energy diagram we considered during our introductory discussion of
valence bond theory.
Figure 3 offers an alternative description of the information
shown in Figure 2. The colored spheres and elipses represent regions
of electron density about the nuclei, which are shown as dots at the
centers of the two 1s atomic orbitals.
There are several features of Figure 3 that deserve comment:
Before we turn our attention to the MO diagram of dioxygen, there
is one additional aspect of Figures 1 and 2 that you should know. The
MOs y and y*are called the Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital (HOMO) and
the Lowest Unoccupied Molecular Orbital
(LUMO), respectively. These terms will be useful when we discuss
chemical reactivity and spectroscopy. Chemical reactions involve the
transfer of electron density from the HOMO of one reactant to the
LUMO of another. Spectroscopy is the interaction of light with
matter, an interaction which alters the populations of different
energy states.
Don't worry about the details of this MO diagram. The important
feature of the figure is that there are two HOMOs that have the same
energy. Each one contains a single electron. According to Hund' Rule the energy of the system will be
lower if the spins of these two electrons are unpaired than if they
are paired. In other words, the most stable form of dioxygen should
be paramagnetic, not diagmagnetic.
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What CPE Programs does Johns Hopkins offer?
Johns Hopkins CPE Program offers all three levels of CPE. This includes an initial unit, which is considered Level I training. Level I training is offered during Summer Intensives and the part-time intern program. Every new student begins with Level I training, even if they have completed other academic or related clinical education.
Level II training is offered through the part-time intern program as well as in the residency program. Most students entering the residency program are working on Level II training outcomes.
Supervisory CPE is the third level of training offered. In this program, students learn the art of pastoral supervision.
How do I know which of the available programs is best for me?
Most applicants choose the program that fits best with their schedule. If you work full time and would like to incorporate CPE training, then the part-time option would be best. If you are a seminarian and have the summer free, then the Summer Intensive makes sense. Consider your schedule and time constraints as you decide which program fits best. Keep in mind that CPE training is intensive, and most students have freed their schedules dramatically in order to benefit best from the program.
How do I apply?
You may review the information on this website and download the application for the CPE program. If you have problems downloading this file, please call the CPE Registrar at 410-502-1527 and request the application as an attachment to an email.
When should I apply?
You may check the dates for each of our programs and application deadlines on the Educational Calendar. Decisions are typically made months in advance of the start of a CPE unit. Howver, applications for Fall 2014 programs are being accepted.
How long does it take to find out if I am accepted?
Generally students can expect to wait several weeks for an answer.
Tell me more about the part-time intern CPE program.
The part-time programs at Johns Hopkins and Johns Hopkins Bayview are designed to provide CPE training to those who choose to receive clinical training on a part-time basis. Because groups meet once a week and students have specified, flexible clinical hours, many students continue their present employment while participating in the program. Part-time CPE students participate in the on-call rotation, and one unit of accredited CPE training is granted after approximately six months.
What is the usual schedule for a student in the part-time intern CPE program?
All CPE programs follow the standards set forth by ACPE, Inc. which include 300 hours of hospital visitation and 100 hours of education per unit.
A typical week will include five hours of group/educational meetings on a particular day of the work week. Also, eight hours of daytime (7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) hospital visitation is expected during a work week. Every other week in Johns Hopkins, you will also be on-call in the hospital for clinical emergency needs for approximately twelve hours.
What are the stipends for full-time residents?
General residents receive a $27,000 per year stipend. Specialized residents receive $29,000 per year.
Is a stipend available for part-time students?
A stipend is not available for students in the part-time intern program or the summer intensive program.
Who will be my supervisor?
2014-2015 Residency (JHH): Christopher Brown and Tahara Akmal
2014-2015 Extended Unit Internship (JHH): Thomas Rogers
2014-2015 Extended Unit Internship (JHBMC): Emmanuel Saidi
2014-2015 Community Partners CPE (JHBMC): Carol Battye
What degrees are required for entry to the CPE Program?
Most applicants to our CPE Programs possess a Masters Degree in Theology, Divinity or its equivalent. We have, on special occasion, accepted students who are in the process of attaining their advanced degrees.
What does CPE cost, and are scholarships available?
There are no scholarship programs available to date.
Tuition is as follows:
Intern programs $725/CPE unit
Residency programs $300/CPE unit ($900 per residency year); $250/CPE unit ($750 per specialized, 2nd residency year)
I am an international student. How do I enroll in CPE?
International students should send their completed application to us. Once accepted, the student must contact the ACPE national office (email@example.com) to apply for a visa. The visa process can take from six to nine months to complete, and must must be obtained before you can begin CPE at Johns Hopkins.
Do I have to be ordained to do CPE?
No. However, most of the applicants accepted into the residency and second-year programs are ordained, endorsed, in good standing within their respective faith traditions.
May I receive academic credit for CPE?
Many theological schools and seminaries grant academic credit for CPE. You will contact them directly for this information.
May I get CPE credit for previous work/ministry experience?
No. However, your previous work/ministry experience will be considered during your application process.
I want to be a chaplain or a pastoral counselor. Do I need CPE?
The Association of Professional Chaplains (www.professionalchaplains.org), the National Association of Catholic Chaplains (www.nacc.org) and the National Association of Jewish Chaplains (www.najc.org) and other organizations certify chaplains. The American Association of Pastoral Counselors (www.aapc.org) trains and certifies pastoral counselors. Some CPE is required as a prerequisite. You should contact these organizations directly about their requirements.
Tell me more about the specialized residency program focus on family advocacy.
Orientation to the role of Family Advocate at The Johns Hopkins Hospital is coordinated with the Department of Surgery and the Family Advocate Chaplain Coordinator. Family Advocate Chaplains provide support to family members and staff when a patient has suffered a traumatic brain injury. The role is highly specialized and gives our resident chaplains the opportunity to focus on family dynamics, interdisciplinary team involvement, and ethical conversation within their CPE experience. On-call responsibilities are expected every 4th day and weekends. Students who are not Family Advocates but have a specialized program with designated units in the hospital will also be considered a Specialized Resident. For more information concerning how to determine a specialty, contact Ty Crowe.
I am currently in a residency program at another hospital and would like to apply to the specialized residency program at Johns Hopkins, but there is conflict in the training dates. What do I do?
First, you will need to apply to the specialized CPE program. If accepted, you will need to negotiate your contract with your current CPE Program. We have found that most CPE programs are flexible and will seek to accommodate students seeking to pursue a specialized year of training.
May I do CPE online or through some other distance learning process?
The Johns Hopkins CPE program does not currently offer distance learning programs.
I live in Baltimore and am a local ordained minister (imam, rabbi, priest, monk, etc.). May I volunteer to visit patients at The Johns Hopkins Hospital or Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center without taking CPE?
Clinical Pastoral Education is a prerequisite to volunteering in any capacity through the Department of Pastoral Care. However, you are welcomed and encouraged to visit your parishioners and members of your religious community. We hope you will come by and introduce yourself to our department.


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1 container (18 ounces) refrigerated fullycooked shredded beef in barbecue
4 individual prebaked pizza crusts (7-inch
1 cup cream cheese, softened
1 can (4 ounces) diced mild green chilies,
1/2 cup short thin red bell pepper strips
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Images from the LPS part of Hasbro's Toy Fair 2014 presentation. I saw the images from MLP part as well, and thought there were a few interesting ideas with the POP figures (still wish they'd consider an Cutie Mark Crusader-centric spinoff), but aside from that, I've seen most of it already. Now on to the LPS part.
Hasbro is looking to overhaul LPS after it's reboot in late 2012, including new logo, tagline, and most importantly; re-designed toys. Putting a large emphasis on varied collecting and playsets (perhaps emphasizing the 'pet shop' aspect), making an expandable playset for the toys and giving the pets more expressive and varied figurines.
Personally, I think they look AMAZING, the main pets especially. They're incredibly expressive in both poses and facial expressions. They're more indicative of the characters from the cartoon, and all around provide a more fun and energetic feel as a whole. I personally can't wait to see how this unfolds.
This is beyond badass
also I'll take 10 Fun Russels,2 crying Pennys, 14 Madame Poms and a Multi-Color Stripe figure please.
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how long to wait ;(??Reply
i I think must write to you next 5 years here if you do not answer
je pense doit écrire ici ensuite 5 annéef si tu ne réponds pas
Hey Mister Black Bird,
You are not only a porno star, pleeeeaaaseeeee!!!!!
Despite the crap, I like to hear you!, Don´t shut up and Keep your eyes opened!
??? DID SOMEONE HAD QUESTIONS ? SORRY SORRY SORRY IF I FORGET TO ANSWER SOMETIMES.Reply
I for one, never want to know how big your craps are. I don't care what shoes you chose to wear that day. I don't care what you had for lunch. Facebook is bad enough. Twitter is a waste of time. Twitter is not art. It's just facebook without all the shit.
Do it if you want, but I won't twit or tweet or twat or whatever the made up word is.
o sure, no twitter.Reply
if your just a porn star, you wouldnt do a video like this… it takes guts to post this…Reply
Mister Black Bird,
Saw VI ??? Is it true???
You deserve it. I really hope you get to do more and more!!!
Good luck, man!!!!
You are the best…..
IIf you can, please tell me ….is it true?Reply
yes saw 6, but less than 40 secondes, that's not a big deal…Reply
Mister Black Bird,
It may not be "big deal" but I'm sure it's just the first step of a long way.
I sincerely hope you have much success, the little I´ve read about you and the good soul that I can see through your eyes,….. you deserve it all too!
I don´t know if I can but I feel proud of you.
keep your eyes open!
I have twisted too much for you.
oh thank you francois ! is good to see i'm not the only one who thinks Twitter is pointless.
thanks again for another great couple of videos. u look better and better each time.
take care and thanks for the fantasies.
hope to get to see u perform live soon. are there any shows coming up?
francois…. i like your art clips… go on….Reply
ääääääähhhh, tell me the news again for me and your german fans… dont understand all words in the clip…
what is with twitter???? (the same shitt like facebook) and, what is with saw ??? do you get a part in it??? i must have it….
Hey Mister Black Bird,
I was watching a scene (Hussein and you .. Arabesque). Sorry, but I can not see that just how a sex scene, It is really a painting, the purest art.
A movie …. Le Grand Bleu (The Big Blue). How you remind me Jacques Mayol.
Yeah you do forget to answer…
And you take yourself too seriously.Reply
You guys don't understand what i'm saying, I know I have a french accent but come on…
well, yeah after all, I may take myself too seriously…full of myself,but no surprise right, you keep jumping on my website…it's all cool.Blablabla.
O yeah, I'm not gonna post Pictures of myself, because I just don't do photoshoots anymore, people don't care anymore….good I don't care either.
I have one ask!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
get no answer
never ???
I have one ask!!!!!!!!
I have one ask!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!I have one ask!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
or you answer only boys ?Reply
I have one ask!Reply
Hey Mister Black Bird,
Drawing a lot???? Can you show me some???
Keep you eyes opened!!!
you have a french accent… yeah.. but im from german, and my english is not so good… its nothing with your french accent., so i have asked..
but, its nice, that you answer the questions here for your fans. so we could be so close to you,
If you have courage you must say this thing live at me…but the end will be different ;).
Seriously i can understand that you feel "observed".
But you said somthing in italian (i am italian but i have not realized what you have said).
Ciao Bello.
I thought you, in particular, would enjoy this:
tu es un con… mais je bande, je branle avec toi… TRAGADOR! t'encanta la buena verga
OMG, it begins like an advertising for coffee or kellogs, and it ends like a big "Fuck you" ah ah.
I didn't expect an end like that.
François, tu sembles penser que tes photos n'intéressent plus. Mais c'est un ensemble de choses chez toi qui interessent et c'est impossible pour moi en tout cas, de faire l'impasse sur une chose plutôt qu'une autre.
Saw 6 ? Well I only saw ( hum hum ) Saw 5 and I hated it. But I have to see Saw 6 to watch your 40 secondes. And hoping u will appear in many more seconds in a near future.
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Francois—-I care….always be true to yourself….cherish life…create art…whatever…you speak perfectly clear to me…pursue your dreams…make love…don't worry what others think…be pure…and always sexy….Reply
"Buhuh i don't care what you think, say what you want, the less you get the more i like it bla bla bla"
Of course you care, you love the attention. That's why you take yourself too seriously sometimes.
And there's nothing wrong with it, it's that bitchie attitude and your so called "strange" videos that keep bringing people back for more. And you love it.
Rock on Mr. SagatReply
Care…. dont care …..
Come on … let´s feel the things and understand the others.
keep the mind free and the eyes opened.
This guy has so much to offer us …. Why cling to small things?
The words are not the only expression form, but they can have a very bitter taste.
Mister Black Bird……a song…."Don´t worry…be happy"
Good Lucky !!!!Reply
CAN YOU PLEASE DO SOMETHING WITH LADY GAGA? I DONT KNOW LIKE FUCK HER OR SING WITH HER OR SOMETHING ELSE:::::Reply
Cristiane is right, care or don't care, what's the use ? Bla, you just try to imagine if François is a good guy, or a bad one, and soon, if he's a saint or a sinner just by watching videos he offer to us ! That's ridiculous, just see what he does without imagine who he is.
He's like anyone, sometimes he's serious, sometimes he's crazy, sometimes he's sad, sometimes he's joyful, sometimes he want to speak to anyone, sometimes he wants to see nobody but dogs and swimming pool. And sometimes, I'm sure, he's like me ah ah : the biggest "sale pute" and the day after, the biggest gentle and shy guy.Reply
Thanks !!!
Let's enjoy and look at things with different eyes ….
About Saw 6….I agree with you !!!! heheheReply
thx, better i couldnt say, what i think about him
Don't get me wrong, i think he's brilliant in his own crazy way. I don't need anyone to tell me how should i see his videos or other stuff. I visit his site for some reason…
Still, that doesn't change what i said. Sorry if i offended someone, Mr. Sagat specifically.
It's nice to know that you answer to people sometimes, though.Reply
No offend,well I can be a Fucking Bitch that's true… and it's amazing to be a bitch sometimes….(like I can be a big slut, but not always a big slut)…
I don't wanna speak about saw 6 please, it's annoying,thanks.Reply
Sorry !!!Reply
Je te félicite pour ton apparition dans Saw 6 !
Personnellement, je trouve ça vraiment 'courageux' de toucher à divers domaines artistiques ^o^ et puis bon rester cataloguer comme acteur porno, sans pouvoir s'essayer à d'autres choses qui nous ferait plaisir, c'est clair que c'est pas fun.
Donc bon courage pour la suite, et pour ma part j'irai voir Saw 6 simplement pour y voir ta prestationReply
ça s'est fait….Reply
-__- je m'en doutais que de paraître trop gentil/avenant, aller m'apporter un clash in the face… ^^ faut croire que j'aime sa.
bon allez bonne continuation cependant.Reply
Fuck je t'aime bien Francois…Reply
Quel con je fais parfois (voir tout le temps ^^ Roohhhh…)
Car j'avais vraiment pas capté le "Saucisse", désolé François.
You make me want to speak french! And be a porn star, just for the chance to do a scene with you. I think i am going to start working on that…
twitter is pointless and i am glad you agree.
How long does it take you take make a video usually? I mean i am sure this one took like 5 minutes but the others are amazing and i love them!
Francois…you are naturally talented. Every one should have a bit of mystery about them; so no need for a twitter account, please. Keep posting those short videos you make; that should be good enough for the world.
. Ofcourse, garder être sexy, le beau & par-dessus tout, vous
C'est tout simplement énorme, lol, t'es terribleReply
You're a fairy, mister. The folk-story type fairy. Otherwordlish. Amazing and deceptive. Gonna keep on spying on you here.
all the best
You like starbucks grande latte????? But you are French so you know what good coffee tastes like, don't drink that shit!Reply
C'est bizarre! En dehors de tes qualités physiques, on comprend que tu n'es pas dupe des choses et que tu as un certain recul sur tout cela..
Bonne année 2010!


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Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information reiterated UNESCO's full support of strengthening investigative journalism throughout the world which crucially contributes to freedom of expression and freedom of information. He presented newly developed UNESCO publication �Global Investigative casebook� and stated that �this casebook will complement the training manual by providing a valuable resource for journalists and media professionals, as well as for journalism trainers and educators. It will also be used by UNESCO field offices to conduct journalism training on investigative reporting�.
Type: Speech.Round table
Duration: 00:02:50
Author/director: Janis Karklins
Publisher/producer: UNESCO TV,
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