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13 March 2018
These phrases, added by Pope Benedict, were in formulae cut out by PF when he canonised a number of beati in 2014; and subsequently.
It looks to me as though Pope Benedict's additions were intended to confirm the view that acts of canonisation are infallible and require acceptance de fide. I wish now to point out that, if the formulae introduced by Benedict XVI did affect this debated theological question, then, surely, so does the action of this Pontificate in removing them. In the gradual accumulation of evidences and precedents which gradually build up an established judgement of the Magisterium, surely phrases which were introduced into rites by one Pontiff and, very soon afterwards, removed by the next, have less auctoritas than established and immemorial formulae which have been used by successive pontiffs for centuries.
Canonisation raises questions which, for centuries, interested specialist students of Canon Law. They interested Pope Benedict XIV, Prospero Lambertini. However, they have in the past not been things which concerned non-specialists. Ordinary Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, and laity naturally and very properly just accepted the judgements made by the Sovereign Pontiff in this as in so many other matters. But the situation is not the same now. There has been, in some quarters, an uneasy suspicion for some time that canonisations have turned into a way of setting a seal upon the 'policies' of some popes. If these 'policies' are themselves a matter of divisive discussion and debate, then the promotion of the idea that canonisations are infallible becomes itself an additional element in the conflict. Canonisation, you will remind me, does not, theologically, imply approval of everything a Saint has done or said. Not formally, indeed. But the suspicion among some is that, de facto and humanly, such can seem to be its aim. This is confirmed by a prevailing assumption on all sides that the canonisations of the 'Conciliar Popes' does bear some sort of meaning or message.
Personally, I feel more confident in my earlier conclusion, that to dispute the judgement made in and by an act of canonisation would not actually be a sin against fides. In other words, I feel happier with the theological implications of PF's' actions than I did with the implications of what Pope Benedict did. In practical terms, I feel that PF's excisions from the rite ought to make the canonisation of B Paul VI just that little bit less of a problem for particularly tender consciences, because the act of canonisation does not now come before us weighed down with quite that same degree of Authority with which Pope Benedict had wished it to be endowed. And I would regard the observations I made in the previous part of this series, about schismatic canonisations subsequently adopted within the Catholic Church, as also pointing in the direction of canonisations (at least pro eo) not necessarily being de fide.
12 comments:
- mark wauck said...
If I may introduce a slightly discordant note into these considerations of matters theological and canonical, it seems to me that the injunction "Call no man father" militates against this whole business of canonization. Nothing could be more human than to revere those who came before and who have provided us with inspiration and guidance, and yet ... There is a manifest danger in the attempt to elevate such reverence and deference to a matter of the Faith--a misplacing of priorities that in some ways strikes at that very Faith. I say this as one who reveres, for example, the legacy of Aquinas, and yet that reverence and deference for his teaching is not based on any New Stuff that he came up with but rather for his having recalled us to the most central insights and tenets of that Apostolic Tradition that should be the touchstone of our Faith.
Re B16's attitude toward canonization, I would like to add that this is yet another example of his desire to extend the understanding of the nature and extent of Apostolic Tradition beyond anything that I consider reasonable. I think the fathers of V1--and above all Newman (yes, I will appeal to him)--would agree on that score.
- 13 March, 2018
- thomas tucker said...
I just find it very odd that if the Pope and ordinary magisterium are infallible, we can't even understand or agree on which teachings are infallible and which aren't. Isn't that strange, or is it just me?
- 13 March, 2018
- Calvin Engime said...
A suggestion has been made of whether Newman would consider the infallibility of canonisation reasonable, and I wish to call attention to the 1877 preface to the third edition of the Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church Viewed Relatively to Romanism and Popular Protestantism, wherein Blessed John writes (p. lxxxiv): 'I will give some instances of [the principle...that no act could be theologically an error, which was absolutely and undeniably necessary for the unity, sanctity, and peace of the Church...rightly and successfully used], and of these the most obvious is our doctrine regarding the Canonization of Saints. The infallibility of the Church must certainly extend to this solemn and public act; and that, because on so serious a matter, affecting the worship of the faithful, though relating to a fact, the Church, (that is, the Pope,) must be infallible. This is Lambertini's decision, in concurrence with St. Thomas, putting on one side the question of the Pope's ordinary infallibility, which depends on other arguments. "It cannot be," that great author says, "that the Universal Church should be led into error on a point of morals by the supreme Pontiff; and that certainly would, or might happen, supposing he could be mistaken in a canonization." This, too, is St. Thomas's argument: "In the Church there can be no damnable error; but this would be such, if one who was really a sinner, were venerated as a saint," &c. —Lambert. de Canon. Diss. xxi. vol. i. ed. Ven. 1751.'
- 13 March, 2018
- Fr John Hunwicke said...
Calvin: the point you put is in fact the implied question to which my piece above is the answer. Rather than enabling your comment, I venture to commend my argument to you. It is the best I can do!
- 13 March, 2018
- mark wauck said...
@ thomas tucker
That people should disagree on virtually any topic isn't so strange. What's strange, to me, is that so few should point out what Fr Hunwicke points out at very regular intervals, namely that, in the words of V1:
"the holy Spirit was promised to the successors of Peter not so that they might, by his revelation, make known some new doctrine, but that, by his assistance, they might religiously guard and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit of faith transmitted by the apostles."
You can call what goes beyond this what you will--"theologizing," "the traditions of men," whatever--but there we have a very concise and logical delimitation of sacred dogma. If a teaching isn't traceable to the Apostolic Tradition, as guarding that Tradition or faithfully expounding it, then in my book it ain't infallible--no matter who's promulgating the teaching.
That's the easy part. The hard part is the research and analysis that goes into such a determination, and is part of the reason for the current paralysis of so many otherwise good and well intentioned people.
- 13 March, 2018
- the Savage said...
Perhaps it could be said that these are pastoral, not dogmatic, canonisations!
- 14 March, 2018
- mcgod said...
As a student in a Jesuit school in the 1950's we tried our argumentative practice out on our priestlY teachers who challenged our thinking constantly Canonisation and its effect came into not a few of the discussions I remember that it was emphasised that the effect of Canonisation was to hold the subject up as a life worthy of emulation by the faithful everywhere. The statement that the subject was certainly in heaven was supposed to be underscored by the acceptance of miracles attributed to the subject's intercession In our present age where acceptance of miracles is doubted by our rationalist society This canonisation process is now questioned But we did learn that whether there is a definitive statement of heavenly glory for someone or not we should apply our own reason to our acceptance of the statement. It is not a matter on which our faith should depend
- 14 March, 2018
- modesty still a virtue said...
Is it possible that Pope Benedict using the formula added indicates an intention to pronounce infallibly, while Pipe Francis in removing the formula also indicates his lack of intent to do the same. So one could be bound by the canonisations of the former but not the latter?
- 14 March, 2018
- Stephen said...
OMG! Wherefore this persistent desire among westerners for a formal rescript on absolutely everything??? And we easterners are the ones accused of not being able to let go of the Empire. Hah! Is there some deep-seated pathos to paint yourselves into corners so that you must be forced into some new mental ju-jitsu to get out of it?
Goodness, if a person, Pope or otherwise, has after death a cult among the faithful that a few miracles may have encouraged, he's a saint. If he's forgotten over the years a bit, no big deal. He'll still be remembered.
Look, it's like this place in Pittsburgh, which I love.
Saint Anthony Chapel
"Home to the largest collection of publicly venerable Christian relics in the world outside of the Vatican."
All wonderful and good, but only made so because of the Incarnation. Same with the Saints. To paraphrase the great prayer of St. Patrick, Bishop of Armagh,Enlighter of Ireland and Equal to the Apostles, If it ain't about Christ, it ain't nothing.
- 15 March, 2018
- Pulex said...
Two remarks.
1. Regarding the example of some Saints in Oriental calendars (e.g. Palamas), a similar situation exists in the West, too. Charlemagne is being venerated as a Saint with his own feast and proper Mass and Office in some German dioceses (Aachen, of course), but not in Rome where he did not get an entry even in Martyrology. Maybe because he was divorced-remarried? Should we believe that the Heaven has compartments, and you can be in the German Heaven (Walhalla?), but not in the Roman one?
2. A Church music blog which is not known of criticizing Popes, has run an article by an unnamed Monsignore on this topic:
It contains a phrase: "Two centuries later, the lengthy legal process ... was reformed by the will of Papa Wojtyla, indeed the very concept of "sanctity" was changed by the Apostolic Constitution Divinus perfectionis Magister of 29 January 1983 = AAS 75 (1983) 349/55." (emphases mine) If the author is right, the canonizations after 1983 maybe are quite a different thing than those before, which should be taken into account applying the Vatican Council definitions.
- 15 March, 2018
- Arthur Gallagher said...
It seems to me that the prayer that Our Lord would not let the Church to err in so great a matter rather cuts against the idea that canonization is an infallible act.
- 15 March, 2018
- RodH said...
For me the question is not whether the process under Francis is now to be trusted, but whether it WAS to be trusted before BENEDICT.
If it was THEN...it SHOULD BE now.
Should be............
- 16 March, 2018

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American Idol star Colton Dixon and his new wife practised abstinence before they tied the knot earlier this month (Jan16).
The singer married Annie Coggeshall in Nashville, Tennessee on 8 January (16), and the newlyweds honeymooned at a Polynesian resort. Checking into their hotel, Dixon and his new bride were excited to be able to spend the night together.
"It was kind of strange, we checked into the room and realised, 'We actually get to go to sleep side by side! This is so cool'," Colton tells People.com. "Anywhere we've travelled before, we've always gotten two hotel rooms. We wanted to remain pure in that area. There were a lot of moments of, 'Oh, you're not going back to your room. That means we're married'. It made it really special for us."
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Living in northeast I am shielded by the liberal bubble that is New York. I am privileged in the sense that the level of prejudice in my state is not at the level as it is in some southern and western states. Due to this, I was somewhat surprised to find that a significant portion of our country, supports Trump's racist, bigoted ideology, to the point of electing him to the highest office in the country. I sometimes forget that there are people in this country who don't value the lives of people of color, members of the LGBTQ community and even women. What saddens me even more is that due to this election, I have learned that an overwhelming number of Americans simply don't care about people such as myself and the others listed above.
To all those who supported and voted for Trump, many people, including myself feel, offended, disgusted and outcasted, that you would support a man whose rhetoric has so often been derogatory towards us; that you would favor a "good economic plan" at the expense of our rights. To Trump supporters who think it's okay to scream heinous, racists comments online and off, or for the ones who can't even be bothered with the concerns of minorities, I will say this one thing: Do unto other as you would have done to yourself. No matter how loud you shout, how hurtful your words or how cold your disregard; we will not be stifled; we will not be bullied; we will not be silenced. Many before us have fought for the rights we have today and we will continue to struggle for those rights.
I have tried over and over again to give America a chance; Despite the pain and anger I still feel over the centuries of oppression perpetrated by America. I tried to buy into the idea that America is "Land of the free" and that it gives "Justice to all". I have tried to listen to social studies teacher after social studies teacher, who told me that America is still great and redeemable; that despite its horrific past, it's glory lies in its future. Well I won't do it anymore. I will let myself be mad at America, because it has failed me as it has failed millions of people who are currently, justifiably distressed. At this point in time, I feel ashamed to live in a country where many people deem my life invaluable. I feel ashamed to live in a country where so many people refuse to take responsibility for their prejudice actions and contrarily many are overtly prejudice. In voting for Trump, America has shown that it is not ready for change, not ready to accept all its citizens as equal and not ready to let go of a past full of hate and intolerance.
As an African American, I feel scared, as a female, I feel dispirited and as a young person, I feel cheated. I feel scared for my life as I know it and the safety of my fellow people of color; I feel dispirited in the evidence that no matter how hard I work or how prepared I am, I could fail and possibly because of my gender. I feel cheated out of the future that I have been preparing and look forward to.
To Donald Trump, I am explicitly angry at the way you conducted your campaign and appealed to your followers. I disagree with many if not all of your views, however, the decision has been made and I must make my peace with it. Moving forward I would like you to remember that, on behalf of the women in this country, we are not something you can just grab at your simple desire; on behalf of African-Americans, we are not inner city people living in hell with nothing to lose. On behalf of the Hispanics in this country, they are not bad "hombres" who will bring rape and drugs into this country. On behalf of Muslim-Americans, they are not all radical terrorists who need to be barred from this country. On behalf of the LGBT community, they are not confused people, acting against nature. I beg you, in your four years as president, please don't treat us like you insinuated you would over the past 18 months. Many of us feel like we don't have a place in your America, so prove us wrong. Take us into consideration. Although we didn't support you at large, you still have a duty to protect and advocate for the rights of every single citizen in this country. Pertaining to immigrants, please do not tear innocent families apart. As the child of an immigrant, I am personally disturbed by your agenda to deport a mass amount of immigrants. Millions of immigrants that live and work in this country are making great contributions, including the families they are building. Every citizen and those yet to become citizens deserve your time, consideration and respect. Act with compassion while making decisions that will alter lives, forever. You may have been elected president, but until you earn my respect and trust, I do not consider you my president.
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Despite what you've heard, Issue 2 failure has no effect on state, local budgets
[crossposted from Ohio Budget Watch]
Now that Issue 2 has failed and collective bargaining reform — championed by Governor Kasich — is dead, many are asking what it means for state and local budgets.
Local governments have been shrugging it off, planning to cope with reduced tax collections and Kasich budget cuts the same way they always have – by demanding concessions through the collective bargaining process, rationalizing services, and seeking additional revenue where the voters will support it. They aren't bemoaning the failure of Issue 2, because they never believed it would be much of a tool. Check out these headlines:
- Dayton Daily News: Locals faring well with no passage of SB5
- Cincinnati Enquirer: No SB 5? Local governments shrug
One thing that was never made clear was what Issue 2?s defeat means for the state budget. The answer is: none. First, the widely advertised savings to come from requiring workers to pay 10% of their pension and 15% of their healthcare are unavailable at the state level – because state workers already pay that much. And provisions in the bill limiting automatic annual and experienced-based salary increases that the state says would save $190 million per year were not included in the budget's savings estimates at all. That's because none of those provisions of SB5 were included in the budget.
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That may have been a tactical mistake. Kasich loved to threaten impending calamity during the campaign to pass Issue 2. His threats included Ohio sliding into recession, pensions systems failing and a state tax increase, the institution of card check by private unions, lowering of the state's credit rating and the exodus of our kids from Ohio. Most of these threats were not believable.
If instead, Kasich had included the provisions about state worker pay increases in the budget bill, it would have meant that the failure of Issue 2 could have been accurately claimed to have blown a hole (albeit a small one) in the state's budget, giving him a bit of a mandate to find savings elsewhere when a new budget bill was required to fix the hole. Instead, the state currently sits on a small budget surplus, and anticipates additional revenue from soon-to-launch Video Lottery Terminals that hasn't even been plugged into the budget yet. So any claims the Governor plans to make about fiscal shortfalls necessitating further austerity measures cannot be blamed on Issue 2.
But they have another shot at a rhetorical victory. Because Kasich and the GOP balanced the state budget without savings from SB5, and instead used massive cuts to local governments and schools, they will now attempt to claim that every time layoffs and tax increases occur at the local level, it's the fault of the labor unions and the failure of Issue 2, and not because of the cuts contained in their budget.
The question now is — will local governments, school officials and organized labor be effective in communicating the real reason for their budget woes — the Kasich budget, and not public workers.
You're going to have to repeat this about 500 times i suspect.
Psssst, it's Prince John's fault, pass it on. The Rs used the budget to steal money from localities for give aways to big biz. They didn't take funding from the Feds. Also, the Kasuck budget has lost jobs. Lost jobs means lost revenue.
Every city has had budget problems during this time. We have a revenue problem because of the big economic destruction brought on by Lehman brothers suicide. Also, because there was no or min job creation during the dark evil W dictatorship. We have had job destruction and sending jobs because of our trade policy. Everything has been done to make big biz profitable at he expense of persons making a decent living. Our priorities are screwed up. This is not either or but and/both. Why do we need to screw people who work? Because if we are poorer then the rich get richer by default. We get moldy crumbs and cat food.
They lie; MSM lies for them; they wreck stuff; they win.
Who voted for these Koch puppets again? The people who were going to get screwed by the Rs.
They don't work for us, PERIOD!
I suspect that if issue 2 had been defeated before the budget was passed, the budget would look strikingly different than it does now. I think that a significant number of the rubber stamp republicans will have less stomach for their radical boss Kasich now than before the repeal. Some may even grow enough backbone to oppose some of his outrages.
Kasich will move off of Issue 2 soon. The Fuhrer's next move will be to try centralize local income tax collection by having the state take it over. This will be done for a small fee, of course.
It`s really interesting! MAke sence!~
Can we please NOT make Hitler references? First, it's uncalled for and a ridiculous analogy. Second, it's a trite and cliche reference. And third, it's offensive to relatives of the survivors of the Holocust to bring Hitler down to the level of Kasich.
We're pretty lax with approving comments, but I'm warning everyone that this kind of rhetoric is not healthy for the dialogue on this site, and if we have to start deleting comments, we will.
Another reason it's not true, even if Issue 2 had passed it would have virtually no immediate fiscal impact since SB 5 didn't affect collective bargaining agreements already in place (they were grandfathered in.) Therefore, while Kasich's cuts were immediate, the provisions of SB 5 in most cases was years away from being effective.
True – because THEIR jobs are at risk, not Kasich's. Self preservation will force them to think outside the Kasich Box.
Don't forget about the repeal of the Estate Tax. Another one of Batchelder's bright ideas.
If they sell/lease the turnpike (regardless of if it is for pennies or dollars), they will be doing a great disservice to the region, and the people of Ohio. This kind of "private-public partnership" does not benefit the public in any way – it only deprives the citizens of control of the infrastructure and impoverishes the region by diverting funds to a for profit enterprise, most probably one from a different country which may or may not have the same values as the people of Ohio. The hype that private companies will do what's best for their customers is so much sales mumbo-jumbo, they will only do what is best for themselves.
Someone has to let the people of Ohio know that Kasich took money from the cities in order to fund his "charter schools." We all know that he wants to privitize education and allow his buddies to run for profit charters. If only the people in Ohio would wake up and see where their tax money is REALLY going!
heck,, even Tom Neihaus told Cunningham last week on his show — Monday I think — Cunnungham asked what would change if the yes vote won and what would change if the no vote won
His answer was Wed morning everything will be the same no matter how it goes…
no one will have any more or any less money … referring to the small communities.
Just a comment here here Middletown ohio not even a week after the vote decided that they need to close a firehouse down and layoff 9 firefighters. ( even though they waste hundreds of dollars on a 9 hole golf course no one uses except judges and lawyers)
so i guess the comment was true — no more or less money
People are fighting back with an on line petition at http://saveourturnpikes.coma and we are updating the website for the prisions , lottery, and anything else that Kasick nad cronies hid in the current budget bill. we even may end up in court like the privatization of Ohio Prisons. Ohio cannot sell off its assets.
People are fighting back with an on line petition at http://saveourturnpikes.coma and we are updating the website for the prisions , lottery, and anything else that Kasick nad cronies hid in the current budget bill. we even may end up in court like the privatization of Ohio Prisons. Ohio cannot sell off its assets.


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Bridgestone Run-Flat tires let you drive up to 50 miles at 50 mph after a flat so you can avoid the potential danger of changing tires along a busy highway.
This sounds like a great product. Who wouldn't want tires that let you keep driving after you get a flat? If the tires work as advertised, every car owner should want to buy them.
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But that's all that's good. The design of this ad is awful. It looks like something horrible has happened and the top of the car was sliced off. The driver hasn't yet realized that his torso and legs are still in the car, and that his upper half is flying through the air.
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We certainly have had a lot of noise in the city over the past couple of days
The rain that has been forecast for what seems like ages finally arrived - and did it arrive. lol
Thunder and lightning along with torrential downpours yesterday and the day before caused terrible problems in the city and also outer areas.
There was flooding in so many places the SES were out in force, one house took a lightning strike and caught fire, the airport was out of action for hours, trains trams and buses were almost non existent as the storm very nicely arrived at 'home time' aka rush hour, my back garden was under water for hours - looked like a lake and the batteries were dead in the camera so I couldn't get a photo :(( - and Melbourne Water says all that rain hasn't done much for our storage levels.
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And the other noise - Oh yes Acaa Dacca ( AC/DC) were in town for their first concert here in many a year. Some loved it - others weren't impressed.
The're having a night off tonight and will be back tomorrow for another concert at Docklands and then another on Monday. Not sure I'd like to live close by lol
One of our sons was/is a fan and drove us nuts with the noise that came out of his bedroom lol
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Noisy time in Melbourne
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Wow, you have rain... and Mississippi has 6 inches of snow... that does not happen here.ReplyDelete
Good ol AC/DC. I had their albums in my younger days, and then I got them again in CD form. Unfortunately my son has "borrowed" them and I never got them back. they are either in his room, a black hole in the universe, or in his car. Oh well its good to know the generation gap is non exstant in this house.ReplyDelete
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Welcome to Lytham & District Wildfowlers Association. In brief, LDWA is a group of like-minded individuals with a common love of the wild Estuaries, Marshes, Flora and Fauna that live and visit these areas throughout the season. In addition it is an association with the countryside at it's heart and that drives their need to conserve all that that means. The Ribble Estuary is a very special place situated on the North West Coast of Lancashire and home to many tens of thousands of wintering waders and wildfowl, together with a year round indigenous population of significance. The northern marshes of the Ribble Estuary, approximately 1000 acres, are owned and managed by the LDWA, who have been in existence as an association for over 50 years. Wildfowling has been a part of the Ribble estuary lifestyle for centuries and still finds a place in those people who cherish the past as well as embrace the future.
About us
Find out more about Lytham & District Wildfowlers Association and our clubs history.
Over the past 30 years LDWA have made significant and award winning contributions to the areas ecological wellbeing.
Take a look at our marsh through the eyes of our members. On our gallery are some breath-taking photographs of the land we own, manage and shoot.
Contact us
For further information or if you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us and someone from the club will be in touch soon.


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Wednesday 16th August saw the Barwon Sports Academy host its 7th annual Bis Sport Breakfast. The breakfast was held in the Captains room at Simonds Stadium and was attended by 170 local businesses, organisations, schools, council and like minded people.
Bis-Sport is a grants program that provides financial assistance to local athletes competing at state and national level. Billy Brownless and Geelong running sensation Jess Gulli-Nance were joint MC's for the morning and provided entertainment through interviews with special guest Matthew Knights from the Geelong Football Club and BSA athletes and Bis Sport recipients Mia Gross (Athletics), Emma Walters (Netball) and Jack Terrill (Basketball).
Thank you to all those who attended the breakfast to support a worthy cause.


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___I wrote here that the most vibrant movie industry after Hollywood and Bollywood is Nollywood, from Nigeria. Nigerian movies are not released in theaters but made directly available on DVDs, CDs and videos. As the most populous country in Africa (130 million), Nigeria provides a ripe market for Nollywood (it also has markets elsewhere in Africa and the diaspora). The industry is based in bustling Lagos, where there's a powerful actor's guild with 5000 registered actors.
Nollywood's settings are decidedly rudimentary, the special effects tacky and amateur, but that's because the directors work on shoestring budgets and extremely short timelines (2-3 weeks for instance). They work despite choking traffic and noise on Lagos streets; bystanders are often brought in to do roles in impromptu fashion; and in one case a movie was shot in an actual hospital, with patients and hospital staff featuring in roles even as they went about their daily routines.
There is simply no time for elaborate sets: Nollywood directors and crews make do with what they can.
I saw two video documentaries (by Journeyman Pictures, links above) on YouTube recently that gave fairly decent overviews of Nollywood. The second video includes interviews with some successful directors, mainly Ralph Nwadike; an actor, Hank, whose I-am-a-big-man attitude, sports cars and fancy motorbikes reminded me of Salman Khan; Nollywood's most popular actress and heart-throb, Stephanie Okereke; and a 25-year old director and scriptwriter, Chinny Ahaneku, on the sets of her historical movie, Deceit of the Gods, set in a precolonial Igbo village. (The Igbo are one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria.)
Let's go on the set of Deceit of the Gods for a bit.
The movie is being shot in a village in Eastern Nigeria, with much effort expended on costumes and authenticity. The villain in movie is an evil priest who sacrifices children and twins; there is also an evil forest - readers of Chinua Achebe's famous Things fall Apart will be familiar with these cultural aspects of precolonial Igbo society.
At some point in the story, a white priest needs to appear and introduce Christianity to the village. But the director, Chinny, has not planned for a white actor. In a hilarious moment that is representative of the spontaneity with which Nollywood movies are made, she requests a cameraman, Jacques, a white South African – in fact the only white person in the village at the time – with no acting experience to fill in the role.
"But I have never acted," he protests.
"Acting starts in a day; everything starts in a day!" Chinny pleads.
Jacques agrees reluctantly. He slips into a "tight-fitting and excruciatingly hot white robe". Chinny had planned a minor role for him, but, in yet another unplanned twist, Jacques becomes a major actor in the movie and has to act for two full days.
To the evil priest and king of the village, the colonial priest delivers such solemn sermons as: "Idol worship and human sacrifice is from the devil. But if you accept God Almighty, he will save from all Evil!"
The movie ends on a feel-good note. The evil heathen priest is driven away; the king and the villagers accept the word of God preached by the white priest and convert to Christianity. The villagers dance to celebrate this happy event. Chinny herself plays the king's bride, bringing in the love angle. (Again video here.)
I found the movie's main premise fascinating because its happy ending is diametrically opposed to the climax of Chinua Achebe's literary classic Things fall Apart. Achebe's story too is about a precolonial Igbo village that has its own rules and hierarchy. It also has the same customs that seem strange today – such as sacrificing twins in the evil forest. Here too Christianity comes and declares that heathen ways should be given up. But the end result is not only an end to cruel customs, but also a complete breakdown of Igbo society. The ambivalence produced by the arrival of Christianity, and the collapse of Igbo society as it was then is at the heart of Things fall Apart; it takes up only a 30 odd pages, but Achebe does it brilliantly.
But in Nollywood, as in Bollywood, there has to be a clear resolution, the end has to be happy, and that's why Deceit of the Gods ends in simplistic fashion, with villagers joyously converting. And why not? Who wants to see it end seriously?


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Jeff Saut: Bullish in the Near Term
In the near term the short dollar and long "stuff" trade has and had become far too popular.
Editor's Note: The following article was written by Raymond James Chief Investment Strategist Jeff Saut. It has been reproduced with permission for the benefit of the Minyanville community.
"Due to the aforementioned observations, we find ourselves asking the question, 'Has the leadership baton been passed to the 4Q07 leaders of utilities, techs, consumer staples, and healthcare?' If so, the daily list of 'new lows' might be a fertile universe for ideas now that we are entering the 'teeth' of tax selling season. While only time will tell, the recent decline 'feels' different than the one we anticipated, and bought at the lows, last summer. Moreover, when interest rates cuts are met by sinking stocks, and a Dow Theory 'Sell Signal,' it always makes us nervous! Nevertheless, 'they' are going to try and talk-up last week's action as a successful 'retest' of the August lows and may just be able to get things going on the upside, which is why we are trading some 'long' indexes like the S&P 500 Geared Fund (GRE) with a close trading stoploss point."
- Jeffrey Saut, written Strategy comment, 11-26-07
"I started reading the Wall Street Journal yesterday (11-26-07) and with each story I got more and more excited. Listen to some of the headlines: Citigroup Feels Heat to Modify Mortgages; Recession Fears Weigh Heavily on the Markets; For Banks the Hurt Just Goes On; Citigroup's $41 billion Issue; Options for Financing Drying Up in Europe; and a picture of the poster child of the whole mess, namely Angelo Mozilo, next to an article titled Where Countrywide Chief Is Finding a Life Preserver. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the types of headlines you see near trading lows! Subsequently (last Monday) I wrote in my notes: This is an incredibly important week for the markets. We had the 17–25 session selling stampede climax low in mid-August followed by the typical sharp throwback rally. Now we are experiencing the envisioned downside retest of those mid-August lows... Longer term, my crystal ball remains hazy for reasons often stated in these comments. Near term, however, the crystal ball is pretty clear and we're looking for a trading bottom setting the footing for the Santa Claus rally... And Monday's downside dump, culminating with a 'I think I'm going to be sick final hour,' may have been that bottom as overnight one of Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth funds purchased nearly a 5% position in Citigroup (C). This is not an unimportant event for it comes on top of rumors that one of China's sovereign wealth funds is readying a bid for Rio Tinto (RTP) before BHP Billiton (BHP) swallows up Rio Tinto. These moves by such sovereign wealth funds should raise hopes that other sovereign wealth funds will bid for American assets, which are currently on sale for a multiplicity of reasons, and that potentially puts a floor underneath the stock market at least on a short-term basis. Now whatever the reason, we find it surprising, no, we actually find it stunning, that our long trading position in the S&P 500 Geared Fund was up in last Monday's Dow Disaster (237 points) and that only reinforces our sense that we are near/at a tradable low. For the record, we're looking for a trading bottom setting the footings for the fabled Santa Claus rally. Traders, therefore, should act accordingly with close trailing stop loss points because it is better to lose face and save skin."
- Jeffrey Saut, verbal Strategy comment, 11-27-07
Early in my career a wise old wag told me, "When you're right, kid, never let them forget it!" And while I am clearly no longer a "kid," every once in a while I do get something right. I began last week in bullish mode following what looked to me like a successful downside retest of the August lows. Recall that I was bullish at those August lows, but turned cautious in mid-September (see past commentaries), remarking that bottoms tend to be a function of both price and time. And that while we hopefully had met the price requirement, the time component was still lacking, suggesting a downside retest of the recent lows was in order. At the time I cited the market bottoms of 1990 and 1998 whereby the averages peaked in July and sold off into August.
From there they experienced a sharp throwback rally that stalled in the September/October timeframe and subsequently declined into a full downside retest of the August lows. B-I-N-G-O, for almost on cue the markets peaked in that same September/October timeframe and started back down, culminating in what looked to me like a successful downside retest over the last few weeks. While longer term I am still pretty cautious, for reasons often stated in these missives, near term I have been pretty bullish.
To be sure, I agree with the bears that the housing debacle is far from over. I also agree the extent of the mortgage contagion is unknowable and will likely stay that way for months to come despite efforts by the politicos to ameliorate the problem. Moreover, the anti-business, anti-stock market, more taxes political rhetoric is certain to torque-up in the upcoming election year, creating a headwind for stocks. My biggest concern, however, continues to center on the overspent, under-saved, U.S. consumer and the question "Is the consumer finally sated on debt?" If so, the Federal Reserve has a Herculean task ahead of it. So much for the negatives, but what could go right?
First, it can be argued that the housing situation is fairly localized (Florida, California, Las Vegas, etc.) rather than a national problem. Second, as can be seen in the attendant chart, the housing sector only accounts for 4.5% of our $13 trillion economy and consequently won't pull the economy into a recession (it is worth studying the chart, however, to see what happens when residential investment dips below 4.5% of GDP).
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Third, there is an inverse relationship between housing and net exports. As the astute GaveKal organization states:
"A decline in housing tends to be associated with a slowdown in consumption and a weaker dollar. These generate a big boost to net trade. And because the U.S. export sector is almost three times bigger than housing, the growth of net exports more than offsets the losses from housing after a year or two."
Ladies and gentlemen, the recent trade figures tend to confirm that this inverse relationship between housing and net exports is working. Indeed, core exports (excluding crude oil and aircraft) have been rising by roughly 1% a month for the past five months, an occurrence that has never happened before. The upshot of this is that the U.S. economy may just strengthen over the coming quarters, rather than weaken, but as stated, my longer-term crystal ball is pretty hazy right now.
Nevertheless, my short-term crystal ball seems to be working for my downside retest vibes as I looked to buy into last Monday's mauling. The question now becomes, "Is this merely an oversold bounce, or the start of the Santa Clause rally?" While there was a lot of "hair" on last week's rally, we believe the Santa rally has begun. Unfortunately, I also believe this rally will be part of a "topping sequence" for the overall stock market that will eventually validate the Dow Theory "sell signal" of a few weeks ago.
Accordingly, I will continue to "ride" my trading positions while raising their respective stoploss points appropriately. I will also continue to reduce my anti-U.S. dollar "bets" that have made me so much money over the last six years on the belief that the dollar is bottoming. The quid pro quo is that a stronger dollar portends weakness in my beloved "stuff stocks," which is why I have been rebalancing them over the past few months (read: selling partial positions). Longer term I still think the demand/supply equation favors "stuff" (oil, gas, coal, timber, cement, agriculture, etc.), but in the near term the short dollar and long "stuff" trade has and had become far too popular.
The call for this week: Isn't it amazing how the news follows the market? Last Monday I bought the stock market, spurred by my successful retest thesis. Tuesday morning Citigroup got bailed out by Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund and stocks soared. On Wednesday the party continued when the Federal Reserve hinted at lower interest rates. Thursday and Friday proved to be consolidation days buoyed by rumors that the politicos are going to "fix" the mortgage mess. Indeed, when you're right, never let them forget it.
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N.L. Olson & Associates » Projects » Utilities/Infrastructure
The following list of projects is not inclusive but instead shows the types of projects in which N.L. Olson & Associates, Inc. has experience.
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The following lists represent only a small sample of projects NLO has completed.
Water Projects
- Banner Road Water Main & Reservoir Replacement
- South Kitsap Industrial Area (SKIA)
- Sedgwick Road Reservoir
- McCormick North Feigley Road Water Main
- Washington Avenue Creek/Canyon Crossing
- Romance Hill Water System Investigation
Sewer Projects:
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- ULID #6 Sewer Main
- Finn Hill Lift Station Design
- Port of Bremerton (SKIA) Force Main
- Noll Road Sewer Extension Design
- Ridgetop Road Sewer Main
- Sherman Heights Force Main
- Scandia Force Main Project at SR308


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Concert Club
The Kids In A New Groove Concert club is a unique set of 4 stewardship concerts held at intimate venues and/or private homes. Donors who give a minimum of $250.00 in support of KING's programs are given Memberships to this unique and awesome Concert Series.
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Music Matters Luncheon
Thank you to all who attended our Fifth Annual Music Matters Luncheon on November 15th at JW Marriott with guest speaker Gigi Edwards Bryant!
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Lanhuahua is used to design pattern files for our Electronic Pattern-Sewing Machine. It was developed on "Linux + MiniGUI", and can run at the same platform.
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This calculation includes tables and calculations for easy option of fits of machine parts and determination of their dimensional tolerances and deviations. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language, supports Imperial and Metric units and solves the following main tasks: - Selection...
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Astra S-Nesting software is intended for optimizing true shape nesting. The software can be used for cutting parts from metal, fabric, leather, wood, glass, stone and other sheet materials. All the features of Astra S-Nesting software were designed to make the nesting process as quick as...
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The Incredible Drum Machine 2004 is a powerful editor for drumloops. The Incredible Drum Machine 2004 allow to create loops and export it into midi files. You can export your loops into mixed, or into multitrack midi files, where each drum line will occupy the one track. It will allow you...
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XML::SAX::Machine is a Perl module that can manage a collection of SAX processors. SYNOPSIS ## Note: See XML::SAX::Pipeline and XML::SAX::Machines first, ## this is the gory, detailed interface. use My::SAX::Machines qw( Machine ); use My::SAX::Filter2; use My::SAX::Filter3; my...
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