text: TERRE HAUTE -- The thing you have to understand is: She makes it look easy. In a fierce, gusting wind. On a muddy, sloppy surface. Against the best high school runners the state of Indiana has to offer. Alex Banfich makes it look easy. On the way to her second straight girls state cross country championship, the Culver Academy junior flashed a smile for some cheering fans as she sprinted up the long homestretch Saturday at the Wabash Valley Sports Center in Terre Haute. Truth be told, she probably could have stopped to shake their hands and still won. But Banfich doesn't do things that way. "There are so many great runners here. I feel honored that I could come here and win this," said Banfich after recording an 18-second margin of victory. Banfich becomes the first girl to defend a state cross country championship since Indianapolis Brebeuf's Courtney Adams in 1993. Only two girls in Hoosier history have won three state titles. Banfich could become the third next year. "The conditions didn't really affect me. At least, I didn't think about them," said Banfich after clocking 14:20.9 over 4,000 meters (2.5 miles). On Friday, when teams arrived to practice, the rain-saturated course was so muddy and miserable as to be almost impassable. By Saturday, enough water had drained to make the surface simply terrible. But the frigid, 30-mph winds that gusted across the course made certain any relief the runners were feeling was short-lived. As she has done with every other ailment she's had this season -- illness, injury, whatever -- Banfich chose to simply ignore the weather. "You can't let that stuff bother you," she said. "It's the same for everybody." By the 1,000-meter mark, Banfich had worked her way into the lead pack along with Fort Wayne Carroll's Chelsea Blanchard, Valparaiso's Amanda Hardesty and Richmond's Sara Terashima. By the 2,000-meter mark, she had separated from the field. By 3,000 meters, it was a runaway. "We wanted Alex to pick up the pace at the mile mark and then make her move at 3K," said Culver Academy coach Mike Chastain. "But by the time she got there, there wasn't anybody left. "She was prepared for somebody to be with her all the way to the finish," said Chastain. "But as it turned out, it was a pretty smooth race." Behind Banfich, Westfield's Maggie Bingham moved up for second in 14:38.5. Terashima placed third. Sunsea almost makes it Riley senior Sunsea Shaw, who had to be badgered into running cross country this season by Wildcat coach Chad Wetzel, just missed winning a medal and a spot on the awards stand. Shaw placed 16th in 15:12.2, one second behind Carmel's Kayla McCurdy. Only the top 15 earned medals. But by virtue of a Top 25 finish, Shaw is automatically named All-State by the Indiana coaches association. "Not bad for a kid who has never run cross country before," said Wetzel. At the finish, Shaw outleaned Marian's Mary Cate Quiett by three-10ths of a second. Quiett placed 17th in 15:12.5 to also earn All-State honors. Penn's Sarah Hutchings was 56th and Mishawaka's Katelyn Eberhardt 62nd. Raiders sixth As expected, Westfield defended its girls team title with 114 points, but had to hold off a surprisingly strong challenge from Valparaiso (129). Northridge finished sixth with 185, much to the bewilderment of coach Ryan McClane. "Honestly, this was our best race of the season," said McClane. "The girls did exactly what they were supposed to and I thought for the most part we ran great. I'm not disappointed to be sixth; I guess I'm in shock. All I can say is the five teams in front of us must really be special." Northridge senior Jessie LaFree was tripped at the 3/4-mile mark, fell down, got kicked in the head by runners behind her and was knocked unconscious. "Obviously, that didn't help," said McClane. Hannah Miller finished 28th in 15:25.6 to lead the Raiders, while Karissa Cominator ran an absolutely great race for 33rd. Aimee Gingerich was 66th and Hanna Mercer 67th. "The pack was what we wanted. I can't tell the girls they ran a bad race. We wanted to finish higher but I don't know what more we could have done," said McClane. Culver Girls Academy finished 14th in the final team standings. Behind Banfich, Mary Peter placed 72nd for the Eagles. GIRLS STATE CROSS COUNTRY FINALS At Terre Haute Team scores: WESTFIELD 114, VALPARAISO 129, NOBLESVILLE 129 (6TH RUNNER TIE-BREAKER), CENTER GROVE 144, CARMEL 152, NORTHRIDGE 185, INDIANAPOLIS BISHOP CHATARD 202, LAKE CENTRAL 207, CARROLL (FORT WAYNE) 214, DEKALB 257, WEST LAFAYETTE 271, FORT WAYNE CONCORDIA 278, PORTAGE 293, CULVER GIRLS ACADEMY 336, TELL CITY 363, JASPER 402, TERRE HAUTE NORTH 424, HUNTINGTON NORTH 426, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 447, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 480. Top 25 finishers: 1, Alex Banfich (Culver Academy) 14:20.9. 2, Margaret Bingham (Westfield) 14:38.5. 3, Sara Terashima (Richmond) 14:38.7. 4, Chelsea Blanchard (Carroll-FW) 14:43.7. 5, Amanda Hardesty (Valparaiso) 14:44.9. 6, Lorna Whaley (Avon) 14:45.4. 7, Katy Achtien (Indianapolis Cathedral) 14:54.0. 8, Kaitlyn Love (Westfield) 14:55.3. 9, Renee Masterson (Beech Grove) 14:56.1. 10, Linsey Daluga (West Lafayette) 14:57.1. 11, Lauren Hardesty (Valparaiso) 15:00.2. 12, Kristina Krasich (Westfield) 15:01.9. 13, Brittney McDuffee (Plainfield) 15:03.2. 14, Shelbi Burnett (Center Grove) 15:07.6. 15, Kayla McCurdy (Carmel) 15:11.2. 16, Sunsea Shaw (Riley) 15:12.2. 17, Mary Cate Quiett (Marian) 15:12.5. 18, Samantha Ginther (Carroll-FW) 15:14.5. 19, Tynae Wilson (FW Snider) 15:14.5. 20, Elissa Mason (Indianapolis Roncalli) 15:16.0. 21, Erica Watson (Noblesville) 15:17.2. 22, Sarah Neubacher (Fort Wayne Concordia) 15:19.0. 23, Megan Plenus (Lake Central) 15:20.8. 24, Melinda Misch (Portage) 15:22.4. 25, Kelly McCurdy (Carmel) 15:23.5. NORTHRIDGE FINISHERS: 28, Hannah Miller 15:25.6 ... 33, Karissa Cominator 15:30.8 ... 66, Aimee Gingerich 15:56.7 ... 67, Hanna Mercer 15:57.1 ... 83, Megan Miller 16:12.2 ... 141, Angela Arvoy 17:14.9 ... Jessie LeFree DNF (knocked unconscious during race). CULVER ACADEMY FINISHERS: 1, Alex Banfich 14:20.9 ... 72, Mary Peter 16:01.6 ... 111, Kiley Trennepohl 16:30.1 ... 133, Hannah Goettle 17:04.9 ... 137, Elise Hoover 17:09.2 ... 156, Kelly Norton 17:45.2 ... 160, Marisa Gilmore 18:06.0. RILEY FINISHER: 16, Sunsea Shaw 15:12.2. MARIAN FINISHER: 17, Mary Cate Quiett 15:12.5. PENN FINISHER: 56, Sarah Hutchings 15:49.8. JIMTOWN FINISHER: 59, Emily Dean 15:52.2. MISHAWAKA FINISHER: 62, Katelyn Eberhardt 15:54.2. FAIRFIELD FINISHER: 78, Diamond Setterberg 16:07.1. WARSAW FINISHER: 79, Erica Ridderman 16:07.6.


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Harassment in Hollywood: Who's been accused?
Since early October, some of the biggest names in arts and entertainment have been caught up in a Hollywood sexual harassment scandal.
Here, in alphabetical order, is a summary of some of the key people who have been accused to date and what they have said in response.
Ben Affleck
On 11 October, Oscar winner Ben Affleck "sincerely" apologised for acting "inappropriately" towards MTV presenter Hilarie Burton in 2003.
Having condemned producer Harvey Weinstein for his "unacceptable" behaviour, the actor was reminded of and criticised for groping Burton on air.
David Blaine
On 19 October, former model Natasha Prince came forward with claims that the illusionist David Blaine raped her in west London in 2004.
Speaking through a representative, Blaine "vehemently" denied the allegations and pledged to "fully cooperate" with any police investigation.
Louis CK
On 9 November, the New York Times reported on five women who had accused US comedian Louis CK of sexual misconduct.
Four of the accusers told the paper he had masturbated during interactions with them, while a fifth said he had asked to do so.
The comedian – full name Louis Szekely – admitted the allegations were true and said he had "wielded power irresponsibly".
Dustin Hoffman
On 1 November, the Hollywood Reporter published a guest column by a former intern who accused Dustin Hoffman of sexually harassing her in 1985.
Anna Graham Hunter accused the Oscar-winning actor of groping her and making inappropriate comments about sex to her when she was 17.
In a statement, Hoffman apologised and said he felt "terrible that anything [he] might have done could have put [Ms Hunter] in an uncomfortable situation."
Roy Price
Around 18 October, it emerged that Roy Price, the head of Amazon's film and television arm, had resigned after being accused of sexually harassing a television producer.
Isa Hackett accused the Amazon Studios boss of repeatedly making unwanted propositions to her during a taxi ride in 2015.
Price was also accused by actress Rose McGowan of failing to act on her claim that she was sexually assaulted by producer Harvey Weinstein.
Price has not directly responded to the claims.
Brett Ratner
On 1 November, the Los Angeles Times reported on six women who had accused director Brett Ratner of sexual harassment or misconduct.
Among them were Natasha Henstridge, who claimed she was forced into a sex act with Ratner when she was a teenager, and fellow actress Olivia Munn, who accused him of masturbating in front of her in 2014.
Ratner, director of Red Dragon, X-Men: The Last Stand and the Rush Hour films, denied the claims via his lawyer.
Terry Richardson
On 23 October, the executive vice-president of Conde Nast International instructed staff to drop fashion photographer Terry Richardson from its titles, which include GQ, Vogue and Glamour.
The move followed the publication of a Sunday Times article that claimed the photographer was "the subject of widespread allegations of sexually abusing models over many years".
A representative for Richardson said his subjects had all "participated consensually" in his "sexually explicit" work and that the photographer was "disappointed" by Conde Nast's decision.
Steven Seagal
On 8 November, actress Portia de Rossi accused action star Steven Seagal of unzipping his trousers while she was auditioning for one of his films.
Actress Julianna Margulies also accused Seagal of inappropriate behaviour, while model Jenny McCarthy repeated an earlier claim she had made against him.
Seagal's manager said the Under Siege star had no comment.
Kevin Spacey
In an interview published on 30 October, actor Anthony Rapp accused Kevin Spacey of making a sexual advance towards him when Rapp was 14.
In the days that followed, a number of other allegations were made against the two-time Oscar winner by people who claimed he had groped, sexually harassed or made indecent overtures towards them.
Spacey claimed to have no memory of the events Rapp described and later issued an "absolute" denial of the other allegations through his lawyer.
The accusations have had a serious impact on his career, with Netflix pulling the plug on his House of Cards TV series and Sony announcing its intention to excise him completely from an upcoming film release.
James Toback
On 22 October, the Los Angeles Times reported that 38 women had come forward to accuse film-maker James Toback of sexual harassment.
The paper subsequently reported that more than 200 further women had come forward to accuse him of unwanted sexual advances, among them actress Julianne Moore.
Actresses Selma Blair and Rachel McAdams made their own claims against the Oscar-nominated writer of Bugsy in a Vanity Fair piece.
Toback denied the initial allegations but has yet to comment on the others. In an interview conducted before his accusers went public, though, he accused his accusers of spreading "pathetic lies".
Bob Weinstein
On 17 October, Variety reported on a woman who had accused Bob Weinstein – the brother of producer Harvey Weinstein – of making unwanted romantic overtures towards her.
Amanda Segel, an executive producer of sci-fi series The Mist, claimed that Weinstein had repeatedly asked him to join him for private dinners and that he only desisted when she threatened to leave the show.
Bob Weinstein, co-founder of The Weinstein Company, strongly denied Ms Segel's claims.
Harvey Weinstein
The scandal that has engulfed Hollywood was set in motion on 5 October when the New York Times published a story detailing decades of allegations of sexual harassment against Harvey Weinstein.
Many more allegations of sexual harassment followed, along with public denouncements from stars with whom the producer had worked. Weinstein was also accused of rape by a number of women.
The producer issued an apology after the initial New York Times story, saying his past conduct had "caused a lot of pain". After the New Yorker published its own expose, he issued an "unequivocal" denial he had engaged in non-consensual sex through a spokeswoman.
It was subsequently reported that a Canadian actress was suing Weinstein for two sexual assaults that allegedly took place in Toronto in 2000.
Ed Westwick
British actor Ed Westwick issued a strong denial on 7 November after being accused of rape by an actress.
The 30-year-old made another denial when another actress claimed she was raped by the actor at his home.
The BBC subsequently announced that the actor had "paused" filming the second series of White Gold and that Ordeal By Innocence, in which he appears, would not be broadcast until "matters [were] resolved".
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"Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to be kind." • Henry James
It feels good to give. Sure, giving back should be an altruistic, selfless notion, but the truth is that giving back is good for both the giver and the recipient. Studies even prove that there are amazing benefits to giving, whether you are taking on a regular volunteer position, donating money, or simply doing a random act of kindness.
Giving back is important to me. Growing up with a handicapped sibling, I saw the importance of volunteerism and paying it forward almost every day. Now that I am a parent, making sure that my kids are empathetic towards others is also extremely important to me.
After you read the reasons why it's good to give, you may just take some time today to give to others!
6 Reasons Why Giving Back is Good for You 1 of 8
You may live longer 2 of 8
Volunteering may not just be good for the recipient of your time and kindness, but it may be good for your own health too. Researchers found a 20% increase in mortality among volunteers compared to non-volunteers.
Source: University of Exeter
You may be happier 3 of 8
Volunteering makes people happy. People who volunteer have lower levels of depression, increased life satisfaction, and a more positive well-being than those who do not do volunteer work.
Source: University of Exeter
You can build your resume 4 of 8
Volunteering can be a great way to gain work experience, especially when you are volunteering in your field of interest, trying to master a new skill, or hoping to on-ramp back into the work force.
Source: New York Times
You can strengthen a bond 5 of 8
It is true that people usually feel good when they make a charitable donation, but they feel even better if they make the donation directly to someone they know or on behalf of someone they know. The greatest happiness boost comes from giving to a charity via a friend, relative, or social connection, rather than simply making an anonymous donation to a worthy cause.
Source: Inderscience Publishers
You will set a good example 6 of 8
Children who make an effort to perform acts of kindness report being happier and feeling more accepted by their peers. Being kind to others can have a cyclical effect in that those who are kind are less likely to be bullies, and those who are kind (and therefore more accepted) are less likely to be bullied. So let's be a good example for the next generation and teach them ways to be kind to others.
Source: University of British Columbia
Your heart will thank you 7 of 8
Kindness is good for your heart, both figuratively and literally. Older adults who volunteer have lower blood pressure than those who do not volunteer. However, the benefits on the heart start young, too. Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of mortality, and the first signs of the disease can begin to appear during adolescence. Research shows that teens who volunteer even just one hour per week can have lower levels of inflammation, lower cholesterol, and lower BMIs than those who do not volunteer.
Source: Carnegie Mellon University, University of British Columbia
Why Giving Back is Good for You 8 of 8
Margaret Mead once said to, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." People who give to others are not just showing them that they matter. They are showing that action matters; that taking a stance matters. Doing what you can matters.
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ASA Upholds Complaints Against Ryanair for Misleading Advertising For Ninth Time In Two Years
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a ninth instance of false advertising against the low budget airline Ryanair, this time in conjunction with the company's offers of flights for ten pounds over a four day period last fall. The ASA has now referred the matter to the Office of Fair Trading for further investigation. Ryanair itself has also complained to the OFT over bias which it perceives in ASA's attitude toward it. Read more here in an article in the Guardian. Read the ASA's ruling in the Ryanair matter here.


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I was a fool. I thought setting the boot, root, user, and home partitions apart would be a good idea, and ease up on the upgrade pains (like a few articles told me). But it's only been a pain from the beginning. Now i have Kubuntu 12.10 Beta, and want to upgrade to the latest official release. However, i was wondering if it's possible to somehow re-partition my Kubuntu setup, so that all the separate partitions were all on one partition, without losing data.
Is it possible to backup all the files in a Linux distro from multiple partitions, and restore it all to one? The Swap partition needs to be separate…I know that much. I just wish to undo this error in my judgment, without having to re-install my programs all over again.
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The Dialogue Between Technology, Cultural, And Creative Industries: The NCHC Instills a New Life in "Su Huan Jhen"2010/07/21
Technology and cultural creation no longer run parallel to each other. In this day and age, their paths cross often. In response to the development of six rising industries in Taiwan, the National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC) has extended its reach with high-speed computing expertise to cultural and creative industries for the first time. Based on its rich decade long experience in high-performance computing, storage, and scientific visualization-based 3D imaging technology, the NCHC has agreed to cooperate with the EPILI Co. to shoot an experimental 3D puppet film which is expected to open new horizons for Taiwan's cultural innovation industries.
■ 「The Dialogue Between Technology, Cultural, And Creative Industries: The NCHC Instills a New Life in "Su Huan Jhen"」press conference was held on July 21st. (from left to right) EPILI Co.'s Manager, Mr. Wen-tza Huang, NARL's President, Dr. Wen-hua Chen, NSC's Deputy Minister Cheng-hong Chen, and NCHC's Director, Dr. Guo-ning Chiang.
High-speed Computing Technology: A Key to the Development of Cultural and Creative Industries
The latest Hollywood 3D special effects movies like Avatar have become a global sensation. Shooting Avatar 3D cost USD $3 billion, demanded 900 post-production personnel, and required 10,116 sq. ft. space for placing and storing graphic computing machinery. The speed of the host computer used to produce Avatar's digital 3D images ranked 25th worldwide in 2009, and is included among the world's top five hundred high-performance computers. This is far greater than Taiwan's current computing capacity. In addition, movie production for 3D films also requires cutting-edge 3D stereo cameras, vast digital storage, digital search, and digital comparison.
Puppet shows have long been an important cultural asset for Taiwan. The Chair of EPILI, Mr. Chiang-hua Chuang, embraces the promotion of local puppet shows as his duty and honor, and expressed his desire to produce Taiwan's first 3D puppet show film. However, due to the constraints of expensive high-performance computing, storage, 3D photography, and post-production technology, as well as time and labor costs, he felt that he could not reach his goal of producing the 3D puppet show, "Su Huan Jhen." In light of his concerns, it is evident that high-speed computing is the key to cultural and creative industries and their production value.
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The NCHC is the only high-speed computing center in Taiwan that possesses mature, stable high-speed computing and storage capacity technologies, in addition to providing advanced scientific visualization services. Since 1991, the NCHC has provided scientific visualization services to domestic industry and academia. The NCHC has demonstrated outstanding performance in biotechnology, environmental disaster prevention, GIS, and engineering simulations. Now the NCHC's reach has been extended into another area, that being cultural puppet shows, which enables the NCHC to apply its expertise in 3D imaging technology, virtual reality, and augmented reality to television applications, but and makes it a forerunner in Taiwan's cultural and creative industries.
After the initial discussion with EPILI, both parties made the initial decision to film an experimental 3D puppet show film. The five-minute experimental film was extremely vivid, just as if the puppets were jumping out at you from the screen. Future collaborations will include high-performance computing, video storage, and video technology development. It is expected that both parties' strengths and resources will be efficiently applied, and the local puppet artistry will, as a result, gain an international advantage. In the future, the NCHC will continue expanding its high- performance computing technology to other areas of cultural and creative industries, and assist them in reaching their greater goals.


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That same day Mike and I went to see another group of artists — a play at a local theatre that a friend of our was in. The show was The Fantastix and if you're not familiar with it, in a nutshell it's the story of how real life and its struggles enrich the lives of two idealistic and romantic young lovers. At the theatre that night, I saw an old friend; an actor and an artist I've known for twenty years who could tell you more about real life than you probably want to know. He's a gifted artist who has, in his lifetime, spent time on the ragged edge (sometime slipping over) of homelessness, alcoholism, drug addition, and a host of other addictions. He's been in love with some wonderful and not-so-wonderful women. He has done things that have made angels both laugh and cry. He has truly flirted with the devil in many, many respects. He is, I think, what the play tried to be. He is also a great example of Andrew's work as well, an ongoing conversation between who we are, and who we choose to be.
I love you, Jazz.
Sunday, February 14, 2010 — A tribute to Tom Waits
Valentine's Day found Mike and I at a fantastic event. A very successful artist in our area hosts concerts in his home once a month. Basically, he opens his house to whoever shows up, for free, and only asks that the guests bring a bottle of wine to share, don't make a mess, and stay out of his wife's kitchen. This evening was a tribute to Tom Waits, a writer/musician who gets the notion that we are all both tough and fragile at the same time. This night about 200 people showed up. The shot below was taking from the loft looking down on the "stage." In the upper right is another friend of ours is on lead guitar, wearing a pork pie hat. The energy of that night was phenomenal! Moreover, it is an example of what I'd been missing for years. Speaking of before and after, a few years ago Mike and I sort of defaulted into a pretty boring routine. We didn't go out, didn't seek the experience we wanted to have, didn't engage with the world the way we wanted to. The bad part of this is that we'd find ourselves on the couch on a Saturday night at 9:30pm, contemplating not only going to bed but where the heck the time was going.
I started The Dogged Pursuit in part to figure out why I wasn't happier with my seemingly idyllic life but also to rediscover those things that I'd lost or never fully embraced. Let me tell you something, folks, this is a huge part of it. I love going out; I love music and dance and art and people and experiences and energy and life and I wasn't fucking living it. Heck, WE weren't living it.
It's actually one of the most interesting things I'm discovering about my Beloved and I, and a huge part of our before and after. I used to think in my head that "he, due to his "introverted nature," was holding me back from all I wanted to do. Bullshit. I was holding us back. I am the spark of the Mike/Stasha unit. He is the engine. And while my Dogged Pursuit of Happiness is intrinsically tied to him, it works best when I am looking forward, not backwards or sideways, and he is doing the same.
Monday, Feb. 15, 2010 — Legacy
Most of you know by now that I'm a book nut, a word nerd, and lover of learning and language. Knowledge shapes who we are, molds our beliefs, and ultimately makes us who we are. So if you want to know why someone is a certain way or believes a certain thing, you'd be wise to read what they read and when they read it. It is especially important when you consider the people who made you who you are, who set your "default settings" so to speak. In my case, my parents, grand-parents, and the deeply religious and Southern community in which we lived.
The books below all belonged to my Granny, or my Mama's mama. In this photo — and you can barely see it due to my cropping — the books are resting on a hand-pieced and hand stitched quilt that she made from various scraps of worn out clothing, gauging from the patterns and fabrics, sometime in the early 60s or 70s. That quilt is part of her legacy to me. Also in the photo is one of her necklaces (she didn't have much jewelry) and a pair of earings that think (hope) my Granddaddy gave her. By today's standards, he wasn't a great husband but, by the standards put out in these books, she was a pretty good wife. Which is really quite sad.
I have a whole post I'm working on dedicated to these books but let me give you a quick tour. The green cover in the upper right is titled Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls: or the War on the White Slave Trade. The opening paragraph reads "By the white slave trade is meant commerce in white woman and girls for wicked purposes. Most of it's history cannot be written, for two reasons: That these crimes are kept secret as far as possible, and that they are so revolting that their details cannot be published and ought not to be read anywhere outside of the bottomless pit."
Moving clockwise, the next book is Sweet Smelling Myrrh which is essentially a vile story of emotional, physical, spiritual abuse presented as an example of a woman's true place and a virtuous life. Granny believed this to her core. Build up your treasures in heaven, accept all suffering, bear all injustice because God's decided you get nothing but a shitstorm here.
Growing Up and Liking It was well-intentioned and probably pretty progressive then, but it's comical now if you know better. Trouble was, I didn't know better. Shit, I didn't know this much 'cause I was never even given this messed up book.
But the most disturbing is the book open in the center. It is titled A History of the People of the United States and is a text book. On its delicate and fragile pages are notes and names of friends scrawled in the margins as well as questions and homework assignments. She studied this book. She was tested on it. She (and the rest of her friends and family) were graded on her understanding and knowledge in this book. It teaches with authority about the War of Seccession, the brutal occupation and dismantling of the South, the social and political disorder created when mentally inferior Negros (who were loved like children and pets) were unfortunately released into a society they couldn't comprehend or contribute to. The injustices committed by the North and Northerners are detailed and reviled. Some of the headings in this chapter are: "The Bravery of the Southern Woman," "Actual Distress of the People," and "The Faithfulness of the Slave," the latter of which waxes nostalgic about how the faithful Negro would follow (as if he had a choice) his master in to the field of battle, rejoicing in the Confederate army's victories and sharing his master's sorrow at defeat, and if necessary, bear his lifeless body home to his kin. At home the faithful Negros left behind would protect the master's women, children and other property while ensuring as best he or she could the prosperity of the old homeplace.
Now I ask you, if this is what you believe, and this is what you teach your children who in turn teach it to their children, and everyone you associate with believes the same thing, and your understanding of God backs up your belief as not only accurate but Devine and Ordained, would you be surprised to find out a mere generation later is still pretty fucked up?
More on this particular legacy another day.
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Following up on the Comments on Europe. The interview with Father General on Europe (see Electronic Bulletin n. 21, October 20), has aroused considerable interest both within and outside the Society of Jesus, but has also raised some doubts. We therefore turned again to Father Nicolás for some clarification.
Q. Your comments on Europe after some visits to your men in the Continent have elicited interest and wonder; they also came immediately after your visits to Belgium and Switzerland, are they the fruit of these two visits to European Jesuits?
A. Not in the least. As a matter of fact I sent the answers "before" those visits. They do not even refer to what I have seen in my encounter with Jesuits. They are more of a general character and express how I am affected by the European way of speaking about problems, issues and people after having lived 48 years in East Asia, which certainly has a different tradition in this regard.
Q. Are you concerned that some Europeans would consider your words too blunt and even unfair to many Europeans, who are certainly not proud or arrogant, but simply make use of direct and assertive language?
A. I guess that this is the risk of every statement that affects groups of people. I would certainly be concerned if my words are taken as a negative judgment on European peoples, which certainly they are not. I insist on saying that this is the way I am impressed, affected by a way of speaking that used to be mine. Maybe it is still mine. I am also aware that the languages are built and structured differently. European languages are basically centered on the topic under consideration. They assert or deny, explain or dismiss, clarify or develop an idea, an opinion, a conviction. East Asian languages leave much more space for attention to the persons in dialogue. You do not answer primarily to the topic in question, but to the person asking, and there are plenty of additions at the end of a statement that make this statement softer, fallible or a matter open to discussion and to other opinions. The fact is that the subject matter is usually not defined or denied at every step, but remains open to contrary opinion, further search for nuance, or simple error. This evidently helps to keep everybody on board without feeling ignored, denied or dismissed from the conversation.
Q. Is there anything that can be said about these impressions?
A. It is always very difficult to tell others what to do, when one is not sure (as I am not) that one has made the needed changes. I can only speak from my experience and how I had to learn a new way of speaking, that is prior to and goes beyond learning another language. In other words, I had to learn to speak always with great respect for the 'other' person, persons or groups, with whom I am speaking. This is not something I could learn overnight; it takes years to change habits that we have developed from our early childhood. I have to say that, more often than not, it is not a matter of personal effort or acquiring some diplomatic skills; it is best learned by becoming aware of how comfortable and pleasant it is when people address each other in this respectful manner, when the person is more important than whatever ideas we might have about things.
The second thing I had to learn through the years in Asia was to be more honest with my own doubts and insecurities. It is more real, and, consequently, more helpful in human interaction to let our ignorance and uncertainty show. There are very few things about which we know something. Speaking with such awareness opens up possibilities for others to help us, to instruct us, to contribute with their experience and knowledge where ours fall short. This simple fact does marvels for personal communication and smooth interaction. If you call this "humility" then I have to say that humility is very good for inter-cultural communication.
Q. You make it sound like human communication can be helped by a certain amount of spirituality.
A. Thank you for understanding my words like that. This is exactly what I think can help us most in our complex and difficult world. There was a time when I thought that knowing languages was enough. Then I learned that being clear and even accurate about what we are talking about was even more important. Later I learned that knowing the cultural background of the persons we meet was paramount for real communication. It is in Asia where it dawned on me that communication begins and deepens when we become able to welcome the other person from the heart and, as they are, strong or weak, settled or vulnerable; and that if there is no love, it is hardly possible to communicate. In other words, the skills of communication can be acquired and trained; but the event itself is much more an art into which one grows in humility and love, than a technique that one can master and be proud of. The similarities with spiritual growth are many and very deep. I am extremely grateful to Asia for introducing me to such a discovery.
From the Curia
New Province Decreed. On November 26, 2010, the feast of St. John Berchmans, Father General approved the Decree to officially unite the Chicago Province and the Detroit Province into a single apostolic entity, now known as the Chicago-Detroit Province (CDT). The new Chicago-Detroit Province will officially take effect on January 1, 2011. Father Timothy P. Kesicki is Provincial of the new Province.
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AUSTRALIA: Environment on the agenda
The Australian Jesuit Province has released the findings of its survey on environmental activities began as a response to the call from the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific to explore how the Society is responding to environmental challenges facing our world. The survey provides the basis for the sharing of resources and skills throughout the Province, and is aimed at making ecological sustainability and education part of the Province's mission. As part of the survey, each ministry was invited to identify key environmental initiatives being undertaken, to consider what would help their ministry take further steps in environmental awareness, and to suggest ways to those that in their ministry may be able to help others in this area. Most of the works in the Province are undertaking 'green audits' and reviewing operational procedures through an environmental lens. The efforts to educate young people around the Province are particularly encouraging. Students can become agents of change in their families and communities and educate older generations. There is also a desire to integrate the environment activities and advocacy efforts with strong theological underpinnings. Another future area of focus is on the use of natural resources, both in Australia and overseas.
CROATIA: The Year of Boškovic sponsored by the Parliament
Honoring the 300th anniversary of the birth of the great Croatian scholar and Jesuit Rudjer Boškovic, the Croatian Parliament is proclaiming the year 2011 as the Year of Rudjer Boškovic at the national level. The Jesuit, who was born in Dubrovnik in 1711 and died in Milan in 1787 (see Yearbook 2011, pp. 13-16), apart from being an astronomer and physicist (he is famous for his atomic theory), was also a philosopher, theologian, mathematician, diplomat and poet. This Parliament sponsored project will be an excellent occasion for the promotion of the Jesuit mission and new vocations in different educational and academic institutions. Among the events planned for 2011 is an international congress organized by our Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb to be held in November 2011.
HONG KONG: Jesuit Seminar on Father Matteo Ricci
"Looking for God in Culture" has been the theme of the Seminar organized by the Jesuits in Hong Kong, from 2 to 5 December 2010, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the death of their brother, missionary Father Matteo Ricci. Bishop John Tong of the Diocese of Hong Kong took part in the Seminar, also presiding over the opening Holy Eucharist. According to the Bishop, "the evangelization of Father Ricci was supported by a deep contemplative life, that is, a complementary harmony between the contemplative life and action. Then he encouraged the mission of evangelization today: "it must be concentrated and accompanied by an intense spiritual life of contemplation, because "reflection and contemplation provide the strength to serve. In this way we authentically experience the Riccian spirit," Bishop Tong emphasized. According to reports from the Kong Ko Bao (the Chinese version of the diocesan bulletin), over 300 participants from places as diverse as Hong Kong, Taiwan, England, Australia, India and Vietnam participated in the Seminar. Among them were Father Gendron, Provincial of the Jesuit Province of China, many superiors from Asian Jesuit communities, together with Jesuits, spirituality experts and lay faithful close to the Ignatian spirituality.
NEPAL: Jesuit schools expand
Sixty years after establishing their first school in Nepal, the nation's Jesuit community is expanding its educational program across the country. On December 3rd Bishop Anthony Sharma, the Jesuit Apostolic Vicar of Nepal, blessed the new four-floor wing of St. Xavier's School in central Kathmandu. "The red color of my stole signifies the sacrifices of many well-wishers, parents, teachers, students and Jesuits that made it possible to see this day so more will carry on this school's motto Live for God, Lead for Nepal," Bishop Sharma said during the ceremony. The building is one of the largest of its size in the nation. Previously a boys-only school, St Xavier's started accepting female students ten years ago. The Jesuit community opened two new schools targeting poorer students in Nepal's East in 1999, located fewer than 10 kilometers from the Nepal-India border. The Nepal Jesuits have also acquired several acres of land on the outskirts of Pokhara town, 210 kilometers West of Kathmandu, where they also plan to open new programs.
PAKISTAN: Help after Floods
The Jesuits in Pakistan are helping to construct new homes for people who lost theirs in the recent, catastrophic floods in Pakistan, thanks also to the funds received from Australian Jesuits. The problem is shortage of bricks due to unplanned rises that changed the economic situation. The Jesuits are involved in the Southern Punjab district of Musafghar and in the Sindh Province. In addition, the Jesuits are providing support for displaced tribals from around Sukkur in purchasing land for their community.
PERU: The fourth centenary of Brother Bernardo Bitti's death
This year we celebrate the fourth centenary of the death of Brother Bernardo Bitti, a Jesuit born in Camerino (Marche) in 1548. In entered into the Society of Jesus in 1568 as a brother and in 1575 he left Europe for Peru, where he remained until his death and devoted the rest of his life to the painting, with a special predilection for the Holy Mother. The influence of Michelangelo, Raffaello and Vasari is clear in his paintings, but they shows a particular style in which the teachings of the roman school of the last mannerist matches with the sharp taste of the Andean land. Brother Bitti devoted his art also to carving and many of his works are kept today in the museums of Lima, Cuzco and Altiplano. The paintings are over a hundred: in them the skill of Brother Bitti reached its zenith and now they decorate many houses and churches of the Society all over Peru. He died in Lima in 1610.
SYRIA: To build moments of joy
The courses (languages, computer science, preparation to exams of secondary school) offered by JRS at San Vartan, Alep are more and more popular. But people come also for other reasons. "The JRS centre has become a meeting place where people can overcome their worries and anxieties," says Sister Hala Daoud, and this in part thanks to a program of psychological support that she manages. At San Vartan recreational activities such as cooking, embroidery, drawing, making puppets and sport have become therapeutical resources to help refugees to face their past, take advantage from the present and prepare for the future. "We never forget our main aim, that is to listen and share with refugees the consequences of war," says Paul Diab, director of JRS-Syria. The moments of feast are as important as the healing process. "We spent time even to say goodbye to those who leave - says Sister Hala - and the positive atmosphere of San Vartan has created warm relationships between the JRS team and the families who share their lives with us and never miss the opportunity to thank us."
SUDAN: Jesuit Helps Build University
With adult literacy below 30 percent, the opening of a Catholic University in Sudan was a critical component in moving the country forward after almost 25 years of civil war. The idea for opening a University in Sudan goes back to 1956, soon after Sudan's independence from Britain. It was discussed again in 1983, when Sudanese president met with Pope John Paul II, but soon after a civil war broke out in the county and dashed the university project yet again. The Catholic Bishops' Conference established the Catholic University of Sudan as a centerpiece of their national program to help the country recover from decades of violence, famine and mass displacement of people. With the help of two American missionaries, one of them the Jesuit Father Mike Schultheis (with over four decades devoted to providing Catholic higher education across Africa), in recent months the Catholic University of Sudan has opened two small campuses: the faculty of arts and social sciences and a second faculty of agricultural and environmental sciences. A third faculty of engineering sciences is planned for next year.
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