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Winchester Cathedral" is a song by The New Vaudeville Band, a British novelty group established by the song's composer, Geoff Stephens, and was released in late 1966 by Fontana Records. It reached in Canada on the RPM 100 national singles charts and shortly thereafter in the . on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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Why was she buried in Winchester Cathedral? By 1816, Jane was beginning to feel increasingly unwell. In May 1817, she and her sister Cassandra drove the 16 miles from Chawton to Winchester, in pouring rain. They took up lodgings in College Street, next to the Cathedral. The plan was to get help from a celebrated doctor at the newly established Winchester Hospital. She died there in Cassandra's arms, aged just 41, early in the morning of 18 July 1817. She was buried in the Cathedral, a building she greatly admired
winchester cathedral song, winchester cathedral Winchester Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral in Winchester, Hampshire, England It is one of the largest cathedrals in Europe, with the longest nave and greatest overall length of any Gothic cathedral in Europe2. Dedicated to the Holy Trinity,1 Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and before the Reformation, Saint Swithun,3 it is the seat of the Bishop of Winchester and centre of the Diocese of Winchester The cathedral is a Grade I listed building1. 1 Pre-Norman cathedral. A plan published in 1911 Main article: Old Minster, Winchester.
The cathedral was founded in 642 on a site immediately to the north of the present one. This building became known as the Old Minster. It became part of a monastic settlement in 971. Saint Swithun was buried near the Old Minster and then in it, before being moved to the new Norman cathedral. So-called mortuary chests said to contain the remains of Saxon kings such as King Eadwig of England, first buried in the Old Minster, and his wife Ælfgifu, are in the present cathedral. The Old Minster was demolished in 1093, immediately after the consecration of its successor.
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Dr Newman is a specialist in the study of blood – a Consultant Haematologist. He trained at Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospitals and has worked throughout the South East of England, including specialist training at King's College Hospital. Professionally he is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. He is an author of several textbook sections on Haematology and Deputy Editor for the Journal of Medical Case Reports, an international medical journal. He is a specialist advisor to the Care Quality Commission and has been involved in the education and training of new Haematologists via the London Deanery and the Royal College of Pathologists. He is chair of the Sussex Division of the British Medical Association. He founded and is editor of the Haem Trainee magazine across the UK.
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The word is out: retail versions of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will also be available in the west, when the game launches on March 20th of next year (March 18 in the US and March 21 in the UK).
This was reported on the official Konami website for the UK.
Good news for those who prefer to have a physical copy over a digital download. Please note that so far it's only been confirmed for Europe, but it seems likely the retail versions will come to the US as well.
Update: Konami has confirmed the PS4 and Xbox One retail versions will come to the United States as well (costing $39.99, and $29.99 for a digital copy).
As you can see, Kaz has been removed from the cover (as Kojima talked about in an earlier interview, since Kaz isn't popular enough in the west) and replaced by an image of Camp Omega.
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When John Spence, author of Awesomely Simple, opened ASAE's Great Ideas Conference, I grabbed my pen and paper and held on tight for this fast talker. He shared lots of simple strategies to get things done. And when he was done, I ordered the book – because it was already sold out! Here's one of my takeaways: talent is a strategic objective.
Employees like culture that is fun and fair, filled with praise, freedom, meaning, and accomplishment.
Executives like culture that has ownership mentality, competence, creativity, and execution.
Staff members need to feel appreciated and respected. They will work for less money if they enjoy the culture of their organization. They won't work for pennies, but within 10% of the average salary for their position.
How often should executives praise staff? Every 5-7 days! Consciously catch people doing good work. Even after you've already got good talent on board, you have to continually recognize and feed it with challenging work and meaningful praise.
There are many dependencies that lead to successful employment relationships. Notice that recognition is at the center, but it is bracketed by accountability and trust, and fed by clear goals and communication. Simple but very true. Adults are not all that different from children – adults need positive reinforcement and clear direction, too.
This type of focus helps organization provide great results – and customers will respond in kind. For example, most purchasing decisions are made by word of mouth. Does your organization have a word of mouth process?
There are many, many more strategies to make your organization successful. What's your favorite – either from John's presentation or your own experience?
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Microsoft opens new generation campus in Israel
December 10, 2020 December 10, 2020 Thomas Julia	building, microsoft, wellness
A vote of "confidence in the talent and the economy of the country". This is how the US giant Microsoft presented the construction of its new campus in Herzliya, Israel. It must be said that this new center of 4600 square meters, supposed to accommodate more than 2000 people, is somewhat impressive. It will have cost 350 million Shekels (a little over 88 million euros) to the multinational to set up this campus supposed to respond to new labor trends.
It will house sales teams, developers, engineers, researchers and employees of M12, a venture capital subsidiary of Microsoft. Ultra modern, this site is supposed to offer perhaps the best working conditions in the world. By integrating, for example, de facto the issue of teleworking. It must be said that opening a new giant work center in the midst of a pandemic, was daring. Zoom in on this haven for geeks and salespeople, whose operation is oriented towards well-being and respect for the environment.
A level of effort for the well-being of employees rarely achieved
The new campus will offer workers a hybrid model between face-to-face and home work. Employees will decide how many days they want to come to the office and when they want to telecommute. For Braverman-Blumenstyk, head of Microsoft in the country, this is the ideal model. "Productivity is not impacted by teleworking," she explains. "But humans are social animals" and they need to interact for "the joy of life, creativity, support." It is therefore advisable to let them develop according to their needs.
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To relax, they can count on a number of included services that are difficult to count. They will benefit from, among other things: two playrooms, one for children and adults and the other for adults, nursing rooms, balconies for working, a basketball court and volleyball. Also present on the site are a yoga room, a sports room exceeding 1000 square meters, a music room, a park for employees to walk their dogs and finally 315 meeting rooms. Not to mention the postal service or laundry. One way for campus members to feel good. Or as some detractors would say, never to go home. For total osmosis, Microsoft has also thought about sustainable development. By doing things big again.
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The offices are "the greenest in Israel," the leader said. In any case, it is the first building in the country to be LEED V4 Gold certified. A prize for its architecture with high environmental quality.
The campus uses a whole bunch of green technologies. Many of them come from elsewhere in the country's sustainable and innovative technology ecosystem. One thinks in particular of the systems for extracting water from the air, developed by the Israeli start-up WaterGen. The Wint Water company has developed a leak detection technology. GreenWall platform was selected to optimize the growth of the site's vegetation. Finally, the building uses energy-efficient air filtration technologies developed by enVerid Systems. 800 square meters of photovoltaic panels will supply the site with electricity. This will reduce its ecological footprint to the minimum. The 3,500 square meters of park complete this picture of connection with nature.
With such working conditions, it's a safe bet that Microsoft, which currently has 2,000 employees in Israel, will attract many more. It is also with this in mind that the center was built. Because it welcomes engineers and developers. A rare commodity in the job market to be pampered.
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Is there a way for the host program to know whether Pasti is using an ACSI drive?
I see nothing about it in pasti.h, but maybe it is outdated?
Re: Is there a way for the host program to know whether Pasti is using an ACSI drive?
I don't remember adding a specific API for that purpose.
There are a couple of workarounds. One is to look into the configuration. See the Pasti section of Steem.ini and it would be obvious. Only issue here is that it might not be necessarily updated from the current state (but you can force an update it if you want).
Anyway, let me know what you need and I'll implement something in the next update (that hopefully would be released shortly).
I'd like to be able to check in config info if the enable box of hard disk config is checked.
For some reason STE TOS is slow when checking ACSI drives. One shouldn't disable it if an ACSI drive is actually used. In Steem I can check its native ACSI option, but when Pasti is enabled, we're forced to keep slow TOS.
I don't think that STE TOS, so 1.06 and 1.62 are slow in it. With real SW it works as fast as in other TOS-es. + it is most likely same as in TOS 1.04.
So, may be just something in emulation (chain) .
Maybe, but there's a noticeable delay on my STE at first boot too.
If same slowness happens also in Hatari, you can use Hatari's profiler to check where TOS takes its time.


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On being lazy, loose, empty, and idle
Some of the most common words appeared in English late. Yet their origin is obscure. Of course, while dealing with old words, we also encounter unexpected solutions. Consider the adjective empty. Those who have studied Latin will remember that the supine of emo "to sell" (or "to bribe," that is, "to buy"!) is emptum. Someone may say: "Oh, empty meant 'sold out' or 'no longer in existence'"! Alas, no, though it is a good guess. It is good because in both English and Latin, the sound p is a "parasite," an excrescent product of assimilation. Something, occasionally pronounced as sompthing, provides a clue to the nature of this insertion. Likewise, Simpson and Thompson are illegitimate children of Simson and Tomson. Those interested in other words with inserted consonants may also consider gambler (from game!), kindred (from kin!), and sumptuous, whose Latin source underwent a similar change. Thus, no: empty is not a borrowing from Latin.
Empty goes back to Old English ǣmetta "leisure," that is, to the hours of idleness. (Hours of Idleness was the title of Byron's first book of poetry, published in 1807.) In the ancient (reconstructed) noun ā-mōt-iþa, ā must have been a negative prefix, mōt a noun meaning "meeting," and the rest was a suffix. Moot in a moot point is related to that mōt, though "arguable, fit for a debate at a meeting," rather than "empty."
Emptiness and freedom loom large in the etymology of loose. The form of the adjective was destined to become leese, but the Old English word lēas gave way to its Scandinavian doublet lauss, which, among other things, also meant "empty." This kind of substitution happened not too seldom. After the Vikings conquered two thirds of England, language mixture and, to use the phrase of the famous historian Thomas Babington Macaulay, an amalgamation of races became common. A cognate of this root is known to all of us as the suffix –less (German –los). But the German adjective leer "empty," deceptively similar to the words being discussed here, goes back to another source. It is probably related to the Germanic verb meaning "to collect, pick out," often in connection with harvesting. Hence also the German verb lesen "to read" and the punning title of books like Lesefrüchte "The fruits of reading and of the harvest." A similar pun is used in Dutch titles. (Reading presupposes literacy, but the verbs read, lesen, and their synonyms elsewhere were coined long before people began to use letters. "To read" meant approximately "to advise," while lesen referred to some sort of collecting.)
An empty threat.
(Photo by Scochran4 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 US)
German ledig "free" (today also and mainly "unmarried") also seems to have developed from "empty." Whenever we encounter words of this group, we notice that "empty" and "free; unbound" go together. Ledig, it has been suggested, is related to German Glied "limb; member." G- in Glied is a remnant of an old prefix. The whole may have meant "easily movable," because this is exactly what Old Icelandic liðugr "unrestricted" means (ð has the value of th in English the). This idea will come in useful at the end of our today's investigation.
English lazy is one of many late words of unclear origin. It turned up only in the sixteenth century and has counterparts all over northern German dialects (that is, in Low German). The meanings are the same everywhere ("idle, languid," and so forth). Walter W. Skeat referred lazy to loose, mentioned above in connection with Scandinavian lauss. The vowels match badly. The corresponding Dutch verb had eu in the root. But this word may have been slang, a term of (mild) abuse, and as such perhaps existed in several forms, a common case in unbuttoned speech. This is, unfortunately, guesswork, but the proximity of lazy to some of the words mentioned above is rather obvious.
Vikings in England, new words and all.
("The Barbarians Invade England", Life of St Edmund, via Store Norske Leksikon, public domain.)
I may now add that the great German philologist Friedrich Kluge believed that lazy is a borrowing of Latin lassus "tired, weary, exhausted." Kluge was an outstanding expert in the area of German etymology and all things Germanic. Quite naturally, while discussing German words, he often encountered their English cognates. In 1899, a slim book titled English Etymology appeared under the names of Friedrich Kluge and Frederick Lutz. As far as I can judge, the book was written by Kluge and only translated into English by Lutz, about whom I could not find any information. Though the book is now in open access, I never see references to it. Kluge is too important a figure to be ignored. I doubt that his hypothesis has value (a solid etymology of lazy should account for the origin of its Low German lookalikes), and yet referring to it will harm no one. Anyway, lazy does not look like a bookish word.
Another obscure adjective is idle. A thirteenth-century word, it emerged with the sense "empty" among a few others. This adjective has related forms all over West Germanic (that is, in Frisian, Dutch, German, and Old Saxon). Their senses are: "lazy; thin; bare." In Modern German, eitel means "mere; worthless; vain;" and Dutch ijdel is rather "vain; useless; frivolous." Most probably, the non-figurative meaning "empty" underlies the figurative ones. Modern dictionaries have nothing to say about the word's origin. A rather uninspiring game consists in attempts to find some ancient root to which an opaque word can be traced. In the not too remote past, idh– "to burn," was chosen as such a putative root, with the development from "burning" to "appearing." A less convincing hypothesis would be hard to imagine.
Indo-European ei "to go" perhaps holds out greater promise. Since idleness and emptiness seem to refer to the idea of being unrestricted, moving freely, the connection looks rather reasonable, except that the process of selecting ancient roots as candidates for the etymons of modern words is always a precarious venture. Greek itamós "bold, impetuous" and Lithuanian eiklùs "quick, precipitous" are supposed to go back to this root. Idle may perhaps be related to them. There was also an uninspiring attempt to connect idle and Greek itharós "pure, clear." A curious look-alike is Hittite idalu-s "bad, angry," but when a certain word has been recorded only in part of Germanic and a remote Indo-European language, one cannot help wondering why it did not turn up anywhere in the intervening regions.
An idling motor is not idle.
(Photo by J Torres on Unsplash, public domain.)
We should probably leave the etymological motor idling and step aside to examine the results of our wanderings. Words like loose and idle may go back to the adjectives referring to unrestricted movements or freedom from restraint. Viewed in this light, our attempts have not been quite futile. English lazy and idle will remain adjectives of unknown or uncertain origin because it is unclear what should be done to discover their sources. Yet the suggested etymology of empty looks promising. The scholars who offered their musings on the origin of idle are the American historical linguist Francis A. Wood, a prominent member of the once illustrious Chicago philological school, and the Dutch linguist Nicolaas van Wijk, an outstanding specialist in Slavic, Baltic, and Indo-European linguistics. Outside the profession, their names mean nothing, which is a pity, considering how many unnecessary names everybody remembers and how beneficial it is to know the origin of the words we use.
Editor's note: The Oxford Etymologist will resume on 11 May.
Featured image by Konstantin Evdokimov on Unsplash (public domain)
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Rudolph 28th April 2022
Frederick Lutz, whom you refer to as mere translator of Friedrich Kluge, was Professor at Albion College, Michigan, from 1885 to 1920. He had been born in Germany (26/02/1850), came to the U.S. in 1870 and died in Albion 28/06/1935.
Stephen Goranson 30th April 2022
1) Frederick Lutz (1885-1920) was "Professor of Modern Languages in [not "at] Albion College, Michigan," according to his An Elementary German Reader (1902). He is not to be confused with Henry Frederick Lutz (1886-1973), Prof. of Egyptology and Assyriology, UC Berkeley.
2) For recent discussion of Madeleine/Magdalene, both the New Testament name and the cookie name:
https://languagehat.com/madeleine/


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Planning for the project, led by Jessica Rodriguez, Hospital Development Coordinator at Gift of Hope, began in late July with an open invitation to artists to submit their design ideas.
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Opinion|Young, Brilliant and Underfunded
Young, Brilliant and Underfunded
By Andy Harris
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WASHINGTON — EVERY year the National Institutes of Health receives almost $30 billion in federal funds to invest in biomedical research. The bulk of that money goes to researchers who are in many cases esteemed in their fields — but also, in many cases, beyond the age when most scientists make their most important contributions to their fields.
A study for the National Bureau of Economic Research from 2005 examined the age at which over 2,000 Nobel Prize winners and other notable scientists in the 20th century came up with the idea that led to their breakthrough. Most were between 35 and 39. Yet the median age of first-time recipients of R01 grants, the most common and sought-after form of N.I.H. funding, is 42, while the median age of all recipients is 52. More people over 65 are funded with research grants than those under age 35.
As a physician who conducted N.I.H.-funded research before entering politics, I saw firsthand how the most innovative thinking frequently came from younger scientists. The N.I.H. is likewise aware of the disparity; its director, Francis S. Collins, has spoken out about the folly of not investing in young scientists, and his organization has taken some small steps to target younger researchers. As a result, the average age of first-time grant recipients has stopped rising.
However, the problem still exists, and the N.I.H. does not have a serious plan to fix it.
Some advocates for the N.I.H. claim that if you just give it more money, the funds available to young researchers will grow, and the problem will go away. But history shows otherwise. Increases provided in fiscal years 1999 to 2003 doubled the N.I.H. budget, from $13.6 billion to $27.1 billion, and yet the percentage of grants going to first-time recipients under 36 actually dropped, to 1.3 percent from 5 percent. Nor did their share grow after the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 gave the N.I.H. a temporary influx of funds.
There are, obviously, other sources of funding. But for many fields, particularly those that don't have immediate commercial applications or sex appeal for grant-making nonprofit groups, the N.I.H. is a vital source of money. We'll never know what breakthroughs were missed because young investigators were not provided with the resources necessary to pursue unique ideas over the last 15 years. They may have had the idea that would have led to a cure for ovarian cancer, Alzheimer's disease or pediatric cardiomyopathy.
My point is not to bemoan lost opportunities. Rather, it is to call on my colleagues in Congress to push the N.I.H. to promote promising researchers who are in the prime of their careers. There is now a bipartisan group in the House of Representatives examining this and other questions; here are some suggestions for what to do.
For one thing, we need to eliminate a budget gimmick, known as the "tap," that allows the Department of Health and Human Services to shift money out of the N.I.H. budget into other department efforts. The N.I.H. lost $700 million to the "tap" in 2013 alone. Instead, the money should be placed under the control of the N.I.H. director, with an explicit instruction that it go to young investigators as a supplement to money already being spent. If we don't force the N.I.H. to spend it on young investigators, history has shown that the agency won't.
Congress should also mandate that the median age of first research awards to new investigators be under 40 within five years, and under 38 within 10 years. Failure to meet these benchmarks would result in penalties for the N.I.H., including possible funding cuts.
To make sure it meets those goals, we should insist on the development of an N.I.H.-wide strategic plan — not just for targeting younger researchers, but for prioritizing different avenues of research overall. Today we see too many grants going to things like creating a video game for moms to teach them how to get their kids to eat more vegetables, or studying the creation of a social security system in southern Mexico. Such projects may have value to some, but is creating a video game really more important than researching a cure for Alzheimer's?
The N.I.H. claims these types of far-fetched grants make up less than 1 percent of its budget (which would equal about $300 million). But regardless of their overall size, these grants highlight a larger problem, namely the lack of a strategic plan that sets national research priorities. Each of the N.I.H.'s 27 institutes and centers has its own plan, but there is nothing that sets priorities across the entire system. Without such a plan, the N.I.H. can't even begin to address prioritizing research, whether it's a question of which research areas to fund, or which researchers — and at what age.
The federal government, through the N.I.H., is and should remain a vital source of funding for cutting-edge research. But for that very reason, it's not enough to throw money at researchers, especially when it goes to people who, though well-regarded in their fields, are past the age when they are most likely to make a significant contribution to science. Doing a better job of targeting good researchers who are doing valuable work in the prime of their careers can ensure that taxpayer money is well spent, and that science as a whole continues to benefit us all.
Andy Harris is a physician and a Republican representative from Maryland.
A version of this article appears in print on , Section A, Page 27 of the New York edition with the headline: Young, Brilliant and Underfunded. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe


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F-22s intercept Russian fighters, bombers off Alaska
Kyle Rempfer
NORAD F-22s intercepted Russian aircraft entering the Alaskan ADIZ on May 20. (NORAD/Twitter)
U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors intercepted Russian fighter and bomber aircraft near Alaska on Monday, officials with North American Aerospace Defense Command said Tuesday.
There were two groups of Russian aircraft that entered the Air Defense Identification Zone, or ADIZ, a NORAD official told Air Force Times.
"One group penetrated the ADIZ north and proceeded south, the other penetrated south and proceeded north. The intercept concluded at approximately 2100-2400 mountain time," the official said.
Two Russian Tupolev Tu-95 bombers were intercepted by two F-22s. A second group of two more Tu-95s and two Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets were intercepted later by two more F-22s.
An E-3 Sentry airborne early warning and control aircraft provided overall surveillance during the intercepts, NORAD said.
The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace during the encounter, though they did enter the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone, which extends approximately 200 miles west off Alaska's coast.
An ADIZ requires aircraft to identify themselves to civil and military air traffic controllers due to national security concerns.
NORAD also posted a series of pictures from the encounter, which are relatively normal in the region. For instance, NORAD intercepted two Russian Tu-160 Blackjack strategic bombers in January, and U.S. aircraft patrolling in Eastern Europe are frequently intercepted by Russian jets.
Northern border along Arctic, not southern, is what worries NORAD leaders
The top officer at U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command warned lawmakers about growing Russian and Chinese interest in the Arctic.
The pictures posted by NORAD also appear to show the F-22s with external fuel tanks, which would increase the radar signature on what is normally a stealthy, fifth-generation aircraft. That appendage helps to increase the F-22′s time in flight and can help Russian aircraft spot the fighter jet, which isn't always a bad thing.
During intercept missions, U.S. aircraft aren't necessarily attempting to sneak up on an aircraft, but instead are focusing on escorting the adversary safely and professionally.
The NORAD official would not comment on the radar disposition of the F-22s: "We do not disclose tactical details such as that due to operational security reasons," they said.
Air Force Gen. Terrence O'Shaughnessy, who leads NORAD and U.S. Northern Command, has warned in the past year that the "homeland is no longer a sanctuary," due to the increasing missile and air force capabilities of peer adversaries.
Russian aircraft are intercepted by NORAD jets on May 20 off the coast of Alaska. (NORAD)
"We're in a changing security environment," O'Shaughnessy said over the summer. "We used to think about the sanctuary we had with oceans and friendly countries to our north and south, but that's changing with adversaries that are actually able to reach out and touch us now."
NORAD uses a layered defense network of radars, satellites and fighter jets to identify approaching aircraft and determine an appropriate level of response.
The identification and monitoring of aircraft entering a U.S. or Canadian ADIZ demonstrates how NORAD executes its aerospace warning and aerospace control missions for the United States and Canada, the command said in a press release.
The use of F-22s for homeland defense missions like this intercept has come under scrutiny in the past. The Air Force's fleet of roughly 180 F-22s are an integral part of the U.S. military strategy to defeat high-end adversaries, but using the aircraft for alert missions saps them from their primary training goals.
"Operational squadrons in Alaska and Hawaii have F-22 pilots sitting alert in order to address the 24-hour per day alert commitment," a Government Accountability Office study from July said, noting the massive time consumption required of the alert mission. "With no other operational Air Force fighter squadrons currently based in Hawaii and Alaska, the alert mission falls to the F-22 units."
About Kyle Rempfer
Kyle Rempfer is a staff reporter for Military Times. He previously served an enlistment in U.S. Air Force Special Tactics. Kyle's reporting focuses on the Department of the Army.


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// Copyright 2012, Charlie Poole
// This is free software licensed under the NUnit license. You may
// obtain a copy of the license at http://nunit.org
// ****************************************************************

#if CLR_2_0 || CLR_4_0
using NUnit.Framework;
using NUnit.TestData;
using NUnit.TestData.ActionAttributeTests;

namespace NUnit.Core.Tests
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class ActionAttributeExceptionTests
    {
        private class Filter : TestFilter
        {
            public override bool Match(ITest test)
            {
                return test.TestName.FullName.StartsWith(typeof(ActionAttributeExceptionFixture).FullName);
            }
        }

        private TestSuite _Suite = null;

        [TestFixtureSetUp]
        public void Setup()
        {
            TestSuiteBuilder builder = new TestSuiteBuilder();
            TestPackage package = new TestPackage(AssemblyHelper.GetAssemblyPath(typeof(ActionAttributeExceptionFixture)));
            package.TestName = typeof(ActionAttributeExceptionFixture).Namespace;

            _Suite = builder.Build(package);
        }

        public TestResult RunTest()
        {
            return _Suite.Run(new NullListener(), new Filter());
        }

        private TestResult FindFailureTestResult(TestResult result)
        {
            while (result.FailureSite == FailureSite.Child && result.Results != null && result.Results.Count > 0)
                result = (TestResult)result.Results[0];

            return result;
        }

        [Test]
        public void BeforeTestException()
        {
            ExceptionThrowingActionAttribute.Reset();
            ExceptionThrowingActionAttribute.ThrowBeforeException = true;

            ActionAttributeExceptionFixture.Reset();

            TestResult result = FindFailureTestResult(RunTest());

            Assert.IsTrue(result.FailureSite == FailureSite.SetUp);
            Assert.IsFalse(ActionAttributeExceptionFixture.TestRun);
        }

        [Test]
        public void AfterTestException()
        {
            ExceptionThrowingActionAttribute.Reset();
            ExceptionThrowingActionAttribute.ThrowAfterException = true;

            ActionAttributeExceptionFixture.Reset();

            TestResult result = FindFailureTestResult(RunTest());

            Assert.IsTrue(result.FailureSite == FailureSite.TearDown);
            Assert.IsTrue(ActionAttributeExceptionFixture.TestRun);
        }
    }
}
#endif


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Facing risk of death, Syrian priests remain faithful
A shell lays in the middle of the street in Homs, Syria, a remnant of the heavy attack leveled on the city on June 11, 2012. Credit: UN Photo/David Manyua.
By Estefania Aguirre and Carl Bunderson
Rome, Italy, Jun 26, 2013 / 04:02 am ().- As civil war rages in Syria, priests are choosing to stay with their people and continue pastoring them, even as a monk was killed during a raid on a monastery in the north of the country on June 23.
Father Francois Mourad died at the Franciscan monastery of Saint Anthony of Padua in a village near Jisr Ash-Shughur. The town had been under attack by Islamist rebels for a few weeks, and local Christians sought refuge in the monastery.
CNA spoke with another priest, who is from Aleppo, on June 18, who said, "I try to live this war with the people, not abandon them."
The Syrian conflict has dragged on for 27 months, since demonstrations sprang up nationwide on March 15, 2011 protesting the rule of Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president and leader the country's Ba'ath Party.
In April of that year, the Syrian army began to deploy to put down the uprisings, firing on protesters. Since then, the violence has morphed into a civil war which has claimed the lives of more than 93,000 people.
The priest spoke with us on condition of anonymity for safety reasons. He was in Italy briefly before preparing to return to his country, saying he would return "because it is his duty."
He will not be able to fly into Aleppo, as its airport has been closed for several months. He expects to fly to Latakia and from there take a helicopter from the Syrian regime to Aleppo, as traveling by car is too dangerous for Christians there.
In April, two Orthodox bishops were kidnapped from their car as they returned to Aleppo from the Turkish border. The kidnappers killed their driver, Deacon Fatha' Allah Kabboud.
The priest indicated that since the war began, he has evangelized differently. "First I tried to take Christ to people through music and I was very involved with it in Church."
"But now I need to be poor with the people and suffer with them."
"Many Muslims have asked me why I do this, because they are surprised," the priest said. "But this interreligious dialogue between Muslims and Christians is now stronger."
He noted that about eight months ago, a group of young priests, jointly with local Muslims, opened two schools for 425 internally displaced Muslim children.
"We give them food to eat every day, we play with the children and just live alongside both Christians and Muslims."
At least 4.25 million Syrians have been internally displaced, and 1.5 million have become refugees in nearby countries, most of them in Jordan and Lebanon.
Fighting in Aleppo, Syria's largest city, began last July, and now "more than half" of the city is destroyed, the priest said, "including many 500 year-old buildings."
The priest explained that most factories "have been destroyed" and that before the war, Aleppo was home to 40 percent of the Syrian economy because of its cotton and wheat production.
"But now most children can't even go to school – only a few who live in calm areas, and they go to private schools."
"They are growing up with weapons and with the mentality that as long as they have one in their hand, they have power and can do anything."
He stressed that before the war "we had a beautiful life" and that now "we live a big evil because we see our youth going to the army and dying, and churches in danger."
He affirmed that while the Assad regime "made mistakes," Syrians had "a marvelous peace between Muslims and Christians" prior to the war.
"The president made many modern developments during the last ten years and we didn't need anyone for food and water because we were self sufficient," the priest said.
He stressed that he does not have a vision for the future because "we are living in chaos and confusion" and does not know "how it will all finish."
"I am not stable, but I try to live my life with my family and with all those whom I love and whom I believe in."
Fr. Mourad's death occurred roughly 70 miles from Aleppo, in a contested region. Jisr Ash-Shughur is located in Idlib province quite near the Turkish border, between Aleppo and Latakia.
St. Anthony of Padua Monastery gave shelter to Fr. Mourad when the village was attacked, as well as to some Franciscan friars, four religious sisters, and ten lay Christians. When Fr. Maroud tried to defend the sisters and others from the rebels, he was shot.
The village is now completely deserted. Fr. Pierbattista Pizzabella, the Franciscan custos of the Holy Land, told Vatican Radio that "Syria has now become a battleground not only between Syrian forces, but also between Arab countries and the international community. And those paying the price are the poor, the young and the Christians."
"The international community must put a stop to all this."
Speaking of Fr. Mourad's murder, Cardinal Leandro Sandri, prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches, appealed that "this latest episode of unjustified violence, arouse the conscience of the leaders of the conflicting parties and the international community, so that, as repeatedly stated by the Holy Father, Pope Francis, the guns of war be silenced and a season of justice and reconciliation begun for a future of peace."
The international community has been contributing to the violence, with Russia, Iran and Lebanon-based Hezbollah supporting the Syrian regime.
Western nations have favored the rebels, who are composed of a number of groups, including both secularists and Islamists such as al-Nusra Front.
The U.S., France, and U.K. have all been giving the rebels non-lethal support since 2012. On June 14, President Obama said he was prepared to give direct military aid to the opposition, having determined that the regime used chemical weapons on its own people. The British prime minister has made similar statements.
As Western governments consider increasing the flow of arms into Syria, the flood of refugees fleeing the country increases daily.
At current rates, the U.N. estimates that by the end of 2013, an additional 2 million will have left the country.
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Q: MYSQL column doesnt match value at row 1 i got problem with insert tables:below is the warning i am getting while updating code.
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]: [xmgDrop-1.0.0] An error occurred with given query 'INSERT INTO `xmgdrop_users`(`uuid`, `lastName`, `TURBO_DROP`, `TURBO_EXP`, `pkt`, `lvl`, `exp`, `BLOCKS`, `DISTANCE`, `DROPS`) VALUES (NULL,'dce7d575-81dc-31a8-8f57-b86b6d6b738c','XawierStudio','1478266496028', '1478266496028', '0', '1', '0', '0', '0', 'NULL')'!
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]: [xmgDrop-1.0.0] Error: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]: java.sql.SQLException: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.SQLError.createSQLException(SQLError.java:1073)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.MysqlIO.checkErrorPacket(MysqlIO.java:3593)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.MysqlIO.checkErrorPacket(MysqlIO.java:3525)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.MysqlIO.sendCommand(MysqlIO.java:1986)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.MysqlIO.sqlQueryDirect(MysqlIO.java:2140)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.ConnectionImpl.execSQL(ConnectionImpl.java:2620)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.StatementImpl.executeUpdate(StatementImpl.java:1662)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at com.mysql.jdbc.StatementImpl.executeUpdate(StatementImpl.java:1581)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at net.xawierstudio.drop.mysql.modes.StoreMySQL$2.run(StoreMySQL.java:89)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)
[14:34:56] [pool-12-thread-1/WARN]:     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

and above is my code.
public void insert() {
    Main.getStore().update(false,
            "INSERT INTO `{P}users`(`uuid`, `lastName`, `TURBO_DROP`, `TURBO_EXP`, `pkt`, `lvl`, `exp`, `BLOCKS`, `DISTANCE`, `DROPS`) VALUES (NULL,'"
                    + this.getUuid() + "','" + this.getLastName() + "','" + this.getTURBO_DROP() + "', '"
                    + this.getTURBO_EXP() + "', '" + this.getPkt() + "', '" + this.getLvl() + "', '" + this.getExp()
                    + "', '" + this.getBlocks() + "', '" + this.getDistance() + "', '"
                    + (this.getDrops().isEmpty() ? "NULL"
                            : new StringBuilder("'").append(Util.toString(getDrops())).append("'").toString())
                    + "')");
}

A: You have 10 columns
`uuid`, `lastName`, `TURBO_DROP`, `TURBO_EXP`, `pkt`, `lvl`, `exp`, `BLOCKS`, `DISTANCE`, `DROPS`
  1         2            3             4         5      6      7       8           9         10

But send 11 Values
"VALUES (NULL,'" +                         -- 1
this.getUuid() + "','" +                   -- 2
this.getLastName() + "','" +               -- 3
this.getTURBO_DROP() + "', '" +            -- 4
this.getTURBO_EXP() + "', '" +             -- 5
this.getPkt() + "', '" +                   -- 6
this.getLvl() + "', '" +                   -- 7
this.getExp() + "', '" +                   -- 8
this.getBlocks() + "', '" +                -- 9
this.getDistance() + "', '" +              -- 10
(this.getDrops().isEmpty() ? "NULL" : new  StringBuilder("'").append(Util.toString(getDrops())).append("'").toString()) -- 11

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Q: what is wrong here? (_instance' has not been initialized) How I can initialize _instance?
I get "Field '_instance' has not been initialized"
Or any other ways to get rid of nullSafety,,,
here is the code:
   class ShoppingBasketData{
  static late ShoppingBasketData _instance ;

   late List<product> _basketItem;

  ShoppingBasketData(){
    _basketItem =<product>[];
  }

  List<product> get basketItem => _basketItem;

  set basketItem(List<product> value) {
    _basketItem = value;
  }

  static  ShoppingBasketData getInstance(){
    if (_instance == null){
      _instance  = ShoppingBasketData();

    }
    return _instance;
    }

}

A: What is wrong is that you declared _instance to be late. What that means is that you as a developer promise to initialize it before you access it. If you break that promise, you get an exception.
It seems that you want null to be a valid value, so what you need to do is make it nullable:
static ShoppingBasketData? _instance

You may also want to look into How do you build a Singleton in Dart? so you don't have to reinvent the wheel, and you may want to look into Flutter state management, because singleton is probably the worst of all options.


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Liga Święta – związek państw katolickich organizowany przez papieży w Europie w okresie od końca XV do początku XVIII wieku przeciw niektórym państwom katolickim (np. Francji), muzułmańskiej Turcji lub krajom protestanckim.

Lista:
 kilka sojuszy zawiązanych przez Państwo Kościelne z innymi katolickimi państwami podczas wojen włoskich
 Liga Wenecka z 1495 – antyfrancuska
 Liga w Cambrai z 1508 – antywenecka
 Święta Liga z 1511 – antyfrancuska
 Liga z Cognac z 1526 – antyhabsburska, podczas trwania której doszło do Sacco di Roma

 kilka sojuszy zawiązanych przez Państwo Kościelne z innymi katolickimi państwami przeciw imperium Osmańskiemu:
 w 1538 roku, kiedy przymierze Państwa Kościelnego, Hiszpanii, Wenecji, Genui i Malty poniosło klęskę z flotą osmańską w bitwie morskiej pod Prevezą
 w 1571 roku, kiedy przymierze Państwa Kościelnego, Hiszpanii, Wenecji, Genui, Sabaudii i Malty rozbiło w bitwie morskiej pod Lepanto (1571) flotę osmańską
 w 1684 roku (po bitwie pod Wiedniem), kiedy zawiązano przymierze Państwa Kościelnego, Rzeczypospolitej, Wenecji i Austrii, do którego w 1686 dołączyło prawosławne Carstwo Rosyjskie, przeciw osmańskiej Turcji i krymskim Tatarom, a które trwało do pokoju w Karłowicach w 1699 roku
 w 1717 roku, kiedy przymierze Państwa Kościelnego, Portugalii, Wenecji, Toskanii i Malty starło się z osmańską Turcją w nierozstrzygniętej bitwie morskiej w zatoce Matapan.

Jako Ligę Świętą określić można również sojusz Państwa Kościelnego, obu linii Habsburgów (hiszpańskiej i austriackiej) oraz Ligi Katolickiej pod wodzą Bawarii przed i w czasie wojny trzydziestoletniej (1618–1648) przeciw Unii Ewangelickiej.

Bibliografia

 Paweł Janowski, Bogumił Szady: Liga Święta (sojusze o charakterze polityczno-wojskowym) – z Cambrai z 1508, z 1511–16, z Cognac z 1526-1529, [w:] Encyklopedia Katolicka, Lublin 2004, t. X, kol. 1053-1055.
 Paweł Janowski: Liga Święta (sojusze o charakterze polityczno-wojskowym) – z 1571, z 1684, [w:] Encyklopedia Katolicka, Lublin 2004, t. X, kol. 1055-1056.

Państwo Kościelne
Historia papiestwa
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Pittsburgh Pirates 2018 Report Card- Adam Frazier
Category : Adam Frazier , MLB , Pirates , Pittsburgh Pirates
Today we continue with our Pittsburgh Pirates 2018 report cards, by looking at Adam Frazier.
The 2018 campaign was an interesting one to say the least for Frazier.
He entered spring training competing for the starting left field job and suddenly the team acquired Corey Dickerson which left Frazier without a regular job.
Not getting regular at bats early in the season, Frazier was terrible and ultimately found himself demoted to Triple-A.
He eventually got the call back to the majors and suddenly Frazier was the best hitter in the Pirates lineup.
That roller coaster of a season likely leads Frazier into becoming the Pirates full-time second baseman next season.
So how did the 2018 season go for Frazier?
Frazier's average of .277 and OBP of .342 were very similar to the .276 and .344 numbers he put up a year ago but the focus on hitting more balls in the air jumped his slugging from .399 last season to .456 this year.
He made an adjustment to start hitting the ball in the air more and it paid off as his fly ball rate jumped to 31.3 percent from 26.8 percent as Frazier clubbed 10 homers on the season.
Frazier had a productive August and September when he hit .299/.356/.524 with seven homers.
During that span, his fly ball rate was at 35.0 percent, his soft contact rate down to 14.6 percent and his hard contact rate all the way up to 46.0 percent.
But we can't forget about the beginning of the season either when Frazier wasn't very good.
He hit .231 in April, following that up with a .212 month of May. June and July saw him shuffling back between Indianapolis and Pittsburgh, before he started to settle in in August where he .338, followed by a .269 September.
But the early season struggles showed what type adjustments Frazier made.
The fly ball rate prior to August was at 27.3 percent. The soft contact up to 16.2 percent and the hard contact was only at 23.1 percent.
The adjustments paid off and will be interesting to see if Frazier can carry them onto next season.
Overall he was a 2.7 WAR player on the year, which was a full win improvement over 2017.
Frazier gets knocked for his defensive ability, but he put in some work with his glove and it showed.
While he will never be confused for a Gold Glove second baseman, he made strides and had a +4 DRS at second base this season to go along with a +3 DRS as an outfielder.
By comparison, the guys who he will be replacing in Josh Harrison had a -2 DRS in 2018.
Frazier will still botch the occasional play as he made seven errors on the season, five at second base.
But he's starting to look the part of a regular second baseman and should make a majority of the plays that he's expected to make.
Frazier took strides in that department this season
OVERALL GRADE
Frazier was really good late in the year and really bad early in the season so it averages out to an average year.
I like the strides he made to hit a few balls over the fence and become a better fielder.
I'm excited to see what he can do next season when he should get regular at bats all year. Not getting regular plate appearances early in the year could have contributed to his struggles.
Frazier will be the Pirates Opening Day second baseman in 2019 and deserving so.
FINAL LETTER GRADE- C+


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HomeTyrannySaskatchewan Introduces Bill to Protect Legal Firearm Owners from Trudeau's Gun Grab Rules
Saskatchewan Introduces Bill to Protect Legal Firearm Owners from Trudeau's Gun Grab Rules
December 6, 2022 Pam Barker Tyranny, WORLD 1
ER Editor: Readers may be interested in this article from the end of October – Trudeau's Gun Grab: More Jurisdictions Tell Feds, You're On Your Own
The Saskatchewan Firearms Act would allow the province to nearly fully control the processes involving guns.
ANTHONY MURDOCH for LIFESITE NEWS
OTTAWA (LifeSiteNews) – The Canadian province of Saskatchewan introduced legislation last Thursday to protect legal gun owners from the much-maligned new federal firearms confiscation rules.
The Saskatchewan Firearms Act (SFA) says the provincial Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Minister Christine Tell will help "address concerns of responsible firearms owners and enhance public safety across Saskatchewan."
"We take public safety seriously and support initiatives that reduce the criminal use of firearms, while preventing gang violence and stopping illegal guns from entering our province," Tell said.
In effect, the SFA would allow the province to nearly fully control the processes of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's highly criticized gun grab.
According to the Saskatchewan government, the SFA, which will soon be introduced to the province's legislature, will "establish licensing requirements for businesses or individuals involved in firearms expropriation" as well as "require and oversee fair compensation for any firearms being seized."
The SFA will also "require forensic and ballistic testing of seized firearms" as well as "establish a provincial firearms regulatory system that will promote the safe and responsible use of firearms."
The new law will be administered by the Saskatchewan Firearms Office (SFO), and the province says the goal of the new legislation is to promote firearm safety.
Trudeau's gun grab was first announced after a deadly mass shooting in Nova Scotia in May 2020 in which he banned over 1,500 "military-style assault firearms" with a plan to begin buying them back from owners.
If the ban is enforced, legal gun owners in possession of the federally regulated Possession and Acquisition License (PAL) would be barred from buying, selling, transporting, and even importing a slew of guns the government has categorized as "assault-style" rifles.
Gun owners were given a two-year amnesty to comply with the ban. In May, the Trudeau government enacted what is in effect a new long-gun registry system. Under this new system, owners of the banned guns are now expected to turn them in.
Trudeau did this despite saying in 2015 that he would never bring back the national long-gun registry. This unpopular gun registry was scrapped in 2012 by former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
In May, Trudeau also announced controversial plans to freeze all new and used handgun sales through Bill C-21.
Recently, new gun models were hastily added to Bill C-21, which further alarmed provinces opposing the gun grab.
A total of five Canadian jurisdictions oppose Trudeau's gun buyback scheme. (ER: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick and the Yukon)
In September, Alberta Justice Minister and Solicitor General Tyler Shandro said the province "we will not tolerate taking officers off the street in order to confiscate the property of law-abiding firearms owners."
Shortly after, the Saskatchewan government joined Alberta in saying it will not abide by a semi-automatic gun buyback program enacted by the Canadian federal government.
Alberta has yet to introduce its version of a firearms act.
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Opinion|Has Pope Francis Failed?
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Has Pope Francis Failed?
By Matthew Schmitz
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When Pope Francis ascended to the chair of St. Peter in March 2013, the world looked on in wonder. Here at last was a pope in line with the times, a man who preferred spontaneous gestures to ritual forms. Francis paid his own hotel bill and eschewed the red shoes. Rather than move into the grand papal apartments, he settled in the cozy guesthouse for visitors to the Vatican. He also set a new nondogmatic tone with statements like "Who am I to judge?"
Observers predicted that the new pope's warmth, humility and charisma would prompt a "Francis effect" — bringing disaffected Catholics back to a church that would no longer seem so forbidding and cold. Three years into his papacy, the predictions continue. Last winter, Austen Ivereigh, the author of an excellent biography of Pope Francis, wrote that the pope's softer stance on communion for the divorced and remarried "could trigger a return to parishes on a large scale." In its early days, Francis' Jesuit order labored to bring Protestants back into the fold of the church. Could Francis do the same for Catholics tired of headlines about child abuse and culture wars?
In a certain sense, things have changed. Perceptions of the papacy, or at least of the pope, have improved. Francis is far more popular than his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI. Sixty-three percent of American Catholics approve of him, while only 43 percent approved of Benedict at the height of his popularity, according to a 2015 New York Times and CBS News poll. Francis has also placed a great emphasis on reaching out to disaffected Catholics.
But are Catholics actually coming back? In the United States, at least, it hasn't happened. New survey findings from Georgetown's Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate suggest that there has been no Francis effect — at least, no positive one. In 2008, 23 percent of American Catholics attended Mass each week. Eight years later, weekly Mass attendance has held steady or marginally declined, at 22 percent.
Of course, the United States is only one part of a global church. But the researchers at Georgetown found that certain types of religious observance are weaker now among young Catholics than they were under Benedict. In 2008, 50 percent of millennials reported receiving ashes on Ash Wednesday, and 46 percent said they made some sacrifice beyond abstaining from meat on Fridays. This year, only 41 percent reported receiving ashes and only 36 percent said they made an extra sacrifice, according to CARA. In spite of Francis' personal popularity, young people seem to be drifting away from the faith.
Why hasn't the pope's popularity reinvigorated the church? Perhaps it is too soon to judge. We probably won't have a full measure of any Francis effect until the church is run by bishops appointed by Francis and priests who adopt his pastoral approach. This will take years or decades.
Yet something more fundamental may stand in the way of a Francis effect. Francis is a Jesuit, and like many members of Catholic religious orders, he tends to view the institutional church, with its parishes and dioceses and settled ways, as an obstacle to reform. He describes parish priests as "little monsters" who "throw stones" at poor sinners. He has given curial officials a diagnosis of "spiritual Alzheimer's." He scolds pro-life activists for their "obsession" with abortion. He has said that Catholics who place an emphasis on attending Mass, frequenting confession, and saying traditional prayers are "Pelagians" — people who believe, heretically, that they can be saved by their own works.
Such denunciations demoralize faithful Catholics without giving the disaffected any reason to return. Why join a church whose priests are little monsters and whose members like to throw stones? When the pope himself stresses internal spiritual states over ritual observance, there is little reason to line up for confession or wake up for Mass.
Even Francis' most ardent fans worry that his agenda is overdue. When he was elected, Francis promised a cleanup of the Vatican's corrupt finances. Three years on, he has started to retreat in the face of opposition, giving up an outside audit and taking powers away from his handpicked point man. Francis has also shied away from big changes on doctrinal matters. Instead of explicitly endorsing communion for the divorced and remarried couples, he has quietly urged them on with a wink and a nod.
Francis has built his popularity at the expense of the church he leads. Those who wish to see a stronger church may have to wait for a different kind of pope. Instead of trying to soften the church's teaching, such a man would need to speak of the way hard disciplines can lead to freedom. Confronting a hostile age with the strange claims of Catholic faith may not be popular, but over time it may prove more effective. Even Christ was met with the jeers of the crowd.


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