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            Two lists containing the names of persons who received land by order of the king in the neighborhood of Écija in Andalusia which was taken from the Moors in 1240. Among them are men and women of the royal court, e.g. ladies in waiting of the queen (f. 1v). The first list (f. 1-11) lists property holders divided by villages. The second list was made by order of King Alfonso X and his queen, Violante (f. 14-17). Before it is inserted a document (f. 12) dated "era de mill ccc xx vii," the old Spanish date corresponding to the year 1289. This states that this copy was made from a charter of Alfonso X given at Seville, 2 May, 1282. Folio 13 is blank. (According to Zacour-Hirsch, this list is apparently a version of that of 1263.).
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This eggless chocolate truffle cake available for order with us is always high on demand. Have it the first time and you will wait eagerly for a reason to celebrate so that you can nibble on this great delight. But we think that celebrations need no reason and if you feel like ordering this yummy cake for the sake of having it and also for sharing it with your dear ones, then put an end to your wait now. Call us today or click to place an order online on Indiacakes.com for this tasty and chocolaty yummy truffle cake. The cake is 1.5 kg in weight, can serve up to about 30 people, and is completely eggless, making it 100% vegetarian. So order now and we will even provide you with same day delivery, so that you do not have to wait at all.


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IDB Launches Public Consultations for new Environmental and Social Policy Framework
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) today launched the public consultation process for a new Environmental and Social Policy Framework. The draft policy framework under consultation is a key element of a broader modernization process aimed at strengthening the environmental and social sustainability of IDB's operations and allowing for a more effective response to the challenges faced by Latin American and Caribbean countries seeking sustainable growth.
IDB Launches USD 3.0 Billion 1.75% 5-year Fixed Rate Global
The Inter-American Development Bank ("IDB" or "IADB"), rated Aaa/AAA (Moody's/S&P), today priced a new USD 3.0 billion 5-year global bond. The transaction pays a semi-annual coupon of 1.750% and matures on 14 March 2025. It priced with a spread of 8.3 basis points over the 1.750% UST due 31 December 2024, which represents a yield of 1.762% s.a.
IDB Announces Passing of Executive Vice President Brian D. O'Neill
The Inter-American Development Bank today announced the death of Brian D. O'Neill, its Executive Vice President. "The IDB has lost an uncommonly talented executive and a great colleague," said IDB President Luis Alberto Moreno. "Words cannot convey my gratitude for Brian's friendship and advice over the many years I have known him."
Inter-American Development Bank to hold Annual Meeting in Barranquilla, Colombia
Online media registration is available for March 18-22 gathering of Latin American and Caribbean leaders The Inter-American Development Bank and IDB Invest will hold its Annual Meeting in Barranquilla, Colombia on March 18-22, with economic and financial leaders from its 48 member countries looking to make economic growth mor
Latin American and the Caribbean Exports Fall After Two Years of Growth
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IDB joins the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has joined the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) as an observer.
IDB Launches JK Visionaries Award with $200,000 in Prizes
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has launched the sixth round of the JK Visionaries Award—the highest honor bestowed by the IDB to recognize nongovernmental organizations for their transformative work in Latin America and the Caribbean. The award was created in 2009 in honor of Brazil's former president Juscelino Kubitschek (JK), who was instrumental in establishing the IDB. This year's award coincides with the IDB's 60th anniversary.
Reducing Trade Costs Could Increase commerce with Asia by US$69 billion: IDB Report
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This gorgeous 7m x 8m cabin has the room to meet your every need. An open area for living or working, it has a separate toilet space. The canvas of your imagination can personalise this cabin to your own standards. Whether it is a home gym, a guesthouse or an office area, it holds so much potential. Make it your go-to place for big dreams.
Made from the highest quality slowly grown timber, this cabin has plenty of exceptional features. The walls have 44mm logs for a substantial core stability. The ample windows and doors are all fully double-glazed to reduce external noise and improve heat levels in the cooler months. The windows and doors have high quality hinges and secure locks for longevity. The roof and flooring are boards that add to the overall strength of the building.
The wooden shed MODERN has a unique roof design and makes the ideal place to store your gardening tools. Its attractive design will suit any garden.


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Soldiers are being sent on to Britain's streets to help the police and a second terror attack may be imminent following the Manchester concert bombing, Theresa May has said.
The prime minister announced the threat level was being raised from severe to critical for the first time since July 2007, meaning "not only that an attack remains highly likely but a further attack may be imminent".
May said she did not want to "unduly alarm" people but military personnel would be present at public events and key sites under police command.
She said it could not be ruled out that the attacker, named as Salman Ramadan Abedi, was working as part of a terrorist group.
Speaking from Downing Street after an emergency Cobra meeting, May said the investigations of the security services and police have "revealed it is a possibility we cannot ignore that there is a wider group of individuals linked to this incident".
This means some armed police officers guarding events will be replaced by soldiers in an operation codenamed Temperer. It is the first time that the operation, which was first revealed in 2015, has been put into effect. The plan is believed to allow up to 3,800 troops to be deployed in support of the police, replacing armed officers at many sites to free them up for patrols in key areas.
Police and security services are urgently seeking to establish if the Manchester suicide bomber, who killed at least 22 people including several children, was acting on his own or was linked to a wider organisation.
The killer was named by Greater Manchester police as Salman Abedi, after his identity was first revealed to reporters by US security sources. Abedi, a 22-year old Mancunian of Libyan heritage, was known to the police and security services although was considered a peripheral figure. Media reports on Wednesday sad he had just returned from the north African country.
The investigation was understood to be focusing on whether Abedi was directly supported by other conspirators or built the bomb himself to instructions obtained over the internet. The device he used was described as homemade and crude although it was stable enough to be transported, and exploded with devastating effect. It was believed to have been constructed in Britain.
Abedi detonated the bomb in the foyer of the Manchester Arena on Monday night as thousands of children and their parents streamed out at the end of a concert by US pop star Ariana Grande, sending bolts and shrapnel flying into victims.
The death toll from the attack rose from 19 to 22 on Tuesday in what was the worst terrorist attack in Britain since the 7/7 attacks on London in 2005. Two girls aged eight and 18 and a 26-year-old man were the first to be named among the victims, and 59 people were hospitalised, several with life-threatening injuries including a number of teenagers. Two more victims, 15-year-old Olivia Campbell from Bury and Kelly Brewster, 32, were named in the early hours of Wednesday.
The youngest victim of Abedi's attack was Saffie Rose Roussos, eight, from near Preston. She had been to the concert with her mother, Lisa, and sister Ashlee who were both hospitalised. Her school, Tarleton community primary, described her as "a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word".
May chaired a two-hour meeting of the cabinet security committee, Cobra, in the morning and attacked the "appalling sickening cowardice" of the bomber in a Downing Street address. "We struggle to comprehend the warped and twisted mind that sees a room packed with young children not as a scene to cherish but an opportunity for carnage," May said. Campaigning in the general election was suspended.
One senior security source described Abedi's attack involving the acquisition of bomb-making materials or the construction of a viable device as "a game-changer" that has "rocked us backwards", because a successful bomb plot has not been seen in the UK since the 7/7 attacks in 2005.
Investigators have gathered CCTV footage showing Abedi approaching the foyer in in the MEN Arena, which conclusively shows the explosion was deliberate and caused by a suicide device. He was also carrying ID on him when he detonated the bomb.
In the aftermath, police raided Abedi's house in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester and carried out a controlled explosion, apparently blasting open the front door. A 23-year old man was also arrested in nearby Whalley Range, where Abdei spent some of his childhood. Armed officers also searched a block of flats in the area.
An Isis-related website claimed the attacker was "a caliphate soldier" who had killed "crusaders", although it remains unclear what links if any Abedi had to the terror group.
A second dead victim was Georgina Callender, 18, an Ariana Grande "superfan" who met the singer in 2015. She was on the second year of a health and social care course at Runshaw College in Leyland, Lancashire. Her former school, Bishop Rawstorne Church of England academy, described her as a "lovely, popular" student.
Friends of a third victim who was killed, John Atkinson, 26 and from Bury, paid tribute to "an amazing young man so kind and thoughtful". At least 15 people were also reported missing on social media by families who were plunged into what May, described as "unimaginable worry".
The Queen expressed her "deepest sympathy" to all those affected and said "the whole nation has been shocked by the death and injury". The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn warned against allowing "communities to be divided by this kind of appalling, atrocious act of violence".
Condolences flowed in from world leaders including Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, who described the attacker as "a loser".
On Tuesday evening, thousands of people filled Albert Square in front of Manchester town hall for a vigil. The home secretary, Amber Rudd, joined Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester's recently elected mayor, and Corbyn on stage where the lord mayor of Manchester, Eddy Newman, said the vigil was a chance to "express solidarity" with the victims.
Witnesses spoke of a deafening bang when the bomb exploded on the arena concourse at around 10.30pm on Monday night. Inside the auditorium, where 21,000 had watched a sell-out show, people panicked as they fled the blast, which one parent said threw them several metres across the foyer.
The emergency response involved 400 police officers and 60 ambulances which took casualties to eight different Manchester hospitals. Burnham condemned an "evil act" and praised emergency staff who rushed to the site of the blast for working through "the most difficult circumstances imaginable".
Greater Manchester deputy chief constable Ian Pilling said early on Wednesday that lifting the threat level to critical would "support our ongoing operation" and asked the people of the city to remain "vigilant" against possible further attacks.
In London, police announced a security review at all upcoming events amid fears cultural and sporting were being purposefully targeted by terrorists. On Saturday, extra armed police will patrol the FA Cup final at Wembley and at Twickenham, where the Premiership rugby final will take place.
Several concert-goers in Manchester said bag searches going into the event were cursory in some cases, although it was not clear such checks would have stopped the attacker who struck at the end of the event and on the concourse rather than in the arena.
Manchester was widely praised for its response to the attacks after several organisations opened their doors to those in need, including a Sikh temple near the concert venue.
Members of the Sikh Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib temple offered food, hot drinks and lifts to those who had been caught up in the incident and said they were on hand to comfort people who "didn't know where to turn".
Taxi drivers offered free lifts for bewildered concert-goers leaving the venue and householders offered strangers bed and board for the night over Twitter.


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It seems many of our young folks have a genuine passion for getting well. It has excited many of our old timers and disturbed a few. Passion ignites the heart in others and when I see new folks wanting to take the message of recovery and share with whoever will listen and get involved in service and our big book it is an experience I am glad I am not missing. Some of our old-timers and it just a few don't seem to care much for this as they are set in their ways and seem to be annoyed by all of this. Many as I have stated can't help but fall in love with our new folks. Surprisingly our newcomers are very respectful of AA's traditions and singleness of purpose as well. It is really a treat to witness this.
Those of us who have been here for some time need to teach and lead by example as these young folks are our future.
I witness them looking to us for direction and attending workshops and conferences and getting involved, as we were told to do when we were newcomers.
Let us help and get involved and keep our sacred fellowship alive and exciting.


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Q: How to fix issues playing audio in xcode? I have the following code in my viewcontroller. When I run, the audio doesn't play in the xcode simulator. Any advice on what I should do?
Also, I've saved anomaly.mp3 in the same directory (no sub-folders) as ViewController.m.
#import <AVFoundation/AVFoundation.h> //before viewDidLoad

NSError * error = nil;

NSURL *url = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:[[NSBundle mainBundle]
                                     pathForResource:@"anomaly"
                                     ofType:@"mp3"]];

AVAudioPlayer *audioPlayer = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc]
                              initWithContentsOfURL:url
                              error:&error];
if (error){
    NSLog(@"error: %@", [error localizedDescription]);
}

NSLog(@"test");
[audioPlayer play];

A: Try setting the audio player's volume.  You can also check the results of the "play" function, to see if things worked correctly.  The play function implicitly calls prepareToPlay.  This function can fail out for a number of reasons, irritatingly without any error object or message...
NSError * error = nil;

NSURL *url = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:[[NSBundle mainBundle]
                                     pathForResource:@"anomaly"
                                     ofType:@"mp3"]];

AVAudioPlayer *audioPlayer = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc]
                              initWithContentsOfURL:url
                              error:&error];
if (error){
    NSLog(@"error: %@", [error localizedDescription]);
} else {

    audioPlayer.volume = 50;

    if([audioPlayer play]) NSLog(@"Should be playing");
    else NSLog(@"Something weird happened"); //usually related to unavailable hardware
}

A: Keep a strong reference to the audioPlayer by declaring it as:
@property (nonatomic) AVAudioPlayer *audioPlayer;

and then use self.audioPlayer wherever you have used audioPlayer.
The problem with your code is that because your audioPlayer is just a local variable to the method, it gets deallocated by ARC as soon as your method is completed. Keeping a strong reference to it will keep the audioPlayer object and memory and your sound will keep playing as long as you don't call
[self.audioPlayer stop];

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Ferdinand Friedrich Schaal (7 February 1889 – 9 October 1962) was a German general during World War II. He commanded the 10th Panzer Division in the 1939 Invasion of Poland and directed the successful Siege of Calais in 1940. Schaal was involved in the unsuccessful 20 July plot against Adolf Hitler; for his participation in the conspiracy, he was imprisoned until the end of the war.

Career

Schaal was born on 7 February 1889 in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden. In April 1939, as part of the lead-up to the invasion of Poland, Schaal was tapped to lead the new 10th Panzer Division. He continued to command that unit through the invasions of Poland, France, and the USSR. On 16 March 1942, as the 10th Panzer Division returned to France from its bloody tour of the Eastern Front, Schaal was given the command of LVI Panzer Corps, which was also stationed in the Soviet Union. He served in that capacity until 1 August 1943, when he became Wehrmacht commander in the military district of Bohemia and Moravia.

Operation Valkyrie

His role in Operation Valkyrie was to involve subduing the Nazi Party and establishing military control over Bohemia and Moravia. On the evening of 20 July 1944, Schaal waited for clarification on how to proceed from General Friedrich Fromm, a co-conspirator in Berlin. None came, as the assassination attempt had failed and Fromm had decided to betray the other plotters. Schaal was arrested the next day on the orders of Heinrich Himmler and imprisoned. Unlike many members of the German resistance, Schaal avoided execution and survived the war.

Awards

 Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 13 July 1940 as Generalleutnant and commander of 10. Panzer-Division

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Sarah McInnes & Meghan Felt in Canada's Immigration & Citizenship Bulletin | No NAFTA? No problem - for temporary business travel, that is
By Sarah McInnes, Lawyer at McInnes Cooper,
Meghan Felt, Partner at McInnes Cooper
It's very likely that Canada's most important trading relationship is about to change as the U.S. and Canada continue to negotiate a new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Facilitating cross-border mobility between Canada and the U.S. is a key benefits of NAFTA. And while NAFTA remains vital to that cross-border immigration, its alteration – or even demise – won't necessarily end the quick and easy business travel from the U.S. to Canada. McInnes Cooper Immigration lawyers Sarah McInnes and Meghan Felt explain why in their article, "No NAFTA? No problem – for temporary business travel, that is" (PDF) as published by Thomson Reuters' Canada's Immigration & Citizenship Bulletin, No. 10, 2017.
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(Nusa Dua, October 2017) Samabe Bali Suites & Villas is delighted to announce that achieved one of the prestigious awards and honored as the Outstanding Beach Resort 2017 by Asian Lifestyle Tourism Awards 2017.
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Asia Lifestyle Tourism Awards is reflect, promotes and develop the tourism destination by providing all luxury hotel and resorts with recognition for their excellent facilities and services. This award is being organized with inclusion of more than 1000 distinguished Lifestyle Tourism destination in Asian region.


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Q: How to convert a URI to an integer drawable and add it to int[] array of drawables? I have an array of integers which stores drawables:
 menuIcons = new int[] {R.drawable.icon_default,R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45,
    R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45,R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45 };

I use this array to populate images in my list. Now the problem scenario is that for the first row I dont have an image in the draable folder but I have a URI in my database, this URI can refer to a server URL or a local URI on the SDCard or even a content provider URI. I have a function to handle displaying images from various sources.
The problem here is that I dont know how to add this URI at position 0 of my int array of drawables, or is that even possible?
As a duct-tape solution I can pass this URI to my constructor of the ListAdapter Class and detect the position 0 and display the image accordingly. But that is not a proper solution.

A: it's impossible to do what you want as an array of resource id's. The reason is simple: the image you refer to is located elsewhere and does not belong to your app's statical resources.
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you could start with something like:
Object[] menuIcons = { "some://uri", "some://other_uri", R.drawable.icon_default,R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45,
R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45,R.drawable.icn_delete_45x45 };

List<Drawable> drawables = new ArrayList<>();

for( Object ic : menuIcons ){
  switch( ic.getClass().getSimpleName() ){
    case "int":
    case "Integer":
      drawables.add( getResources().getDrawable( (int)ic );
      break;

    case "String":
      drawables.add( getDrawableFromSomeUri( (String)ic ) );
      break;

    case "URL":
      drawables.add( getDrawableFromSomeURL( (URL)ic ) );
      break;

  }
}

instead of a List you could use a Map to simplify lookup


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Charlemont Place is a row of terraced houses in Armagh, County Armagh, Northern Ireland. The buildings served as the headquarters of Armagh County Council from 1945 to 1973. They are all Grade A listed buildings.

History
The buildings, which were designed by William Murray (1789-1849) in the Georgian style, were built between 1827 and 1830. The design for each of the buildings involved a main frontage of three bays facing onto Charlemont Place; they were faced in ashlar limestone and each building featured a round headed doorway in the left bay flanked by pilasters supporting an entablature with a fanlight above; there were sash windows with cast iron balconies on the first floor. The cornice was decorated with dentils and modillions. Archiseek has described the row of houses as "one of the best Georgian terraces in Ireland outside of Dublin".

The street was named after the Lord Lieutenant of Tyrone, Francis Caulfeild, 2nd Earl of Charlemont. The buildings were initially occupied by senior military officers from Gough Barracks but later became the home of nuns from the Sacred Heart Convent in Armagh. After the Second World War, the county leaders at Armagh County Council, who had previously held their meetings in Armagh Courthouse, decided that the courthouse was too cramped to accommodate the county council in the context of the county council's increasing administrative responsibilities, especially while the courthouse was still acting as a facility for dispensing justice, and therefore chose to acquire additional premises: the location they selected was Charlemont Place, conveniently located on the opposite side of College Hill to the courthouse, and the acquisition was completed in 1945.

After the county council was abolished in 1973, the buildings became the regional office of several government departments. As a government office the buildings became a target for potential terrorist attacks and they were damaged by a car bomb in 1989.

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Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Monastery, Leh, Ladakh
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and Jammu and Kashmir
and Pilgrimage
and Religious Belief
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The Namgyal Tsemo Gompa of Ladakh was founded by King Tashi Namgyal in the early 15th century, around the year 1430. This fort was once the royal residence of the Namgyal dynasty and is flanked by some temples built in veneration of the guardian deities , these temples are still standing today, unlike the fort which is almost in ruins , temples are visited everyday by a monk who opens the doors to light the butter-filled lamps every morning and evening in adoration of the deities. This is the time one can visit the Gompa.
Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Monastery, Leh Ladakh
The palace also called Lechen Palkhar' is situated on a hill. Above the palace on the highest point of Namgyal hill stands the victory tower it was built to commemorate Ladakh's victory over the Balti Kashmir armies in the early 16th century, Dards bodies are placed under the image of Mahakala, the guardian deity to stop further invasion of Dards. At the back of the fort there are remains of much older fort , according to locals it is a Dard Castle which was built much before the Tibetan rulers came to Ladakh.
It boasts of a rich collection of some ancient manuscripts and wall paintings. One of the most treasured possessions of the monastery is a three-story high solid gold idol of Maitrieya Buddha (future Buddha, also known as the laughing Buddha). Namgyal Tsemo Monastery of Leh, Ladakh also houses a statue of Avaloketesvara and Manjushri, approximately one story high.
Gold statue of Lord Buddha at Namgyal Tsemo Gompa
In the gloomy interior, one can just make out murals of "Shakyamuni" (the historical Buddha) and Tsongkha-pa, founder of the Gelug-pa sect. The veiled central deity itself sports a shiny phallus, believed to cure infertility in women. It also enshrines nearly 10 feet high of statues of Manjushri and Avaloketesvara. The view of Leh city and valley from the top is worth spending time .
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We're rearranging all of our material to suit our new configuration with bass and drums. Things are really coming together! But as you can imagine, it's plenty of work. Of course it is also really fun. Here are some shots from our last "musica" session (we use that neologism to avoid saying the word practice).
We hope you will come see us at the Bright Box 1.12.18. Our first show in 2018 and our first show quite a while. Get your tickets now.
Hey Gem…where are you in this? Bah humbug if you are not still in the group.!
hi geo, I am the guy behind the camera! Never fear. I am still playing my fiddle and crooning along with each Bitter Liberals song!


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News & Events: Evan Werlin, M.D.
Evan C. Werlin, M.D., General Surgery Chief Resident, Beloved Colleague and Friend, Passes Away
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We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Evan C. Werlin, M.D., a rising chief resident in General Surgery, and a beloved colleague and friend. Evan Charles Werlin was born December 22, 1985 and passed peacefully May 27, 2020 following a three-year hard fought battle against a rare form of cancer. Evan excelled at everything he did; graduating from Brown University Magna cum laude, and The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; and happily became a stellar general surgery resident at UCSF. During that time, Evan received numerous awards including the prestigious Teaching [...]
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General Surgery Residents Bian Wu, Victoria Lyo, and Evan Werlin Winners in 1st NorCal ACS Laparoscopic Competition
UCSF General Surgery Residency Program - May 22, 2014
General surgery residents Bian Wu, M.D. (left), Evan Werlin, M.D. (center) and Victoria Lyo, M.D. (right), coached by Matthew Y.C. Lin, M.D., Assistant Professor Surgery, Division of General Surgery, were winners of the the first laparoscopic competition held at the Northern California Chapter of the American College of Surgeons educational meeting on May 17, 2014. The event was a regional competition between teams consisting of three residents from UCSF, Stanford, UC Davis, UCSF East Bay and UCSF Fresno. The surgical techniques were variations on tasks from the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic [...]


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https://www.chron.com/life/houston-belief/article/Bringing-ex-Anglicans-into-the-Catholic-fold-3209149.php
Bringing ex-Anglicans into the Catholic fold
By Kate Shellnutt
Published 5:12 pm CST, Thursday, February 9, 2012
Rev. Jeffrey Steenson, a former Episcopal bishop who was named the Ordinariate Chair of Saint Peter by Pope Benedict XVI, addresses the media during a press conference at Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Church Monday, Jan. 2, 2012, in Houston. This is the second ordinariate in the world for former Anglican groups, which will be held at Our Lady of Walshingham parish. The fist was established to serve England and Wales. To date, more than 100 Anglican priests have applied to be ordained Catholic priests for the ordinariate. Fr. Steenson, who is married with three children, became Catholic in December 2007. ( Johnny Hanson / Houston Chronicle ) less
Rev. Jeffrey Steenson, a former Episcopal bishop who was named the Ordinariate Chair of Saint Peter by Pope Benedict XVI, addresses the media during a press conference at Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Church ... more
Photo: Johnny Hanson
The Rev. Jeffrey Steenson's colleagues joke that during the past several years, he's gone from a church heretic to a hierarch.
Even though he has been a Catholic priest for only about three years, Steenson was Pope Benedict's pick to lead a brand-new structure for Catholic converts from Anglican churches, a position he officially takes on this weekend in Houston.
Catholic bishops and leaders from across the country will fill downtown's Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart at 3 p.m. Sunday for his installation as the head of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter.
The ordinariate consists of Catholic parishes that maintain some traditional Anglican prayers and music in services. Like most of the members of these communities, called Anglican Use parishes, Steenson used to be an Episcopalian, an Episcopal bishop, in fact.
He converted to Catholicism in 2007, after spending most of his career studying the church fathers, striving for ecumenicalism and, ultimately, feeling God put on his conscience that the Catholic Church was the "one, true, holy and apostolic" body.
A married father of three and amateur pilot, Steenson joined the church under provisions initially made for former Anglicans in the early '80s by Pope John Paul II. About that time, the first Anglican Use parishes formed in the U.S., including Our Lady of the Atonement in San Antonio and Our Lady of Walsingham in Houston, now the headquarters for Steenson's ordinariate.
The announcement came as a surprise to Steenson and members of the local parish, which years ago "had been meeting in borrowed chapels and rented warehouses. We wouldn't have imagined it would have come to this and that Houston would be the headquarters for this nationwide (ordinariate)," said Clint Brand, a parishioner at Our Lady of Walsingham and professor at the University of St. Thomas. "It's a recognition of what converts have carried with them into the Catholic Church. We can now reclaim the tradition that taught us to be Catholic."
Catholics hope their Episcopal neighbors see the initiative positively, as an unprecedented way of honoring the Anglican tradition and its core liturgy, in the Book of Common Prayer, by officially making a place for it in the Catholic Church.
"We aren't about trying to break up congregations or sheep-stealing. We respect the integrity of these communities," Steenson said. "We're not about competing for souls … . There is a desire to work together to build up church unity."
Joseph Britton, dean of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale University, said even from an Anglican perspective, this can be seen as a positive move that opens further opportunities for dialog.
"Though the first instinct may have been to think this was a poach on Anglicans by the Roman Catholic Church, one recognizes there is a more subtle ecumenical effect," said Britton, an expert in Anglican studies.
About 1,500 former Episcopalians have expressed interest in joining, and 42 Episcopal priests could be ordained by the Catholic Church as early as this summer.
Those figures aren't large enough to concern Episcopal leaders. The Rt. Rev. Andy Doyle noted that the Episcopal Diocese of Texas alone adds 200 members annually from Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches.
"I have no anxiety, and I hope that the ordinariate will be a place where some who feel spiritually homeless may find a dwelling place; and a place where others may come to a better understanding of their own Anglican heritage," he said in a statement. "I have chosen to follow God in Christ Jesus through the particular and unique church community of the Episcopal Church. I am unabashedly Episcopalian and I love my church."
Anglicans and Catholics split centuries ago, and the formation of the ordinariate is the latest move by Benedict - who took the second-ever papal trip to England in 2010 - to reach out to disaffected Anglicans who may feel connected to Catholic theology and practice. After seceding in the 1530s, the Church of England maintained many Catholic elements, including clergy titles, vestments and ritualization of the sacraments.
"While the words of the church sounded Protestant, it always looked very Catholic," said Aysha Pollnitz, a lecturer in early modern British history at Rice University.
Converts back to Catholicism describe the move as a homecoming or completion of the faith journey they began as Anglicans, but that's not the case for everyone.
"Because Anglicanism has so many strains in it, some would have disdain (toward the Catholic Church), and some would think of themselves as Catholic in theology and Catholic in orientation," said Britton, at Yale Divinity.
"It's impossible to generalize."
Unlike the Catholic Church, which falls under the centralized authority of the Pope, Anglican churches have much less structure and a wider range of beliefs, a result of the different governing structures of Roman rule and English common law, according to Britton.
Ex-Anglican Catholics often say it's this organizational difference that led to their conversion.
Some were frustrated with changes made in the Episcopal Church - the decision to ordain women or, more recently, openly gay clergy - and some over time craved a more unified, stricter sense of belief.
Brand described his conversion this way: "It's a growing awareness that everything I really loved about the Anglican Church was there in the Catholic Church. It was a hunger and a thirst for order, for authority, for the big picture."
Through the Anglican Use parishes, the Catholic Church lets ex-Episcopalians keep worshiping from the Book of Common Prayer, the quintessential and beloved Anglican text that lays out the forms of service and worship, plus gives them a sense of fellowship with other parishioners and clergy who came from Anglicanism.
"As a former Episcopalian, I can appreciate the journey they are on," said the Rev. Scott Hurd, the vicar general for the ordinariate and the chaplain to a former Episcopal parish in Maryland that joined the Catholic Church last fall.
The basic elements of Mass are the same, Hurd said, and a majority of his parishioners have thought and prayed through issues such as papal authority, devotion to Mary and other theological differences before coming into the Catholic Church.
"These people are just so excited to be Catholic, and they are bringing their Anglican heritage with them," he said.
kate.shellnutt@chron.com
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