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Full Name : Bharrat Jegdeo
Place of Birth : Unity Village, Guyana
Date of Birth : Thursday, January 23, 1964
Zodiac : Aquarius
Citizen : Guyana
Guyana Bharrat Jagdeo was a politician who was appointed President of Guyana on August 11, 1999. He served as president until December 3, 2011. Prior to becoming president, Jagdeo is the Minister of Finance. Jagdeo was appointed president when Janet Jagan, the current president, resigned for health reasons. Since then, Jadgeo won two general elections, namely in 2001 and 2006.
Since a young age, Jagdeo had been interested in politics. At the age of 13 years, Jagdeo joined the youth organization People's Progressive Party, the Progressive Youth Organisation. Three years later, Jagdeo became an official member of the PPP and not how long, finally she was featured as a local leader in the party.
Jagdeo then migrated to pursue a Master's degree in Economics at Patrice Lumumba People's Friendship University in Moscow. After the title was acquired in 1990, Jagdeo returned to Guyana and worked as an economist. In October 1993, was appointed as Minister of Finance Jagdeo Junior. A few weeks later, he was elected as the party Central Committee of PPP. Jagdeo was then increase the level of members of the Executive Committee of the PPP. In the Cabinet, Jadgeo promoted as Senior Finance Minister in May 1995. August 8, 1999, for health reasons, the president of Guyana at the time, Janet Jagan, decided to resign. He also said if Jagdeo will replace it. Jagdeo was sworn in as President of Guyana on August 11, 1999.
Jadgeo then re-elected in the general election held on August 28, 2006 by winning 54.6% of the vote. On 2 September the same year, Jagdeo was sworn in as President of Guyana for the second time. Late in 2011, Jagdeo finish twice a term of his presidency. In Guyana, the only candidate should hold a position as president in two tenure. Jagdeo also resign from the position of President of Guyana.
In his reign, Jagdeo succeeded in improving access to education, rehabilitation of the health system, the expansion of sanitation and drainage systems, the development of road transport network, water, and a large-scale air, and others. In January 2011, Guyana reportedly entered the fifth year of economic growth. International debt was reduced by almost half and foreign investment increased three-fold compared to 2006.
In recent years, the Jagdeo stressed the need for urgent international action to tackle climate change extreme. Guyana Low Carbon Development Strategy has been prepared on a national scale to protect hutam in Guyana which covers 16 million hectares. Apart from all that, apparently Jagdeo had experienced incidents of social media is not wearing the current favorite, Facebook. Because the person without permission to use their credentials to create a Facebook account in 2009 ago.
Some world leaders do have the original Facebook account to show their profiles, but Jagdeo not. And he was very disturbed by penyaruan that people do not take the responsibility. Jagdeo also take stern action against impersonation and asked the police to track down the culprit.
MS Economics, Peoples' Friendship University
President of Guyana (11-Aug-1999 to present)
Prime Minister of Guyana (9-Aug-1999 to 11-Aug-1999)
Guyana Minister of Finance (1995-99)
Guyana Minister Junior Minister of Finance (1993-95)
International Monetary Fund Board of Governors
World Bank Board of Governors
Pushkin Medal of the Russian Government
Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award from the Government of India
Champion of the Earth from the United Nations (2010)
Heroes of the Environment 2008 Time Magazine and CNN
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Q: Edit the file using sed on the fly and scp on remote host I want to use sed to edit few entries in file and in the same command i want to scp on the remote server (passwordless ssh is set up already) ...any clue ?

A: For sure there is a better solution, but as an example you could use something like this:
echo "blaasdfg\nblaasdfg\nasdfg" >testfile
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See also this post for the meaning of dash symbol:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3797795/does-mean-stdout-in-bash

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Diversity we are told is the Great Thing and division is to be avoided at all costs. After all, division is so foul a thing and it's stench so putrid that any enlightened liberal recoils at the very thought of being separated from his fellowperson, even everso briefly!
Personally, I am OK with divisive politics. There are some specific individuals in this world I would prefer to enjoy on the other side of a wall of some kind, even forever. After all, the Great Division is not too long awaiting behind the curtains so we might as well begin the process here and now.
Another election looms in Canada, land of snowmen and ice castles and the time is short. Those of us, and a mighty frozen throng we are, who wish to see Justin return to his former role of part-time drama teacher, have to work extra hard in the meantime, "interfering" in Canadian politics. I'm OK with that too, even in fact if some of you on other soils decide to join in the fray. After all, politics has become an international exercise, with election results impacting people in foreign countries continually. Why shouldn't we all interfere in foreign politics? I can't think of a single reason. Lord knows, Open Borders certainly has no misgivings about it!
Almost everyone recognizes by now that handing Canada's sovereignty over to the United Nations is a recipe for massive immigration from the middle east. And as those of us who follow European news on the great internet well know, this misguided compassion for mountains of young male "refugees" comes at an enormous financial cost, and even at times in the spilled blood and virginity of our youngest and brightest.
I am not without pity for the genuinely afflicted, but why is our Great Chairman so blinded to the plight of white South African farmers, who are being slaughtered in the most gruesome ways and having their land stolen from beneath them by a viciously racist, governing authority? Can't we offer them a fresh start here in Canada as well?
Or what about the christians all over the middle east and Nigeria especially who are currently being murdered in great numbers mostly by adherents of that unmentionable so admired equal religion? Would they appreciate a home in a democratic, tolerant country, rich in resources?
If millions of people are fleeing the middle east specifically, could there be a reason for that?
What we need to oust the PM and his tribe of trained walruses is a wedge issue and even more to the point a poster child for mass immigration from conflict countries and for that, we need look no further than France, England and Germany. Great countries, built on principles of kindness, generosity and hard work. Now being destroyed by a foolish disregard for which individuals are being let in the door. A great foolishness shared by one Justin Trudeau.


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After years of back-and-forth, it was clear was the only option was to do it themselves. Jeanine spent six years spending three weeks in Dallas, three weeks in Wichita so she could get the best possible training for her son, Cooper.
She didn't want any other parent to feel the way she did for so long - all kids deserve to get the help they need. So, in 2000 Fundamental Learning Center was created and the impact began.
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The Manual & remote however, do need help.
I purchased this receiver at A&B Sound (Edmonton)in Alberta Canada on 09/21/01. The Denon AVR-3802 replaced my aging Yamaha RXV-2092 receiver.
Whether watching DTS ES 6.1 dvd's like "Gladiator", or Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtracks... all sound very nearly like the THX theatres I've watched my favorite movies in. The seven 110W/ch amplifiers drive my Paradigm Monitor speakers at reference listening levels without a hint of strain or distortion or clipping. The matrix surroundback channel decoder works very well with 5.1 soundtracks. It is also a nice option to have the two pairs of surround left/right speaker outputs to accomidate either direct radiating or dipole speakers for music and movies. The DTS Neo:6 music mode is very natural sounding and enjoyable with all music genres! The component video inputs pass thru 480i,480p,720p & 1080i signals without any visible signal degradation or coloring.
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San Diego was such a chilled friendly environment, embracing the eclectic bunch which descended on it for a week of mayhem. The place is massive. I attempted a planned approach. That lasted about an hour. What followed was two days of darting from room to room, catching as much as I could.
It was great meeting publishers and fans to share thoughts and ideas with. The comic was handed out here and there, so I hope to get some feedback from the readers in the future.
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San Francisco Superintendent Carlos Garcia took a first stab at putting his mark on city schools Tuesday with a plan that pushes the district to face racism and classism head on.
The district's strategic plan adopted by the school board 6-0 Tuesday night focuses on reversing the typical academic outcomes for black, Hispanic and poor students.
Yes – it is so much more important to face racism and classism (are you kidding me? I haven't heard this word much before) than do that ugly stuff like actually teaching kids to read and write and cipher. *aside* Does anybody actually know their guzintas any more? Jethro Bodine on the Beverly Hillbillies knew his guzintas. Four guzinta eight two times!
Each school will be judged by how well it "serves each and every student based on that school's ability to disrupt the historically predictive power of racial, ethnic, linguistic and socio-economic student attributes," according to the plan.
Successful programs would be identified and worked into other schools.
So somehow the number of teachers with working laptops with the latest and greatest in software will indicate whether racism is defeated in the schools? I hardly think so, and neither does anyone who wasn't taught by the idiots in the DCSPR school system apparently. It is a nice little piece of bling for the teachers – but I would certainly be interested in knowing how their possesion of a laptop with lots of cool software will make black kids and white kids (any of these left in SF schools?) and hispanic kids not hate each other in subtle and obvious ways.
So at least part of this "initiative" is to get nice toys for the union boys and girls. And can you imagine any more secure and pension-increasing position than to be on the never-ending committee that is to be tasked with defining how schools are to meet criteria that will make them "fully integrated racially, ethnically and socio-economically"? There will need to be subcommittees for race, ethnicity and socio-economic standards with sub-subcommittees based on all the different skin colors that must be accommodated. There will need to be visits to many many different locations in the United States and around the world to see how other cultures interact and define themselves ethnically and racially. More toys for the boys and girls in a never-ending search for nirvanna. Won't it be a wonderful day when you can specify just how many left-handed, lesbian, Hispanics of Central American descent are required to define your school as fully integrated? That it will never actually be able to be defined doesn't mean that spending hundred of thousands of tax dollars in a search for it shouldn't be undertaken.
Voting in school elections is certainly a great way to prevent racism and classism (?). Interesting that mandating a percentage of left-handed lesbians of Hispanic Central American descent actually be candidates isn't part of the program yet. But I'm sure that will come after the bureaucrats are done defining just what that percentage means for full integration. And making sure the little turd-producers vote in student elections means that they will get experience in understanding just how futile voting is to changing anything. The popular kids get the positions and the nerds just get laughed at – this is the lesson to be learned from voting in student government elections. And knowing this will also prevent them from voting in real elections that keep edu-crats in power is a nice side-effect.
And finally, there's a number that might actually define just how large a potential garbage collector population might exist in the future – dropout rates. What this has to do with preventing racism might say more about the prejudice in those setting up these measurements. However, civilization will always need garbage collectors so making sure that there is a big enough potential pool of applicants by ensuring that the correct percentage of dropouts are present is important for the ongoing maintenance of San Francisco.
I mean honestly – does anybody in their right mind believe that any of these measurements will reduce racism or classism? The rich kids know they are rich and the poor ones will know who has the most toys and money. The color of their skin will separate kids – it did in the past and it will in the future. Its rather hard how to keep these things from happening without blinding every child so they can't see skin color. And then taking all money from every parent in the Republic and making sure each and very person has exactly the same amount. Funny – but you wouldn't put the latter past them. And who knows about blinding every child – maybe that's what they want instead of No Child Left Behind.
The taxpayers money in San Francisco will continue to be wasted effectively according to this plan. Too bad about the poor students who will end up with a diploma they can't read. But they will be indoctrinated about how their skin color makes them a victim!
It's a really horrible idea to denounce Middle America in San Francisco, but luckily the reverse isn't true. McCain could bash San Francisco all he wants while in Pennsylvania, and that certainly wouldn't hurt his chances in a national election. Pretty much the whole country considers San Francisco to be full of weird, useless people. The city is a punchline. The only ones who don't consider it full of freaks are those who live there… and even half of them have to suspect something.
Editor – Why is it that residents of Marin County and San Francisco are being asked to replace a piece of an official U.S. highway?
At the point just before U.S. 101 crosses north, over the Golden Gate Bridge, it is called Doyle Drive, but it is still U.S. 101. Why are local counties being asked to replace a federal highway?
For the amount of money that is spent on the war in Iraq in one and a half weeks, all the repairs and improvements to the U.S. highways, recommended by the Federal Highway Administration, could be made. But that is who is supposed to make the repairs and improvements, the federal government; it's a federal highway.
Like everything else, President Bush doesn't want to take responsibility for that either.
1. You are the idiots who drive on the stupid road all the time so why shouldn't you pay to fix it?
2. Bush Derangement Syndrome – while I'm sure President Bush thinks about the roads in Marin County as one of his top priorities, why in the world have you and your elected representatives allowed your main transportation artery to deteriorate to some desperate point? Clean up the turds in your own back yard sister.
3. Isn't it nice to believe in the Federal Government road-fixing fairy? Who apparently will come and apply buckets of money to your roads without it costing you even one penny? Do YOU pay any federal taxes, Miss Liberal Loony?
4. I thought liberals loved taxes. And you can't get any deeper blue than the Democratic Communist People's Republic. Why aren't you volunteering to re-mortgage your house in order to give the money to the government? Isn't that what you want everybody else to do?


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Mooween State Park, October
Mid-October in Connecticut is an exercise in delayed gratification. Social media (and, you know, regular media) is saturated with spectacular photographs of peak foliage in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine, and it feels like the whole world has burst into beautiful glowing flames and everyone else is out frolicking in the splendor. But here in Connecticut, we still have some days, even weeks, to wait.
It is true that you can't step outside without spotting a tree that's turned a shade of shimmering peach or tangerine, and that here and there, in a vine wrapped around a tree trunk or a branch reflected in a pond, is a dash of brilliant red. But too many of our trees are still wearing their summer green for it to really feel like fall. If you're impatient, or prone to Instagram-induced FOMO, you might start to wonder if we'll ever get the full-on foliage, or if all the drama will pass us by.
But every year I have to remind myself that it would be a shame if I failed to appreciate this moment. The beauty of these subtle colors, these golden woods with pale streaks of pink and orange, is highly underrated.
At Mooween State Park on Red Cedar Lake in Lebanon, I found a trail surrounded by yellow leaves. By the shore, and high up in the trees, there were hints of bolder colors to come.
This park was once a camp for boys, Camp Mooween, and it's a fitting place to attempt to capture the essence of early autumn on camera. It was here, in 1922, that a teacher and inventor named Barney "Cap" Girden introduced a 13-year-old named Edwin Herbert Land to the science behind polarization, demonstrating how "a filter fashioned from a clear calcite crystal...screened light waves to eliminate the glare from a tabletop." Land would remain obsessed with light and reflection, and go on become an inventor, an advisor to President Eisenhower on military technology, and the founder of Polaroid.
For purposes of this post, it would be a better story if Land had been inspired to create the instant camera by the sight of Red Cedar Lake's early autumn leaves. And who knows, if summer camps were fall camps, perhaps he would have been.
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Today they just launched a new version of their website, the third iteration. It comes with better structure and easy navigation so you can find exactly what you're looking for right of the bat. Give it a look and let them know what you think.


Although 58% of Lakia's 10,000 residents are children, Lakia has no public library. The Mobile Library Project was set up in 2000 to provide children in Lakia and the unrecognized villages in the area with an opportunity to read and exchange books to improve their reading skills, instill a love of reading and facilitate their educational achievement.
Three days a week, the Mobile Library travels in Lakia and the unrecognized villages of Abu Kef, Owajan and Alatresh, all of which are denied municipal services. At each stop enthusiastic children check out books in Arabic, Hebrew and English. Volunteer university students organize story hours and operate the library in exchange for a small stipend. We estimate that the library reaches some 1,750 children of all ages.
Future plans for the Mobile Library include extending operations to a full week, the expansion of library visits to more unrecognized villages for the benefit of even more children, development of an area for games, and the procurement of new books.


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Y. Liu, Z. Jin. , W. Rui, and H. Chengguang, "Performance improvement of induction motor current controllers in field-weakening region for electric vehicles," IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 28, no. 5, pp. 2468-2482, 2013.
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Brian Bushway lost his sight to optic nerve atrophy when he was 14 years old. Despite the loss of site, Brian finished high school, graduated from Pepperdine University, and pursued solo mountain biking. Via the Braille Institute, he met Daniel Kish, an expert in human echolocation, who inspired him. Kish helped him change his sense of what's possible. Brian has gone on to become "the world's best totally blind mountain biker" (per Mountain Bike Action Magazine).
Currently, Brian serves as a Perceptual Navigation Instructor for World Access for the Blind, teaching persons of all ages how to echolocate or "see with sound." He has worked with many other organizations to create blind mobility programs and education courses based on FlashSonar™, Perceptual Navigation, and family coaching.
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For the second year in a row we celebrated my kids' birthdays with a joint boy-girl party. My daughter's birthday is mid-November and my son's is 6 days before Christmas - not easy times to plan parties! So, for as long as I can, I'm going to throw one joint party. It's easier for time management and allows me to spend a little more money and effort on one bigger party. Last year we had a Barnyard Bash. This year we went under the sea for a Mermaid & Pirate themed party.
The party was from 2 to 4 in the afternoon so I didn't put much attention or effort into providing a lot of food. Call me a pregnant lady with a sweet tooth, but my attention was on providing lots of delicious desserts. The food table had "Sushi" (turkey sandwich rolls), Goldfish, and Fruit Salad. We had "Pirate Punch" (Capri-Suns) and Water for the pirates and mermaids to drink.
And for the good stuff... the desserts! We didn't do a cake and instead did a sweets table with lots of choices.
We had Cupcakes, "Starfish" Rice Krispies Treats, Sugar Cookies shaped like mermaid tales, pirate hats, shells and starfish, Chocolate Covered Oreos, Cake Pops, and Swedish Fish (of course!).
We encouraged guests to take home some of the left over goodies (and there were plenty).
As soon as kids arrived, they got decked out and dressed up like either a Mermaid or a Pirate. The Mermaid costumes - a felt tail and crown - were handmade by my mom and were just perfect! The pirate costumes were from Little Tikes. Having the kids get in character was a blast and all the kids really got into it. They gave each other pirate names and said "Arrgh!" a lot.
Once dressed, the kids Decorated Pirate Masks I found at Michael's for $1 a piece. I thought it would take up all of 3 minutes, but the kids actually sat around the table and colored for a while. It was a good activity to have kids doing at the beginning while everyone was arriving and getting dressed.
Next we played a last minute addition to the party called Cannon Ball Pop. The goal of the game is to pop everyone else's cannon ball (dark colored balloon tied to your ankle) and be the last one with a balloon. I wasn't sure how well the game would go considering the kids were definitely on the young side of the target audience for the game. But, it was a huge success and totally hysterical. The kids got into it and were totally good sports about it.
Our "big" game of the day was a Treasure Hunt. We took advantage of having the party at the Community Center of our neighborhood and sent them on a hunt around the area. We made a treasure map that showed the location of three clues and also the treasure chest. The clues spelled out the words "A Pirate's Life For Me" and the kids had to yell those magic words to get the treasure chest to open. My husband was the hunt-leader and I think he had as much fun as the kids.
The treasure chest had beaded necklaces, jewel rings, gold coins and, my favorite, Pirate's Booty. I happen to think that's totally funny and clever - yes, it was my idea.
The party was worth all the planning and time and effort when my daughter said, "This is my most favorite party ever." Here are some of the happy mermaids and pirates at the end of the day - remind me next year to get a group photo early in the party!


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Garrett James photo Surrey Eagles captain Ty Westgard is aiming for a strong second half of the season, and a long playoff run, in his final year of junior hockey.
Longtime Surrey Eagle Ty Westgard seeks success in final year of junior hockey
20-year-old Semiahmoo Minor Hockey alum looks to lead team back into win column
Nick Greenizan
Nov. 15, 2018 11:30 a.m.
By nearly every measure, Ty Westgard is having a great season for the Surrey Eagles.
The 20-year-old leads his team in scoring, and his offensive numbers – 33 points in 23 games so far – have had him perched at or near the top of the BC Hockey League's scoring leaders since the first week of the season; he's currently tied for fifth, five points shy of leader Kevin Wall of the Chilliwack Chiefs.
But what the well-travelled Semiahmoo Minor Hockey alum really wants – more than any point total – is team success in his final season of junior hockey eligibility. So far this year, that has largely eluded Westgard and his teammates, as the Eagles – who made it to the second round of playoffs last year – have struggled to a 6-19-0-1 (win-loss-overtime loss-shootout loss) record.
Last weekend, Surrey lost road games to Wenatchee and West Kelowna, before dropping a 10-2 game to Chilliwack on Monday afternoon.
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"It's been tough because we went up last year, and now we're struggling a bit again," he said. "But that's hockey – I think we have a way better team than our record shows right now. We've just had a lot of adversity – guys out with injuries, that kind of stuff."
Though he's had a few stints in the Western Hockey League interspersed with his BCHL career, Westgard – who was named captain before the start of the season – is the team's longest serving player, and is the only one left who experienced Surrey's back-to-back single-digit win seasons between 2014-'16.
Going through that – as well as dealing with adversity during his first go-round in the WHL – has only further cemented the high-scoring forward's resolve and determination to end his final season with his hometown team on a good note.
"Early on when I was here, we had some struggles – a couple bad years, but I thought last year we got back on our feet. Making the playoffs was great… and this being my last year, I obviously want to try and win a championship. That's always the goal – that's why you play, and we haven't lost sight of that," he said.
If nothing else, Westgard – whose father, Chuck, is the team owner and president – is used to dealing with adversity. After slogging through the two aforementioned difficult seasons, Westgard, then 17, left the BCHL for major-junior, joining the Victoria Royals.
However, a serious hand injury limited him to just 23 games over the course of a season and a half. He was traded to the Portland Winterhawks in the 2016/17 season, which prompted him to return home to the Eagles' nest.
Last season, Westgard – whose WHL rights had since been traded to the Everett Silvertips – joined his new WHL team for two playoff games after Surrey's season came to an end, before returning to Surrey again for this season.
"It's always a little nerve-racking when you go to a new team… it's tough being the new face, but hockey players are great and after a week, you always feel like you're part of the team," he said.
Despite bouncing between teams and dealing with injuries, Westgard looks upon his WHL experience as a positive one.
"I had the hand injury… and that was really tough, being out that long. It sucks when you want to be out there so bad but you just can't," he said. "But I think overcoming adversity always makes you better. I learned a lot about persistence and just the will to keep competing.
"Victoria was a great organization, too. I had a lot of fun there and met some guys I'll probably be friends with for life, but it just wasn't a good fit for me, hockey-wise."
Now back with the Birds, Westgard – who posted 70 points in 56 games last season – has taken on an even bigger offensive role, helping to make up for the loss of key offensive contributors from last year who have moved on, including top-six forwards, and Semiahmoo Peninsula natives, John Wesley and Jeff Stewart.
"That's junior – you lose guys every year. I don't really feel more pressure, but maybe a little more responsibility," Westgard said. "But everyone chips in, and a lot of the younger guys, it takes a few games to get used to the speed and get your confidence up, and recently some of them have started to put the puck in the net a little bit more."
Eagles head coach Peter Schaefer – who said Westgard is "naturally gifted" when it comes to offence – said while he's been impressed with the offensive abilities of not just Westgard, but a handful of veterans including Westgard's linemate Chase Stevenson, he's been pushing all of them to contribute even more.
Schaefer admitted that the coaches have leaned a little heavily than expected on said veterans due to the rash of injuries the team has suffered of late.
"Ty's off to a good start, putting up a lot of numbers, but we're trying to get him to lead in other ways, too – not only getting points, but not turning over pucks, not taking penalties. We're trying to get that installed not just in Ty, but in all our leaders," Schaefer said. "Once we do that, I think we'll have some success."
In the meantime, Westgard said he'll continue to focus on pushing his team to more victories, while trying to soak in every moment along the way.
"It's been five years and it's gone by really quick," he said.
"When you're younger, everyone said the time goes quickly and you just kind of say, 'Yeah, yeah.' But it does fly by. These are supposed to be the best days of your life, so going out on a competitive run or a championship would mean a lot."
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Vatican Office Rebuffs St. Louis Catholic Teachers
Elementary School Teachers Appeal Ruling From Rome in Dispute Over Forming Union
By Mary Ann Zehr
The Vatican has dismissed on a technicality a complaint that the St. Louis-based Association of Catholic Elementary Educators filed in August charging that the head of the Archdiocese of St. Louis was violating church law by not permitting teachers in Roman Catholic elementary schools to unionize.
The association had argued that Archbishop Raymond L. Burke broke church law by writing in a June 9, 2004, letter that "neither the archdiocese nor individual parishes will recognize or bargain collectively with any organization as a representative of teachers." ("St. Louis Catholic School Teachers Seek Union," Nov. 24, 2004.)
For nine years, the association has sought recognition from the archdiocese as a union.
Archbishop Burke sent his letter after elementary school teachers had informed the pastors of 10 schools in the archdiocese that they wanted to hold union elections.
The Congregation for Catholic Education, the church department in Rome that handles education matters for the Vatican, responded to the association's complaint in a Feb. 1 decision that said the congregation addresses only "singular administrative acts." Archbishop Burke's statement, according to the letter from the Vatican, doesn't qualify as such an act because it is a general decree applying to all parties in the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
Mary Chubb, the president of the St. Louis teachers' association, said she doesn't understand how the Vatican could conclude that Archbishop Burke's statement regarding negotiating with teachers isn't a singular act, because the archdiocese has permitted teachers in its high schools to unionize but hasn't done the same for elementary school teachers.
Reasoning Questioned
She said the association used that argument in an appeal it filed with the Congregation for Catholic Education after receiving its decision.
George Henry, the superintendent of education for the St. Louis Archdiocese, said he couldn't shed any light on whether Archbishop Burke's statement is a singular administrative act or general decree. "It's the first time I've heard that terminology. I don't know what any of those terms mean," he said. "It's really between the association and Rome."
Ms. Chubb speculated that the congregation used a technicality to reject the complaint "to avoid the essential issue of recognition of these elections, the association, and commencing negotiations."
She added: "We've been told [church officials] have a reputation for protecting each other and they don't want to slap the bishop's hand."
Vol. 24, Issue 24, Page 6
Published in Print: February 23, 2005, as Vatican Office Rebuffs St. Louis Catholic Teachers
"St. Louis Catholic School Teachers Seek Union," November 24, 2004.
"Catholic Teachers See Limited Union Activity," October 1, 2003.
"Catholic Teachers Start Union in St. Louis," October 9, 1996.


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