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John Silander, Carl Schlichting, Cindi Jones and Kent Holsinger
Meeting time: Wednesdays 4 - 6:30 p.m.
Location: Bamford Room TLS 171B.
Background Information
Science, conservation, and social conflict in South Africa
The University of Connecticut Academic Plan "emphasizes the need to build on our strengths in human rights, education, and environmental research and to prepare our students for work and personal success as participants in an internationalized economy and an increasingly diverse society." A faculty/student study group focused on the relationships between conservation and human rights in South Africa will serve these needs particularly well. The natural biological communities of the Western Cape region of South Africa are as diverse as those of tropical rainforests, but they face threats from climate change and economic development. The legacy of apartheid has left the equally diverse human society of South Africa with great inequality, which can lead to conflicts between conservation and human rights.
"At Greenmarket Square in the center of [Cape Town], an old man exclaimed: "They are very quick to put out the fire when the mountain is burning, but when our shacks burn you never see them. They care about the birds and the tortoises and the antelopes more than they care about human beings." Two flower sellers in voluminous Cape Malay robes quickly admonished him, "They've got to protect our proteas, old man!"" ( Zakes Mda, "South Africa's Fire Kingdom", New York Times, 29 November 2009; http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/29/opinion/29mda.html)
Purpose The study group will explore how efforts to conserve biodiversity in South Africa intersect with efforts to promote human rights and economic development. Its purpose is to introduce students to South Africa as a case study in the intersection of scientific, conservation, and human rights issues. Its conservation focus will be on plants and habitats, reflecting the ecological expertise of the faculty involved. Its human rights focus will focus on the social and political development of South Africa from the Anglo-Boer war at the turn of the 20th century to the present.
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Canonical today announced a new version of Ubuntu designed specifically for smartphones to power everything from entry-level handhelds to "high-end superphones" that double as PCs.
The move by Canonical was long expected, although it is coming late to a market already dominated by the iPhone and Android-based devices. Ubuntu for phones isn't a whole new operating system. Instead, it is a "smartphone interface" for Ubuntu. This helps Ubuntu differentiate from other phone operating systems by Voltron-ing itself into a full-fledged PC when docked to a monitor, mouse, and keyboard.
Ubuntu has previously been in the smartphone game with Android devices that become a modified Ubuntu PC when docked. This didn't make much of an impact, as the most prominent such device—the Motorola Atrix and lapdock—has been discontinued.
Ubuntu for Android is a separate product, which Canonical will continue to maintain. The newly announced version of Ubuntu will run on smartphones without any reliance on Android, however. This helps fulfill founder Mark Shuttleworth's promise of having Ubuntu become one operating system from phones to supercomputers.
There will be many challenges, primarily getting hardware partners on board. Canonical's press release today included supporting quotes from ARM and the makers of the Qt application framework, but none from smartphone manufacturers. On a new webpage describing Ubuntu for phones, Canonical tries to lure phone makers with the promise that "[w]e have the needs of network operators, OEMs, and ODMs in mind in bringing Ubuntu to the phone. It offers great performance on handsets with a low bill of materials, while opening up new opportunities for phone and PC convergence at the top end of the market."
Canonical will share more details this afternoon in a press conference and we will update this story with more information. For now, here is more of what we know.
The Ubuntu interface will feature the following:
1. Edge magic: thumb gestures from all four edges of the screen enable users to find content and switch between apps faster than other phones.
2. Deep content immersion—controls appear only when the user wants them.
3. A beautiful global search for apps, content, and products.
4. Voice and text commands in any application for faster access to rich capabilities.
5. Both native and Web or HTML5 apps.
6. Evolving personalized art on the welcome screen.
Entry-level Ubuntu phones will require a 1Ghz Cortex A9 processor and between 512MB and 1GB of memory, while the high-end superphones that double as PCs will require a quad-core A9 or Intel Atom processor and at least 1GB RAM.
Canonical will try to avoid the type of fragmentation that affected Android by providing "engineering services to offload the complexity of maintaining multiple code bases… freeing the manufacturer to focus on hardware design and integration," the company said. "For silicon vendors, Ubuntu is compatible with a typical Android Board Support Package (BSP). This means Ubuntu is ready to run on the most cost-efficient chipset designs."
Canonical also said Ubuntu for phones "doesn't have the overhead of a Java virtual machine, so all core applications run at full native speeds with a small memory footprint." A QML toolkit and sample application are available for developers to download. A forthcoming Ubuntu software development kit will make it easier to build applications that run on both the desktop and phone.
The Ubuntu Software Centre will be extended to phones for use as an app store, but sadly it sounds like Ubuntu phones will get some of the same carrier-built apps that come with many Android devices and are generally useless. Canonical said, "Ubuntu offers compelling customization options for partner apps, content, and services. Operators and OEMs can easily add their own branded offerings. Canonical's personal cloud service, Ubuntu One, provides storage and media services, file sharing and a secure transaction service which enables partners to integrate their own service offerings easily."
Web apps will also play a big role, with Canonical's "unique Web app system [that] lets you quickly adapt any Web property for installation as an app on the phone, running independently of the browser, with its own icon and access to system services."
In addition to low-cost smartphones, Ubuntu will help OEMs build a "single enterprise superphone" that converges phone, PC, and thin client into one (in Canonical's words). Canonical noted that Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo all certify the majority of their PCs to run Ubuntu, but it did not say whether any of these companies plan to make any smartphone/PC hybrids using Ubuntu. That will be one of the things we'll try to find out at this afternoon's press conference, along with timing on when an Ubuntu phone will actually hit the market.
UPDATES: Here are a few more tidbits we've learned from Canonical's press conference:
- No carriers and handset makers were announced, but Shuttleworth is aiming for a phone to be released in the last quarter of 2013 or the first quarter of 2014.
- Given that Ubuntu is open source, a full Ubuntu image that can run on a Galaxy Nexus will be available within a few days or weeks.
- Ubuntu 14.04 (the release in April 2014) will be one image that works across phones, tablets, and desktops.
- Ubuntu for Android is not dead. "We do expect Ubuntu for Android to ship on marquee devices in 2013, and it will have a multi-year lifecycle," Shuttleworth said. "It enables our partners and ourselves to start opening up the convergence superphone market where you have a phone that can also be a desktop when you'd dock it, without losing some of the things you value in Android itself."
- Building a market for phones that double as PCs has "been a long and slow process because it's essentially a category that doesn't exist today," Shuttleworth said.
- Canonical gave reporters some hands-on time with an Ubuntu phone prototype in London today, and will do the same next week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.


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On Thursday, Shares of Palatin Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: PTN) expressed a change of 0.58% and is currently trading at $0.76. The stock exchanged hands with 257,796 numbers of shares compared to its average daily volume of 2.13M shares. When trading is lighter than usual, it is said to be "thin." When there's more trading than usual, it is called "heavy trading." Volume is the basic fuel of the market since stocks move up or down in price only when shares are trading hands.
The market capitalization (Stock Price Multiply by Total Number of Outstanding Shares) for the company is reported at $135.42M. The company has its outstanding shares of 178.54M. Outstanding shares refer to a company's stock presently held by all its shareholders, counting share blocks held by institutional shareholders and restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders. After a recent check, it is observed that the insiders for the firm currently own 4.40% shares. There has been an observed change of 0.00% in the ownership of the shares in the past six months. However, the institutional investors are observed to own 10.30% of the total shares. During last 3 month period, 1.11% of total institutional ownership has changed in the company shares.
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Looking into last 5 trades, the stock observed a return of almost -6.36%. However, 22.36% over the last one month, 84.10% for the last quarter and year to date performance stands at 50.17%.
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ATR value of the company was 0.06 and Relative Strength Index (RSI) was 57.33. The stock volatility for the week was 7.09% while for the month was 7.99%. The stock was trading at a distance of -15.08% from its 52-week highs and stands 167.59% away from its 52-week lows. PTN's latest closing price was 70.16% away from the average price of 200 days while it maintained a distance of 23.41% from the 50 Day Moving Average and -1.14% away compared to its SMA 20.
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Doors ajar for top prospects after Deadline deals
Red Sox top prospect Xander Bogaerts wasn't included in any blockbuster non-waiver Trade Deadline deal on Wednesday. Neither was Astros outfield prospect George Springer, with Houston adding young talent rather than trading it away. But that doesn't mean the pair wasn't impacted by the Deadline activity.
Bogaerts, ranked No. 6 on MLB.com's recently re-ranked Top 100 prospects list, and Springer, coming in at No. 27, both could have big league doors open for them thanks to deals their parent organizations made. The two teams approached the Deadline at opposite ends of the spectrum, with Boston trying to add big league talent to make a playoff push in the American League East and Houston continuing to look toward the future by adding more talent to one of the deepest systems in baseball.
There's no question that any conversation Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington had about big deals involved Bogaerts, the organization's No. 1 prospect, and it would be an easy conclusion to draw that the Red Sox were Deadline winners because they were able to add talent without dealing the talented infielder or anyone from their Top 20. Boston had to deal Jose Iglesias to get the arm it wanted, but the defensive wizard was likely deemed tradable, because Bogaerts, who has been holding his own as a 20-year-old at Triple-A Pawtucket, was waiting in the wings. The Red Sox, for their part, don't want to put Bogaerts up on a pedestal just yet.
"He's in the discussion," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. "But the fact is, he's still non-roster, and we wanted to preserve a spot in the event something else happened. So now, we're just kind of letting the dust settle a little bit. That doesn't suggest that his move or his recall or purchase of his contract is imminent.
"But he's doing a very good job, and he's played third of late trying to get some exposure there. We're just trying to cover everything that we can do in Pawtucket, if in fact he's the guy, which, right now, he's not. That's just a normal preparation."
Those games at third could enhance his chances of getting an opportunity to provide a spark in Boston down the stretch. The Red Sox's depth chart currently has Stephen Drew at shortstop and Brandon Snyder at third, with Brock Holt recalled on Wednesday to take Iglesias' spot on the 25-man roster. Bogaerts has more potential than any of the current options on the left side of the infield. If Will Middlebrooks gets his confidence back and reclaims the hot corner, Bogaerts is an option at short.
If Middlebrooks isn't ready to get the job done, Bogaerts could step in at third -- a spot many felt he'd eventually play in the future. Last summer, Manny Machado provided a huge boost to the Orioles at third base and many see Bogaerts providing the same kind of spark for Boston.
The Astros sent Justin Maxwell to Kansas City before the Deadline, getting a quality pitching prospect, Kyle Smith, in return. It also potentially creates an opening in the outfield for Springer, ranked No. 3 on Houston's extremely stacked Top 20 list. Springer's been absolutely raking at Triple-A Oklahoma City, with a 1.148 OPS in 31 games prior to Wednesday's action. He's just one home run away from a 30-30 season in the Minors, and he brings a lot of energy to the field and the dugout.
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|Josh Hader, L.J. Hoes
|13, 18
|Danry Vasquez
|Kyle Smith
|Grant Green
|Matt Stites
|Olt, Edwards
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Maxwell was a fourth outfielder type in Houston, but if and when Springer gets the call, he won't be asked to serve in that role. That might be the only thing that delays Springer's callup. When the Astros do bring up Springer, they'll want him to play every day and be ready to stay for the long haul. He's played center field almost exclusively, though he's seen some time in right and he'd be an upgrade over the current options on the 25-man roster.
It would also allow one of the other outfielders -- Robbie Grossman, Brandon Barnes or Marc Krauss -- to fill a more suitable backup outfielder role, though it doesn't look like any move is imminent, either with Springer or top Astros prospect Jonathan Singleton.
"They're [in] Triple-A, and that's where they'll stay for now," Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow said. "We're excited about both Singleton and Springer and feel that their time will come."
While Bogaerts and Springer are the best examples of young players who could get a better opportunity post-Deadline, they are far from alone. Iglesias was getting some playing time in Boston at third, but he could get a chance to move back to shortstop full-time in Detroit if the Jhonny Peralta suspension comes down.
With Ian Kennedy headed to San Diego, there are openings in the D-backs' rotation that will be filled by the eventual returns of Brandon McCarthy and Trevor Cahill. Zeke Spruill, who saw some Major League time in the bullpen this year, is getting the start against the Rangers on Thursday. If there are any other injury issues, though, perhaps Tyler Skaggs, who was sent down following his most recent start, will get another chance to stick in the big leagues. And Arizona has a host of intriguing options at Double-A Mobile, starting with top prospect Archie Bradley.
Grant Green is now listed as the Angels' No. 3 prospect and was officially sent to Triple-A Salt Lake, with Chris Nelson recalled to replace Alberto Callaspo on the 25-man roster. But the versatile Green should get a chance to get a longer look than the 15-at-bat debut he had with Oakland this season.
Mike Olt was the only Top 100 prospect to get traded, coming in at No. 63. The Cubs likely will want him to get his bearings and try to find some consistency at Triple-A Iowa after a rough season. There's no one blocking his path at third like there was in Texas, so if the slugging right-handed hitter can get on track, he could return to the big leagues at some point, even if it's not until September.
Evaluating the success of Deadline deals is often something that can't be done effectively for a number of years. But if these prospects are able to take advantage of these new opportunities, they could supply some very early returns.


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I would just like to share this. It appears that I am today banned at E-Sangha for certain postings critical of their rules that "one must not question rebirth".
Please see the email I received, and my response (below). Furthermore, you may wish to read the entire thread.
http://www.lioncity.net/buddhism/index. ... opic=58952
We have no secrets here at Treeleaf. Of course, if someone is operating a forum on Tibetan Buddhism or Soto Zen Buddhism or Catholicism, then they have the right to limit discussion to Tibetan doctrine, Master Dogen or the Trinity (I mean, Treeleaf is pretty much about 'Shikantaza' and Master Dogen as it is a Soto Zen Sangha).
However, if someone purports to be facilitating a public forum open to all Buddhists, and to have one category within it open to discussion of "Soto Zen Buddhism", then I suggest that they may not impose their personal view onto discussion there.
Gassho, Jundo
I just received this unbelievable message from the "Voice of the Buddha" ...
Venerable Sir,Dear Member jundotreeleaf,
This is just a reminder to please be familiar with and abide by all forum rules, and especially note the following:
3) Membership is open to those who seek to learn and discuss Buddhist
principles and traditions. It is not an arena for those who lack
goodwill and those who defame the Dharma.
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Equating that belief in rebirth is superstition or not Buddha Dharma and suggesting that Buddha was not enlightened and was merely a human and fallible teacher is not in accordance with out Board Guidelines.
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I will remind you that I am an ordained, fully kosher Soto Zen Priest posting exclusively to the Soto Zen Buddhist board and no place else. Please keep you Honorable Personage within your own Respected Tradition. Furthermore, I am not doing anything more than professing my view of what the Buddha taught (and the view of many Soto Zen priests in the West). The Buddha taught Truth.
You, sir, are not he final word on what the Buddha taught, nor on the tenets of Soto Zen Buddhism.
So, if you wish to blackball, ban or censor me, please do so at this point.
By what right do you accuse me of "Defaming the Dharma?" Who made you the Judge of the Dharma?
You are not running a church, you are operating a public forum for civil discussion on Buddhism. If this is a discussion limited to the tenets of Tibetan and certain Ch'an sects, please change the name. I suggest you respect the tenets of Soto Zen Buddhism. If you intent to ban me, please do right now and in public.
Fundamentalism rears its head in all quarters, and civil discussion becomes impossible.
Gassho, Jundo Cohen


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The critical Java vulnerability that is currently under attack was made possible by an incomplete patch Oracle developers issued last year to fix an earlier security bug, a researcher said.
The revelation, made Friday by Adam Gowdiak of Poland-based Security Explorations, is the latest black eye for Oracle's Java software framework which is installed on more than 1 billion PCs, smartphones, and other devices. Last year saw a steady stream of attacks that exploited Java vulnerabilities, allowing miscreants to surreptitiously install keyloggers and other malicious software when unwitting people browsed compromised websites. The abuse has already continued into 2013, when on Thursday researchers reported yet another critical bug that is being "massively exploited in the wild".
According to Gowdiak, the latest vulnerability is a holdover from a bug (referred to here as Issue 32) that Security Explorations researchers reported to Oracle in late August. Oracle released a patch for the issue in October but it was incomplete, he said in an e-mail to Ars that was later published to the Bugtraq mailing list.
"Bugs are like mushrooms, in many cases they can be found in a close proximity to those already spotted," Gowdiak wrote. "It looks like Oracle either stopped the picking too early or they are still deep in the woods."
Update: Asked for comment on Gowdiak's comments, an Oracle spokeswoman e-mailed the following statement: "Oracle is aware of a flaw in Java software integrated with web browsers. The flaw is limited to JDK7. It does not exist in other releases of Java, and does not affect Java applications directly installed and running on servers, desktops, laptops, and other devices. A fix will be available shortly."
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Class.forName() method and allows the loading of arbitrary (restricted) classes. The second bug relies on the invokeWithArguments method call and was also a problem with Issue 32 that Oracle purportedly patched in October.
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invokeWithArguments method to setup calls to invokeExact method with a trusted system class as a target method caller," Gowdiak wrote. "This time the call is however done to methods of new Reflection API (from java.lang.invoke.* package), of which many rely on security checks conducted against the caller of the target method."
Developers of the Metasploit framework for hackers and penetration testers have released a module that should exploit the vulnerability on machines running Windows, Apple OS X, and Linux regardless of the browser they're using. The US-CERT, which is affiliated with the Department of Homeland Security, is advising people to disable Java in Web browsers.
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Boston had only two base runners in the first seven innings; Adrian Gonzalez singled with two outs in the first and he reached first on Anderson's throwing error in the seventh.
In the eighth, David Ortiz singled and Jacoby Ellsbury pinch-ran. Anderson fell behind Mike Cameron 3-0, but battled back to strike him out on a check swing; Ellsbury was running on the full count pitch and beat Kurt Suzuki's throw, but was called out because Cameron stepped in front of Suzuki as the catcher was throwing to second base. With two outs and no one on, Carl Crawford beat out an infield single and Jarrod Saltalamacchia lined a hit to left, but Anderson struck out Darnell McDonald on three pitches to end the threat.
Down by five with one out in the ninth, Dustin Pedroia walked and Gonzalez singled. But Youkilis flied to left and Ellsbury popped to shortstop.
Jed Lowrie went 0-for-4, snapping his seven-game hitting streak.
After three consecutive (nearly) stress-free wins over the Blue Jays -- 4-1, 8-1, 9-1 -- the Red Sox are in Oakland for the start of a nine-game road trip that will include stops in Anaheim and Baltimore.
Lefty Anderson has a 2.29 ERA in three starts (19.2 innings), but he can't actually be much good, because his record is 0-1. ... Lackey has been more successful, as he is 1-1. Pay no attention to his 15.58 ERA and .395 opponents batting average; Lackey "pitches to the score" and "knows how to win".
The Red Sox are 0-6 on the road this year, the only major league team with no road victories. They are also 0-3 in one-run games, one of only two teams with no one-run wins (the Orioles are 0-1).
Gordon Edes shares "an absolutely terrifying stat" about Lackey:
He has given up at least six extra-base hits in each of his first two starts, and if that happens again Tuesday night, he will be only the second pitcher in 90 years to do that three times in a row. Danny Graves did it in 2003, and he went 1-13.Graves (who went 4-15, not 1-13, in 2003*):
0525 vs FLA: 4 doubles, 1 triple, 2 home runs (and 4 singles)
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0605 vs NYY: 5 doubles, 1 home run (and 2 singles)
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* In comments, Jere notes that Graves went 1-13 from May 25 to the end of the season.
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Built-in spice rack: KariAnne from the blog Thistlewood Farms built this clever spice rack into an overlooked, unused space in her kitchen. With the help of her husband, who is a pretty good carpenter, and only $25 worth of materials, she built a clever spice rack onto the side of a cabinet. The sides of cabinets and shelves are often unused. KariAnne took advantage of the space by by installing boards and decorative molding to form a ladder of shallow shelves the width of the end of her cabinet. The shelves are the perfect depth to store bottles of spices or decorative plates. Although KariAnne had the help of her husband, the woodwork involved in this project is basic enough for an intermediate DIY-er to do.
Pantry door spice rack: Without even the help of her local Dallas handyman, uber-talented DIY blogger Whitney from Shanty2Chic built a huge, sturdy spice rack inside her pantry door. The inside of a door, whether it is your kitchen door or kitchen closet door, is usable storage space. She built herself a whopping six mini-shelves for spice jars of all sizes, including a cute top shelf for mini-jars. The best part of her project is her step-by-step instructions for building it. Well documented with pictures, you can follow her steps to replicate the project in your own house.
Wall-mounted wire grid: Jessica Hill of the blog Mad in Crafts shared a paint bottle storage solution that I saw and thought, "Spice rack!" She used wire shelving squares and a clever arrangement of PVC pipe, and the result was mod-looking storage grids. By carefully mounting the shelving to the wall, she ensured that the petite shelves could hold the weight of many, many bottles of craft paint. Girds like the ones that Jessica made could be mounted to a wall, on the end of a cabinet, or on the inside of a cupboard or pantry door.
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|Deacon James Wilcox incenses the altar of St. Patrick Cathedral in Downtown Fort Worth at the Chrism Mass March 26. Dcn. Wilcox will be ordained to the priesthood at Vietnamese Martyrs Parish in Arlington June 29.
Deacon James Wilcox did not find his 40th birthday at all upsetting. For a lot of people, 40 is a "freak-out," he said, "using a popular term." But April 4, 2013 didn't bother him at all.
"When I looked at the dates, I knew this was the year I would be ordained a priest! So I was always kind of looking forward to 40, in hopeful anticipation."
Born, raised and educated in Dallas, Dcn. Wilcox now lives in Carrollton, where he is a member of St. Catherine of Sienna Parish. He will be ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Fort Worth, June 29 at Vietnamese Martyrs Parish in Arlington.
Dcn. Wilcox trod a simple path toward his vocation, but in some aspects not just geographical; he discovered his goal largely in about a six-month period.
"Many things happened in a very small period of time," he said, telling of his journey to the priesthood. "The way I have described it in the past is: not a burning bush, but several little grass fires. That's the way I can think of it. And the small things happened in about six-months."
Educated at Bishop Lynch High School, the University of Texas at Dallas, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, and the University of Texas at Arlington, where he earned an MBA, he began working in human resources at a publishing company. There, he thoroughly enjoyed his work until, while working in the company's sales department, he was traveling on business and found himself with extra time to read and think.
"'Is this what I am supposed to be doing?' I thought. That time I spent traveling sort of gave me the opportunity to examine my life."
It was his early 30s, and the young man wondered, "Am I living where I need to be? What is my goal? What's the ultimate goal?"
"I think when we ask that question is when, if we are situated appropriately, we turn to God," he said, "When we start looking at things like 'should I be married, do I want a large family?' then we open ourselves up to God," he said.
The proverbial 'little grass fires' continued when he attended a CHRP — Christ Renews His Parish — retreat. Later on, "When I was thinking about 'what shall I do?' a friend of mine said, 'Well, you should go be a priest — that's what you've always wanted to do.' And I thought that was really interesting, coming from him."
And then there was his move to Carrollton. "I had played piano at Mass for church since high school, the deacon said. "And when I first walked into St. Catherine of Sienna Parish, I talked to the music director and asked if they needed someone to play. They said yes. They just had somebody who had moved away. So I was able to continue that ministry.
"But I would never put the weight of my vocation on any one event," he said. "I would not put it on work, I would not put it on the retreat. I wouldn't say, 'this was the reason I went to the seminary.'"
When he began to investigate what was involved in attending the seminary, Dcn. Wilcox said, "The interesting part of that is when I told my dad that I was going to go to the seminary, he said, 'When you were 15 I was pretty sure you were headed that way.' He said, 'You were interested in it, and I really felt like, maybe that's where God was calling you.'"
Finally, in summer 2005, he attended a vocation awareness program weekend at Holy Trinity Seminary. "Without knowing how it all works," Dcn. Wilcox said, "I thought, 'Well I'll go to that, make a decision and then begin in August'" if moved by God to enter seminary.
His anticipated three months turned out not to be "a very quick turnaround." The seminary gave Wilcox a year of discernment.
The program helped confirm that he should enter the seminary, and so after a year of prayer and spiritual direction, he entered in 2006. Dcn. Wilcox did two years of pre-theology study and philosophy, and then two years of theology, a pastoral year, and two final years of theology.
"I loved the internship," said Dcn. Wilcox, who served at St. Mark Parish in Denton under Father Tim Thompson. In addition to Fr. Thompson, he looked to the late Monsignor Charles King, then pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish also in Denton, as a mentor. "That year was really great — it was an affirmation that the Lord is calling me to be a parish priest."
Hearing confession is one thing Dcn. Wilcox looks forward to most after ordination. "First and foremost is celebrating the sacraments — to confect the Eucharist — and also to hear confessions. It's going to be great to be a priest and to be able to help people reconcile themselves to God — to experience the mercy of God.
"So, for me, I am really excited about being able to celebrate the Mass and to bring people closer to Christ in that way — in that pinnacle, monumental way — but then also in the wonderful sacrament of confession."
Other priests whom Dcn. Wilcox considers strong influences in his life include Father Mathew Kavipurayidam, TOR, pastor of his home parish of St. Catherine of Sienna, and Fathers Jonathan Wallis and Ray McDaniel, who were in their last year of seminary when he was in his first and "helped in my transition." Holding a spot of great importance to Dcn. Wilcox is Monsignor Thomas Weinzapfel, who grew up in Muenster, and has been a priest for the Diocese of Dallas for 67 years. "He was pastor of St. Pius, which is the parish I grew up in, and I am very excited that he will be one of the priests to vest me."
"I'm really excited," the priest-to-be said. "I am past the nervous part, although in the days leading up to the ordination, I think I'll be nervous again.
"I think about, 'Am I going to do this well, am I going to do that well? Is my preaching going to be good? Is it strong? Is it what the Holy Spirit wants people to hear or is it what I want people to hear? How am I being open to all of that?
"My prayer through the whole thing, especially in these latter days has been to fall in love with the entire people in the Diocese of Fort Worth," Dcn. Wilcox said, "and specifically to fall in love with the people of the parish wherever I'm assigned. I'm just asking God to help me be who I am supposed to be for them, and to remain humble in these days."
Deacon James Wilcox did not find his 40th birthday at all upsetting. For a lot of people, 40 is a "freak-out," he said, "using a popular term." But April 4, 2013 didn't bother him at all. "When I looked at the dates, I knew this was the year I would be ordained a priest!


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Beauty and the beast
The recent kerfuffle over a secret recording of Sen. Mitch McConnell's campaign strategy meeting, which focused on opposition research about a likely opponent, actress Ashley Judd, has divided observers into two groups.
One consists of those disturbed by the bugging of a private conversation. The other consists of people who were mostly offended by the content of the conversation, which concerned Judd's emotional problems, and laughter about certain odd comments she has made over time.
First, welcome to reality. Nothing about this episode, first exposed by Mother Jones magazine, is novel or especially outrageous, except for the allegedly illegal activity. Many may find the content of Team McConnell's discussion unappealing, obnoxious, mean, or ... banal, anyone?
But anyone pretending shock that opposition research includes discussions about a person's emotional or mental health has been dwelling in some alternate universe. What people write and say in the public square is fair game, and Judd wrote in her autobiography about her emotional challenges and suicidal thoughts — a reasonable existential exercise, if you ask me and Albert Camus, who described suicide as the only "truly serious philosophical problem."
If you want to elect a senator who has never been depressed or contemplated suicide, vote for a dog.
What people say in a private meeting among trusted colleagues, meanwhile, is of a different order. In a wiretap world, where and when does anyone get to be frank? Or, heaven forbid, irreverent? If we have to always worry about someone recording our thoughts, beware the perfect thinker.
It is true that McConnell's people were laughing at certain comments Judd has made, including feeling alien in an American airport. (Who doesn't?)
Sample: "I call it the American anesthesia. You know, I come back to this country. I freak out in airports. The colors, the sounds, all those different ways of packaging the same snack but trying to, you know, make it look like it's distinct and different and convince consumers that they have to have it. ... The last time I came home from a trip, I absolutely flipped out when I saw pink fuzzy socks on a rack. I mean, I can never anticipate what is going to push me over the edge."
Whereupon the meeting leader ominously intoned: "So pink fuzzy socks are of concern."
Permission to laugh granted.
Later, participants discussed Judd's criticism of the patriarchal order of Christianity and the traditional family model. In other words, shocker, Judd is a liberal Democrat. Naturally, her opponent might wish to highlight these philosophical differences.
What sent some commentators lurching for the salts, however, was a comment that Judd is "emotionally unbalanced," the implication being that McConnell's minions would publicly question her emotional and psychological stability.
Whether this would have transpired is irrelevant since Judd decided not to run before the tapes were leaked. But the desired objective was achieved: The specter of men making fun of a woman — who, let's be honest, is most memorable for vastly enhancing the desirability of perspiration — inspired an emotional/protective response and portrayed McConnell as a bully.
Suddenly, questions of illegal recording were displaced by the continuous looping of mean McConnell's strategy of personal destruction. Then again, he might have figured such an approach would be politically imprudent. Few today would approve of the treatment handed Thomas Eagleton, who lost his place as George McGovern's vice presidential running mate in 1972 because he had had electroconvulsive therapy during an earlier depressed period.
These days, we are more sensitive to emotional and mental health issues and generally attach no shame or dishonor to counseling, which is simply a sophisticated method of problem-solving. Moreover, do we really want to limit our choices for public servants only to those who have had no challenges (liars), or who think they have no need for greater self-awareness?
This is a worthy question for debate, but meanwhile, a couple of concluding observations:
McConnell's team was reviewing what they knew about their opponent, as every politician has done and will do until the end of time. In the immortal words of Robert Penn Warren's fictional Gov. Willie Stark: "Man is conceived in sin and born in corruption and he passeth from the stink of the didie to the stench of the shroud. There is always something."
What Team McConnell might have done with that "something," we'll never know. What we do know is that someone taped a private conversation and should be prosecuted accordingly.
As for Judd, smart girl took a pass.
Kathleen Parker writes this column for The Washington Post. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The EU negotiates SFPAs (previously called Fisheries Partnership Agreements, FPAs) with non-EU countries to allow EU vessels to fish for surplus stocks in that country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Under these agreements, the EU pays a contribution to the coastal state for access to its fishing resources.
The majority of these SFPAs are negotiated with developing countries. In 2014, more than €130 million was paid to 13 countries to secure access to fisheries for the EU fleet under this type of agreement. The only publicly disclosed information on SFPAs is the access fee paid by the EU, the EU member states that requested access to the country's waters, and the available fishing opportunities.
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Access of third country vessels to EU waters, for instance, in overseas territories is governed through access agreements with the EU. Currently, Venezuela-flagged vessels are fishing in French Guyana and Seychelles-flagged vessels are fishing in Mayotte.
These cover the joint management of shared stocks with Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. EU vessels fish in Norwegian, Icelandic and Faroese waters under FAR licences and vice versa. With many North Sea and North-East Atlantic stocks shared across maritime boundaries, the EU, Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands coordinate their fishing activities and exchange quota. These agreements are extremely important to a large section of the EU fleet, especially the agreement with Norway, which covers quotas worth over €2 billion.
Authorisations for EU vessels to operate within a Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (RFMO) Agreement area or on the high seas where no RFMO is in place. The EU is currently a contracting party to six tuna RFMOs and 11 non-tuna RFMOs in all of the world's oceans.
Private or chartering agreements between EU companies and third countries.
EU companies also negotiate private agreements with certain non-EU countries that grant them private access to fishing resources in the waters of these coastal states. This is only allowed when there is no Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement (SFPA) between the EU and the particular country in place. In addition, EU companies set up chartering agreements for their EU vessels to fish the resources of certain coastal states in collaboration with local companies.
In addition, under the current Regulation, EU member states whose vessels engage in fishing activities in non-EU country waters through private or chartering agreements must only inform the European Commission of the names of the vessels concerned. There is no requirement to provide other relevant information, such as the target species, fishing area, period or gear, or for this information to be made publically available. This makes it impossible for the Commission, non-EU countries with a fishing or management interest in the same stocks and other stakeholders to fully understand the activities carried out by these vessels and to ensure they are legal and sustainable.
Furthermore, there is no EU-wide database of information on private agreements between EU companies and third countries. Even though the vessels benefitting from these agreements fly EU flags or are operated by EU nationals, the EU has not established procedures to ensure that these arrangements comply with EU fisheries laws, respect labour laws, or to guarantee the EU operator that the authorisation they have bought is valid. Information on private agreements since 2008 was included in the access to information request. However the European Commission was not able to provide any information on fishing activity of EU Member States under private agreements. Private agreements are therefore not included in this database.


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When the Lights Went Out: Superdome Loses Power During Super Bowl XLVII
NEW YORK (AP) — When the lights went out at the Super Bowl, CBS' telecast got a jolt.
The power outage in the Super Dome in New Orleans sent the network scrambling and silenced its announcers for about half an hour. The remarkable scene — probably the most-watched "we're having technical difficulties" moment in television history — also made CBS' broadcast compelling at a time when the game was looking like a blow-out.
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Early in the game's second half, a portion of the Superdome lost power, including CBS' broadcasting booth where Jim Nantz and Phil Simms were calling the game. It led to an awkward, ambient few moments of darkness and quiet in a broadcast that's otherwise nonstop noise. A highly orchestrated media event was suddenly forced to improvise.
It took several minutes and numerous commercial breaks for CBS to find its footing and inform viewers of the situation. Social media went wild with a stream of joke conspiracy theories.
Eventually, CBS sideline reporter Steve Tasker — the MVP on the night, regardless of the play on the gridiron — announced the problem of a "click of the lights" to viewers. Later, the halftime crew anchored by host James Brown returned to fill time with football analysis. Brown said a power surge caused the outage.
That left the CBS NFL Today crew of Brown, Dan Marino, Bill Cowher and Shannon Sharpe to improvise by talking football. With little awareness of the power outage, the group bantered about the game to pad for time, even though viewers at that point had little interest in football strategy. Marino claimed halftime performer Beyonce knocked the lights out.
Calm and collected, Nantz and Simms finally returned from their unexpected exile as the lights came back on. Simms said he momentarily thought they were going to have to call the rest of the game from the sidelines.
"Hey, the next time you decide to plug in your phone charger, give us a warning, will you?" said Nantz.
"I was doing some of my best work during that blackout," replied Simms.
CBS issued a statement later in the game, saying that "we lost numerous cameras and some audio powered by sources in the Super Dome." The network said it used backup power and that "all commercial commitments during the broadcast are being honored."
The power outage may have had the ironic effect of keeping viewers glued to their TVs, amazed at seeing the biggest TV event of the year momentarily shut down. At the time of the outage, the game was becoming a rout, with the Baltimore Ravens beating the San Francisco 49ers 28-6.
But afterward, momentum shifted and the 49ers rallied, making it a close game that went down to the wire before the Ravens edged out a 34-31 victory. Close contests are essential for retaining a big Super Bowl audience, so the shift that followed the outage held major ratings implications for CBS. The last three years, the game has successively set viewership records. Last year's Super Bowl drew 111.3 million average viewers for NBC.
But ratings are a mere point of pride for CBS, with the ads sold-out well in advance, (some at more than $4 million a pop). The game was also streamed live on both CBSSports.com and NFL.com.
The chaos of the power failure outshined all other aspects of CBS' broadcast, which had seemed certain to focus on a handful of storylines: the head coaching brothers John and Jim Harbaugh (CBS scored their parents on the pregame); the threat to player safety by head injuries (a pregame segment took an optimistic view); and Ray Lewis' final game and fraught legacy.
Nantz reminded viewers during the game of the 2000 double murder case in which Lewis testified against two men and pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice. But Sharpe, Lewis' former teammate, let him completely evade the subject in a pregame interview.
Nantz also smartly predicted the Ravens possibly taking a safety willingly at the end of the game for the sake of time and field position. Simms initially dismissed the idea, but it was what the Ravens elected to do and it was successful.
CBS didn't overplay the Harbowl angle (if anything, it felt more like the Beyonce Bowl), and didn't flash to the parents in the crowd until the second quarter. Director Mike Arnold did land the money shot of the game: The two coaches embracing at midfield after the game. (Its cameras and microphones also caught Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco celebrating with profanity.)
But this year's Super Bowl broadcast will be remembered for the blackout — how CBS handled and benefited from an awkward situation. Nantz put the fitting final word on the Ravens' win: "The adversity they faced tonight was to somehow rekindle the energy after it had been taken — literally — out of the building."