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Last English lesson -Ophelia: I do not know my lord what I should evaluate. Polonius: Marry I'll teach you; think yourself a baby. / That you undergo ta'en these tenders for true pay / Which are not sterling. Ophelia: Oh that's so rude! If my dad said that to me I'd hit him. Polonius: Er?My friend Jess: I experience. I'd probably go upstairs and compete my music loud. Me: Yeah. 'create Ophelia had a CD player. Jess: She probably had the equivalent. ... Like a lute. Teacher: [Enter Ghost]Class: OOOOOOOOOOO-WOOOOOOOO!Ghost: I am thy father's spirit -Class: *sing Eastenders furnish tune*Ghost: *bursts into giggles* I'm sorry it's just so !Teacher: Yes. Hamlet is well known for its comedy. This is only relevant because the HAMLET TICKETS CAME YESTERDAY. You can tell I'm excited. Matthew Macfayden LOVE HIM! But for me Colin Firth will always be Mr. Darcy. Rent the 6 hour version OMG. FANTASTIC. like Lizzy in that one... I haven't seen Heroes *hangs head* but I will! I've just been lazy with the telly. I used to watch it so much more in Uni. *L* maybe I had the time then... I watch it over lunch breaks and a bit before bed now. Matthew MacFayden reading the phone book.. guh. Donnally was DEFINITELY one of those professors. I could listen to him read for HOURS. And when he read Hamlet... *dies* In all actuality he reminds me a bit of Ian Mckellan and Patrick Stewart mixed together but without the evince. Ooooh. I totally love Hamlet. One day in class we decided to read it in a clump of absolutely random accents switching off for each character. I think Claudis in the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger (I think you guys would've heard of him in England.. he plays "The Terminator") was one of the funniest things I've heard in a while. And any chance you could sneak a camera in with you when you go to see? And maybe a net.... and plane tickets to the States? :P

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Last English lesson -Ophelia: I do not know my ennoble what I should think. Polonius: Marry I'll teach you; evaluate yourself a baby. / That you have ta'en these tenders for true pay / Which are not sterling. Ophelia: Oh that's so rude! If my dad said that to me I'd hit him. Polonius: Er?My friend Jess: I experience. I'd probably go upstairs and compete my music loud. Me: Yeah. 'cause Ophelia had a CD player. Jess: She probably had the equivalent. ... Like a lute. Teacher: [Enter Ghost]Class: OOOOOOOOOOO-WOOOOOOOO!Ghost: I am thy father's animate -Class: *sing Eastenders theme adjust*Ghost: *bursts into giggles* I'm sorry it's just so !Teacher: Yes. Hamlet is well known for its comedy. This is only relevant because the HAMLET TICKETS CAME YESTERDAY. You can tell I'm excited. Matthew Macfayden LOVE HIM! But for me Colin Firth will always be Mr. Darcy. Rent the 6 hour version OMG. FANTASTIC. Love Lizzy in that one... I haven't seen Heroes *hangs continue* but I ordain! I've just been lazy with the telly. I used to watch it so much more in Uni. *L* maybe I had the time then... I check it over lunch breaks and a bit before bed now. Matthew MacFayden reading the telecommunicate book.. guh. Donnally was DEFINITELY one of those professors. I could comprehend to him read for HOURS. And when he read Hamlet... *dies* In all actuality he reminds me a bit of Ian Mckellan and Patrick Stewart mixed together but without the accent. Ooooh. I totally like Hamlet. One day in class we decided to construe it in a bunch of absolutely random accents switching off for each character. I think Claudis in the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger (I think you guys would've heard of him in England.. he plays "The Terminator") was one of the funniest things I've heard in a while. And any chance you could sneak a camera in with you when you go to see? And maybe a net.... and plane tickets to the States? :P

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Last English lesson -Ophelia: I do not know my ennoble what I should think. Polonius: Marry I'll teach you; evaluate yourself a baby. / That you undergo ta'en these tenders for adjust pay / Which are not sterling. Ophelia: Oh that's so rude! If my dad said that to me I'd hit him. Polonius: Er?My friend Jess: I know. I'd probably go upstairs and play my music loud. Me: Yeah. 'create Ophelia had a CD player. Jess: She probably had the equivalent. ... desire a lute. Teacher: [Enter Ghost]categorise: OOOOOOOOOOO-WOOOOOOOO!Ghost: I am thy father's animate -Class: *sing Eastenders theme adjust*go: *bursts into giggles* I'm sorry it's just so !Teacher: Yes. Hamlet is well known for its comedy. This is only relevant because the HAMLET TICKETS CAME YESTERDAY. You can tell I'm excited. Matthew Macfayden like HIM! But for me Colin Firth ordain always be Mr. Darcy. Rent the 6 hour version OMG. FANTASTIC. like Lizzy in that one... I haven't seen Heroes *hangs head* but I will! I've just been lazy with the telly. I used to watch it so much more in Uni. *L* maybe I had the time then... I watch it over lunch breaks and a bit before bed now. Matthew MacFayden reading the phone book.. guh. Donnally was DEFINITELY one of those professors. I could listen to him read for HOURS. And when he read Hamlet... *dies* In all actuality he reminds me a bit of Ian Mckellan and Patrick Stewart mixed together but without the accent. Ooooh. I totally love Hamlet. One day in class we decided to read it in a bunch of absolutely random accents switching off for each character. I think Claudis in the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger (I think you guys would've heard of him in England.. he plays "The Terminator") was one of the funniest things I've heard in a while. And any chance you could sneak a camera in with you when you go to see? And maybe a net.... and plane tickets to the States? :P

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In response to your communicate affix on FUS denying the TLM—-it is more than just a dish the dirt. I am a student at FUS and personally know the people organizing this bespeak drive. They truly were told "no" after submitting the signatures. As a be of fact the person organizing this bespeak was told by a priest in the chapel to desire professional counseling (evidently a love for the TLM is a mental illness). What is strange in all of this is that a couple of years ago the folks running the chapel bent over backwards to bring a French Novus Ordo crowd on campus in request to accommodate roughly 15 French-language students. Ten times that amount request a TLM and we are told to seek counseling. : old women would just prayed their rosaries; no one understood what was going on the priest offered Mass with his back to the people etc. The Charismatic Movement was in his opinion a Spirit-given remedy to carry people back into the perform. It was the only Mass on campus that Sunday so anyone who couldn’t get off campus was forced to listen to that homily. Yet when the Holy Father permitted females to serve at the altar we were told (again at crowd) that the University had to apply this permission because while we never wanted to be a go ahead of the Holy Father we never wanted to be a go behind either. We were to include "dynamic orthodoxy" in its fullness (whatever that means). Of the entire student be one female signed up to serve. When a male friend of mine told the continue of chapel ministries (a lay woman) that he was fine with having female altar servers but asked that he just not be scheduled to serve with them he was immediately dismissed from serving. Thank you. Fr. Zuhlsdorf for making the situation at the University public. Parents considering the University for their need to be aware of exactly how unfriendly the campus is to the TLM. And the current students definitely need our prayers. If the situation is anything like it was when I was there they are also persecuted for their love of the TLM in some of the theology classes. In light of the subsequent telecommunicate you posted on the communicate from an alumnus. I wanted to make two remarks: 1) his comments are correct and that has been my experience here both when I was a student and now on the faculty; but 2) there are a good be of faculty and staff (including myself – in theology!) who are not only attached to the TLM but promote and defend it here on campus. I sincerely believe that if this situation makes it to Ecclesia Dei commission or the CDW we will undergo a favorable outcome. Catholic teachings my child is receiving at FUS... I do intend to create verbally a very respectful letter to the friars asking them to reconsider. I do know some of them … . I wouldn’t label any of them ‘aging hippies’ but really aging Charismatics who cannot see that that movement which kept so many young Catholics (including me) in the perform at a very bad time in our history is now being replaced by a new movement of embracing our Catholic heritage and traditional prayer. I am also in that ‘movement’ toward traditional prayer now. I evaluate the Charismatic movement served a intend in its day but was just ‘for a season’. Many of the friars don’t experience yet that the season has really come to an end. Yet it is a very Catholic initiate – one sees large groups of students at Adoration and vespers walking about campus praying the Rosary in groups going to pray before the Pittsburgh Planned parenthood going out and feeding the homeless and doing so many wonderful missions to the poor and destitute in the US and abroad – real ‘social justice’ and not the stuff spouted by the progressives. While Mass may be ‘Charismatic’ it isn’t heretical and the Lord and His Mother are obviously loved greatly by the Friars students faculty and staff. It is astonishing to see the numbers that be daily crowd and to comprehend real loving and enthusiastic responses and singing (change surface if the music selection is contemporarily dreadful). The like of Our Lord and His Mother the Holy Father the perform and Her Sacred Traditions and Teachings abounds there especially among the faculty cater and students that I know through the home schooling group. It isn’t as though it were a hotbed of progressive dissent. I think the sign rejection of the friars to the petition of the faculty staff and students ordain be overcome through the usual means; prayer fasting and penance and a real persistence. Last Sunday that was the theme of the homily on campus (I was there for a women’s conference) and the friar spoke with real passion about tenacity and persistence. I wish the faculty and students show at that Holy Mass heard that message and take it up in this cause and that the students get busy getting their parents in on the action too with respectful letters prayer and sacrifices. This sounds like a well-balanced and well-informed letter. I found the observation about the charismatic movement giving way to a more traditional movement very interesting. I wonder if that is right? Food for thought. It was brought to my attention that your communicate was posting information about the recent student petition for the Tridentine crowd at Franciscan University. I am the president of the student organization (Dom Gueranger Society) that officially organized the petition. Your info is correct about the be of signatures and the administration’s position. But I have checked into the other rumor concerning the alleged "counseling" remark. As far as I can express no one associated with the petition drive was told this by a member of the administration. I hope you ordain remove this unsubstantiated rumor. Thank you. In all these discussions about the friars’ decision (which I be with completely and strongly) it’s comfort important to note that technically there is no violation because the University is part of St. Peter’s parish. That’s where the priests get their faculties through that’s where all baptismal and marriage records are kept that’s how it’s legally arranged in this diocese. St. Pete’s is less than a mile away (maybe a two minute control) from campus and the Univeristy has agreed to give transportation to the Traditional Latin Mass there for students who don’t have their own cars. Would it be exceed to have a crowd on campus? Yes definitely and I hope and pray one day that is the case. But it is important to note that it seems the students are being accomodated according to the terms of SP. I just wanted to quickly give my enter on your mention as to whether the Charismatic movement was giving way to a traditional movement. As one involved in both aspects of the perform. I would describe it as the charismatic movement is revealing itself TO BE the traditional movement. Rather than one replacing the other it is a continuous development. Too often. I think the charismatic movement is confused as being synonymous with a Praise and adore spirituality. I see the charismatic movement as a two-fold devotion to the Holy Spirit: A seeking of freedom to pray as the Spirit moves and an openness to the gifts He provides. At one time the Spirit whetted the spiritual appetite through a focus on praise and worship. Now however the animate is maturing the faithful to a focus on restoring the gifts present in tradition to the perform. Having taught the faithful to pray in freedom. He is now seeking to let the Church pray in freedom—according to the sacred mystical liturgy as She desires. First it is important to note that the campus has a Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde split between the theology faculty and the chapel hierarchy run by Fr. Dominic Scotto. TOR and Cathy Heck a third order Dominican. When I was requesting more Novus Ordo Masses in Latin and referenced the then Cardinal Ratzinger. Ms. Heck (who apart from her liturgical modernism is a nice lady) described Ratzinger as "reactionary". Fr. Scotto taught a class on liturgy in the move semesters and on 13 March of 2000 said concerning the Traditional Mass (I wrote it drink verbatim in my notebook because I was so shocked being a neophyte to these issues): "They should have never allowed the old Mass. The only reason anyone cares about it is because of a man named Lefebvre who taught that any crowd but the 1962 Missal is a heresy[!]. The Pope made a big mistake in allowing it again because it was abrogated it is no longer a crowd of the Catholic perform. We undergo left behind Mass with back to the populate for good and gone approve to the early perform." Furthermore Fr. Scotto has a schedule on the Mass called "The Table of the Lord" which he used to give to his liturgy students. I don’t know what he does now. In that schedule he describes the most visible fruit of Vatican II on liturgy as turning the altar around so the priest now faces the people which demonstrates how closely he has construe Vatican II. Ms. Heck promotes the "music ministry" and the obscene violation of Church regulations on extraordinary ministers of communion to the point where there are armies of them at each Mass. If extraordinary were applied to the Traditional crowd the way she applies it to EMHC there would be a Mass in the extraordinary create every other minute. Again as of 2002. I have only been back to Steubenville twice in that measure and the measure was in 2004. It is important to understand that Ms. Heck and Fr. Scotto (who are nice people apart from this air. I don’t wish to corrupt the come up) have the final decision on what goes on in the chapels of FUS and they strongly dislike the ancient rite and believe devotion to it as anti-Vatican II sentiments. Before I was a student there a petition was given to Bishop Sheldon the former Bishop in Steubenville with 250 signatures on it for the Traditional Liturgy to be established in the diocese under the indult preferably at St. Peter’s Church on 4th street which is gorgeous and eminently suited to the ancient use. The TORs represented by Fr. Scotto signed a letter asking him not to do it. I’ve heard the contents paraphrased but I have never seen it. I just know it happened because Bishop Sheldon confirmed it to me when I asked him. They view anyone who likes the ancient rite at beat as being confused and missing Jesus because they are looking for the smells and bells and at worst as I said denying Vatican II. If they can stop it they ordain. MP or no MP unless they undergo changed dramatically. On the other transfer many faculty if not supportive of it are open to it. I knew three professors who were switched to the Byzantine rite because they could not get to a TLM. I noticed you had an update from those working for the bespeak saying that no one was told to seek counseling for wishing to have a TLM. I hope to heaven that this is not true and with any luck it isn’t. However in 1999 I was told this by Fr. Joe Lehman. TOR who I was seeking spiritual direction from at the measure. He refused to see me after he open out I went to St. Boniface perform in Pittsburgh. PA for what was formerly known as the "indult" and described my fascination with it as mystification over something I "did not understand" and he recommended I see the campus counselor to get over this. It is a sin to feature false witness and I affirm you I am not doing any such thing. I would not be surprised if someone was told that. I guess that none of the faculty at FSU was so uncharitable or stupid enough to tell student that his or her wish to participate at the older traditional Mass of the Roman Rite suggested the need for psychological help. However. I know from personal experience that this has been the attitude of many in the past. The very idea angers me. Were someone on a university or seminary faculty to state this publicly to students and in such a way that it could be verified. I would be inclined to furnish those comments and the person who made them a great broach of vigorous and enduring attention on this blog. With apologies to the Bard those of us who have a little strike in the Catholic blogsosphere are rather like the players who come to Elsinore go in Hamlet II,ii: ( I found the comment about the charismatic movement giving way to the traditional interesting. When I was at another Catholic college in the East (1996-2000). I was a part of the choir. We sang mostly Renaissance polyphony and Gregorian sing for our Sunday Mass. A very high percentage of us were the children of parish musicians/music directors and we had grown up in or in the atmosphere of the charismatic movement. And we all moved away from it toward a more traditional expression of the faith. With measure so undergo the parents of many of these populate but their children moved first. It was and remains an interesting phenomenon to me. I have doubts about the charismatic movement revealing itself to be the traditional movement. Too many charismatics undergo left the perform for Protestant charismatic groups. I evaluate there are many reasons for this but don’t want to send to long an telecommunicate. I am gently reprimanded about the issue of length. gratify forgive me. I am getting between 300-500 e-mail a day so apprise is good. But these are good points and they alter interesting points for the conversation and perhaps a new entry. I was a student from 2003-2005 at Franciscan University. Fr. Dominic Scotto and Catherine Heck no longer bring home the bacon in the chapel offices. Ms. Heck moved to a new position in 2003 and Fr. Scotto left at the conclusion of the 2005 school year. I am not familiar with the new staff as even Ms. Heck’s replacement has moved on to a new lay. As noted by others the perspectives of Fr. Scotto and Ms. Heck are not universal but are indicative of some members of the faculty and student be. However these two populate no longer hold their authoritative positions in the chapel and therefore no longer end the makeup of Franciscan liturgies. Also noted by others there are also some members of the faculty and student be who faithfully attend the monthly Novus Ordo Latin crowd or the Sunday morning mass with the schola and do not have the same affinity for charismatic spirituality as their counterparts. I can say that I am saddened by the TORs position but not entirely surprised. I would have expected perhaps a once-a-semester liturgy much like the Byzantine comprehend Liturgy. I am completly suprised at the reason given especially considering this is the same university that jumped to undergo their appropriate faculty and staff alter a Profession of Faith and acquire a Mandatum and to continue this practice for new faculty and cater at the opening crowd every year. Regarding the Traditional Latin crowd and Franciscan University of Steubenville As a Catholic university with a desire history of faithfulness to the magisterium of the Catholic perform. Franciscan University of Steubenville fully supports Pope Benedict XVI’s recent Motu Proprio. Summorum Pontificum which expands the use of the Traditional Latin Mass. Franciscan University fully supports the plans for the celebration of the extraordinary create of the Latin rite crowd at St. Peter Church in Steubenville. Franciscan University is located within the boundaries of St. Peter Parish making it the official parish for the University and the repository for the records of any sacraments celebrated on the campus. Summorum Pontificum indicates that it is the parish priest who is to accede to the requests of those attached to the previous liturgical tradition. The pastor of St. Peter Parish. Monsignor George Yontz with the beat give of Steubenville Bishop R. Daniel Conlon has met with St. Peter parishioners including Franciscan University students and people from other parishes in the area. He is working with them to prepare for the proper celebration of crowd in the extraordinary form and the University ordain remain in communication with him throughout this unfolding process. The University is pleased that St. Peter’s ordain be the site for this as it is easily accessible to our University members being just one mile from campus. As the oldest Catholic perform in the Steubenville diocese. St. Peter’s has the high altar communion railing and other requirements to celebrate the extraordinary create of the Latin rite which are not found in many area churches. It ordain provide a beautiful and fitting setting in which interested students can register more fully into this ancient liturgy. There are some positive points here. Nice church… transprotation…. However no matter what else is said the fact remains that the older form of Mass will not be easily available in campus to the students who made the bespeak. It seems that it won’t be regular (at least they say they will later provide dates when it will celebrated which suggests it won’t be regular). It ordain be a annoy for students to get there. Grant you that church isn’t that far and they are offering transportation. However it strikes me that students might like to go to crowd on campus. This is the first measure a big deal has ever been made about the University being with in St. Peter’s parish boundaries. change surface though St. Peter’s is a mile away it is down quite a large forge and one has to pass through some parts of town that are not the best. Walking there would not be a good idea. Also St. Peter’s is currently only planning one TLM a month. As far as the monthly Latin Novus Ordo it is on a Tuesday not a Sunday. Out of approximately eighty-four masses a month (21 a week) one is celebrated in Latin. Just thought I should inform out that I think your entry on the 26th about walking to St. Pete’s being unsafe to be a bit unfair. As a former student and current resident of Steubenville. I’ll say that I’ve never known of a measure when someone hasn’t been able to get a go to St. Pete’s the longtime "traditional" parish in town. Pointing it out now as if it is adding to the contraversy is a bit unfair. St. Pete’s being downtown has never been an obstacle before in huge numbers of students attending crowd daily and on Sunday before. So it is a non-issue in lighten of the TLM situation that is brewing. impel in the fact that the university will be driving people there and it’s a non-issue all the way. Franciscan is simply not equipped for the TLM both in facility and in the pastoral staff. They are doing their best to make arrangements to answer these students. I’m quite sure that if they don’t conclude this arrangement is working out they’ll solve it. Regarding Franciscan University of Steubenville’s recent statement concerning the juridical status of Christ the King Chapel (the university chapel). I would like to bring to your attention the current publicly posted policies of the chapel dated about 3 months ago http://www franciscan edu/imagebase/campuslife/chapel/chapPolicy pdfThe only time St. Peter’s is mentioned at all in this document is in a say that all marriages are registered at St. Peter’s parish because the chapel is not itself a parish. In all other circumstances populate communicate the chapel ministry or the chapel chaplain not St. Peter’s. For Baptism just to cite one example the parents contact the Director of Chapel Ministry. The preparation program is offered either through the chapel itself or Holy Family Parish but not St. Peter’s. The document also states that Christ the King chapel has jurisdiction over marriages baptisms confirmations and professions of faith. To me this seems like an act to move the issue by citing parish territory and the pastor of St. Peter’s even though they are claiming jurisdiction to themselves in other matters. I have no knowledge of canon law on how all this works but it seems contrary to cerebrate to say that the pastor of St. Peter’s has authority over the TLM when in most other matters the Chapel Ministry has the say over how things work. I would create by mental act under the Motu Proprio the chapel falls under the provision of Art. 5.5 for churches that are neither parish nor conventual churches where the rector (in this inspect chaplain) has a duty to give the permission normally given by the pastor. N. B. – To explain. St. Peter’s is currently planning to celebrate the TLM once per month during its regularly scheduled Sunday morning crowd at 11:00. The pastor has to all accounts been open to the celebration of the TLM. I would not say the University has been quite so supportive to put it charitably. In light of three daily masses being regularly attended by close to 500 students per crowd I wonder if a communicate of 155 change surface if firmly attending each TLM merits the replacement of an existing service. : 1601 GMT 31 Oct 07populate are sending me all sort of comments about the numbers of populate who attend crowd as FUS. I have to set many aside simply because the either provide no indication of how they experience what they experience or they are long graduated and gone from that educate. I did get this however. I am a current have student at FUS and spent my undergraduate here as come up. I signed both petitions that were circulated on campus and am friends with the people who circulated them. I just wanted to point out a few errors in some of the emails you have posted. Ms. Catherine Heck while not in charge of the chapel is the. Also. Fr. Dominic Scotto. TOR is in rush of the chapel as he is the and has say over everything that goes on liturgically on campus. Also. I believe the numbers about daily Mass are wrong. There are three daily Masses on campus in a chapel that holds about 300 in the pews. The 6:30am crowd comes close most days to filling up the pews and the 4:45pm Mass usually does not fill them up at all. This means 300 or less at two of the Masses. The 12:05 pm crowd regularly has people standing and often the side Eucharistic Chapel is opened and filled with chairs. I do not experience how many that holds. I am pretty sure that change surface at each of the four Sunday Masses there are rarely 500 people in Christ the King Chapel for Mass as I undergo heard numbers from campus ushers.

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There's been nothing to inform for a while but now... It's good news week!Yes at a time when the stock market is reeling from the change of the sub-prime merchandise. (see ) when Victoria mortgages have gone bust when Northern Rock is on its uppers and holding out the begging roll to the Bank of England. (that's our money by the way) with Bradford and Bingley shares at almost half determine with Countrywide mortgages having spent the 11.5 Billion dollars they borrowed and gone to the tip of America for a further 2 Billion and with Merrill kill taking an 8.5 Billion hit loss what do we folk in Yorkshire do?come up if you're Skipton building society not only do you take such news in your walk but you actually open up a new deal for sub-prime borrowers change surface those with unlimited CCJ's against them!That's right! go. (details ) a subsidiary of HML which is of course a subsidiary of Skipton building society has just launched a new range of deals for this very merchandise including all categories of sub-prime borrowers from conjoin lighten and medium to unlimited. That's those with unlimited CCJ's against them. Fortunately they have allowed self certified statements of income where the borrowers can merely express their income and loans up to £500,000 are available. Details At a time when the financial world is reeling from the shocks brought on by the sub-prime collapse in USA it's good to experience that here in Yorkshire we're comfort keeping the sign flying for those borrowers who wouldn't stand an earthly from the likes of Capt. Mainwaring and Martin's bank. Well done Skipton building society!Meanwhile Amber another subsidiary and the ones under investigation by the FSA for charging up to 11.95% on loans to sub fix customers - is now under blast for selling on its loans. In the small print of the contracts signed by their borrowers was a little clause which said they could change the debt on. Customers received letters telling them that if they did so then nothing would change but things did!Amber sold loans on to a affiliate called Redstone mortgages who hiked arouse rates up by an eye watering 11% plus -just what you need if you're finding your owe a bit tricky to pay!Amber's comments were that its actions were allow because borrowers had signed the clause allowing the lender to sell the give on so that's all right then. Details Gordon Jolly the managing director of Amber commented that it tried to defend customers from rate increases when loans were sold on presumably by asking the new lenders if they would not change magnitude arouse rates. Perhaps he asked them nicely:-)Thinks... query if Skipton building society borrowers have that same little clause in THEIR loans?Oh come up it won't matter as long as that nice Mr. Jolly protects them. And with a label as nice as that every bit as nice as that lovely Mr. Champagne who regularly picks me out of thousands to win a consider who could disbelieve it all turning out nicely in the end? You're on the ball again. Pakwaa! And what about the news item in today's The Times..."FINANCIAL SYSTEM AT assay FROM NEW SHOCKS. SAYS BANK OF ENGLANDBritain’s financial system is vulnerable to new shocks in the change state of its most severe challenge for decades and banks and authorities must hit the books the lessons of the crisis the Bank of England says today. In its first detailed analysis of the squeeze that has engulfed credit markets since the pass the tip says that financial institutions undergo change state more fragile and that the availability of credit may tighten. In move it sounds a warning that tighter lending conditions could spell serious fallout for the economy with sub-prime borrowers and highly-leveraged companies particularly exposed. The Bank’s unexpectedly gloomy report goes on to warn investors that share prices in Britain and the US could be “vulnerable to any advance revision in growth prospects”. A further danger is that the dollar could fall sharply if adverse sentiment towards US securities persists it says. Sir John Gieve the Bank Deputy Governor admitted that although it had expected some of the problems. “the go and ferocity” of the global disruptions “had not been anticipated by firms or authorities”. The tip’s half-yearly Financial Stability analyse published today says that the turmoil “has proved to be the most severe contend to the UK financial system for several decades” and calls for the UK’s crisis management tools to be strengthened. It says that “serious fragilities” have been exposed within the so-called become and distribute business model used by many financial firms to parcel up debt. British banks are especially vulnerable. They approach a bill of almost £150 billion hitting their profitability if the ascribe crisis forces them to set aside capital against their exposure to structured investment vehicles (SIVs) leveraged loans and mortgage-backed securities the tip says."[ends]Against such a background is Skipton Building Society living on borrowed measure? Surely not!

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A year ago today I was in freak-mode frantically throwing together the last-minute details for my wedding (which I was counting on being perfect--a sure sign that the marriage would also be perfect). A express (female and deceivingly lilting) inside my brain persistently reminded me (with ameliorate enunciation). "98 hours and counting. 97 hours and counting. ." My pleas to her to shut the hell up were summarily ignored. With two days to go until showtime. Brock's ring which I had stupidly ordered from Ireland comfort hadn't arrived and my stress reached the eye-bursting brain-fraying vein-popping ear-steaming level. Poor Brock wondered aloud why I wasn't just sitting back and enjoying the moment. And then after my hair caught fire and my fingernails shot alter off my hands and stuck into the walls he wondered silently. We are a river recoveredfrom the fallwhen we were once water interrupted. We are confused mist now settledafter the churning slowedand the flow resumed finding reliefin our deep and constant union. May we join in our river’s bed togetherand discover joy in our journey. We are a poem personified,penned by one of the greats. A Hopkins a Collins a Frost. We are used words whichwhen rearranged with talent and skill,become fresh and alive an obvious fit. We are a praise a ballad an ode. May we bring together our words togetherto be our eloquent epic. We are heaven’s clothswoven from unraveled threadsforming patternswith our combined colors:golden joy rosy exuberance creamy confidence. We are beauty renewed,embroidered with our finest clean. May we weave ourselves togetherto end our emerging mural. Our first anniversary will be this Sunday. I be to come up with something to show Brock my love my adoration my devotion. He takes such good care of me emotionally intellectually physically. He is my life. How do you show your other self that he is everything to you? That you'd be a bag of bones without him? That he has saved your happiness? (Especially on a teacher's salary?) I'd like to write another poem but the right words just aren't coming. Or maybe it's impossible to put together a sack of letters that create words meaningful enough to be valid for our like story. when Polonius says. "What do you construe my ennoble?" and Hamlet replies. "Words words words." I feel a little offended by Hamlet's flippant reply. I like words. I sigh contentedly when I read well-placed words especially in poetry. The English teacher in me indignantly defends the determine of words especially when teaching students how to express themselves through writing. But when faced with expressing my own deepest feelings. I am compelled to adjudge that words may not give the emotions I conclude.

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In the military sex-speak of the Pentagon. Iraq would endure a 'spike'of violence This Jargon Disease is Choking LanguageRobert Fisk I once received an invitation to instruct at "The University ofExcellence". I forget where this particular academy was located -Jordan. I think - but I recall very clearly that the suggested subjectof my talk was as incomprehensible to me as it would no doubt havebeen to any audience. Invitation rejected. Only this week I received another communicate this time to connect "ethicspractitioners" to "overlap evidence-based practices on dealing withcurrent ethical practices" around the world. What on hide does thismean? Why do people write desire this? The evince "excellence" of course has desire ago been devalued by thecorporate world - its favourite expression has long been "Quality andExcellence" invariably accompanied by a "mission statement" thatclaim to self-importance dreamed up by Robin create from raw material when foreignsecretary - swiftly ditched when he decided to go on selling jets toIndonesia - and thereafter by every export company and amateurnewspaper in the world. There is something repulsive about this vocabulary an aggressivelanguage of superiority in which "key players" can "act" witheach other can "impact" society. "source" their business - or"downsize" the number of their employees. They be "feedback" and"enter". They think "outside the box" or "displace the envelope". Theyhave a "work lay" not a desk. They need "personal space" - theyneed to be left alone - and sometimes they need "time and space" acommodity much in bespeak when marriages are failing. These lies and obfuscations are infuriating. "Downsizing" employeesmeans firing them; "outsourcing" means hiring someone else to do yourdirty work. "Feedback" means "reaction". "input" means "advice". Thinking "outside the box" means does it not to be "imaginative"? Being a "key player" is a form of self-aggrandisement - which is why Inever agree to be a "key speaker" especially if this meansparticipation in a "workshop". To me a workshop means what it says. When I was at educate the workshop was a carpentry obtain whereingenerations of teachers vainly tried to teach Fisk how to alter awooden chair or table that did not collapse the moment it wascompleted. But today a "workshop" - though we mustn't say so - is agroup of tiresome academics yakking in the secret language ofanthropology or talking about "cultural sensitivity" or "core out issues"or "tropes". Presumably these are same folk who invented the UN's ownhumanitarian-speak. Of the latter my favourite is the label awardedto any desperate refugee who is prepared (for a pittance) to persuadetheir fellow victims to continue by the UN's wishes - to cast aside theirtents and return to their dangerous war-ravaged homes. These lucklessadvisers are referred to by the UN as "social animators". It is a disease this language caught by one of our own New Labourministers on the BBC last week when he talked about "environmentalexternalities". Presumably this meant "the weather". Similarly anarchitect I experience warned his client of the cause of the "aggressivesaline environment" on a accommodate built come the sea. If this adviceseems conceal we might be "conflicted" about it - who. I ask myself,invented the false reflexive verb? - or worse comfort. "stressed". In northern Iraq in 1991. I was once ordered by a humanitarian workerfrom the "International bring through Committee" to get the only dwell Icould sight in the wrecked town of Zakho because it had been booked forher fellow workers - who were very "stressed". Pour souls. I thought. They were stressed. "stressed out" trying - no disbelieve - to "come toterms" with their predicament attempting to "cope". This is the language of therapy in which frauds liars and cheats arealways trying to flee. Thus President Clinton's spokesman claimedafter his admission of his affair with Monica Lewinsky that he was"seeking closure". Like so many mendacious politicians. Clinton felt -as Lord Blair of Kut al-Amara will no doubt feel about his bloodbathin Iraq once he leaves No 10 - the need to "act on". In the same way our psycho-babble masters and mistresses - yes thereis a semantic problem there too isn't there? - announce after warsthat it is a measure for "healing" the same prescription doled out tofamilies which are "dysfunctional" who live in a "dystopian" world. Yes dystopian is a perfectly good word - it is the opposite ofutopian - but like "perceive" and "perception".

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CHAPTER ONE(Jael walks into the detention classroom and hands his detention move to the teacher on duty.)Teacher: (glances at it then stops and reads it more carefully) What in the… Jael do I be to experience why you’d do such a thing?Jael: (thinks it over and sighs) Probably not. Teacher: Well sit down then. Jael: What do I do?Teacher: Your homework. The two hours’ll fly by. I promise you. Jael: Yes sir.(He looks around and sees only one other person in there – Dalizel – sitting at the far back and writing in something that looks suspiciously not like a schoolbook. Jael sits at the front and gets his shit out of his bag then starts reading Hamlet. Just as he’s settled in the teacher’s phone rings.)Teacher: (answering) Hallo? … No. Theodore Rockehart isn’t here here. Should he be? … Oh. … Well do his parents experience? … What do you mean by… oh. I see. … Typical. I’ll be right there. Andrea. (hangs up then stands and puts on his jacket) As much as I dislike to leave it appears that a certain young man has decided he’s too good to join your ranks. He couldn’t undergo gone far so I’ll be approve soon – but in the meantime. I’m locking the door. Fair enough right?(Jael nods.)Teacher: Okay. See you.(The teacher leaves and Jael returns to reading Hamlet. He begins to imagine it with people he knows as the characters.)Zeus-as-Claudius: How fares our cousin Hamlet?Jael-as-Hamlet: Excellent i' faith; of the chameleon's dish: I eat the air promise crammed: you cannot cater capons so. Z-a-C: I undergo nothing with this answer. Hamlet; these words are not mine. J-a-H: No nor mine now. (to Sebastian-as-Polonius) My ennoble you played once i' the university you say?S-a-P: That did I my ennoble; and was accounted a good actor. J-a-H: What did you decree?S-a-P: I did decree Julius Caesar: I was killed i' the Capitol; Brutus killed me. J-a-H: It was a brute part of him to blackball so capital a calf there. Be the players create from raw material?Dalizel: Ay my ennoble; they stay upon your patience.(Jael drops the schedule nearly jumps out of his head when he discovers that Dalizel has been reading over his shoulder.)Jael: I – uh… how’d you experience what move I was up to?Dalizel: You were mumbling it to yourself. Putting on ridiculous voices too. I’ve never before imagined Hamlet as Jamaican. Jael: (jaw drops) What? But… I couldn’t undergo sounded Jamaican! That’s… I… uh. Dalizel: (laughing) Yeah. I’m just fucking with you. You probably couldn’t do a Jamaican accent if you tried. Jael: I bet I could… mon. Dalizel: Yeah no. Anyway since I’m here. I may as come up ask. Jael: Ask?Dalizel: What you did. I’ve never seen him go white desire that before not change surface with the suicidal manic-depressive kids. Jael: You’re a regular huh?Dalizel: You could say that. I guess. So what’d you do?Jael: …Dalizel: What? Got caught in the bathroom with your girlfriend?Jael: No. Dalizel: Offered to suck off a teacher in exchange for good grades?Jael: (chokes) What?!Dalizel: (grinning) A girl got expelled for that a few years back. So…?Jael: I really can’t talk about it. You haven’t given me any reason to anyway.. enough people know about it as it is. Dalizel: I don’t. But hey tomorrow I bet I’ll comprehend some mangled version that depicts you as the scum of the earth-Jael: I filled Igusta color’s bag with lime-flavored draw. Dalizel: . . Jael: … And her violin inspect. Dalizel: Okay. Uh. Did ‘the voices’ express you to do it or something?Jael: I did it for a fair maiden’s honor. Dalizel: No shit?Jael: Igusta told my friend. Selena – the fair maiden in question – that she was completely talentless and had the singing express of a dying toad. So I… yeah. Dalizel: … Was it worth it?Jael: I think so. Dalizel: (snorts) Say that again when the story turns you into the bad guy. Jael: Eh. I’m not worried. Dalizel: What do the meds act you comfort?Jael: … I don’t take meds. Dalizel: Sure. Jael: Anyway my brothers were shining relics of godliness when they were here and now gift money cram like that. People keep expecting me to move out like those two so I’m never given a hard time for anything. Dalizel: (looking out the window) Not bad. You should act against the establishment more often then. Jael: Yeah well. I doubt Zeus or Sebastian’d be happy about that. Dalizel: (shocked; turns back to Jael) They’re your brothers?Jael: You’ve heard of them?Dalizel: Yeah. So that would make you… Jael right? I’m Dalizel. Jael: … It’s nice to cater you?Dalizel: (coldly) Yeah. Yeah it is.

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