Welcome back. Before we continue, though, for those of you who joined a little late in the previous class, we were just talking about the assignment that I posted last week. So that's due today. I hope everyone has seen it on the classroom. If you have not seen it, please go in and if you have questions, feel free to post it on classroom and I'll respond there. But I was just thinking that maybe I'll give you all an extra day to submit the work. So I had said that it's due today, but you can submit it until tomorrow. And so I'm also grading based on timeliness of submission. So if you submit it after tomorrow, your grade will be cut a bit. You can see all the details of grading and all of that on the classroom. So if you have any questions, please feel free to just post it on classroom. So we will continue from where we stopped. We were discussing Chapter 6, Verses 1-8. So here we see that these believers have gone to a court of law, which looks different from our present day courts of law, but was similar in that they had gone to someone outside the church to judge a case for them and to tell them who was right, who was wrong and how they could find a just solution to their dispute that they had. And so Paul says, how can you go to someone outside to give you a judgment about what is right and what is wrong? Shouldn't you, as people of God, have enough wisdom to make a decision between yourselves, but you are going to an unbeliever and asking them what is right and what is wrong. So don't you have the ability to make that decision for yourselves? And then he goes on to say, don't you know that we will judge the world? And later on he says, don't you know that we will judge even angels? So there are a couple of references that we will look at that talk about how we are given a place, a position of authority in Christ, how we share that throne with Christ. And so when we are seated with Christ in the heavenly realms, we share that responsibility to an extent of judging the world. So let's look at a few of these references. Romans 8, 17 to 18 and Revelation 21, 7. Maybe two people read those references. Romans 8, 17 to 18 and Revelation 21, 7. Romans 8, 17 to 18 and if children and heirs, heirs of God and John hears with Christ, if indeed we suffer with him that we may also be glorified together. For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. And Revelation 21, 7. Revelation 21, 7, he who overcomes shall inherit all things and I will be his God and he shall be my son. Thank you John. So here we see where we are co-heirs with Christ. So we reign with Christ. We share in the inheritance that is Christ and we are heirs of God. With Christ we are heirs of God. We see in Ephesians 3, 8 to 11, someone can read that passage. Ephesians chapter 3 verses 8 to 11. To me who am less than the least of all saints, this grace was given that I should preach among the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ. And to make all see what is the fellowship of the mystery which from the beginning of ages has been hidden in God, who created all things to Jesus Christ. To the intent that now the manifold wisdom of God might be made known by the church to the principalities and powers in the heavenly places. According to the eternal purpose which he accomplished in Christ Jesus I am not. So first, 10 says, his intent was that now through the church the manifold wisdom of God should be made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms. So Paul is talking about here how the Gentile believers have now been brought into the body of Christ and now share in the inheritance that before this only belonged to people of Israel. And so he's saying this wisdom of God is being revealed even to those in the heavenly realms, so the angels. And so we see here that there is a way in which God's wisdom is revealed through us, through the church, to the angels. In one Peter one talks about how angels long to look into God's plan for those who are redeemed. And then in several books in Daniel Matthew Revelation talks about how we will reign with Christ and be ruling over or helping in the administration of God's kingdom on earth. And so it's in reference to all of these things that Paul is saying we have a place to judge the world. And there's no specific reference where it says that we will judge angels, but these are the different ways in which humans are lifted up or elevated to a place that is greater than angels. Some of these verses that we saw. And so Paul is saying you have that kind of authority and that kind of power in Christ, but you are going to someone outside to teach you what is true, what is wrong, what is right, what is just. And so he is calling us calling those believers to recognize what is the kind of authority you have with Christ. And so if you have this kind of authority to judge the world to judge angels, then shouldn't you be able to judge these small disputes that are arising within the church. Shouldn't you have at least that much wisdom and understanding. So then what is, what is the role of like a court of law now in our present day. Should we depend on these courts or should we be decision makers for ourselves. Now we see that Paul also appealed to the legal system when he was in a facing trial so acts 20 to 25. If someone can read that we'll just look at that 22 25. I've said 22 was 25. And as they bound him with the arms Paul said to the centurion who stood by is it lawful for you to scourge a man who is a woman and uncontempered. So here we can see that Paul was appealing to the laws the law protected him in that case and he was using the law to defend himself. So, in other instances we see where Paul appeals to Caesar and then he sent to Caesar right. We see also in Romans 13 where Paul talks about being submitted to civil authorities because they have been placed in that position of authority by God. So there is definitely we give respect to people in authority and where there is opportunity for us to get justice or get fair treatment through the law that is that we are subjected to in our countries then we will take advantage of that and we will use that to protect ourselves. But here the issue is that there's a there's a dispute within the church so there are two people within the church who are disagreeing. Right so this kind of thing between believers should be judged within the church. It shouldn't have to go to someone outside the children go have to go to someone who is a non believer. He is saying he's encouraging us to resolve our issues within the church. And we see within scripture how we are to do that in Matthew 1815 to 17. It talks about how if you have a dispute with another believer what should be your response and how do you come to a come to a place of agreement. So I'll just read from there Matthew 1815 to 17. Moreover if your brother sins against you go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he hears you you have gained your brother. But if he will not hear take with you one or two more that by the malt of two or three witnesses every word may be established. And if he refuses to hear them tell him to the church. But if he refuses even to hear the church let him be to you like a heathen and a tax collector. So that is that should be the process we should be following scriptures teaching on how we dissolve disputes. The first thing is to address it with that person alone. If you're able to resolve it between the two of you then your relationship is restored. But if they are not willing to listen to what you have to say then you take two or more one or two more witnesses with you who are part of the church. So that they can also hear what is being said and they can witness together what is being said is true. Witness to what the other person how the other person is responding. So once you do that if there still is no resolution then you bring it to the larger church. And if they're not willing to even listen to the larger church then you consider them as an outsider as an unbeliever. So here we see another example of someone being excluded from the body of Christ. Where they are not willing to submit to what the church is saying should be done in a certain instance. So the main issue was that these believers were going to an unbeliever to resolve their issue. And Paul is saying instead of going to someone outside instead of bringing your disputes to the outside and shaming, like you're shaming the church, right? We are called to be a people who carry the glory of God. And so when people look at us from the outside they should see us as people who are living lives that are above the rest of the people around them. And so it should be something that is attractive to them. But if we display a lack of wisdom in the fact that we are not able to resolve our disputes, if we display a lack of love for one another, the fact that we are going to court against one another, if we display disputing to the extent that we want someone else to be cheating one another, right? They're wronging one another. If all of that is within the church then what is going to attract an outsider to the church? Why will they see the church as anything they want to be a part of? So he says here, instead of doing this, going to someone outside, why don't you just let yourself be cheated? It's better to be cheated to undergo injustice than to go to someone outside with such a case. And he's saying what is worse is that it's not that you're letting yourself be cheated, it's that you yourselves are the ones who are cheating and wronging each other. And that too, to people within the church. You're doing this to your own brothers and sisters. And so it's a really sad state of affairs within the church. Any questions on that? What's the next part? Okay, so let him be to you like a heathen and a tax collector. So they were considered the unbelievers, right? A heathen is someone who doesn't believe in God, a tax collector is a sinner. So the word tax collector was just used to refer to someone who's a sinner. So he's saying let him be considered to you as someone who doesn't believe in God, as someone who is not part of this body of believers. So like they're saying take that person out of the church in the previous passage. Here it's saying consider them as someone who is not part of the body of Christ. Because they're not willing to submit to what the body is saying is right. They're not submitting to the authority of the church. So in both these passages we see this, what Paul is really doing is he's calling the church to holiness, right? To keep ourselves holy, to keep ourselves as people who are sanctified, who are set apart from the world around us. To be living lives that are completely different from what we see in the world around us. Whether it be in the way we handle relationships or in the way we conduct ourselves in terms of keeping from sin or keeping from allowing sin to be part of our fellowship. We go on from there to verse 9 to 11. Somebody please read that. Chapter 6. Yes, chapter 6 verse 9 to 11. Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God?  And such were some of you, but you were washed, but you were sanctified, but you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the spirit of our God. Thank you. So here we can see Paul is again listing down some sins, right? So he's not listed. He can't say it's the list of all the possible sins that people could commit. But he's saying those who are unrighteous will not inherit God's kingdom. So before this he's saying you wrong and cheat one another and you're doing this within the church to your own brothers and sisters. And then he's saying the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God. So in that context of wronging and cheating one another, don't you know that if you continue in such unrighteousness, you will not inherit the kingdom of God. And then he lists other sins along with that kind of sin. So let's just look at some of those. So he says, fornicators.  So this could also refer to the male prostitutes that were there in the religions that were around. So this is also for homosexual practice or any other unnatural kinds of sexual practices. Thieves, covetous people, so people are greedy, drunkards, revilers, people who are abusive or extortionist, people who cheat people or try to steal money from people. So a lot of different sins covered there. And then he goes on to say that there is no place for these kinds of people in God's kingdom.  You are people who are washed. You are people who are sanctified. You are people who are justified in the name of Jesus and by God's spirit. So this is your true identity. And if this is your identity, then there is no place for sin in you because that should be foreign to you as a people who are washed, sanctified, justified, right? So there are lots of verses that are stated here. We won't read all of these verses. But when it's talking about being washed, it says a person who is, it's talking about physical cleansing, but obviously cleansing of our hearts, of our consciences. Being sanctified is to be set apart. So to be used only for God's purposes, to be made holy and useful for God. To be justified is to be said to be righteous in God's eyes. So before God, we are righteous. God sees us as righteous. And so that is something for us to claim as our identity. To say, I have been washed. I have been sanctified. I have been justified. I have been made clean. I've been made holy. I've been made righteous in Jesus' name and by the spirit of God. And so there is no place for sin to exist in our lives or within the body of Christ. Because it's so outside of these things. It's a contrast to our true identity in Christ. The verse is 12 to 20. Is something in that phrase? All things are lawful for me, but all things are not helpful. All things are lawful for me, but I will not be brought under power of any. Foods for the stomach and stomach for the foods, but God will destroy both it and them. Now the body is not for sexual immorality, but for the Lord and the Lord for the body. And God both raised up the Lord and will also raise us up by His power. Do you not know that your bodies are members of Christ? Shall I then take the members of Christ and make them members of the harlot? Certainly not. Or do you not know that he who is joined to a harlot is one body with her? For the two, he says, shall become one flesh. But he who is joined to the Lord is one spirit with him. Flee from sexual immorality. Every sin that a man does is outside the body.   For you were bought with a price, therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are Gods. Thank you, John. So here we see all going back to the issue of sexual immorality. So he starts with that initially when he is talking about the man who is sleeping with his father's wife. And then he goes into this other thing of disputes with the rich. And then he's coming back to sexual sin here. And the first verse, verse 12, he says, all things are lawful for me. So this is a kind of argument that people would have, right? It's okay for me to do this. It's not wrong for me to do this. So I can do it. But he's saying even if it's not wrong, it may not be helpful to you. And if it's not helpful, if it's not helpful, it's better not to do it. And then even if it's not wrong, if you're being brought under its power, right? So if it's going to have some kind of power over you and you're going to be in bondage to it, then don't do it. Now on the other hand, what is lawful or what is legal may not always be what is moral, which is a sad thing, right? Sometimes the law allows things that are immoral. So we do not follow what is legally okay. We're not trying to just follow the law of the world. We have time to follow God's law and God's law is moral. So that's where we get our moral standards from. So in that culture, if certain things were not considered wrong, like being in the prostitute was not considered wrong. It was legal to be with a prostitute. But according to God's law, it is immoral. It's wrong. So to say that it's legal for me to do it so I can do it is not a good argument if you belong to the church, right? So we will follow the morality of what we follow the law of God. And so he says, even if it's legal, if it's not helpful and it's going to put you under bondage, under some kind of bondage, then don't engage in it. Verse 13, foods with the stomach and the stomach for foods. So this was a common view in that culture and among some philosophers where they thought that stomach is just for food and food is just for the stomach. So they're taking that same kind of thinking to the body and they're saying so the body is for sex and sex is for the body. Okay, so and the view was that at the end of our lives, we're going to die and our bodies are going to die with us. That's the end of life. So it doesn't make a difference. We can do whatever we want with our bodies. So he's saying but as a believer, your body is for the Lord and the Lord is for your body. So your body no longer belongs to you and you can't just do whatever you want with your body. And this body is not only for this life, but it will be raised up just as Christ's body was raised up and we raised up in power. So verse 14, God both raised up the Lord and will also raise us up by his power. So we are going to be raised up to eternal life. Then on to the next verse, verse 15. Don't you know that your bodies are members of Christ. So now he's taking this very, they did not respect or honor their bodies, their physical bodies as something that should be, that should be treated with reverence. So he is assigning reverence to our physical bodies in this verse 15. Our bodies are members of Christ. Members of Christ is, say it's like a part of the body of Christ. So we can take some parts of our bodies and join them to someone who is a holy, join them to a prostitute. Because in doing that, we are becoming one with that person. He goes back to Genesis talking about the covenant of marriage where the two shall become one flesh. So in the Old Testament, when it's talking about sex, it's pretty much assigning sex to marriage. When you have sex with someone, you are actually committing yourself to that person in marriage. So there was no difference between the two. Sex is one thing and marriage is another thing. When you have sex, you become one flesh with the person.  And so you cannot become one with someone who is engaging in sin if you are part of the body of Christ. If your body belongs to Christ, then you cannot also be taking that same body and becoming one with someone who is sinful. So if we are one with Christ, we cannot also be one with sin or one with a sinner. Verse 17, but he who is joined to the Lord is one spirit within. So it's not only one flesh but also one spirit. So our nature within should be sanctified and one with Christ. So that's why he says there is no place for sin in us because if we are one with Christ, sin cannot be a part of who we are.  So because sex is such an intimate thing and it is that process of being made one with someone, he is saying this sin is very different from other kinds of sin. In this sin you are actually committing your whole body into that sin and your whole body becomes part of that act of sin that you are committing. Verse 19, do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit? So earlier we saw how he was talking about the church being the temple of the Holy Spirit.  So before we are talking about keeping the church of Christ holy and pure and sanctified, now we are talking about keeping our own bodies pure and holy and free from sin. There is no place for sin in the body of a believer. Verse 20, so you were bought at a price that will glorify God in your body and in your spirit which are gods. So both our body and spirit belong to God and so God should be glorified in both. And why we should be glorified in both is that Christ's life was given for two buyers back to God. So that was the price that was paid for us. So we were redeemed through the blood of Christ. That was paid as a ransom for us to be bought back and to be restored to God and to that image of God that is within us to that holy image that God had put in us. Any questions on whatever we talked about so far? Let me just see how it is important to cover. I think this is really helpful verse 18 where it talks about free sexual immorality every sin that a man commits is outside his body. So that word free is to escape to run away to go to a place of safety. So to run away from any danger to a place of safety. And I think that is the best advice you can get when it comes to sexual sin. That there is no place for staying there and trying to address what is happening and trying to navigate the situation. The best thing to do is to run away from it and then to think about how do we deal with what was happening or what was going to happen. Because it is too easy to fall into sin if you remain in that place. So just an important word when that is temptation to sexual sin to first take yourself away from that situation to a place of safety and then after that deal with whatever else needs to be dealt with. So we finished verse 20. Okay, so there are a few things that we can declare over ourselves to just remind ourselves of the truth of God's word and to keep away from sexual sin. There are eight points that are mentioned. I think this is on page 57. Can you all see that? If you all have that open, then we will just make those declarations together over our bodies. So yeah, verse from 1 to 8. I have been washed, made clean, sanctified, made holy and justified, made righteous in Jesus' name and by the Spirit of God. The second one, I live by what Jesus got and not by popular opinion. I will not be brought under the control of anything decreasing to God. The third one, my body is not for sexual sin. My body is for the Lord and the Lord is for my body. I consecrate all my appetites, passions and reflections to the Lord. Fourth one, my body is part of the body of Christ.  Christ is revealed and expressed through my body. Fifth one, I'm spiritually one with Jesus. He is in me. I am in Him. All that is mine is His. I live my life out of my union with Him. Sixth, I run from all sexual sin. Seventh, my body is holy. It is the temple of the Holy Spirit and it's a dwelling place of God. And eighth, my body is not mine. My spirit, soul and body have been bought with the blood of Jesus and belong to God. So these are just some helpful declarations based on all the things that Paul talks about in this passage. To keep ourselves from falling into sexual sin and keeping ourselves pure. Okay, we will move on to chapter seven. Okay, now chapter seven talks about sex within marriage. It talks about the gift of singleness. Talks about staying in your marriage. And then after that staying where you were called. Then talks about what was Paul's primary objective when he was serving God. And then the last is the higher happiness of singleness which is being dedicated to God. So we'll see in chapter seven that he continues to talk about sex. But here he's talking about it in the context of being married and being single. Can somebody read verses one to six please? Now concerning the things of which you wrote to me, it is good for a man not to touch a woman. Nevertheless, because of sexual immorality, let each man have his own wife and let each woman have her own husband. Let the husband render to his wife the affection due to her and likewise also the wife to her husband. The wife does not have authority over her own body but the husband does. And likewise the husband does not have authority over his own body but the wife does. Do not deprive one another except with consent for a crime that you may give yourselves to fasting and prayer. And come together again so that Satan does not tempt you because of your lack of self control. But I say this as a concession not as a commandment for I wish that all men were even as I myself. But each one has his own gift from God one in this manner and another in that. But I say to the unmarried and to the widows, it is good for them if they remain even as I am. But if they cannot exercise self control, let them marry for it is better to marry than to burn with passion. Yeah, we can stop that. So here Afritokma's actual morality is bringing it to sex in the context of marriage. So again here in verse one he refers to a letter that they had sent to him, the Corinthians had sent to him and he's talking about a specific question that they asked about whether a man can touch a woman. Now touch again is implying a sexual kind of relation, not like just physically touching someone, a man just physically touching a woman. So he's saying it's better for that not to happen.  But because there is the temptation to sexual immorality, it's better to, if you have that kind of desire, then it's better to just get married so that you're able to express that desire in a context that is, that is body and that God approves of. So we all have natural desires that are God given and there are God given ways to express those desires. So instead of trying to withhold ourselves from marriage and then burning with that desire because it's not being fulfilled, it's better to then to have to get married and be able to have that desire fulfilled in a way that is approved by God. So verse three says, let the husband render to his wife the affection given and likewise also the wife to her husband. So this is something where we are, it's a mutual giving of oneself to each other. But that word render doesn't mean that we are only giving it for the sake of the other, but it is that you also in the process benefit. You are also receiving some kind of benefit through that giving of yourself. And affection, so it says render affection, right? The affection refers to goodwill or kindness. So in that act of sex, you're also not only expressing affection, but it's also goodwill and kindness towards your spouse.  So the word due is a Greek word called Ophelo and it means what is owed or the debt that is to be paid. So this is something that we owe to our spouse, right? When we are getting married or when we are making our vows, we are committing ourselves to one another. And one of the things that we are committing to the other person is that we will give our boardings to the other person. Because in that we are fully expressing what marriage is, right? It is a coming together of two people, not only in bodies, but also in all other ways, uniting under God's authority. And so one of the ways is in the form of sex. And so it is a duty in that sense that we give ourselves to this, to our spouses. Verse 4, the wife does not have authority over her own body, but the husband does. And likewise, the husband does not have authority over his own body, but the wife does. So again, this is where we have given, we've surrendered our bodies to one another. And so we don't claim authority over our own bodies. We give our bodies over to our spouse to say that you now have authority over my body and I have authority over your body. We are so fully given over to each other and submitted to one another in this context of sex. But in that as we give ourselves over to one another, we treat each other's bodies with reverence. So it should not be that we take authority and we take it to the extent where we abuse that person physically. Rather when our bodies are given over to each other, we respect and we honour one another's bodies. Verses 5 to 6, do not deprive one another except with consent for a time. So that you may give yourselves to fasting and prayer and come together again, so that Satan does not tempt you because of the lack of self-control. I say this as a concession, not as a commandment. So here is if you choose to withhold sex from one another, if you choose to stay apart for some point of time because you want to spend some time in fasting and prayer, you can do that but don't do it to the extent that it becomes a place where Satan can tempt you and you fall into sin as a result. So do it with wisdom, like I say, okay, to this extent we can make the sacrifice but where it becomes an issue of sin or temptation, then it's time to be able to go back and be with one another so that we do not fall into sin. So it should always be mutually agreed on. So when we abstain from sex, it should be something that both the husband and wife agree on and they agree on do it for a specific period of time. It should never be that one person has made the decision and is withholding sex from the other person and it should never be used as a way of controlling the other person. So in the marriage counseling post that we have through the church, that is one thing that is addressed as people are preparing to get married.  So that kind of thing is misusing sex and it's disordering of this gift that God has given you. So like we read before this, the body doesn't belong to you, it belongs to your spouse and so you don't have the right to withhold it from your spouse. So that is a good way to look at it in terms of honoring one another and in terms of submitting to one another in this act of sex. So we won't go into the next part because we just have one minute left. That is the part on singleness. But we can close for now unless anyone wants to say anything, has a question, needs to be addressed. Okay, there's nothing to be closed for this week. Thank you so much for being here. Just a reminder to go back to the classroom and turn in your assignments and let me know if you have any questions. Thank you.


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it is on. Well thank you everybody for coming. I wouldn't have my feelings hurt at all if you would just come as far to the front as you can because what we're supposed to be having here is a conversation and I think we all have things to contribute to this conversation so I'd love it if you came up here. I think everybody here knows something about the topic of burnout and it's been a conversation that we've been, I guess I should introduce myself, I forgot to, right? I'm Randy Pham, RFAA on Drupal.org and I'm like many of you kind of a Drupalholic and Drupalholics can have some trouble with with burnout. So what's that? How long has it been since you Drupal? Here I am at Drupalholics Anonymous. Yeah that's right. So just to get, to set the stage for what we want to accomplish today we want to just go quickly into understanding what burnout is kind of as a as a diagnostic not as a, it is a formal area of study. There's formal research about what it means. It's a serious issue in our current world just in general, you know. It has specific characteristics and there are specific things that can be done about it and there are ways of looking at it both from the individual point of view and from the organizational point of view. So one of the most important researchers basically says that burnout is all the fault of the organization. I think we all know that that's not entirely true but the fact that she has written a whole book to that effect tells us perhaps that we can adjust our organizations to affect how we how we take care of our individuals. So we're gonna talk about burnout from the individual and the community perspective and the big point the reason that we're having a conversation is to talk about what we as a community can do to prevent, to cure, to deal with this whole thing, okay. So that's the, that's the point of this. Yeah, go for it. Thank you. I appreciate it. So burnout, if you're kind enough to be here you might have read the set of blog entries that I wrote about, about this, that go into more detail than then we'll go into today but kind of a formal description would be a state of emotional, mental, physical exhaustion and you're probably familiar with the can't do anything syndrome from having worked too hard on something for too long that at some points can be quite difficult to recover from. You know if you run a marathon you may be sick of the marathon but probably in a week or so you'll probably be okay but it seems that some kinds of burnout can just stalk us and stay with us in a way that we wish they wouldn't and it can be difficult to to get our lives back together. So the key researcher on this points to three dimensions of burnout exhaustion, emotional, physical, cynicism, I think we've seen that in burned out members of our community sometimes where you say, ah, that'll never, that'll never be fixed in Drupal. You know, no way you're gonna get any, you're not knowing, no way you're gonna get so and so to do that. Like move the core directory. When was that issue opened? 2005. I think it might have been 2004 it's so but on November 1st it's going in so. And ineffectiveness is a is a third a third dimension. You know you start to feel like you can't do anything when in reality you know you used to do stuff but as you begin to feel ineffective you you don't seem to be able to do it anymore. Go ahead and hit that next one if you would things. So I actually don't want to minimize what we as individuals should be doing to to deal with burnout even though that's not what this conversation is about. I think it's really important for us to recognize that we have responsibilities and individuals for marshaling our own resources and that's not just for the community that's for us. So obviously these are very these are things that your wife or your husband has been telling you over and over again you know I mean these are very obvious things but it doesn't mean that they're not true. So budget your physical resources eat good food get some exercise get some sleep well and and and these may need to be true over the long term. Like I said sometimes with a marathon you can recover in a week or a day or whatever your recovery period is but sometimes when you've done some damage to yourself by working too hard working too intensely or becoming too emotionally involved with some thing for some reason it takes a lot more time of dealing with these things honestly to to get that straightened out. Obviously prioritizing there is a limit to what we can do we are not infinite and we are gonna have to make choices about what we do work on and and that you know it's just obvious. One of the key things that was pointed out in everything I read about burnout was that your social connections are fundamental to maintaining your equilibrium. So we're all doing great socially right here now we're having a great time with all of our Drupal friends but a lot of us are can be fairly isolated you know you go in IRC that is not the same as having a close friend and I tend to get most of my social involvement actually most of my social involvement is either through my wife's friends because she's a good friend-maker we live in a little town and she's done a great job in the last couple of years of getting involved with some people there and I have not so a lot of my own personal social involvement is in fact IRC and Drupalcon and it's just not gonna it just doesn't cut it so anyway very strongly pointed out in there that you need to have real social activities going real friendships going on and I thought that this quote here was absolutely fundamental and that we should all just memorize it the Scientific American article on burnout said as early as possible in your career you must absorb internalize adopt the idea that your physical and mental health are at least as important as anything you can do seeking success at work and of course in this context work means Drupal community your modules that you maintain and blah blah blah whether that's work or not but that idea of recognizing that you are more valuable than the work that you can do is so fundamental if you don't if you don't keep yourself alive then you won't be producing anything next year or two years if you don't keep yourself it from your own perspective if you don't take care of yourself this year you won't be contributing to Drupal next year it's it's an easy equation right but how many of us really get it we you know we you probably have screwed up before because you're here right I mean it's just you know it's just you definitely wouldn't be listening to me why is he talking about there was a tweet today why is he talking about it something wrong you know why is he talking about burnout okay thank you go ahead and so as I went through this this great book by the by the most important researcher in this field she said a number of really really important things and and went into those in some more depth but some of the things that were listed we feel overloaded that's a pretty easy thing as a contributor in the Drupal world to get yourself in that position a lot of us are basically suckers for love you know I'm you know if somebody if I do something and somebody says something nice to me I'm gonna do more of it right and and and if I see something that I can do and that somebody will love me if I do I'm just a sucker for it and I think in communities like this there may be a lot of us out there well that very very quickly leads to overload and there are many ways that the Drupal community is maybe worse than that worse than some other situations because I can see that this needs to be done therefore I could do it and this needs to be done therefore I could do it and we have to figure out a way to deal with that as a community one of the classic examples is we have that there's many many examples like this but we have some we have some module creators in our midst and I think that I think quick sketch would probably be among them and Dave Reid and Eaton and a number of other people who are just generating modules you know just I mean just Dave Reid we joke about every day right I mean it's like every day there's a new module well in the Drupal community when you create a module you're actually expected to maintain it so if you generate things like that you are going to be overloaded very very very quickly and how to deal with that is one of the things that we have to talk about a second area of burnout how organizations can burn out individuals is the lack of control over what we do and in this book they talked a lot about that from a like a corporate standpoint where you don't have enough control over your own work but in the in the Drupal world there's so many dimensions of it you just can hardly stop you know it's like if you work on core work you might be working on an issue that you became interested in in 2004 and haven't been able to figure out a way to get it in yet you might you know you might have worked on if you've worked on core stuff then you have issues that you wrote up and you solved a year or two ago that haven't yet landed and maybe they and you have a few that never will it it's it's extremely painful not being rewarded for our work we're actually pretty proud in the Drupal community that we do reward people for their work but all you have to do is talk to a few people and you'll find that not everybody feels that way all the time especially in some of the less visible areas I think we could find a lot of people who work on the documentation project who don't feel rewarded for what they do they don't feel acknowledged they don't feel like what they do is important there's a whole bunch of different places in the community and and even though we've worked on that and we value that as support is another great example and there's a long-running tragic issue about that right now we're even in the issue people are feeling unappreciated and so even though I on this one even though we claim that we know how to reward ourselves for our work I don't think we do and I think that it's easy to find out if you just talk to a few newbies or a few people around that you find that that's not that we're not as good as we wish we were the breakdown in community bullet I find really interesting I I remember as we were getting close to having Drupal 7 come out did you remember seeing some core contributors saying horrible things on Twitter like this will never work and it's all going down in flames and essentially that's it's probably both cause and result of a breakdown in community you know where people aren't people are depressed themselves the community is not working the way it ought to how people start to snap at each other just what you would see in a in a poor morale in a shop with poor morale or family with poor morale so this whole breakdown in community thing is another thing that we have seen happen and we've seen it happen periodically I thought the fairness bullet that we aren't treated fairly was really interesting there are lots if you're going to work in the Drupal community you actually have to already accept that you're not going to be treated fairly that you're not going to be necessarily acknowledged at the level that you expect or or the things won't go the way you expect how many of you as a young contributor an early contributor to Drupal were treated poorly in IRC or yell that or you know that was your first experience Angie right getting jumped in IRC or or you posted a patch you like figured out the whole patch thing right you posted a patch and and then you just get ripped up some one side and down the other or from another perspective you you try to solve a problem and there's no way to figure out how to solve it you know it if if you take the time to solve a problem in a community as open and as you know as soft as Drupal is Drupal is soft you can find your way to do things in the Drupal community there are ways to get things done but a lot of times especially when you're new you don't know how in the world you would do that so who do I talk to well there's only one answer right if you want to get something done you just talk to web chick but that doesn't scale very well and in fact I think there's a whole eaten has a whole domain right web chick doesn't scale or something like that so that's another area of the whole fairness thing that I found really interesting is that because it's not clear who the leaders are or what the rules are and because the organization is self-organized rather than having a hierarchical or an obvious hierarchical structure we have some serious issues with that and I think one of the ways that we have to deal with that is we have to we have to make it more obvious who people are what rules they play make it more explicit you know we have a lot of areas of that with we think about in terms of Drupal.org content and users but it's actually an organizational characteristic that we have to find our way through and then of course the conflicting values thing we're all geeks with you know with phones that are on the internet all the time and where we can work as much at home as we work at work if they're not the same place and how do we sort out what we're doing that is work from what's community work and are the same thing there are so few boundaries in our lives in general it's not just the tech issue that lots of people deal with it's the fact that we are in community that has something to do with work that has something to do with hobby lots of us work at home we just have all these conflicting values in addition to of course classic conflicting values like can I get this done and at what quality and in what time which are just standard software type conflicting values so I think the Drupal community is actually got a number of very explicit and I mean at this book just nailed many things about the Drupal community so let's go on to that next one how are we doing we've got ten minutes left so you have you're the only one in the Drupal community that has boundaries which basically means you're way too lazy yeah yeah she doesn't do enough I can tell you she doesn't do enough yeah yeah that that's I commend you for doing that and I try that I have a long ways to go because creating those boundaries and keeping some boundaries is a fundamentally important thing you are a smart person do you give lessons yeah yeah that's good okay so now I want to I want to do some brainstorming I did a blog post with a lot more bullets than this but I'd like to do some brainstorming and have you come up with you know with some ideas and we'll we'll scribe those and and get get some of those in there but it's fundamental to us that we have to keep our contributors and keep them healthy that's us right I mean we're the future of Drupal or we're gonna get replaced by all the newbies one of the two right but wouldn't it be better to have us and the newbies I think so we're pretty good we got Drupal where it is right we're we've all been a part of this it'd be better if we were part of its future as well if we burn up ourselves we aren't so my opinion is that we have to rethink and drop unsustainable processes we just have to recognize them and we have to say this has to be fixed and I can name a number of those the the handbook is one that's unsustainable I don't know any way that we can get the handbook ever under control given the what it is today and its history so we have to figure out what we can do about that that that's an example I I listed some others the UX team leads that's another one you know it just it goes it goes on and on the number of things that we have that we just oh well we're gonna have it 530 we're having a conversation about about the full project application process okay which we tried to do according to our values a year ago but well and two years ago and three years ago and we have not succeeded in actually doing what our values say we want to do so we have to do something different we have to come up with something that we actually do instead of just intending to do so I think increasing resources is a great thing it doesn't always work there isn't an infinite amount of money in the world but you know with the Drupal dot org redesign it got done with some increased resources and the give migration I don't think could have succeeded without increased resources that was that was brilliant another idea is recycling responsibilities so I think that the Dave reads of the world should be able to drop their modules off in the recycle bin and people who are interested in those modules should be able to pick them up we have a process like that but it's much scarier we call it abandoned modules and and it's not nice right it's like oh well this was a module and somebody went away and left it and now it's abandoned you know we need to explicitly recycle responsibilities we need to make that normal and good so that people can move on I like that so so she said you could make it where you sign up for a new term so you can make it you can make a commitment to a module but it has a limit it's not perpetual I like it I like it yeah yeah I think adopt instead of abandon would be a good idea yeah well I I totally agree so so Eaton's point is that he got in trouble for giving away a module to somebody that maybe was unknown but you know if I don't take care of my module how am I better from somebody that's unknown you know and we just have to deal with that and you know if if somebody comes along and they're willing to take care of a module and I am not in reality taking care of it I should give it to him yeah I agree I think we have to work on that and we all know if you maintain modules or maintain projects we all know that there are issues that people come and they're interested for a little while and they go away and it's not that easy to keep a smart person invested in a project or documentation or whatever it is that they're working on but I think I think just coming up with a way to I heard a couple of great ideas just now about term limit or not term limits but but signing up for a time limited commitment on on on a thing that you do and explicitly recognizing when you when you can't maintain something and looking for other stuff so rules and rules I think we're talking about everywhere and I think that's important yeah yeah so so the idea is that you need to set expectations and and maybe move a little more gently between maintainers you know like we've we've we should probably let new maintainers in more easily and we should probably take over a maintainership of modules more easily co-maintenorship we should probably let that flow even though there's some risk involved but the risk of us over committing is extremely high and that's what we need to realize is that it's not just a risk that you get some newbie that will screw up the work that you did there's also the risk that you'll screw yourself up so that you can't contribute in new areas and you know there's real opportunity in burnout if you can take somebody who has has found a way to recycle themselves and restart in a new project they can do new things with some energy that they couldn't do if they didn't get out of there so civility is a long-term theme of the Drupal community when we are not civil we damage the people around us and that's kind of like that breakdown and community thing but I think that civility is something that we have to pay attention to we've had some Twitter's get Twitter escapades lately where people go and pile on and Twitter that probably how they will probably wouldn't in real life and we probably have to stop piling on and Twitter yeah or stop using Twitter yeah Twitter's pretty well established you might not have noticed that but you've already proven that she says she's made like 200 only 200 tweets in her life but she's already proven that she's smarter than we are because she turns off her IRC at five so so what else can we do what else can we do nice simple practical one my first core patch ever patch was a small little feature edition back in the Drupal 47 days I think but at that point we were still small enough trees always remembered when he committed a patch to say thank you in the issue queue after he said it committed thanks he still does that like 98% of the time and that is very much to his credit if you maintain a module please please please say thank you every time you commit a patch that's right there's some some maintainers that are very explicit thanks for reporting that you know I like that yeah that's it and and saying thank you when you commit is a great yeah a great influence on civility thanks especially if you're dealing with a newer contributor that word thank you with and the more high profile you are in the community the more important that that's a good point that's a good point check I agree with that so yeah one of the things that the Drupal code of conduct says very explicitly is that we will step down gracefully it needs to say a little more that was all copied from Ubuntu of course but I think it needs to say a little bit more it needs to say we will step down gracefully and this is what it might mean and here's where the recycle bin is and you're welcome when you come back you know so I definitely think that Drupal dot org slash DC OC Drupal code of conduct so yeah yeah we yeah if you we're done we're done with everything so we're we have to move on to the we have to move on to the project review a committing to a particular term for responsibility yeah I don't think we're saying that that so so his point is that we don't we probably can't make everybody commit for a time limit to every responsibility I don't think anybody was suggesting that I think they were saying that instead of a perpetual responsibility module maintenance for example should be a time limited responsibility doesn't mean that you can't make a single contribution in the queue oh that's the abandoned module process but that's a different thing yeah it's yeah anyway what I think this is an important conversation I'd like us to continue this conversation throughout the Drupal community and see if we can adjust our processes to with respect to what they do to our people I think we have to think about that in all of these different angles and I appreciate you coming and conversing about it so


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Oh, he has to then he's got his roommate. Oh Sleepy time. Yeah. Oh, yeah, and Kay Rads in there, too Sideways yeah, that's sad. Sad will be there And then you say, will you then he gets up Marvin Harris does this Goes to bed like a baby it just makes in Taylor to 99 on the green auto congrats on that one there M spot I can't say it on the stream. I wish I could gold Brady cook to 50 nice one there Malachi Starks to 499 refractor first auto for the M spot sleepy sad Blake Corum CJ dollars in junior To Tavion Sanders Carson steel Get up look at everybody don't say a word Kaila McDowell says Hey, Rads, really? Yeah, really Thank you to 150 Chris is a K-Riz something I always do Probably Dominic love it. They said hey, let's confuse everybody Okay, wait Corum It was classic Oh, really That's awesome that place is kind of about KJ yeah, KJ's is real like name that he goes by Drake But once I I gave I gave KJ's nick the nickname of K-Raz because Kyle's K-Riz and KJ likes joining Razz's on Facebook.  That'll be it. Yeah. Oh well Jeremiah Hunter Braylon Trice as well Xavier Horthy Oscar dope first refractor Mackay lemon Eli Holstein first and Ricky white Next one. There's the Tavion Sanders cam rising How do you hurt your hand? Let me tell you a funny story.  Yeah, remind me Uh, Jarquez Hunter to 50 on the true gold first auto nice one there Jay spa Let me tell you really Who was it about? I'll tell you From today. Cade club Nick C spot Very bizarre interaction. It's Kool-Aid McKinsey uh true gold of chris, uh Hilton jr to 50 Caleb Williams and joe alt Cameron kinshens Sonny O'Gate, uh, jr The witching hour here bow nicks Give them a chance to hit that dude. 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Logan diggs mario williams jacquory brooks. Tyler buckner Xavier worthy to 150. Oh my god. You should have seen the bot lobby. I had him Saturday night for the first hour Dylan and bullpup Never come in these chats Just a beyond sanders their bots man. You know what? There's two No, no, they were physically here because dylan was talking for me and well for his training So that's talk about a ball lobby Cory kinder lake quorum Really? Yeah, Dylan training something. Yeah. I know I both was spinning around We gotta reel this in yeah, tell them to forget everything they learned Jordan wittington chatevion sanders There's a rubber zena Emmett moorhead first base auto nice one there for the e-spot Whoa a lot of spots just came in let's go at shane s with a bowman chrome choice spot Michael j with the pirates in dual case very wide with a couple of uh gold standards Paul l with the k-spot tomorrow Gabriel s with a plate spot and a Um And a select We've got paul again with the k-spot another break and troi with the chargers cardinals rams in the m-spot So you guys killed it. Thank you guys appreciate that very much. I think barry took balthans actually funny enough Okay Blue mackay lemon to 199 drake may first JJ mccarthy paris jones Two 150 is javante barns for the j-spot. 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Oh, yeah leery That is rock powers joe ult rashad, uh Who said that the binyon to 299 for the r-spot? r Cameron kinsons Jackson dart No much skitties Oh, you will Jalen right and bill hour Oran drew aller to 25 nice one there on the 55 throwback rock powers The spot pick it up a nice one there Base card kind of looks like it went through the uh ringer there. Sorry about that For sure brady cook march on loyde That is a devin leary and a j swan Who's that? Missou SCC missou Yeah, I remember you telling me that no josh williams marvin harrison jr. First uh damian martinez blakefisher That's awesome. Where at like a nai a a jucca or sorry like a nai Yeah, yeah, yeah, um They won the national championship Really? They should have won it back to back Handleman quinchon judkins Bo collins orange shimmer to 25 nice color match for the b-spot and clemson. That's sick Johnny wilson to 75 nice one there j-spot for the nulls Very good receiver in this uh glass Fleming kool-aid macinistry will rogers uh jason marshal first base auto for florida and the j-spot audrey guztine Jackson arnold right Xavier worthy Uh johnny wilson, I think the nulls receiver right the nulls receiver. I'm assuming ricky white green shimmer raheem sanders to 99 trey shon ward first refractive and thomas jr. Brielyn trice Uh jordan travis makai lemon early risers. Caleb williams. Whoa, ricky white went down Just not that most steady hands. Yeah, but at that at that size if you're that athletic durian dickie. Caleb williams Yeah, they'll get you right in the NFL for sure Purple michael hall jr. 399 braylon allen Layton robinson that's good shane. That's good That's great, dude Oh There's jason marshal That was good. Shaz pressed them golf club. Yeah, that was good. That was good We're braylon trice first Samuel mondan jr. All right box eight early risers jj mccarthy rambling men braylon allen chandler morris gold shimmer jaden bray 250 k club nick and bass Uh christopher vizena to 150 on the pink mini diamonds auto for clemson and the c spot Congrats c uh michael williams Extra Perkins JJ mccarthy to 2.99 for the j spot. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Not a great call there Tory, uh, horton mason smith purple mini diamonds joe melton to 3.99 marvin harrison jr Travis hunter Dominic love it to 4.99 refractor first auto for the d spot. I would say though The arty bunny hit me with one there Uh, it's still high. Yeah, it's still it's high mario williams Esteem it. Yeah, but you can't like he said you can't not call that he called it. Yes. That's what we're saying You got a two two strikes you have to protect true allers. That's valid Mm-hmm or in singer Oh, yeah, absolutely purple shimmer jerry verse and sam hartman control johnson Say marshawn loyde frank gore jr first refractor a kala mcdowell first and judkins mcnaan ramblin man is tk Roy del williams and jam Mcgriffin malachi stark's first base auto for the m spot nice one there n jalen berger kade clubnick and noah waddington travis hunter They celebrate too much. They're bruiser. They're losing to 3.99 mitch. Uh, legber Rock bowers as well on the ramblin man Yeah, it's not a good one. Yeah, bad bad bad pick on that one bad. 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That's kind of fine Nice one there b spot The taevee on sanders kyle mccord uh drake may mc dorosa I'll take that all day over i'll be ashford a ton of the other ones true to 4.99 braylon allen for the b spot wisconsin running back I 100% agree on that Nice one there Really cool That's fair that was funny Shut it down Shut it down shimmer of maria williams jaden bray Let's speak You know who is just in there like Like so we need to change the story back. Yeah, they're not there's no there's no consequence proc powers We'll just change the story back to what it was originally tylic williams the 150 t spot Will rogers for the w spot on the refractor it's been good. It's been good smack It's fun, dude A lot of big prospects too. It's the first time you're gonna see autos of most of these guys, which is really cool Well, yeah, check. I mean the checklist is super loaded too Checklist is super super loaded Early risers bonix chevion sanders Cade club nick blake quorum Donovan edwards michael Was that michael pratt for two lane drake may first as well For the d spot Blue salamander shields to 199 will rogers mississippi state s and w spot unnoticed to What's up, I just had that same chain. I had no weddington on the end spot Yeah What happened to it? Miles davis first Yo, yeah Richard re smart Way out of there Bad day bad day for sure sounds like it sounds like a bad day not good Oh god, hey bad bad day understandably a bad day Brock Bowers Lemon nice one there to 99 on the green auto for the m spot Brandon s with the blazers tomorrow. Thank you. Nick m with the mariners tomorrow as well. Thank you. 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There'll be times when I get into my car And it'll be 115 degrees in my car If it's sitting out in the sun jr sanders July and august. Yeah, July and august. July and august are rough For sure Jordan wittington to 4.99 refractor first auto for the j-spot John reese plumbly It's not just a hundred is 82 90 percent. Yeah, Xavier.  If you ever touch the seafelt buckle. Yeah, walker. Howard.   It'll burn I'll be getting into a shower and it's too hot. Yeah, I can awful Or too cold. Yeah. Well, yeah for sure Cameron kinsons to 50 gold shimmer Miami and the k-spot First round guy right there out of the u Amit moorhead cori kiner grant wells green shimmer to reach chapel to 99 joe alt first base auto Xavier worthy go to the x-spot nice first base auto congrats on that x-spot tonio gates jr. Drake may and marvin harrison jr. First JJ mccarthy michael trigg The hockey now to mech egg buca jackson darts. That'll be really good on these weekdays We don't have any baseball and no football. We'll have hockey, which is awesome. The nhl went like wednesday night hockey. Yeah, that'll be huge Triple shimmer jahad cambell todge brooks Same as when basketball comes back to you have all the west coast. Oh, yeah, that helps some. I mean look at last night When we had the nights in the kraken. That was awesome. See the kaya watson Having to watch like a replay Three packs left everybody. We'll do a quick recap as well Travis hunter Nick singleton cam rising I know i'm with you on that one matthew laden robinson so much more convenient Especially here because we have the tv up. So it's so much. It's so much better when we have it all all here Joe milton ronson baron We've got autograb Xavier worthy jordan widdington elie holstern mcchai lemon Braylon allen bucky erving malachi starks dominic love it christopher vezina jason marshall johnny wilson yellow A manuel henderson lt. 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So my name is Aarjeng Asibi, I'm the team lead team in Selica. Part of our company is hardcore sensors and technology and getting the performance. So our technology would enable you to simply and easily test pathogens, find out different kinds of diseases on a molecular level. So the way that our technology work is we have brought together semiconductor sensing with advanced biotechnology and put them together in a platform that you enable sensing from the semiconductor side, find the detection from a biotech side, putting them together is a powerful handheld device that you can actually get best of both worlds. So if you look at the consumer electronics area, you know, cell phone and everything, they change the world the way we communicate, the way we store information. Imagine if you can use the same technology for your healthcare. So you can actually use the same electronics for actually detection. Every day you can detect the quality of your healthcare, what is in your food, what kind of diseases that you have and that's what we enable.


I think Erie is extremely fortunate to have the staff that it has. I mean, if you compare the Philippines to a number of other countries, it has a level of research support sophistication that you just don't find in other countries. You've got an educational system, it might be creaking a bit around the edges that is turning out competent people who are coming onto the job market. You've also got here at Erie, for good and for bad, or for good and less good, a workforce that has been committed over many, many years to the institute. I mean, I think some turnover is always good for any organization, but you have people who have committed to the organization, essentially for the whole of their career. So there's that loyalty and it's a very strong loyalty, but I think this also says something about the Filipino character. I think the one, it's not really negative, but it harks back to something I was saying earlier on. I think it can sometimes lead to complacency, that we are Erie, therefore we are good. And I've always said, look, we should not be saying we are good, let others make those judgments. Obviously the plaudits, the recognition that comes to Erie also spills over onto all of the staff. We are, the institute is, because of the staff. And it's been extremely fortunate to have the commitment that it continues to enjoy. Certainly I could not have done what I was able to achieve in the Gene Bank and here in DPPC unless I had had good staff. And I inherited a group of staff that were waiting to be given the opportunity to do something and to show what they could do in the Gene Bank. I was given the opportunity here in DPPC to recruit the staff who I thought would make the best team.


The latest weapons coupled with the fighting skill of the American soldier stand ready on the alert all over the world to defend this country. View the American people against aggression. This is the Big Picture, an official television report to the nation from the United States Army. Now to show you part of the Big Picture, here is Sergeant Stuart Queen. The Big Picture you are about to see might well have been titled Disaster USA. For it pictures a recent great catastrophe in our nation. Something that might overwhelm any part of the country and countless Americans at any time. It shows to the Army Corps of Engineers at work. They carry on their capable shoulders a double duty. In war the Army Engineers have the combat function of building bridges and roads so that the Army can march on to victory. In peace they are responsible for the civil works of national stature at harbors and along rivers whose waters they control in mighty dams. This is today's Big Picture. If you have traveled among the original 13 states you know that many of the more northern ones early developed industries, mills and factories driven by water power, gift of the swift ever flowing rivers of the region. Around the factories, along the streams, grew up villages, then towns, then cities. For when industry no longer used water for mechanical power it needed enormous quantities of it for processing, cooling, washing, hydrating. Now it was mid-summer 1955. Hurricane Connie, heading north, had gentled down to a hard rain and the thirsty ground soaked it up. Such was the face of things on the 17th of August 55. To be sure, Hurricane Diane had followed Connie's track northward and all America sighed with relief when Diane blew itself out off the North Carolina coast. But unobserved, a thick canopy of water-soaked clouds continued on and during the brief hours of August 18th and 19th dumped 10 to 20 inches of tropical downpour on the lower watersheds of eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, southern New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The saturated soil could absorb none of the deluge. Dry ravines became roaring creeks. Rivers became rivers. Rivers were swollen to mighty torrents, racing for the sea, carrying with them the debris of life and living, overwhelming and bursting apart the work of generations of men. It was a flash flood of tremendous proportions, unprecedented in its terrifying fury and violence. In terms of property damage, the most costly flood in American history, millions of tons of raging water smashing at factories, shops and homes. Streets became riverbed. While citizens that day were struggling to save their possessions and themselves, the armed services were sending rescue teams and supplies and the Army's Corps of Engineers responsible by congressional statute for flood fighting rushed engineer specialists and heavy construction equipment to the flood zone. Later that day the waters were subsiding. Those who had escaped went back to the work of rescue. The helpless, the stranded were brought to safety. The very old and the very young. Another few hours and the flash flood was over. The rivers were returning to normal flow. Now the devastation could be measured. More than 300 towns eroded, smashed, gutted. Towns in which the Army engineers were already at work. Thousands of buildings destroyed or damaged. Real loss, thousands of people homeless. More than 100,000 with their jobs swept away. Real cost, almost 200 lives. Hundreds of bridges destroyed or badly damaged. Even the dead were not spared. You will remember Broadhead Creek near Stroudsburg in Pennsylvania. On this stark and empty plane stood the 14 rustic cabins of Camp Davis where 37 persons were swept to death in the watery avalanche. Many of them women, most of them children. The State National Guard and Army units promptly mobilized to guard direct and comfort. Channel clearance. One of the first objectives of the Corps of Engineers. If another downpour came the streams would not be blocked and dammed with debris. At bridge crossings the rubble of the old made way for the launching of the new. Engineer units, state employees and civilian crews hired by the Army's Corps of Engineers erected more than 100 Bailey bridges to connect up highways and streets and thus end the isolation of scores of cities and towns. The Bailey Bridge is like a king-sized director set. A well-trained crew can assemble and launch one across a 100 foot stream in two and one-quarter hours and it will carry from 28 tons to 60 tons depending upon its type. Thousands of them were erected in wartime by cracked combat engineer teams to span the Rhine, the Volchurno, the Rapido and the steep gullies of Korea. As fast as a Bailey was completed supply and work vehicles of reconstruction moved across. Throughout the emergency signal corps mobile units maintained communications transmitting reports and orders for food equipment and medicines and the Army Medical Service was on constant call. Pure drinking water must be promptly provided and that was an Army engineer's job undertaken by its specialists. Tank trucks carried the water to the waiting people and mama's little helpers were ready and willing. Through the Red Cross came not only food, clothing and money but also the medicines and serums which made possible a winning fight against pestilence. Military and civilian doctors inoculated old and young against tetanus and typhoid. Everybody's happy and safe. The Salvation Army's mobile canteens took care of all. Kitchens were set up by the Army's National Guard to feed those unable to provide for themselves. Everybody helped. Those who had shared with those who had not. Supplies poured in from the nation. Nobody was forgotten. To children everywhere it was a picnic. It was no picnic to the parents of this homeless family but there were no tears. They went smiling through. Boards follow and cross the rivers and therefore transportation was one of the major victims of the disaster. The Army's Transportation Corps immediately took from their cocoons its crack diesel engines. Stockpiled at Fort Eustis for war's emergency. For this was war against a devastation as great as any bombing attack. The crippled railroads rented the engines for the emergency to return them to their cocoons without expense to the government. President Eisenhower made a personal survey of the devastated region. He saw for himself the extent of the loss and suffering. Shocked the president declared the entire flood zone a disaster area. He called upon the Federal Civil Defense Administration through its administrator Val Peterson to bring relief to the people of the stricken region. Administrator Peterson not only set his own national organization to work. He also delegated to the Army's Corps of Engineers the duty of carrying out the reconstruction phase of the president's disaster order and Operation NOAA was born. The Army Corps of Engineers has a unique organization in being which covers the entire United States in 10 separate division areas each in charge of a division engineer and each divided into districts where required. An emergency in any part of the country along any river system at an important harbor or huge metropolitan target thus could be met and promptly handled by this engineer organization under the direction of the chief of engineers in Washington. Simultaneously the chief may alert the entire nationwide organization and dispatch reinforcements to the disaster area. When the northeastern states were declared a disaster area the North Atlantic and New England divisions quickly organized for emergency construction operations to effect speedy recovery from the havoc wrought by the disaster. The chief of engineers Lieutenant General Samuel D. Sturgis Jr. at Washington telephoned his commands to the North Atlantic Division Chief at New York and the New England Division Chief at Boston. To the disaster area he dispatched 49 officers by plane from Fort Belvoir the engineer school and training center and to help handle the added duty of disaster relief within 24 hours 100 of the Corps civilian engineers were flown in from division and district headquarters in the middle west and the far west. About 50 field officers were immediately set up in the disaster area and additional reinforcements sent as needed. Throughout the disaster area local contractors have been given immediate assignments. More than 500 contracts were spot negotiated involving total cost of several million dollars. Engineers checked the work as it proceeded and engineer experts in soil mechanics made field tests for pervious and impervious material to be used in dykes levies and fells. Heavy equipment played a dominant part in the miracle of rehabilitation. It was essential in the rapid moving of mountains of earth and rock blocking the avenues of recovery. More than 1,200 pieces of heavy equipment were being employed simultaneously in the flood area under contract. Each type of equipment had its special use and all types were employed in this vast labor of repair and restoration. Emergency repair of public utilities was a desperate need. The army engineers were charged with the immediate restoration of sewers and water mains. At the forks of the Lehigh and the Delaware where the flood crested shortly after midnight August 19th debris piled against the Northampton Bridge damming the deluge momentarily. Then the million ton force of the flood burst through. That was the story for scores of bridges. The clock was stopped later in the morning of August 19th by the watery fingers of Connecticut's Nagatuck River. All Connecticut was in the major disaster area. Down the Nagatuck came the towering wall of water which contributed so greatly to the state's toll of death and damage. The raging river picked up rocks and rubble and flung them everywhere. A measure of the flood's power. Heavy railroad rails bent and twisted by the force of water-borne debris thrust against them with a giant strike. And boxcars lifted up and smashed against nearby buildings. Winstead stood in the flood channel of the raging Mad River. It was rivaled only by Putnam as a place of destruction and suffering. A large segment of the town was swept away. At Putnam alone, 2,000 were homeless. In this factory, magnesium was processed.  Here the Quinnibog River carved a new channel through a railway cut. The engineers put the river back in its bed. Also in the Quinnibog River Valley at the old Massachusetts town of Southbridge, destruction temporarily drowned out the entire economy. But no flood could dampen the tough Yankee spirit of self-help. Their homes might be gone, but their courage was still there. America pays homage to their nobility of spirit. For those who still had houses, house cleaning, after the torrent had wiped its muddy feet on the rug, volunteer civil defense workers continued to battle for their townspeople. Promptly, leaders of cities and states had initiated practical plans for aiding families suddenly made homeless and jobless. Bailey bridges continued to arrive. As soon as the flood emergency became apparent, the Army engineers had started moving 13 carloads of Baileys from their huge stockpile in Marion, Ohio to railroad yards giving access to the flood area. Trucks were waiting to haul the bridges to the road ends. Food contamination and its threat of disease germs and insect carriers was a menace handled by civil defense workers. The necessary cleaning out of flooded stores and shops added to the task of sanitation. Sprinkler tank trucks were sent through many towns by the engineers to spray disinfectant on the piles of refuse. But here, teenagers volunteered to spray contaminated material with a DDT solution. No flags are waving, but this is the American spirit in action. Most floods are followed by an epidemic of disease, but the alert people of the area denied Diane that second victory. Restoration of the normal flow of community life went on rapidly. The flood had coursed through this street and store, leaving eight feet of rock and rubble. Within a few days, street and store were returning to life and living. This avenue of wreck and rack was in a short time back in business. And here, where cranes rattled and swung, a traffic director soon was required. As you look over the scenes of vast desolation, you ask yourself, is this a first time for these cities and peoples? This tragic story of flood and devastation and death, has it ever happened before? Yes. In 1938, this was the Nagata and the Lehigh and the Quinnabog and the Connecticut. Man's memory is so short. Loss and devastation and death. This was Hartford, Connecticut in 1938. This was the Connecticut River in Hartford. This, too, was Hartford in 1938. And this was the 1938 fashion in Hartford. Look closely at Hartford streets in 1938. Compare them to Hartford streets in 1955. Yes, 1955, when Diane had come and gone, leaving Hartford dry, serene undamaged. What magic brought this about? No magic at all. Just plain common sense. Flood control construction. Since 1938, Congress has authorized a $300 million flood control program for New England. This flood wall built by the Corps of Engineers at a cost of $11 million was a part of that program. In 1955, it saved Hartford twice its cost in property damage. Under the same authorization, this flood control dam was built on the Westfield River, a tributary of the Connecticut. During Diane, it largely controlled the Westfield and diminished flood stages along the entire Connecticut. As part of the same program, this dam was constructed above Willamantic. In the great Diane storm, it reduced flood stages there and downstream on the Chautucket and Thames rivers. These dams stand dry until a record downpour threatens. Then, the control gates are closed and the reservoirs fill with billions of gallons, which otherwise would pour into the swollen streams and build them to raging floods. With the emergency pass, the gates are opened and the impounded waters drain away. But man's memory is short and five-sixth of the authorized $300 million program has not taken form in flood control works. The unbuilt dams, levees, and flood walls would have reduced the damage, might have saved lives, even in such a flood as Diane. The plans for watershed development to contain flood waters and protect the cities and peoples from destruction and death remain largely uncompleted. And the flood control plans in many other areas of our nation are also largely uncompleted. The nation's rivers can be controlled. Remember the 1927 flood on the Mississippi? Remember the 37 flood on the Ohio? Remember the 51 and 52 floods on the Missouri? In the wake of the rampages of these wild rivers, the engineers' great earth dams on the Missouri, like Fort Peck and Garrison, and Fort Randall rise to harness the big muddy and tame its periodic overflows. The levee system on the Mississippi and the dams on its tributaries have contained the father of waters. These engineering works are man's answer to nature's wrath. And our army's engineers are a part of the great team dedicated to the unending fight for flood control and the development of our river basins for America's security and prosperity. But without this constructive work, we must continue to face tragedy, destruction, and heartbreak. Yet with the passage of time, the memory of raging waters fades and is forgotten. Must man's memory continue to be so short? As you have seen, the Army Corps of Engineers have done much for our country. And we'll do so much more if given the go-ahead signal. It does seem strange that we Americans who enjoy so many blessings could enjoy so many more if only we took thought of past disasters and planned ahead to control them in the future. Truly, our memory need not be so short. This is Sergeant Stuart Queen inviting you to be with us again next week for another look at the Big Picture. The Big Picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the Army at home and overseas produced by the Signal Corps Pictorial Center, presented by the United States Army in cooperation with this station. You too can be an important part of the Big Picture. You can proudly serve with the best equipped, the best trained, the best fighting team in the world today, the United States Army.


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