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Mut and Merloni react to the shocking news that the New England Patriots have released safety James Sanders. The guys discuss what implications the roster move has for the Pats secondary.
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-- and Louis Sports Radio WEEI we're starting to get reports of the patriots. First ten cuts they got to go from nine need to eighty. And locally Ian Rapoport rap sheet guy has been our show before. I has been tweeting this the last couple of minutes here. Said He was toll among the cuts today. James Sanders. Has been informed He has been released James Sanders is -- she writes is the biggest surprise for the patriots so far is a long time starter. Who helped solidify the secondary. Any -- for reporting that James Sanders has been cut. Other guys Tyree Barnes. -- Connie. At open at least Corinthian Rappaport and Darnell Jenkins but there's one name that matters -- that's group that's a guy who started. And play the first three series of right James Sanders. Getting cut today by the patriot that is a shocker. -- of -- surprise then clearly it's funny to resemble we -- goma is gonna be another shock is going to be another surprise I -- you remember when I didn't think I beat James Sanders ninety's come back to the field. On Wednesday -- veteran guy. I did I just didn't think that you go down you know there's obviously now. Some depth issues so you wonder if this team isn't keeping an eye on what's corner on the league and -- some ideas that may be some teams. But if you guys are gonna be released that they might be interested in. Because right now you look at it what Sergio Brown Patrick John and Brandon Meriweather James ahead Tebow just probably made this team as a special teams player for NAFTA yeah. As of today it looked as -- the first of two major cut down days and this -- the major one. This -- from ninety to 89. And chapter in rap -- both have ads at the agent has been a form by the patriots to James Sanders. Will be cut tomorrow by the patriots. -- he's been there a long time. He had one game to prove himself apparently. Was part of that rotation early in LA Iran and it's not gonna make this team now -- when these guys -- brought back may be but we thought there -- questions about the depth at safety before. Mean now you're looking at meriwether Chung a heady -- Sergio Brown. As your four safeties in a rotation that we thought shaking go when -- quick questions about does open a northern maybe Darren Sharper is going to be O clock and through that door. Does this set up -- although hill guys played quarterback and guy who was played. Safety. -- -- Spacey Doug Sanders what two point eight. Base salary that is if you got if you guys haven't yet seen point eight total salary you know you say some eighty bring him back may be coming out some teams that have a opportunity go get the sky at this point you know maybe you know two point eight. They might look at and say you know once again -- back of the patriots -- value you know it appears that two point eight when I venture -- our starter you know we don't know where He falls and at depth chart. One -- his other alternatives maybe to bring them back at a cheaper price you know which I wouldn't be surprised at major lefties being we look at form to. So there they are feeling is that they can risky -- two point eight bringing him back or losing that's on the field but James and then -- cut intelligent that. I'd doesn't tell me a lot about the safety spot I don't know much confidence they have made it more comp is Burnham error than we thought maybe it means a Darren Sharper Arnold -- There's been a couple of the guys cut today that might raise an eyebrow Chester Taylor who has been a third down receiving back for the -- he's out there as is one. Vernon Gholston. Cut today this came after London and the jets and Rex Ryan made a big deal about get this guy and Vernon Gholston came out -- -- approve Rex wrong additional Rex got a mistake He made. Vernon Gholston also out but I available. We go to got a text. Vernon Gholston being great fit for the patriots -- really what makes him a great -- what this scene from articles that outside a Big Ten that makes him a good. Did for the patriots this is surprised on -- understandably there's still some things to get done here because there's a lot of bodies left the but -- is a position that that you thought that there with their net. That it is crazy stuff that goes on down to -- to pay as you look at you like well it and at certain positions and -- just. They just cut -- -- build obviously not concerned too much about it. A ticket -- bring this guy back -- looking elsewhere and they're looking at the team's -- -- and -- -- -- this government -- -- keep an eye on him. Yup plays out but is it that we -- know a week ago were judging this football team has to be a lot of changes from now until opening day. -- You've thought that James Sanders was safe just started backing him on Saturday night I that they had enough. Confidence in -- and and we had somebody talked about the showcasing. Of the starters on Saturday. That was part of I don't know but He started to play with meriwether and now he's on the team Chordiant Rappaport. He's one of the first will be -- -- shortcuts here's the thing people I told -- -- showcasing well that's a case to showcase and everybody knew everybody plays. In all me that that that'll bottom by the host showcasing. Hague I mean -- -- out there for everyone to watch. You know soul. Just surprised you know because as a guy the kind of knew what they had in -- He was helping -- to give back at the practice field helping -- -- thought that was the one question mark was health. You know obviously maybe distill some concerns -- health that could be that two point eight you know salary that the base salaries about currently anticipates it will that's another area where. We're still need -- cuts in payroll. You know. And when -- got this -- -- bring -- a cheaper price would find it cheaper alternative I guess they're they feel like Sergio brown and at the a fraction of the cost of the same player and I'll risk losing him. With the idea that it wants comeback for short money will bring him back but at two point eight. He's not a valued the same way it James heady boat veteran minimum is or Sergio Brown whatever his contract it's just surprising is guys started last year. And it's a big place this patriots football team and I it's a at the end of the day it's surprising that were surprised that we're sitting here saying where's the patriots always do something delicious full right now right for cuts. The four cuts Tyree Barnes. Erica -- the running back Darnell Jenkins the wide receiver. And James Sanders and have the creative till tomorrow to announce it six more comic. Six more. That they get from eighty tomorrow 53 on Saturday. Get your reaction your 6177790850. Toll free 888. 52508. Fixed fifty talks a Red Sox won in the break as well band is in Connecticut hi Dan. Don't worry guys. I'll -- first patients that -- I'll receive. I I just -- what you guys thought about two Russian orbit for a on I I think I think you probably -- I think you probably wanna with some for the rest of the regular -- well and getting 200. I mean that some time to try to get to cycle -- last until long. And the bullpen -- a form of distraction ended up getting the win. Yeah Melissa I mean I agree I mean what do they what do they risking you know you -- can't afford to leave me in there. What would they rescue -- there risking it division apparently but I mean you could make the argument that. Nearly in his other starts other than Friday night gave his team a chance to win so. God I don't know what they're risking to be honest with you believe in Mindanao is obviously an opportunity went to delegate battle with. You can make the argument the at the luxury of putting him in there and taking a guy into Miller. Who would be in most rotations and try to find a specialty that might help them in October He gives them that opportunity. Yes I mean do you think you -- -- -- -- as a lefty specialist would you rather had him over Wakefield in the rotation. Listen I'm I'm put Miller wrote in India open right now I'm gonna bring a man this weekend. And I'm gonna bring him in a tough spot facing -- -- in the seventh inning with the bases loaded 22 outs we can't walk the guy he's gonna get a mild. And -- try to do that over the course -- the next month and find out this guy can do if you of any conference beacon duke is right now. It's what Morales. Lord that -- so taken my chances. Yeah I I completely agree that and the same with Wakefield is you can you can try to find another another -- place I mean if you want to use you -- Beckett Lester Lackey and the dark as your top four in a playoff series. And then Wakefield in their dorsal bullpen during that series or maybe you'd leave them off the roster like they did not -- Dad lets you spot from a roster to be honestly. I don't you know. -- He brings a lot of value to this team guys got a 130 innings Acadia in a guy He said is actually no room for Tim Wakefield so. He adds He gives his team an awful lot when it comes time for the playoffs you've -- you for starters and if you have a fifth starter nipple and to meet its Alfredo -- If he's your fifth starter and then -- publicly buckles is -- talked over. I think more about this James Sanders thing in. It would even give one more game. It's cut and now I don't like it another game Thursday that the cut down till 53. Are on Saturday. They got one came this year out of James Sanders and saw nothing -- enough from practices -- -- your former starter you're not cut and anymore. Am not surprised a bit odd because you've we figured that going from ninety to eighty you could this distant players. Ethic without a lot of thought DOD can probably cut right. Right I mean ninety to eighty until -- and guys you figure you picked -- energy -- the impact cut would come. This early you know the 1980 cut you'd pick to guide James Sanders would. Be part of that now -- is part of the next ones to restore but there's obviously something to do with timing of it by doing it now. Maybe it does allow them to bring him back I feel I don't know. But you're right it doesn't really make sense to do it now not wait till Thursday and roll back out there for another game unless you just don't you try to do. Maybe you just know that disguise not to make the team this year and because he's been a veteran because He came in any He was a good soldier for Bill Belichick -- -- cut it loose now. In my an opportunity to not be one of the group that's come on Saturday that'll be tough group try to catch on at least now be cut. It gives him a slightly better chance to catch all of the different team in -- -- played a fourth exhibition game regular committee get a few practices and -- If -- cut Saturday that the competition. To get a job any positions can be very tough you're cut and this early is that a sign that. You just know you'll want him back and you wanna give him a chance give his agent chance to give him a job somewhere else. I don't know but. -- is taking over the timing of guess we shouldn't be surprised why we still sit here act surprised Belichick does. We question He died just. At that spot specifically James Sanders cut and acorn Ian -- or wallet Tyree Barnes Eric Connie. 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STAFF at Terra Firma, the private equity firm controlled by seasoned investor Guy Hands , saw their salaries and bonuses double during the last financial year, according to figures released yesterday. Wages and salaries jumped to £35.6m for the year ending 31 March 2013 , up from £17.6m during the year-ago period. The company had 91 staff including directors, up only a little from 84 the previous year. Total employee costs, including social security and pension payments, came in just short of £41m, rising from £20.5m a year earlier. Hands previously said that he has used his own money to top up bonus payments in a bid to keep top talent. Terra Firma Capital Partners' latest accounts, filed at Companies House , also revealed that Hands - who owns the company - paid himself a £3m dividend for the financial year, slightly lower than the £3.5m paid a year earlier. In the financial year ending in March 2010 Hands took a £12m dividend, yet a spokesperson said lower figures were unrelated to Terra Firma's performance. Revenues surged in the latest accounting period, up from £29.3m to £52.7m. Yet total administrative expenses - mostly staff costs - were £47.7m, meaning that profits edged up to £5m, from £2.5m. Terra Firma has pulled in more cash in the current financial year, earning £234m from an initial public offering of Infinis.
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Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kan., refused repeatedly to permit final passage of the measure unless Democrats first allow a vote on his plan for erasing most of the cuts aimed at towers operated by Federal Aviation Administration contract employees.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., just as persistently declined to give in, and other Democrats noted that House Republicans had rejected calls to give all federal agencies the type of budget flexibility that Moran was seeking.
The test of wills endured as Republicans and Democrats in Congress struggled with two goals — ensuring there is no interruption of routine government funding while simultaneously vying for political advantage in the wake of $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts that kicked in earlier this month.
Across the Capitol, the Republican-controlled House began debate on a budget that promises to eliminate federal deficits in decade. The blueprint, authored by Rep. Paul Ryan, D-Wis., calls for $6.4 trillion in spending cuts and no tax increases, and is expected to clear by week's end.
For their part, Senate Republicans kept their distance from the plan, deciding not to seek a symbolic vote on it when the Senate begins its own budget debate later in the week.
Sensing an opportunity for political mischief, Senate Democrats vowed not to let Republicans off easy. They said they would require a vote on Ryan's budget — even though they unanimously oppose it.
As gridlock gripped the Senate, the top U.S. commander in South America told Congress the cuts would reduce if not eliminate the entire fleet of ships used to counter drug-runners.
Gen. John Kelly said that U.S. forces seized 150 to 200 tons of cocaine last year. If the budget cuts stand, "next year all of that will make its way ashore and into the United States," he told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
In the Senate, Moran said, "It's not my nature to be an obstructionist" as he pressed his case. He added that his proposal has support from senators in both parties and that House Republican leaders have indicated the bill's final approval would not be jeopardized if the change were incorporated.
Democrats responded tartly.
"I want to restore the Head Start to 70,000 children. I want to restore 10,000 teacher jobs," countered Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., referring to the threatened impact of across-the-board cuts elsewhere in the budget.
In general, senior members of the Senate Appropriations Committee have worked harmoniously to ease the impact of the $85 billion in spending cuts on numerous agencies.
As drafted, the measure includes House-passed provisions to give the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs flexibility in coping with the cuts. It also extends similar leeway to the departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice and Homeland Security, as well as the Food and Drug Administration.
There was no such provision for the FAA, where Moran said officials had ordered a 75 percent cut in funding for airport towers operated by contract employees even though the agency's overall reduction is 5 percent.
The Kansan suggested strongly that Democrats were playing politics with the issue.
"I've been trying to fathom why would the Department of Transportation, in a sense, single out this program," he said on Monday night.
"It's hard for me to fathom a good answer to that question, and the closest I can come is there are those in Washington, D.C., who want to demonstrate that we can't cut a dime — we can't cut $85 billion in federal spending from $3.6 trillion, just 28 days of spending — at all," added Moran, who doubles as chairman of the Senate Republican campaign committee.
In the case of the FAA, Moran's office circulated a list of 173 facilities that could be closed. Seven were in the senator's home state and the rest scattered around the country. Most if not all are smaller or medium-size locations.
Moran's proposal calls for transferring $50 million to the contract tower program from FAA accounts that have unspent funds. His office said the shift would leave the contract tower program with the same 5 percent cut that other parts of the agency must absorb.
FAA Administrator Michael P. Huerta told Congress recently that when it came to deciding where to cut, the agency tried to "minimize inconvenience for the maximum of travelers."
The two political parties have sought for weeks to avoid blame for any public inconvenience that results from the budget cuts, known in Washington-speak as a sequester, and it's likely they will accelerate their efforts as the cuts begin to bite.
So far, much of the back and forth has focused on relatively minor matters, including the decision to cancel White House tours and House Speaker John Boehner's periodic reminders to the public that the Capitol is open as usual for out-of-towners to visit.
By contrast, hundreds of thousands of federal employees face unpaid furloughs beginning next month.
___ Associated Press writer Lolita C. Baldor contributed to this report.
Obama arrives today in Israel for his first visit to the country — and only his second to the Middle East, outside of a quick jaunt to Iraq — since taking office.
He will also be making his first trips as president to the Palestinian Authority and Jordan this week. But on an itinerary laden more with symbolism than substance, an Israel that is increasingly wary of developments in Syria and Iran will be the main focus of his attention.
The shutdown came days after North Korea blamed South Korea and the United States for cyberattacks that temporarily shut down websites in Pyongyang.
Officials at the two South Korean public broadcasters KBS and MBC said that all computers at their companies shut down at 2 p.m. (0500 GMT). The officials said the shutdown was not immediately causing any damage to their daily TV broadcasts.
The officials declined to give their names saying they were not authorized to speak media.
YTN cable news channel reported the company's internal computer network was completely paralyzed. Local TV showed workers staring at blank computer screens, and at one coffee shop employees asked for cash, saying their credit card machine wasn't working.
The state-run Korea Information Security Agency confirmed that computers at at least five South Korean companies were down. The agency was investigating what caused the outage.
Shinhan Bank, a lender of South Korea's fourth-largest banking group, said the bank's system, including online banking and automated teller machines, has stopped working since 2:20 p.m. Thursday. The company is unable to conduct any banking activities at bank windows to customers including retail banking and corporate banking.
The company does not know what caused the paralysis.
Immediate suspicion fell on North Korea.
Tensions between the neighboring countries are high following North Korea's recent nuclear test and U.N. sanctions that followed. Accusations of cyberattacks on the Korean Peninsula are not new. Seoul believes Pyongyang was behind at least two cyberattacks on local companies in 2011 and 2012.
Internet access in Pyongyang was intermittent at times last week, and Loxley Pacific Co., the broadband Internet provider for North Korea, said it was investigating an online attack that took down Pyongyang servers. A spokesman for the Bangkok-based company said Friday that it was not clear where the attack originated. Experts indicated it could take months to determine what happened and one analyst suggested hackers in China were a more likely culprit.
North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency blamed the shutdown on the United States and South Korea, accusing the allies of expanding an aggressive stance against Pyongyang into cyberspace with "intensive and persistent virus attacks."
South Korea denied the allegation and the U.S. military declined to comment.
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Historical Fiction Picture Books
Do you enjoy historical fiction? Do you also enjoy reading a good picture book? The library has a variety of excellent picture books that take place in the past. Let the suggestions below transport you to another time and place with their moving storylines and wonderful illustrations.
Train to Somewhere by Eve Bunting; illustrated by Ronald Himler
Mind your manners, Alice Roosevelt! by written by Leslie Kimmelman and illustrated by Adam Gustavson
Murder Will Out: May 2012
Missing persons: a Kate Conway mystery by Clare O'Donohue
The return of Captain John Emmett by Elizabeth Speller
Nightworld by Wilson, F.
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The sense of an ending by Julian Barnes — According to Heller McAlpin, "Julian Barnes has finally won a Man Booker Prize, and I'm glad it's for The Sense of an Ending, his elegant, deceptively simple, quietly devastating moral tale about the self-serving vagaries of memory over time. Taking its title from Frank Kermode's 1967 critical study of the relationship of endings in fiction to apocalypse and death, this compact, multilayered story is the kind of book that bears re-reading.
Michigan Picture Books
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M is for mitten: the Michigan alphabet book by Annie Appleford; illustrated by Michael Monroe
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Thursday, April 26th is National Poem In Your Pocket Day. Poetry lovers celebrate by carrying their favorite poem with them and sharing it with friends, family, co-workers, or anyone who will listen. Check out our excellent poetry collection and jot down a poem to carry in your pocket.
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We are the West Palm Beach Amateur Radio Group www.wpbarc.com (www.facebook.com/WestPalmBeachAmateurRadioGroupInc) and have built and operate a permanent Amateur Radio exhibit at the South Florida Science Museum www.sfsm.org/exhibits in West Palm Beach Florida. Both the Museum and our group are non-profit entities. They have given us the space to use but everything from the carpet on the floor, the paint on the walls, the overhead lighting, the electrical wiring and up has been donated and supplied by our members and limited supporters.
Although there are more FCC licensed Hams in the US (over 700,000) than ever before, we need to get more youngsters interested and excited about wireless communications at an early age. For many this will lead them on a path to science and technology that will spawn a whole new generation of inventions and advancements.
Steve Wozniak, cofounder of Apple Computer (the one who actually designed and built the computers) got his Ham Radio license in the 6th grade.
W3DCL, Dr. Michael S. Brown, 1985 Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine said "An amateur radio operating license obtained at age 13 led to a life-long fascination with science"
The first time these youngsters get on the radio and call "CQ" (how hams look for a contact with someone else) and a voice comes back and responds to them is what we call a "Lasting Moment of First Excitement". There is a look of surprise and a glimmer of hope and excitement builds. They begin a conversation with a total stranger somewhere else in the world who wants to talk to them! They exchange their first name and age and where they are. When the voice from the other end tells them they are in New York or Indiana or England or Poland they begin to realize what they are actually doing. Talking around the country and the world "without" wires or cell towers. Their eyes "light up" and their smile broadens.They have done something for the first time that they did not even know was possible.
Some leave with just that experience as a memory, but many come back again and again and each time it is exciting and they want to know more about how it is done. How do the electrons leave the piece of wire (antenna) and travel around the world? How does the radio change their voice into just electrons in a wire? How does it pick up others and change them into voices? How do you know what is out there and how you can find it? The questions just keep coming and they are on the path to learning for fun.
We want to give this excitement to more youngsters.
Out of the hundreds we see every day, on average, only 1 in 20 gets an actual QSO (2 way communication). This is the part that really gets them hooked on electronics and technology. We need to increase how many of the kids get this experience.And we want to get more interest in them at a young age in these fields.
We also want to build their interest and excitement with some hands-on technology exhibits.
Let them see and touch things and make things happen right in front of them. And at the same time they will learn that science and technology can be fun and they are capable of doing it.
Hams have been the innovators of much of the technology of the last 100 years from radio itself to TV and on to cell phones, Packet communications that led to TCP/IP (and the Internet), the Integrated Circuit, microprocessors that gave us the PC, satellite communications (Hams have 50+ satellites in orbit), space shuttle and space station communications (most Astronauts are Hams), low power long distance communications, off the grid communications, and more.
Most of our members are retirees on fixed incomes but were very active "Hams" when younger and stay active today. Our members ages range from 11 to 95. Most of us grew up in a world that was not "wired" and the excitement of wireless communications led many of us into science and technology careers. We are trying to pass that excitement on to a new generation of youngsters who are growing up in a "wired" world.
We know from past experience (especially in South Florida) that all forms of wired and short range communications (like cell phones) fail. Ham Radio does not fail. Hams have provided the back up for events like 9/11, Katrina, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Floods, Wildfires, etc.
"When all else fails Amateur Radio works"
The ranks of Amateur Radio have included Nobel Prize winning physicists, rock and roll stars, kings, congressmen and senators, network news anchors. academy award winning actors, and mostly just "regular" folks who have a little technical creativity and a desire to explore "what's out there". We do have to pass technical examinations to be given a FCC license. We are not allowed to charge for any of the things we do as Amateurs on the radio (that is what makes us Amateurs) just like college athletes are not supposed to get paid to play. So we do not make a product or a for sale service that is profit making.
What we create are smiles on young faces and inspiration in young minds.
We introduce technology they did not know existed, get them to overcome fears of speaking into a microphone, instill a desire to learn more about electronics and technology, geography, weather, space and more; and for the lucky ones give them a "Lasting Moment of First Excitement".
But our facilities are on the very modest side. We just have pieces of wire as our antenna and our radios are loaned for a few days or a week at a time by club members. Most of these are older less sophisticated units that do not perform as well as more modern equipment. And there are high voltage power lines next to the museum and a high voltage substation and distribution facility just in front of the Museum that causes interference to our signals.
Although we get hundreds of youngsters visiting our exhibit every week, only a handful get to experience that "Lasting Moment of First Excitement" due to our limited facilities.
So we need to get a more modern radio and put up a tower next to the building with an antenna on it that will be high enough to get over the power lijes and substation. We also need to add exhibits that explain how basic radio, electronics and antennas work, the influence of weather on signal propagation and space communications for building the level of excitement. We want to give them more "hands on" with the electronics and technology side of things. We have budgeted $3500 for a current version radio, $10,000 for a tower and antenna system capable of meeting the srict wind codes of South Florida and getting higher than the power station lines, and $2500 for hands-on electronic exhibits. Plus there is about 1600 of fees involved for the fundraising service.
If we get less we will apply it to the items we can get and keep fundraising. If we get more we will increase the number of hands-on exhibits and add more radio equipment. All of the funds raised will be used for this project.
Our club members and Hams from other clubs man the exhibit room 7 days a week. We have volunteers that put in 30-40 hours every week and some that only put in a few hours a month. In total we volunteer close to 1000 hours a month.
With so many retirees we have time to donate, time to teach, and time to inspire.
But we do not have much in the way of capital to contribute to the cause.We do have a burning desire to get these youngsters involved with science and technology at a young age through the magic of Amateur Radio.
We have already put over $10,000 in building what we have with member donations plus we have had a few small corporate sponsors. But to get to the next level we need your help.
Please donate if you can. But if you can not donate please help us get the word out to everyone you klnow.
Like us on Facebook, use the sharing tools here on Indiegogo and get our project noticed by everyone. Visit our club website at www.wpbarc.com and our educational concept site at www.lastingmomentsoffirstexcitement.com and spread the word.
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LAWRENCE — Sean Houlihan and Natalie Ferland, who were fired from Lawrence Catholic Academy after revealing they were having a child before getting married, have retained an attorney and are pursuing legal action against the school.
Attorney Anthony DiFruscia of Lawrence said his first step is requesting their personnel files from the school. "Then we will be pursuing possible wrongful termination action," DiFruscia said.
Houlihan, 34, and Ferland, 26, were fired on Nov. 25 after revealing their relationship and pregnancy. Ferland is due in June. The couple have previously said they do not want their jobs back at the Parker Street school. However, they do want the terminations on their records changed to resignations so they can find other jobs in education, they said.
School Principal Jorge Hernandez issued both teachers termination letters, saying they were fired for violating their contracts with Lawrence Catholic Academy.
Hernadez and the Rev. Paul O'Brien, pastor of St. Patrick's Parish, have declined to comment publicly on the firings. Citing employee confidentiality, the Archdiocese of Boston, which oversees Lawrence Catholic Academy and St. Patrick's, has declined to directly comment on the terminations. The Archdiocese did release a statement saying Lawrence Catholic Academy teachers sign an agreement saying they will "adhere to the teachings and principles of the Catholic Church, among other criteria essential for employment."
While the school claims to have fired Houlihan and Ferland for good cause, DiFruscia questions whether it's "legal cause," he said. DiFruscia offered to represent the couple at no cost after reading an Eagle-Tribune story Sunday about the couple.
Both teachers have master's degrees. Houlihan earned $40,000 annually in his fourth year teaching there. Ferland, in her second year at the school, earned $35,000. The school stopped paying for their health and dental benefits five days after they were fired.
Michael Coyne, an associate dean at the Massachusetts School of Law, said the Catholic Church's policy on teachers "has become a pretty significant issue for the church."
"This is their party line ... The fact is, most employees can be fired for no cause as long as it's not in a discriminatory nature," Coyne said.
Other Catholic schools have experienced similar problems and decided they did not want teachers "in an unmarried state exposed to their students," he said.
Conversely, Coyne acknowledged there are federal and state laws "designed to protect families and pregnant workers."
He likened the language in a Catholic contract teachers might sign to "morals clauses" in a professional athlete's or chief executive officer's contract. "My guess is they feel very strongly you must lead by example ... They see this as an important issue of modeling behavior," he said.
Coyne noted the firings "come off as incredibly hard and callous" in juxtaposition with a couple in love and who intend to get married and raise a child "conceived in love." He additionally noted they were terminated during the Christian holiday season.
Still, the Catholic church is essentially saying "We just don't want them standing in front of a classroom telling kids how they should behave," Coyne said. "Hopefully reasonable heads will prevail. It doesn't make any sense to turn this into a decades-long battle."
In June, a teacher who previously worked at a Catholic school in Ohio won a lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Christa Dias was fired in October 2010 after revealing she was pregnant and unmarried.
Dias, who is gay, became pregnant by artificial insemination — which the church considers immoral and a violation of church doctrine. The church argued her contract required her to comply with the philosophies and teachings of the Catholic church, according to news reports.
A federal jury said the archdiocese violated anti-discrimination laws, according to reports.
In Fort Wayne, Ind., a Catholic school teacher also sued the archdiocese there after she was fired after undergoing invitro fertilization to get pregnant. She was told by a Bishop IVF is "an intrinsic evil, which means that no circumstances can justify it," according to news reports.
Emily Herx filed a federal lawsuit, claiming her termination violated federal laws barring sexual discrimination, discrimination against women and those with disabilities. Her case is pending.
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