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A whole raft of new appointments and assignments in the Curia today. It seems as if Pope Francis is really getting to work with what he has been saying he would since his election: the reform of the Curia. New Secretary of State Archbishop Pietro Parolin is already waiting in the wings, ready to take over the office from Cardinal Bertone on 15 October. The Curia that he will be working closely with is starting to change with today's transfers and appointments, although some prelates had their positions confirmed as well. These confirmations usually take place within the first week after a new Pope has been elected, but Pope Francis is taking his time: six months in, there are still prelates waiting to be confirmed.
I won't hazard to guess if the appointments are wise or not, although I remain willing to give the Holy Father and the prelates in question every chance at doing their new jobs in the Curia, helping Pope Francis manage the Catholic Church and communicate, defend and confirm the faith that the Lord entrusted to her.
An overview at the changes:
New appointments:
Mauro Cardinal Piacenza, until today the Prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy, succeeds Manuel Cardinal Monteiro de Castro as Major Penitentiary. Cardinal Monteiro de Castro is 75 and has therefore retired. Cardinal Piacenza is 69 and has been a member of the Curia since 2000. He has been Undersecretary for the Congregation for the Clergy (2000-2003) and President of the Pontifical Commissions for the Cultural Heritage of the Church and for Sacred Archaeology following his consecration as bishop (2003-2007). In 2007 he was elevated to the dignity of archbishop and appointed as Secretary for the Congregation for the Clergy (2007-2010) and became its Prefect in 2010. In that same year he was created a cardinal. As head of the Apostolic Penitentiary, Cardinal Piacenza is in charge of the Church tribunal chiefly dealing with excommunications, dispensations and indulgences.
Archbishop Joseph Augustine Di Noia, was until today the Vice-President of the Pontifical Council "Ecclesia Dei". He now returns to the office where he began his Curial career as he is appointed as Adjunct Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. This is a new position, as the Congregation also has a Secretary and an Undersecretary. Archbishop Di Noia began in the latter function in 2002. In 2009 he became the Secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, which came with a consecration to bishop. In 2012 Archbishop Di Noia was appointed to "Ecclesia Dei".
Archbishop Beniamino Stella succeeds Cardinal Piacenza as Prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy. He is a diplomat who began as Apostolic Delegate, Pro-Nuncio and Nuncio to various countries (Chad, the Central African Republic and Congo (1987-1992), Cuba (1992-1999) and Colombia (1999-2007). He was President of the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy which trains priests for diplomatic service, from 2007 to today.
- Archbishop-elect Jorge Carlos Patrón Wong, was until today the Bishop of Paplanta in Mexico. He has no Curial experience yet. From 2009 to 2012 he was Coadjutor Bishop of Paplanta, and last year he became the ordinary. He will be the Secretary for the Seminaries in the Congregation for the Clergy. This is a fairly new position, as the Congregation only received responsibility for the formation of priests in January of this year.
- Archbishop Nikola Eterovic, for more than nine years the General Secretary of the Synod of Bishops, the advisory body for the Pope which meets every couple of years for an intense series of discussions on specific topics. Before the task, Archbishop Eterovic served as the Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine, and he will now return to such a diplomatic posting, except this time in Germany. He succeeds Archbishop Jean-Claude Périsset, who is some six months shy of his 75th birthday and will therefore retire.
- Archbishop Lorenzo Baldisseri, will retain one is his two offices, that of Secretary of the College of Cardinals. His other office, of Secretary of the Congregation of Bishops will be exchanged for that vacated by Archbishop Eterovic: Secretary General of the Synod of Bishops. Archbishop Baldisseri's appointment may safely be considered in light of Pope Francis' intent to move the Synod of Bishops to an instrument of an increased and more effective collegiality among the world's bishops. Archbishop Baldisseri is also a diplomat, having served as Apostolic Nuncio to Haïti (1992-1995), Paraguay (1995-1999), India and Nepal (1999-2002) and Brazil (2002-2012).
- Archbishop-elect Giampiero Gloder is an official of the Secretariat of State who will succeed Archbishop Stella as President of the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy.
Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Müller as Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
- Archbishop Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer as Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
- Fernando Cardinal Filoni as Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples.
- Archbishop Savio Hon Tai-Fai as Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples
- Archbishop Protase Rugambwa as Adjunct Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples.
- Archbishop Celso Morga Iruzubieta as secretary of the Congregation for the Clergy.
Back in April, so several sources claim, Pope Francis put at least a temporary stop to the granting of the honorary title of Monsignor or, more accurately, the titles of Honorary Prelate of His Holiness and Chaplain of His Holiness. Both titles grant the use of the title 'monsignor' to whom it is bestowed. It is a honorific, granted upon the request of a priest's bishop or by papal initiative to priests who have done some extraordinary service that would merit this recognition. In practice, and in some areas, the titles have also een given almost automatically to priests who reached a certain age or number of years in one position or function.
Bishops also use the title of monsignor, but this comes with their consecration as bishops and is therefore not an honorary title.
It is said that Pope Francis wants to await the first meeting of the college of eight cardinals that he has appointed to advise him in reforming the Curia, before possibly restoring the practice. Or not, as the case may be. The cardinals Bertello, Errázuriz Ossa, Monsengwo Pasinya, Gracias, O'Malley, Marx, Pell and Rodríguez Maradiaga will meet next month.
Six months into this pontificate, it should come as no surprise that Pope Francis' priorities do not lie with the granting of honours and titles. Of course, he has appointed bishops and archbishops, but that is quite different, flowing from the need of a diocese for a shepherd. What this means for Francis' first consistory seems clear: don't hold your breath. While there are a number of clear candidates to be created cardinal – among them the new Secretary of State, Archbishop Pietro Parolin, to name but one – they will be kept waiting a while longer, I would think.
And why not, after all? With 111 electors there is no shortage of cardinals who can participate in a conclave, and we have no reason to assume one is forthcoming (then again, this time last year we thought much the same…). Metropolitan archbishops can do their jobs just as well without being cardinals, and the same would go for prefects and presidents of the offices of the Curia. However, the College of Cardinals can be a valuable aid in running the Church, and Pope Francis will very likely be using it as such. In fact, with the title of cardinals comes the responsibility to function as such. The Pope can call consistories to assemble the entire college to deliberate, advise and decide about any given topic. And before long, I would think, Pope Francis may want to have the Secretary of State, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the President of the Pontifical Council for the Family, to name three Curial officials who are not yet cardinals, in that College.
Making the rounds in the rumour mill for a while now, it has been announced today: succeeding 78-year-old Cardinal Bertone as Secretary of State is 58-year-old Archbishop Pietro Parolin. Who is this new number two in the Vatican?
Pietro Parolin has been working in Rome for the better part of his priesthood, although his 'official' diplomatic career is relatively short. From 2002 to 2009 he was Undersecretary for the relations with States in the Secretariat of State, and since 2009 he has been the Apostolic Nuncio in Venezuela. With that function came the title of archbishop, and Parolin was consecrated as such by Pope Benedict XVI. He holds the titular see of Acquapendente.
The summary given here gives an indication of Parolin's role and influence behind the scenes, even before he was named to the Secretariat in 2002. Pope Francis clearly chooses for experience, but whether the position of the Secretary of State will continue in much the same lines as it did under the last two papacies remains to be seen. The Franciscan reforms are still to gain their momentum, but whatever they will constitute, Archbishop Pietro Parolin will play his part in them.
The Secretary of State runs the entire apparatus of the political and diplomatic duties of the Holy See. He is Always a cardinal, and as Archbishop Parolin is not, he will officially be the Pro-Secretary of State until he is made a cardinal in Pope Francis' first consistory.
Archbishop Parolin is the youngest Secretary of State since Eugenio Pacelli, the later Pope Pius XII, was appointed at the age of 53 in 1930.
Archbishop Parolin will officially take on his new duties on 15 October.
With this appointment, Pope Francis has also confirmed other members of the Secretariat of State in their functions. As some will recall, the Pope retained the members of the Curia in their functions for the time being after his election. Earlier, he confirmed the vicar-general of Rome, Cardinal Agostino Vallini, and now he is joined by Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, the Secretary for the Relations with States; Archbishop Giovanni Becciu, the Substitute for General Affairs; and Msgr. Peter Wells, the Assessor for General Affairs.
Also confirmed was the Prefect of the Papal Household, Archbishop Georg Gänswein. This should lay to rest the persistent rumours that the close collaborator of Pope Benedict XVI somehow did not get along with the new pope, a sort of clash between the old and the new. Archbishop Gánswein of course said as much already during a visit to Germany, earlier in August.
From 2:15: "When I am with Pope Francis, I have to read in the Bayernischen Zeitung that the chemistry between him and me does not work, or that I have a culture shock because he is an Argentinean and I am not, because I come from a Benedictine background and he from a Jesuit background… All nonsense."
More as it comes in.
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Coming full circle, Lorenzo Cardinal Antonetti passed away today in Romagnano Sesia, the town where he was born more than 90 years ago.
A lifelong diplomat and Curial prelate, Cardinal Antonetti obtained doctorates in theology and canon law (from the Angelicum and the Gregoriana, respectively) before moving on to the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy, which trains the diplomats in service to the Holy See.
Antonetti was ordained a priest for his native Diocese of Novara, in the north of Italy, by the bishop of that diocese at the time, Msgr. Leone Ossola in 1945. In 1951, he moved to Rome and started working at the Secretariat of State.
Fr. Antonetti worked at several nunciatures across the globe: in Lebanon from 1952 to 1955, and in Venezuela from 1956-1959. Following another four years at the Secretariat of State, he was also attached to the nunciature in France, from 1963 to 1967. The following year, he was deemed ready for his own assignment as a Nuncio.
In 1968, Cardinal Cicognani consecrated him as bishop, with the titular see of Roselle. Archbishop Antonetti was sent to Central America to serve as the Apostolic Nuncio to Honduras and Nicaragua. Five years later, in 1973, he was moved to Zaire, where he served another four years as Pro-Nuncio.
Recalled to Rome in 1977, Archbishop Antonetti was appointed as secretary to the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See, which oversees and manages all properties of the Holy See. Following another assignment as Nuncio, this time to France from 1988 to 1995, Archbishop Antonetti returned to the Administration as its Pro-President. In 1998, after his creation as cardinal, he would become President.
Cardinal Antonetti was given the deaconry of Sant'Agnese in Agone. Ten years after his creation, in 2008, he opted to be elevated to the dignity of Cardinal-Priest.
Less then a year after his creation, well after his age of retirement, Cardinal Antonetti became the Pontifical Delegate for the Papal Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, a function he would perform until his retirement in 2006.
With the passing of Cardinal Antonetti, there are now 205 cardinals, of whom 113 are electors.
In the final days before the Congregation for Bishops ceases its regular work when the Pope's abdication goes into effect, it seems it wants to close some open files. Yesterday and today we saw a whole raft of appointments in such diverse countries as Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, Tunisia and Congo, as well as in the Holy See's diplomatic representation in several other countries.
Standing out are the appointments of Archbishop Ilario Antoniazzi of Tunis and Bishop Miguel Angel Olaverri Arroniz (pictured) of Pointe-Noire in Congo. Tunis is one of northern Africa's major archdioceses. The previous archbishop, Msgr. Maroun Elias Nimeh Lahham, was called to Jerusalem as an auxiliary bishop in January of last year. Pointe-Noire, then, lost her previous bishop, Msgr. Jean-Claude Makaya Loembe, when he was removed from his office because of mismanagement in March of 2011. He was one of the handful of bishops who lost their jobs under Pope Benedict XVI.
Among the reassignments of Apostolic Nuncios (five were appointed or reassigned today) is Msgr. Ettore Balestrero, who was the Undersecretary for the Relations with States at the Secretariat of State until today. He was assigned as Nuncio to Colombia, and some see this as a result of his name having been mentioned in the context of the Vatileaks scandal. Whether that is true is anyone's guess, of course, but it does stand out.
The Prefect of the Congregation for Bishop, Marc Cardinal Ouellet, is considered a papabile, so perhaps the Congregation is wise to get as much work done in these last days: who knows, she may lose her prefect during the conclave…
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In the list of search terms that have led people to my blog I have been noticing a number of specific questions. I thought it might be interesting and useful to address some of them, and try and provide an answer. I have looked back over the past week and selected questions that are not too general, and have a clear answer.
1: Who is Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu? He is the Apostolic Nuncio to Nicaragua since 12 November 2012. 52 years old, the native Nigerian was consecrated as a bishop in 6 January. Before his current position as the Holy See's ambassador to the government and Church of Nicaragua, he was Head of Protocol at the Secretariat of State, and before that a priest of the Diocese of Aba in Nigeria. As an archbishop without a diocese of his own, he has been given the titular archdiocese of Aquaviva, which is located south of Bari in Italy.
2: How many Catholic Churches are under Diocese of Rotterdam? Encompassing virtually the entire Dutch province of Zuid-Holland, the Diocese of Rotterdam is the most densely populated of the Dutch dioceses. It is home to more than half a million Catholics, of whom about 8.6% are regular Churchgoers. Bishop Hans van den Hende has been the ordinary since 10 May 2011. The diocesan website states that there are 78 parishes and 7 parish federations in the diocese. As for the number of churches, we may assume that each parish has use of several churches.
3: How come Berlin's cathedral chapter gets to elect its own bishop? Like all dioceses, the cathedral chapter of the Archdiocese of Berlin took over the day-to-day affairs of running the diocese after the previous archbishop, Cardinal Georg Sterzinsky, retired. They had the obligation to choose an Apostolic Administrator until a new archbishop was appointed. They also were to create a so-called terna, a list of three names which they sent to the Apostolic Nuncio. This list, with any additions and notes that the Nuncio added, was sent to Rome. Another terna came from the German Bishops' Conference. These lists, and any other pertinent information, was then used by the Congregation for Bishops to supply a final list to the Pope, who then made his final choice. In that choice, the Pope had no obligation to actually select one of the names on the list. He could theoretically have chosen another priest to become archbishop of Berlin. Whether Cardinal Rainer Woelki, who was appointed on 2 July 2011, was on any of the ternae remains anyone's guess.
The cathedral chapter, then, does not elect a bishop by itself, but it does have a say in the matter, and an important role in providing the necessary information by which a bishop is selected.
Three questions, hopefully with informative answers, to start with. More to come as they appear among the search terms.
Erstwhile diplomat and retired Major Penitentiary Fortunato Cardinal Baldelli passed away yesterday at the age of 77. The College of Cardinals now numbers 205, of whom 116 are electors.
Fortunato Baldelli was born in 1935, as one of eight children in the mountains of Perugia in Italy. He entered seminary in Assisi in 1947 and was able to continue his priestly formation despite the death of his parents, thanks to his brother priests and Bishop Giuseppe Nicolini of Assisi. It did take until 1961 before he was ordained for the Diocese of Assisi-Nocera Umbra-Gualdo Tadino. In those 14 years he studied at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome, earning a licentiate in theology, and at the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy, where he studied diplomacy.
Following his ordination, Father Baldelli became vice-rector of Assisi's minor seminary. In 1966, he earned a doctorate in canon law and entered the Holy See's diplomatic service. After assignments in Cuba and Egypt, Fr. Baldelli returned to Rome, where he worked at the Secretariat of State and later at the Council for the Public Affairs of the Church. In 1979 he was tasked to be a special envoy, with the duties of a permanent observer, at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.
In 1983, Blessed Pope John Paul II consecrated Fr. Baldelli as titular archbishop of Bevagna, and sent him to Angola as apostolic delegate. In 1985 he also became Apostolic pro-Nuncio to São Tomé and Principe. In 1991, he left Africa to become Nuncio in the Dominican Republic, where he was succeeded in 1994 by one Archbishop Bacqué, who would later become Nuncio to the Netherlands. From 1994 to 1999, Archbishop Baldelli was Nuncio in Peru, and after that in France. In 2009 he returned to Rome, and was appointed as Major Penitentiary of the Apostolic penitentiary.
Archbishop Baldelli was created a cardinal in the consistory of 2010, and became cardinal deacon of Sant'Anselmo all'Aventino (incidentally the seat of the Primate of the Benedictine Order, Notker Wolf, re-elected as such today). In January of this year, Cardinal Baldelli retired as Major Penitentiary.
Cardinal Baldelli was a member of the Secretariat of State and the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints.
After almost six months, the Nordic countries are once again supplied with an official ambassador from the Holy See. This new Apostolic Nuncio is Archbishop Henryk Józef Nowacki, until today the Apostolic Nuncio to Nicaragua.
Appointed today to Sweden and Iceland – Denmark, Norway and Finland will almost certainly follow in due course – 65-year-old Archbishop Nowacki is of German descent and was ordained a priest for the Polish Diocese of Tarnów in 1970. In 1983, he began to work in the Holy See's diplomatic service in Paraguay and Angola, and later at the Secretariat of State in Rome. In 2001, he became the Nuncio to Slovakia and was given the titular see of Blera near Rome. He was consecrated by Blessed Pope John Paul II. In 2007, he was appointed to Nicaragua, and today his third posting followed.
Archbishop Nowacki came under fire in 2007 when he was identified as a Communist collaborator in the 1970s. Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, the archbishop of Kraków, came strongly to his defence, but nothing more seems to have come from the affair. Both Dziwisz and Blessed John Paul II seemed to consider or have considered Archbishop Nowacki an industrious and loyal collaborator and friend. This latest appointment certainly does not seem to indicate a change in that opinion from the part of Pope Benedict XVI.
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And we're up for another round of curial changes, as prelates retire from their offices and are replaced by new names. While many Vaticanistas are eagerly awaiting the appointment of a new prefect of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith (currently headed by 76-year-old Cardinal Levada) and even a new Secretary of State (Cardinal Bertone, the incumbent, is now 77), today we see a number of appointments which may not be as high-profile, but no less important.
Arguably the third-most important Congregation, that of Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, sees a switch in secretaries. American Archbishop Joseph Di Noia is leaving to become vice-president of the Pontifical Commission "Ecclesia Dei", directly assisting Cardinal Levada. Succeeding him at Divine Worship is English Bishop Arthur Roche (pictured at left), formerly of Leeds, who will be made an archbishop.
In the Congregation for Catholic Education, we note the departure of Archbishop Jean-Louis Bruguès. He had been that Congregation's secretary since 2007, and will now take up duties as the archivist of the Vatican Secret Archives and librarian of the Vatican Apostolic Library. His predecessor, Cardinal Farina, had resigned for age reasons earlier this month.
In the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples, Archbishop Piergiuseppe Vacchelli resigns as adjunct secretary. Succeeding him as the congregation's third man, is Archbishop Protase Rugambwa (pictured, right), until today the ordinary of the Tanzanian Diocese of Kigoma.
Then, Cardinal Ennio Antonelli resigns as President of the Pontifical Council of the Family. He held the office since 2008. His successor is Bishop Vincenzo Paglia, until today bishop of the Italian Diocese of Terni-Narni-Amelia. With the office comes the personal title of archbishop.
In the Apostolic Penitentiary, one of the three tribunals of the Church, there is a new regent to succeed Bishop Gianfranco Girotti, who held the office since 2002. The new regent is Msgr. Krzysztof Nykiel, a Polish curial official.
In many ways, the Curia of the Catholic Church can be seen as a government, with ministries and secretaries. They are not only responsible for the daily affairs of the Church as institution, but also for essentially everything that has to do with the life of the Church and all her faithful. They give hand and feet to the Church's eternal task of communicating and guarding the faith that has been given us. It is good for us Catholics to have a passing familiarity with the Curia.
The question now is… what will the coming weeks bring?


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The Complete Fantasy Football Guide to Week 5
By Gordie Gold ,
Whether your fantasy football team won or lost in Week 4, it is time to move on and start focusing on Week 5.
Sure, it is only Tuesday, but if you want to be champion of your league you need to start preparing for your matchup now.
Whether you are deciding which players to start or sit, looking for a Santonio Holmes replacement or trying to find a gem running back in your waiver, here is a complete fantasy football guide for Week 5.
Eli Manning vs. Cleveland Browns
Manning has been one of the best fantasy football quarterbacks this season, averaging 330 passing yards per game. Manning should shred the Browns weak secondary, which ranks 28th among all pass defenses. At least 400 passing yards is a possibility for Manning in Week 5.
Ryan Mathews/Jackie Battle vs. New Orleans Saints
Keep tabs on the San Diego Chargers backfield this week because whichever one of these running backs that gets the majority of the workload is going to go off. In Week 4, the Chargers gave Battle 19 touches to Mathews' 16, while Battle also scored on a carry in the red zone. No one knows if Battle has taken over the starting job, but Norv Turner appeared comfortable with him as the starter and thought he gave the Chargers the best shot at winning.
Going up against the Saints, if both of these running backs get at least 15 touches, they are both worth starting. The Saints defense has looked horrible and is ranked last in the NFL, allowing over 463 yards per game.
Julio Jones and Roddy White vs. Washington Redskins
Every week it seems like these two are rotating who puts up the big numbers. Weeks 2 and 4 it was all about White. Weeks 1 and 3 it was Jones, who found the end zone. Week 5 will finally be the game where both White and Jones score. The Redskins' pass defense has been miserable and ranks 31st in the league. This past week, both Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers had over 100 yards receiving. If those two could dominate, then imagine what Jones and White will be able to do to them.
Michael Vick vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Despite being turnover-free against the New York Giants in Week 4, Vick has been struggling this season, throwing for six interceptions and only four touchdowns. Week 5 is going to be a tough matchup for Vick as they play the Steelers on the road. The Steelers have the third ranked passed defense in the NFL and if Troy Polamalu and James Harrison return, this defense is going to be putting Vick on his back all night.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis vs. Miami Dolphins
I would not be surprised if Green-Ellis is in Marvin Lewis's doghouse after his Week 4 performance. Not only did he fail to score three times from the one-yard line but he also had a costly fumble. Green-Ellis was brought in to Cincinnati for his ability to hold on to the football and his goal-line presence. If he cannot do either of those, then what is he needed for? Things will not get easier in Week 5 for him as Green-Ellis will be going up against the Dolphins' top-ranked run defense.
Stevie Johnson vs. San Francisco 49ers
After scoring in each of his first three games, Johnson was held out of the end zone and only had 23 receiving yards in Week 4. Johnson is by far the Buffalo Bills best wide receiver, but expect his struggles to continue in Week 5. The Bills are playing against the 49ers, who have one of the best defenses in the league. Expect Johnson to be shut down again.
Santonio Holmes
No one knows how long Holmes is going to be out for exactly, but we do know he is going to miss multiple games. With Holmes out for an extended period of time, make sure to follow the New York Jets and see who becomes their new No.1 wide receiver. Whether it is Stephen Hill or Jeremy Kerley, either of them would be worth picking up from your league's waiver wire. They will not be fantasy football starters, but the Jets new No.1 wide receiver will provide your team with some depth.
Greg Jennings
It appears that Jennings was rushed back from his groin injury too soon. After scoring Week 4 in the first half, Jennings sat out the second half with an injury and could be out the next couple of weeks. If Jennings is out for a few games, then every fantasy owner should look to add James Jones. Jones made most of his opportunity in Week 4, catching two touchdown passes.
Jackie Battle, San Diego Chargers, RB
Battle was the Chargers' go-to running back in Week 4 and its possible it may stay that way. Despite all the preseason fantasy hype about Ryan Mathews, Mathews only recorded five touches in the first three quarters and it was clear that Norv Turner felt more comfortable with Battle. With the Chargers set to take on the New Orleans Saints in Week 5, every fantasy football owner should look to add Battle to their roster.
Brandon Bolden, New England Patriots, RB
Bolden has a huge breakout game this past week, with 137 rushing yards and touchdown, but do not get too excited. The Patriots use a plethora of running backs and Stevan Ridley is definitely "the guy" in the backfield. If you are in desperate need of another running back, then Bolden is certainly worth adding. Just don't expect him to match his Week 4 numbers on a consistent basis.
Andre Roberts, Arizona Cardinals, WR
Roberts has quietly become an impact player in the Cardinals offense and it is time that fantasy football owners start adding him to their rosters. Not only did Roberts catch the game-tying touchdown pass in the Cardinals Week 4 victory, but he also finished the game with 118 receiving yards and added another touchdown. Roberts has scored four times this season and appears to be one of Kevin Kolb's favorite receiving targets. He may not crack your starting line up right away, but if Roberts continues his high level of play, he has the potential to score 8-10 touchdowns this season.


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Lightning Bugs // Art Print
July 24th, 2012 // Posted by Dan in Art Print, Blog, DKNG Work, Explosions In The Sky, Process, Video↳ Click on or rollover the image above for a magnified view
It's a bit later than we promised, but it was worth the wait. The art print version of our Explosions In The Sky gig poster is finally here! We made some subtle changes to the piece, beyond the obvious removal of the text. The art itself showcases the fireflies a bit more, so we naturally decided to name this piece "Lightning Bugs".
The 18″x24″ three color screen print has an edition of 200 and is available now in our online store for $50. We also created a process video for the EITS gigposter which you can view below along with close up shots of the actual print.
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Sunny Body Natural Sunscreen SPF30 is offered by Goddess Garden Organics as an alternative to other sunscreens on the market containing ingredients that may be harmful or undesirable on the skin or in the body. The two primary active ingredients listed on the package are titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, making up 6.4% and 6.0% of the sunscreen respectively; these compounds are commonly found in sunscreens. Scanning the longer list of inactive ingredients I see some other common compounds using aloe vera, shea butter, and xanthan gum. But I noted several uncommon inactive ingredients such as extracts of aspen bark and two species of honeysuckle, and radish root "ferment filtrate"; I am not yet sure what role these last four inactive ingredients play. This sunscreen is rated at Broad Spectrum SPF 30 (50 is the maximum SPF number allowed by law in the United States). The package notes that its contents are 92% organic ingredients, certified by Quality Assurance International. Other manufacturing processes are addressed by package labels reading Free of Chemical Sunscreens, Biodegradable, Cruelty Free, Reef Safe, and Non-GMO. Goddess Garden states that this sunscreen is resistant to water (swimming or sweating) for 40 minutes after application. The package lid has a flip-top to allow squirting through a small hole, and the entire lid can be screwed off for applying larger amounts through a 3/8 in (1 cm) exit.
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Oxford's Grant Krause stays on top of Rochester's Chris Russell in the regional semifinals at 189 pounds. Oxford won the regional championship over Clarkston to advance to the Div. 1 quarterfinals on Friday. / Tom Lang/Special to DFP
Just as political district lines are sometimes drawn in unusual shapes, two Warren teams were sent to opposite district and regional brackets this year and now both Woods Tower and Lincoln are heading to Battle Creek for the Division 2 wrestling state finals.
Lincoln (22-9) faces the daunting task of taking on No. 1 ranked Lowell in Fridays quarterfinal at 5:30 p.m. at Kellogg Arena, while two mats away, Tower (19-11) will face off against Tecumseh (31-2).
They are ranked the best team in the state regardless of class, and we know our chances are really slim, long-time Lincoln coach Vito Delia said about Lowell. But weve got some kids who will wrestle tough matches with them.
The Lincoln-Tower situation is not your typical cross-town rivalry. All but two of Towers coaching staff, from the youth program up through high school varsity, are Lincoln grads and were coached by Delia or co-coach Ken Kaercher.
Being my alma mater, as well as the strong ties between us and them, if were not wrestling them, were pulling for them, said Tower head co-coach Greg Mayer. And Id like to think thats a two-way street. With the redrawn district lines this year, we get to compete with each other instead of against each other. Its a nice change of pace.
It is a two-way street, and were not talking about Van Dyke.
I dont like the matches at all, DeLia said of duals against Tower. I dont like it when we win and I hate it when we lose. There is no joy in beating people that you coached. But the positives are when the teams split up (in district and regional draws) we can cheer for each other now.
POWER CONFERENCE: The Kensington Lakes Athletic Association will be well represented in Division 1 as three of the eight remaining teams from across Michigan are from the KLAA first timers Plymouth and Livonia Franklin, plus state power Hartland.
Hartland (38-2), the No. 2 seed, will face Macomb Dakota (25-5), while Plymouth (36-4) is the No. 6 and goes up against Novi Detroit Catholic Central (15-4). Franklin (16-7), the No. 8, gets No. 1 seed Davison (23-4). Hartland has made five straight semifinal appearances.
Weve got one of the toughest conferences in the state and weve been saying that for a long time, said Plymouth coach Quinn Guernsey. So to have three teams at Battle Creek at the same time is great. And Im not even sure the three who made it are our best three. The whole conference is deep, and it will be nice to see some familiar faces in Battle Creek from the conference.
Guernsey said the KLAA schedule prepped his team for the regional title win over traditional powerhouse Temperance Bedford.
It certainly helped us against Bedford having been in the tough meets, he said. We didnt panic when things started to go a little rough because wed been there before. The guys had faith in each other and knew theyd come through.
Franklin coach Dave Chiola said of all his teams the last 14 years, this one wasnt necessarily the one he thought would make it to states, especially when the Patriots began the season with five guys at 130 pounds and four at 189. Throughout the season some kids had to cut weight and some had to wrestle up at higher weights to get into the lineup.
These kids are all about the team, Chiola said. Thats often said, but I had kids all the time who would give up an individual win by bumping up a weight and taking a loss if it meant saving two or three points for the team (to get a win), and they dont squawk about it at all.
Chiola tells his wrestlers they may go up against teams with a better record but that those opponents dont always wrestle as tough a league schedule as KLAA members do.
When I was at the KLAA seeding meeting, I texted my buddy, this tournament is ridiculously hard, and that I bet all 28 finalists are state placers, he said. Its just a very, very difficult league. I think it shows up at the end of the year what wrestling in this tough league can (produce).
Wrestling finals
Quarterfinals - Friday, February 21
Kellogg Arena, Battle Creek
Division 4 - 1 p.m.
Hudson (33-4) vs. Clinton (21-12)
Carson City-Crystal (25-2) vs. Hesperia (26-3)
Lawton (29-0) vs. Springport (24-4)
New Lothrop (28-1) vs. Norway (19-0)
Division 1- 3:15 p.m.
Davison (23-4) vs. Livonia Franklin (16-7)
Grandville (17-1) vs. Oxford (24-4)
Detroit Catholic Central (15-4) vs. Plymouth (36-4)
Hartland (38-2) vs. Macomb Dakota (25-5)
Division 2 - 5:30 p.m.
Lowell (21-1) vs. Warren Lincoln (22-9)
Niles (21-4) vs. Byron Center (25-7)
Tecumseh (31-2) vs. Warren Woods-Tower (19-11)
St. Johns (18-2) vs. Bay City Western (20-1)
Division 3 - 7:45 p.m.
Dundee (22-1) vs. Lake Fenton (33-5)
Saginaw Swan Valley (40-1) vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (14-0)
Richmond (21-4) vs. Remus Chippewa Hills (25-4)
Allegan (33-2) vs. Mason County Central (33-3)
Semifinals - Saturday, February 22
Division 1 - 9:30 a.m.
Davison-Livonia Franklin winner vs. Grandville-Oxford winner
Detroit Catholic central-Plymouth winner vs. Hartland-Macomb Dakota winner
Division 4 - 9:30 am
Hudson-Clinton winner vs. Carson City-Crystal Hesperia winner
Lawton-Springport winner vs. New Lothrop-Norway winner
Division 2 - 11:45 am
Lowell-Warren Lincoln winner vs. Niles-Byron Center winner
Tecumseh Warren Woods-Tower winner vs. St. Johns-Bay City Western Winner
Division 3 - 11:45 am
Dundee-Lake Fenton winner vs. Saginaw Swan Valley-Grand Rapids Catholic Center winner
Richmond-Remus Chippewa Hills winner vs. Allegan-Mason Country Central winner
Finals Saturday, February 22
All Divisions 4 p.m.


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(CNN) — A 59-year-old woman has been taken into custody in connection with a case where human body parts were found in garbage bags dumped along a rural Michigan road.
Authorities have not released the woman's name, nor has she been arraigned.
The body parts were found Thursday in St. Clair County, a few miles from the Canadian border.
A witness told police she saw a middle-aged woman in a light-colored SUV dumping what she initially thought was garbage in the area.
Security camera footage from the area confirmed the witness' account. "A suspect vehicle was identified and images broadcast of a person of interest," the St. Clair Shores police and the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office said in a joint news release Saturday.
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text: Windows Phone 7 to get better multitasking, IE9 and cloud storage Technology 15 February 11 by Mark Brown Tweet CC-licensed: Telstra Corp Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took to the stage at 2011's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to show off the next major update for Windows Phone 7. The feature-bump, vaguely pencilled in for "later this year", brings multitasking, cloud support and more to Microsoft's fledgling smartphone OS.Like Apple's iOS, Windows Phone 7's multitasking is more along the lines of fast-app switching: the apps aren't actually running in the background, but their save state is stored in memory so you can pull them back up quickly. You can either tap the back button to go to your last-used app, or hold it to bring up a series of live panels showing apps currently in use.Also borrowed from Apple's multitasking initiative is the ability to run certain services when applications are in the background. Audio from a third-party media player like Spotify or Last.fm, for example, will still play when you switch apps.Microsoft will also integrate a few services deep into the phone itself. SkyDrive, Microsoft's could-based storage service, is one of them, letting you easily send documents and files between your phone and PC through a 25GB web-dump. Micro-blogging favourite Twitter will get in on the action too, moving from dedicated app to integrated social service.The web browser gets a upgraded to a mobile edition of Internet Explorer 9. Through hardware acceleration it can sap power from your phone's GPU for more processor-intensive websites. It also has full HTML 5 support and an up-to-date rendering engine.Those features are all planned to hit Windows Phone 7 devices sometime in 2011. On the more visible horizon, though, is copy and paste functionality, which will come in an update next month.Finally, Microsoft has shown off a video of how Windows Phone 7 can interact directly with Xbox 360 and, more specifically, Kinect. The clip, embedded below, shows some backseat gamers using their WP7 device to barrage a poor Kinect Adventures player with more balls than he can possibly handle. Microsoft is keen to say that this is strictly just a concept video, and isn't anything we'll necessarily see in any future updates. Edited by Duncan Geere Comments They have not developed a real accepted phone yet and they boast all capabilities of the world without caring about standards and interoperability..windows style of doing business.. Andrea Feb 15th 2011 what xbox 360 will this update work better with or does it matter? constance Dec 5th 2011 i have a 4G xbox360 do i have enough space for the new update?+I HAVE A 4G XBOX 360 DO I NEED TO DELECT SOMETHINGS FOR SPACE? constance Dec 5th 2011 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Read more on Windows Phone Microsoft Windows Phone Apollo and Mango reviews, news and features Technology Hands-on with the Nokia Lumia 1520 and 1320 six-inch phablets Technology Windows Phone 8 gets pre-Nokia World facelift for 'bigger, higher-resolution screens' Mobile Phone Reviews Nokia Lumia 1020 review (UK version) Business Microsoft accuses Google of blocking YouTube app for 'manufactured' reasons Technology Nokia Lumia 1020 is a Windows Phone with a 41-megapixel camera Business Microsoft pays '£64,000 or more' to get devs coding for Windows Phone Read more on Microsoft Maker of Windows, Office, Xbox, Zune, Windows Phone and Microsoft Bob Business Hello, Windows. Is it free you're looking for? Gaming Twitch launching on Xbox One. Better put your pants on for Titanfall Gaming From phone to Xbone: Nokia boss to lead Microsoft devices Gaming Xbox lures buyers with price drop and Titanfall bundle Business Microsoft squares up to Google with Office Online Technology Microsoft wants OneDrive to be your one and only Read more on Twitter The micro-blogging and social networking service based around short public status updates Business Twitter will outlive Facebook, thanks to an 'ology' Technology Chain emails to Twitter: the thrill of going viral Business WhatsApp: The inside story Technology This is the new Facebook app. It's called Paper Technology When good lulz go bad: unpicking the ugly business of online harassment Politics Two jailed for sending feminist campaigner abusive tweets Latest on wired.co.uk


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Harvard-Radcliffe Rock for Shelter members yesterday expressed anger that Undergraduate Council Chair Michael P. Beys '94 was pressured to allot Phillips Brooks House $3,000 earmarked for Rock for Shelter use.
Tracey H. Stokes '95, Theresa F. Loong '94 and John R. Holena '94, who were involved with the Rock for Shelter concert, all said independently yesterday that Beys told them that he had been "blackmailed" last October by Phillips Brooks House (PBH) Homeless Chair Christopher J. Davidson '95.
At stake is $3,000 in Rock for Shelter corporate sponsorships, placed in the council's bank account, which coordinators say should have been distributed through Rock for Shelter to defray startup costs and to sponsor a larger concert this year.
Last October, Beys, then council treasurer, wrote PBH a $3,000 check for use in their homeless program. As required by the council's by-laws, the check was signed by either the chair or vice-chair, neither of whom could confirm the signature yesterday.
Stokes said Beys told her he was blackmailed by Davidson before the October election, in which Beys won the post of vice-chair. Stokes said Beys said he gave the $3,000 "under the table."
Beys acknowledge that he was "pressured" to allocate the $3,000 to PBH soon before the election.
"[Davidson] made it clear to me that he had the backing of a lot of people on the council who said it should go to him," Beys said. "They're not lying. But I wouldn't call it blackmail. The term was used casually. It was nothing more than pressuring me to act."
And Davidson also denied he blackmailed Beys, saying he has no influence over council members. "I don't know more than three people on the council," Davidson said.
Davidson said he sent a funding proposal to Beys which "explained the merits of the program and why [The Homeless Program] needed the money."
But Loong called Beys "weak and scared," saying both Beys and Davidson were at fault.
"I'm upset and disappointed because a person made an arbitrary decision claiming blackmail," Loong said.
Loong said Davidson's opinion of Beys "could have made a difference" in the election. "Chris is persuasive and very persistent," Loong said.
"That $3,000 was Rock for Shelter's money to go to shelters," said Tracy H. Stokes, Co-Chair of Rock for Shelter.
A proposal by the council's social committee to grant Rock for Shelter $1,950 in new funding for this year's concert will be discussed at Sunday's council meeting.
Beys said yesterday there "were no rules" in the legislation dictating where the money should go. In addition, Beys said he tried to contact Holena and other Rock for Shelter representatives concerning the distribution of the money, but they "were nowhere to be found."
"In the absence of responsible parties I found myself in a position in which I had to act," Beys said. "There was a lot of pressure."
Malcolm A. Heinicke '93, who was council vice-chair when the $3,000 was allocated, said he understood the existence of some confusion.
"If it was in the U.C. bank account then Carey W. Gabay '94, the current council treasurer, said the council was confused is to whose money it was. He said Beys had tried to call Holena about the funds but was unable to reach him. David A. Aronberg '93, who was council chair in October, said he didn't recall discussing the matter with Beys. After last spring's Rock for Shelter concert featuring De La Soul, $3,500 in corporate pledges remained in the council's bank account. The council gave $500 to PBH soon after the concert, as Holena said was agreed to by Rock for Shelter representatives. The remainder of the $3,000 was to remain in the council's account. Holena said Rock for Shelter had originally planned to use a portion of the $3,000 for start-up costs, since becoming independent this year. Stokes said Rock for Shelter met in November and decided to keep $3,000 in the bank and use the funds to attract a big-name band for the next year's concert. But when Stokes went to check on the money three weeks ago, it was gone, she said. Stokes said she called Davidson, who explained that he could not return the money. Stokes said that after realizing that she had no money for this year's concert, she went to the council's Sunday night meeting this week to request funding. She then attended a meeting of the social committee Tuesday night, at which point the committee proposed allotting $1,950 for the concert. Elie G. Kaunfer contributed to the reporting of this story.


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