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After seeing Sid the captain's awesome write-up for the rotisserie league, I decided to follow suit and do one for the 12-team, head-to-head Yahoo league I'm in. In contrast to the roto league, most of the league members had seen it all before, as many were in the same league last year.
As with StC's recap, I'll list the draft picks by round, as well as the best sleeper/value of the round, the biggest potential bust of the round, and my own pick. I'll also analyze the rounds as a whole.
NOTE: Scoring categories are G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, W, GAA, SV%, and SO - pretty standard.
And here...we...go.
1. Asham's Antagonists: Alex Ovechkin, LW, Was
2. Young Guns: Sidney Crosby, C, Pit
3. Hoooookks: Evgeni Malkin, C, Pit
4. 5-Hole Molesters: Ryan Miller, G, Buf
5. FrankD Fist Pumps: Steven Stamkos, C, TB
6. Jobbin' with JD: Nicklas Backstron, C, Was
7. Cold Crush Crew: Henrik Sedin, C, Van
8. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Zach Parise, LW, NJ
9. The Mearas: Mike Green, D, Was
10. Back Door Burglar: Ilya Kovalchuk, LW/RW, NJ
11. puckNutz: Daniel Sedin, LW, Van
12. Blackwater Park: Roberto Luongo, G, Van
Best pick: Stamkos (5)
I'll be up-front about this: I love Stamkos. I think the combination of his skill set, the way in which he is used in Tampa, and the players around him basically makes him a lock for 40+ goals for this year and years to come. Had I been picking #3, he would have been the guy.
Bust alert: Luongo (12)
Not really any huge reaches in the first round, so I'll just pick on Luongo. Not a bad pick, but I'd probably take Lundquist over Luongo if we're talking goalies.
My pick: Crosby (2)
Number two is the easiest pick in the draft.
Fairly standard as a first round. Interesting, though, that the top 12 players come from only six teams (Pittsburgh, Washington, New Jersey, Vancouver, Buffalo, Tampa Bay).
13. Blackwater Park: Martin Brodeur, G, NJ
14. puckNutz: Dany Heatley, LW/RW, SJ
15. Back Door Burglar: Henrik Lundquist, G, NYR
16. The Mearas: Ryan Getzlaf, C, Anh
17. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Drew Doughty, D, LA
18. Cold Crush Crew: Pavel Datsyuk, C, Det
19. Jobbin' with JD: Eric Staal, C, Car
20. FrankD Fist Pumps: Ilya Bryzgalov, G, Pho
21. 5-Hole Molesters: Duncan Keith, D, Chi
22. Hoooookks: Alexander Semin, RW, Was
23. Young Guns: Patrick Kane, RW, Chi
24. Asham's Antagonists: Jimmy Howard, G, Det
Best pick: Semin (22)
Sure, he has his shortcomings, but you can't deny that Semin puts up the points - and that's all that matters in fantasy hockey. He could easily match Kovalchuk and Heatley, for a better price.
Bust alert: Keith (21)
This pick is basically the opposite of Semin - Keith is an incredible player in real life, but I don't know if he can put up 70 points again without gaining some PP time. However, there's potential here, as well - if Keith does get that PP time, his numbers might go up. I'm just not willing to bet on that.
My pick: Kane (23)
I had myself set on Kane immediately after making the Crosby pick, and was glad to see him fall to me. Crosby and Kane, along with my next pick, gave me a very nice top three at forward.
Again, no huge reaches here, and not much drafting for positional need - just grabbing the perceived best player available.
25. Asham's Antagonists: Jonathan Toews, C, Chi
26. Young Guns: Rick Nash, LW/RW, Cls
27. Hoooookks: Martin St. Louis, RW, TB
28. 5-Hole Molesters: Joe Thornton, C, SJ
29. FrankD Fist Pumps: Tuukka Rask, G, Bos
30. Jobbin' with JD: Marian Gaborik, RW, NYR
31. Cold Crush Crew: Jarome Iginla, RW, Cgy
32. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Jason Spezza, C, Ott
33. The Mearas: Jaroslav Halak, G, StL
34. Back Door Burglar: Henrik Zetterberg, C, Det
35. puckNutz: Jeff Carter, C, Phi
36. Blackwater Park: Mike Richards, C, Phi
Best pick: Zetterberg (34)
Good down-year pick here. Henrik's going to score a lot more than three power-play goals this year.
Bust alert: Spezza (32)
Frank gets bitten by the autopick here. Spezza's been a bust for two years straight (having had him both years, I would know), so there's not really a reason to expect much more from him than what he's been giving.
My pick: Nash (26)
Nash rounds out my top-three forwards, giving me one each at center, left wing, and right wing. A little positional need factored in here (after this pick, only five LW's were chosen for the next four rounds), but I've always liked Nash, and figured this was a good value for him.
The third round was a bit interesting - it featured several older forwards, and two very young goalies who have yet to play a full NHL season as a starter. Both of these player categories inherently entail some serious risk. Some drafting for positional need begins to occur.
37. Blackwater Park: Vincent Lecavalier, C, TB
38. puckNutz: Patrick Marleau, C/LW, SJ
39. Back Door Burglar: Bobby Ryan, C/LW, Anh
40. The Mearas: Corey Perry, RW, Anh
41. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Anze Kopitar, C, LA
42. Cold Crush Crew: Tomas Vokoun, G, Fla
43. Jobbin' with JD: Craig Anderson, G, Col
44. FrankD Fist Pumps: Shea Weber, D, Nsh
45. 5-Hole Molesters: Marc-Andre Fleury, G, Pit
46. Hoooookks: Ryan Kesler, C, Van
47. Young Guns: Pekka Rinne, G, Nsh
48. Asham's Antagonists: Miikka Kiprusoff, G, Cgy
Best pick: Kopitar (41)
The auto-pick giveth, and the auto-pick taketh away - blessed be the name of the auto-pick? Kopitar is a fantastic sleeper, who could probably make a run at 100 points this year. Quite possibly the pick of the draft.
Bust alert: Fleury (45)
Is it wrong of me to be down on Fleury like I am? Because I just don't see him as a wonderful NHL goaltender. Good, but not wonderful. Feel free to attack me on this one; I think I earned it.
My pick: Rinne (47)
Drafting mostly for need, and I definitely saw Rinne as the best goalie left. Had Kesler not been snatched with the pick before me, however, I would have definitely considered him.
Can you say "goalie run"? Five of them taken in this round, as nobody wants to be the one caught starting Antero Niittymaki or Marty Turco.
49. Asham's Antagonists: John Taveras, C, NYI
50. Young Guns: Paul Stastny, C, Col
51. Hoooookks: Marian Hossa, RW, Chi
52. 5-Hole Molesters: Michael Cammalleri, LW, Mon
53. FrankD Fist Pumps: Daniel Alfredsson, RW, Ott
54. Jobbin' with JD: Chris Pronger, D, Phi
55. Cold Crush Crew: Dan Boyle, D, SJ
56. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Dion Phaneuf, D, Tor
57. The Mearas: Jonathan Quick, G, LA
58. Back Door Burglar: Cam Ward, G, Car
59. puckNutz: Sergei Gonchar, D, Ott
60. Blackwater Park: Johan Franzen, RW, Det
Best pick: Hossa (51)
I hate to say it, but Hossa's probably going to get about 80 points this year. That's a nice number for a fifth-rounder.
Bust alert: Cammalleri (52)
His awesome postseason might make some people forget that he only tallied 50 points in the regular season last year - as a reference, undrafted Andrew Brunette posted 61 last season.
My pick: Stastny (50)
Since my bases are pretty much covered as far as getting a top talent at non-D positions (part of my strategy is to pick up D sleepers in the late rounds), I go ahead and grab my number two center. Stastny has posted some nice point totals so far in his career, and he has room to improve as well.
We lose our collective souls in this round, as Hossa, Pronger, Cammalleri, and Franzen all get taken. Oh, and there was a mini run on defensemen, as well.
61. Blackwater Park: Mark Streit, D, NYI
62. puckNutz: Brad Richards, C, Dal
63. Back Door Burglar: Thomas Vanek, LW, Buf
64. The Mearas: Travis Zajac, C, NJ
65. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Chris Stewart, RW, Col
66. Cold Crush Crew: Phil Kessel, RW, Tor
67. Jobbin' with JD: Nicklas Lidstrom, D, Det
68. FrankD Fist Pumps: Simon Gagne, LW, TB
69. 5-Hole Molesters: Nathan Horton, RW, Bos
70. Hoooookks: Semyon Varlamov, G, Was
71. Young Guns: Niklas Backstrom, G, Min
72. Asham's Antagonists: Tyler Myers, D, Buf
Best pick: Zajac (64)
Several great picks in this round, but Zajac has serious star potential now, with the weaponry surrounding him. It's time for him to take the next step and become a point-per-game center.
Bust alert: Lidstrom (67)
I don't have much to justify this with, other than the fact that he's getting old. But that's something.
My pick: Backstrom (71)
I have him in both of my leagues, now. A top-10 goalie at a fraction of the price.
Excellent round, here. The people who get stars out of this round are the ones who'll see each other in the playoffs.
73. Asham's Antagonists: Alexandre Burrows, LW, Van
74. Young Guns: Zdeno Chara, D, Bos
75. Hoooookks: Marty Turco, G, Chi
76. 5-Hole Molesters: Loui Eriksson, RW, Dal
77. FrankD Fist Pumps: Erik Johnson, D, StL
78. Jobbin' with JD: Antero Niittymaki, G, SJ
79. Cold Crush Crew: Christian Ehrhoff, D, Van
80. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Danny Briere, RW, Phi
81. The Mearas: Patrik Elias, C/LW, NJ
82. Back Door Burglar: Patric Hornqvist, RW, Nsh
83. puckNutz: Carey Price, G, Mon
84. Blackwater Park: Brian Rafalski, D, Det
Best pick: Burrows (73)
Yeah, I got very mad when Burrows went right before me. Great choice, though.
Bust alert: Briere (80)
You thought Briere was a reach at 115 in your league, Sid the captain? Try 80 in ours. Yeesh.
My pick: Chara (74)
Kind of deviated from my plan here. I had my heart set on Burrows, without a backup plan. When he went, I panicked, and wound up taking Chara mainly on name recognition. Probably my least favorite draft choice, as far as my own players go.
The final few elite options are taken. Some fringy goalies start being drafted, and some slightly fringy forwards as well. Defense is still reasonably strong, though.
85. Blackwater Park: Dustin Penner, LW, Edm
86. puckNutz: Jonas Hiller, G, Anh
87. Back Door Burglar: Derek Roy, C, Buf
88. The Mearas: Jason Pominville, RW, Buf
89. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Kari Lehtonen, G, Dal
90. Cold Crush Crew: Tomas Kaberle, D, Tor
91. Jobbin' with JD: Bryan McCabe, D, Fla
92. FrankD Fist Pumps: Alex Goligoski, D, Pit
93. 5-Hole Molesters: David Booth, LW, Fla
94. Hoooookks: Kris Letang, D, Pit
95. Young Guns: Ales Hemsky, RW, Edm
96. Asham's Antagonists: Tomas Plekanec, C, Mon
Best pick: Hiller (86)
When you consider that Niittymaki, Price, and Turco had been taken in the previous round, this looks like a pretty good pick.
Bust alert: McCabe (91)
He hasn't posted very good stats since joining the Panthers.
My pick: Hemsky (95)
I was looking for a sleeper winger here, and it was either going to be Hemsky or Booth. My decision was made for me when Booth got snagged two picks before me.
A little bit of homerism shows up, as both Goligoski and Letang leave the board.
97. Asham's Antagonists: Joe Pavelski, C/RW, SJ
98. Young Guns: Andrei Markov, D, Mon
99. Hoooookks: Brenden Morrow, LW, Dal
100. 5-Hole Molesters: Patrick Sharp, C/LW, Chi
101. FrankD Fist Pumps: Peter Mueller, C/LW, Col
102. Jobbin' with JD: Zach Bogosian, D, Atl
103. Cold Crush Crew: Steve Mason, G, Cls
104. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Scott Hartnell, LW, Phi
105. The Mearas: Brooks Laich, LW, Was
106. Back Door Burglar: Brian Campbell, D, Chi
107. puckNutz: Niklas Kronwall, D, Det
108. Blackwater Park: Ryan Smyth, LW, LA
Best pick: Mueller (101)
Mueller went on a monster run after being traded to Colorado last year; can he keep it up? If so, this is an awesome pick in the ninth.
Bust alert: Kronwall (107)
Not to be mean or anything, but what exactly does Kronwall do?
My pick: Markov (98)
Yeah, and my plan to snag only late-round sleeper defensemen is dashed. Eh.
Now we're into the shots in the dark, pretty much. The goalie pool is basically depleted - if you didn't get your starters already, you're in trouble. Also, Hartnell sucks.
109. Blackwater Park: Teemu Selanne, RW, Anh
110. puckNutz: Jakub Voracek, RW, Cls
111. Back Door Burglar: Tobias Enstrom, D, Atl
112. The Mearas: Brent Seabrook, D, Chi
113. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Jonas Gustavsson, G, Tor
114. Cold Crush Crew: Mason Raymond, LW, Van
115. Jobbin' with JD: Alexander Frolov, LW, NYR
116. FrankD Fist Pumps: Niclas Bergfors, RW, Atl
117. 5-Hole Molesters: P.K. Subban, D, Mon
118. Hoooookks: Michael Del Zotto, D, NYR
119. Young Guns: Wojtek Wolski, LW, Pho
120. Asham's Antagonists: Lubomir Visnovsky, D, Anh
Best pick: Voracek (110)
Several young players went in this round, and Voracek is one of my favorites. He'll get a crack at first-line minutes in Columbus.
Bust alert: Frolov (115)
Yeah, Frolov's going from a decent setup in LA to a bad one in New York. Work ethic concerns as well.
My pick: Wolski (119)
I really like Wolski as a sleeper. He shined greatly in Phoenix after the trade; will he stay a point-per-game player there?
As mentioned before, some younger players with potential get taken in this round.
121. Asham's Antagonists: Stephen Weiss, C, Fla
122. Young Guns: Marc Savard, C, Bos
123. Hoooookks: Taylor Hall, LW, Edm
124. 5-Hole Molesters: Kimmo Timonen, D, Phi
125. FrankD Fist Pumps: Milan Lucic, LW, Bos
126. Jobbin' with JD: Andrei Kostitsyn, LW, Mon
127. Cold Crush Crew: Nikita Filatov, LW, Cls
128. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Antti Niemi, G, SJ
129. The Mearas: Alexander Edler, D, Van
130. Back Door Burglar: Mike Knuble, RW, Was
131. puckNutz: Sheldon Souray, D, Edm
132. Blackwater Park: Jay Bouwmeester, D, Cgy
Best pick: Niemi (128)
If Niemi can assume the starting job in San Jose (I believe he will), this is a great value.
Bust alert: Souray (131)
Souray was dropped by puckNutz after the draft, in favor of Dennis Wideman.
My pick: Savard (122)
Someone mentioned in the draft chat that no one would show love for Savard, and in my infinite pity and kindness I decided to grab him. Not exactly a success strategy for fantasy sports, but hey.
Some even younger players begin leaving the board - our first rookie is taken.
133. Blackwater Park: Ryan Whitney, D, Edm
134. puckNutz: Mark Giordano, D, Cgy
135. Back Door Burglar: Mikael Samuelsson, RW, Van
136. The Mearas: Keith Yandle, D, Pho
137. Malkin's Stoli Stash: David Backes, RW, StL
138. Cold Crush Crew: Victor Hedman, D, TB
139. Jobbin' with JD: Nikolay Zherdev, RW, Phi
140. FrankD Fist Pumps: Jack Johnson, D, LA
141. 5-Hole Molesters: Matt Duchene, C, Col
142. Hoooookks: Jussi Jokinen, LW, Car
143. Young Guns: Erik Karlsson, D, Ott
144. Asham's Antagonists: Stephane Robidas, D, Dal
Best pick: Yandle (136)
I had my eye on Yandle before he was taken. Looks like a guy who get to 50 points from the D slot this year.
Bust alert: Robidas (144)
Robidas hasn't really ever been an offensive defenseman until this year - will he keep it up?
My pick: Karlsson (143)
I finally get my plan of late-round sleeper defensemen off the ground somewhat.
Several young defensemen get taken, and a bunch of decent wingers go as well.
145. Asham's Antagonists: Nik Antropov, C, Atl
146. Young Guns: Anton Stralman, D, Cls
147. Hoooookks: Devin Setoguchi, RW, SJ
148. 5-Hole Molesters: Mike Comrie, C/LW, Pit
149. FrankD Fist Pumps: Mikko Koivu, C, Min
150. Jobbin' with JD: Pascal Leclaire, G, Ott
151. Cold Crush Crew: Mike Ribiero, C, Dal
152. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Ryane Clowe, LW, SJ
153. The Mearas: Jamie Benn, LW, Dal
154. Back Door Burglar: Shane Doan, RW, Pho
155. puckNutz: Tim Connolly, C, Buf
156. Blackwater Park: Olli Jokinen, C, Cgy
Best pick: Stralman (146)
Eh, why not flatter myself on one pick. Stralman has a pretty decent upside, which is more than can be said of some picks here.
Bust alert: Comrie (148)
I like Comrie as much as the next guy, but is he really better than Mikko Koivu?
My pick: Stralman (146)
My plan to grab late-round defensemen continues.
Sleepers and fringies.
157. Blackwater Park: Chris Mason, G, Atl
158. puckNutz: Guillaume Latendresse, LW, Min
159. Back Door Burglar: Ed Jovanovski, D, Pho
160. The Mearas: Rene Bourque, RW, Cgy
161. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Marek Zidlicky, D, Min
162. Cold Crush Crew: Tomas Holmstrom, RW, Det
163. Jobbin' with JD: Claude Giroux, RW, Phi
164. FrankD Fist Pumps: Chris Kunitz, LW, Pit
165. 5-Hole Molesters: Dustin Brown, RW, LA
166. Hoooookks: Paul Martin, D, Pit
167. Young Guns: Brad Boyes, RW, StL
168. Asham's Antagonists: Jamie Langenbrunner, RW, NJ
Best pick: Brown (165)
Another guy I had anticipated taking as a sleeper, before he got taken before my pick.
Bust alert: Jovanovski (159)
Jovanovski's been declining for a while now.
My pick: Boyes (167)
Hopefully, Boyes is young enough to recover his lost scoring spark.
This round, honestly, featured better talent than the year before. Funny how that can go sometimes.
169. Asham's Antagonists: Jordan Staal, C, Pit
170. Young Guns: Ryan Malone, LW, TB
171. Hoooookks: Dustin Byfuglien, RW/D, Atl
172. 5-Hole Molesters: Michael Leighton, G, Phi
173. FrankD Fist Pumps: Brian Gionta, RW, Mon
174. Jobbin' with JD: Alexei Ponikarovsky, LW, LA
175. Cold Crush Crew: Dan Ellis, G, TB
176. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Pavel Kubina, D, TB
177. The Mearas: Brandon Dubinsky, C, NYR
178. Back Door Burglar: Kurtis Foster, D, Edm
179. puckNutz: Mathieu Carle, D, Mon
180. Blackwater Park: Ville Leino, LW, Phi
Best pick: Staal (169)
Once he comes back from injury in November, Staal could find himself on a line with Malkin. That's a recipe for success.
Bust alert: Carle (179)
Doesn't look like Carle will play in the NHL this year.
My pick: Malone (170)
Malone figures to be a sure shot for 25 goals and 25 assists.
Not much to say - we're scraping the bottom of the barrel now.
181. Blackwater Park: Kyle Okposo, RW, NYI
182. puckNutz: Steve Downie, RW, TB
183. Back Door Burglar: Matt Moulson, LW, NYI
184. The Mearas: Evander Kane, LW, Atl
185. Malkin's Stoli Stash: Steve Ott, C, Dal
186. Cold Crush Crew: James Wisniewski, D, NYI
187. Jobbin' with JD: Jordan Eberle, C, Edm
188. FrankD Fist Pumps: Eric Tangradi, C, Pit
189. 5-Hole Molesters: Marc Staal, D, NYR
190. Hoooookks: Michal Neuvirth, G, Was
191. Young Guns: Brian Elliott, G, Ott
192. Asham's Antagonists: Joni Pitkanen, D, Car
Best pick: Downie (182)
Downie's a jagoff, but he produces in several categories.
Bust alert: Neuvirth (190)
Can't see Neuvirth as more than a backup this year, unless Varlamov gets hurt.
My pick: Elliott (191)
Elliott figures to get around 30 starts, which works just fine for me as my #3 goalie.
Several prospects went in the last round, and Mr. Irrelevant is a three-time 40-point defenseman. Interesting end to an interesting draft.
Well, that just about does it. Good luck to everyone in Pensburgh League A!


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"Seventeen months ago, the United States military ended the policy of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' We have implemented the repeal of that policy and made clear that discrimination based on sexual orientation has no place in the Department of Defense," Secretary Panetta's statement reads:
"At the time of repeal, I committed to reviewing benefits that had not previously been available to same-sex partners based on existing law and policy. It is a matter of fundamental equity that we provide similar benefits to all of those men and women in uniform who serve their country. The department already provides a group of benefits that are member-designated. Today, I am pleased to announce that after a thorough and deliberate review, the department will extend additional benefits to same-sex partners of service members.
"Taking care of our service members and honoring the sacrifices of all military families are two core values of this nation. Extending these benefits is an appropriate next step under current law to ensure that all service members receive equal support for what they do to protect this nation.
"One of the legal limitations to providing all benefits at this time is the Defense of Marriage Act, which is still the law of the land. There are certain benefits that can only be provided to spouses as defined by that law, which is now being reviewed by the United States Supreme Court. While it will not change during my tenure as secretary of defense, I foresee a time when the law will allow the department to grant full benefits to service members and their dependents, irrespective of sexual orientation. Until then, the department will continue to comply with current law while doing all we can to take care of all soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and their families.
"While the implementation of additional benefits will require substantial policy revisions and training, it is my expectation that these benefits will be made available as expeditiously as possible. One of the great successes at the Department of Defense has been the implementation of DADT repeal. It has been highly professional and has strengthened our military community. I am confident in the military services' ability to effectively implement these changes over the coming months."
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There are very few bargains in the world of tough minutes, and even fewer in the world of outscoring tough minutes. "Just get a checking center to play the tough minutes" is something that you'd hear in a discussion on the topic, usually from a person that doesn't want to see their team play talent against toughs. "Checking centers" don't grow on trees - there are eight of them total that can outscore. And they are expensive. Even the centers that are playing the toughs and not outscoring are going to average north of $4 million for 09/10.
There is a weird argument that comes up, mostly in Shawn Horcoff discussions, from time to time. That is, get a lower level "second-toughs" guy on the cheap and make him play the tough minutes, that way, you can pay a less-complete scorer to play the second toughs and run roughshod. Presto! Shawn Horcoff is overpaid.
From the last post, we know that there are a scant few tough minutes outscorers, though Shawn Horcoff IS one of them. I decided to take a look at the second toughs guys.
Here is the raw data, sorted by goal differential/15:
There are 25 guys in the "second-toughs" crew and 15 of them outscore. Their average salary this year was $2,908,800 and next year's average is $3,296,000 with eight free agents in the group. The conclusion? Once again, these fellas are rare. They are expensive, considering their second fiddle status, and they are a highly-desired commodity.
So much of what fans think and say and argue is perception bias, and it's no different when it comes to guys that play tough minutes. Saying things like "just pick up a center than can play the toughs to a draw", implying a flippant tone, is nothing short of hockey insanity. These players are rare and valuable and not easy to find for any price, let alone find easily.


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The Summer 2014 edition of PLANT PRESS is now available.
Happenings, the Quarterly Newsletter of the Arizona Native Plant Society - September 2014 - November 2014 is now available online.
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September 5, 6, and 7, 2014
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The Cochise and Tucson chapters of the Arizona Native Plant Society are in their third year of co-sponsoring a weekend in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeast Cochise County. These richly diverse mountains are one the northern-most islands in the Madrean Archipelago that encompasses parts of Arizona, New Mexico , Sonora, and Chihuahua. Come enjoy this weekend with us. Whatever the weather, there will be botanical treats and great company.
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Television show "American Idol" has responded to a lawsuit filed by a former contestant, warning him that he will be forced to pay the show's legal costs if he continues with the suit, TMZ.com reports.
According to the lawsuit, which was filed by former contestant Ian Benardo in federal court in New York in August, producers for the show told Benardo to "gay it up," then turned their backs on him when the strategy backfired.
Benardo, who stole the microphone from Dane Cook during the 2010 season finale, also claimed that Cook personally threatened him after the show. Benardo claims he stole the microphone in an attempt to comply with the producers' requests that he act "outrageous," and the former contestant said that the show was attempting to exploit his sexual orientation.
In the suit, Benardo was seeking $300 million, claiming he suffered emotional injuries and a loss of potential employment opportunities.
But "American Idol," in a letter to Benardo reminding him that he had previously signed an agreement to release the show from any liability, said that the contract also stated that the former contestant would be responsible for paying the show's legal fees if he lost in a lawsuit.
In response, Benardo told TMZ, "they want me to be quiet about this and I'm not going to back down just because they are a major TV show."


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Obama: 'Stand Up' For Our FamiliesMonday, April 8, 2013 at 7:21 pm
WEST HARTFORD — Hoping to re-energize pro-gun safety efforts on Capitol Hill, President Obama visited Connecticut on Monday, using this state's sweeping new reforms as a catalyst.
The president told an audience of thousands that packed the University of Hartford's Sports Center that gun safety advocates must speak loudly — and immediately — if substantive federal legislation is to have any chance.
Obama Honors Fallen Newtown Educators, Staff With MedalsMonday, February 18, 2013
WASHINGTON — All in all, Bill Sherlach would rather have not been in the ornate East Room of the White House to receive the nation's highest civilian award from President Obama.
"A total life in obscurity would have been preferable," he said.
Police Chief Meets With Obama To Discuss Gun ViolenceFriday, February 1, 2013
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Buffalo Bills tight end Scott Chandler made the most out of what he could get from Ryan Fitzpatrick on Sunday. Chandler caught all three passes directed to him and finished with 34 yards through the air. His 34 yards were second to Donald Jones' 51 team-high for the Bills.
Chandler has been a curious fantasy tight end in 2011 for Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Bills. The 6-foot-7 Iowa product had only caught 18 passes entering Buffalo's Week 10 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, but a third of them have gone for touchdowns.
The massive tight end opened the season with four touchdowns in three games, but for the next three games, he piled up an impressive four receptions and nine yards, so he was likely dropped by almost every fantasy owner. Of course, he followed up that stinkfest with a two-touchdown performance against the Redskins. Entering the Cowboys game, he was the greatest feast-or-famine player in the league.
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State auditor Mike Foley says Chadron State College is making great progress on fixing accounting problems.
During the college's annual audit, it was discovered that the football program and other departments had secret financial accounts.
Three major secret accounts containing $22,000 prompted the firing of former coach Bill O'Boyle. Foley also says the blame does not rest solely on O'Boyle, because the other people knew about these accounts.
Foley says CSC took his recommendations to heart, including the hiring of a compliance officer and a business officer to oversee athletic finances.


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La Jolla Elementary class dresses up Wisteria Cottage
Students from Johanna Weber's sixth grade class at La Jolla Elementary School visited the La Jolla Historical Society's Wisteria Cottage on Monday afternoon to decorate the windows for Halloween. Among the painters were Annika Kjos and Sophia Acker. Watch for more photos on the Oct. 22 Kids on Camera page.
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DC is an amazing city with so much to offer. Take advantage of it!
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DC is a fun place. There's museums, clubs, bars, greenery, cherry blossoms, festivals, marathons, music, theaters, an easy to use metro line and lots of busses. There's so much to do in DC. There's the hip part of town near U st and the preppy expensive Georgetown, the beauty of the White House and the Capital, the Smithsonian's, tirck-or-treat a the Embassies, the Cherry Blossom festival, the White House Christmas Tree Lighting, Easter Service at the National Cathedral, Flower Marts, farmers markets, fancy balls, famous speakers, the memorials, and so much more. It's also very close to Virginia and Maryland if you want to go camping or mix things up.
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I love the atmosphere of D.C., specifically around GW. There is a GW Foggy Bottom metro station which makes access to all attractions such as downtown D.C., museums, and other monuments very simple. There is always something going on in the D.C. area, and new areas to visit via metro. There is great and easily accessibly shopping and activity in Georgetown, and easy access via metro to many sports and concert events. The local attitude toward students seems indifferent.
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This is the best mix of a college and a city that you'll get. GW's foggy bottom campus is on a 5x6 block radius, so you know when you're on campus and when you're off. DC has some of the best activities to offer: museums, fine dining, plays, monuments, comedy shows, nightclubs, bars, free events...the list goes on and on. There's never a dull moment, and there's always a way to escape from the typical college weekend (binge-drinking and raging)
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GW's location in the Foggy Bottom area of DC gives it a unique flavor with which no other university can compare. With government officials working nearby, the school often seems to blend into the city, but GW's five-by-six block radius definitely feels like a traditional college campus. The University's close proximity to bars, clubs, museums, national monuments, sports arenas, and theaters exposes students to the entire cultural experience that is DC. Students call the city an "amazing place," and most can't imagine living for four years in a rural environment after spending a day in DC.
At most college campuses, students hang out on their universities' quads between classes. Although GW students often toss around Frisbees during the spring and summer, they are also out and about in the District, constantly exploring new things. People interested in the arts can see a Broadway show on tour at the National or Warner Theaters, or they can go to one of the several movie theaters near campus, which show both commercial flicks and independent films. Sports fans can take a quick metro ride to the new Nationals baseball stadium or catch a Wizards game at the Verizon Center, which is also a major concert venue. Another perk of living so close to the monuments are the beautiful nighttime views—there is nothing like watching a breath-taking meteor shower while lying beside the reflecting pool, and you can't spend four years at GW without hooking up at the monuments (your forefathers would be proud).
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LOUISVILLE (WATE) - People in the small Blount County town of Louisville are preparing for a government shutdown at midnight Thursday. It's because the Board of Mayor and Aldermen failed to pass a budget for the next fiscal year.
City services will discontinue and workers will be furloughed. A sign on the door of the town hall lets people know.
"It's frustrating," said Mayor Tom Bickers. "We're in this situation because we have an alderman who never comes to our meetings and another one who did not come to a meeting and did not let us know to reschedule."
Mayor Bickers says the bottom line is that internal drama led to elected officials not being able to okay an annual budget in time.
That brings anything that requires spending money to a screeching halt. "The biggest concern here is if we have an emergency," the mayor said.
The two major services that will not be affected are law enforcement and fire response. The Blount County Sheriff's Office oversees the area. The county also staffs the fire department.
However, city workers such as maintenance staff will not get paid.
Phyllis Coffey manages the city-run Poland Creek Camp Ground. "This is the only job I have. I'm really sad. I'm really angry because I'm not getting paid," she said.
The place is usually packed over the 4th of July weekend. But this year, because of the unexpected shutdown, they'll have to turn away people coming in with reservations.
"It's not fair on me and it's not fair on campers because they save up for a month to camp over this holiday," Coffey said.
The mayor says some city staff volunteered to work for free in case of a major event.
Coffey says the whole debacle is a lesson on what happens when you vote in the wrong people. "People are going to understand you don't elect someone who does not care," she said.
Mayor Bickers hopes he can hold things together until their next budget meeting where they intend to resolve the issue. "I'm going to minimize the impact as best as I can," he said.
There has been another meeting called on July 5. The mayor hopes he can okay a budget then and get things back to normal.
6 News tried to call the alderman we were told did not attend the most recent meeting, but he did not answer the phone.
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More fundraisers for Haiti
UPDATE: As promised, here's my column about the Rio Grills' connection to humanitarian efforts in Haiti, as well as the Daily Grill's fundraiser on Feb. 3.
Certainly, there are more local businesses and organizations helping out. After the jump is a list from the American Red Cross Central Valley. I'll add more names as they come up.
Also keep tabs on Mike Oz, who'll keep his own list of donations and benefit concerts from the Valley's musicians.
ORIGINAL POST: The Standard could take a few lessons from this flier:
What I like about this one: It focuses more on the relief efforts than the entertainment. This flier explicitly tells guests they don't have to stay for dinner — or even cocktails — to donate. They simply can talk to the on-site Red Cross rep (Karen Chisum) and take off.
If folks do stay for the evening, they should talk to Britney Hatch, a co-owner of the Rio Grills in Clovis and Visalia. Hatch tells some horrific stories about her eight months as a volunteer in Port-au-Prince orphanages. She also says her aunt adopted eight Haitian boys because of the experience.
(I'll have more details about Hatch, and her strong ties to Haiti, in an upcoming column.)
Here's that list of local supporters from the Red Cross:
Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce
Rio Grill Brazilian Steakhouse, Clovis & Visalia
The Standard
Juvenile Justice Campus
Valley Yellow Pages
Bad Bud's
76 Twins (at Jensen & 99)
Sierra Vista Mall: Cruise One, GNC, Hot Dog On A Stick, Maggie Moo's
Save Mart
And for a list of national companies that collect donations from customers, click here. A number of them — such as Starbucks, Bank of America and Costco — are in the central San Joaquin Valley.


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The former partner of Justin Lee Collins has described the emotional scars caused by his harassment. The ex-girlfriend of Justin Lee Collins has spoken about the trauma she suffered at the hands of the TV star.
Anna Larke says Collins made her change her phone number and told her what she could wear during their seven month relationship.
He was found guilty of harassing her last week. She has said she still has "emotional bruises".
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Does it concern anyone else that Dion Wiley appears to be the only four-star-or-better shooting guard with solid interest in Maryland in the 2014 recruiting class? Phil Booth appears headed for either Villanova or Indiana; and five-star Rashad Vaughn, who at one point listed the Terps among his favorites, seems like a UNC lean, with little interest in the Terps.
According to Maryland 24/7, Wiley has become our only option at this point. And the longer Wiley waits to make a decision - assuming he doesn't choose the Terps - the less time it allows Turge and Co. to make a push for a DeAngelo Russell or Jared Terrell, who currently seem to have little interest in UMD.
Of course, that could indicate Turge is pretty confident Wiley will ultimately commit to UMD, but Turge has always seemed to have a back-up plan in other, similar situations: Jerami Grant was the back-up plan for Jake Layman (or vice-versa), and Roddy Peters was the back-up plan for the Harrison twins.
Assuming Wiley wants to stay close to home, Maryland appears to be his best option; considering Tre Campbell committed to Georgetown. But there are several other, quality, non-local schools which have shown interest, including Florida, Miami and Cincinnati.
Personally, I'm pretty confident he'll wind up in College Park, but the fact that there seems to be a significant drop in talent for our back-up plan (whoever that might be)is a concern. Does anyone else feel the same? Or is Wiley a virtual lock, and it's just a matter of time before he commits?


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1 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Beauty in Daytona Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Ocean Jewels Resort
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,300 - $ 2,000 / month
vacation rental description
Complex is Ocean Front, Unit is sideview 2nd floor with balcony
Bedroom has King Bed, private bathroom and 26in Flat Screen TV
Living Room has Leather Couch with Queen Sleeper,Flat Screen 32in TV and Bathroom
Kitchen has Granite Counter Tops,Oak Cabinets,Stainless Steel Sink,2 burner stove top,Microwave,Coffee maker,toaster,dishes,untensils and table with 4 chairs
Floors are tiled throughout Unit
Unit approx 650 sq. ft
Unit remodeled in 2009 and 1 of the nicer units
Blankets,sheets and towels supplied
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property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 06-19-2014 at 4:40 PM.
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Kenneth Imhof
condo rental amenities
Large Paver Deck with charcoal grills,picnic tables,lounge chairs,tables with umbrellas and all nicely landscaped
2 pools and a kiddie pool 1 pool heated in winter months
Fitness Center with Nautillis equipment and free weights
Coin operated laundry on premise
Parking in front and rear
7-11 store across the street
activities and attractions in Daytona Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Daytona Cubs Minor League Team 1 mile
Ocean Walk with shopping,Movie Theatres and Restaurants within in 2 miles as well as Daytona Water Park,Convention Center, Famous Main Street,Boot Hill Saloon and other attractions
Daytona Flea Market 5 miles
Daytona Speedway 5 miles
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Restaurants 4 miles
Major Golf Courses
Miniature Golf
Dog racing
Walt Disney,Universal,Sea World approx. 1 hour
Historic St. Augustine 45 min.
NASA Space Center 45 min.
Parasailing,Fishing,Jetski Rentals,bikes and golf cart rentals on beach
Fine Dining
vacation rental rates
September-October $500.00 per week (excludes Biketoberfest)
Nov- Jan 500.00 per week (excludes Turkey Rod Run and Christmas)
Feb-April 550.00 per week(excludes Race Week and Bike Week)
May-June 550.00 per week(excludes Memorial Day Week)
July-Aug 600.00 per week(excludes Race Week in July)
Will consider Monthly Rentals starting 1300.00 (except month with special events email for price) weekly cleaning fee 50.00 monthly cleaning fee 100.00
No Nightly Rentals, Weekly or Monthly Rentals Only.
Security Deposit 250.00 Due within 5 Days of reserving( FAMILY PLACE)
Balance Due 30 days before check in date
rentals must pay 12.5% sales tax plus rental charges
Renters under 25 years old 1000.00 per person security deposit.
25% cancellation charge
Special Events
Biketoberfest: 650.00
Turkey Rod Run 650.00
Christmas 500.00
Daytona 500 1200.00
Bike Week 850.00
Memorial Day 650.00
Cook 400 950.00
Check In 3:00 PM Check Out 10:00 AM
Kenneth Imhof
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Top things to do in Daytona Beach
- Daytona International Speedway
- Ponce Inlet Light House
- Daytona Cubs
- Deep Sea Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Relax on Beach
- Fly a Kite
- Flea Market
- Free intertainment at Ocean Walk
Top things to do with a family
- Daytona International Speedyway
- Daytona Cubs
- Restaurants
- Beach
- Dog Races
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Mail bounty…
I am feeling rather overwhelmed at the moment. Mostly by people's generosity… it was my birthday yesterday and (I don't know about you) but when you are forty-anything, you kinda expect a little less fuss. I had a cake (mostly baked by my darling daughter), dinner (cooked by my sweet husband and partly (the yellow-belly perch bit) caught by my clever fisherman son), a scarf and wine glass by two of my longest-serving (and most patient) friends, flowers from a neighbour and many, many phonecalls.
I felt very special.
Our mail deliveries, also, have brought some very special surprises. And not of the birthday-related variety.
Firstly two divine watercolours of horses, by talented painter (and regular blog commenter here) Leenie.
These were a 'thankyou' for a prize she won on the blog recently…I feel like I won too!
How gorgeous are they?
Violet has already put her order in for them to hang in her room… I shall have to place a special framing order with my talented cousin Em and get to and paint the kids' rooms (a long-postponed project) to do them justice.
Please take a few moments to check out Leenie's Etsy store for some more wonderful, peace-filled paintings of subjects from ocean and rural landscapes to birds, fish and flowers.
And of course horses! Here is another of my favourites, Down by the Dairy…
And then a slightly heavier parcel was left in our green corrugated iron shed/mailbox…
Containing THREE books… I'm not showing you the front yet, as I work out what to do with them…
Here is a sneak peek at the back cover blurb.
Actually it's a book I read (via my mini i-pad) last week and something I think pretty much EVERYONE needs to read.
A real-life romp from the city to the bush…
What do you think, my friends? Another giveaway coming on?
Will get myself sorted and discuss further shortly!!


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In Indian weddings, vidaai is the moment of saying goodbye. The bride bids adieu to her family members and friends with teary eyes and a heavy heart. All the parents prepare themselves to be strong for this very moment but aren't able to control their tears.
There are so many wedding songs that are dedicated to the moment of vidaai. They evoke such emotions that often parents are seen dabbing at their eyes whenever they hear these songs. Mothers are the best – they get all the more sentimental remembering their own vidaai and thinking about how they'll let their daughter(s) go.
Let's take a look at the all-time favorite vidaai songs in India:
Babul ki duaayein leti jaa – Fathers born in 50s, 60s and 70s connect with this song very emotionally. It brings out the melancholy of separation and a father's love for his daughter.
Khushi khushi kar do vida – It's about convincing a father who's reluctant to let his daughter go after marriage. A beautiful song with perfect lyrics. All the more precious if it's your mother or grand-mom singing it.
Babul jo tumne sikhaya –This is an emotional number from Hum Aapke Hai Kaun with very sombre and melodious beats.
Mei toh chod chali babul ka des – This is a rather peppy number which describes a bride's feeling over her wedding and how she's happy in her husband's home.
Baba ki raani hoon: A very sweet song which explores a daughter's bonding with her mom and dad and how she'll go away leaving everything behind.
Chalo re doli uthao: This is a very melodious song that prepares a bride for her ultimate union. It has romantic connotations, rather than very sentimental ones.
Saada Chiriya da Chamba: A very popular Punjabi folk song, it never fails to make a mother emotional about the impending wedding of her daughter.
Son Chiraiya: This is a famous vidaai song from the popular Star Plus soap Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, played during vidaai ceremonies and sangeet functions.
Yeh Betiyan toh Babul ki Raaniya Hai: Nice, melodious song from Na Tum Jaano Na Hum. The moment the song is played, all daughters look for their fathers and feel truly blessed.
Choti si umar: It is a Rajasthani folk song, made popular with the Colors Television's longest running soap Balika Vadhu. Let's just say that daughters never really grow up for their fathers. Ask any father and he'd say, oh she was just born yesterday, what's the hurry?
These songs are ingrained in our wedding traditions because every ritual or ceremony brings the bride a step closer to the 'vidaai'. These songs about the final moments of parting always have the would-be-brides and their parents dabbing at their eyes.
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text: A local Native American went to the grisly site where more than two dozen dead coyotes were found on Padre Island over the weekend to perform a ceremony for the animals on Monday.The coyotes' bodies were found beheaded and skinned on the public right-of-way near the Padre Island National Seashore. An investigation is now underway into the illegal dumping of those animals.Larry Running Turtle Salazar is a spokesperson for local Native Americans. He went to the site Monday to perform a ceremony that he says is meant to apologize for what was done to the coyotes."I decided to go up there and do a ceremony, a blessing, so that those animals can go in a good way, to take their journey in a good way," Salazar said.According to authorities, the person responsible for the dumping could be fined up to $1,000 for dumping the animals on public property.


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Religious Perceptions in America: With an In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Attitudes Toward Muslims and Islam
Of the faiths Gallup asked Americans about, Islam elicits the most negative views. A slight majority of Americans (53%) say their opinion of the faith is either "not too favorable" (22%) or "not favorable at all" (31%). When asked about their level of knowledge about Islam, many Americans tell Gallup they have either "very little knowledge" (40%) or "none at all" (23%). The study also reveals that Americans view Islam more negatively than they view Muslims.
The study also explores what Americans think most Muslims around the world believe. Majorities of Americans disagree with the statements that most Muslims are accepting of other religions (66%) and that Christians' and Muslims' religious beliefs are basically the same (68%). While a majority of Americans (70%) agree that most Muslims want peace, more than one in four (27%) disagree. Additionally, 81% of the American public disagrees with the statement that most Muslims believe women and men should have equal rights, and 47% disagree with the statement that most Muslims around the world are accepting of others from different races.


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One man was hospitalized Sunday night after a motorcycle accident in Fairview.
It happened shortly after 4:00 at Bear Creek and Naeff Road in Fairview.
According to reports from the scene, two motorcycles were riding side by side, when one driver, lost control on gravel and crashed.
That driver of that motorcycle, a 38-year-old man, was taken to the hospital, with what appeared to be non-life threatening injuries.
State Police are investigating.


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Piero Marini
|His Excellency
Piero Marini
|President of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses
Piero Marini in 2007
|1 October 2007
|Jozef Tomko
|27 June 1965
|19 March 1998
by Pope John Paul II
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13 January 1942
Valverde, Italy
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Piero Marini (born 13 January 1942) is a Roman Catholic archbishop who is president of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses. For twenty years he served as Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations, in charge of the Office for the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff. In that capacity he worked for Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
Marini was born in Valverde, Italy and was ordained a priest of the Catholic Church on 27 June 1965. He holds a doctorate in liturgy from the Benedictine-run College of Sant'Anselmo.[1]
In 1975, Marini became personal secretary of Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, the controversial chief architect of the liturgical reforms that followed Vatican II. From 1987 to 2007, Marini was the master of papal liturgical ceremonies, the man who appears at the pope's side in every celebration. He was appointed Titular Bishop of Martirano on the 14 February 1998 and was ordained bishop on 19 March of that year. On the 29 September 2003 he was raised to the rank of Archbishop.
On 1 October 2007 after twenty years as Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations, Pope Benedict appointed Marini as president of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses.[2] This body has the task, according to Pastor Bonus, of making "ever better known, loved and served, Our Lord Jesus Christ in his Eucharistic Mystery, as centre of the life of the Church and of its mission for the salvation of the world through the celebration of International Eucharistic Congresses".[citation needed]
In April 2013, in an interview with the Costa Rican newspaper La Nacion, Marini indicated his openness to the idea of same-sex civil unions being recognised within law: "In these discussions, it is necessary, for example, to recognize the union of people of the same sex, because there are many couples who suffer because their civil rights are not recognized", but went on to say, "What cannot be recognized is that that couple be a marriage."[3]
On 19 February 2014 he was appointed a member of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches.[4]
Activity as liturgist[edit]
Marini's innovative approach to papal ceremonies sometimes made him the focus of criticism,[5] so that, after the election of Pope Benedict XVI in 2005, it was hopefully rumoured that he would be removed from his post[6] and would take up an Italian diocese [2].
Some surmised that the timing of Marini's departure may be linked to the July 2007 decision by Pope Benedict to liberalise permission for the 1962 Tridentine Mass. Of this document Marini said that it "does not intend to introduce modifications into the current Roman Missal nor to express a negative judgement on the liturgical reform desired by the Council" and that it was "a gesture at the service of unity".[7]
Of his relationship with Pope Benedict XVI, Marini wrote:
I also express my heartfelt filial gratitude to Pope Benedict XVI who, immediately following his election, chose to confirm me as Master of Papal Liturgical Celebrations. To tell the truth, it was not a completely new experience for me, since I had been his master of ceremonies following his elevation to the cardinalate. For this reason too, from the very start I felt welcomed by Pope Benedict as a son. In him I could see, to my great satisfaction, not only a professor but also a Pope who is an expert in the liturgy. I will never forget the emotion I felt in finding myself alone with him in the Sistine Chapel just after his election, or the emotion I experienced during the rites of the inauguration of his Petrine ministry. These rites remain fixed in my mind and heart, since I consider them the fullest and most successful icon which the liturgy has given of the Church in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. Thank you, Pope Benedict, for having approved those rites and for having celebrated them with God's Holy People.[8]
Marini is the author of A Challenging Reform - Realizing the Vision of the Liturgical Renewal (ISBN 978-0-8146-3035-8).
- ^ National Catholic Reporter.
- ^ Press Office of the Holy See
- ^ http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/swiss-theologian-same-sex-civil-unions-discriminate-against-married-couples/
- ^ [1]
- ^ Sandro Magister: Bishop Marini doesn't like TV
- ^ Top papal liturgist to be replaced soon?
- ^ Interview with Archbishop Piero Marini, L'Osservatore Romano, 14 May 2008, p. 10; cf. Interview with Archbishop Piero Marini, National Catholic Reporter, 15 December 2007.
- ^ Office of the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff
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John Magee
|Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations
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|Preceded by
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