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On March 20, 2013 Pope Francis addressed the ecumenical guests who had attended his installation. He began with warm words to the Orthodox brethren, specifically addressing Patriarch Bartholomew, "First of all, heartfelt thanks for what my Brother Andrew told us. Thank you so much! Thank you so much!" The two had met in a private meeting. The Patriarch of Constantinople expressed his hope that the two could meet in Jerusalem later this year and issued an invitation of historic significance.
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3/22/2013 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: Patriarch Bartholomew, Patriarch of Constantinople, Pope Francis, Papal installation, orthodox Church, Catholic Church, Two lungs, full communion, Christian unity, Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - First, I want to share my heart with my readers. I long for the full communion of the Orthodox and Catholic Church. I pray daily for the full communion of the Orthodox and Catholic Churches. I do so because I believe it is the will of God that "All May be One" (John 17: 21).
I am also persuaded that the healing of the division between the two sister churches would unleash a profound renewal of the entire Church at the dawn of this new missionary age. I believe that the gifts found in the whole Church will enrich both East and West and assist us in the One mission which we must face together in our One Lord.
I believe that as the West implodes under the fierce ravages of what His Holiness Benedict XVI called a Dictatorship of Relativism it is only the fullness of truth revealed in Jesus Christ which can save the West from its own demise. The West needs the Church, in the strength of its full witness, East and West, to become its soul in an age which is lost because it has lost its moral compass.
As a revert, one who returned to my Catholic faith as a young man, I walked the way home by way of the early Church Fathers. Had I not had been baptized a Catholic of the Latin Rite; I might have become an Eastern Christian. As the decades of my life have unfolded, including my theological studies and ordination to the Order of Deacon, my vision and theological viewpoint have become profoundly Eastern. So too is my worship. I have long prayed with icons and love the Divine Liturgy. However, I cherish the unity that comes with the Chair of Peter.
Let me be clear, I am deeply and happily ensconced in the Roman Catholic Church. I am glad that I have authorization to serve the Divine Liturgy of the Eastern Church. For a number of years I had the privilege of regularly serving the Divine Liturgy and I miss it. I love the Liturgy, East and West, however I find the depth of the Mystery is beautiful captured in the Liturgy of the East.
There is a Latin maxim that addresses the centrality of worship in the life, identity and mission of the whole Church; "Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi". It means that the law of prayer or worship is the law of belief and the law of life. Or, even more popularly rendered, as we worship, so will we believe and live!
Worship is not an add on for a Catholic or an Orthodox Christian. It is the foundation of Catholic and Orthodox identity; expressing our highest purpose. Worship reveals how we view ourselves in relationship to God, one another and the world into which we are sent to carry forward the redemptive mission of Jesus Christ. How the Church worships is a prophetic witness to the truth of what she professes.
Good worship becomes a dynamic means of drawing the entire human community into the fullness of life in Jesus Christ, lived out in the communion of the Church. It attracts - through beauty to Beauty. Worship informs and transforms both the person and the community which participates in it. There is reciprocity between worship and life.
Finally, I long for the full communion of East and West because my oldest son is an Orthodox Christian. He, his wife and their children are all practicing Orthodox Christians. The more I visit them these days the more I appreciate the beauty of the interweaving of faith and life which comes with Eastern Christianity and its practices. Yet, the more painful our separation at the Altar, the Eucharistic Table, also becomes. I believe the pain gives me a glimpse into the very heart of the Lord who longs for our unity.
So, I watch for every sign that the two lungs of the One Church are beginning to fill with the one breath of Divine Life, the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit alone can animate the One New Man, Jesus Christ, to heal the division which has gone on for too long in His Body. I watch with the eyes of living faith. Some say I see these developments with "Rose Colored glasses". If I do see through the color of rose, it is because the color symbolizes the hope which comes from faith in the Resurrection of Christ Jesus. It is also because of my bedrock conviction concerning His one plan for His One Church.
The move toward full communion between the Orthodox and Catholic Churches is prompted by the Holy Spirit. I maintain it is the most important development of the Third Christian Millennium. It has extraordinary implications for the West, indeed for the whole world, at a critical time in history. I believe it will continue and result in the healing of the wounds which for too long have separated the Church. I believe that Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew have begun to travel down the road together.
In his first papal message, His Holiness Benedict XVI proclaimed, "Nourished and sustained by the Eucharist, Catholics cannot but feel encouraged to strive for the full unity for which Christ expressed so ardent a hope in the Upper Room. The Successor of Peter knows that he must make himself especially responsible for his Divine Master's supreme aspiration.
Indeed, he is entrusted with the task of strengthening his brethren (cf. Lk 22: 32). With full awareness, therefore, at the beginning of his ministry in the Church of Rome which Peter bathed in his blood, Peter's current Successor takes on as his primary task the duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the full and visible unity of all Christ's followers. This is his ambition, his impelling duty."
Pope Benedict placed the commitment to the full communion of the Church at the forefront of his Papacy. This was especially evident in his love, respect and repeated overtures toward our Orthodox brethren, whom we recognize as a full Church and whose priesthood and Sacraments we also recognize. Since his act of selflessness in handing the office on to another, what would happen to the ground gained with our sister Church, the Orthodox Church, has been the subject of some specualtion.
Now, his successor, the humble, simple joyful pastor whom the world has embraced as a spiritual father, Pope Francis, has made it clear. He will continue the work toward the day when the two lungs of the Church, East and West, breathe together again. Interestingly, this Pope literally has only one lung due to an illness as a teenager.
On March 20, 2013 Pope Francis addressed the ecumenical guests who had attended his installation. He began with warm words to the Orthodox brethren, specifically addressing Patriarch Bartholomew, "First of all, heartfelt thanks for what my Brother Andrew told us. Thank you so much! Thank you so much!" The two had met in a private meeting. The Patriarch of Constantinople expressed his hope that the two could meet in Jerusalem later this year and issued an invitation of historic significance.
Pope Francis' reference to the Patriarch as "my brother Andrew" showed the fraternal affection said to exist between them already. However, it did much more. It pointed back to the ancient bond in which the Church will finds its path back to full communion, the brotherhood of Simon (Peter) and Andrew.
Will the Two Lungs of the Church, East and West Breathe Together Again? Join me in praying that it does indeed happen - for the sake of a world still waiting to be set free and reborn into the New World of the Church. May Pope Francis become the Pope of Christian unity. May what began between this Pope and the Patriarch, between peter and his brother Andrew, be the seed of the coming communion between the two sister Churches.
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The two married two years later in December 2000 at Skibo Castle in Scotland, and the director said he has no regrets about their union.
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Local teachers honored, celebrated at Sunday worship services
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Thousands of educators across Memphis and Shelby County were honored Sunday at the annual Celebration of Teachers. The event, coordinated by Shepherding the Next Generation – a national group of pastors and ministry leaders advocating for improvements in education – was held to pay tribute to and congratulate teachers for their hard work.
Teachers in more than 100 local churches were celebrated as part of the countywide event. During morning and afternoon worship service, participating pastors preached on the value of the teaching profession, and presented teachers with special gifts to express appreciation for their commitment to positively impact the lives of children.
"It feels really great to know that we are appreciated and valued outside of the classroom," said Brenda Taylor, fourth grade teacher at Ross Elementary and member of New Shelby Missionary Baptist Church (Collierville).
"I love teaching, and having the added support from my pastor and church members is a reminder that what teachers do really matters – not just to students and parents, but to the entire community."
In Shelby County, Shepherding the Next Generation is a diverse alliance of pastors and ministry leaders who have made a commitment to strongly support local efforts to improve public schools by going beyond their respective call of duty to help ensure that all children have the best chance at succeeding in school and later in life. Sunday was the third Celebration of Teachers event.
Pastor Brandon Walker of New Shelby Missionary Baptist Church and director of Shepherding the Next Generation – Shelby County says his organization wants to help parishioners and the broader community gain a better understanding of the significant role that teachers play in promoting individual and collective success.
"We started the annual Sunday Celebration of Teachers because we recognize that teachers often face unnecessary criticism and lack of respect for their profession, and we wanted to do something to uplift and empower them to continue." Walker said.
"Our (great) teachers play a significant role in educating and preparing the next generation of leaders, so we are honored to play a small part in building their faith and providing an added boost of support for the work that they do each day."
Since the collaborative formed in 2011, Shepherding the Next Generation has been actively involved in raising awareness and building community support for public education reform, and has championed initiatives to increase teacher effectiveness and to expand pre-kindergarten.
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Phillies Shopping Jonathan Papelbon
WEDNESDAY: The Phillies are "selling the crap out of [Papelbon]," one executive told Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly. The Phillies are willing to pay some of Papelbon's salary to facilitate a trade, according to Salisbury. One source told Salisbury that the Phillies approached the Indians and offered to pay part of Papelbon's salary, but the Indians weren't interested.
SUNDAY: Jon Heyman of CBS Sports also hears that the Phils are shopping Papelbon, adding that there's a belief that the Phils would like to reallocate Papelbon's salary to a starting pitcher (Twitter link).
FRIDAY, 6:45pm: The Red Sox are one of the teams on Papelbon's no-trade list, WEEI.com's Rob Bradford reports (Twitter link). With Koji Uehara closing and the likes of Junichi Tazawa and the newly-acquired Edward Mujica as bullpen depth, it's very unlikely the Sox would've had interest in bringing Papelbon back anyway.
2:47pm: The Phillies are trying to trade Jonathan Papelbon, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter). The Phillies could move the right-hander, who is set to earn $13MM in each of the next two seasons, and look to sign a more affordable closer, Rosenthal adds in a second tweet. Papelbon's deal also has a $13MM vesting option for the 2016 season that triggers if he finishes 55 games in 2015 or 100 games between 2014-15. Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly adds (via Rosenthal) that Papelbon's no-trade protection allows him to select 12 teams to which he will approve a deal.
Papelbon, 33, saved 29 games and posted a 2.92 ERA with 8.3 K/9 and 1.6 BB/9 in 61 2/3 innings for the Phillies in 2013 — the second season of a four-year, $50MM deal. Though his superficial numbers appear strong, Papelbon's average fastball velocity dropped to a career-low 92 mph, and his 10.6 percent swinging-strike rate was also the lowest of his career.
Papelbon's name surfaced in trade rumors over the summer, as he was believed by some to be available with the Phillies looking to shed payroll and get younger. Papelbon made some incendiary remarks about the direction of the Phillies in July, flatly stating, "I definitely didn't come here for this." Asked about the contract in retrospect, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. said in August that he would make the signing again and had no regrets other than they way the team has played as a whole. In an interview later that month, Amaro called Papelbon "crucial" to the Phillies' success and said he expected to see Papelbon closing out games for the Phils in 2014.
It's a tough time to be shopping an expensive closer, as the market bears plenty of options in the form of Grant Balfour, Joaquin Benoit, Fernando Rodney, Chris Perez, Jose Veras and John Axford. Amaro could likely increase interest if he were to show a willingness to sweeten the pot by eating some of Papelbon's salary. Otherwise, Papelbon is a tough sell at two years and $26MM in a market where Joe Nathan commanded just a two-year, $20MM contract.
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Relief Rumors: Lefties, Axford, Papelbon, Benoit, Guerrier, Rays
Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports reports (via Twitter) that the top left-handed relievers on the market — J.P. Howell, Boone Logan, Eric O'Flaherty and Scott Downs — should begin to start coming off the board in the next 24 to 48 hours. It's already been reported that O'Flaherty is in talks with the Braves about a return to Atlanta. Here's the latest on the market for relievers…
- Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post tweets that there's a sense that the Nationals will land a left-handed reliever today.
- The Orioles have had talks with John Axford, tweets Morosi. They're also said to be the current favorites for Grant Balfour.
- A rival executive estimated that the Phillies would have to eat about 40 to 50 percent of Jonathan Papelbon's remaining salary to trade him, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. Papelbon is owed $13MM in each of the next two seasons and has a vesting option for a fifth year.
- The Rockies have had discussions with Joaquin Benoit but are a ways apart in terms of salary, Morosi reports. Talks between the two sides are fading, as Benoit appears likely to seek a more lucrative deal elsewhere (Twitter links).
- Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer tweeted yesterday that when the dust settles from the Winter Meetings, Matt Guerrier's name could be a of interest to the Indians.
- Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports that even after re-signing Juan Carlos Oviedo and acquiring Heath Bell, the Rays are still looking to improve their bullpen. One option could be injured lefty Jordan Norberto, who underwent Tommy John surgery last season.
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Phillies Notes: Brown, Papelbon, Lee, Hamels
The Phillies have been involved in a handful of rumors this week in Orlando, as reports surfaced suggesting that the team is open to moving Domonic Brown, as well as aces Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels. However, it sounds like the price tags on any of those players would be extremely high, reducing the likelihood of a deal. Here's the latest on the Phillies:
- One club told Peter Gammons (Twitter link) that the possibility of attaching Brown to Jonathan Papelbon in a trade is in play for the Phillies. In that scenario, Philadephia would use the savings to pursue starting pitching help.
- Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly spoke to a few people who have "knowledge of the inner workings" of the team, and received mixed reactions on whether the Phillies would really move Lee or Hamels. One source called the rumors a "smokescreen" while another suggested the club might trade Lee, but not Hamels.
- For his part, GM Ruben Amaro called the Lee and Hamels rumors "silly," according to Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News.
- Corey Seidman of CSNPhilly.com wonders if the Angels' trade of Mark Trumbo might provide a blueprint for the Phillies and Brown, considering both players are corner outfielders with big bats and limited defensive value.
- The Phillies are satisfied with their offense and aren't looking to make significant additions, but David Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News notes that everything will have to break right for it to be an impact lineup.
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East Notes: Mets, Burnett, Phillies, Benoit
The Mets' offseason will be a disappointment if the Curtis Granderson acquisition is the only big move, the New York Post's Joel Sherman writes. "If this really is it — after all the buildup asking for patience to let the money of Johan Santana and Jason Bay go away — then this will be a breach with the fan base," Sherman says. "Heading toward another $85 million-ish payroll is — quite frankly — not honoring the commitment. It is being the San Diego Mets." Here are more notes from around the East divisions.
- A.J. Burnett still hasn't decided whether or not to pitch in 2014, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman tweets. Burnett has previously said he intends to pitch for the Pirates or retire, but Heyman introduces a new possibility — that Burnett could pitch for the Orioles instead. Burnett resides in Maryland.
- GM Ruben Amaro says the Phillies would eat salary in a trade that improved the team, reports Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com. Salisbury notes that the Phillies would like to trade Jonathan Papelbon, who will make $13MM in both 2014 and 2015 and has a $13MM vesting option in 2016.
- Despite the signing of Nate McLouth, the Nationals have no plans to deal Denard Span, tweets Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Span will continue to be their center fielder and leadoff hitter.
- The Yankees have had "lots of internal discussions" about free agent reliever Joaquin Benoit, USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports (via Twitter). The Yankees would like to add two bullpen arms.
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Quick Hits: Astros, Papelbon, Happ, Betancourt
As we wind up one of the busiest weeks in the history of baseball transactions, here are a few more notes as we head into the weekend…
- Astros GM Jeff Luhnow is happy to have acquired Dexter Fowler and Scott Feldman before the Winter Meetings, but Luhnow tells reporters (including Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle) that his club has more on its to-do list. "To have them both done before the Winter Meetings is a bonus," Luhnow said. "So now that we can focus on the bullpen and focus on potentially another position player somewhere….We may not be done with starting pitching either. We're still actively talking to some other folks."
- With the Phillies reportedly shopping closer Jonathan Papelbon, Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News feels the team will have a tough time given Papelbon's large salary, signs of decline and his possible attitude issues.
- J.A. Happ could be a trade chip for the Blue Jays if the team needed to free up some payroll space, Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith writes. Happ is set to earn $5.2MM in 2014 with a $6.7MM team option for 2015. The southpaw was limited to 18 starts in 2013 due to head injuries suffered when he was hit in the head with a line drive, as well as a knee injury also stemming from the incident.
- Also from Nicholson-Smith, nothing is imminent with Yuniesky Betancourt, though a number of teams are still interested in the veteran as infield depth. The Marlins were linked to Betancourt last month.
- Erisbel Barbaro Arruebarruena has a good glove at shortstop, is lacking at the plate and is overall not going to provide the impact of recent Cuban signings, a scout tells MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo. "This isn't like watching Aroldis Chapman or Yoenis Cespedes. You're not going to hear from 15 teams. You'll hear from teams that are hurting a little bit at shortstop," the scout said. Arruebarruena will showcase his skills for teams this weekend, and the Mets have been identified as one of the attending clubs.
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Phillies Notes: Howard, Amaro, Papelbon, Rollins
It's been a rough season for the Phillies, with injuries to many of their top players weighing down the team's record prior to the firing of longtime manager Charlie Manuel. We know they'll be looking for both bullpen help and catching help this offseason to try to right the ship, but here's the latest on the Phils in the meantime…
- Interim manager Ryne Sandberg says that it would be "counterproductive" for Ryan Howard to return this season, writes Marc Narducci of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Sandberg told reporters that he doesn't feel playing 10-15 games when he's not at full health would do Howard much good, and instead he needs to focus on being as fit and healthy as he possibly can in 2014. Sandberg still believes that Howard can be a legitimate middle-of-the-order threat if he returns to full health.
- Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly conducted a Q&A with general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., in which Amaro said that while the bullseye may be on him after Manuel's dismissal, he's not currently feeling any heat from ownership: "David Montgomery has been very supportive. David and the ownership group — I know they're disappointed, but they're supportive."
- Amaro also said that Jonathan Papelbon's presence at the back of his bullpen is "crucial" to winning games, and he thinks Papelbon will be part of a Phillies contender in 2014. Amaro added that he's heard good feedback about Papelbon's work with the team's young relievers, though he did stop short of firmly calling Papelbon a positive clubhouse force when asked by Salisbury.
- "You'd have to ask Jimmy," Amaro replied when Salisbury asked if shortstop Jimmy Rollins would benefit from a change of scenery. Rollins has a no-trade clause that he's not interested in waiving anyhow, but he's been questioned for lapses in hustle recently. Amaro didn't sound interested in the thought of trying to move Rollins, stating: "Jimmy is our shortstop. We signed him for a reason."
- Amaro also told Salisbury that in addition to signing solid relievers, the team needs to do a better job of adding good depth pieces to the bullpen. As Amaro notes, Mike Adams and Antonio Bastardo had strong track records, but injuries to Adams and a suspension for Bastardo have exposed a lack of depth.
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Phillies Notes: Manuel, Bullpen, Papelbon
Earlier today, the Phillies fired longtime manager Charlie Manuel and promoted third base coach and Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg to interim manager. Manuel has exactly 1,000 wins in his storied career and is beloved by the players he has guided. He led the Phillies to five straight division titles and captured a World Series championship in 2008. Here's more on Manuel and the rest of the Phils for some Friday reading…
- ESPN's Jayson Stark breaks down the behind-the-scenes details that led up to Manuel's firing, though Stark notes that that Phillies went out of their way to not use the word "fired" despite the fact that Manuel himself said he didn't quit or resign as manager.
- At today's press conference, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. revealed that the Phillies have asked Manuel to remain with the organization in a different role, but Manuel told reporters, including Jon Morosi of FOX Sports, that he needs to take some time away from the club to decide if he wants to remain with the Phils in a different capacity (Twitter link).
- Former Phillie and current Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth spoke with Manuel earlier this season, and Manuel guaranteed that he would be managing somewhere in 2014, Werth told reporters (including Dan Kolko of MASNsports.com). Werth did note that time could impact that thinking. Werth also called Manuel the best manager he's ever had (via Mark Zuckerman of CSN Washington on Twitter).
- In addition to catchers, the bullpen will be a prime area of focus this offseason, Amaro told MLB.com's Todd Zolecki. Amaro feels that the Phillies have been unfortunate to get some bad years from good relievers in recent years, pointing to Chad Qualls as an example of someone who excelled before and after his time with Philadelphia.
- Asked by Zolecki about Jonathan Papelbon's contract, Amaro said he would make the signing again: "Oh, yeah, I think so," Amaro said. "The choices that we had out there with the people that were available, I'm happy with the decision. I'm not happy with the way we've played."
- Scott Miller of CBS Sports questions the Phillies' lack of direction in light of the team's inactivity at the trade deadline and Amaro's inability to give a hard answer as to what the team was looking for in a permanent managerial replacement. The spotlight is now on Amaro, opines Miller, who notes that while Sandberg could help the club, its real problem is that is simply needs better players.
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Stark On Phillies, Kemp, Rzepczynski
The latest from ESPN's Jayson Stark…
- Phillies third baseman Michael Young is open to a deal to just about any contender. Stark sees the Yankees as the best fit, with the Orioles still interested. Talking to MLB.com's Todd Zolecki about waiving his no-trade clause, Young said, "I don't know. The first thing I want to do is talk to the Phillies about that."
- The Phillies have shown very little inclination to move catcher Carlos Ruiz, surprisingly. And while they'd like to trade closer Jonathan Papelbon, their unwillingness to assume some of his contract is likely to prevent a deal. Papelbon is owed at least $30MM through 2015.
- The Phils have quietly been asking potentially interested teams about shortstop Jimmy Rollins, which would be a long shot even if Rollins wasn't likely to block a deal.
- It's just speculation, but Stark says some people have wondered if the Dodgers should be open to trading center fielder Matt Kemp.
- Cardinals lefty reliever Marc Rzepczynski is a candidate to be traded.
- Stark suggests the Indians' Carlos Carrasco could be a name to file away for the Rockies, with the Tribe interested in Colorado reliever Josh Outman.
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Bullpen Notes: Papelbon, Nathan, Tigers, Padres
Closer Jonathan Papelbon is dissatisfied with the Phillies' current direction, MLB.com's Todd Zalecki reports. In the midst of an eight-game losing streak, Philadelphia has fallen to seven games below .500, and that's not what Papelbon anticipated when he signed with the Phils. "I definitely didn't come here for this," he says. He also doesn't sound optimistic when asked about the Phillies' future. "Oh man," he says. "We could be here all day."
Papelbon is of the opinion that the Phillies need to undergo an overhaul, similar to that of his former team, the Red Sox (whose overhaul, ironically, included losing Papelbon to free agency). He says he does not want to be traded, but adds that he does not want to stay in Philadelphia if his team continues on the same path.
- The Tigers and Rangers have discussed the possibility of a deal that would send Joe Nathan to Detroit, Jon Morosi of FOX Sports tweets. Right now, though, the Rangers are asking a lot, and Morosi says there is "no momentum toward a deal." As MLBTR's Aaron Steen noted yesterday, Joakim Soria could close for the Rangers if Nathan were to depart. The Rangers could target the Tigers' current setup man, Drew Smyly, if they were to deal Nathan, Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News reports.
- The Tigers are not trying to trade for Papelbon, Morosi tweets, but Luke Gregerson of the Padres is a possibility (Twitter links).
- The Padres and Brewers are the top sellers for bullpen arms, CBSSports.com's Danny Knobler reports. The Padres can offer Gregerson and Joe Thatcher, while the Brewers have John Axford and Mike Gonzalez. The Astros, meanwhile, could deal Jose Veras or Wesley Wright, while the Angels could move Scott Downs.
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ESPN's Jayson Stark quotes a number of executives who feel the trade deadline has lost its luster since many teams have locked up their top young players, teams are reluctant to acquire rental players who carry no draft pick compensation as free agents, and the second wild card has narrowed the market of outright sellers to just a few teams. That said, Stark still has lots of hot stove items for us in his latest Rumblings & Grumblings column…
- Ryan Braun's suspension could drastically change the Brewers' perspective on trading some veteran stars. While Francisco Rodriguez was indeed traded just a day after Braun's suspension was announced, Stark hears that the Brewers are asking for a lot in deals. "One of the problems with dealing with Milwaukee is that [their] trade for [Jean] Segura last year was so one-sided that they want another tilted deal. Not going to happen," an AL executive said.
- The price for Kyle Lohse, for instance, involves the price of a first-round pick. The Crew gave up as first-rounder as compensation for signing Lohse as a free agent in the spring.
- Three scouts who have recently seen Yovani Gallardo say he's been pitching like a fourth or fifth starter. Gallardo in his prime was "close to an ace. [But] lots of pitches on that arm from then to now. He can really pitch, but his stuff [has gone] way back," one scout said. Gallardo has a 4.58 ERA and a career-worst 7.2 K/9 in 21 starts this season, plus he's lost two miles of velocity off his fastball.
- We'd heard that the Yankees and Rangers had checked in on Marlins outfielder Justin Ruggiano, and Stark adds the Phillies and Giants to the list of a half-dozen interested teams. The Marlins weren't too keen on dealing Ruggiano but he could be expendable now that Christian Yellich and Jake Marisnick have been called up.
- The Phillies' next five games "will determine Michael Young's fate more than anyone else on their roster," said one executive who has talked to the club. Young is seen as "pretty much a lock" to be dealt if the Phils struggle during their road trip through St. Louis and Detroit this week. The Phillies dropped a 4-1 result to the Cardinals last night.
- Jonathan Papelbon hasn't been made available by the Phillies but even if he was, one AL executive thinks Papelbon's contract makes him "practically untradable."
- Stark thinks the Phillies and Marlins are good trade partners on paper since the Phils could use Ruggiano or any of Miami's good relievers. The Marlins aren't willing to move anyone unless they get a great offer, however, and the Phillies aren't willing to move any of their top prospects to facilitate a deal.
- The Nationals could listen on a good offer for Drew Storen, the former first-round pick who is struggling through a tough year. The Nats are in a tough spot trade-wise, however, since the team is largely set at every position yet are still in need of hitting.
- Alex Rios' long slump has lowered his trade value and the White Sox will be hard-pressed to find a team to meet their asking price for the right fielder. The Rangers still have some interest in Rios, as they're looking for an outfielder that can be controlled beyond this season.
- The Red Sox are seen as very likely to add pitching before the deadline. Boston has been linked to Jake Peavy and were interested in Francisco Rodriguez before the Orioles got him.
- The Braves have targeted Oliver Perez and Charlie Furbush of the Mariners, Scott Downs of the Angels, Mike Dunn of the Marlins and James Russell of the Cubs in their search for left-handed relief pitching. While Atlanta has been looking at these names and others, however, Stark says the team isn't close to a deal.
- In regards to the Biogenesis scandal, Stark hears from an attorney who believes "virtually every case will be settled by a plea deal. You're going to see a lot of pleas. You're going to see a lot of deals."
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Date: May 22, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
A Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputy has been taken to the hospital after a vehicle ran a red light and struck her patrol car.
Dep. Josetta Coleman was traveling southbound on Lakewood Ranch Boulevard when she entered the intersection at State Road 70 on a green light, traveling about 15 mph.
Chad Lowe, 42, was driving eastbound on S.R. 70 at about 60 mph when he entered the intersection on a red light.
Coleman saw Lowe coming and tried to stop, but Lowe struck the push bumper on Coleman's vehicle, damaging the front end of her patrol car.
The impact pushed Coleman's vehicle back from the intersection and sent Lowe's vehicle into a spin. His car came to rest facing westbound in the westbound lane of travel at the eastern edge of the intersection.
Lowe was uninjured and had about $500 of damage to his vehicle, which he drove from the scene.
Coleman sustained multiple injuries and was transported to Lakewood Ranch Medical Center. Her vehicle sustained about $3,000 in damage and was towed from the scene.
Lowe was found at fault and issued multiple citations.
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OGW2014 continued after the VIP lunch reception. Next, our diamond sponsor, Petronas took the stage to deliver a technical and career talk. The technical is delivered by Mrs. Rabiah, a geologist from Petronas about 'Geologist in Petronas'. The attendees are from University Malaya and second year FKK students. She explained about what geologist usually do in their field of work. Started from screening and testing whether or not what they had been drilled is profitable for production. Other than that, she also explained about where did petroleum come from and how the process of production happened. The session continued with a career talk in Petronas from from Mrs. Ng Kai Yee, a petroleum engineer from Petronas with 5 years of working experience. In her speech, she mentioned about her journey and experience as a petroleum engineer. She highlighted in her speech that teamwork is important to become a successful petroleum engineer working in the industry has opened the opportunity for her to work with people from various countries such Egypt, Iran, Indonesia and others. Mrs Ng Kai Yee also encouraged the audiences to find employment in oil & gas industry as the rapid growing pace of industry can help them to develop their career to a higher degree. She also mentioned about the criteria that are needed to become a petroleum engineer. The talk session ended with Q&A session with the audiences.
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The crowd started to gather in Dewan Seri Budiman as soon as the exhibition has started which is 9:00am. The exhibition booths are consist of Petronas, Muhibbah Engineering, Tabung Haji Heavy Engineering, Halliburton, Shell, Malaysia Marine Heavy Engineering, Faculty of Chemical Engineering, SIRIM, SPE UiTM Student Chapter, SPE Kuala Lumpur and Energy Instititute .The officiating event started with the arrival of the Dean of the Faculty of Chemical Engineering, the personnel from each sponsors which are Petronas, Muhibbah Engineering, Tabung Haji Heavy Engineering, Halliburton, Shell and Malaysia Marine Heavy Engineering. The ceremony continues with speech by the OGW14 Program Director, Shazreena Ishak. She expresses her high hopes on achieving the objective of OGW14 and so that the program will be fully utilized by both visitors and exhibitors. The OGW14 Advisor, Associate Professor Zulkafli Hassan highlighted in his speech the benefits of the program which so that the students and youths knows what potential role they can play in oil and gas industry.
He also stated that this event will give awareness to the students on what oil and gas industry can offer. Dean of Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Associate Professor Dr. Ayub Md. Som expressed that this event gives great career opportunity for fresh graduates and youth. This event should be the stepping stone for the visitors to build networking and relationship among the visitors and exhibitors. He ends his speech by officiating OGW14. The event continues with the mock cheque presentation from the sponsors. The gold sponsor for OGW14 is Petronas with RM 20,000 sponsorship, Tabung Haji Heavy Engineering and Muhibbah engineering are the platinum sponsor with RM 15,000 respectively, Halliburton is OGW14's gold sponsor with RM 10,000 sponsorship. Shell and Malaysia Marine Heavy Engineering is the silver sponsor with RM 5000 sponsorship each. The event ended with the photography session with all distinguished guest.
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SOTS #1: TA for realizing the kind of pain and agony he had
caused to Thulz and also mentioning psycho as the reason for this turnaround
w.r.t toT. TA of old was back in parts - fell asleep when psycho was driving...ordering dinner menu with special care...
Avowal #1: From today's episode, it looks like TA is not acting...he is drunk with psycho-potion/Kool-Aid and has psycho blinkers [as psycho has pulled the wool over the eyes with her good two shoes act] on.
Avowal #2: Psycho has hit a self-goal by overplaying the reverse psychology to the max. Trying to improve on her Good Samaritan/ peacemaker credentials with TA, she has indirectly helped in enforcing ceasefire between T'n'TA, who have been @ odds, not even able to strike a proper conversation. With TA declaring that he has turned that page - understood his mistake and has started to think for Thulz viewpoint.
SOTS #2: Thulz has cleared her first acid test in flying colors by controlling her emotion, while underneath she was seething with anger, when TA said he has course corrected himself due to Psycho's counseling. His revelation is a yeoman service to Thulz, will help her in devising a cogent stealth mode response as she tests and recalibrates her assumption without hurting psycho directly as it will affect her equation with TA.
Avowal #3: Psycho declaration that "Thulz is a grown up child"...true for most parts. Psycho is making a terrible folly of underestimating T. T with her re-worked strategy; borrowing a leaf from psycho playbook, Thulz will blanket psycho with "Thulz-potion", forcing her to come out into the open with her real intentions.
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It begins in July; spending ten hour days learning drill, practicing music, setting formations, feeling the sweltering heat rising from the asphalt in the high school parking lot. Watching as practices begin and end for others while these kids are still pushing through, from early morning until after dusk. It will soon be drawing to a close in the blistering wind and freezing rain. It takes time, dedication, and commitment. I am talking about Marching Band and Harrison County High School has a rich tradition in this arena.
While our band today may not fill an entire football field as it once did, there is no doubt that these are some of the most gifted, talented, and deserving young men and women in our community. As a proud parent and band booster, I am happy to support them and cheer for them at the top of my lungs. These kids have worked hard all season and will hopefully have their best performance yet on November 3 at the Mid-States Band Association championships in Norwood Ohio.
In light of the most recent season for Harrison County High School Marching Band coming to a close, the students, instructors, and band boosters would like to thank those who helped make the 2012 season a success, specifically Haydon Equipment and Sadler Trucking for their kind donations which we could not have made it through the season without. We would also like to thank the dedicated parents, family, and friends who travelled to contests, watched rehearsals, sent food and drinks, or simply encouraged your child to do his or her best.
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GM gets thrown on hot seat while Toyota takes a cruise
Another dilemma for the auto industry, but there is a difference to this one with General Motors Co. You remember Toyota being sued for the largest auto industry fine ever. But you will notice they had no congressional hearings. Why is that?
They just had to pay the fine without all the fanfare. So the public would not dwell on the subject. All of the problems and in knowing about problems with Toyota were the same as with GM. But GM is given the hot-seat treatment.
This nation has become so anti-American it's scary. Almost everything we buy is made out of this country.
As to the faulty ignition switches on certain GM cars, I was in quality control when I worked for GM for some years and have first-hand knowledge of quality situations. Points to ponder:
(1) Some years ago, GM put out a memorandum about ignition switches. That information stated that anyone using a key chain with too much on it, making it heavy, could cause a problem with the ignition switch shorting out. How many of the accidents had this situation? You will notice this information was not discussed in the recent GM problem with ignition switches. I am very saddened about the loss of life in the recent problems with the ignition switches.
(2) Even if the ignition switch shorts out, the car still can be controlled. The steering and brakes still will function. The steering can be locked only if the switch is in the lock position, and this does not happen when the switch shorts out. The brakes may not be power brakes, but they still function.
(3) Having the ignition switch short out is certainly an emergency. But, there is something called the emergency brake, of which the ignition switch has no connection in any way.
(4) A car can be put into the neutral position to also keep you from a crash.
(5) The worst part is that people are taught how to drive a car, but are never shown what to do in an emergency. I believe all of the deaths could have been avoided if the above information had been implemented to some degree.
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Rea, By your defense of the GM recall I could tell you worked for GM before you stated it!!
You don't remember ALL of the publicity that Toyota had for the gas pedals?
Let's review your comments:
1- GM put out a "memo" that the ignition switch COULD turn off if other items were on the key chain. --WHO received this "memo" dealers or the customer?
2-4 You should know being a "quality control" person that IF a ignition switch is turned off while driving, the car has NO power steering and NO power brakes. If someone is driving on a highway and the power steering quits working, do you REALLY believe that the FIRST thing a person is going to do is apply the emergency brake??? Wouldn't you try to apply the normal brake and try to turn the car off of the road? With no power steering it would be harder to turn the wheels then cars, years ago, with out power steering.
5- So it's the dead people's fault for not knowing how to drive a car that failed them?
It was alright for GM to take our monies to keep afloat , but now that they have a MAJOR recall we are suppose to look the other way. I guess that's being UNAMERICAN when we don't !!!!
Secondly GM knew they had a problem for over 10 yrs. and did nothing to correct it.
Third This happen to a friend of mine just last year , when the engine died the steering locked up and he had hardly any control, But, he was smart enough to retry starting the engine , that freed up the steering. .He no longer has the car, and he won't be buying any GM cars anytime soon.
Now GM wants the courts to rule that it was the "old GM" that had the problem. Didn't the problem continue in the "new GM" and was also covered up.
If GM really wanted to correct the ignition problem they would have changed them to the "push button" start switches as soon as they knew they had a problem.
anyone who thinks that politics aren's involved in this is stupid! remember when repubs called gm "Obama motors"? that is exactly why they were grilled by congress. to make Obama look bad. that's what they're all about. hate. any chance they get to take shots at Obama they will. it's all about hate. repubs in congress are despicable, and traitors to the American people! this has nothing to do with people dying and gm. it's all about hating Obama.
The American taxpayers did not bail Toyota out of bankruptcy and that is the game changer. Actually papa1 it is the Democrats pushing the hearings--anything to get the Obamacare failure out of the public's mind.
papa1, GM could have fixed the problem years ago with a 57 cent fix but didn't want it to become public information and sat on the problem until 13 died (what if one of those people were related to YOU, would you feel the same and try to blame the Republicans?)
Oh by the way, GM was/is called Government Motors, which brings up another question---did the government know about this problem??
Blah, blah, blah, now go sit in a corner and pretend like the rest. ALL CARS ARE A MACHINE, ALL MACHINES ARE FALLIBLE. I BELIEVE THE ARGUMENT OF WE NEED TO TEACH WHAT TO DO IF AND WHEN YOUR MACHINE FAILS IS WHAT EVERYBODY NEEDS TO PAY ATTENTION TO IN THIS LETTER. AMERICAN'S SEEM TO HAVE DEVELOPED A NEW GENE. IT'S, THE IF THERE IS EVEN A REMOTE CHANGE TO GET A DOLLAR, SUE GENE.
papa1 You have to be the BIGGEST RACIST ever to post on this site. How come when someone or some company does wrong and the GOP stands up for the citizens They are hate mongers, racists etc. I have to wonder if you had a relative killed by a GM car if you would feel the same. My bet is NO!
billidog You are probably the first person to sue someone if they caused you or your family harm .Yes, if I did find out that someone such as GM hid a problem from us and it caused a death in my family I would sue the living hell out of them. As far as machines being FALLIBLE yes I agree , but when they know of the problem and do nothing to solve it THAT"S WRONG!!!!!!!!


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The LG Optimus 3D max, the successor of LG Optimus 3D, which was announced at the MWC has been launched in India. It will come with a 4.3 inch display with Gorilla glass for glasses free 3D viewing experience.
Will come with a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, a dual 5 MP camera for taking 3D videos and photographs, a front facing VGA camera, 1 GB of RAM, an 8GB of internal memory which is expandable to 32 GB and again a disappointing Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread while all other manufacturers are trying to push the new phones with Ice Cream Sandwich. The phone is available on Flipkart for Rs 28.990 and on Infibeam for Rs 28.399.
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