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The Christ of Christianity has survived all historical naysayers and, by comparison, this mental midget is a laughable cartoon footnote. Ehrman will have his 5 minutes of fame then face God, who became humanity´s Savior, just like the rest of us. Ehrman is to be pitied.
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Satan would be no less motivated to discount the message of the cross. Hmmmmmm.
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Essentially, being a Christian is based upon faith. It is not something that can be proven. Men want us to believe that negates the power of the cross. Nothing could be further from the truth. Acceptance by faith the work that Jesus did on the cross and His subsequent resurrection, is proved in every heart through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. You can know that Jesus is who He says He is. Faith is the vehicle of salvation and is the very thing that men want to disprove but can´t. The simplicity in the redemption of mankind is miraculous. Jesus willingly died on the cross for the sins of all mankind. He was the perfect lamb of God, without sin who did for us what we could not do for ourselves. No works of righteousness could ever be enough to pay our sin debt. But by one man, Jesus, that debt was paid for all. All we have to do is accept the gift. He will never turn you away. The proof will be in the life you now live. There is no denying the power of Jesus in the lives of His believers.
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He´s the professor that lectures for The Great Courses series.
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So often people are not open to the gift of faith. In fact they resist mightily. But God will give it freely, and often the greatest doubters ultimately have the deepest faith. God is not done with this man yet.That said, to be open to that great gift gives our lives hope and joy. Don´t miss out on that!
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Add this passage to the author´s list of claims to divinity from the synoptic Gospel of St. Matthew (Chapter 26). Jesus in front of the Sanhedrin:"62 And the high priest arose and said to Him, "Do You answer nothing? What is it these men testify against You?" 63 But Jesus kept silent. And the high priest answered and said to Him, "I put You under oath by the living God: Tell us if You are the Christ, the Son of God!"64 Jesus said to him, "It is as you said. Nevertheless, I say to you, hereafter you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Power, and coming on the clouds of heaven."65 Then the high priest tore his clothes, saying, "He has spoken blasphemy! What further need do we have of witnesses? Look, now you have heard His blasphemy! 66 What do you think?"They answered and said, "He is deserving of death."-- Not your typical reaction to a "simple itinerant preacher." I agree with Father Barron.
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It's, it's an all-out blitz
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MONTREAL -- So, what have we learned?
Well, the first and most obvious conclusion to be drawn from the 19-11 Winnipeg Blue Bombers victory over the Montreal Alouettes Thursday night is the 2013 Bombers are right now a deeply flawed -- but highly competitive -- young team with the makings of a spectacular defence.
And second, they play in an East Division in which every other team is also deeply flawed but highly competitive.
Game on.
The Bombers will head into Week 3 of this young CFL season in a tie for first place in the East at 1-1 with the Toronto Argonauts and Montreal Alouettes (and, in all likelihood, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, who get the free space on the CFL bingo card on Sunday when they host the woeful Edmonton Eskimos.)
That's pretty good when you consider this is a Bombers team who were the bookmakers' underdogs in each of their first two games versus the Als and are nothing less than the longest shot on the board to win the 2013 Grey Cup.
Are they perfect? Not even close and you need only look at the turnovers line -- where the Bombers are a mind-numbing minus-6 on a total of 10 turnovers through just two games -- to see just how spectacularly flawed this bunch truly is.
While the offence has shown flashes at times -- last week's 20-point third quarter; Thursday night's 105-yard, 10-play drive -- they remain inconsistent and, at times, simply bewildering.
"We'll get better," Bombers offensive co-ordinator Gary Crowton assured me in the airport Friday.
They'd better -- and soon. Because for all their inconsistency, the most urgent problem facing the Bombers offence right now is its unfortunate tendency to leave its starting quarterback facing up at the sky after every play.
Now, some of that is unavoidable as long as Winnipeg continues to play in a league that simply refuses to deal in a serious way with late hits on quarterbacks. After taking cheap shots at Bombers starter Buck Pierce all game last week, the Als took another two roughing-the-passer calls Thursday, including one by Ejiro Kuale -- the same guy who planted his helmet in Pierce's chin while a member of the Toronto Argos last season.
Now, a credible league would hand out a suspension this week -- or at least a fine -- to serve as a warning to the others that this is a professional football league, not UFC. But the CFL -- for all its new TV money and shiny new stadiums -- is not yet such a league.
And so the Bombers are going to have to solve their own problems. If teams are going to blitz Pierce on seemingly every down like the Als did, the Bombers need to make them pay over the top. And when opponents do take roughing penalties, the Bombers need to capitalize -- as they did the other night in parlaying that Kuale penalty into their first TD.
Of course, it also helps if your defence is handing their QB just as much a licking as your guy is getting, and the Bombers defence spent most of Thursday night pounding Anthony Calvillo into the turf.
No one in the CFL has Calvillo's number right now better than Bombers head coach Tim Burke, who used to be the defensive co-ordinator in Montreal and these days appears to have taken up full-time residence in Calvillo's head.
The Bombers' win was their third victory in their last four visits to Montreal, and Calvillo was absolutely livid after the game Thursday night after getting sacked seven times.
While Calvillo railed to reporters about the "disgusting" and "embarrassing" performance of the Als players, coaches and game plan, you could tell what he was really mad about was the insolence of an upstart Bombers squad that had the temerity to soil his usually unspoiled uniform. Over and over and over again.
The second-guessing of Als rookie head coach Dan Hawkins was already underway even before the wheels of the Bombers plane had left the ground at Trudeau International Friday morning.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the country Thursday night, there were also a couple insights to be drawn from the B.C. Lions' 24-16 victory over a Toronto Argonauts squad that mustered just seven first downs through the first three quarters.
The Toronto loss snapped a six-game Argos win streak that went back to late last season and rendered Ricky Ray, Chad Owens and the rest of the 2012 Grey Cup champions suddenly very fallible.
What's more, the fact the same Argos offence that was so stifled by B.C. put up 39 points against Hamilton in Week 1 suggests a Ticats defence that was super lousy in 2012 is apparently still pretty bad.
Put it together and Thursday night brought back memories of the 2011 CFL season, when a stifling Bombers defence carried a so-so offence all the way to a division title in an East Division that was so flawed that year a measly 10-8 regular-season record was good enough for the Bombers to host the East Final.
It's very, very early and everything still depends, of course, on Buck Pierce staying healthy this year. But suddenly, there's hope for this Bombers team -- and that's already a big improvement on all of last season.
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Traditional butcher cuts of meat dominate the food offerings at James Beard winner Tim McKee's casual, accessibly priced neighborhood bar and restaurant. Master drinkmaker Johnny Michaels' collection of cocktails, spirits and beers complements McKee's à la carte, shareable dishes, creating an environment that's equal parts restaurant, bar, lounge and neighborhood hangout.Continued
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- WHAT !!!! ?????MikeVIPDined on 11/15/2014On Saturday night, we had a fairly good meal (if overly expensive) at Libertine. All food was quite good, and the service was good also. But the noise level, rated as "energetic", was, more to the point, deafening, due largely to the extremely loud rock music that naturally amped up the crowd. The music and noise ruined our entire dinner. Unfortunately, we won't return for more torture.
- Loved it!CAH1694Dined on 11/14/2014We all (5 of us) had a different protein - loved it all; shrimp as advertised, was messy and the person having short ribs said his was the best! We enjoyed the sides too! Looking forward to going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!AbugetDined on 11/14/2014We had a very good mix of vegetables and meats and shared plates with 4 women. We had the avocado crab, Korean spare ribs, burger cauliflower and tofu! Amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jjlaDined on 11/13/2014Our waiter was especially knowledgeable and fun. Food was delicious! Had lots of interesting flavors. Would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Uptown RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/12/2014This place was great; definitely a place to be seen. Wonderful food with spectacular presentation. Beer/Cocktail/Wine list was impressive. Price was more than reasonable, some entrees less than $20. Get the pork chop.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reservation was 25 minutes latemack0100Dined on 11/8/2014Went to Libertine for the 2nd time. We had a reservation but didn't get seated until 25 minutes after the reservation. With tickets to a show after this made the dinner rushed and unenjoyable. The food was just OK. I had the flat iron pork which was a bit tough. Not near as good as the steak I had on our previous visit. Not good enough to risk another night out at Libertine.
- ServiceFirsttimerDined on 11/8/2014I have eaten at Libertine twice and I have had two amazing meals. Unfortunately, both meals I had terrible service. For such good food, the waitresses were not very knowledgeable and they were not attentive, letting drinks run out and not checking in on us. Unfortunately, the service will impact my decision to return.Special Features:
- Luv2eatDined on 11/8/2014Very professional service, wine list had some great less exspensive options, food was great, happy staff which makes for happy customers. Would def go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- libertineScottcoDined on 11/8/2014What an excellent dining experience! This probably ranks in the top five of the restaurant meals I had. Everything we tried was wonderful, and we tried 12 different items from appetizers to desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice is so specialWonderfulVIPDined on 11/8/2014The staff here were WONDERFUL WONDERFUL - so accommodating, which is really important... I can't tell you how much I appreciate their effort to accommodate us - and - give us such great service! LOVED IT! LOVED THE FOOD! AWESOMESpecial Features:
- Wow! So disappointing.MnmargeDined on 11/7/20146 of us ate at Libertine last night. Service was so poor. Asked the waitress if there were any specials and she said " Only me" and left it at that. Food was good but came in stages which they said would happen. So we had salads, appetizers and dinners coming at the same time. Not organized. Our table was sitting with our empty plates for at least 25 minutes until we asked someone to clear the table. Gave up on getting another drink and just asked for our bill. Sorry but won't return. Very loud restaurant.Special Features:
- Great food, great serviceEmptyNestersVIPDined on 11/5/2014Late dinner impulse. Though a bit on the expensive side, I would say it was worth it. The Korean bbq ribs were special. Loved the avocado/crab dish. The Libertine cocktail was perfect. --Great impulse dining!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Libertine FunKpKazooDined on 10/31/2014Great food, service was good, and fun atmosphere. But it was a bit loud for what I had hoped, having never been there. So be prepared to speak up and listen carefully. Recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Does it againChef2ChefDined on 10/31/2014Outstanding food, friendly and inviting atmosphere. James Beard winner Chef Tim McKee has launch yet another great Resturant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new Uptown destination!platinumbeardDined on 10/31/2014Fabulously unusual cuts of meat well prepared. Had an amazing cocktail too. Nice addition to the Uptown dining scene although with everything al la carte a bit pricy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night outNancySGVIPDined on 10/28/2014This was my second visit to Libertine, and it did not disappoint. Our group sampled various items on the menu, and enjoyed it all - feather steak, korean short ribs, avocado and crab, kale, artichokes, and more. The servers are very friendly and helpful, and really know the menu inside and out. Cocktails are sure tasty too - loved "The Shadow Knows". We will be back again.Special Features:
- Libertine LetdownFoodieFunDined on 10/26/2014even with a half empty restaurant, we were left waiting while the hostesses chit chat. Our server rarely came around to even take our order, the manager had to come and bring us our tab. When ordered our drinks, a large portion of the beer or cocktails were not available for one reason or another. It's a la carte style food menu will leave you very unevenly dissatisfied and with a large tab. The ham was just that, a slab of ham the size of your plate for $19, which comes with one onion ring...nothing else. The flank steak was good but extremely small, a few bites and you're done. I had high expectations from a Tim McKee Restaruant but I was highly let down. I will not return or recommend Libertine in the future.Special Features:
- Tasty but too saltyFlamingoDined on 10/26/2014The food is very well presented and several of the dishes (such as pigs ears) are quite imaginatively done. The cuts of meat are excellent. But of the three pork items that we had at our table, all were far too salty. I typically like to add salt to my food, so that may give you some idea of what level of salt I am used to. But the excess salt on all the items here made it a chore to eat them. I would not be interested in going back.
- OverpricedShakaDined on 10/25/2014Great atmosphere and energetic service but way overpriced for what you get. Three tiny tuna tacos? Tasty but worth half the cost. Side of corn which looked like 1 and 1/2 cobs cut up? 2 slices of less then imaginative tofu on a plate? Martini that I asked for very chilled must have been sitting for a bit as there was no chill. Sorry, too many restaurants in the cities to return unless we hear of improvement.Special Features:
- Not worth the $$WinkyDined on 10/25/2014My friends & I agreed that the food was OK, but we probably wouldn't be back. It's set up so that you're supposed to share your plates, which come out at different times (and at wildly different temps). While that works well with the sides, I don't think it's that easy to share many of the meats they offer, a burger, for example, or a flank steak. My flank steak came out last by about 5 minutes and was a tepid temperature that they did take back and re-sear, but it still wasn't warm enough for my friends & me. The baby potatoes, on the other hand, were so hot, I practically burned my mouth. Most food OK--faves were the steak burger & the squash--but not worth the $$ and too noisy for anyone wanting more than a 2-person conversation.
- Good and loudBerky64VIPDined on 10/25/2014Tim McKee's concept at Libertine is using cheaper, more flavorful cuts of meat and it totally works. The feather and point steaks were great and tender. Our server was fun and attentive. Our one complaint was the noise level. The music was turned up so loud that it forced people to talk louder to hear each other. Not a plus!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Communal tablesKSMODined on 10/24/2014Why does every faux-trendy restaurant insist on communal tables? That's so five years ago and no one likes then. The service was a bit slow; it took about 20 minutes to clear our plates after we were done eating. The food was OK, but I've had better in airports.
- DisappointedgreghDined on 10/24/2014Noise level disturbing. Food was mediocre. Extremely disappointing for a restaurant associated with Tim McKee. We were expecting so much more. Will definately not go again.
- Vegetarian friendlyYummyDined on 10/23/2014Brought my girlfriend here to try Libertine, she is a vegetarian. They have awesome veggie dishes. We had the beet plate, stuffed mushrooms, & the caramelized cauliflower. All was delicious & perfect amount to share everything down the middle. For dessert we got the baked Alaska, AMAZING. Can't wait to go back. Our server, Alan, was prompt & helpful. It was an overall wonderful dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedHighExpectationsDined on 10/23/2014Unfortunately, dining at Libertine was not as expected. The reviewer raved about the restaurant and my first thought "they must have been paid to give a good review. My husband had a steak that was very tough, I had a steak hamburger that I thought was very chewy and tough. It appeared large when it arrived only to find out it was a huge bun "where's the beef?". Our friend had the lamb burger and wasn't happy with his selection. With 90 new restaurants in the TC area, I don't find a need to go back to Libertine.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/22/2014My burger was terrific; I'd order it again and again. The lamb entree was not available, so the other two diners took the waiter's suggestion and had the pork steak. Mistake!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More than it's wortheater123VIPDined on 10/18/2014Waited 45 minutes for a reservation. Service messed up entire meal. Food was average at best. Drinks were too highly praised and what's with the giant ice cubes?
- Libertine your taste buds!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/17/2014Great night out, fun place to go with a group and share dishes and a terrific vibe. Order the bone marrow toast... delicious and it comes with a shot that uses the bone as a luge!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Funyucky13Dined on 10/17/2014We brought friends from San Francisco and they loved it. Good vibe, good service, good food. It's uptown so expect hipsters! For fun do the Bone Marrow and ask for the complimentary whiskey. (Makes for funny pics) Eat the bacon chop and kale. My husband normally hates kale and are nearly the entire bowl.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bacon chopMarcDined on 10/17/2014We had some tasty food especially the bacon chop and steak burger. Service was great.Special Features:
- girls night outOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/16/2014Went there to celebrate birthdays, had a wonderful time, great food, excellent recommendations from menuSpecial Features:
- Food GREAT, noise level AWFUL LOUDStuartBDined on 10/15/2014The decibel level was over 90 DB. Food was excellent but the loudness of the percussion "music", which was not necessary since the ambient noise of the full restaurant was plenty loud, was so distracting that it ruined the dining experience. We were good patrons, we had 4 cocktails, 1, $55 bottle wine, 3 appetizers and 4 entrees. It's our 2nd time there, never again. Server was Stef, and she was excellent. She had to scream to allow us to hear her. We also had to shout to place our order.....it was nuts. We asked for the "music" to be turned down....no!Special Features:
- Food was goodcazzimaDined on 10/15/2014First time at this place. The appearance was nice, the wait staff were very friendly, knowledgeable and energetic. Their cocktail list did not excite us. What we had, and even ones not on their drink list, were not wowers. Did not exactly enjoy their pigs ears either. But we had the bone marrow, the onglet steak and the bacon pork chop. All of that was quite delicious! If you're in the under 50 crowd, this place would probably be just fine for you. Though we did have a good time and good food, it just didn't wow us enough to want to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Libertine fails to impressOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/13/2014My entree arrived about 2 minutes after our appetizers arrived. My friend's entree didn't arrive for another 10 or so minutes. We were never offered a dessert menu or asked if we would like anything else. After my friend's entree arrived, our waiter was nowhere to be found until we finally flagged him down for the bill. The food was decent, nothing special and the service was truly poor, albeit everyone was very friendly and nice.
- CklsDined on 10/12/2014My husband and I ordered the steak burger and the lamb burger and split. They were both very flavorful and juicy. We were there early, 5:30, on a Sunday afternoon so I cannot comment on noise level or bar scene. We will go back to try some of the other unique dishes.Special Features:
- Sunday BrunchgoodeaterVIPDined on 10/12/2014We enjoyed brunch very much. We chose the classic breakfast and lamb burger (stuffed with brie). Both were well-prepared. It was pleasantly busy without being a madhouse. Would like to see espresso offered. Server seemed a bit inexperienced, but was friendly.Special Features:
- Awesome small plates and cocktailsJasonDined on 10/10/2014They have an awesome drink menu that is complimented will by a variety of delicious small plate options. The Korean pork ribs were the outstanding item of the evening. The pineapple habanero margarita was also surprisingly good. I thought it would be too sweet but it had enough habanero to offset the sweetness.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new find1winesnobVIPDined on 10/10/2014Libertine was a wonderful find. As suggested by our server, we ordered 5 sides and 3 entrees to share between four of us and loved all of them except for one. The crafted cocktails were great. The quality of food for the price was exceptional. Only thing I would change is the noise level. I can understand wanting to have loud music in the bar area on a Friday night, but not throughout the restaurant. It made it extremely difficult to carryon a conversation. even the server had to "yell" for us to hear. I actually had a laryngitis the next day.Special Features:
- I wasn't recognizedcarlieDined on 10/9/2014I've read the Libertine reviews written by the well known restaurant critics. I can't figure out why they've Libertine a good write up? Perhaps the chefs recognize the critics faces, thereby making a real effort in the kitchen? Our group didn't receive the same effort. Our meal was not good. Very disappointing.
- Excellent FindRodgerDined on 10/8/2014Our daughter suggested we give this a try and we were delighted. We will be back. All 4 meals were original and tasted great: point steak, chicken (2) and ribs. Service was ezcellent.Special Features:


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TAMPA, Fla. – Busch Gardens Tampa welcomed two females and one male lion cub from South Africa on May 18.
The females, who are sisters, were born March 20. The male, who is not related to the females, was born Feb. 20.
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Our Community
Tannerie Wood is a townhouse community located in Upper Dublin Township, in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia. Our development has a variety of different home designs and property sizes to suit the varied needs of our homeowners. The homes are spacious and in very good condition. Properties are owner maintained – a casual walk around the neighborhood reveals the creative talents of our resident gardeners. And don't worry about walking on Honey Run Road – it's not a throughway. We're just a five minute drive from the Pennsylvania Turnpike, so Tannerie Wood is conveniently close to most Philadelphia attractions. Check out the About page for more information about our community.
November Board Meeting Canceled
Please note that the November Board meeting, originally scheduled for Thursday, November 20, has been canceled.
Tannerie Wood Email Group
Pete McManus has created a group e-mail list for our community. Join the group and participate in e-mail discussions on the issues of our community! This could include discussion of contractors, Upper Dublin events, community get-togethers, etc.
After you've joined the group, you can send an e-mail message to firstname.lastname@example.com. The message will then be sent to all the other members of the group.
For more information and instructions on how to join click here.
Sherwin-Williams Has Moved
The Sherwin Williams store has moved from Ambler to Spring House.
They are now located in the shopping center across from the Lower Gwynedd Township Building. The address is: 1121 N. Bethlehem Pike. 215-646-8840.
Lateral Water Line: $10/year for Peace of Mind!
A board member recently had major problems with her water supply. She found that there was a leak in the "Lateral" water line, which is the pipe that brings water from the curb to the house. She learned that the Lateral is the responsibility of the homeowner.
Be on the Lookout for Gas Leaks!
Carole Witt reported this regarding a gas leak at her house:
Make Sure Your Washing Machine Doesn't Leak!!!
Many Tannerie Wood homes have their washing machines on the second floor. This is a huge convenience, but it also presents a big risk that the washing machine will leak and flood the house. It is important to take precautionary steps!
Contractor Page
In the second August 2006 Board meeting, the Board discussed the difficulties in finding good contractors for the various home improvement projects of Tannerie Wood homeowners. Although the Board cannot make contractor recommendations, individual homeowners can. Thus was born a new page on this website: Contractors, a forum for homeowners to share their experiences with particular contractors and projects. A link to the new webpage can always be found on this website's main menu (above).
This page last modified 11/18/14.
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It was on this day in 1985 that the Blue Jays and Dave Stieb finalized one of the more unique contracts in baseball history — an 11-year deal worth a guaranteed $16.6MM and (with incentives) possibly worth as much as $25MM. Larry Stone of the Seattle Times looked back at the contract in 2010, noting that while the Jays absorbed some criticism for the deal at the time, they got a bargain in the long run when Stieb developed into one of the best pitchers of his era. In 1991, the Jays reworked three years of the contract to pay Stieb an extra $4.35MM as a gesture of gratitude for his performance.
Here's some news from all around the AL East…
- Yankees closer Mariano Rivera denied a New York Post report from yesterday that claimed he would announce his possible retirement plans before the All-Star Break. Rivera told Wallace Matthews of ESPN New York that "nothing's changed" about his future plans and that he will "tell everybody what my plans are at the same time after the season."
- Brian Roberts isn't sure when, or even if, he'll be able to return to the Orioles following a series of concussions, he tells Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. Roberts says he has stopped trying to guess when he may be able to resume his career, though he notes that his recovery is "progressing" and he "has more good days than bad days."
- Rays southpaw Matt Moore tops Baseball America's preseason list of the top 20 rookies in the game. Moore is the only AL East representative on the list, though former Yankee prospect Jesus Montero (now with the Mariners) clocks in at the #3 position.
- "We need some guys to step up on our pitching staff," Red Sox GM Ben Cherington tells MLB.com's Ian Browne. The Sox will be looking at pitching or outfield depth as they conduct their usual scouting of other teams' Spring Training camps. Also in this in-depth interview, Cherington discusses his first winter as a general manager, the difficulty in parting with long-time Red Sox stars Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield, and what he learned from Theo Epstein.
- The Blue Jays may be the only team that could be a fit for Derrek Lee, writes Fangraphs' Chris Cwik. Lee could be an alternative to Adam Lind at first if Lind struggles, or Lee could at least platoon if Lind again struggles to hit left-handed pitching. Though Cwik was pretty hesitant about Lee's chances of playing anywhere in the Majors in 2012, I'm not sure Toronto works as a landing spot either; the Jays have Edwin Encarnacion backing up at first, Travis Snider or Eric Thames as DH candidates, plus Ben Francisco and Rajai Davis as right-handed bench bats.
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AL East Notes: Duquette, Damon, Martin
Wei-Ying Chen, Hiroki Kuroda and Carlos Pena obtained the biggest free agent contracts handed out by AL East teams this offseason, not counting the Yankees' extended agreement with C.C. Sabathia. Here's the latest on the division…
- Orioles executive VP of baseball operations Dan Duquette told Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe that he's operating differently in Baltimore than he did as Boston's GM. "I have a fresh start in Baltimore,'' he said. "I believe I could do a better job in one-on-one communication in a couple of different areas of the job.
- Ian Browne of MLB.com checks in with Ben Cherington, who's now wrapping up his first offseason as Boston's GM. Though Cherington says he's far from unflappable, his boss, Red Sox president/CEO Larry Lucchino, says he's off to a "flying start."
- The Orioles haven't ruled out Johnny Damon, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com tweets. The Orioles have switch-hitting DH Wilson Betemit in place, but they could shift him to third at times or play Damon in left if their interest in the free agent is serious.
- Yankees catcher Russell Martin told Heyman that he was pleased to see the Cardinals recognize the value of Yadier Molina's all-around game with a $75MM deal (Twitter link). "He kind of set the bar," Martin said.
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Cherington On Madson, Saunders, Melancon, Darvish
Red Sox GM Ben Cherington appeared on MLB Network Radio's "Inside Pitch" with Jim Bowden this afternoon to speak about the club's offseason plans. Alex Speier of WEEI.com has a partial transcript of the interview and here are some highlights…
- Cherington said the Red Sox are looking for rotation depth. The team is satisfied with Jon Lester, Josh Beckett and Clay Buchholz at the top of the rotation so the Sox "don't feel like we're backed into a place where we need to break the door in for a top-of-the-rotation starter," Cherington said. "If we can do that and it makes sense for us, then we'll certainly do that. We're always looking for ways to do that. But…we're in good position there and can kind of let the market come to us a little bit."
- To this end, Cherington said "the timing wasn't right" for the team to bid on Yu Darvish.
- Cherington said he had been in contact with Ryan Madson and Joe Saunders' representatives "as well as several other free agent options."
- The newly-acquired Mark Melancon projects as Boston's closer, at least for now. "As I told Mark on the phone when I talked to him, we believe he can close….If the season opened tomorrow, that's what he'd be doing," Cherington said. This, of course, could easily change should the Red Sox sign Madson or trade for Andrew Bailey.
- The Red Sox have interviewed Brad Arnsberg and Neil Allen about the vacant pitching coach job and also talked to "several" other candidates.
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Front Office Notes: Red Sox, Minaya, Cashman
The Cubs and Red Sox introduced the new leaders of their respective baseball operations departments today. Theo Epstein met with the media in Chicago and Ben Cherington did the same in Boston. Here are some more notes from front offices around MLB…
- Epstein sounded extremely confident in Cherington's ability to bring the Red Sox back to the playoffs. "He's had such a well-rounded development," Epstein said of Cherington. "He's got so much integrity. He's so bright. He's got great management skills of people. This guy is going to do a fantastic job." Alex Speier of WEEI.com has more quotes from Epstein.
- Speier hears from an insider who won't be surprised if the Red Sox and Cubs need the help of the commissioner's office to resolve the issue of compensation for Epstein.
- Former Mets and Expos GM Omar Minaya is one of top candidates for the Angels' GM job, according to Jim Bowden of ESPN.com (on Twitter).
- The Yankees expect to have a new deal with GM Brian Cashman by Monday, according to Andrew Marchand and Wallace Matthews of ESPNNewYork.com.
- Newsday's Ken Davidoff explains that Rangers executive A.J. Preller rooted for the Yankees before getting his first job in professional baseball. MLBTR's Tim Dierkes spoke to Preller earlier this month for our GM Candidates series.
- The Diamondbacks announced that they promoted Junior Noboa to VP of Latin Operations. Noboa, Arizona's first ever international hire, enters his 18th season with the organization. He has overseen the acquisition of players such as Miguel Montero and Gerardo Parra.
- For the latest on the Orioles' GM search, click here, for notes on MLB managers click here and for more front office rumors click here.
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Ben Cherington Press Conference Quotes
The Red Sox introduced Ben Cherington as their executive VP and general manager this afternoon. Cherington says the Red Sox will have a very good team in 2012 and discussed Boston's managerial search and other offseason plans. He also announced that John Lackey will undergo Tommy John surgery. Here are the details:
- Cherington wants a new manager with a strong voice who cares about players and can collaborate with the front office. He says the team will start interviewing candidates soon. The Red Sox have several candidates in mind for first round interviews, but they haven't asked permission to interview any of them yet. Previous managerial experience would be a plus, but it's not necessary.
- Boston's success in terms of free agent signings has "not [been] good enough," according to Cherington.
- Despite Boston's disappointing 2011 season, Cherington says the Red Sox have enough on and off of the field to succeed. "What I'm left with is a conviction that the Red Sox will be the best organization in baseball going forward," he said.
- The Red Sox would like to have David Ortiz and Jonathan Papelbon back, according to Cherington. They have had some initial dialogue with each player and they expect to continue discussions.
- The Red Sox will look to build pitching depth and could go for buy-low acquisitions.
- Cherington believes Marco Scutaro would be "very coveted" this offseason if he got onto the market. The Red Sox have a $6MM option for Scutaro that they'll likely pick up this offseason ($3MM player option, $1.5MM buyout).
- Cherington says he pushed hard to sign Carl Crawford and believes in him.
- The new GM discussed the importance of having top talent evaluators and vowed that the Red Sox will employ some of the top scouts in the game.
- Boston's farm system is "stronger and deeper than ever" at Double-A and below, Cherington said.
- Red Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino says the Red Sox hired a team player who is hungry for more success. "There is no one more prepared to take on the role of General Manager of the Red Sox than Ben," he said. "He will hit the ground running, in full stride, and no one will outwork him."
- "I've always believed in hybrid baseball executives and Ben is a hybrid baseball executive," Lucchino said.
- The Red Sox will soon announce promotions within their front office. Epstein has not asked Cherington about taking front office members with him to Chicago.
- Cherington is the first person from our list of GM Candidates to land a GM job. Here's my piece on Cherington from August 2011.
- Former Red Sox GM Theo Epstein discussed the Cubs and Red Sox at his introductory press conference in Chicago earlier today.
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Theo Epstein Press Conference Quotes
We've heard a lot from new Cubs president Theo Epstein today, as the team held a press conference this morning.
- "It truly feels great to be a Cub today," said Epstein at the introductory press conference. He considers his new job "the ultimate challenge."
- "Our goal will be to build the best scouting department in the game," explained Epstein. He stressed "sustained success" and noted that the Cubs' 2011 draft marked a "clear philosophical change" in his eyes. Epstein will also be able to grow the Cubs' baseball operations staff.
- As a first step with the Cubs managerial situation, Epstein intends to meet with Mike Quade in person over the next week. Epstein also intends to "take a creative look at the big league team."
- A third party may ultimately be required to determine the compensation Boston receives, but Epstein considers the teams' relations to be amicable.
- Cubs owner Tom Ricketts said today in a welcome statement, "In his new role, Theo will be given the resources and opportunity to build a strong foundation and the winning culture that our organization and fans deserve." At the process conference Ricketts added, "I simply cannot imagine a better person for this job than Theo Epstein."
- The following bullet points are highlights from an op-ed piece Epstein wrote for the Boston Globe. Epstein writes, "The reason I am leaving has nothing to do with power, pressure, money, or relationships. It has nothing to do with September, either." Instead, he points to a Bill Walsh suggestion that coaches and executives should seek change after ten years with a team, to create a new challenge for the individual and a fresh perspective for the team. Initially, the plan was for assistant GM Ben Cherington to take over the Red Sox after the 2012 season, and those discussions with ownership began this summer while the team was thriving.
- The combination of the Red Sox needing a new manager for the long-term and the challenge presented by the Cubs prompted Epstein to leave earlier than he initially planned. Epstein has complete confidence in Cherington to address Boston's clubhouse issues. Epstein admits, "Things did indeed happen in the clubhouse that do not have a place at the Red Sox or anywhere in sports. But the reports about team-wide apathy and indulgence are exaggerated."
- Epstein feels that Cherington is more prepared for the GM job than Epstein was nine years ago, and the Red Sox "remain one of the preeminent organizations in baseball, with an extremely bright future."
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I've been using Windows 7 since it was released and never had to reinstall so far. Unfortunately my System seems to have developed some issues which make work with the computer rather tedious. I have the impression that the issues are all related to a massive boot delay. Windows takes some 4-7 Minutes to boot. The masive delay starts after the logon screen. I have not been able to find out what is going on here and where the timeloss occurs. Once the machine has become usable - i observe some serious disc activity (led blinking constantly. This can go on for minutes.
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Cornerstone has been around for some time in the Southwest Philadelphia community. As I read these comments I am disappointed. I have sent children to this school, and have volunteered at Cornerstone on numerous occasions. The environment is safe and loving, and all of the alumni (including my children) I know from Cornerstone are on successful career paths, and they all give credit back to the school. Myself, along with hundreds of parents, volunteers, and donors support the hard work happening at the school. You can tell that the staff and teachers work hard to provide for the families they serve. Do not let a handful of other peoples bad experiences, dictate your perception of what the school has to offer. I support the school and I know many others do too. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK CORNERSTONE - THE COMMUNITY NEEDS IT!
This school is awful, there is no accountability on any level. Incompetence everywhere that may be because of all the nepotism opposed to hiring qualified teachers and support staff. Just awful from top to bottom.
I am a teacher at Cornerstone Christian Academy. While there is certainly room for improvement and growth in all aspects, I have not come across a more devoted group of teachers. I believe every school should seek to improve and enhance their program, while setting. goals for themselves individually and collectively. . I believe a good school encompasses, dedicated, educated, and hardworking staff, faculty, administration, and parents who work together for the sole purpose of giving the students the best experience possible; academically, spiritually, and socially. I train students for life.
I believe this school has went downhill tremendously. There are very few good teachers anymore except in the middle school. Many of the lower grade teachers come and go. I believe they hire teachers who are not qualified for the job. I believe that the principal needs A LOT OF TRAINING!!! I am very disappointed in what this school has become and I am currently in the process of looking for another school for my child. It is very hard to get children into good charter schools who entering middle school grades but the first one that gives me the opportunity my child is out of there.
I am a parent of a student of Cornerstone who has been there for 6 years. I have found Cornerstone to be a very good school. I do agree that there should be more extracurricular activities for the younger students. I also think that a student should be able to be a part of more than 1 extracurricular activity per school year. Academically my Granddaughter is doing extremely well. I look forward to her having a very productive 2 more years at Cornerstone. However her Terra Nova percentiles/scores have been consistently lower than her school grades and I don't quite understand that. The Head of School, Mr. O and the Assistant Head of School (I think that's her title) Mrs. Black are very good with the children as well as most of the teachers are. Overall, I am satisfied with my Granddaughters educational experience at Cornerstone.
So far, the academic programs are great! My son is progressing very well. This school does need to have extra curricular activities for thje younger children, not just for the older ones. As far as parent involvement, I'm not sure.
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