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Standing on My Head: Fr. Dwight Longenecker's Blog (gkupsidedown.blogspot.com/)
There will be no martial law or military in the streets. That would appear to be so un-American! The officers who enforce the mandate will be lawyers in suits bearing legal documents. The battles will be in the courtroom. The penalties will seem just to the majority of people because we are in a democracy and those who disobey the law need to be punished, for it is the law of the land, and after all, if they had not done anything wrong they would not need to worry about anything!
Standing on My Head: Fr. Dwight Longenecker's Blog (gkupsidedown.blogspot.com/)
3/11/2012 (3 years ago)
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Keywords: HHS Mandate, persecution, Anti-Catholic, Anti-Christian, contraception, Fr Dwight Longenecker
GREENVILLE, SC (Standing on My Head) - So much talk amongst right wing Catholics of the erosion of religious liberty, the collapse of all things and the coming persecution. Talk of government detention centers and priests being shot like Bl. Miguel Pro.
I don't think they get it. That's not what it will be like.
America is different. We're into image big time. We thought the Soviets were into brainwashing and propaganda. We put them in the shade. America is all about healthy, lusty, good looking guys and gals who are clean cut, successful and smiling. We're into the good life. We're into being good and looking good, and if not the former at least the latter. We're into being the best, most successful and happy people in the world. Don't you know that??
There will be no martial law or military in the streets. That would appear to be so un-American! The officers who enforce the mandate will be lawyers in suits bearing legal documents. The battles will be in the courtroom. The penalties will seem just to the majority of people because we are in a democracy and those who disobey the law need to be punished, for it is the law of the land, and after all, if they had not done anything wrong they would not need to worry about anything!
To disobey the Mandate will seem so obstinate and unreasonable, for the State will not seek to close down any churches. Instead it will support the churches. Clergy training will be paid by the state. The church buildings will be maintained by a church tax which will be called the "tithe". Clergy will remain in their posts. Their dignity will be respected. All they will need to do is sign certain documents which ensure their safety and their freedom of worship in return for acknowledging the authority of the State (in civil matters only of course) These documents will be worded in such a way that a conscience clause will be admitted. The State will control the church "insofar as the law of God allows."
The State will bring in a sensible recognition of the validity of orders between the Christian churches. For practical reasons the Episcopalian priest or the Lutheran minister will be able to exchange ministries with the Catholic priest just as the Episcopalians and Lutherans already do. It will be a practical matter. Nothing theological will be implied for the Ministers of State would never presume to infringe on the theological aspect of the church. That would be above their pay grade. The orders will be interchangeable because the two churches are already so similar, and furthermore, many Episcopal priests are former Catholics and so have valid orders. This will smooth over the inconsistencies.
Many Catholic priests, after all, agree with the Episcopal doctrines and are in favor of married priests, women's ordination and homosexual marriage. Furthermore, the majority of the Catholics in the pews have no real problem with these things, and they see the sense of the government's re-organization of the religious life of the country. They never did like the noisy 'neo con' Catholics with their constant harping on about abortion and being homophobic and obsessed with sex. The government's solutions, it will be agreed, will bring peace to the whole situation. Common sense will prevail.
Oh there will be the complainers to be sure. They call them the 'recusants'. Cranky old homophobic, misogynistic priests--probably most of them secret pedophiles. The ones who are left are living off the grid. Most of the others are locked away for their own safety in the clergy 'retirement homes' that the government took over.
There will be pockets of resistance: Families here and there who are home schooling types--their girls in long denim skirts and their boys with combed hair and white shirts and ties. These "fundamentalists" will be called recusants. Some of the recusant families refuse to pay the "tithe" to maintain the churches and they are being fined and punished for their stupidity. These recusants harbor the priests and hide them away and think they are being martyrs for some great cause. The recusants will find it strangely difficult to get or keep a job. They'll end up impoverished and outside the mainstream.
In the meantime, most Americans will continue on happily. There have been no great revolutions. The economy did not collapse. There was no great world war. The Muslims did not attack America. Families still go to the Mall, eat out at their favorite restaurants, and enjoy all the great amusements and opportunities America has always had on offer.
They're still neat and snug in the suburbs, and the Catholics? They will remember the first signs of a fuss--over the HHS Mandate of 2012--but it was soon shown that the vast majority of Americans--Catholics included--were in favor of artificial contraception--and didn't really mind abortion that much. Furthermore, it was shown that a good number of Catholic schools and universities and places of employment had already--even before the mandate--been providing cover for contraception, sterilization and abortion. The Bishops were shown to be wrong. The battle had already been lost long ago when the vast majority of Catholics accepted artificial contraception.
In the end, there was not really much of a battle. When things began to reach a crisis point most Catholics quietly stepped back from the fray. The Catholic churches and schools that chose to be sensible and conform have been rewarded. They continue on much as they have done in the past. The Bishops may have removed the word "Catholic" from their name, but they still call themselves "St Patrick's School" or "Sacred Heart Hospital." They seem to operate the same as before. They have Catholic images on the walls and sisters in pantsuits still patrol the halls.
They fit in with the way of the world. Are some of the laws difficult for them? Perhaps in theory, but they obey. After all, it is the law of the land, and they will have seen how the few schools and colleges that stood up for the faith were crushed. So the Catholic Church will seem not to have been affected that much. The change will have been gradual and slow, and most Catholics will find that it is business as usual.
To be sure, there is a certain lack of edge--a certain softness, but they were like that before the changes happened. Dulled by a happy consumerism, and satiated with the American Dream, these Catholic schools and parishes and universities haven't minded too much that the Pope has been quietly marginalized by the State. They were never too keen on him anyway, and now that things have settled down it's all for the best.
Fr Dwight Longenecker is parish priest of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Greenville, South Carolina. He is a prolific author, blogger and sought after speaker. Visit his website and blog at dwightlongenecker.com
Fr. Dwight Longenecker is Parish Priest of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Greenville, South Carolina. A former Evangelical, he studied at Oxford and was ordained as an Anglican priest in England. He was received into the full communion of the Catholic Church in 1995 and ten years later, ordained a Roman Catholic Priest.He is a prolific writer, sought after speaker and dedicated blogger. Connect to his website and blog at dwightlongenecker.com
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Then the bodies were released and removed from the scene, however long that takes.
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On the night of the 14th Vance addressed media and told them the bodies would remain where they were (on the floor at the school) until Sunday. I found that pretty surprising...anomalous...unnecessary...disrespectful, etc...
As it happens, tho...later that night they somehow managed to i.d. all the victims and transport them out during cover of darkness.
I know I'm making it sound spooky and dramatic...but I found that to be a rather large about-face in such a short period of time.
Much as I Found Vance's comments about interviewing every single witness and using counselors to help interview the children...only to do a complete 180 and say that none of the children that escaped to Rosen's would be interviewed.
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I think they said NONE of the children would be interviewed, which really disturbs me because at a certain point, they really do seem to be doing cover up for (at the minimum) the School's failed safety procedures. Those children should NOT have ended up in a Strangers house where they could not share information with police and where they could not receive emergency care, themselves. It's also scary that the children were pretty much kept away from emergency personnel by being at Gene Rosen's house...so that we don't have any initial testimonies on record from those few witnesses.
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Kinsale : Compass Hill HouseIreland, Cork, Kinsale
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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In the building, free or for a fee
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Breakfast is provided.
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The Space
This beautiful holiday home offers luxurious and spacious self-catering accommodation in the centre of Kinsale for up to thirteen people.
This accommodation for so many guests does not mean that there is less room or comfort for more people to share; rather, the house includes all the best aspects of a comfortable holiday : There are three shower rooms, one with a bath if that's your preference; there is ample space to relax too, with two large living rooms, both comfortably furnished and equipped; and perhaps the greatest benefit to any large group taking full advantage of the house is the additional kitchen. This ground floor kitchen has a little courtyard that is a real sun-trap on summer afternoons and which also leads, by steps, up to the main garden behind.
There are other advantages of having a large house available during your let. Maybe you are two or even three families sharing, who get on well but need some separate space. The ground floor feels very much like an apartment within the house, while not feeling separated from it. It is self-contained, and with the small courtyard off the kitchen, even the garden is at the same level.
The house is conveniently located only five minute's walk from the town centre. A small beach at Castlepark is ten minute's drive away. There is another, much larger, beach at Garrettstown (12.5 km away). Kinsale is famous for its gourmet restaurants, traditional music in its pubs and its many historic sites. Important heritage sites include Charles Fort and the Old Court House and Museum. The coastline boasts stunning rock formations, making this a hotspot for rock enthusiasts and photographers too.
Compass Hill House is the ideal base for a large group or families from where to explore this part of county Cork. There are lots of activities for all to be entertained - from golf at the world famous Old Head Golf Club to surfing, sailing, fishing and other outdoor activities. If you have time, you can put your feet up; relax and watch the to-ing and fro-ing of the harbour.
Compass Hill House is owned by an Artist and a Geologist. Their respective interests and careers are reflected throughout the house; from the sea shells found on exotic shores around the world, to the eclectic collection of art works. We hope that you will find this house a wonderful adventure in itself.
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I stayed at Compass Hill with a large group of friends over a long weekend while we were in Kinsale for a wedding. We had had a really terrific time and the house fits 13 people very comfortably. The garden out back is south facing and a pleasure to spend an afternoon. Everything worked in the house, was very well equipped, and Marie Louise was always helpful and responsive. It is a very happy, eclectic place to stay and we look forward to our next visit. A Kinsale paradise for anyone!
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I am an artist living and working between Dublin and Italy. I make original print (if this needs explaining, visit my website, a quick search on my name will get it for you).
The cottage in Ballsbridge was my studio for years; I just recently turned it back to use as a home.
The Apartment in Barrow Street is a purpose built, modern design and tidy sapce in the centre of Dublin's information technology hub in a safe and friendly apartment block.
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Huge Apt, Beach/Lincoln Sleep 6United States, Florida, Miami Beach
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Giant 2 bedroom apartment in the best location in all of South Beach. It is one block from Lincoln Rd (Restaurants, shopping, clubs) and 2 blocks away from the famous beach. One block away from Espanola Way restaurants. A truly amazing apartment in the best spot in South Beach.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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This large apartment has a giant living room . There is a giant 50" flat screen HD TV in the living room. High Speed Wifi Internet.
The first bedroom has a giant king size bed. The second bedroom has a large queen size bed.
There is a kitchen stocked with basics ( plates, pots and pans, microwave, coffeemaker).
Let us know if you need earlier check in or check out times, we will try to work with you if possible.
Parking lot is one block away. Or you could park for free on the street until 6pm on the weekdays.
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Nice welcome, although we we're a bit late. Check-In and Check-Out were very easy.
My father and I had a great time in Svetlana's apt. Though we hadn't a chance to meet her, Marian, her assistant, was there to met our need and answer questions.
The apt was nice but not that exactly as what the pics described. The furnitures were a lil bit old. Besides this, everything was awesome. The apt was really big, I guess at least 6 could live together. Beds were comfortable and sheets were clean and tide. There were lots of kitchen equipment; however, the gas was out of work. And there were umbrellas and chairs for beach.
The location was so great that everything was within minutes walk. One block to Shops and two to beach. You really don't need a car or you can rent one when you plan to go some where farther.
So, good location and enough space, this apt can be a great choice.
Great host! Great apartment in a very good position, in the heart of the nearest Lincoln Road. Thks Svetlana for this!
The apartment was spacious and a great location. We were walking distance to Lincoln Road and the beach. Svetlana was a great host. Flexible with check-in/check-out times and responded right away to any questions we had during our stay.
Listing was very accurate and very cool vibe. Check in was a breeze and place was very clean. Also great amenities and amazing location.
First off - the location is excellent. Cannot fault it. However, this is where it starts to go wrong.
Ignore the photos, it is nothing like that. (I have photos). There was a random unmade bed in the living room. The shower curtains are moldy and old. The bed linen is tired, scratchy and does not smell clean.
The biggest problem was that the plumbing is awful - one bathroom was completely unusable as the toilet didn't flush and as the window was overlooked with no curtain, it meant that you couldn't shower unless you like being watched!
Taste being irrelevant, the furniture was really tatty and dirty which made it feel unclean. The cleaning was not that thorough, dirty mirrors, floors and unwashed plates made the whole place look extremely neglected. What did we pay the cleaning charge for? It could really do with a deep clean and some newer items; if the owners were to spend even a couple hundred bucks at Ikea then that would make a HUGE difference.
I was really disappointed with the place. As it was neglected and unloved it didn't give us the homey vibe that many other AirBNB places do. It's simply a cash cow for the owners and nothing more.
In terms of communication, it was a little slow. Svetlana took time to respond to texts. Her husband was better - I texted about the toilet and he said he would come by and fix it the next day, which he didn't do. When I asked, he then said the Management Company would do it but it wouldn't be for a few more days after we had left.
Also ignore any idea of early check-in. It's 3pm with no room for negotiation. Svetlana intimated that we might be able to check in early and drop off luggage but when we called, her husband said this was not allowed as people complain that personal items have gone missing etc. So ignore any helpful suggestions - it's 3pm!
One person staying with us was hospitalized - appendicitis, not alcohol poisoning ;o) - and as we were in a rush to check out we left a jacket of hers behind in the closet. Helpfully we were texted about it with the message - "pick it up or chuck it?". Again, it would have been fabulous if they had offered to mail it and we would have totally paid the shipping (+ extra) but this simply wasn't offered. Our mistake of course, but it would be those little touches that other AirBNBs have done which make it a fabulous experience.
Catherine has quite the imagination. She was a problem from the beginning calling saying there wasn't any toilet paper, when I told her there were 6 rolls in the shelf she said there wasn't any. Then I came over, obviously the toilet paper was there and she said she didn't see it. Then they clogged up the toilet, we said we could get it taken care of, but they were there for only 2 days and were leaving the next day. There are 2 bathrooms and 2 showers in the apartment. In terms of one of the showers being open to public view from the window and no curtain there, that is because it is on the top floor and there aren't any buildings or anyone to see inside. Then the "pick it up or chuck it" that she says I told her about the jacket they forgot is a complete lie. She didn't even know they forgot it. I messaged her when I came to the apartment and sent her a picture of the jacket, because she didn't know which it was. I asked her what she would like done with it. She simply said it's not hers and to throw it out. In terms of checkin, she was told that if the apartment is free they could arrive early, but there was no guarantee, and that 3pm was the checkin time.
Catherine, just is one of the few people that are looking for things to complain about and write negative reviews. I regret I rented to her, and would not recommend her as a guest to anyone.
The description was accurate, and the location was perfect. Svetlana helped out by letting us stay later since no one was renting the unit after us.
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NEWS that Murray Burns had suffered a debilitating stroke recently shocked many people in Byron Bay, where the versatile musician is well known and well loved.
Those people who don't know him personally will probably have seen him on stage, playing a key role in one rock combo or another, such as with Goodrich at Apex Park on New Year's Eve.
Murray's name is also on the credits of a number of films, including for the stunning score for Going Vertical, the story of Bob McTavish and the advent of the short board. Murray also mentored many kids and has been a generous supporter of the community in a myriad of ways.
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Murray's first moment of glory was as keyboard player for the NZ glam outfit Mi-Sex, and it was as part of their reunion tour that he suffered the stroke while playing on stage with the band at Melbourne's A Day On The Green.
Since his early Mi-Sex days Murray has established an international reputation for himself, but Byron can claim him as one of its own.
"Friends, fans and family are gathering on the night of Anzac Day, next Wednesday, for a riotous rock-and-roll event featuring a star-studded line-up of Murray's musical pals to raise funds to assist Murray during his period of recovery," Alison said.
The gig, labelled The Buzz for Muzz, will feature Brian Cadd, Russell Morris, and Glenn Shorrock.
"Working with Muzz is like going back to the glory days of the '70s and '80s when people played together simply because of the music ... and helped each other make that music because they loved the magic that happened," Brian Cadd said.
Also appearing will be Byron locals Gyan and The Firetree. The hand-picked supergroup for the night will consist of Tony Naylor on guitar, Alan Park on keyboards, Kerry Jacobsen on drums, Greg Lyon, bass, and Andy Thompson on sax.
The Buzz For Muzz kicks off at 7pm at the Buddha Bar, Byron Bay Brewery. Tickets are $50 at the door, or via the venue.
They are also available at the Mullumbimby Bookshop and Murray's favourite coffee spot, the Byronian Cafe in Jonson St.
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Mike Lowell is on a quest for normalcy.
After the Red Sox' season came to an abrupt end with a three-game playoff sweep at the hands of the Angels, Lowell took 10 days of doing nothing remotely baseball related. The 35-year-old started the practice of going on Wednesday fishing trips, while spending time with his two young children, Alexis and Anthony.
That was Step One.
Now he is immersed in the second part of the process, which includes strengthening his surgically-repaired right hip, while focusing on baseball (not trade rumors) and what it will take to enter spring training with the kind of peace of mind that escaped Lowell for much of 2009.
But, as the third baseman points out, he is also a realist.
"I don't know how normal anything is in our illustrious Red Sox Nation," Lowell said from his South Florida home late Wednesday night.
"I'm motivated to have a good year. I want to prove to myself that I'm healthy enough to play a full season. I think last year was shy of 120 games, but I think there were 15 or 20 of them I should have been in there. That number might have been a little skewed. I don't think I played any of the games 100 percent. I'm looking to at least play a few next year, and I'm pretty confident that I will.
"I just think going into spring training from the hip standpoint, I think my back was against the wall last year. I have a lot more leeway this year."
With another offseason of rumors and projection swirling about, Lowell is bracing himself for yet another challenge, this one different from the one presented last December.
At this time a year ago, Lowell was in the early stages of his rehabilitation from surgery on a torn labrum in his right hip. He was also in the midst of trying to ignore the Red Sox' courting of first baseman Mark Teixeira. (See WEEI.com Dec. 9 story: 'Mike Lowell Focuses On Hip, Not Rumors'.)
Now, one year later, Lowell is making it a point once again to zero in on life outside the rumor mill, while trying to bring the health of his hip to another level, a state it hadn't been since well before his operation.
"I feel like I'm getting a lot stronger and I think that it bodes well that I'll be as healthy as possible for 2010 for an entire season," Lowell said. "Last year I felt like I was under the gun a little bit trying to get ready for spring training to show I could be ready for Opening Day. It was something uncharted for me.
"I think one good thing is that the first time I had an explosive first step was in the postseason. I felt like I was moving around really well. I don't know if it was because you have a game, and you rest, and you have a game and you have some more days off. But I don't think I ever had the opportunity to work on strengthening. "
Just like last offseason, Lowell has put his workouts in the hands of his childhood friend, Ronnie Yacoub, who had sat in on the surgery in Oct., 2008 and has developed routine communication with Red Sox head trainer Mike Reinold.
The plan to get strength back into the hip that provided Lowell discomfort throughout '09 started two weeks ago, when Yaboub would focus on the problem four days a week – two days using heavier weight, while the other pair reserved for more flexibility and lighter lifts.
The plan is for Lowell to head to Fort Myers with something he didn't have for the entirety of '09 – confidence in his right hip.
"Last year it was just a daily grind and the time I went on the DL (in late June) it got so inflamed that I had to go back to square one," Lowell said. "Eighteen days isn't really long enough to get any sort of strengthening going and see significant gains in that short of time. We're not talking about days or weeks, we're talking months where I can get the whole joint strong and get ready for the season.
"A few weeks ago I really started getting into exercises that strengthen the whole leg and not just seeing if it can resist some bands for a set of 10. I think it's a totally different scenario than it was."
As he previously noted, no amount of preparation will guarantee Lowell's baseball life will go back to what it was. A sign of his acceptance that change might be on the way is a willingness to play a position, first base, he has manned just four times (in the minors during the 1999 season) in his professional baseball career.
It might, or might not, be an option, with the Red Sox infield defense alignment having yet to be defined.
"I wouldn't rule it out, absolutely not," he said. "I'm a realist. If they think that makes us a better defensive team, that's fine. I don't have a major problem with that. I would have to work on it. I think Triple A was probably the last time I played first. I played for about three or four games. But that doesn't mean I think I can't do it. But I haven't been asked."
And then there is the prospects of heading into the second contract year (not including arbitration) of Lowell's big league baseball career.
"I haven't really given it much thought," said Lowell, who is headed into the final year of a three-year, $38.5 million deal. "I think I'm just really focused on this year coming up. Really the only year I have been in a contract year was '07, but I always had a problem buying into the fact that people think you're in a contract year so you're going to do good. Why would you say that? Why wouldn't you try to do good in a non-contract year. I question the competitiveness of people who say that. Is it good fortune that I had a really good year in a contract year? Sure. It was something I was able to take advantage of. But it's not going to change the way I prepare or play. From a baseball standpoint a contract year means nothing to me."
It is a focus consistent with Lowell's game-plan. Do the work, tune out the noise, and gather as much optimism on the way to Fort Myers. It has worked for him the past, and he sees no reason to change things up now.
"I feel better, but I'm also not having to play in a baseball game every day or get ready for one," he said. "I feel confident that I can go through this coming season at a much better clip than I did last year."
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Butch and Curran get into the latest on Deflategate and when the decision may come down. Tom gives his take on what Goodell will do, how many games Tom may miss and how Brady will react to particular scenarios.
Butchie and CSNNE's Tom E. Curran are filling in on NFL Sunday this week and kick things off discussing the contract extension of Stephen Gostkowski. The boys talk about Gostkowski's legacy in relation to Adam Vinatieri's. They also get into Dan Connolly retiring and what it means for the Patriots OL.
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Michael joins Ben and Sam to discuss the wild NBA Free Agency period and the upcoming Celtics season.
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
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In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
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Mikey Adams lets the Red Sox have it and welcomes callers who do the same. The Red Sox (stink)!
Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola get 36 glorious minutes between games of a Monday doubleheader, and after an 11-1 Red Sox loss, to vent about the declining state of the team.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Defensive back Cameron Sutton (second team) and wide receiver Marquez North (honorable mention) have been named to the College Football News All-Freshman Team. Safety Brian Randolph (honorable mention) was also named to the All-Sophomore Team.
Sutton had a standout season in his inaugural campaign on Rocky Top. The Jonesboro, Ga., native made 39 tackles as he started all 12 games in 2013. Sutton led the Vols with nine passes defended including two interceptions and seven pass break-ups. He also had four tackles for a loss with a sack and two fumble recoveries.
Sutton was the Vols' first true freshman to return an interception for a touchdown since Eric Berry (2007 at Florida) on a 36-yard return vs. WKU (9/7). His second interception came in the Vols' upset win over South Carolina (10/19). He became first true freshman to start in secondary since Justin Coleman (2011) in season opener vs. Austin Peay (8/31).
North started all 11 games he played and was the Vols leader in receiving yards with 496 as a true freshman. He finished second on the team with 38 receptions, the second-most by a freshman in Tennessee history. His yardage total ranks as the third-best total by a freshman in UT annals.
The Charlotte, N.C., native became the first true freshman since 2009 (Marsalis Teague) to start a season opener for the Orange & White. North had his first career 100-yard game with three catches for 102 yards in the upset win over #11 South Carolina (10/19). That total made North the first freshman since Justin Hunter in 2010 with 100-yard game.
North also had his second of two ESPN SportsCenter Top 10 plays in the game with a remarkable 39-yard one-handed grab.
Randolph returned to action and started all 12 games in 2013 after missing most of the 2012 season with a knee injury. Randolph finished second on the Vols with 75 tackles. He led the team with four interceptions and was third on the team in passes defended with seven this season.
Randolph tied his career-high with 12 tackles and made game-saving interception in end zone as South Alabama (9/28) was driving with a chance to tie the game in final minutes. The Marietta, Ga., native also had a game-high 11 tackles, including two TFLs, at #19 Florida (9/21) as he made his 100th career tackle in that game.
Randolph was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9 after he had the first two interceptions of his career vs. Western Kentucky (9/7) along with eight tackles.
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