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Benedict's basic message is fundamentally the same, regardless of the language he speaks. But his speeches and sermons these past few days have sounded different from similar speeches delivered in other languages — and not just because they were in English. The speeches were shorter. The wording was at times more direct and the argument more succinct than in similar speeches on previous voyages to other countries. The speeches included several references to Britain and British history that his listeners would know and appreciate. He doesn't usually nod that much in the direction of the local audience.
Having heard him speak in these different languages over the years, my first impression after listening to his speech to "representatives of British society" in Westminster Hall on Friday was how short it was. The main arguments in that speech — that religion has a role in public life and is not incompatible with reason — are central themes of Benedict's papacy. He delivered a somewhat comparable showcase speech "to the world of culture" in Paris in September 2008. The Regensburg speech to "representatives from the field of the sciences" during his 2006 visit to Germany was also about faith and reason, although his use of a Byzantine emperor's quote about Islam being an irrational and violent religion overshadowed the public perception of it.
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Foley said nothing has been discussed between the schools outside of a 30-second conversation about the idea with UM athletic director Blake James during an athletic directors meeting in California.
"I think there's a mutual interest to maybe do something, and that was the end of the conversation," Foley said Wednesday during the SEC Spring Meetings. "We don't have our conference schedule and dates yet going forward, so I couldn't even give him a weekend that we could discuss. I think at some point in time that may make sense. What that point in time is I don't know, but it's not imminent."
Foley said an agreement to play a game, possibly in Orlando, would not signal the renewal of a series that once was a fixture on the schedule.
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Vajpayee, Musharraf, Madhuri Dixit and Margaret Thatcher are traveling in a train.
The train suddenly goes through a tunnel and it gets completely dark.
Suddenly there is a kissing sound and then a slap! The train comes out of the tunnel. Thatcher and Vajpayee are sitting there looking perplexed. Musharraf is bent over holding his face, which is red from an apparent slap. All of them remain diplomatic and nobody says anything.
Thatcher is thinking: These Pakistanis are all crazy after Madhuri. Musharraf must have tried to kiss her in the tunnel. Very proper that she slapped him
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Thatcher continues to think: Nobody knew of the good time I had with Vajpapee. Older the wine, the better it is. How calm sweet and peaceful it was......no sound of kissing and no slapping. But did our faces showed that (perplexed faces)? Maybe No:-)Answered by Shunmugham, 13 Sep '13 12:14 pm
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Vajpayee or Musharraf kissed own hand then slapped himself.Answered by Flying Saucer, 13 Sep '13 02:11 pm
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It was a scene created by MI6.
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Indian soldier fought WWI, widow battles for his honour
As Indian soldiers who fought World War I are going to be remembered and honoured by Britain this year in commemoration of the 100th anniversary, a George Cross recipient Indian soldier's widow is struggling to get the lost honour back.
For Brahmi Devi, who received the George Cross awarded to her martyred husband from Viceroy Field Marshal Lord Wavell in 1946, the celebrations have no meaning.
"A series of events lined up to commemorate the centenary anniversary of the battle have no relevance for me. Till date, I am not able to get back the last remembrance of my late husband," Devi, who lives in a village in Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, told IANS Saturday.
Her husband Naik Kirpa Ram was awarded the George Cross, considered the civilian counterpart of Britain's highest military decoration -- the Victoria Cross -- for sacrificing his life to save his comrades while disposing of a misfired rifle grenade at a camp in Bangalore Sep 12, 1945.
But the medal was allegedly stolen from Devi's house in 2002. After a prolonged legal battle, her counsel in Britain managed to get back the medal. But it is still lying with the counsel. Devi said the British authorities have so far not facilitated the process for the return of the medal to India.
"The medal is lying with the counsel (in London) for more than three months now. Neither the Indian nor British authorities have so far tried to return the medal to me," she said over phone.
"If Britain intends to honour the World War I heroes, restoring the bravery medal to its original owner will be another honour for a soldier who survived the British Indian Army's Burma campaign (1944-45)," she added.
Members of the Indian community in London have raised a charity of GBP12,000 (over Rs.10 lakh) to procure the medal from Ashok Nath, a former Indian Army officer who purchased it from an antique shop in Delhi.
Devi's nephew Surinder Thakur, settled in Shimla, once a village that served as the summer capital of British India between 1864 and 1939, said the medal is currently in the possession of one of her counsel, Vijay Sharma.
"We are grateful to the Indian community raising a charity of GBP12,000 to procure the medal. But now we expect the authorities in London to return the heritage back to the rightful owner at the earliest," he said.
According to Thakur, an Indian philanthropist contributed GBP8,000.
A court in the UK last year declared the medal was the property of the soldier's widow Brahmi Devi and was to be kept with the British Metropolitan Police till Dec 31, 2013.
But the Queen's Bench division in the high court of justice, in its order dated June 5, said before the medal was restored to her, the defendant (Brahmi Devi) would have to pay the claimant (Nath) costs and expenses to the tune of GBP12,000.
"My only wish is to get back my husband's last memory before I die," Brahmi Devi, 80, said.
The issue of the stolen medal came to light when Britain's leading auction house Dix Noonan Webb listed the medal for auction Dec 2, 2009.
When the controversy arose, the head of the auctioneer, based in Mayfair, London, had then said Ram's George Cross medal was "disposed of" by his widow in 2000 -- and not stolen from her house as she claims.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Hundreds of students were joined by their teachers and veterans as they held a ceremony on Wednesday morning to honor those who have fought for our country.
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Definición de buffalo weaver en inglés:
buffalo weaverSaltos de línea: buf|falo weaver
A large thickset African weaver bird that is either all black or has a white head and red rump.
- Genera Bubalornis and Dinemellia, family Ploceidae: three species
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- Most birds don't have penises, but the male red-billed buffalo weaver has evolved a false penis to give him an edge in dealing with the famously promiscuous females of his species.
- Commonly seen birds are African skimmers, goshawks, red and yellow bishops, palm nut vultures and the white-headed buffalo weavers.
- The weavers belong to a family whose scientific name is the Plocidae and which, besides the true weavers, includes the parasitic widow birds or whydahs, the sparrows and the buffalo weavers.
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BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) - Two jurors cried as the verdict was announced in the Luke Wright trial on Wednesday.
Wright, 32, was found guilty of ten counts including rape, sodomy, incest and assault.
Wright sexually abused and tortured his developmentally disabled sister, Laura Cummings.
Cummings, 23, was murdered by their mother in January, 2010.
Wright could spend the rest of his life behind bars for his crimes. His mother, Eva Cummings, 51, is serving a 52-years-to-life prison term.
The jury of six men and six women deliberated for about four hours after receiving instructions from Erie County Court Judge Michael D'Amico.
"I started to cry during the verdict," said prosecutor Kristen St. Mary. "It's a lot. And at the end is when you can let it out."
The jurors rarely expressed emotion during the six days of testimony as they listened to police detectives and relatives discuss the torture and abuse Cummings was forced to endure.
"They were unbelievable staying stoic throughout the trial," St. Mary said. "As were we. This is why we do this job. To speak for someone who can't speak now and really during her life was not able to speak. This was the first time that Laura got to tell her story."
An alternate juror, who was not part of deliberations, said he believed Wright to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
"Seeing what this poor girl went through and the life that they unfortunately lived," said Anthony Farace. "It was definitely disturbing."
Defense attorney John Nuchereno said his client was unable to waive his right to remain silent, and therefore, the jury could not use Wright's statements to police against him.
Wright gave seven sworn statements to police in the days following his sister's death, in which he admitted to having sex with her and covering her head with a hood.
"[Police] said there were times that they couldn't take it anymore, they didn't want to listen to him anymore," said prosecutor Thomas Finnerty. "They were tired of listening to his disgusting, awful words. But they had to keep listening because he was their source of information. And the only way her story was going to be told is if they resisted their temptation to arrest him and let him keep talking."
The jury could have found Wright guilty, but not responsible due to mental disease or defect.
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Loyalty is the quality of devotion or attachment to somebody or something. It's both a feeling and an action. Some of us by nature tend to be loyal. Others of us are more skeptical, preferring instead to be mavericks out on our own. Loyalty is being tested everyday in homes and businesses and human relationships across this planet. Who demands your loyalty or has the right to it? Do they receive it from you? How good are you at remaining loyal? Loyalty affects how you approach life—God's way or the world's way.
Last week, I read where the US Forest Service wants us to make our s'mores with fruit and marshmallow crème rather than chocolate and roasted marshmallows when we go camping. Half the fun of making s'mores is roasting the marshmallows over a campfire! And, isn't chocolate a vegetable? This week, I read where the children in Vermont could no longer have brownies served to them at school – not even one every once in awhile, just for fun! Are we so obsessed with 24/7 healthy foods that no one can have a treat even once in awhile without feeling guilt and shame over doing so!
Does just being able to "get the job done" qualify someone to be a leader in Jesus' Church? Is it wise to assume that someone volunteering to fill a leadership role knows how to do it well without training? The answer to both questions is, "No." Large churches as well as small churches need to provide leadership training for everyone who is overseeing a ministry team, activity, or project. All training should include not just "what you will do" but also "who you are to be" as a servant-leader in Jesus' Church. This might help to circumvent the "it's my ministry" mentality.
People are sometimes described as "glass half-empty (negative)" or "glass half-full (positive)" types. A recent study took those descriptors a step further by looking at how such dispositional attitudes affect productivity in the workplace. Believe it or not, those employees who stayed task-focused in order to get their jobs done were labeled "negative," "grumps," and "haters." Haters?! When did "good workers" get labeled as "haters?"
Martin and Gracia Burnham. Remember them? While serving as missionaries in the Philippines, the Burnhams were kidnapped in 2001 and held hostage for more than a year by a radical Muslim group. During a rescue attempt, Martin was killed.
Gracia, wounded but since recovered, returned to the US and has been telling their story. I heard it yesterday and was struck by what she discovered about herself when all the "props of normal life" were removed. She said it wasn't pretty.
You know that feeling. The pit in your stomach, pounding of your heart, and rush of your thoughts as you go from the possibility of a job loss to being homeless on the streets — all in a matter of seconds. Gripped by fear, albeit an imagined one.
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A friend of mine recently told me of the change in her work environment that happened with the addition of one female co-worker. Just one. Female. Assistant. What was once a team-oriented, respect-and-support-each-other work climate went toxic—because of the influence of one woman. Ms. Toxic's continual gossiping about the other women and backbiting created "toxic shock" in a matter of 3-4 weeks! How does that happen?
Our topic of conversation around the table at lunch yesterday was "faith in the workplace." My husband Ron had recently attended a conference on that very subject so he had some "takeaways" to share with us and discuss. For a Christian, all of life is an extension of our faith, including the time spent at work and the relationships made there. But, how do you live out your faith at work without stealing time from your employer?
The whole idea of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 disappearing on March 7, 2014 reminds me of the movie, "Left Behind." That movie depicts the time when Jesus will return to collect all believing Christians from the earth and take them to heaven with him. In the movie, the plane remained in flight with just some of its passengers missing—leaving behind clothing and jewelry and other earthly things. Will there be intense investigation into what caused the people to vanish similar to what is going on now regarding the missing flight full of people?


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Thursday, October 6, 2011
First Snow
First snow in Park City. We're expecting one more day of storms, and then hopefully a few weeks of Indian Summer. Not used to the cold yet, but starting to get excited for winter. Time to tune the skis!
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Street Dining Decks
Outdoor dining is in full swing, so you can now enjoy your meal beside the trolley on Historic Main Street. If choosing from just one of 60 restaurants wasn't hard enough, now nine of them also offer street side dining...
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Savor the Summit
You just missed Park City's longest dinner party, offering a unique celebration of fabulous food, drink and live music while seated in the middle of Main Street.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Happy June
There is a saying among locals, 'you come to Park City for the winter, but you stay because of the summer.' After a long and bountiful winter (epic snowfall), the sun is out and the hillside are green. It's time to dust off the mountain bikes, golf clubs, and sandals, the mountain are calling.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Treasure Mountain Inn we recycle everything!
At Treasure Mountain Inn we are taking our recycling efforts beyond just our rooms and hallways. While remodeling our North End exterior, we coordinated with one of our favorite meeting clients, Western Metals Recycling, to recycle all of the metal we removed. The picture above shows us filling a 26 ton truck with the removed metals. Most of the new balcony will be made of steel, and will utalize 90%+ recycled metal.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Treasure Mountain Inn Spring Remodel
Treasure Mountain Inn gets a Facelift!
Yesterday we broke ground on the long awaited remodel of the North End of Treasure Mountain Inn. This is the final phase of our 10 year plan to renovate the hotel. Highlights include: a glass elevator, new ADA ramp and outside dining overlooking Main Street.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
The final days of ski season for Park City
The end of winter is nigh… and spring biking is just around the corner.
An amazing winter is drawing to a close just the way it began, with piles and piles of snow. Yesterday Deer Valley Mountain Resort closed the books on another great season. There's still one week left to ski Park City Mountain Resort, and it's going to be a good one. We have several feet of new snow, with another storm queuing up as I write. Now is the time to get your last snow fix and start tuning your mountain bike in anticipation of summer.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Skiing fools welcome here!
Yeah, yeah. We know. It's April Fool's day (almost), but thanks to the 350+ inches of snow year-to-date, we're still skiing. In fact, with all this white stuff lying around and falling from the sky, we'd be foolish if we WEREN'T skiing!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Park City Environmental Hero Award -- Treasure Mountain Inn Press Release
PRESS RELEASE -- Pioneering Eco-Boutique Recognized for Sustainable Business Practices
Park City, Utah (February 2011) – Treasure Mountain Inn, Park City's only green-certified, 100% carbon neutral hotel, is the inaugural recipient of Park City Municipal's new Environmental Heroes Award, a recognition of local leaders who are working hard to protect the natural environment in Park City and beyond. Andy Beerman and Thea Leonard, co-owners of Treasure Mountain Inn (TMI) , accepted the award from Park City Mayor Dana Williams during a recent City Council meeting.
In announcing the award, Mayor Williams congratulated Treasure Mountain Inn for its "long-standing example of environmental stewardship in our community. TMI has adopted green practices which extend far beyond day-to-day business operations and reflect a genuine concern for the future of our planet and the long-term sustainability of our environment." The Mayor continued, "[Treasure Mountain Inn] is proof that doing good business can, and should, include doing what's right for future generations as well."
Friday, February 25, 2011
February Ski Report
It's mid-season in the Wasatch, and the snow conditions are outstanding! After a January 'drought' we are enjoying a cold and snowy February. Park City received nearly 30" this week (in town) and it's still snowing. The powder is light, deep and easy to ski/ride. The next two weeks look like a mixture of storms and sunshine--classic Utah weather! With spring around the corner, it's the perfect time to plan a trip and get your 'powder' fix.
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Yesterday we looked at the pitchers the Phillies could offer at the trade deadline, and they have two gems in Cole Hamels and Cliff Lee. Now let's look at the position players. Philadelphia doesn't have any impact position players to trade — Chase Utley has already said he would use his no-trade clause to remain with the team — but they do have a few usable pieces. Here are the potential fits for the Yankees.
OF Marlon Byrd
The Yankees have zero right-handed power right now. Their righty hitters have managed 16 homeruns in 99 games this year, six of which were hit by the departed Alfonso Soriano. Unless switch-hitters Mark Teixeira, Carlos Beltran, and Chase Headley are facing a southpaw, the team's best power threat from the right side is Zelous Wheeler. That's not good and adding some right-handed firepower to the lineup is a clear need leading up to the trade deadline.
Byrd, 36, is currently hitting .266/.319/.480 (120 wRC+) with 19 homers this season, one year after resurfacing with the Mets (and Pirates) and going deep 24 times. He was very nearly out of baseball in 2012 — Byrd had a 27 wRC+ in 153 plate appearances that year before being suspended for a failed performance-enhancing drug trade — but he reinvented himself as an all-or-nothing slugger following that season. Byrd basically swings from his heels all the time now, and the result is a lot of power (.214 ISO this year, .220 last year, .151 career) and a lot of strikeouts (28.7% this year, 24.9% last year, 18.9% career).
There is a tangible reason for Byrd's transformation as a hitter (both Jason Collette and Jeff Sullivan have written about it more in depth) and his performance this year is right in line with last year. He is hitting a few more fly balls in general but his 16.7 HR/FB% is the same as last year (16.6% in 2013, to be exact). His plate discipline stats are roughly the same and his .337 BABIP is actually lower than last season's .353 mark. After nearly 1,000 plate appearances, I think it's safe to say Byrd's swing hard all the time style is conducive to a high BABIP. If you're willing to live with the strikeouts — the Yankees as a team have the fifth lowest strikeout rate in baseball at 18.4% — he'll give you plenty of right-handed thump.
The Phillies signed Byrd to a very reasonable two-year contract worth $16M over the winter (there's also a vesting option for 2016 based on plate appearances) and he is in demand at the trade deadline. The MLBTR archives show the Royals, Mariners, and Reds are among those interested in acquiring him. The Yankees are not included in Byrd's four-team no-trade list according to Jim Salisbury, and he would fit nicely as the team's everyday right fielder/number six or seven hitter. The Mets traded a half-season of Byrd for a Triple-A reliever (Vic Black) and a good but not great Single-A prospect (Dilson Herrera) last year, though I suspect the price will be a big higher this summer because he's shown his resurgence isn't a fluke.
1B/OF John Mayberry Jr.
Don't want to pay the price for Byrd? Fine, the 30-year-old Mayberry is a cheaper alternative. He is currently hitting .213/.304/.418 (104 wRC+) with six homers in 138 plate appearances overall, including .255/.339/.582 (155 wRC+) against lefties. Over the last three seasons he's managed a .259/.314/.498 (120 wRC+) line against southpaws and only a .220/.286/.341 (73 wRC+) line against righties, so Mayberry is strictly a platoon option. Considering what the Yankees have gotten out of right field this year, playing him everyday might still be an upgrade.
A few weeks ago we heard the Bombers were scouting Mayberry and that makes sense. He's cheap ($1.59M salary this year) and under team control as an arbitration-eligible player through 2016, plus he can play both corner outfield spots and first base in a pinch. A real live backup first baseman. Imagine that. We aren't talking about a difference maker, just a nice role player. Mayberry would instantly become the team's best right-handed power hitter and he should come relatively cheap — similar players like Scott Hairston and Justin Ruggiano cost nothing more than fringe prospects over the last calendar year. The Phillies placed Mayberry on the 15-day DL with wrist inflammation just yesterday, so a trade would either have to come in August or while he's injured.
OF Domonic Brown
Remember all those Brown for Dellin Betances rumors? Those were fun. Last year the Yankees looked dumb for not making the trade (not that is was ever on the table, as far as we know) and this year they would be morons to doing it. Brown has been one of the very worst position players in baseball this year, hitting a weak .227/.279/.327 (66 wRC+) with six homers while playing awful defense in left field. That 66 wRC+ ranks 157th out of 161 qualified hitters. The raw production is slightly better than what Soriano (60 wRC+) gave the Yankees this year.
Of course, the 26-year-old Brown hit .272/.324/.494 (124 wRC+) with 24 homers and was an All-Star last season, when it looked like he was finally starting to turn his talent into results. Eighteen of those 24 homers came in the months of May and June though (12 in May alone), so over the last calendar year he has hit a soft .236/.292/.337 (74 wRC+) with only nine homers in 136 games. Brown is not a high-strikeout hitter (18.1% this year and 18.4% career) but he does struggle against lefties and is beating the ball into the ground this year. He's a project. No doubt about it.
Buying super low on Brown as a reclamation project seems like a great idea, except he's out of options and can't go to the minors to work on things. At least not without clearing waivers, which would never happen no matter how poorly he hits. Someone would take a chance on him. Can the Yankees afford to stick him in right field everyday and hope hitting coach Kevin Long can fix whatever needs to be fixed? I'm not sure. The Phillies have been shopping Brown since the offseason and I don't think acquiring him would be all that tough. I'm just not sure what the Yankees would do with him other than stick him in right and cross their fingers.
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As I mentioned earlier, Utley has all but said he wants to remain with Philadelphia and would block any trade. Jimmy Rollins has indicated the opposite — he would be open to accepting a trade to a contender. I don't think Rollins, who has played one-third of an inning at a non-shortstop position in his entire professional career, is a fit for the Yankees right now, but I fully expect a winter of Rollins-to-New York rumors after Derek Jeter retires. Get ready for it. It's coming.
Catcher Carlos Ruiz makes no sense for the Yankees and don't even bring up Ryan Howard. Did you realize he's hitting .222/.302/.378 (88 wRC+) this year? Forget him. Just a name at this point. Left-handed hitting third baseman Cody Asche is hitting .256/.308/.401 (96 wRC+) with poor defense but is only 24, so that makes him kinda interesting. He wouldn't help the 2014 Yankees all that much — they wouldn't need him to with Headley now on board — but he might be useful in the future. Byrd and to a lesser extent Mayberry are good fits for a Yankees team in need of right-handed power. Both are available and both would make a lot of sense.
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Via Jim Salisbury: The Yankees have some interest in John Mayberry Jr. and had a scout at the Phillies' recent series in Atlanta. He went 2-for-8 with two singles, three walks, and two strikeouts during the three-game set. Philadelphia has played well of late but still has the seventh worst record in baseball. Rumblings that they may finally sell and start to rebuild are growing louder and louder.
Mayberry, 30, had a huge year in 2011 (132 wRC+) that made everyone think he was the next great bench player, but then he dropped off to an 87 wRC+ from 2012-13. Mayberry is hitting .256/.363/.526 (147 wRC+) with five homers in only 91 plate appearances this season. He's a right-handed bat who has always hit lefties (183 wRC+ in 2014 and 125 from 2011-13) and can play both corner outfield spots as well as first base. Imagine that, a real backup first baseman. Mayberry, who is under team control as an arbitration-eligible player through 2016, would be a clear upgrade over the current version of Alfonso Soriano in my opinion.
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Got 12 questions for you this week, but some of the answers are really short. Like two sentences short. I also trimmed some questions a bit. A few were pretty long. Send us anything via the Submit A Tip box in the sidebar at any time.
Paul asks: Does Masahiro Tanaka have a legit shot at Rookie of the Year this year? I'm still bitter about Hideki Matsui getting robbed.
Hey, you can make a case Matsui wasn't robbed. He hit .287/.353/.435 (109 wRC+) with 16 homers as a bad fielding left fielder while Angel Berroa hit .287/.338/.451 (101 wRC+) with 17 homers as an average fielding shortstop. If you want to take fWAR/bWAR at face value (fine for something like this), Berroa edges Godzilla out (Berroa: 2.7/2.5, Matsui: 0.2/2.2).
Anyway, yes Tanaka has a legitimate shot at RoY this season. The last three RoY starting pitchers (Jose Fernandez, Jeremy Hellickson, Justin Verlander) averaged a 14-8 record with a 2.94 ERA (~143 ERA+) and 4.7 bWAR in 180-ish innings, if you want a performance benchmark. That's doable but a sub-3.00 ERA in the AL East and at Yankee Stadium will probably take some luck. Tanaka is going to have some stiff competition in Xander Bogaerts and Jose Abreu (my early RoY pick), plus the voting has been skewed heavily in favor of position players these last ten years (13 position players, four closers, three starters).
Craig asks: How about John Mayberry Jr.? He could double as the fourth/fifth outfielder and first base back-up. If they are looking for a lefty we could eat Ichiro Suzuki's contract or send Brett Gardner and get some bullpen help.
Mayberry, 30, had that huge season in 2011, hitting .306/.358/.595 (157 wRC+) against lefties with a 132 wRC+ overall. He hasn't hit much since then, just .259/.309/.481 (111 wRC+) against lefties and an 86 wRC+ overall. There was talk the Phillies might non-tender him earlier this winter, but they kept him for $1.59M instead. Mayberry can play first and the two outfield corners, but he's a net negative on defense. His only redeeming quality is his power against lefties. There's no way I'd trade Gardner for him — the Phillies have been looking for bullpen help all winter, so I doubt they'd kick in a reliever, and I'd need a great reliever to even out a Gardner-for-Mayberry swap — but a straight up Ichiro-for-Mayberry deal would make some sense given the current roster. You'd wind up the same replacement level-ish extra outfielder, just instead of doing it with defense, he'd do it with power.
Billy asks: What are your thoughts on Brendan Ryan coming in for Derek Jeter defensively in save situations? Obviously it should be done but does Joe Girardi actually do it?
Should this happen? Yes, absolutely. Will it? I don't think there's any chance unless Jeter shows he is completely immobile following the leg injuries. If that happens, the team will have a bigger problem to worry about other than simply replacing Jeter for defense in the late innings. If he's not used a defensive replacement, I'm not sure how the team will use Ryan this year aside from giving Jeter and Brian Roberts the occasional day off.
Roy asks: Should the Yankees take a look at Wilson Betemit as insurance for Mark Teixeira? Can Betemit stabilize the infield better than Scott Sizemore, Russ Canzler or Eduardo Nunez?
Did you know Betemit is still only 32 years old? He just turned 32 in November too. I figured he would 35 or 36 by now. Anyway, he missed almost the entire 2013 season due to a knee injury, and he only has 81 games and 515.1 innings worth of experience at first base in his career. Betemit has played a ton of third but the defensive stats crush him there, and he's a switch-hitter who should be a platoon bat because he punishes righties (127 wRC+ since 2011) but can't touch lefties (36 wRC+). As a bench bat who backs up first and plays third base in an emergency, the 24th or 25th man on the roster, yeah it might work. It would be worth bringing Betemit to camp as a non-roster player, but I'm not sure he's clearly better than Sizemore, Nunez, Canzler, or whoever else at this point.
UPDATE: Betemit agreed to a minor league contract with the Rays this morning, according to Jon Heyman. So scratch that idea.
Eric asks: Can and should the Yankees employ a six-man rotation this year or at least for part of it? You can lighten the load on Hiroki Kuroda and CC Sabathia, help Tanaka transition from pitching every seven days in Japan, and give the young arms a better look other than just Spring Training.
I feel like the six-man rotation idea comes up every offseason around this time. The obvious question is this: do the Yankees even have six starters worthy of a rotation spot? Do they even have four at this point? No one really knows what to expect out of Sabathia, Tanaka, and Ivan Nova in 2014. Taking starts away from your top guys for someone like Vidal Nuno isn't a luxury a team like the Yankees can afford. They're going to have to fight for a playoff spot, remember. Kuroda's and Tanaka's (and Michael Pineda's) workloads are going to have to be monitored, no doubt about it, but I don't think a straight six-man rotation is the answer. It sounds so good on the paper, but successfully pulling it off is so difficult.
Michael asks: I'm trying to find out what Tanaka's nickname "Ma-kun" translates to English as, but i'm not having any luck. Do you know what it means?
According to Jim Baumbach, "Ma" is simply short for Masahiro while "kun" is a familiar way to address an equal. Wikipedia says it is an old high school nickname that stuck.
Jason asks: If I remember correctly, prior to being injured, there was an advantage to keeping Pineda in Triple-A until at least mid-May to push back his arbitration clock. Does that benefit still exist if the Yankees did that this year?
Pineda was the on the DL until the team activated him and sent him to Triple-A in early-July last year. He was down long enough to both delay his free agency and arbitration clock one year. Pineda will be a Super Two now (four years of arbitration rather than three), but they get to keep him for another season (through 2017) and that's the important thing. They've already received the benefit and would have to keep him in the minors pretty much all season to push things back another year. If Pineda goes yet another year without pitching in the big leagues, it would be close to time to write him off completely.
Adam asks: When a player gets a non-roster invitation to Spring Training, what compensation does he receive?
Non-roster players don't get paid anything during Spring Training. They get meal money and some kind of housing arrangement/allowance. That's all. Guys on minor league contracts get paid a salary during the regular season only.
Dylan asks: Can you give an explanation for why pre-arbitration players don't get exactly league minimum (i.e. J.R. Murphy's extra $2,700 on top of $500,000)? Thanks!
Most teams have a sliding salary scale based on service time for pre-arbitration players. Murphy was in the big leagues for a month, hence the extra $2,700. Teams can simply renew a pre-arb player's contract for any salary as long as it is at least 80% of the previous year's salary, but that's a good way to get your players to hate you. A sliding scale based on service time (with adjustments for awards, All-Star Games, etc.) makes it nice and easy.
Anonymous asks: Would you guess Shawn Kelley is Opening Day setup man on this current Yankee roster?
Yeah, that's the safe bet, but I wouldn't count on him holding the job all summer. We've been spoiled these last few years by David Robertson. Here's a quick recap of the team's primary eighth inning guys from 2007-11, the five years before Robertson emerged.
|Opening Day Setup Man
|End of Season Setup Man
|Rafael Soriano
|David Robertson
|Joba Chamberlain
|Kerry Wood
|Brian Bruney
|Phil Hughes
|Joba Chamberlain
|Joba Chamberlain
|Kyle Farnsworth
|Joba Chamberlain
Remember, Joba moved into the rotation at midseason in 2008. He only wound up in the bullpen late in the season after hurting his shoulder. Farnsworth took over as the primary setup man when Joba gave the starting thing a shot. Point is: don't sweat who holds what bullpen role on Opening Day. They'll all change. They almost always do.
Mike asks: Assuming it was allowed, how would you look at a Robinson Cano – Jacoby Ellsbury trade before the season starts? Would Ellsbury fit better with Seattle and would Cano fit better with NY than the way things stand now? Would either NY or Seattle have to throw in a player or pay part of a contract?
I completely understand why the Yankees didn't match the Mariners' offer to Cano, but there's no doubt Robbie makes more sense for the current roster than Ellsbury. The team could go with an Alfonso Soriano-Gardner-Carlos Beltran outfield with Cano at second and a low-cost DH (or an expensive one like Kendrys Morales). The Mariners are going to let Dustin Ackley sink or swim in center this year while Nick Franklin slides into a utility role thanks to Cano, so they need the outfielder and not the infielder. Cano makes more sense for the Yankees, Ellsbury makes more sense for Seattle. I assume the Yankees would have to add another player to facilitate a trade (despite the salary difference) because Cano is the considerably better player.
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The Yankees are in a very dangerous place right now. Their glut of injured players are due to start returning in 2-3 weeks, but the current roster simply isn't good and the team is fading fast. They've lost five straight and 21 of 33, falling to 6.5 games back of the Red Sox for first place on the AL East. They're four back of a wildcard spot. It's a deficit they can still erase with 81 games to play.
The re-injuries to Mark Teixeira and Kevin Youkilis (and Curtis Granderson to a lesser extent) should keep the Yankees from relying on the injured players too much. Even when guys start coming off the DL, there's no guarantee they'll help the offense. Heck, there's no guarantee the team will even be close enough to the race for the lineup additions to matter. The season is half over and the Yankees need to start improving the offense — the time for patience has come and gone. They need help and they need it right now.
Over the last few days, we've heard them connected to both infielder Michael Young and catcher Carlos Ruiz. Those two aren't the only Phillies who fit with New York though. In fact, the Fightin's are a great trade match for the Yankees, and I'm not talking about Brian Cashman's white whale (Cliff Lee) either. Here are a few more fits.
IF Chase Utley
Once one of the very best players in all the land, age and injuries have reduced Utley to a merely above-average player. He's hitting .284/.348/.517 (138 wRC+) on the year, and that is broken down into a 144 wRC+ against righties and a 123 wRC+ against lefties. The rebound against southpaws is nice to see after a few years of below-average production. Utley is a left-handed power hitter who draws walks (8.5%) and doesn't strike out much (14.7%), and it's worth noting that he's also one of the very best base-runners in the game. I'm not necessarily talking about bulk stolen base totals, but being a high-percentage base-stealer and going first-to-third on singles, stuff like that.
Utley is owed approximately $7.5M through the end of the year and is due to become a free agent after the season, so he isn't exactly easy on the wallet. He is cheap relative to his production, however. The Yankees are being reimbursed for a big portion of Mark Teixeira's salary by … someone. Either the World Baseball Classic or insurance, depending on who you believe. At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter who pays them back. It's a big amount of saved salary that will more than cover the last few months of Utley's contract. The money really isn't the problem.
The Yankees have no need for a second baseman and Utley tried and failed to transition to third before the season, but first base is a viable alternative. He played a handful of games at the position earlier in his career, so it wouldn't be completely foreign to him. Lyle Overbay turned into a pumpkin sometime in mid-May and Utley would be a fantastic replacement. Playing first would require an adjustment though, an adjustment and his willingness. Utley has ten-and-five rights and can veto any trade, so he'd have to be okay with leaving from the only team he's ever known for the Yankees at a time when more legitimate contenders like the Orioles, Athletics, and hometown Dodgers figure to show some interest as well.
For what it's worth, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. told Ryan Lawrence he would be open to moving Utley if the circumstances dictate a trade. "Even though he might be the most popular player, if there are things we have to do with some of these popular players that are going to make our club better, then we have to keep our minds open," he said.
IF Kevin Frandsen
With all due respect to certified baseball player Jayson Nix, the 31-year-old Frandsen is a way better utility infielder. He's a career .269/.328/.372 (88 wRC+) hitter in the big leagues but has found a home in Philadelphia, hitting .320/.382/.448 (129 wRC+) since joining the Phillies last year. The right-handed hitter does most of his damage against lefties (169 wRC+), which fits well with New York's needs. Frandsen won't steal bases or draw walks (5.5%), but he won't strike out either (9.0%). Even if he has been playing over his head these last two years, he'd still be an upgrade over Nix if he reverts back to his career averages.
Frandsen plays first, second, and third bases regularly, but he hasn't seen time at shortstop since 2009 and has only played there sparingly as a big leaguer. He has played short in the minors over the years — 25 games there as recently as 2011 — so it's not something that is completely off the table. In fact, he's played short about as often as Nix did prior to coming to the Yankees. Frandsen is a flat-out better player than Nix and would be an upgrade to the bench even if all the healthy guys return perfectly fine. As an added bonus, he is under team control as an arbitration-eligible player through 2015.
OF/1B John Mayberry Jr.
Mayberry, 29, became a platoon darling after cracking Philadelphia's roster full-time three years ago. He's a righty bat who's hit .278/.302/.490 (116 wRC+) against lefties this year with a 130 wRC+ against them the last three years, basically since breaking into the league for good. His numbers against right-handers — 102 wRC+ this year and 91 wRC+ since 2011 — aren't great, but they aren't disastrous. Mayberry will draw some walks (7.7%) and he will strike out a bit (21.6%), which isn't surprising.
Despite his size — he's listed at 6-foot-6 and 225 lbs. on the team's official site — Mayberry is a really good athlete who can legitimately play center field as well as the corners. He's not a great defender in the center, but he can do it. Mayberry has also spent a bunch of time at first base, making him an ideal platoon candidate. He could partner with Overbay (or Utley!) or the outfielders on any given day depending on who else is in the lineup. Mayberry will be arbitration-eligible for the first time next year and remains under team control through 2016.
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It's hard not to dream about a blockbuster trade that sends Young, Ruiz, Utley, Frandsen, and Mayberry to the Yankees. That would shore up the corner infield spots, the catcher position, and bench in one fell swoop. Trades that big are complicated though, plus the Phillies have yet to decide to sell. They seem very tentative at the moment, but remember, they took the plunge and traded away Shane Victorino and Hunter Pence at the deadline last year. They made be tentative, but they have shown they will do it.
As for the asking prices … who really knows. They traded Victorino and Pence for prospects and okay young-ish big leaguers, but that doesn't mean the same will be true this year. One thing I do know is that they won't want rental players like Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain. That defeats the purpose of selling. Adam Warren? Ivan Nova? Zoilo Almonte? The Phillies always target toolsy up-the-middle athletes in the draft, so would Mason Williams or Angelo Gumbs pique their interest? We have no way of knowing. All we do know is that the Yankees have a ton of position player needs and Philadelphia has several players who would fill those holes.


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"The Spirit of Independence"
I first met Chad Urmstom over a decade ago. His band "One Fell Swoop" was in the process of changing it's name to "Dispatch". A few years later, in 2004, Dispatch would perform their final concert at the Hatch Memorial Shell in Boston. They estimated about 25, 000 people would show up, maybe 30, 000. When the crowd swelled to over 100,000 the city of Boston was forced to shut down the streets surrounding the venue. Three years later they reunited to play a benefit show at Madison Square Garden. to fund raise for a troubled nation, Zimbabwe, It sold out in 24 hours forcing them to add a second show, which sold out as well, not to mention a third show. Not bad for a band who never had a hit single or signed a deal with a major label; which had been their choice.
Chad is a great person and a great musician. Between juggling multiple music projects he makes time to promote his passion for the many causes he supports and cares for. And these aren't the "hey we're in a band we better support a cause causes", they're the real deal. From raising funds for third world countries in need of support to working to give a voice to challenged individuals, his passion for cause work is genuine and he is fueled by it. I actually got to know him as a peace activist first and a musician later.
But what has impressed me the most is his determination to remain independent. Dispatch grew in popularity on their own terms. Releasing their music on small independent labels, they hit the road playing college campuses and small venues in cities across the country as well as around the globe. Before social media was the launch pad for getting your act known, word of mouth was their means of creating a following. And through word of mouth they soon became what some considered to be the number one independent act of their time. Under the radar of the big music machine, Dispatch ruled. And when the large labels came, they politely said, no thanks.
Remaining true to the spirit of being independent, Chad later formed State Radio,which today continues to gain momentum and grow strong. Popular with his fans, Chad remains true to his self. At a recent music video shoot for State Radio's upcoming new album, Chad takes the time to introduce himself to the extras on the set. Not that they don't know who he is, it is his way of saying "I appreciate you being here today and working with me" Chad knows being independent means working a little harder.
In today's twitter, facebook, look at what I am doing now world, staking your claim as an individual has become the new status quo. So for those who claim to be independent, you're going to have to find a way to do it on your own. Long live the rebel! Viva La Revolution! Chad, keep it up!
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Thank you Elizabeth for your kind words!
Category: RV Sales & Service
Work Done: Yes
Hire Again: Yes
Approximate Cost: $600.00
Description Of Work: Fixed many quirks in a fairly new model small camper. It's not a big-name brand, so nothing was quite typical. They had to use their judgment, but no problem there! There was such a long list of little stuff that it's impossible to detail.
Member Comments: Great! Perfect solutions to all the quirky little problems the camper had, and for my improvement ideas. These guys really know their stuff. Their experience really showed when they had to get innovative to solve some of the problems, and they fixed them with flying colors. They also pointed out a few other problems I hadn't noticed yet, but they never tried to "talk me into anything." The need was obvious to me as soon as they pointed them out. They also made sure I completely understood everything, and how everything would be addressed. Totally honest, knowledgeable, experienced, and sensible and affordable solutions. Couldn't ask for better service, or nicer people. I wish everybody had this business model.
Consign Your Camper
Did you know that we take and sell consignments? Our average turn time on a consignment camper is about 3 weeks.
We have some great previously enjoyed campers in stock that customers need to sell!
If your camper is gathering dust and you would like to get out from under that payment, please give us a call! We have a list of customers looking for great used campers.
For those of you looking for a great used camper, give us a call!
Thank you,The Nowling Family
Did you know?!?
Family Campers has over 200 new and used Hybrids, Travel Trailers, Toy Haulers, Truck Campers and Fifth Wheel Campers for your viewing.
Find out for yourself why our customers say we are the friendliest, most easy going dealership in Tennessee. We also have the largest inventory with the best prices.Please come see us, I personally guarantee that no other dealer has a friendlier and more knowledgable staff.Lewis WhitenerGeneral Manager
Family owned and operated, Family Campers of Lebanon, TN is the Largest Forest River Towable RV Dealer in all of Tennessee. We offer campers from the #1 manufacturer, Forest River, at Wholesale Prices to the public. No haggling, no hassles, just great prices on campers, everyday! This is why folks from California to Florida come to Tennessee to purchase their new RV. We can not be beat on price or service!!As the largest Forest River Towables Dealer in TN, we have a HUGE selection of Folding Campers, Travel Trailers, Toy HaulersĀandĀFifth Wheels. We also have a great selection of used RVs and campers to choose from. So no matter your taste or budget, we will likely have just what you want and need. Also, check out our new inventory of Forest River, Coachmen,ĀPuma, Sabre, Trail-Lite, Riverside, and SkycatĀRVs for sale.
Don't forget about our Parts and Service Departments. Our service department is authorized to perform warranty repairs for Forest River, Jayco, Open Range, Monaco, Skyline, Riverside, Onan, Suburban, and many other top RV manufacturers. You can count on us to keep your camper rolling and in good condition for many years to come! Have a question? New to camping? Come by, email us, or call us toll free at (866) 395-0009. We welcome you to become part of the RV family at Family Campers, where "Our Family is here for Your Family."
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FAMILY CAMPERS Toll Free: (866) 395-0009 Fax: (615) 449-8178
101 Southside Park Dr. Lebanon, TN 37090
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