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Also recalled were outfielder Jordan Brown and reliever Jensen Lewis.
The Indians activated left-hander Aaron Laffey from the disabled list on Tuesday -- and promptly assigned him to Columbus. That's to give the Clippers an experienced pitcher to replace Carrasco, who was Columbus' most dependable starter.
Indians manager Manny Acta explained that the organization wants to give Laffey work in meaningful innings rather than pitch him sporadically in Cleveland, where the bullpen has done a good job of late and everybody seems to have a set role.
Carrasco has pitched very well, especially in the second half for Columbus. The right-hander, one of four players acquired from Philadelphia at the July 2009 trading deadline, went 10-6 with a 3.65 ERA in 25 starts for Columbus. In 150 1-3 innings, he gave up only 139 hits, 46 walks, and struck out 133.
In a late-season callup a year ago, Carrasco did not do well. He was 0-4 with a 8.87 ERA.
Over his last eight starts this year with Columbus, the right-hander had a 2.08 ERA with only eight walks and 44 strikeouts in 47 2-3 innings, giving up 32 hits and going 2-2.
The more curious non-move is that of keeping third baseman Jared Goedert in Columbus. Third base has been a disaster since Jhonny Peralta was dealt to Detroit in July. Andy Marte, Jayson Nix and Luis Valbuena have done nothing to suggest any of them can play there on a regular basis. Of the three, Nix has displayed value as an offensive force with some home runs, though he seems much better suited to playing second base. So does Valbuena, who has really struggled at the plate all year in Cleveland. Marte looks very good at first base, erratic at third, and still has not put together any offensive consistency.
So Goedert, who on Tuesday night hit his 20th homer for the Clippers and 27th overall for the season, would be a logical choice to get a look. Apparently not, unless he does get called up after Columbus' season is over.
Goedert opened the year hitting .325 with seven homers and 32 RBI in 44 games at Double-A Akron. Since being promoted to Columbus, he has hit .271 with 20 homers and 48 RBI in 75 games.
Another of the Clippers' better offensive players has been outfielder-first baseman Jordan Brown, who got his first nine-game test in the majors in July. He hit .298 with eight homers and 67 RBI in 83 games in Columbus. Second baseman Cord Phelps, after his promotion from Akron, has been hot at the plate. He's hitting .323 with six homers and 31 RBI in 62 games at Triple-A and outfielder Matt McBride has three homers, 10 RBI and a .287 average in 26 games since his promotion.
Jensen Lewis, bounced between Cleveland and Columbus four times on options this year, and was a key part of the Clippers' bullpen. He went 2-1 with three saves and a 2.67 ERA in the minors. Closer Vinnie Pestano, promoted from Akron, continues to do well. He's 1-2 with 16 saves and a 1.59 ERA. He has 58 strikeouts in 45 1-3 innings at Columbus. Setup man Josh Judy is 3-0 with 53 strikeouts in 46 innings, four saves and a 2.74 ERA. Jess Todd, called to Cleveland briefly a month ago, is 4-2 with six saves, a 3.33 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 46 innings.
All of these players are deserving of a promotion. It is good to see Brown, Carrasco and Lewis back up.
It is understandable that the organization wants to see what the others do in a late-season drive for a playoff berth and then in the pressure of postseason play. After that, it will be interesting to see how many get called up, if even to sit on the bench and soak up big-league atmosphere.
In the old days, that was a no-brainer. Now, teams do not want players coming up and earning big-league time because each game puts them one day closer to becoming a free agent.
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Two beauticians were challenged to sell a face-slapping treatment… and succeeded
Dishing out the treatment: Melissa Hartzel
Take two cheeky blonde beauticians, tell them to sell a "ridiculous" face-slapping treatment to trusting customers and you've got a great TV show.
At least, that's what Channel 4 executives thought when they recruited Melissa Hartzel and Sammy Jacobs to take part in Shop Secrets: Tricks of the Trade, whose opening episode was broadcast on Monday.
In the eight-part series, experts from seven industries — from beauty salons to supermarkets — share trade secrets that can induce consumers to buy their products.
In the first show, a hidden camera is installed in the Colchester salon where, dressed in hot pink uniforms, Hartzel and Jacobs await their customers.
They have been instructed to sell the latest fad from the States — face-slapping — which is a genuine if unlikely treatment. "I was surprised they actually went for it," says 36-year-old Hartzel, who is seen slapping a customer who originally went into the salon for a manicure.
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"The producer kept saying 'harder, harder'. I had to bite the inside of my cheek to stop myself from laughing. I just had to keep a straight face and keep going."
Hertfordshire-based Hartzel convinced clients to pay £35 for the treatment, bringing to bear more than 15 years' experience in the beauty industry, plus her skills as a saleswoman and part-time actress.
"I always become friends with the customer and swot up on products so I know what I'm selling," adds the mother-of-two, who married at Wembley Synagogue.
"I just told them the skin treatment was wonderful for them."
Hartzel says she "gelled straight away" with Jacobs, 34, a former JFS girl living in Essex.
"We're both mums and you know what it's like with Jews — we knew the same people. We got on really well."
Adds Jacobs, a mother-one: "We were basically going undercover. I did find it hilarious."
The confident saleswoman, a beauty consultant and aspiring TV presenter, relies on "being really nice — being their friend. No one turns me down. Sales are my thing. I'm great at it."
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I recently moved away from Amarillo, but I'm still bothered by something my 13-year-old nephew told me before I left.
Last year he attended Sam Houston Middle School as a seventh-grader. He has been around the punk scene for some time now because of my influence.
When Brian Deneke, someone we both loved, was killed, my nephew was almost as deeply affected as I was. He and a few of his friends really looked up to Brian and what he stood for.
School has definitely been an awkward place for my nephew and his friends, and it has recently become even harder to attend.
One of his friends, James, wore a Brian shirt to school that said "Hate Kills." He was made to change his shirt! Students also are not allowed to wear Kurt Cobain shirts. But there were many times when I picked up my nephew from school and saw students wearing Selena shirts. I know Brian's death was very controversial, but so was the death of Selena.
When I attended Sam Houston, I was a very good student. I made good grades, never got into trouble and even attended honors classes. Because of my "looks," though, I had to fight that much harder.
This has been quite a few years ago, but many of the teachers who made my life so hard are still there - and just happen to be some of the teachers my nephew has.
Why is it so hard to accept kids who are different? Just because they don't stay in the same main flow as everyone else doesn't make them bad kids. When people such as teachers are mean to kids because of how they dress, one of two things happens: The kids either strive that much harder to achieve or give up on being good.
We live in an extremely volatile society, one that needs to learn to leave other people alone - because you never know what you can do to another person's mind.
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In my carefully considered opinion, there is absolutely no good reason for having our service personnel doing police duty throughout the world.
If we brought them home where they belong, it would bring families back together, save billions of dollars and provide greater national security. It also would enable us to station necessary troops along the Mexican border and keep illegal humans and dregs out of our country.
We urgently need courageous spokesmen and women of both political parties to speak up, loudly and effectively, against the current travesty of the Clinton-Gore administration that puts so many countries around the globe ahead of ours.
Amarillo is 'coldest town'
I wonder why there is no compassion in Amarillo.
It is my understanding that there is a woman in Amarillo living in a trailer who could use some help.
I have never lived in Texas but have traveled through Amarillo a few times.
I hate to say this, but Amarillo seems to be the coldest town I ever have been in. Here in Alabama, when a person is in need, he or she is helped.
Is there anyone in Amarillo who could help this lady? I learned a long time ago that when you help someone, it will come back to you tenfold.
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I would like to thank the 1,300-plus citizens of Amarillo who helped my young daughter make a trip to the National Power Tumbling and Trampoline Meet in Cincinnati. Each one made a donation for a chance to win a $100 Homeland gift certificate.
I would like these people to know that Alaina won first place in trampoline, synchro trampoline and double mini. Many of her teammates won or placed in the top three in many events.
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IDG News Service - Sony will soon launch 4K TVs far smaller and cheaper than existing models, along with a 4K media player and download service, all aimed at bringing the next-generation TV format into the mainstream.
The company said Monday it will launch a 55-inch 4K TV set in its XBR line for US$4,999, to go on sale from April 21 in the U.S. That is about 20 percent the cost of its 84-inch model released earlier this year for $24,999. The company had no comment about launches in other regions.
Sony will also try to alleviate a major barrier to adoption of the new format: a scarcity of content. The company said that in the summer of this year it will launch a new media player, which will come pre-installed with movies in 4K format including The Amazing Spider-Man, Taxi Driver and Total Recall.
Sony said it will also launch a fee-based download service for 4K movies that will work with the new media player, to go live in the fall of this year. The company has yet to release more details about the player and service, but has made it clear they are to be used together in a Sony-only environment.
"The 4K media player and download service will only work with a Sony 4K TV," said company spokesman Keizo Masuda in Tokyo.
The media player will cost US$699. A 65-inch version of the XBR TV will cost US$6,999.
The prices are far below not only Sony's previous offerings but also those of other companies. Samsung offers an 85-inch 4K TV for $39,999, while LG sells an 84-inch model for $19,999.
Sony was once dominant in TVs but has suffered deep and prolonged losses in the category for much of the LCD TV era. The company is attempting to leverage its assets to make a comeback in 4K. In addition to be a household brand name in consumer electronics, Sony is the only major manufacturer with extensive movie holdings, including the Spider-Man and 007 franchises.
Sony is also a major seller of recording cameras and projectors for use in movie theaters, areas where it has also been pus
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The judge, who led the Government-commissioned inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal, confirmed yesterday that he will go before MPs investigating the future of press regulation.
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the Museum of Prostitution is the one for you. It explains the history of prostitution
set in a 17th century canal house in the Red Light District. You get
to see the famous district from the other side of the glass and even get to
experience it for yourself with a window where you can sit and watch passersby.
Got a taste for the local brew? Head to the original
Heineken Brewery and see the beautifully restored interiors and original brass
beer tanks that were used in the 19th century. The whole guided
experience ends with a lesson on how to pour the perfect Heineken and two
drinks are included as well!
Learn about the historical home where Anne, her family and several others lived in
hiding for more than two years during WII and where she wrote her famous diary.
Here you go behind the bookcase and climb the steps up to the Secret Annex
where they spent their hidden life, see the rooms in which they lived,
including the bedroom Anne slept, and the pictures she pasted on her walls.
When travelling past the Rijksmuseum a lot of
people tend to mistake it for a palace. This museum is for sure the most
beautiful in the city. The entry ticket is a little on the pricey side but it
contains pieces by masters such as Rembrant, Vermeer, Frans Hals and Jan Steen.
It's the largest museum of art & history in the Netherlands.
Bloemen-markt is the only floating flower market
in the world. Year round there are floating barges on the Singel Canal selling
a gorgeous array of flowers. It's worth a stroll through the markets to see all
the beautiful arrangements and the very popular tulips that the Netherlands is
so well known for.
Amsterdam abounds in food choices. Happy streets for hunting include Utrechtsestraat, Spuistraat and any of the little streets lining and connecting the west canals such as Berenstraat.
This cosy restaurant has a touch of homemade
flair and comfort that makes you just feel at home straight away. The menu has
traditional dishes using fresh ingredients, with the meatballs being highly
Try something a little different and head to one
of the many walk up kiosks around the city. FEBO is well known as the place to
get a quick bite at a cheap price through vending machines. Simply walk on up,
put your coins in, and you'll get your hot fries, hamburgers or cold drinks.
Try the croquettes, they are super tasty!
301 is an ex-squat
house that has been converted into a not for profit business run by artists
with exhibits, music and debates, plus the odd dance studio and rehearsal rooms.
They also have an 'organic
cultural kitchen' (vegan café) that is well worth checking out.
This quirky little Pancake House found near the
centre of Amsterdam is in a typical Dutch style house from the 16th
century. Inside you'll find teapots hanging from the ceiling and other
decorations that make it cosy. They only have 4 tables, making it pretty small,
but it's worth it for the scrumptious sweet and savory pancakes that line the
A restaurant packed with things that will leave you feeling like you're back at
your mother's house. Quirky décor with mismatched glassware and crockery is overlooked
by photos of mothers plastered on the walls. This place has a great vibe, like
you're at a family gathering eating the local classics like stamppot with sauerkraut,
sudderylees and hachee, or you can order a dinner sampler with a variety of
dishes all on one plate.
Housed in a former church, this is truly Amsterdam's temple of music. The old building still has a sense of grandeur with its large stained glass windows and two level balconies, making it perfect for looking down onto the stage when there is live music on. Not only do they have live bands playing, but also festivals and club nights are held and it's not uncommon to find 5 different events being hosted on the same night!
Sound Garden is a grungy, all ages dive bar. All walks of life congregate here, brought together by their diehard love of rock and roll. The Ramones and Black Sabbath are just some of the many artists who have played here. There are also a handful of pool tables and 80's pinball machines that add to the venue's magical atmosphere.
Want a little slice of home? This Aussie pub is in the centre of town and a great place to catch up on some Aussie footy, with big screens for all the action. Coco's also serves Aussie beers, homemade pies and tasty burgers. Late at night the venue usually turns up the music and puts on one of its regular club nights.
A small brewery housed in a former bathouse with a windmill next to it. The locals love this place so much that they use it as their local pub. It's a great place to try some of the local produce with their organic blonde & dark beers or even go on a short guided tour.
A haven for music lovers that are keen to rock out, The Jet Lounge hosts live bands most nights and even the odd open mic nights as well. There's a laid-back vibe to the place and cool décor with guitars hanging from the ceiling and walls plastered with memorabilia.
Our guide was great, and really knew the best places to hang out.
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I like it,very modern.Maybe you can go back there in Spring or Summer.Was there very cold?
Ciao Daniela
Thank You for visit Daniela!
It was not very cold in last week, just about zero. Only bad weather was about fog, light snow fall and dirty melting streets. (I damaged with dirt salt low bottom edges of my "Levis" jeans!) :(
I am not sure about my next or forthcoming visit dates, because for this visit I wait for more than 20 years! :)
Ok, to be honest there I must say - I not wait for visit to Russia at all! I just used my unique chance go there again, as soon I understand I can do this.
Numbers of soviet period monuments or sigthtpoints are under repair or are demolited. I rememeber, under this rocket monument was space conquers museum (or exposition?), but now this site are under reconstruction.
If will get my another chance go there, I will report again, if something changed. Ciao, AInars
Nice photo from beautifull architecture, Ainars
Thank You Trudi for visit! :)
I will continue tonight and in next days with Moscow trip uploads. So, if You have interest see more from Moscow, You are welcome back online again! :)
Cheers, Ainars.
Interesting and impressing (what it doubtlessly will be) creation. For my part, the beam is too heavy in relation to the rocket. It had should made in some more translucent material.
Interesting and impressing (what it doubtlessly will be) creation. But for my part the beam is too heavy and it should be constructed in some more translucent material. But it was the spectacularity what counts only. ;-)
Thank You Polytropos for great comments!
Well, I agree with You than very often Soviets built monuments, houses or mashinery are giant or built from materials, which usage just dazes.
This rocket beams is built from steal and concrete. Using beton for rocket beam is amazing idea anyway. In Latvia we have another building sample, how rough beton/concrete/steel can work for elegant lightweight shapes. :)
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