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Warren Buffett Still Selling Procter & Gamble Shares in First Quarter
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway continued to sell shares of Procter & Gamble during the first three months of the year. It's likely the sales are part of Buffett's efforts to raise money for his big railroad acquisition.
The company's 10-Q filing with the SEC shows its cost basis for P&G fell to $4.46 billion as of March 31, down $502 million from $4.92 billion as of December 31, 2009.
(The filing also includes details on Berkshire's biggest quarterly profit since 2007. Highlights were released by Buffett at Saturday's annual shareholders meeting.)
In mid-February, Berkshire reported it had sold 8.8 million shares of P&G during last year's fourth quarter, reducing its stake by 9.1 percent to 87.5 million shares.
In his annual letter to shareholders later that month, Buffett says sales of P&G and other stocks, including Johnson & Johnson during 2009 helped pay for Berkshire's now-completed $26 billion purchase of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, along with non-traded securities from Dow Chemical and Swiss Re .
In a live CNBC interview on March 1, Buffett told us:
"Anybody who owns Proctor & Gamble or Johnson & Johnson is going to hold them for 10 years, in my view is going to make a bit of money. And on the other hand, we had to come up with 8 billion of cash. We had to borrow another 8 billion to do Burlington and I wanted to end with 20 billion in cash."
Today's 10-Q from Berkshire lists $25.67 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of the first quarter.
We'll get more details on Berkshire's buying and selling of stocks when the company releases its complete Q1 equity portfolio snapshot later this month.
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SlyDial, the telephone service that lets you dial directly to someone's voice mail, has launched three new mobile applications for users on Windows Mobile, Research In Motion's BlackBerry, and Apple's iPhone. The new apps have direct access to your phone's contact list so you can begin a SlyDial call without having to first phone in to the service then remember your contact's number.
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Motorists traveling on I-95 through Liberty County this week probably have noticed a helicopter hovering low over the salt marsh near the northbound lanes. Eighty- to 100-foot steel poles necessary to support high-voltage power lines are being installed with an air-crane helicopter, according to Jeannine Haynes, public affairs director for Georgia Transmission Corporation.
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Georgia's only Revolutionary War historic site, Sunbury's Fort Morris, held its annual "Come and Take It!" encampment Saturday, drawing more than 200 visitors to the earthen berms on the banks of the Medway River.
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Kindle 2 flaw: Lighter text causing headaches?
Whenever a next-generation version of a product is launched, inevitably you get comparisons to the previous model--and what the older model did better. Well, in the case of the Kindle 2, the nitpicking is in full swing as several blogs have taken up the debate over whether the Kindle 2's text is lighter than the original Kindle's.
On Joe Wikert's Kindleville blog, one reader lodged the following complaint:
Side-by-side, the K1 text is bolder and jumps out at you. It's as if the low fidelity, dot-matrix-like typeface of the K1 is better suited for the reading experience than the feathered, crisp, 16-shades of gray of the K2. After 30 minutes of reading on the K2, my eyes get tired and I actually experience mild dizziness, headaches. Never experienced that with the K1.
In the Mobileread forums, a reader posted that he had decided to return the Kindle 2 after he noticed "low contrast on text as compared to kindle 1...text on kindle 1 is really good it is dark and somewhat thicker than kindle 2 at the same font size, menu is normal on kindle 2." He said he spoke to a Kindle representative (we assume a customer service person), who said he'd heard complaints from other Kindle 2 users as well.
On Amazon, there's a thread titled, "Amazon: Please make the text darker on Kindle 2!"
The thread's starter, BMK, is calling for an e-mail campaign to encourage Amazon to update the firmware on the Kindle 2 to fix the alleged problem.
"Kindle 2 is capable of producing darker text than the default setting, which is light, thin, and difficult to read for many people. Customer Service has reportedly told at least one person that the standard text could have been a darker shade of gray/black than the one that was chosen."
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Excalibur Axiom SMF Crossbow Package
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- Arrow speeds in excess of 305 fps
- Delivers performance, accuracy, and excellent reliability
- Comfortable to hold and cock
- Lightweight composite construction
- Space-age composite stock for durability and comfort
- Computer-machined frame for precise alignment and accuracy
- Patented trigger unit features a manual safety
- Modular Magtip recurve limb system
- Draw weight: 175 lbs.
- Weight: 6.0 lbs.
- Multiplex crossbow scope
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Package includes multiplex crossbow scope, 4-arrow quiver, and four arrows.
At Excalibur, accuracy and quality take top priority. Every crossbow is built with a space-age composite stock for durability and comfort. Every crossbow frame is computer-machined for precise alignment and accuracy. The patented trigger unit features a manual safety, and it requires only 3 lbs. of pressure for the finest accuracy. The modular Magtip recurve limb system produces top-end speed without the noise or weight of most compound models.
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I recently purchased a crossbow to use for deer hunting in Pennsylvania. After asking many friends, I chose the Excalbibur brand becasue of it's simplicity and reputation for reliability.
I ordered the crossbow online and my wife and I easily assembled the bow by watching the DVD that came in the package.
I was concerned about cocking the bow, but found the rope/cocking aid easy to use. Also, the bow was easy to sight in and shoots well.
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I made the purcahse based on past reviews i read and they were spot on! The Excalibur Axiom Crossbow performed above expectations. instructions were good and sighting in the bow was a snap! I was pleasently supprized at the quality of the scope. It was very clear. The cross bow could not miss the bulls eye at up to 40 yards... it was SO much fun! I can't wait to harvest my first buck with it!
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I just had neck surgery and was sceptical about buying this bow because its not metal framed but could not be happier. I am a compound bow guy usually for bow season bought my first good bow two years ago g5. Fell in love with it.. I know I will not be ready to pull back my 170 lb bow back and steady it for October so I made the plunge. I can buy the pully cocking device as well if needed in October wich is a plus for the Excalibur . i had my little bro cock this device for me while I sighted it in 4 shots and it was on. Took two at 10 then two at 20 yards. Backed up to 40 and the bow shot my 1 inch bullseye twice no problem one was me ,the other my brother. 6 shots total and I could not be happier with the bow.. The price was perfect. It's plenty fast enough for a 30 yard shot without second thought... My little brother liked it so much he's going to start hunting... Finally!
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This is my first crossbow. I was surprised at the power. It took me while to zero in the scope. Well made. I can't wait to bag my first deer.
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Unfortunately this does not include wax for the bow string.A:
Yes, steps are on the included cd or in the owners manual using the cocking aid sort of in reverse.additionally you can purchase a decocking arrow sold separately.A:
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Yes, this can be uncocked:A. Remove arrow. Not removing the arrow can cause serious injury
B. Place foot firmly into stirrup.
C. Grasp string in same position as when cocking crossbow.
D. Move safety to fire position.
E. Put enough tension on string to lift it off of the latch so that the string will
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F. Slip right thumb into trigger guard and release trigger. Be sure to keep
firm grip on string to keep it from slipping out of your hands, let string slide
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G. This technique will require some practice before it is tried in the field
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According to the manufacturer the measurements are:Velocity: 305 FPS
Draw Weight: 175 lbs.
Power Stroke: 14.5"
Mass Weight: 6.0 lbs.
Overall Length: 37.5"
Arrow Length: 20"
Arrow Weight: 350 Grains
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the length is 37.5 long they did not list the width theweight is 6.0 pounds and draw weight is 175 lbs. Excalibur is the lightest crossbows on the marketAnswers
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Yes, this does include the rope cocking aid in the crossbow package.A:
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for safety reasons noA:
Yes look on excaliburs website they show you how in the FAQ section it's easy tooA:
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don't think so....at least without some difficulty.A:
This will include a rope cocking aid, which most case they are hard to pull with one hand. You might need to purchase a crank cocking aid. One that you can crank the handle with one hand.Answers
This includes 150 grain Boltcutterbroadheads.
no its not hard to cockA:
They are 150 grain, not 100 grain, per Excalibur. Excalibur recommends the 150 grain Boltcutter broadheads for hunting thus they supply 150 grain field tips.A:
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It is pretty easy to cock when using a rope cocker. I haven't tried it without. I'm guessing it would be difficult.A:
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232f Queer Identities and Politics Discussion-based course considering central writers in queer studies, with an emphasis on historical and theoretical work on sex, gender, and sexuality. Topics include gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersexual, and queer political movement and theory; sexual identities and feminism; sexual identities and the law; alternative family practices; and queer theory in academia. Four credit hours. U. ARELLANO
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398s Intimate Labors and the Commodification of Care Taking sex work to be an especially provocative case study of the increasingly pervasive commodification of care/intimate labors, the agenda of this course is to make space for you to create your own body of interdisciplinary, intersectional thinking and writing about post-1980s "feminist debates on prostitution" in the United States and Canada. We will seriously consider intersections of gender and sexuality with other important vectors of privilege and oppression, including race and ethnicity, work and class, body image and ability, citizenship and the law, religion, and activism. Four credit hours. CAMPBELL
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I'll always say Fumie was robbed of a higher placement after the SP at the Olympics. I would have placed her (and some other skaters) above Sarah Hughes.
2002 was a tough SP to mark since an overwhelming majority of the ladies skated clean.
I always remember thinking Meier was robbed since she was one of the few ladies that had steps directly into her solo jump without a pause.
Kwan had a flutz, cheated her triple flip quite considerably and was clearly off-beat during her step sequence. /nitpick mode
But yeah Suguri should have definitely placed higher than she did.
Given the majority of ladies skated "clean" (one of the best Ladies SPs ever!) and this was before CoP, it was extremely hard to judge. The results we got were quite crazy. I mean how did Hughes manage to place so high with her cheated, shaky jumps, weak basics and generally not being at the level of many other skaters, I will never know. Home ice advantage maybe?
Three criticisms of Kwan, and you're "nitpicking".
Three, possibly four criticisms of Hughes (including the very vague "generally not being at the level of many other skaters"), and it's "crazy" and you can't understand it.
Not very well argued, Ziggy.
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It's interesting that although Irina tended to dominate in the SP portion of her competitions, she never won the SP at any of her three Olympics. Ok the first one didn't really count as Irina wasn't at her peak yet.
Even though my favorite skater never won the Olympics, I do like that she did win the Olympics twice....in the short program.
Also in 2006. She should have been above Shizuka's snoozefest of a short program in 3rd place, but instead wound up a whopping 5 points back of Shizuka, who was ridiculously tied with the much superior performances of both Cohen and Slutskaya. Suguri's short was actually my favorite of the Games, although objectively I cant say it should be placed above Irina or Sasha. Shizuka must have really blown the judges away in practice to get that score in the short.
I disagree.
Suguri's jumps were fine but there was a clear difference between Suguri and the medalists in terms of the levels and qualities of spins, steps, and spirals both in short and free. Arakawa really worked on it after losing to Suguri at the nationals while Suguri didn't although there were many things she could have improved.
By the way, I posted this thread to discuss what Suguri is now, not her past?
Missed ya, Zigs. But yes, Kwan was so clearly better than the rest that I would still have her in first based on the second mark despite the flawed 3flip. If I recall correctly she was one of the few top skaters to put the 3flip so late in the program.
Hughes' scoring at Worlds and Olympics all those years have always been unfortunate. I hate that she was almost 'encouraged' to stand up on cheated 3/3s whereas someone like Nagasu was forced to clean up her solo jumps even though hers were probably better than Hughes'.
That's what I meant. Nagasu was born 6 years too late, or Hughes 6 years too early. Nagasu was a much better skater but somehow timing made Hughes an Olympic Champ but Nagasu could only make Worlds once. They had the same deadly weakness.
Anyway I don't think Zhang and Nagasu came about until 2006/7 in juniors and by then COP had already been in place for a couple of years already.
Hughes had one big advantage over Mirai and that she was one tough cookie as a competitor. I never saw fear in her eyes as a skater even as a 13 year old at Sr Worlds.
Finally this thread is in its rightful place!
You really need the vague being elaborated? I mean it's Sarah Hughes. Sarah. Hughes. The Margaret Thatcher of figure skating. She was slouching. Not a single movement was extended. She wasn't even trying (not only weren't the toes and fingers never pointed but she didn't even straighten her arms and legs). A flutz off a deep inside edge cheated over 1/4. A short break after footwork before the 3flip which was slightly cheated and two-footed. The layback was slightly off-centred. Her edges weren't particularly deep or stable and some of her crossovers were quite laboured.
2axel was solid but given that most of the Ladies stayed upright on everything, her overall quality just wasn't there to place her inside the top 10, let alone 3rd! Not anywhere near.
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Presidents and flight had a quiet start in the summer of 1909, when Orville returned to Ft. Myer to complete the Army trials that ended abruptly with his crash in September of the previous year. The Army allowed the Wrights to return as they had already more than fulfilled the contract. This time there were many observers, including fellow Ohioan President Williams Howard Taft. A tent was set up, and he sat with the Wrights' sister Katharine.
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Officials with the show said Tuesday that the air demonstration team will appear June 22 and June 23 at the Dayton International Airport. The announcement was made at the International Council of Air Shows' annual convention in Las Vegas.
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Under certain circumstances ReiserFS will check the whole filesystem on rebooting, although this is not actually necessary due to its journaling function. Kernel developers are currently discussing a patch that will accelerate the system launch.
Many distributions call the fsck -a command for every partition they use. In the case of ReiserFS the filesystem checks its complete structure which can cause long waits for large partitions. However, ReiserFS uses journaling that makes the check redundant.
Kernel developer Jeff Mahoney submitted a kernel patch that tells the kernel to count how often it has mounted a filesystem. The kernel will continue to store the last check time in the filesystem's superblock. By default, the filesystem notifies the administrator if it has been mounted more than 30 times without checking, or if the last checks is over 180 days in the past. These values can be modified using the tunefs command which is included with the reiserfstools package.
Mahoney has proposed the patch that modifies both the ReiserFS subsystem and the matching user tools to the ReiserFS team via its mailing list. It is hard to say when the proposal will make the release version.
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Column: Women's boxing surprise hit at games
Monday - 8/6/2012, 7:28pm  ET
By TIM DAHLBERG
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LONDON (AP) - Marlen Esparza was already having a tough time with her headgear when the crowd started booing her for refusing to trade haymakers with her Venezuelan opponent.
The way the women rocked the Olympic arena in their boxing debut almost made you forget for a moment how corrupt, inept and unsatisfying their male counterparts have been in way too many Olympics.
They moved, they danced, and they hit each other as hard as they could. What some of them may have lacked in technical ability they made up for with eagerness and desire, and thousands packed into the ExCel arena cheered their every move.
For years, women fought for the right to be punched in the face in search of Olympic glory. Now that they're here, they're threatening to make Olympic boxing a respectable sport once again.
It took a woman to do what used to be a man's job, with Esparza guaranteeing herself at least a bronze medal _ the first for any U.S. boxer in London _ with a 24-16 win over Karlha Magliocco of Venezuela on Monday. The diminutive former student body president from Houston did it on the biggest stage of her career despite having to constantly adjust her headgear because her hair kept pushing it off the top of her head.
Nothing a couple of left hooks to her opponent's head couldn't fix.
"If you keep thinking `my hair, my hair' it messes with your aggressiveness," Esparza said.
At least she didn't have to worry about her makeup. Esparza has a deal with Cover Girl and puts on makeup before she goes into the ring and slips on her headgear.
Who says these boxers can't look good when they're fighting?
"I know the USA needed it badly, so I'm excited," Esparza said. "Now it's time to get what I really came here for."
That would be gold at 112 pounds, though Esparza must get through the reigning world champion from China in her next bout to get to the gold-medal final. Still, she and Claressa Shields, a 17-year-old from Flint, Mich., who also won Monday, have medals while nine of the 10 men on the U.S. team have already been eliminated.
In this Olympics, women rule.
"I definitely don't feel like I fight like a girl," Shields said. "I'm boxing out there. I just happen to hit hard."
Adding women's boxing to the Olympics wasn't well received in all quarters, particularly since it forced officials to eliminate one men's division to make room. The logic behind keeping the total number of boxers _ male and female _ at 286 while adding golf, of all things, to the next Olympics is more than questionable, but the IOC pretty much does what it wants.
In just two days, though, the women have re-energized a sport that almost got tossed out of the Olympics a few years back after a seemingly endless string of scandals destroyed what little integrity boxing still had. They fight hard, aren't afraid to get in a scrap, and don't complain like the men when a decision doesn't go their way.
A couple of them even wore skirts in their opening bouts simply because they wanted to, not because the dimwits that run amateur boxing followed through on an earlier plan to mandate them for all women.
The best of the bunch is a lightweight from Ireland who has won four world titles and will almost surely take gold here. Katie Taylor once was on her country's national soccer team and played Gaelic football, so no one questions her toughness. But her true calling is in the ring.
She showed it Monday, fighting almost nonstop for four rounds to beat Britain's Natasha Jones in a bout that was every bit as entertaining _ actually, even more _ than anything the men have put on in these games. While Taylor and Jones traded punches, several thousand fans cheered, sang, waved flags and made so much noise it was a wonder either fighter could hear the referee's commands.
"I think we're shocking the world this week," Taylor said. "People have really opened their eyes to women's boxing."
Count me among them. I was ringside when Christy Martin fought on Mike Tyson undercards, and I watched pinup Mia St. John fight her way onto the cover of Playboy. But women's boxing on the pro level was always more of a carnival sideshow to sell tickets than it was an actual competition, and fans have always pretty much treated it as that.


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MORGANTOWN -- Most West Virginia coal operators will honor Gov. Joe Manchin's request to cease production today, using the day instead to focus on safety training and maintenance.
The stand-down, intended to honor the 29 miners killed in the April 5 explosion at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch Mine in Montcoal, means that as much as 1 million tons of coal will go unmined today.
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The West Virginia Coal Association, however, whose members account for about 85 percent of the state's production, said Thursday that no operator has expressed concern about either the lost tonnage or lost revenue.
"Everybody wants to do everything they possibly can to make sure we don't have any other accident at all, and especially one of this magnitude," said association president Bill Raney.
Virginia-based Massey, which is not a member of the association, said Wednesday a work stoppage is an appropriate way to honor the dead, but did not say if it would address safety issues.
Massey did say Thursday that none of the families of the Upper Big Branch victims will have to worry about missing a paycheck, paying a medical bill or sending their children to college. The company said it's meeting with all 29 families to ensure they understand the benefits they will receive.
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The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected an effort by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) seeking to invalidate a landmark regulation in California's San Joaquin Valley to reduce air pollution from new development projects.
The regulation, known as the Indirect Source Rule (ISR) was adopted by the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District in December 2005 and took effect in March 2006. It requires developers to mitigate pollution from the increased traffic generated by new development. Developers can either incorporate into their projects elements that will minimize these traffic-related emissions such as building near public transit, adding bicycle lanes, or building walkable shopping into the plans, or pay a mitigation fee to the district to be used to purchase off-site emission reductions.
"We were glad to stand with the San Joaquin air district to defend this rule," said Paul Cort an attorney for Earthjustice who participated in the litigation of the issue in the lower courts and filed an opposition to the Homebuilders petition for Supreme Court review. "No special interest should have a free ride in a region where schools and parents are frequently warned to keep children indoors on bad air days."
On June 6, 2007, the National Association of Home Builders filed a challenge in federal district court seeking to invalidate the rule, claiming that only the federal government can regulate these activities. The court rejected the Homebuilders' challenges, finding the indirect source rule an appropriate exercise by the District to address air pollution under the federal Clean Air Act.
The NAHB appealed the decision to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. On December 7, 2010, the Court rejected the appeal and upheld the District Court decision. On June 16, 2011, NAHB petitioned for review in the Supreme Court.
"The Supreme Court's action supports this common sense regulation to clean up the air in one of the most polluted areas in the country," said Timothy O'Connor of the Environmental Defense Fund. "Now the trade associations will have to follow the lead of the hundreds of California developers who have complied with this pollution-cutting measure."
Gordon Nipp of the Sierra Club's Bakersfield chapter said, "Every sector must do its part to help clean up our air in the San Joaquin Valley, some of the worst in the nation. Agriculture is learning to comply with the federal Clean Air Act, and now the homebuilders will join the fight against air pollution, despite their past legal recalcitrance."
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BALTIMORE (2) - Signed Endy Chavez, of, Texas, to a $1.5 million, one-year contract; signed Wilson Betemit, 3b, Detroit, to a $3.25 million, two-year contract.
BOSTON (6) - Announced David Ortiz, dh, has accepted salary arbitration; signed Kelly Shoppach, c, Tampa Bay, to a $1.35 million, one-year contract; signed Nick Punto, inf, St. Louis, to a $3 million, two-year contract; signed Aaron Cook, rhp, Colorado, to a minor league contract ($1.5 million); signed Cody Ross, of, San Francisco, to a $3 million, one-year contract; signed Vicente Padilla, rhp, Los Angeles Dodgers, to a minor league contract ($1.5 million).
CLEVELAND (5) - Re-signed Grady Sizemore, of, to a $5 million, one-year contract; signed Jose Lopez, 3b, Miami, to a minor league contract; signed Brad Hawpe, of, San Diego, to a minor league contract; signed Dan Wheeler, rhp, Boston, to a minor league contract ($900,000); signed Casey Kotchman, 1b, Tampa Bay, to a $3 million, one-year contract.
DETROIT (4) - Signed Gerald Laird, c, St. Louis, to a $1 million, one-year contract; re-signed Ramon Santiago, ss, to a $4.2 million, two-year contract; signed Octavio Dotel, rhp, St. Louis, to a $3.5 million, one-year contract; signed Prince Fielder, 1b, Milwaukee, to a $214 million, nine-year contract.
KANSAS CITY (3) - Re-signed Bruce Chen, lhp, to a $9 million, two-year contract; signed Jonathan Broxton, rhp, Los Angeles Dodgers, to a $4 million, one-year contract; signed Yuniesky Betancourt, ss, Milwaukee, to a $2 million, one-year contract.
LOS ANGELES (3) - Signed Albert Pujols, 1b, St. Louis, to a $240 million, 10-year contract; signed C.J. Wilson, lhp, Texas, to a $77.5 million, five-year contract; sign