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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- New York investor Stuart Sternberg took control of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays from founding owner Vince Naimoli on Thursday, promising better days ahead for a franchise that's finished last in seven of its eight seasons.
The first order of business was to fire general manager Chuck LaMar, who had been with the franchise since its inception. Assistant GM Scott Proefrock and player personnel director Cam Bonifay also were dismissed.
"The time has come for dramatic change for this organization," Sternberg said, vowing to make the necessary corrections, on and off the field, to improve the team.
Sternberg, who becomes principal owner, appointed Matthew Silverman team president.
The moves follow the departure of manager Lou Piniella, who sought a buyout with one season remaining on his contract after criticizing the ownership group led by Sternberg for being more concerned about the future than trying to win now.
The ouster of Naimoli, who retains 15 percent ownership and becomes chairman, and LaMar had been expected for weeks. Sternberg did not announce a timetable for hiring a new manager and general manager.
"The timing is not as important as getting the right people," Sternberg said.
The club announced a buyout with Piniella before last weekend's season-ending series against Baltimore, and LaMar began cleaning out his office at Tropicana Field well before Sunday's finale.
Naimoli led a determined campaign that wound up with Tampa Bay being awarded an expansion franchise in 1995, however his stint as managing general partner was marred by numerous public relations blunders and he quickly became the man most associated with the Devil Rays' futility.
Still, most of the responsibility for the team's difficulties on the field rested with LaMar, the only GM the club has had.
Even though the team had one of the lowest payrolls in baseball for much of his tenure, LaMar did not do a good job of spending on the occasions Naimoli did loosen the purse strings to acquire talent.
Wilson Alvarez, Greg Vaughn, Jose Canseco, Vinny Castilla and Robbie Alomar were among the high-profile players LaMar brought in, but none had the impact that the general manager envisioned.
"I apologize to the ... fans for not producing the championship team that they deserve and take full responsibility for this organization's not achieving that goal," LaMar said.
In eight seasons under LaMar, Tampa Bay went 518-775 and finished last in the AL East seven times. The Devil Rays were 67-95 this season, a year after winning a franchise-best 70.
Sternberg headed a group that acquired about 50 percent of the Devil Rays in May 2004. He originally had an agreement to take control from Naimoli in January 2007 but was willing to pay the managing general partner to step aside early.
"I can't speak to the arrangement I have with Mr. Naimoli," Sternberg said when asked about a report that the former managing general partner may have received an extra $4 million to $6 million to accelerate the timetable.
The Devil Rays began the 2005 season with a payroll of just over $29 million. After a horrible first half, the team went 39-34 after the All-Star break with a young lineup that figures to get better with more experience.
Sternberg said the payroll will increase, but would not speculate on how much.
"There are teams that spend quite a bit of money and don't have much success," he said. "There are teams that spend a bit less and have a lot of success. We just want to have success."
The new owner promised to evaluate the organization from "head to toe" and waste no time making improvements. The Devil Rays were last in the majors in attendance this season, and making the club more fan-friendly and community-oriented are goals.
"We will spend time, we will spend money, we will spend energy," to create a better atmosphere for fans, players and employees, Sternberg said.
Parking at Tropicana Field will be free during the 2006 season, and the owner plans to spread his message to fans and community organizations through an advertising campaign based on the team's "Under Construction" slogan.
"It's not good enough any more -- and maybe it was 20, 30, 40 years ago -- to say: 'Hey we're a baseball team, come out and see us play.' ... You've got to give people a reason to come,' Sternberg said. "And most importantly, you've got to give them a reason to come back."
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Kansas University commitment Marcus Jenkins-Moore caused quite a stir late Wednesday afternoon, when he posted on both his Facebook page and his Twitter account that he had plans to take an official visit to Louisville.
Jenkins-Moore, one of the biggest KU supporters in the current recruiting class, hails from Louisville and the news spread quickly. Fans took to message boards and Twitter in search of answers, some going as far as to say their hearts dropped or that their days were ruined.
In the end, it all turned out to be much ado about nothing.
When reached by phone by the Journal-World, Jenkins-Moore said he was just "bored" and simply was "playin' around."
Later, on the social media sites, he said he simply floated the fake message out there to see if KU fans would notice.
They did. And so did he.
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As for Twitter, the Pierce Community College linebacker was busy responding to numerous KU fans but also fit in the following: "Just playin around a lil bit! No worries #Kansas ! There's only gonna be one hat present in 7 days! Cracked a joke on my #KU family! Forgive me."
Jenkins-Moore more is one of 15 players expected to sign national letters of intent next Wednesday, the first day of the regular football signing period.
Jenkins-Moore said he could not wait to make it official and that he had started a countdown for his arrival on campus.
As for his partner in crime, Pierce defensive tackle Marquel Combs, who was not believed to be in on the Twitter/Facebook prank, Jenkins-Moore said he thought Combs would be returning to Pierce for the spring semester to finish up classes that did not transfer and the two of them would report to Lawrence in June.
That was just his read on the situation, though, and by no means is official. Combs signed with KU in December and had planned to arrive on campus in time for the start of the spring semester but has not yet reported.
We'll keep an eye on that situation as well as Twitter, but don't expect any more jokes from Jenkins-Moore before next Wednesday.
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Legend of Zelda Anniversary Collection idea was canned
Nintendo luminaries, Satoru Iwata and Shigeru Miyamoto have stated that they decided against doing a Legend of Zelda Anniversary Collection like they did for Mario last year.
Their reasoning was that they wanted to avoid repetition and with the 3DS version of Ocarina of Time, Four Swords coming as a free download on DSiWare and Skyward Sword, not to mention the special soundtrack CD coming for select Ocarina of Time and Skyward Sword buyers and the series of commemorative concerts they were doing enough to celebrate Zelda's 25th anniversary.
Miyamoto also announced that they would be making a special edition gold Wiimote available with the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword when it launches later this year.
The celebrations for the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series were announced by Shigeru Miyamoto accompanied by a chamber orchestra at this year's E3.
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Yesterday was the last day of Women's History Month, bringing to an end AOL TV's month-long celebration of Women on TV. We've had tribute lists and graphics, but we wanted to go out with a bang: a mashup! What better way to salute some of the most iconic and powerful woman in television history than with a video of them in action? Below you'll find one awesome video -- if we do say so oursel...
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It's Valentine's Day, so we thought it best to celebrate the occasion by getting everyone in the mood for love! And what better way to do that than to watch a montage of some of the greatest kisses in television history? These kisses broke the "will they, or won't they?" tension between some of our favorite on-screen couples, challenged the censorship of the time, and quite simply, are just pla...
TV Squad Mash: Dancing to the Beat
It's undeniable: 'Glee' is a sensation, a phenomenon, a pop cultural juggernaut thanks to its inventive song-and-dance numbers. So, we decided to put together a little tribute to all the TV musical/dance numbers that came before it and will certainly come after this Gleek invasion. The idea of a incorporating musical numbers into a weekly TV show has been around since the 1950's when Lucy "want...
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for Personal Eventby Mikefrom Wooster, OH
Easy Highway AccessPosted Aug 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
Location is great, just seconds from I-75 for easy on and off. Room was clean and spacious. Seems like overall the hotel could use a little updating but it was well maintained. Check out the restaurant next door - it's been featured on a bunch of national food shows for their amazing burgers and they don't disappoint!!
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YUKPosted Feb 3, 2014 on Hotels.com
YUK YUK YUK! Disgusting. Wallpaper peeling off the walls, squeaky beds, couldn't roll over without squeaking and feeling springs.GROSS!! WILL NEVER STAY THERE AGAIN.
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Convenient to meeting location and restaurantsPosted Oct 17, 2013 on Hotels.com
Nice people, good breakfast, comfortable. Look forward to staying here again.
for Personal Eventby shirleyfrom pa
fastood restaurants by hotel great for the kidsPosted Sep 26, 2013 on Hotels.com
friendliest hotel we have ever stayed pool was a great activity for the kids they loved it,water temperature was cold but didn't deter them all they wanted to do was swim adequate choices at breakfast
for Business Travelersby Tomfrom Michigan
Good LocationPosted Aug 19, 2013 on Hotels.com
I've stayed here a couple of times for business. Located right next to I75. Mallies Sports Bar is right next door. It was featured on Man vs Food and is known for their World Record Hamburgers. I had a couple good burgers there. I've noticed the gas station next door has consistently some of the lowest gas prices in the area. Hotel is pretty standard. It has a good size breakfast area. The pillows are the worst. Next time I'm bringing my own.
for Personal Eventby MGfrom Grand Rapids, MI
Great Comfort SuitesPosted May 14, 2013 on Hotels.com
A great Comfort Suites! Clean and well maintained. It's not the Ritz, but that's not what you're paying for. Bed was comfortable, lots of pillows, nice shower. Nothing to complain about at all!
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Posted May 13, 2013 on Hotels.com
The staff were friendly, but not dressed professionally. The hotel had a bad smell, like mold/mildew from wet carpeting. The furniture in the lobby was dirty, worn & torn which was the same in the room. Linens & bathroom were clean, but the smell was overwhelming. The accommodations would be expected if the price was < $60/night, but not when paying over &110/night. Left next day & found a much nicer place for same price 0.5 miles away to continue our stay in MI.
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Tonga have once again opted for change over continuity ahead of their Pool A clash with Japan in Whangarei on Wednesday.
The Tongans have failed to find their form so far in the tournament losing their opening two clashes against the All Blacks and then a resilient Canada last Wednesday. Despite Isitolo Maka facing criticism for ringing the changes ahead of the clash with the Canucks, this has not deterred him from re-jigging his side with the most notable omission his brother and captain Finau Maka.
There has yet to be any confirmation over whether Maka is injured - the No.8 struggled with an ankle injury in the build-up to the World Cup - but nevertheless his absence will take the headlines.
Elsewhere, Kurt Morath is reinstated at fly-half with Taneila Moa moving back to scrum-half. Vunga Lilo takes Morath's spot at fullback with Fetu'u Vainikolo and Sukanaivalu Hufanga starting on the wing. Maka misses out on selection with Viliami Ma'afu starting at No.8 and Sione Kalamafoni coming in at blindside. Paino Hehea starts in the second-row while the front-row has the familiar look to it with Soane Tonga'uiha, Taufa'ao Filise and new skipper Aleki Lutui reunited.
Tonga: Vungakoto Lilo; Fetu'u Vainikolo, Siale Piutau, Alipate Fatafehi, Sukanaivalu Hufanga; Kurt Morath, Taniela Moa; Soane Tonga'uiha, Aleki Lutui (capt), Taufa'ao Filise, Tukulua Lokotui, Paino Hehea, Sione Kalamafoni, Sione Vaiomo'unga, Viliami Ma'afu
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When state voters hit the polls Tuesday in Washington, Oregon, and Colorado, a lot more will be at stake than just Romney and Obama.
In those states, citizens will decide whether to legalize marijuana or not, which, if the measures pass, could be a devastating blow to Mexican drug cartels who pocket billions from exporting marijuana into the United States.
According to a report, via Quartz, by researchers at the Mexican think-tank the Mexican Center for Competitiveness (IMCO), marijuana legalization in those three American states would be "the biggest structural shock suffered by drug trafficking in Mexico since the massive arrival of cocaine in the late eighties."
The IMCO and the Rand Corporation estimate that cartels earn $6 billion each year from bringing marijuana into the US. If ballot proposals are passed, that could slash total cartel income by 20 percent. Washington, where the legalization measure is most likely to pass, could take an estimated $1.37 billion out of the cartels' pockets.
With domestically grown, premium, and cheaper marijuana grown right on America's doorstep, cartels and other illegal foreign distributors would be driven out of the pot market due to the rising cost and unprofitability of their operation.
While that scenario seems ideal, it's unlikely to take root as a whole, anytime soon.
That's because the federal government doesn't want it to. All was well and good when states were distributing marijuana to their own citizens, but once states began licensing growers and entrepreneurs started shipping pot over state lines, the feds got involved.
What began as a crackdown against intrastate distribution soon became a full-court press against any state trying to build a regulatory economy for marijuana. This is exactly what the IMCO warns could empower cartels — the federal government limiting the states' legalization efforts.
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After just one game, Israel already finds itself with very little room for error in Euro- Basket 2015 qualifying.Israel faces the Netherlands in Groningen in its second qualifier on Wednesday night, desperate for a win after Sunday's heartbreaking overtime loss to Montenegro.The blue-and-white erased a six-point deficit in the final minute of regulation to force overtime, but dropped to a 100-97 defeat in Nicosia, Cyprus, where it was hosting the game due to the security situation.Despite superb showings by NBA players Omri Casspi (28 points, 10 rebounds and five assists) and Gal Mekel (19 points and six assists), Israel couldn't eke out the win and a second straight defeat on Wednesday will leave it in serious trouble after only two of six qualifiers.With Montenegro now the firm favorite to win the group, Israel's main challenger for the runners-up position looks to be the Netherlands. The Dutch beat Bulgaria 62-53 on the road on Sunday.The Netherlands were led by Arvin Slagter, who scored 18 points, while Nick Oudendag had 13 points and nine rebounds for the Dutch, who haven't qualified for the European Championships since 1989.The seven group winners, as well as the six-best second- place finishers, will advance directly to next summer's European Championships.Israel visits Bulgaria (August 17) and Montenegro (Aug 20) next week before finishing its campaign with two more home encounters in Cyprus against the Netherlands (Aug 24) and Bulgaria (Aug 27).The national team left Cyprus immediately after Sunday's game against Montenegro and spent just 15 hours in Israel before boarding its flight for Amsterdam and then embarking on the two-hour drive to Groningen."We were part of a great game against Montenegro," said Israel coach Erez Edelstein."These types of games are decided by the small details and a lot of the small details went Montenegro's way."Edelstein is hoping all the traveling will not have an adverse effect on his players ahead of the game against the Netherlands."The game against the Netherlands is like a Game 7 in a playoff series," Edelstein said."The fact we are traveling so much isn't easy. We will be away from Israel for the next 10 days, but this is our job."Israel will be the clear favorite on Wednesday, but Edelstein insisted he expects a tough game in Groningen."It will be difficult against the Netherlands," he said."They have made strides in recent years and there are no easy games in Europe these days. Switzerland stunned Russia just earlier this week."Even with Israel's first qualifier going to overtime, Edelstein stuck to a short rotation, with just seven players playing more than 10 minutes.Casspi (42), Yotam Halperin (37), Guy Pnini (35) and D'or Fischer (33) were all on court for more than 33 minutes."There is no problem using 7-8 players in a game when you only play twice a week," Edelstein explained, rejecting the criticism. "This isn't the European Championships when you play day after day.The players have long enough to rest in between games and the fitness coach said this is fine."Pnini is confident the blueand- white can kick-start its campaign on Wednesday."I've played for the national team for 10 years and I can't remember ever being so disappointed from a defeat like after the game against Montenegro," he said. "However, we showed that we are on the right track and if we continue this way we will record good results. The game against the Netherlands is a cup final.We will do everything in our power to claim a win."
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There is am old man who doesn't understand anything except local language and only one manager who at any given time is only sleeping nothing to clean utensils no soap for laundry no one to clean the rooms even though cleaning service was mentioned no wifi on the first day they were not ready to serve breakfast before 9.30 am so though we paid for breakfast we did not get it for two out of 3 days as we had to leave before their time no lighter for gas no shower gel or shampoo not enough blankets even had to ask for them the neighbouring guests helped with translation with the old guy no one in office present
Wonderful villas, huge and comfortable. Staff was really friendly. Thank you Adavilla!
I missed a Turkish simit in breakfast!
The house was great, we had enough space, all necessary facilities garden and pool were fantastic. Nearly Diamond Beach was also a nice place.Overall a good quite place to stay with family, relaxing environment, fantastic sea-view.
Wi-fi connection was most of time either too slow, or not available at all. We couldnt use the Sauna, as never reached above 50 degree C.
we were given the wrong room for a start, after one night, we were asked to switch to another villa even know its the hotel's fault, we had to drive all the way back from places 1 hour away to make the switch. on top of this, very poor customer service throughout our stay. hotel staff speak no english, makes it impossible for us to request service or even make an complaint. the only person knows basic english is barely on site and 9 out of 10 times, no one picks up the "service line". hot water is merely enough for one person take a shower before it turns cold and had to wait for a long time for it to heat up again, bare in mind it is a villa for 8 people! no wifi whatsoever inside and outside the house, tried to make a complain and again no one speaks english, the one speaks a little english just told us to keep trying. we asked for more blanket at night and the guy simply said he doesnt have any more blanket. so 5 of us only had 2 blankets.
mainly turkish guests. We are international and appreciated where the country's people prefer to stay. Staff all wonderful.
If not familiar with the area and travelling by car at night, be sure to contact staff on latest directions. With all of the new roads, our google maps was wrong.
I liked the set up of the villa's, we stayed in the four bedrooms villa lovely swimming pool very clean it will be lovely with group of friends or family I also liked it because it's in very quite area .
The wi-fi , it was so bad next to no wi-fi , there was no foot path to walk around out said the resort , use the mini bus (dolmosh)to go any were or hire a car .
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The villa was beautiful and staff were really friendly. The villas were new, clean and pool was clean also. The location was far from the beach although it said it was 10mins walk away. Only got hot water if you left boiler system on all day. Only one little shop which was the restaurant as well nothing else within walking distance, roads were fine also so baby with buggy was fine, the little shop u got only basic necessities and restaurant was not bad either. Would not stay there again as there was no where to walk to, lack of hot water when needed and we had to get taxi as it was easier if you had baby and buggy. There is the dolmus bus which comes every few minutes but it was a bit far out if your coming home in evenings so taxi was much easier. Staff were really nice and friendly and went out of their way to help in every possible way. Thank you to all the staff for making it comfortable.
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Loved the villas, huge spacious and comfortable. Had half board included so loved the variety in the meals offered for breakfast and dinner. Good staff, always there to help and guide. Will definitely recommend if you want to get away from the city and enjoy a good peaceful yet luxurious holiday
A little far from main city but that's what we wanted and buses were easily available every 5 minutes right from the gate
the staff was very nice and friendly, the owner personally helped us with all our questions even the ones about tours and shuttles. the house is beautiful, very clean and it is giant! we had both Turkish and German guest and the house comes with satellite TV so there is a channel for everyone. the houses are also very private and luxurious the food was great and also on the low price range. overall I would definitely visit them again.
The beach was not right on front of the villa obviously but since we had the pool I really didn't feel like going to the beach. we visited one it was very nice but we preferred the pool.
This is nice place to stay. All of the hotel staff are frienfly and helpful. It hard to describe everything in few sentences. We will be there in the summer. Thank all of you guys from hotel Adavilla.
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India finally honoured its long ignored 'shaheed' -- soldiers who had laid down their lives defending flag and national sovereignty -- in the brief war with China that began with the surprise People's Liberation Army (PLA) attack on under-equipped and ill-clad Indian troops on October 20, 1962.
Defence Minister A.K. Antony, accompanied by the three service chiefs and the venerable five-star Marshal of the Air Force, Arjan Singh (a World War II veteran), led the nation in laying a wreath at Delhi's war memorial at India Gate.
This has been described as a gesture of epic proportions, for ever since the humiliating defeat that India suffered with nearly 3,000 troops killed in the icy Himalayan heights, the Indian state led by former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru chose the path of obdurate and self-imposed amnesia.
A long festering border and territorial dispute that had its origins in the colonial-era demarcation (imposed on Tibet and China by imperial Britain during the heydays of the British Raj in India) was at the heart of the Sino-Indian dispute. The month-long war left India stunned and Nehru was taught a lesson by Mao. The war ended as suddenly as it began when China withdrew unilaterally.
The Indian troops, equipped with vintage World War II ordnance and cotton clothing, acquitted themselves with characteristic gallantry and raw courage. Certain battles such as Rezang La will compare with the legendary Thermopylae. However, there was an abysmal failure at the highest political level in India and PM Nehru and his abrasive and arrogant Defence Minister Krishna Menon were unable to cope with what Mao had unleashed.
To its shame, over the last 50 years, the Indian state chose not to acknowledge the death of its soldiers -- those who defended the nation to their peril. The unstated reason was it would sully the image of Nehru to recall or commemorate the 1962 war. India's distinctive strategic culture derived from the Buddha-Gandhi tradition of 'ahimsa' and non-violence is reflected in the discomfiture of the Indian state in empathetically and astutely dealing with either military victory (the 1971 India-Pakistan war) or defeat and this is an abiding trait.
To their credit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Antony took this brave decision to finally acknowledge the war by honouring those killed in 1962 -- and while it may not be the beginning of a long-awaited mea culpa, it is nonetheless welcome. The families of those who died may find some succour and the Indian military and its three million veterans, some solace.
Antony also briefly dwelt on the trauma of 1962 and asserted: "I would like to assure the nation that India of today is not the India of 1962. Over the years, successive governments learning lessons from the past strengthened our capabilities and modernised our armed forces ... we are confident our armed forces will be able to protect the border in event of any threat."
Fifty years after the October 1962 war, Sino-Indian relations are more stable, though the territorial and border dispute remains exactly where it was -- frozen in time. The complex Tibet issue and the presence of the Dalai Lama and his followers in India irks Beijing. India remains wary of Chinese intent and the received wisdom is that Beijing's deeper objective is to contain India in the subcontinent and that Pakistan is a useful strategic proxy.
The much hyped Asian century is predicated on the rise of China and India who have a combined population of more than two billion. Strategic restraint has been the lodestar for the political leadership since the 1993 peace accord signed by the two Asian giants.
Commercial and economic opportunities beckon and bi-lateral trade is expected to cross $100 billion soon. But for China and India, neither co-operation nor conflict is preordained.
Sino-Indian relations will be tested when a new leadership assumes the helm in Beijing in early November and defines the contours of its relations with Washington and New Delhi. India will have to review its past more objectively to manage its future orientation apropos China.
The first step was taken on Saturday.
(C. Uday Bhaskar is Distinguished Fellow, Society for Policy Studies, New Delhi.)
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