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which is my congressman, gave me the same song an dance about the FED. I plan on writing him soon about all the corruption between the EPA, FDA and Monsanto. When he returns a nice letter about how great Monsanto is, I will point out in a return letter about him receiving $10,000 every year from Monsanto.
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My friend Chris gave me a copy of "Winning Through Intimidation" to read - wow. Just wow.
Title's misleading. It's actually about how not to be intimidated, and how to generally do good business by being prepared and ready. At least, I think that's what it is, I'm only halfway through.
Here's an excerpt from page 106-107. Bold added by me:
The lender went crazy. During the ensuing heated discussion he said two things that would ring in my ears for a long time to come and, consequently, help me to prepare for earning and receiving substantial money in the near future.
The first thing he said was: "You have a lot of nerve trying to earn $15,000 on one deal; why, you're only a broker."
Boy, did that ever make me see the light. My posture was all wrong; I was only a broker. I had no "right" to earn $15,000 on one deal. It was all right for the lender to earn that much - and more - for such "services" and "privileges" as "prepaid interest," "discount fees," and "prepayment penalties." It was all right for the lender simply because he had the right posture; he was dealing from a position of strength. People don't generally begrudge a wealthy man making money, but I was trying to violate an unwritten rule of business - the rule that a poor guy doesn't have the "right" to make money.
His second remark, however, was even more unbelievable: the lender said it was "unconscionable" for me to be charging a 3% brokerage fee for the placement of a second mortgage loan.
By that time I was at the point where I had to restrain myself from laughing out loud. [...] Here was a man who had built his fortune on the misfortune and financial desperation of others, who earned interests rates of 15% and more by using hidden charge gimmicks such as "prepaid interest," "discount fees," and "prepayment penalties," and who was now saying that it was "unconscionable" for me to make $15,000 on one deal.
Awesome stuff. The whole book's good. It's got lots of stories of the author coming up in the world in the 1970's, learning lessons, making mistakes, and generally being mistreated and abused by people in business until he started asserting himself more.
Book was updated and re-released a few years ago as "To Be or Not to Be Intimidated: That is the Question" - which seems like a much worse title to me, though probably more accurate and politically correct.
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I've actually enjoyed the Oppenheimer bio (by Bird and Sherwin, won the Pulitzer) more than the Dirac book so far, so I would start there if I were you.
Thanks for the rec. I've added it to my list.
If you're looking for something else to read, I've been enjoying "The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac" lately. I guess I have something for the biographies of physicist. I've read about Oppenheimer and Feynman, and I have Einstein (the Isaacson one) on the shelf waiting for me.
Thanks Sebastian. I'll look at getting this book. They do not have it on audible.com unfortunately, but it's pretty cheap on Amazon. Will you do another post on this when you get to the end of the book?
To make a really long story really short, people feel an emotional need to be consistent with what they publicly commit to. Especially what they write about.
Do you know about the human need for consistency? I'm not going to explain it in detail here, I'm going to assume you already know the basics. If you don't, you probably should drop whatever you're doing for the next few hours and go read up on some articles about it because it has a massive impact on the entire world.
Here's a very brief overview:
In negotiation, consistency, or the consistency principle, refers to a negotiator's strong psychological need to be consistent with prior acts and statements.
My relationship with my 'father' has been a rather interesting one. For the majority of my life I would of classified myself as somewhat of a 'daddy's girl' simply because I was closer to him than to my mother. However, this was during the time where I was young (...younger) and rather deluded. I used to look up to him and respect him since no matter how you look at it, even now I still think this, he is a very skilled man capable of many things. A man of many talents.
But that has all changed. For quite a while I knew my 'father' was not the same person I thought he was or should be. Yes, he could build a table and fix the television but he couldn't hold a simple conversation without starting an argument or bringing up controversial issues or something he knew would agitate another person currently in the room. Yes, he could lift me and my sisters at the same time but he was also incredibly insensitive - on purpose possibly, and constantly made my mother cry.
And I guess now I see that all the positives matter very little if he cannot be the father I need him to be.
This is just going to be a post of me complaining and whining so if that doesn't interest you I recommend you stop reading now cuz seriously, this is gonna get reeeeaaaaall pathetic right about now ._.
A few days (around two...?) back, I told my family that I didn't want to go to this party that they insisted I attended. Honestly, I was just feeling really tired, really shitty and just not in the mood to deal with people that I didn't particularly like and who didn't particularly like me. In response to this little rebellious action of mine, I was told 'you are selfish, arrogant, all you do is cause us trouble, you're ungrateful and this is why no one likes you' etc. etc. etc.


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Apartamentos HC Burriana PlayaSet just off the fantastic Burriana Beach in Nerja, this complex offers air conditioned apartments and private villas – ideal for a peaceful, independent beach break on the Costa del Sol.
Score from 242 reviews Very good
Built into the Balcón de Europa rock face, this hotel enjoys direct access to Caletilla Beach. It features an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant with stunning sea views.
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Parador de Nerja offers direct elevator access to Burriana Beach and wonderful views of the Costa del Sol. It has an outdoor pool, tennis courts and a free Wi-Fi zone.
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Located in one of Nerja's main streets, only 2 minutes' walk from Salon and De Calahonda beaches, Hostal Don Peque is also set close to the renowned Europe's Balcony.
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The location of the hotel is perfect. I have stayed here several times and always the staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel has had a makeover and the rooms are delightful. Great value for money.
Early morning noise in the square the hotel is situated in is sometimes a little much but that's the price you pay for being in the middle of town!
The staff made us feel very welcome. We enjoyed our stay at the hotel plaza cavana x
Poor pressure,Very difficult to operate ,going very hot and cold,should be changed to thermoatatic control before somebody has an accident
Really nice place and spotlessly clean. We stayed for two nights and delighted it was right in the centre beside tons of restaurants and cafes. Nice little roof top bar in hotel. No car park but free parking 400 metres away
We stayed at front of hotel during a Spanish festival so it was a bit noisy one night (till 4am) but next night no problem. With the one way system I struggled to drive to the front door by car
Would recommend this hotel, good location. Would say though, entrance to car park is tight, as you go into a lift down to basement, ok if your car is small.
The hotel is surrounded with bars and good restaurants, it's quiet and clean and close to the beach.
The hotel was in a great location ie right on the Plaza which is a lovely square full of bistros and restaurants. The hotel was lovely and extremely clean. The reception staff were very helpful.
The only downside to the hotel was that the English breakfast was cold. You could have a continental breakfast which was fine.
Great staff, comfortable rooms..
The roof pool and Terrace was excellent.
Impossible to sleep because of an intermittent generator type of noise which continued all night. We were exhausted the next day as a result of lack of sleep. The receptionist did appologise but that is no compensation for a ruined stay. Would not use that hotel again. Beware
As we go to Nerja 3 times a year.We do like a different place to stay wether it be hotel or apartment The hotel was very clean,and the small roof top pool,came in very handy,if we didn't go to the beach.
Very noisy of an evening.With many bars etc outside the hotel.Dont think we will go back again.Otherwise no other complaints.
The older receptionist was very rude Not a bit helpful Avoid if possible
I have stayed in Plaza Cavana 4 times over the last few years. Love this Hotel as its situated in a square and is in walking distance to the restaurants and beaches.
Our room was situated at the front of the hotel and i found that it was quite noisey.
Hotel is in an ideal location, with restaurants and bars right outside .Rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful when asked for anything. Enjoyable stay. Would return.
Because of the central location the hotel was rather noisy at night time with traffic and people outside. Breakfast was same every day for seven days. Could have been slightly varied.
breakfast was very nice with a good choice of hot and cold food and I particularly liked the fact they served until 10.45 Nice, big bedroom and spotlessly clean
Location was fantastic. Hotel lovely, very clean. Staff very nice and helpful.
clean ,staff very helpful, location great.
The location,the staff,the amenities,the lovely room. We stayed there 2 years ago and it has even improved since,wiht the lovely breakfast room and terrasse.
location clean
outside noise, wish more barrier at window to block noise out.
Everything was good from location to cleanliness to the layout of the hotel.
But there was an almighty racket from 4am periodically til 11am every night and when it was mentioned the staff pretended not to know English.
Location, Spacious Room and Bathroom and Staff.
The location within Nerja was excellent for all amenities, the hotel was very clean and comfortable, food very good, staff very friendly.
The rooms on the front noisy due to the cafes in the square.
As the purpose of my trip was to attend my friends wedding at the nearby el salvador church and the location was perfect, being only 3 minutes walk away. Also the hotel faces a main square with lots of bars and restaurants so you don't really have to venture to far if you don't want to. Although i did not use the facilities, there was a rooftop pool, small jacuzzi and very small gym.
for the quality of the hotel and room it did seem a tiny bit pricey, however this can be forgiven for its location. Another minor annoyance was the free wifi did not have a great range and you could only seem to get signal in the stairwells and main reception areas. My main warning to people booking, would be to ensure you are not a light sleeper, which i was not. As we were facing the street, we could hear the hustle and bustle that you would expect below. However, other couples in our group staying on the other side of the hotel on higher floors, did complain regarding the hotel generator making a loud noise throughout the night.
The location was excellent right near all the restaurants and a beautiful little beach ,taxi pick right out side the hotel consedering you are in the heart of the town and with luggage this was excellent .
The noise we were in room 106 over a coffee shop it was very loud and a bar a cross the way with a 55 inch tv at max volume .Go and stay there but not in that room go to the back it may ok there.
Right in main square and you can walk to Balcon de Europa
NO WIFI in room! Only in reception area - not good!
Location Nice sized rooms and bathroom Rooftop pool
No WiFi in rooms Not too comfortable
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Anti-Morsi protesters clash with police in Egypt
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CAIRO - Opponents of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi clashed with Cairo police on Tuesday as thousands of protesters around the nation stepped up pressure on the Islamist leader to scrap a decree they say threatens Egypt with a new era of autocracy.Police fired tear gas at stone-throwing youths in streets off the capital's Tahrir Square, heart of the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak last year. Protesters also turned out in Alexandria, Suez, Minya and cities in the Nile Delta.A 52-year-old protester died after inhaling teargas in Cairo, the second death since last week's decree that expanded Morsi's powers and barred court challenges to his decisions.Tuesday's protest called by leftists, liberals and other groups deepened the worst crisis since the Muslim Brotherhood politician was elected in June, and exposed a divide between the newly empowered Islamists and their opponents.Morsi's administration has defended his decree as an effort to speed up reforms and complete a democratic transformation. Opponents say it shows he has dictatorial instincts."The people want to bring down the regime," protesters in Tahrir chanted, echoing slogans used in the anti-Mubarak revolt.Morsi's move provoked a rebellion by judges and battered confidence in an economy struggling after two years of turmoil.Opponents have accused Morsi of behaving like a modern-day pharaoh, a jibe long leveled at Mubarak. The United States, a benefactor to Egypt's military, has expressed concern about more turbulence in a country that has a peace treaty with Israel."We don't want a dictatorship again. The Mubarak regime was a dictatorship. We had a revolution to have justice and freedom," 32-year-old Ahmed Husseini said in Cairo.Some protesters have been camped out since Friday in Tahrir, and violence has flared around the country, including in a town north of Cairo where a Muslim Brotherhood youth was killed in clashes on Sunday. Hundreds have been injured.Supporters and opponents of Morsi threw stones at each other and some hurled petrol bombs in the Delta city of el-Mahalla el-Kubra. A doctor said nine people were brought to hospital, but he expected numbers to rise to dozens.Non-Islamist forces coming together against MorsiThe protest was a show of strength by the non-Islamist opposition, whose fractious ranks have been brought together by the crisis. Well-organized Islamists have consistently beaten more secular-minded parties at the ballot box in elections held since Mubarak was ousted in February, 2011."The main demand is to withdraw the constitutional declaration (decree). This is the point," said Amr Moussa, former Arab League chief and presidential candidate who has joined the opposition coalition, the National Salvation Front.Some scholars from the prestigious al-Azhar mosque and university joined Tuesday's protest, showing that Morsi and his Brotherhood have alienated some more moderate Muslims. Members of Egypt's large Christian minority also joined in.Morsi formally quit the Brotherhood on taking office, saying he would be a president for all Egyptians, but he is still a member of its Freedom and Justice Party.The decree issued on Thursday expanded his powers and protected his decisions from judicial review until the election of a new parliament expected in the first half of 2013.New York-based Human Rights Watch said it gives Morsi more power than the interim military junta from which he took over.UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told an Austrian paper he would encourage Morsi to resolve the issue by dialogue.Trying to ease tensions with judges outraged at the step, Morsi has assured Egypt's highest judicial authority that elements of the decree giving his decisions immunity would apply only to matters of "sovereign" importance. Although that should limit it to issues such as a declaration of war, experts said there was room for much broader interpretation.In another step to avoid more confrontation, the Muslim Brotherhood cancelled plans for a rival mass rally in Cairo on Tuesday to support the decree. Violence has flared in the past when both sides have taken to the streets.But there has been no retreat on other elements of the decree, including a stipulation that the Islamist-dominated body writing a new constitution be protected from legal challenge.
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Jasmonate-dependent plant defense restricts thrips performance and preference
1 Experimental Plant Division, RIKEN BioResource Center, Tsukuba 305-0074, Japan
2 National Agricultural Research Center, Tsukuba 305-8666, Japan
3 National Institute of Vegetable and Tea Science, Tsu 514-2392, Japan
4 National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, Tsukuba 305-8604, Japan
5 Research Institute for Biological Sciences, Okayama 716-1241, Japan
6 National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Tsukuba 305-8666, Japan
BMC Plant Biology 2009, 9:97 doi:10.1186/1471-2229-9-97Published: 27 July 2009
The western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis [Pergande]) is one of the most important insect herbivores of cultivated plants. However, no pesticide provides complete control of this species, and insecticide resistance has emerged around the world. We previously reported the important role of jasmonate (JA) in the plant's immediate response to thrips feeding by using an Arabidopsis leaf disc system. In this study, as the first step toward practical use of JA in thrips control, we analyzed the effect of JA-regulated Arabidopsis defense at the whole plant level on thrips behavior and life cycle at the population level over an extended period. We also studied the effectiveness of JA-regulated plant defense on thrips damage in Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa subsp. pekinensis).
Thrips oviposited more on Arabidopsis JA-insensitive coi1-1 mutants than on WT plants, and the population density of the following thrips generation increased on coi1-1 mutants. Moreover, thrips preferred coi1-1 mutants more than WT plants. Application of JA to WT plants before thrips attack decreased the thrips population. To analyze these important functions of JA in a brassica crop plant, we analyzed the expression of marker genes for JA response in B. rapa. Thrips feeding induced expression of these marker genes and significantly increased the JA content in B. rapa. Application of JA to B. rapa enhanced plant resistance to thrips, restricted oviposition, and reduced the population density of the following generation.
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- Developer: Ubisoft Reflections
- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Genre: Driving Mission-based
- Release Date: Sep 6, 2011
- ESRB: Teen
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|Active! (Bronze)
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|Finish Chapter 6.
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|Buy all of the Vehicles from the Garage.
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|Unlock all 13 Movie Challenges.
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|Finish the Shift Tutorial.
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|Buy all of the Upgrades from the Garage.
|Veteran (Silver)
|Reach Multiplayer Level 20 (Public).
|We Dare You... (Bronze)
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The NL Central features a pair of matchups this afternoon each at a different end of the spectrum. The division-leading Cardinals are hosting the Pirates and lead Pittsburgh by one-half game while the Brewers and Cubs are at Wrigley Field battling to avoid the cellar. The Brewers sit in fourth place by only one game. In other news and notes from the NL Central:
- The first place Cardinals can thank their deep farm system (especially in terms of pitching reinforcements) for their place in the standings, but it has had a ripple effect throughout the entire system, according to Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
- Bernie Miklasz, Goold's colleague at the Post-Dispatch, agrees the Cardinals' young talent has been a tremendous resource; but, with Allen Craig nursing a sprained foot, the club will turn to a grizzled playoff veteran: David Freese.
- The Brewers have a glaring hole at first base with seven different players starting there this season, but Juan Francisco's audition to win the job for 2014 hasn't gone well, opines Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Since a two-home run, four-RBI game against the Rangers on August 14, Francisco has slumped with only seven hits in 44 at bats (.159), two RBIs, and 23 strikeouts.
- In an recent online chat, Rosiak explained trading either Yovani Gallardo or Kyle Lohse this offseason wouldn't make sense because it would create more holes in a rotation which already doesn't have enough proven arms.
- Within that same chat, Rosiak can envision the Brewers cutting ties with Rickie Weeks citing the recent examples of Bill Hall, Jeff Suppan, and Randy Wolf. Rosiak notes those three cases occurred in the final year of their contracts, which is what Weeks is entering in 2014.
- Right-hander Daniel Bard, claimed on waivers by the Cubs last Wednesday, threw his second bullpen session today, but there is still no timetable for him to see any game action, reports MLB.com's Carrie Muskat. "It'd be nice to see but it's his timetable and we'll evaluate and we'll find out how he's doing and how he's feeling," said manager Dale Sveum. Bard is eligible for arbitration this winter.
- Earlier today, the Cubs designated infielder Cody Ransom for assignment to create roster space for right-hander Scott Baker, who is making his first MLB appearance in two years.
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Rosenthal On Freese, Cardinals, Reynolds, Dodgers
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports has lots of good stuff in this weekend's edition of Full Count. Here's a look at some of the highlights..
- The Cardinals' promotion of Kolten Wong could be the first step towards the club trading David Freese. Obviously, Freese isn't having a good year, but the free agent market at third base this offseason will be very thin this season and will be headlined by veterans such as Juan Uribe and Michael Young. Freese is under club control through 2015 and while he's not an All-Star, it's easy to see teams making a play for him.
- Mark Reynolds had interest from a number of clubs but he signed with the Yankees because they offered him the best opportunity of any interested club. The Orioles thought about a reunion, but he only would have DH'd against left-handed pitching. The Royals also thought about Reynolds, but they expect Mike Moustakas to come back soon from his calf injury and the Rangers checked in but didn't have an immediate major league opening.
- The Dodgers will be the x-factor in Robinson Cano's free agency and they could be spurred by their recent success to make a play for him. The Dodgers have been indicating that they won't spend like crazy forever and could dedicate their resources to new deals for Clayton Kershaw and Hanley Ramirez. However, they could also move one of their surplus outfielders and find the spare cash for the second baseman.
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Central Notes: Tigers, Brewers, Arroyo, Freese, Cubs
The Indians had a visit today from Crash Davis. Kevin Costner, star of the movie Bull Durham and in Cleveland for the filming of his new movie Draft Day where he plays the GM of the Cleveland Browns, played catch in the outfield, gloved some ground ball at third base, and took batting practice. "I was actually glad I made contact," Costner said with a smile to reporters including MLB.com's Jordan Bastian. "I hadn't swung in a couple years. I thought my chances of swinging through the ball were just as good as fouling it off." With filming in Cleveland, Costner said he has seen several Indians games at Progressive Field and likes what he has seen, "I really think this team can win the division. I've watched a lot of baseball and they have a couple good pieces of DNA. One of them is they come from behind. Not all teams can do that. They've got the right amount of athletic arrogance to do that. I think they can run Detroit down." I wonder if Billy Chapel would agree. Speaking of the Tigers and the rest of baseball's Central Division teams:
- The Tigers had a scout at the Marlins-Giants series this weekend, reports Jason Beck of MLB.com. The Tigers are said to have interest in Miami relievers Steve Cishek and Ryan Webb.
- Injuries and back-loaded contracts with deferred money have diminished the value of the Brewers' trade chips, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tom Haudricourt. The Brewers do have some productive players on team-friendly contracts such as Yovani Gallardo, Norichika Aoki, and Jonathan Lucroy; but, Haudricourt questions what the return would be for them or for relievers Francisco Rodriguez and John Axford.
- Bronson Arroyo is well aware financial constraints could force the Reds not to re-sign him, reports John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer. "I talked about it very briefly in the offseason," Arroyo said. "The feeling I got was: 'Hey, we'd love to have you, Bronson.' I think everybody around would love to keep me here the rest of my career. But monetarily there's question marks there."
- The Cubs could designate Henry Rodriguez for assignment to make room for another position player, tweets Bruce Miles of the Daily Herald.
- Like Arroyo, Cardinals third baseman David Freese told Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch he is aware he could become a payroll casualty because of the young and inexpensive infield talent the club has. Freese is arbitration eligible once again this winter and isn't eligible for free agency until after the 2015 season.
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Rosenthal On Roenicke, Freese, Ethier, Mets
Here are some notes from a new video by FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal …
- Despite the Brewers' 23-37 record, manager Ron Roenicke does not appear to be in immediate danger, Rosenthal says. The Brewers have struggled with injuries, and Rosenthal suggests that Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio and GM Doug Melvin don't like firing managers during the season.
- Second baseman Matt Carpenter of the Cardinals is emerging as a top hitter for the Cardinals, who have another second baseman, Kolten Wong, waiting in the wings. That leads Rosenthal to wonder about the possiblity that the Cardinals could deal David Freese in the offseason and move Carpenter to third. Freese will make $3.15MM this season, and will almost certainly receive a raise in arbitration in the offseason.
- The Mets would make sense as a destination for Andre Ethier of the Dodgers, Rosenthal says. With Johan Santana, Jason Bay and Frank Francisco coming off the books, the Mets could have the financial flexibility to deal for Ethier and a chunk of the four years and $71.5MM that will be left on his contract by the time this offseason rolls around.
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Quick Hits: Freese, Podsednik, Jurrjens, Goldschmidt
Yesterday, the Cardinals avoided arbitration with David Freese on a one-year, $3.15MM deal, which took care of all of their unsigned arbitration eligible players. However, the third baseman says that he wants to be in St. Louis for life, writes Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "If a long-term deal is going to happen I know for a fact that I have to do some things. I have to be a leader. I have to do what I do on the field. I have do the things expected of me," Freese said. Here's more from around baseball..
- Teams are interested in Scott Podsednik but he likely will need to wait for one that wants more help, suffers an injury, or misses out on a free agent like Michael Bourn, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Earlier today, we learned that the Twins haven't ruled out making a play for the outfielder.
- Orioles General Manager Dan Duquette says he hopes to have the Jair Jurrjens situation resolved by the start of spring training, tweets Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com. The Orioles have yet to finalize their one-year, $1.5MM agreement with the pitcher and are believed to be concerned about his knee.
- Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers says he approached Paul Goldschmidt about a long-term deal but the 25-year-old wanted to wait before talking about it, tweets Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic. Goldschmidt won't be arbitration eligible until after the 2014 season and isn't scheduled to hit free agency until the winter following the 2017 season.
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Cardinals, Freese Avoid Arbitration
6:01pm: Freese's deal is worth $3.15MM, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com (on Twitter).
2:32pm: The Cardinals have agreed to a one-year deal with David Freese, avoiding arbitration, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports (on Twitter). CAA Sports represents the third baseman.
Freese filed for $3.75MM with the Cardinals offering $2.4MM, as MLBTR's Arbitration Tracker shows. The Cardinals don't have any unsigned arbitration eligible players remaining now that they've agreed to terms with Freese. The 29-year-old remains on track to go to arbitration two more times and hit free agency following the 2015 season.
Check out MLBTR's post on Arbitration Basics for an introduction to the process.
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Cardinals Notes: Carlos Beltran, David Freese
Cardinals legend Stan Musial died on the weekend at the age of 92, and the seven-time batting champion will be remembered as one of the best hitters of all-time. Here are some notes about the present-day Cardinals as they prepare for the 2013 season…
- As Carlos Beltran enters the final season of his two-year contract, he'd like to know if he's part of the club's long-term plans, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. However, Beltran won't try to accelerate talks unless the Cardinals want to do the same. "They don't really have to come to me, explain it to me," Beltran said. "It depends how this year will go. We'll see what happens. I really love playing here." Beltran will earn $13MM in 2013 before hitting free agency next offseason.
- David Freese said he has decided not to discuss his contract talks publicly, Goold reports. The arbitration eligible third baseman asked for $3.75MM with the Cardinals countering at $2.4MM. He acknowledged that he's aware of talks between the team and his agent, adding that he'd like to reach an agreement if possible. "If you can get it done, the quicker the better." CAA represents Freese, who's arb eligible for the first time this winter.
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Arbitration Notes: Motte, Freese, Heisey
Teams and players submitted corresponding arbitration figures today, and leading up to the noon CDT deadline many players avoided arbitration. This post offers a look at some of the players who avoided arbitration, this post has filing numbers for teams and players and MLBTR's Arbitration Tracker provides the complete breakdown. Now for some additional notes about arbitration eligible players…
- There's much more momentum toward a contract between Jason Motte and the Cardinals than there is between the team and David Freese, Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports (on Twitter). Marc Rzepczynski, Freese and Motte are St. Louis' three remaining arbitration eligible players, as MLBTR's Arbitration Tracker shows.
- Though the Reds discussed a multiyear deal with outfielder Chris Heisey, the sides are more likely to agree on a one-year deal, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports (on Twitter). Heisey has a projected $1.3MM salary as he goes to arbitration for the first time.
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Red Sox Notes: Youkilis, Pitchers, Epstein, Freese
The Red Sox are now under new GM Ben Cherington's watch, and they figure to again be one of the most active teams during the offseason. Here's the latest from Boston…
- WEEI.com's Alex Speier spoke to sources both inside and outside the organization who said the Red Sox are not expected to move third baseman Kevin Youkilis. Youkilis will turn 33 next month, and although he's missed time with injury in each of the last three seasons, he remains productive (.258/.373/.459 in 2011) and affordable ($12MM in 2012 with a $13MM club option for 2013).
- Within the same piece, Speier notes that the Sox will "almost surely kick the tires on [pitchers] with the stuff and/or track record that suggests an ability to compete in the American League East," as long as they're open to short-term contracts.
- CEO and team president Larry Lucchino appeared on the Dennis & Callahan show this morning; Jerry Spar of WEEI.com provides a transcript. Among other things, he said talks with the Cubs about compensation for Theo Epstein are taking so long because "the parties have different views of what is significant compensation."
- Meanwhile, Bud Selig told reporters (including Scott Miller of CBSSports.com) he expects the compensation dispute to land on his desk this coming Tuesday (Twitter link).
- David Freese is busy providing the Cardinals with postseason heroics, but Tom Krasovic of Inside The Padres says the Red Sox had a loophole deal in place to sign the third baseman for $90K before the 2006 draft. The commissioner's office stepped in and nixed the deal, however.
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Cardinals Notes: Freese, Carpenter, Calero
The latest on the Cardinals, as third baseman David Freese makes his first spring start…
- Freese is now represented by CAA, tweets the agency. Phil Tannenbaum was his previous agent. Freese, 28 next month, is a ways off from arbitration eligibility.
- Chris Carpenter felt a twinge in his left hamstring during yesterday's bullpen session, reports Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He's looking doubtful to start Friday, but there's no timetable for his return. Carpenter's hamstring first became a concern six days ago in a start against the Marlins. Perhaps by the weekend the Cardinals will decide whether to explore external options with Adam Wainwright out of the season and Carpenter's status unknown.
- Kiko Calero's slider looked good in his Cardinals audition, tweets SI's Jon Heyman, but the team told the righty they have a full roster.
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