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Written on: 21/11/2014
Applied online for a cash ISA. Refused as my "identity couldn't be verified". Strange as I supplied more than I was asked to. Letter told me to go to my nearest branch where they "would be happy to help". Initially they said I would have to make an appointment, even though I arrived armed with passport and driving license. I work Monday to Friday so this wouldn't work - no Saturday opening unless I go to Widnes. Then the manager overheard of my plight and sat down with me to sort things out… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/11/2014 by Rooneybm47 (1 review written)
Literally, i have been with Yorkshire bank for about five years now and i never had any problems until now. i had to pay a large sum of rent yesterday and i had to ring twenty million different numbers for them to allow me to make a transfer of just £1000, apparently you need a security code, which can only be sent out by post, and you can only transfer money over internet banking £300 at a time, with a daily limit of £1000, absolutely terrible, all the staff tell you different things. i… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/08/2014 by RS31 (1 review written)
I went to Ellesmere Port bank to put some money into my bank, this was a sum of roughly £5000, this was because I had sold my car and saved up my wages, the women was very rude and quiet frankly felt as if I was being interrogated, I have banked with them for more than 5 years and have a large wage salary going into my bank each month anyway, felt her customer service was terrible, a mixture of jealousy and arrogance, I will now be switching banks thanks to that women in that particular bank… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/08/2014 by 88Cooper (1 review written)
I have been a customer of Yorkshire bank for 21 years I applied for a £1000 loan for 12 months my credit isn't great and my wages go into my yb account however they said NO!!! The service I received was an utter disgrace and now I'm changing banks because of this… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/07/2014 by chonkie (4 reviews written)
worst bank ever. had a phone call to discuss remortgaging. the lady asked the most inept questions, didn't even bother to take a detailed financial report before deciding. no surprise, answer was no. awful. and the complaints procedure NON EXISTENT> waiting for over 3 months for a response. diabolical. you have been warned… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/07/2014 by JessConnorton (1 review written)
Last weekend I had discovered my account had been used fraudulently by someone topping up £50 for their phone. As I am a pay monthly customer I knew it wasnt me. I rang up the bank at half 10 saturday night and the two people i spoke to were so helpful and gave me plenty of information on what I needed to do the Sunday morning. I rang o2 told them what had happened and they confirmed it looked to be a fraud. So they said they would deal with it at there end and work with Yorkshire bank. I rang… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/06/2014 by Sarah_Vegas (1 review written)
I have banked with The Yorkshire Bank for 30+ years. On the one occasion I asked for a customer service by way of product information, the member of staff was rude and ignorant. I was further insulted by my subsequent complaint being dealt with in the most careless manner. My complaint that was in email form was misread and the reply reflected that. I was told I had been written to with an update. Twice I advised them I had received no update and yet my complaint was still closed. As soon… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/06/2014 by Searsrj194 (1 review written)
Attempted an application for first time buyers mortgage - AVOID THIS BANK! They made the whole process tremendously difficult and awkward from the get go, the impression I received from branch managers/mortgage advisers was so patronising and unhelpful. For saying they have a pretty god FTB mortgage offer, they seem very unwilling to help! The whole process was very upsetting and they refused to help me with my application. Am now progressing with Santander and the process has been 100%… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/06/2014 by HeatherMcDaniel (1 review written)
We have been with the bank for over 30 years and have not had major problems mainly because we try to keep things very simple I suppose. Yesterday I needed to transfer over £1000 by BACS and I went to the branch to arrange this.I was told that they only use CHAPS and it would cost £24 - this from a bank which holds a great deal of our money at present and has paid zero interest for years!! I protested and eventually found another way to make the payment.I wouldn't have minded a small fee but… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/05/2014 by LayneMcElroy24 (1 review written)
Have just gone through the process on first time buyers mortgage with yorkshire bank !! what a shambles. If we required any information we had to ring them , chase them and nag them only to be told that what they previous said they had done hadnt been done. Messed up the transfer of money which then delayed us getting the keys so we had taken time off work to move only to waste that time off twiddling our thumbs!!! PLEASE DO NOT USE YORKSHIRE BANK - There is plently of alternatives. We made… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/05/2014 by KamdenKincaid (1 review written)
I have a Current Account Plus account which I am quite happy with. I have no complaints although I feel that Yorkshire need to take on more counter staff and advisers and extend their range of savings accounts. My local branch are ok but Ashton branch the staff could learn to recognize their customers and stop asking stupid questions like is this your card. Especially one older female cashier who has asked this off my partner now 4 times as if she had never seen him before. I find as long as… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/05/2014
I wish I had since I made what can only be classed as catastrophic mistake of trying to switch my account to a Yorkshire Direct account I have had nothing but trouble 2 months on transfer still not complete. I continue to wait for the code to access my account online. Hour upon hour of wasted time trying to sort out this mess. My only advice if you are thinking of switching is to give Yorkshire bank a very wide berth.
Written on: 01/05/2014 by chrisetsue (2 reviews written)
The decline in basic service standards at YB is quite staggering. We have no borrowing requirements and substantial deposits yet, for the last 10 years, we have encountered nothing but errors, excuses, dreadful service and constant denials that any of this is anyone's fault but our own. Out of loyalty we have stuck with them but enough is enough. The decline can be traced back to the change of ownership, to National Australia Group, about 25 years ago when "sell, sell. sell" became the mantra… Read Full Review
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Take money out of my current account to pay my credit card while in hospital having a cancer op can assure it wont happen again AVOID… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/04/2014
we thought would open 3 current account direct accounts over phone to take advantage of their 3.93% interest rate. 2 to be switched from another bank and 1 not. First paperwork had switch forms missing and 1 other pack never arrived and both had to be resent. Endless paperwork in post continued to arrive just to sign up to internet and phone banking. Bureaucracy gone mad! Internet passwords never arrived and then had to get them to sms me it - even that took 10 mins to arrive. 2nd internet… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/05/2014
I agree with you I am looking to close account. Seems the busiest department is complaints!
Written on: 20/04/2014 by bethany66 (1 review written)
This is the worst bank ever - their staff are rude their call centre based in Scotland is full of mindless incoherent speaking numpties and their policies change with the weather - This bank constantly puts me in a poor financial position where it either pays things twice doesn't clear cheques, charges interest for some made up charge from 12 months prior and is simply the worst bsnk I have ever encountered - I would so not recommend this bank to anyone - The best part is when they quote DPA… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/05/2014
Never a truer word spoken I have ben pulling my hair out for over two months going nowhere.
Written on: 18/04/2014 by Zavier246 (1 review written)
Have asked them for Bank Reference - they do NOT help at all. Their phone app is the worst app I ever used in my life. Customer service over the phone is even worse than the service in the Branch. Please do NOT open an account with Yorkshire Bank, full stop. … Read Full Review
Written on: 11/04/2014 by Impsl (1 review written)
I opened up a business bank account last year. First off it took them 2 months to set me up internet banking as they kept losing my paperwork. Secondly I changed my address but they sent my statenents to the old address because some of the statements had the old address on them, others had the new address. Next I requested other documents,I was told 3 to 5 working days after the 6th day had passed I rang them and was told it would be 7 to 10 days and then found out they hadnt even printed them… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/04/2014 by 305Humphries (1 review written)
Opened a triple access account in 2012 with a guaranteed interest rate of 2.25% for 12 months allowing you to withdraw three times in a year, after six months they reduced the interest rate to 1.1% and changed the account to unlimited access without any notice, only told of the change when i went to the branch to make a withdrawal. I have made three withdrawals since October and went to the branch yesterday to withdraw and was told they had changed the account back to three withdrawals a year… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/03/2014 by JaelynGlover (1 review written)
When our endowment policy, which was arranged with the bank, matured, we were asked to submit a letter of disclaimer, to the endowment provider, which basically says the money can be paid to us, and not the bank. Having moved our mortgage to another bank,(due to poor service), we were told the original policy would be held at the Yorkshire, and we would need a letter from them. Lo and behold, they couldn't find any record of our involvement with them, despite producing a copy of the policy… Read Full Review
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through a genuine human error i neglected to make a payment on my visa card. upon discovering a problem i immediately called up to deal with the situation. my explanation was accepted such that the late fee was refunded, however upon reviewing my experian report i find that a late payment is reported. it is worth mentioningthat i almost immediately paid in full and closed the account. petitions to the highest level to remove this have brought no satisfaction. their position is that whilst… Read Full Review
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A DISABLED pensioner who needs 18 hours of oxygen a day to help him breathe was left "flabbergasted" when his wheelchair was stolen.
David Williams, of Primrose Way, Wrexham, relies on a wheelchair to get around due to a series of serious health complaints which mean walking even a few yards leaves him completely out of breath.
The 70-year-old normally keeps his wheelchair in a a communal area in the block of flats where he has lived for 11 years with his wife Angela, 64.
But yesterday morning he awoke to discover his blue Isignia-brand non-electric wheelchair had been stolen.
He said: "I'm just flabbergasted by the thought that anyone would steal a wheelchair.
"They must know it's a disabled person's."
Mr Williams said the area seemed more secure than ever since Wrexham Council installed heavy, fob-activated security doors at the entrance of the flats earlier this year.
"The security doors are really big, heavy doors.
"Someone has either come in via the tradesman's entrance, which isn't open for long, or they've got a fob or know someone who has."
But he added that he did not expect anyone to have stolen something so obviously vital as a wheelchair.
"I'm going to have to fork out for a new one – I won't get it on the insurance as I didn't have it locked up.
"But you wouldn't think you'd have to keep something like a wheelchair locked up, of all things. I could understand anything else getting stolen, but not a wheelchair."
Mr Williams' friends searched for the wheelchair in the surrounding area on Wednesday morning, but without any luck.
Mr Williams suffers with emphysema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which cause extreme breathlessness and leaves him liable to chest infections.
He said he cannot walk more than a few yards without getting breathless and also has to spend 18 hours every day on oxygen, either via a machine in his home or portable cannisters.
He bought the wheelchair second-hand two years ago when his mobility became impaired due to his health.
Mr Williams has notified wheelchair and scooter stores about the theft in case thieves attempted to resell it.
He said: "They'd probably get about £250 to £300 for it, second-hand on the open market."
A spokesman for North Wales Police said: "We were alerted at 8.50am on the morning of Wednesday, July 23 to reports that a wheelchair had been stolen from a stairwell at a home on Primrose Way."
Any witnesses to the incident or anyone who thinks they have seen Mr Williams' wheelchair should contact North Wales Police on 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
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Raspberry Vanilla Trifle
When I was growing up, my English mother made this as the centerpiece at our traditional Christmas Day tea. Presented in a cut glass bowl, it's absolutely stunning.
10-12 Servings
Prep: 30 min. + chilling
2 cups milk
1 package (3 ounces) cook-and-serve vanilla pudding mix
1 loaf (10-3/4 ounces) frozen pound cake, thawed
1/4 cup seedless raspberry jam
1/4 cup orange juice
10 soft macaroon cookies
2 cups fresh
frozen unsweetened raspberries, thawed and drained
1 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
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medium heat until mixture comes to a full boil. Cool. Cut cake into
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DNA testing at the Holly Quick murder site shows Tamir Hamilton was in Quick's bedroom at the time of her murder. That was evidence presented today at Hamilton's trial.
A criminalist with Washoe County's Crime Lab says sperm and blood matching that of Hamilton's were discovered on various portions of the 16-year old's body.
Quick's DNA was found on bloody clothing taken from Hamilton's garbage.
Sparks detective Jason Woodard said he interviewed Hamilton about that evidence during an interview at Sparks Police Headquarters.
On the stand today Woodard testified Hamilton told him someone else put the clothing in his garbage to set Hamilton up.
Woodard said Hamilton's story about his wereabouts the night of the murder changed several times.
Woodard said eventually Hamilton admitted he was at Holly's apartment the night of the murder, but blacked out and doesn't remember much except getting into his car and driving home.
Hamilton is accused of sexually assaulting and fatally stabbing 16-year old Holly Quick on September 14, 2006. If convicted he could face the death penalty.
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Players Traded After Having Options Exercised
Every offseason, once the playoffs are over and a new World Series champion has been crowned, teams must decide whether to exercise or decline options for various players. While some decisions are straightforward — think Robinson Cano, Yadier Molina and James Shields — others are complex. In some cases, the team exercises its option with the knowledge that a trade is a distinct possibility. If the team can secure the player's services for something less than market value, he'll be valuable as a trade chip even if he's no longer a fit on his original club's payroll or roster.
Teams exercised a total of 19 player options after the 2011 season and two of those players have since been dealt. Here's a closer look into the circumstances surrounding the two trades:
- On New Year's Day the White Sox sent right-hander Jason Frasor and his $3.75MM salary back to Toronto for Myles Jaye and Daniel Webb, a pair of 6'3" right-handers who have yet to reach Double-A. Though Jaye and Webb aren't considered top prospects, they are better than nothing, which is what GM Kenny Williams would have ended up with if he had declined Frasor's option.
- Over the weekend, the Red Sox sent shortstop Marco Scutaro to Colorado for Clayton Mortensen. The right-hander posted a 3.86 ERA with 4.6 K/9, 3.7 BB/9 and a 52.7% ground ball rate in 58 1/3 innings for relief for the Rockies in 2011 and may prove useful in Boston. If not, at least the Red Sox avoided the $1.5MM buyout on Scutaro's $6MM option and moved him without taking on salary. Alex Speier of WEEI.com explains how the deal relates to baseball's luxury tax and reports that the Rockies were the first team to offer to take on all of Scutaro's salary this offseason.
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AL East Notes: Orioles, Kuroda, Nakajima, Guthrie
On this date in 1996, the Red Sox signed veteran left-hander Jamie Moyer, who at that time had a 4.51 ERA in 1116 2/3 MLB innings over the course of nine MLB seasons. Though he appeared in just 23 games for Boston, he enjoyed a career renaissance in Seattle and hasn't stopped yet. Moyer, now 49, is recovering from Tommy John surgery and has drawn some interest from MLB teams. Here's the latest on the AL East…
- The Orioles are expected to hire former Mets, Brewers and Athletics pitching coach Rick Peterson as an organizational pitching guru this week, according to Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun.
- The Red Sox have maintained interest in Hiroki Kuroda, but his asking price figures to exceed Boston's budget unless they make another move to free up payroll, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports. Kuroda is open to pitching on the East Coast, Bradford notes.
- The Yankees have until Friday to negotiate a deal with Japanese infielder Hiroyuki Nakajima and the sides continue discussing possible contracts, according to Andy Martino of the New York Daily News. Earlier reports had suggested the deadline was Tuesday, rather than Friday. Depending on whether the Yankees sign Nakajima, they could have interest in bringing back Eric Chavez or trading Eduardo Nunez.
- Orioles right-hander Jeremy Guthrie told Jeff Joyce and Todd Hollandsworth on MLB Network Radio that he hopes trade rumors surround him next year, since other teams won't be interested if he's pitching poorly. Guthrie is entering his final season of arbitration eligibility and will hit free agency after the 2012 campaign.
- Jason Frasor says he was confused when he saw Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos had texted him over the weekend, according to Richard Griffin of the Toronto Star. "I thought he might have wanted to talk," Frasor said. "He likes to talk. He's a talker." In fact, the GM was calling about the trade that sent Frasor back to the Blue Jays for Myles Jaye and Daniel Webb. Frasor's optimistic that Sergio Santos, his teammate in the minors and majors, will fit well in Toronto.
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Blue Jays Acquire Jason Frasor From White Sox
The Blue Jays have acquired Jason Frasor from the White Sox in exchange for right-handed pitchers Myles Jaye and Daniel Webb, according to a press release. Frasor, 34, returns to Toronto where he played his entire big league career before being traded to the White Sox mid-season.
The veteran right-hander had his $3.75MM club option exercised on October 31st. It's possible that the White Sox picked up the option with the intention of dealing him this winter. Frasor posted a 3.60 ERA with 8.6 K/9 and 3.9 BB/9 in 60 innings for the Blue Jays and White Sox in 2011. He will join former teammate Sergio Santos, whom Toronto acquired in early December.
Jaye and Webb were not among the top 25 prospects in the Blue Jays' system, according to John Sickels of Minor League Ball. Jaye, 20, was Toronto's 17th round pick in 2010 and made nine starts and four relief outings for the club's Appalachian League affiliate in 2011. Webb, 22, spent the bulk of 2011 with Single-A Lansing where he posted a 5.59 ERA with 7.0 K/9 and 3.3 BB/9 in 12 starts and six relief appearances.
It appears that GM Ken Williams hasn't taken any time off to celebrate the New Year after trading Carlos Quentin to the Padres just over 24 hours ago. By trading Frasor and the arbitration-eligible Quentin, the club has saved roughly $11.25MM in 2012.
Frasor and starter Zach Stewart were shipped to Chicago prior to the trade deadline for starter Edwin Jackson and third baseman Mark Teahen. Of course, the Blue Jays dealt Jackson to the Cardinals that very same day in order to land center fielder Colby Rasmus.
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White Sox Exercise Option On Jason Frasor
The White Sox exercised their $3.75MM club option on reliever Jason Frasor, tweets Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune.
The Sox have a good collection of relievers under contract for 2012, but exercising the option on Frasor makes sense since he has positive trade value. The 34-year-old Chicago native posted a 3.60 ERA, 8.6 K/9, 3.9 BB/9, 1.05 HR/9, and 37% groundball rate in 60 innings for the Blue Jays and White Sox this year.
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D'Backs Sell Brazoban To Fukuoka Softbank Hawks
FRIDAY: The Diamondbacks announced that they have sold Brazoban to the Hawks.
WEDNESDAY: Reliever Yhency Brazoban is on the verge of leaving the Diamondbacks for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks of the Nippon Professional Baseball League, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. The 31-year-old former Dodger had his contract purchased by Arizona in late June, but was outrighted back to Triple-A a week ago.
Brazoban has a 3.22 ERA, 10.4 K/9, 3.5 BB/9, and 1.5 HR/9 in 36 1/3 Triple-A innings for the Diamondbacks and Rangers this year.
Meanwhile, SI's Jon Heyman tweets that the Diamondbacks are talking to the Blue Jays about reliever Jason Frasor, despite rumors Frasor is headed to the White Sox.
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Trade Reaction: Rasmus, Jackson, White Sox
On the off-chance you missed it, the Blue Jays, Cardinals and White Sox announced a pair of major trades today. The Blue Jays acquired center fielder Colby Rasmus and pitchers Trever Miller, Brian Tallet, and P.J. Walters from the Cardinals for starter Edwin Jackson, relievers Marc Rzepczynski and Octavio Dotel, outfielder Corey Patterson, and three players to be named later or cash considerations. Before completing the deal with St. Louis, the Blue Jays acquired Jackson and third baseman Mark Teahen from the White Sox for reliever Jason Frasor and prospect Zach Stewart. Here's reaction to the trades from around MLB. Be warned, Cardinals fans, you might not like what follows…
- The price the Cardinals paid to acquire Jackson and bullpen help was "just too high," according to ESPN.com's Keith Law, who suggests St. Louis' internal emphasis is on manager Tony La Russa, not the players. Law loves what Toronto did and doesn't understand Chicago's move.
- Jim Bowden of ESPN says the Cardinals had better win this year "or they will really regret this one." He calls St. Louis' move the "worst trade of the year" and gives the Blue Jays an 'A.'
- Joel Sherman of the New York Post confirms that the Cardinals turned down the Rays' offer of Jeff Niemann and J.P. Howell for Rasmus (Twitter link). Sherman suggests the Cardinals would have been better off accepting Tampa Bay's offer.
- The Giants showed how to go for it today and the Cardinals showed how not to go for it, Yahoo's Jeff Passan writes.
- A longtime scout tells ESPN.com's Buster Olney that Rasmus has a chance to be a star. "I don't understand that deal at all," the scout said (Twitter link).
- Matthew Leach of MLB.com likes what the Cardinals got for 2011, but finds it hard to like the deal for St. Louis because of what it means for 2012-14 (Twitter link).
- Now that Rasmus and Carlos Beltran are off of the market, the list of teams with possible interest in B.J. Upton is taking shape, as Marc Topkin of the St. Petersburg Times explains. The Braves, Indians, Nationals, Phillies, Pirates and Reds are possible destinations for Upton.
- As Matt Eddy of Baseball America explains, Walters should qualify for a fourth option year in 2012 and Rzepczynski "might be the prototype" pupil for Cards pitching coach Dave Duncan.
- Joe Pawlikowski of FanGraphs explains that it's easiest to see the trade from the Blue Jays' perspective, since they gave up three relievers and a prospect for a player who can help them contend for 2012-14.
- At CloserNews, Dan Mennella wonders if Kyle McClellan could be in line for some saves, now that he's back in the bullpen.
- Tim Dierkes wrote earlier today that "it's hard to see this as anything but a win for the Blue Jays."
- I agree with Tim and many of the others above- it's a win for the Blue Jays. Let's not forget how much has to be in place for this kind of deal to happen: a creative GM who reads the market well, payroll flexibility (for Teahen's contract), willingness from ownership to take on salary, enough appealing prospects to be able to part with Stewart and enough bullpen depth to send three quality relievers packing on the same day. This trade doesn't seem simple and in some ways it may actually be more complicated that it appears.
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Blue Jays Acquire Jackson, Teahen For Frasor, Stewart
The Blue Jays acquired starter Edwin Jackson and third baseman Mark Teahen from the White Sox for reliever Jason Frasor and starter Zach Stewart, announced the teams. Contrary to an earlier report, no cash will change hands in the deal.
Trades are commonplace for Jackson (pictured), who was dealt for the fifth time in his career. The surprising part is that the Blue Jays, 11 games out in the wild card, acquired the impending free agent. Speculation is that Jackson may be flipped, possibly to the Cardinals in a deal involving Colby Rasmus. Jackson, 27, has a 3.92 ERA, 7.2 K/9, 2.9 BB/9, 0.59 HR/9 and 46.9% groundball rate in 121 2/3 innings this season, making him one of the better starters available. The Scott Boras client will head to free agency after the season most likely as a Type B. He has about $2.9MM remaining on his contract this year.
Teahen is regarded as a salary dump, with almost $7.2MM remaining on his contract through 2012. The 29-year-old is hitting .203/.277/.305 in 130 plate appearances this year, and is another example of Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos taking on a bad contract to get a deal done. It was reported yesterday that White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf wanted to trim payroll. The Sox will save about $9MM over two years, Sox GM Kenny Williams told Gonzales, though that will be less Frasor's option if they pick it up.
Frasor, the Blue Jays' franchise leader in appearances with 455, has a 2.98 ERA, 7.8 K/9, 3.2 BB/9, 0.85 HR/9, and 40.2% groundball rate this year. The 33-year-old Oak Forest, Illinois native has about $1.2MM remaining on his contract this year, plus a $3.75MM club option for 2012. If the option is declined, Frasor will likely be a Type B free agent. He's a fine addition to any team's bullpen, though the Sox already rank third in the AL with a 3.33 relief ERA. The move shouldn't have much effect on Frasor's fantasy value, writes Dan Mennella of CloserNews.
Stewart, 24, ranked 44th among Keith Law's top 100 prospects prior to the season. Stewart, who Law said has number two starter potential, posted a 4.20 ERA, 7.1 K/9, 2.6 BB/9, and 0.6 HR/9 in 94 1/3 innings this year at Double-A.
The deal was first reported by Doug Seyller, with Ken Rosenthal, Jon Paul Morosi, Joel Sherman, Jon Heyman, and Mark Gonzales also contributing.
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Jays Acquire Jackson; Rasmus Involved?
10:44am: Money appears to be the only holdup in a trade that would send Jackson to the Cardinals and Rasmus to the Blue Jays, tweets Rosenthal. An exchange of more than $1MM awaits approval, and of course the Cards will get more than just Jackson for Rasmus.
Jackson and Teahen are going to Toronto, tweets MLB.com's Scott Merkin. Heyman tweets that the two-team deal is done.
10:37am: Jackson is now being told a trade is official, tweets Bob Nightengale of USA Today. He's shaking hands with staffers, tweets Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune from the White Sox clubhouse.
10:30am: The Cardinals continue to talk about Rasmus deals with the Blue Jays and other teams, tweets ESPN's Buster Olney, and the outfielder appears to be "very much available."
10:09am: Joel Sherman of the New York Post tweets that this deal is close but not complete, because the money exchange requires approval and the Jays are trying to spin Jackson to another team. That team may be the Cardinals, based on tweets from Joe Strauss, Jon Heyman, and Sherman. Sherman believes the Cardinals could also get a reliever and Colby Rasmus may be involved, but nothing is official. The Blue Jays have interest in Rasmus, tweets Morosi.
Meanwhile Alejandro De Aza is starting in center field for the White Sox this afternoon, necessitating a 25-man roster move.
9:21am: The White Sox are in serious talks for a deal that would send starter Edwin Jackson and third baseman Mark Teahen to the Blue Jays for reliever Jason Frasor and a prospect, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Rosenthal's colleague Jon Paul Morosi says this deal is close and money could be involved. The rumor was first reported ten hours ago on Twitter by a fellow named Doug Seyller.
The Jays' motivation for renting Jackson for two months and taking on a bad contract in Teahen is unclear. There doesn't appear to be a draft pick angle, as both Jackson and Frasor project as Type Bs. Perhaps Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos is considering flipping Jackson to a contender.
The White Sox were known to be seeking bullpen help, and Frasor has a club option for next year. The Sox could also subtract a reliever, as Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that they're talking to the Cardinals about Matt Thornton. Maybe Kenny Williams' goal in the Jackson trade is to shed the $9.7MM left on the contracts of the two veterans, though we need to see the quality of the prospect involved. Sox pitchers John Danks and Gavin Floyd are also on the market, according to Rosenthal. The White Sox are currently 4.5 games out in the AL Central with another game against the Tigers tonight.
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Blue Jays Likely To Keep Type B Relievers?
2:16pm: Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos, who is in a lot of talks, "probably is going to keep his Type B relievers," tweets ESPN's Buster Olney.
1:08pm: The Braves "will continue to evaluate the possibility of acquiring either Jon Rauch or Jason Frasor from the Blue Jays," writes MLB.com's Mark Bowman. Bowman notes that the Jays want a significant return for either reliever, since they both project as Type B free agents and therefore could net supplemental draft picks. Both righties also have club options for 2012 at $3.75MM, so they're more than rentals.
The Braves' bullpen is fourth in the NL with a 3.08 ERA, but the group also ranks third with 319 innings pitched.
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AL East Rumors: Frasor, Red Sox, Scott, Yankees
Here's the latest news from "The Beast"…
- The Blue Jays and Diamondbacks have discussed a trade involving Jason Frasor, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com, though the D'Backs aren't close to a deal with the Jays (or any club) for now. We heard last week that the Jays and Snakes were talking and the two clubs seem like a good fit — Arizona wants veteran relievers and Toronto has Frasor and several other experienced bullpen arms. Frasor has a 3.12 ERA and a 7.8 K/9 rate this season and recently became Toronto's all-time leader in pitching appearances.
- The Red Sox have no deals coming in the near future and at the moment, "nothing likely on [the] trade front," several team sources tell The Boston Herald's Mike Silverman (Twitter link).
- Luke Scott will miss the rest of the season with a shoulder injury and he may have played his last game with the Orioles, notes MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli. The O's could choose to non-tender Scott, who is entering his last year of arbitration and is due a raise from his $6.4MM 2011 salary. Scott, for his part, says he wants to stay in Baltimore.
- ESPN New York's Wallace Matthews thinks the Yankees should pursue another hitter before the trade deadline, rather than starting pitching.
- The Rays aren't sure if they're sellers or buyers yet, which "is typical of a team with no room for budgetary error and plenty for restocking the cupboard," writes Yahoo's Jeff Passan.
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- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Jun 7, 2005
- Summary: In Medal of Honor European Assault gamers play as US Army Lieutenant William Holt, hand-picked by William "Wild Bill" Donovan to be the first field agent of the newly formed Office of Strategic Services -- the OSS. As Lieutenant Holt, your classified missions take place in WWII Europe and are of critical importance to the Allies. You are tasked with gathering intelligence regarding the development and deployment of the deadly Nazi Tiger Tank and more significantly, stopping the Nazi plan to develop and harness atomic energy. In the pursuit of this goal you are thrust into action in all the pivotal battles of WWII Europe, including St. Nazaire, North Africa, Stalingrad, and the Battle of the Bulge. [Electronic Arts]… Expand
- Developer: EA LA
- Genre(s): First-Person Shooters
- # of players: 1-4
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 19 out of 33
Mixed: 12 out of 33
Negative: 2 out of 33
Carnage, carnage, carnage. That's what you get when you open the box. Medal of Honor: European Assault may not be the most challenging game in the series, but it's certainly the most brutal.
A pleasant surprise. Yes, we were still creeping through bombed-out aircraft hangars and taking over bunkers brimming with Nazis, but we were enjoying ourselves for the first time in ages.
Both atmospheric and exciting, and there isn't much higher praise for a historical first-person shooter than that.
A mostly successful game that feels like it's simply bored of its own existence. [Aug 2005, p.47]
Electronic Arts' decision to free the series from simply being one man on a very direct mission by creating a virtual battlefield is a wise one but one that hasn't quite reached as far as it could. [July 2005, p.106]
A definite improvement on "Rising Sun," but the squad control has been done better in "Brothers in Arms," and "Call of Duty" provides the same level of intensity. Instead of being a standout title, European Assault is really just another WWII shooter. [PSW]
European Assault is one of the ugliest current-gen games we've seen. Boring textures, a weak palette and a flimsy design ethic all round make it appear like slightly dressed up PSone data. The animation seems inspired by amateur puppetry and even the menus look like they were knocked up in the last day before submission. [Aug 2005, p.94]
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Negative: 7 out of 25
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-- just rubbing off the ablative bottom paint where the supports ride. Even the best trailers are gonna wear the pad areas thin, if a soft paint was used. So you'll need to plan at least a touch-up bottom job before relaunching. It ain't an insurance claim, but the accepted wear and tear of road transport -- which is acknowledged in the standard contract as the owner's problem.
I clearly placed commissioning and decommissioning costs with the marinas, not the transporter. They will still need to be paid. My point was the trucking might be the cheap part. We paid more for the marina work
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, plus renting a 20,000# forklift for unloading the boat at our end, than we paid for the actual 1000 mile truck delivery. Involve a second marina, you are gonna pay a round thousand for mast work alone. $13.50 a foot at Crowley's Yacht Yard.
That's why I suggested the OP should at least price on-the-water delivery service against the total cost of overland transport -- not just a freight quote, but all up. Does Dockwise make that run? *checks* Doesn't look like it.
I see now what you are talking about. I personally had several layers of padding, and the tie downs to make it fast to the trailer and air ride suspension on the trailer and the truck. I never had a claim against me, and we had extremely low claims against the entire company. I would go out in a truck and actually move boats at times just as part of the perks of being high enough up the food chain to get away with a trip like that haha. I have seen damage done to ablative paint, and the softer it is the easier it is to rough it up, I guess that would not be a claim issue.
The cost of a Captain and crew may be less than the ground move, I know I would consider it, probably do it myself if I could swing the time on it and it was my boat. I would say he may be able to get it done for a reasonable rate. The other option is to sell it in LA and buy something in Seattle...might work out, who knows.
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an increase in the price of an item.
the amount added to the cost of goods to fix a selling price. the difference between cost and selling price, usu. stated as a percentage.
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the putting of a legislative bill into final form.
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a set of instructions on a manuscript or tags in an electronic document to determine styles of type, makeup of pages, and the like.
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the amount added to the cost to determine the asking price
detailed stylistic instructions for typesetting something that is to be printed; manual markup is usually written on the copy (e.g. underlining words that are to be set in italics)
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An increase in price.
There will be a markup on those products next week; better buy them now.
Markup is the difference between the cost of a good or service and its selling price. A markup is added on to the total cost incurred by the producer of a good or service in order to create a profit. The total cost reflects the total amount of both fixed and variable expenses to produce and distribute a product. Markup can be expressed as a fixed amount or as a percentage of the total cost or selling price. Retail markup is commonly calculated as the difference between wholesale price and retail price, as a percentage of wholesale. Other methods are also used.
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