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NL East Notes: Upton, Span, Howard, Marlins
If a rose by any other name still smells as sweet, does a baseball player by any other name peform better? B.J. Upton will answer that question this season as he will go by his given name of Melvin Upton Jr. and, as David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution notes, will have "Jr." on the back of his uniform for the first time in his professional career. Upton has struggled since his arrival in Atlanta after signing a five-year, $75.25MM free agent contract in November 2012 slashing .198/.279/.314 with 21 home runs and 61 RBIs in those two years. John Hart, Braves president of baseball operations, first tipped Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Jeff Schultz to the name change (Twitter links). For those wondering, B.J. is short for Bossman Jr., his father's nickname.
In other news from the NL East:
- Nationals centerfielder Denard Span is one of the team's seven impending free agents and is looking forward to that opportunity, writes James Wagner of the Washington Post. "I've worked my whole career to get to this point, to be a free agent," Span said. "But at the same time, I'm concentrating on trying to do the best that I can to help this ball club win. I feel like if I do my job and we do our jobs collectively I'll get compensated and everything will fall into place." Wagner adds the Nationals have not approached Span about a contract extension.
- With the increasing likelihood of Ryan Howard opening the season in Philadelphia, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. is making amends for the comments he made about the Phillies being better off without the first baseman, reports Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News. "Frankly, I apologized for those comments that I made that were public," said Amaro. "And I think he appreciated that. Other than that, I want to keep the conversation private. It was a good talk." Despite a willingness to eat a substantial portion of the $60MM remaining on Howard's contract, no market has developed for the 35-year-old.
- Speaking publicly for the first time since being dealt from the Yankees in December, recent Marlins addition Martin Prado told reporters, including Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald he "couldn't be happier when I found out I was going to play with [Giancarlo] Stanton and [Jose] Fernandez and young kids coming up. Very happy to be here. Couldn't be more excited. They have a good mix of young guys and veteran guys. I hope we can build a team around [Stanton] and take some pressure [off] him."
- The Marlins believe the signing of Ichiro Suzuki already is paying off and he hasn't even arrived from his native Japan yet, according to Tom D'Angelo of the Palm Beach Post. Over the weekend, President David Samson said at least 90 Marlins games will be televised in Japan. The 41-year-old won't be play every day, but the $2MM deal is already paying dividends for Miami.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Atlanta Braves | B.J. Upton | Denard Span | Ichiro Suzuki | Martin Prado | Miami Marlins | Philadelphia Phillies | Ryan Howard | Washington Nationals
Phillies Notes: Hamels, Howard, Lee, Billingsley
Prompted in part by trade rumors surrounding Cole Hamels and also by the recent release of multiple top prospects lists, Dave Cameron of Fangraphs/FOX Sports examined the reasons behind the perceived over-valuing of prospects. As Cameron notes, roughly 70 percent of all prospects to have appeared in Baseball America's Top 100 lists over the years have failed to produce meaningful careers (that isn't a knock on BA — rather, just an illustration of the difficulty in projecting minor leaguers). Despite that high failure rate, teams have been reluctant to part with two premium prospects to acquire Cole Hamels. However, Cameron theorizes that the unwillingness to part with prospects isn't due to overvaluing prospects, but rather to teams looking past the longstanding narrative of "proven veterans" to realize that veteran players carry significant risk as well. Cameron studied the 100 best players from 2009-11 (weighting recent performance more heavily) and looked at the output of those players from 2012-14. Even some of the game's best talents from that period — Roy Halladay, Dan Haren, Mark Teixeira, B.J. Upton and many more — have quickly seen their skills erode or, in Halladay's case, been forced out of the game. Twenty-five of the 100 players Cameron looked at have failed to outproduce the same line that Cameron set to determine a busted prospect in his study, while another 34 were merely average Major Leaguers.
While Cameron's piece is only loosely tied to the Phillies, here are a few more items focused directly on the team…
- Hamels' candid words to Bob Nightengale of USA Today earlier this afternoon — the left-hander stated that he wanted to pitch for a winning club and knows that won't happen in Philadelphia — have hurt the Phillies' bargaining power in trade talks, opines Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Beyond that, however, they've made the job of manager Ryne Sandberg more difficult and sent a poor message to his teammates, with whom he may still share a locker room for at least several more months. Between Hamels' words and Jonathan Papelbon's infamous 2013 quote, "I definitely didn't come here for this," Sandberg has multiple veterans on the roster who may prefer to be elsewhere, Brookover notes.
- Brookover's colleague, Jake Kaplan, also spoke to Sandberg and was told that Ryan Howard is ticketed to be the team's first baseman and had a "very positive" talk with the manager one month ago. Sandberg did leave open the possibility that Howard will be unseated, but it seems clear that the Phillies recognize that there's little hope of trading the 35-year-old and won't release him with $60MM remaining on his contract. Kaplan notes that Howard's 10-and-5 rights will kick in on May 2 of this year, though he already has a 20-team no-trade clause in his contract as it is, and that certainly hasn't been the reason that Philadelphia hasn't been able to find a match.
- The Phillies obviously will face many questions this spring, and MLB.com's Todd Zolecki took an early look with Sandberg as the club gears up for camp. Per Sandberg, veteran lefty Cliff Lee — a possible summer trade candidate — has been on schedule except for a delay caused by a mild illness. "He's got no complaints and he's pretty much where he usually is," said Sandberg. Fellow starter Chad Billingsley, himself at least a theoretical mid-season flip, has "looked very good," per the skipper (though Kaplan noted in the piece above that it's no guarantee that Billingsley will be ready for Opening Day). And Sandberg says that second baseman Chase Utley, who has been surprisingly absent from any significant trade chatter, may get additional rest over the course of the season.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Chad Billingsley | Cliff Lee | Cole Hamels | Philadelphia Phillies | Ryan Howard
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The Phillies are in for an uncomfortable spring training, writes Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer. As Brookover puts it, the club could contend for the "Most Awkward Spring Training in franchise history." At issue are the number of returning veterans who were shopped extensively over the offseason. The most notable include Cole Hamels, Jonathan Papelbon, and Ryan Howard.
With Hamels, the potential for drama is limited. The club has asked for a king's ransom in return for the left-handed ace, and he's well compensated. Hamels seemingly understands the Phillies' need to rebuild. His 20-team no-trade list does not include nine of the clubs most likely to acquire his services. He'll continue to audition for a trade to a contender.
Strife is more likely with Papelbon. He has a reputation for honest comments to the media, and he appears to let frustration boil over publicly at times. GM Ruben Amaro Jr. assured Papelbon that the club meant to contend this season as recently as the 2014 trade deadline. Club representatives, including President Pat Gillick, have since been very forward about their intention to rebuild.
Brookover suggests that Papelbon may feel misled. Even if Papelbon takes a pragmatic approach to the rebuild, it's clear the club intends to move him elsewhere. Papelbon has a 17-team no-trade clause, but he's expressed a willingness to waive it. Rumor suggests he would ask for his 2016 option to be guaranteed as a condition to waiving the no trade clause.
While Papelbon could produce headlines this spring, the return of Howard is the most uncomfortable situation. While Amaro has loudly praised Howard's character, he also told the former star first baseman that the club was better off without him. A market for Howard's services never developed. It was rumored that the Phillies would eat a large portion of his contract to facilitate a trade. Howard's continued presence may delay opportunities for prospects like Maikel Franco and Kelly Dugan.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Cole Hamels | Jonathan Papelbon | Philadelphia Phillies | Ruben Amaro Jr. | Ryan Howard
Amaro: Four Teams Have Made "Real" Offers For Hamels
Cole Hamels remains available on the trade market, and as many eight teams have kicked the tires on the ace left-hander, Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. told Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com. Asked by Salisbury how many clubs have made offers, Amaro replied, "Real offers? Four."
Amaro wouldn't comment on which clubs made those "real" offers, though earlier today it was reported that the Padres made an "aggressive" offer for Hamels prior to signing James Shields. Other teams that have been seriously linked to Hamels include the Cardinals, Rangers and Red Sox. Boston has reportedly balked at Amaro's insistence on top catching prospect Blake Swihart's inclusion in a potential trade package.
Earlier this month, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported that "five or six" teams were still trying to swing a trade for Hamels, though the Padres' signing of Shields may remove them from that race. Padres ownership has said the payroll could land around $100MM, and they're at roughly $96.5MM right now after adding Shields. However, some reports have indicated that $105MM might be the team's max limit, so it strikes me as at least plausible — albeit unlikely — that they could attempt to squeeze Hamels into the mix if the Phillies eat some 2015 salary or take a different contract back.
The Phillies are more eager to trade Ryan Howard and Jonathan Papelbon than Hamels, Salisbury writes, and they're also very willing to trade Cliff Lee. Amaro wouldn't rule out the possibility of making a trade prior to the onset of Spring Training, Salisbury adds, but moving someone like Lee would likely require him to demonstrate his health in Spring Training. A number of teams have told Amaro they'll be monitoring the Phillies this spring.
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Phillies Notes: Sandberg, Timeline, Hamels, Howard
The Phillies' issues last year were not limited to on-field struggles, skipper Ryne Sandberg told reporters yesterday, including Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News. Sandberg said the clubhouse atmosphere was not "conducive to winning," explaining that there was a "lack of leadership as far as winning a baseball game everyday" and that the club's "younger players couldn't be themselves." He continued: "Sometimes it's easy to take it for granted, and say, '[I] have a veteran club and they know everything and they'll handle the clubhouse and everything will be fine. I learned that's not the case."
- Needless to say, creating the right setting for the team's rebuild to thrive will be at or near the top of Sandberg's responsibilities this year and in the years to come. The organization is not shying away from acknowledging the full rebuilding process that lies ahead, as MLB.com's Todd Zolecki reports. Interim president Pat Gillick — who says he has no interest in the permanent post — has reiterated a rather distant expected contention timeline. "Yeah, maybe further out," he said. "Maybe '18. You need about two or three years."
- Gillick also said that he expects interest in the team's remaining trade chips — featuring, most prominently, lefty Cole Hamels — to pick up in the spring. "It's funny," said Gillick. "In this game, things change. People are not in the mood to do something, then they go to Spring Training and all of a sudden … they realize they want to be competitive and want to do something."
- Another of the team's obvious remaining veteran trade candidates is first baseman Ryan Howard, whose well-documented struggles and well-funded contract make him a tough sell. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince argues that the team could do better if it waits to allow the market to develop and given Howard a chance to produce on the field. I tend to agree: Howard not only has little present appeal as a general matter, but there is little demand for his services. It is not difficult to imagine things looking differently if he puts up a solid first half and injuries or poor performance intervene elsewhere, and that potential benefit probably outweighs the meager return that Philadelphia could achieve right now.
NL East Notes: Hamels, Howard, Desmond, Nationals
The Phillies might value Cole Hamels too highly, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports writes. An executive from another team tells Rosenthal that GM Ruben Amaro is looking to make the "perfect" trade and wonders if Amaro feels he has to make exactly the right deal in order to avoid being fired. The Red Sox, Cardinals, Rangers and Padres top the list of teams interested in Hamels, although the Red Sox are not urgently trying to acquire Hamels, trade talks with St. Louis haven't gone far, and Hamels' contract could be an issue for Texas and San Diego. Here's more from the NL East.
- Amaro says first baseman Ryan Howard is likely to be with the Phillies when Spring Training arrives, Jake Kaplan of the Philadelphia Inquirer tweets. Amaro has made no secret of the Phillies' desire to be rid of Howard, whose salary ($60MM through 2016) and poor recent performance have made his contract an albatross.
- It remains possible that the Mets could acquire shortstop Ian Desmond from the Nationals, Andy Martino of New York Daily News writes. Talks between the two sides have not progressed recently, however. The Mets had reportedly discussed a three-team deal involving Desmond and Ben Zobrist with the Nationals and Rays, although Martino writes that the Mets pushed harder to acquire Zobrist rather than Desmond.
- Nationals fans have reason to be wary of the team's trade of Tyler Clippard to the Athletics for Yunel Escobar, Thomas Boswell of the Washington Post writes. Losing Clippard further depletes a Washington bullpen that's already losing Rafael Soriano and Ross Detwiler, and Escobar is potentially a declining player whose arrival might signal that free-agent-to-be Desmond will soon be playing elsewhere.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Boston Red Sox | Cole Hamels | Ian Desmond | New York Mets | Philadelphia Phillies | Ryan Howard | San Diego Padres | St. Louis Cardinals | Texas Rangers | Washington Nationals
NL East Notes: Shields, Howard, Mets, Nationals
The Marlins are taking a cautious approach to their interest in James Shields, writes MLB.com's Joe Frisaro. While the Fish undoubtedly have interest, the team simply won't go to the $100MM range over five years. Frisaro speculates that something in the five-year, $90MM range could be their limit, and even that would be tricky. The Marlins could afford to pay Shields as much as $20MM on a front-loaded deal, but they have $33MM committed to four players in 2016 with a whopping 14 players eligible for arbitration next winter (of course, some could be non-tendered or traded). The target payroll for 2016 is $80MM, making it difficult to commit a huge salary to Shields. The Marlins, Frisaro writes, want to ensure that nothing similar to their 2012 fire sale happens again; that year, they loaded their payroll up over $100MM with the assumption that a new ball park would send revenues to record levels, but the earnings didn't reach Miami's projections. That, coupled with a losing season on the field, led to the dramatic restructuring of the roster.
This is purely speculative on my behalf, but I'd think the idea of trading Steve Cishek, who projects to earn $6.9MM in 2015 (to say nothing of what's sure to be a sizable 2016 salary), would make things easier on the Fish going forward. Allocating that type of cash to one reliever restricts a club with a limited payroll in a substantial way. Then again, the Marlins have been reluctant to listen to offers for Cishek in the past, and one could argue that paying one starter upwards of $20MM is equally limiting. Previous reports have indicated that Miami could have a new TV deal by 2017, so they could soon have much greater means for an increased payroll.
Moving away from Shields, here are a few more notes from the NL East…
- ESPN's Jayson Stark tweeted yesterday that he's heard from clubs in touch with the Phillies that Philadelphia is playing up what a great person Ryan Howard is when pitching him in potential trades. While Stark notes that it's an accurate point, he adds that (unsurprisingly), it's done little to help the Phillies' cause. There still appear to be no takers at this point, says Stark.
- Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com looks at the inactivity of the Mets' in addressing their shortstop position and concludes that there really hasn't been an ideal fit for the club this offseason. Ian Desmond, the most recent name in the mix, would've cost them Noah Syndergaard and another prospect and is hitting the open market next season. The top free agent shortstop, Hanley Ramirez, signed as a left fielder, and other free agents like Asdrubal Cabrera and Jed Lowrie have significant defensive question marks. Stephen Drew's contract was negligible, but as Castrovince notes, a year of Drew is not a clearly better option than getting a definitive answer as to whether or not Wilmer Flores can handle the position.
- Mark Zuckerman of CSNWashington.com ponders if the combination of Ben Zobrist and Yunel Escobar would be an upgrade over the Nationals' expected midddle-infield tandem of Ian Desmond and Danny Espinosa, had the rumored three-team trade with the Mets and Rays gone through. It's debatable, he writes, and the second year on Escobar's contract had significant value for Washington, as Trea Turner likely won't be ready by 2016, but the Nats could still come out ahead by retaining Desmond for 2015 and adding a second base upgrade. Zuckerman points out that the very fact that the trade was discussed indicates that GM Mike Rizzo is still actively pursuing upgrades and could find an alternative just yet.
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Details On Ryan Howard's No-Trade Clause
That the Phillies are interested in dealing away first baseman Ryan Howard and some portion of his contract is well-known. Howard, of course, is in the middle of a huge extension that still includes two years and a guaranteed $60MM (including a $10MM buyout of a $23MM club option in 2017). That contract includes a "most favored nation" clause that allows Howard to match the no-trade terms in Cliff Lee's deal, under which the player is permitted to designate all but nine clubs for no-trade protection.
ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick reports the details on Howard's current list of competitors. The nine teams to which Howard cannot prevent a trade are the Tigers, Royals, Angels, Mariners, Yankees, Rangers, Rays, Orioles, and Red Sox. Crasnick suggests that the teams listed are not particularly strong potential suitors for Howard, as most are either small-payroll clubs and/or lack a present need for a player of Howard's ilk.
The list seems curious from a strategic perspective, in my view, since it includes only American League clubs. The prevailing sentiment around Howard seems to be that he might have some limited trade value as a designated hitter and left-handed bench bat, but it appears exceedingly unlikely that any National League team would have interest in adding him as a regular first baseman. And payroll is not likely to prevent any teams from pursuing Howard, as Philadelphia is expected to eat most or all of his remaining salary regardless of where he is dealt.
If anything, it could be that the list is simply made up of the American League teams that Howard would most like to play for. His money is earned, after all, and it is unlikely that he would be able to exert enough leverage to convince an acquiring team to provide him with some added benefit in exchange for waiving his no-trade protection. (The notion of demanding a guarantee of his option, for instance, seems far-fetched.) Rather than using the NTC as a means of opening the door to extracting concessions, then, the reported list seems to suggest that Howard is open to being dealt to a place where he is wanted and where he would like to play.
Reading the tea leaves for intent is only so possible and so useful, of course. And the bottom line remains the same: nine of the fifteen A.L. clubs can add Howard without receiving his permission.
NL East Notes: Haren, Mets, Howard, Shields
Reports over the weekend indicated that Dan Haren has informed the Marlins of his desire to pitch for another club, and Jon Morosi of FOX Sports looks at the situation a bit further. Morosi reports that Haren has begun a throwing program and has yet to inform the Marlins that he plans to retire if he's not traded. While his West Coast preference is very well known, Haren will consider other clubs on a case-by-case basis if the Marlins are able to facilitate a trade elsewhere, he adds. As Morosi notes, the Marlins have little incentive to desperately shop Haren; the Dodgers included $10MM in the trade that Miami will be able to keep even in the event that Haren retires. In a poll conducted by MLBTR's Brad Johnson, the majority of respondents expect Haren to retire.
Here's more from the NL East…
- Little has changed on the Mets' shortstop front, writes ESPN New York's Adam Rubin, who hears from team insiders that Wilmer Flores is still likely to have the Opening Day job. The Mets' remaining offseason additions could simply come in the form of minor league deals for a few more lefty relievers as the club looks to find a complement to southpaw Josh Edgin. The last significant move could be to move a starter, with Dillon Gee being the most likely name to go. Rubin also notes that the Mets believe continued offseason agility training will help make Flores a passable defender at short. Flores hit .322/.365/.556 with six homers in 25 games (90 at-bats) in the Venezuelan Winter League this offseason.
- The latest from Fangraphs' Mike Petriello is an attempt to find a new home for Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard. Petriello points to previous comments made by GM Ruben Amaro Jr. on 97.5 The Fanatic in Phildelphia in which Amaro admits to having told Howard "it would probably bode better for the organization not with him but without him." As Petriello notes, Howard has always been a better hitter to the opposite field — never more than in 2014. He concludes that three AL clubs whose parks favor power to left more than to right could conceivably fit him in as a DH: the Orioles, Blue Jays and Rays. I'd personally wager that the Phillies may have to eat as much as $50MM of the remaining $60MM on Howard's deal to move him.
- The Marlins like James Shields, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, but they (unsurprisingly) aren't comfortable paying him in the five-year, $110MM range. Last night, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reported that Shields is fielding offers in that neighborhood.
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vale dika!!!!!!
important but still stupid ep
the hidden cloud have a poster of naruto around 20:40
NO NOT THE FILLERS!!! grrrr......
The 2 episodes are here!! Stop being blind and watch them already O_O
hmmm a filler next ep. Im not surprised, the anime is getting waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too close to the manga.
BORING r
what a damn episode K next week ist good either
That's it.All I saw was people talking and Killer Bee dressing up like a women xd but where's is the next episode they promised.I was really looking forward to it.
fillers are starting...damn. cant wait to the eps after those fillers.
Sorry the second sapo link is episode 221 can someone fix it please?
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I'm annoyed with myself for missing that. Bit far for myself, perhaps, but I know people in the area. Two of my best mates did their Bachelor's degrees at Imperial, one in Bio-Chemistry, the other in Math. I keep telling the former to read Fairyland, and the latter to read The Quiet War!


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Getting more of the 47% to where they can pay taxes
Mitt Romneys inartful comments, delivered at a private Florida fundraiser in May, obscure the real story about the positive effects of economic growth on lower-income Americans.
Romney said that 47% of Americans — because they dont pay income taxes and depend on government entitlements — will vote for President Obama no matter what. What he didnt say, was that his policies might turn some of them into taxpayers.
Americas federal individual income tax system no longer raises revenues from most Americans. But Americans move around income groups — some pay taxes one year, some pay taxes another year. Some of the 47% who didnt pay taxes this year, perhaps due to unemployment, might have paid last year when they were employed. And some, such as students, will pay next year if they graduate and find jobs.
The question is how to get more growth of real income for all Americans, wherever they stand, especially if they are in the bottom half of the income distribution. Romneys policies would raise economic growth — although the candidate did not make the best arguments in his remarks to Florida supporters.
Over the past few decades the individual income tax system has undergone dramatic change.
In 1979 only the lowest fifth of households paid no federal individual income tax, according to data published in July by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. By 2009, the lowest 40% not only made no contribution to income tax revenues, they actually received individual income tax transfers. They were net recipients of federal payments because of programs such as the earned income tax credit, the child tax credit, and Making Work Pay credit.
In 1979, the middle fifth contributed 11% of individual income tax revenues. By 2009, this share at declined to 3%. The middle three quintiles contributed 35% in 1979. In 2009 the middle three quintiles contributed 13%.
Equally surprising is the change in the share of taxes paid by the top fifth, which rose from 65% in 1979 to 94% in 2009. Its disingenuous to speak of changes in income taxes on the middle class when much of the middle class no longer pays much into the income tax system.
The shift in income tax payments from 80% of American households in 1979 to essentially just 20% today would be even more troubling if Americans stayed permanently in one income class. Fortunately, American households have dramatic shifts in income over time.
A 2009 study by economists Gerald Auten and Geoffrey Gee of the U.S. Treasury Departments Office of Tax Analysis found that there was considerable mobility between income groups between 1987 and 2005.
Using a sample of individuals aged between 25 and 64, the Treasury study found that 56% of those in the lowest income quintile at the beginning of the period had moved to a higher quintile 10 years later. Almost 30% went to the second quintile, and 27% moved up two or more quintiles. At the end of the 10 year period, 4.5% had moved to the top quintile. Read the study.
Other sources of Treasury Department data show that the same people are not necessarily in the top 1%, or top 10%, over time. The Department regularly publishes data on the turnover among the top 400 richest individuals, and how many times each individual has appeared on the list. Contrary to popular perception, the list shows substantial turnover.
The latest study, released last month, contains information from 1992 to 2009. The data show that 3,869 taxpayers were in the list of the top 400 returns between 1992 and 2009. About 27% of taxpayers are represented more than once on the list, and 15% more than two times. On average, each year 39% of those in the top 400 were not on the list in any other year. Read the data about the tax returns of the 400 richest people.
The question is how to raise real incomes for most Americans. Here, Romney can help, if elected, by making Americas tax system more competitive and efficient, encouraging domestic energy production, reforming regulations, and encouraging school choice.
America now has the highest corporate tax rates in the world, at 35%. If Romney were to succeed in lowering the U.S. corporate tax rate to 25%, as he has proposed, more corporations now overseas would locate in America.
Romneys support for domestic energy production — more drilling for domestic oil and natural gas, using new hydrofracturing techniques — will also create jobs. North Dakota, a hydrofracturing hub, had 3% unemployment in July, the lowest in the nation.
Vast shale reserves exist in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, New York, Michigan, West Virginia and Ohio, with the potential to lower unemployment rates in these states also.
In addition, Romney has come out strongly in favor of allowing parents to choose schools for their children. With an average American high school graduation rate of 75% — 50% in some urban school districts — many children would benefit from the ability to attend private schools, or, as in some cities, publicly funded charter schools.
Its not difficult to envision an educational system where dollars follow the child. They exist now for some students in Indiana, Louisiana, and Florida, and could be extended to all students.
Data clearly show the success of private schools. In 2011, private schools had a 98% graduation rate, according to Education Department data. In contrast, the 2011 graduation rate for public school children who started high school in 2007 was 75%.
Nationally, 40% of public school students went on to college, compared to 57% of students who attended private schools. Such academic success means faster upward mobility, because fewer people are stuck at the bottom of the career ladder.
The challenge for America lies in getting the 47% who dont pay income taxes into a position where they can. Now, all Romney has to do is say how.
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Eric T. Breed, known as MC Breed, born June 12, 1971, passed away on Saturday, November 22, 2008, in Ypsilanti, Michigan and resided in Atlanta, Georgia. Breed, a loving father, leaves behind to mourn 5 children Kiara Monique, Erica Ariel, Alexis Cymone, Marco "MC" Chene, and Eric Jalen. The rap artist was born Eric Breed, a native of Flint, Michigan, in the early 70's. Eric T. "MC" Breed, was a rapper. He attended Gundry Elementary and Northwestern High School of Flint, Michigan.
Breed was known as the first commercially successful rapper to come out of the Midwest. After his early success with the 1991 gold-selling single "Ain't No Future In Yo' Frontin'," featuring a sample from "Funky Worm" by the Ohio Players, he connected with rappers from both the south and the west coast. He finally joined fellow rapper Too Short in Atlanta, Georgia, which resulted in his G-funk-oriented sound giving way to Dirty South influences. Breed was one of the first rappers from the mid-west to break into national and international markets.
He worked with rappers such as 2Pac (notably on the song, "Gotta Get Mine"). Rapper MC Breed had enjoyed a career noteworthy for both its longevity and its distinctively controlled creative direction. Breed's success in rap throughout the 1990s had been attributed to his willingness to grow as an artist and explore new musical fields, most notably by taking a cue from the grand old master of the genre, George Clinton. The P-Funk founder had collaborated on several occasions with Breed, and Breed's later work moved away from the braggadocio grooves of his peers and into a more complex amalgamation of funk that paid homage to Clinton's style.
Breed's first foray into the studio came in 1990 when he recorded the tracks "Ain't no Future in Frontin", became his debut album at Silver Sun Recording Studio in his hometown. Production work was done in collaboration with producer Bernard Terry, formerly of Ready for the World. The tapes were then passed on to a radio program director in nearby Saginaw, Michigan, who sent them on to the new Power Artists label. The company released the work as MC Breed's debut record, MC Breed and DFC which included cousin Alpha Breed, in 1991. The first single from the record was "Ain't No Future in Yo' Frontin'," which was later sampled for Ice Cube's "Wicked," and helped keep the album on Billboard's R&B chart for a whopping 52 weeks. It also would go on to have a long life on the club playlists for several years to come.
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Chi White Sox won 2-1
Game 1: Tuesday, August 26 | ||
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Game 2: Wednesday, August 27 | ||
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Game 3: Thursday, August 28 | ||
Chi White Sox | 5 | Final |
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1:05 PM ET, August 28, 2003
Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York
NEW YORK (AP) -- The White Sox had scored two quick runs in the first inning, and another blowout in the Bronx seemed possible.
Then the Yankees beat up on rookie Neal Cotts for five runs in the bottom half, and Mike Mussina finally quieted those Chicago bats."After what happened the last two nights, it was a big deal to win this game," Mussina said after pitching the Yankees past the White Sox 7-5 Thursday to prevent a three-game Chicago sweep.New York, pummeled by a combined 24-4 in the first two games, headed to Boston for a weekend series with a 4{-game lead in the AL East. The second-place Red Sox have cut three games off their deficit in the past week.In the Yankees' clubhouse after the game, there seemed to be multiple exhales of relief."It was big," Jason Giambi said. "Chicago's been red hot playing against us."The White Sox, who dropped .0005 behind Kansas City in the AL Central, roughed up Roger Clemens and David Wells the previous two nights but couldn't do the same to Mussina (15-7), who won for the fifth time in six decisions."They put three pretty good starters out there against us, and we did well. That's a good sign," White Sox manager Jerry Manuel said. "We're still fighting and playing good baseball, and I feel good about that."With 30 games left in the regular season, the Yankees still are trying to find themselves. New York brought Jeff Weaver back from the minor leagues after the game, and he might take Wells' spot in the rotation next week.While the White Sox traveled to Detroit, trying to avoid losing 100 games before September, New York headed to Fenway Park, site of Raul Mondesi's temper tantrum last month. The Yankees are an evolving team -- seven of the current 25 players weren't in the organization when the season began."You've got too many new players, that's the problem," Giambi said. "We kind of keep turning over the team. Everybody's trying to find their role in the bullpen, Booney (Aaron Boone) is still getting comfortable. I think our best ball is yet to come."New York has never allowed double-digit runs in three straight games at Yankee Stadium, but when Carl Everett and Paul Konerko hit run-scoring singles in the first, that standard seemed to be in danger.Cotts (1-1) then allowed his first five batters to score, giving up three hits and four walks. He lasted just eight batters, retiring only one, yet another of the rookies the Yankees have chewed up this year. Coming in, rookies were 2-10 with a 7.08 ERA against New York."It was probably just a bad day more than Yankee Stadium," Cotts said. "I threw very good in the bullpen. I felt very confident going in. I just couldn't throw the ball over the plate. I was disappointed in myself. I let the team down."Everett was caught stealing third base by John Flaherty, ending the first inning. That was the turning point.Alfonso Soriano opened the bottom half with a double, two walks loaded the bases and Bernie Williams (3-for-25 coming in) singled in the first run. Ruben Sierra followed with a two-run single to left, and Williams scored from first when Carlos Lee allowed the ball to carom by for an error.Hideki Matsui flied out (he's in a 3-for-27 slide), but two more walks reloaded the bases and finished Cotts, who threw just 16 of 35 pitches for strikes. Flaherty followed with a sacrifice fly off Dan Wright for a 5-2 lead.Everett, who tied a career high with four hits, homered leading off the fourth, but New York made it 6-3 in the sixth on a safety squeeze bunt by Flaherty.Mussina, who took a comebacker by Everett off his left knee in the fifth, gave up three runs and eight hits in six innings. Jeff Nelson allowed a pair of eighth-inning runs on an RBI double by Everett and a run-scoring single to Konerko, but Soriano provided a cushion with a two-out, two-strike RBI single in the eighth off Damaso Marte.Mariano Rivera got four outs for his 29th save in 35 chances, retiring Frank Thomas on a flyout with a runner on third to end it.The Yankees' minds quickly turned to Boston."Hopefully," Giambi said, "we'll go in there and step it up a notch and play better baseball."Game notes
Jose Contreras (4-1) pitches the opener against Derek Lowe (13-6). Andy Pettitte (16-7) goes Saturday against Pedro Martinez (10-3), and Clemens (12-8) pitches Sunday against Tim Wakefield (9-5) in what could be the final Fenway Park appearance of the Rocket's career. ... New York OF Dave Dellucci went on the DL, a day after he sprained his left ankle. ... The Yankees rested Giambi (2-for-26, including 0-for-6 since he was hit on the right wrist Monday) and C Jorge Posada (0-for-13). ... Everett had four hits for the second time this season, the 15th overall.
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1st | C Everett singled to left, C Lee scored, M Ordonez to second. | 1 | 0 | |
1st | P Konerko singled to left, M Ordonez scored, C Everett to second. | 2 | 0 | |
1st | B Williams singled to left, A Soriano scored, N Johnson to third, D Jeter to second. | 2 | 1 | |
1st | R Sierra singled to left, N Johnson and D Jeter scored, B Williams to third, B Williams scored, R Sierra to second on error by left fielder C Lee. | 2 | 4 | |
1st | J Flaherty hit sacrifice fly to center, R Sierra scored, A Boone to third. | 2 | 5 | |
4th | C Everett homered to right. | 3 | 5 | |
6th | J Flaherty bunted into fielder's choice to pitcher, A Boone scored on error by pitcher S Sullivan. | 3 | 6 | |
6th | J Flaherty sacrificed to pitcher, A Boone scored, J Flaherty safe at first on error by pitcher S Sullivan. | 3 | 6 | |
8th | C Everett doubled to right, M Ordonez scored. | 4 | 6 | |
8th | P Konerko singled to left center, C Everett scored. | 5 | 6 | |
8th | A Soriano singled to left, A Boone scored, J Flaherty to second, J Flaherty to third, A Soriano to second advancing on throw. J Flaherty thrown out at home attempting to advance on runner's fielder's | 5 | 7 | |
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Stadium | Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY |
Attendance | 40,569 (82.5% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:11 |
Weather | 78 degrees, sunny |
Wind | 8 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Doug Eddings, First Base - Bruce Froemming, Second Base - Mike Winters, Third Base - Ron Kulpa |


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The magic is over. The seven-game winning streak is snapped. All the momentum the Cowboys built up is gone — or at least that's what it seems like.
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So in order to prepare myself for the new adaptation of the Fate series by Ufotable, I have begun playing the visual novel of fate/stay night and I just have to say I have instantly fallen for Rin's character all over again. (Not in the romantic way)
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The new album, produced by Stuart Price, released on July 15th, 2013.
Love is a bourgeois construct
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PSB will play only their second-ever concert in the Italian capital.
The Electric tour returns to Spain.
The Electric tour will continue in 2015.
The Club is closed but the magazine continues.
It's that time of the year (when The Pogues complain that they were kept off the Christmas number one in 1987 by "Always on my mind"...).
1994: Chris and Arsenal footballer Ian Wright work together on a possible follow-up single to 'Do the Right Thing,' which never materializes.
2009: As part of their promotional efforts for their soon-to-be-released single 'Love etc.' and album Yes, Neil and Chris take part in a number of interviews at a studio in North London.
In 1991 when we presented the Simon Bates Show on BBC Radio One for a week, we featured each day a special mix of current dance music. We commissioned the mixes from 808 State, Kenny Ken, Sasha, Frankie Knuckles and Carl Cox. At the time, it was amazing to hear dance music at 10.30 in the morning on Radio One and the mixes got a great reaction from the listening public. Someone has just uploaded all of the five mixes to Soundcloud (we have no idea how they got hold of them...). Check them out at the link below. Neil x (Thanks to Wayne Studer for alerting us to this.)


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