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The bases were loaded with two outs in the top of the 12th inning. David Ortiz was at the plate. He had zero home runs to that point in the season, and sent a ball to the warning track earlier in the game. He was due for a big hit, but all he needed was a single to give the Red Sox the lead. Instead of all that, Big Papi hit a slow rolling ground ball toward third base and was thrown out to end the inning.
In the bottom of the 12th inning, Manny Delcarmen came on for the Red Sox in relief of Jonathan Papelbon. After Brad Penny (6.1 IP, 4 ER) left in the seventh inning, the Sox bullpen was strong, including 2.2 hitless innings from Ramon Ramirez. The Angels finally broke the bullpen, as Delcarmen allowed two hits and the game-winning run in a 5-4 Angels victory.
Julio Lugo, SS: Lugo had easily his best game this season, going 5-6 with a run scored, a stolen base, and an RBI to raise his average to .349. Now, if he can figure out how to use his glove, Lugo could be a nifty No. 9 hitter.
David Ortiz, "DH": OK, maybe that was mean. He's still this team's designated "hitter," but he had one of his worst games as a Red Sox, definitely. He finished 0-7 with three strikeouts, and 11 men left on base. He had many chances to send the Sox home with a series win, but he didn't deliver. This will be the game people point to when they discuss Ortiz and "the decline."
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Fiat SpA's Ferrari said sales in Japan will rise by 30 percent this year as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeks to lead the country out of 15 years of deflation.
The carmaker said sales will be boosted by an improving Japanese economy, Giuseppe Cattaneo, who heads Ferrari's Far East business including Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia and Australia, said in an interview in Tokyo. Ferrari, which showcased its 458 Speciale sports car in Japan yesterday, sold 302 cars in Japan last year, according to Maki Kataoka, a Tokyo-based spokeswoman.
Vehicle sales in Japan last month rose the most in 14 months, adding to signs of an improving outlook in the world's third-largest economy. The Bank of Japan last week refrained from adding to unprecedented monetary stimulus after business confidence surged and Abe decided the economy was strong enough to weather a sales-tax increase.
"This new euphoria, that you can feel staying in Tokyo, related to Abenomics," pushed up sales, Cattaneo said. "We have a good performance in 2013 compared to 2012."
Ferrari sales in Japan increased 28 percent in the first six months, Cattaneo said.
Last month, Lamborghini SpA Chief Executive Officer Stephan Winkelmann said the automaker is very happy with Japan. "It's coming back big time," he said in an interview in Tokyo.
Deliveries of Lamborghini in Japan increased 13 percent to 142 units in the first nine months, according to Japan Automobile Importers Association.
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Abe unveiled a 5 trillion yen ($52 billion) stimulus package to cushion the economy from any damage from the first consumption-levy boost since 1997. His stimulus plan will include tax incentives for home purchases and reductions in investment levies. Abe on Oct. 1 said the consumption levy will rise to 8 percent from April from 5 percent now.
The increase in sales tax will have limited impact on demand in Japan, according to Cattaneo.
"It's only impacting the psychology in the short term because the absolute rise is not big," he said. "The momentum will maintain no matter the addition of a small amount of consumption tax."
Other luxury carmakers are also benefiting from Abe's drive to revive the economy. Maserati's sales rose 16 percent to 278 units in the first nine months. While premium brands Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, Volkswagen AG's Audi and Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz posted growth of more than 10 percent in the same period, according to the car importers association.
Southeast Asia
Ferrari opened a regional head office in Singapore this year to expand in Southeast Asia, Cattaneo said.
"This is a heavily taxed region and every country has different tax structures," he said. "So it's not easy."
The carmaker plans to enter Vietnam, the largest market in the region where Ferrari doesn't yet have a presence, he said.
The Italian manufacturer unveiled in Japan the 458 Speciale sports car, first shown at the Frankfurt auto show last month. The 605-horsepower model, which the company called its most aerodynamically efficient production car ever, accelerates to 100 kilometers per hour in as little as 3 seconds.
Equipped with a V8 engine, the 458 Speciale will be priced at 32.9 million yen. Production of the car will start next year, Cattaneo said.
The cheapest Ferrari model available in Japan, the California 30, starts from 23.9 million yen.


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In a blog post, Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley said that Foursquare's Series D round helped "end the year on a great note" and that the money would "help us keep building our vision." In practical terms, that means refining and eventually monetizing a new automatic recommendation system on its mobile app, which serves you tips based on where you are. But, more broadly, Foursquare's Series D helps ensure that location tracking services aren't dominated by the gang of vertically integrated internet giants — Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Google.
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Capital, The (Newspaper) - November 12, 1995, Annapolis, Maryland Sevema Park girls nab another hockey title Cl NAVY Delaware gets its feathers plucked by 31-7 Cl Pensions run afoul of Dl NOVEMBER Father believes LSD factor in son's suicide By MARK DAVENPORT Staff Writer Adam Price was a Boy an active member of his church youth and hated missing class at Severna Park High School. Yet that's what the 16-year-old did on Sept. when he went home in the middle of the day and shot himself. After learning that Adam had LSD in his bloodstream when he the boy's family believes teen experimentation with the powerful hallucinogenic drug was the real killer. feel it was the only significant PRICE Donald Price said. was This doesn't make sense' because he' wouldn't kill Before the the family saw that would have pointed to him making plans to end his the boy's father said. The high school junior had recently waited overnight with friends for tickets to late-September concerts by R.E.M. and David Bowie. Before his he talked excitedly about seeing the rock shows. feel it was the only significant basically. Everybody was This doesn't make sense' because he wouldn't kill Donald father Police suspect Mr. Price may be and have asked the State's Attorney's Office to determine whether criminal negligence charges can be filed against whoever sup- plied the drug to the high school junior. Mr Price and his wife were away on a trip that week while Adam and his two sisters remained in town Adam left the high school building with- out reason at about p.m. on the Tuesday Mr. Price said. His younger sister also a student at the came home at about to find Adam's bedroom door police said. He didn't answer her knocks. When older sister Rani returned home they broke into Adam's bedroom and found his police said. The family suspects Adam had taken the LSD at became frightened and fled home. LSD's primary effect is to create halluci- nations that a user can't differentiate from reality. The images can become creating intense loneliness or paranoia lasting up to 12 hours. part that bothers me I don't think he would have tried it Mr. Price said. Police ordered the tests shortly after the county police Sgt. Craig Korvin said. They became concerned when rumors circulated in the school community that Adam was part of a group of friends that was experimenting with LSD. Page Race-based busing a bust When new school boundaries take effect in city will die and few will mourn Jt By JOHN KEILMAN Staff Writer William Jones is tired of waiting for the Ih the name of racial his daughter and other children from the Clay Street neighborhood are transported to Rolling Knolls 4 miles They spend up to an hour a Iday in while a few blocks white children walk to school. makes itdifficult for me to participate in school 'Mr. Jones said. if my child gets I can't afford to go Race-based busing was once thought the best way to achieve the American ideal of when new school boundaries take effect in busing will die and few will mourn it. With busing's some say the loftier goal of integration via the schools also will die. 22 years after busing began in some schools are still largely homogeneous. Black studentitest which busing advocates hoped would catch up of still lag behind. 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Louis Cohen Boyer - Jr. - Wichita State (Paris, France)
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Marissa Uradomo captured her first tournament championship and only the second in the history of Indiana State women's golf as she took medalist honors at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate. Uradomo shot back-to-back 74s to capture the 36-hole tournament with a 148 total played under wet and cool conditions at the Highlands Course in Sevierville, Tenn., and edge first round leader Delaney Howson of Murray State by one shot. The Sycamore freshman has finished in the top 20 in her last five events and in the top 10 in four events including the last three. She joins former Sycamore Breanne Smith as the only individual champions for Indiana State. Smith won the 2010 Snowbird Intercollegiate. In six tournaments this year, Uradomo is averaging 76.1 per round and a 380-57 won-loss record.
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I'm a daily reader of the American Action Forum's Daily Dish, which offers a conservative take on the morning's economic news. Wednesday morning's edition particularly caught my eye for the bold claim in the first paragraph:
Counter to what the likes of Paul Krugman has been saying, CNBC notes that "Wall Street is sending a sharp and unambiguous message to Washington: cut spending and solve the deficit problem now and don't do it with more revenue.
The quote is correct, in the sense that it accurately transcribes the first paragraph of the CNBC article. But the CNBC article has an unusually misleading lead.
The article is by Steve Liesman, and it's summarizing CNBC's latest Fed poll, which "represent the opinions of 52 of the nation's top money managers, investment strategists, and professional economists." But the paragraph misrepresents the poll -- and that's before questioning whether the poll accurately represents the message "the market" is sending.
Let's begin with what's true. It's true that the poll shows "eight of 10 respondents agreeing with the statement the U.S. should 'urgently enact a plan that puts it on a path toward a sustainable budget deficit.'" And it's true that the poll shows most of the respondents calling for quick spending cuts.
On taxes, however, the results are more mixed. As Liesman writes, "53 percent said the U.S. does not need any additional revenue. That compares with 46 percent who say the U.S. should boost revenue either this year, next year, or sometime in 2015 or later."
As a broad point, every respondent to this poll has a personal and professional interest in seeing deficit reduction focus on spending. Money market managers and investment strategists don't tend to rely on Medicaid, but they do tend to pay taxes -- and lots of them. Further tax increases will hurt them, while further spending cuts won't. Asking them whether the deficit should be solved by cutting taxes is like asking me whether The Washington Post should cuts its budget by laying off bloggers.
But even so, 46 percent say we should have further tax increases. That's not much of "a sharp and unambiguous message" against more revenue. Rather, that's a mixed message that, at best, leans slightly against more revenue.
Of course, all that takes the poll and its 52 respondents at face value as a useful indication of what "the market" actually thinks. But when it comes to what the market actually thinks, I tend to prefer listening to, well, the market. My colleague Neil Irwin, in an analysis of recent market movements around the various deficit-reduction debates and fiscal deals, concluded, "there just isn't any evidence from movements in the bond and currency markets "that "global investors are on a knife's edge, ready to pounce and drive up U.S. government interest rates if we don't enact a major deficit reduction package."
As one example, take Jan. 2, the day of the "fiscal cliff" deal. That deal did very little for the deficit even as it sharply raised taxes. The result? "The index was last up over 2%, a relatively rare-sized move for a major stock index. The resolution of the worst aspects of what was called the fiscal cliff as of yesterday has restored confidence to markets." Here's the S&P 500 from Dec. 28, 2012, to Jan. 4, 2013:
That big bump is the fiscal cliff deal, of course. The market's clear message was they liked that deal, which included no spending cuts, little deficit reduction, and significant tax increases on the rich.
If what you're looking for is a poll that's straight economic analysis from a broad sample of leading economics, the Economic Experts Panel run by Booth's Initiative on Global Markets is the best source. Their respondents were basically unanimous in saying that budget sustainability would require both spending cuts and tax increases -- and that included tax increases on those making less than $250,000, underscoring just how much more revenue the economists thought we needed.
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"One day, we will be invited to tour Australia," they joked, laughing at their own brazenness.
Toivanen, 21, formed a duo with drummer and childhood friend Olavi Louhivuori while they were at school. Deciding they needed a bassist, they roped in Toivanen's younger brother Tapani, writing out the bass lines note by note until Tapani was skilled enough to be able to improvise. It was all for fun, Toivanen says. Even though he had been playing piano since the age of seven, he never considered music as a career.
"For a very long time, I was thinking that I'm absolutely not going to study music - that it's just a hobby, nothing else," he says. "I had the idea in my head that I would study something more economically viable. You know, a 'real' profession, that music clearly is not.
"But then, as I became more and more interested in jazz, I decided that maybe I should just give it a try and see what happens."
What happened was more than he could ever have imagined. The school friends became a sophisticated, surprisingly mature ensemble known for its lyrical interplay and graceful compositions. They have recorded a second, equally successful CD, toured several times through northern Europe, and now are fulfilling their dream of coming to Australia.
Toivanen, who recently moved to Sweden to continue his music studies, says the ensemble has reached a decisive stage in its development.
"I think this is quite a critical time for us. Before this, we have always lived in the same neighbourhood. Now that we all live in separate cities, we have to really concentrate on what we are doing - not just to keep the trio together, but also to build and develop it and find the way we should be going.
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Nic Jacobs knew transferring to McNeese State from LSU would turn him into more of a receiving option.
He just didn't think it would turn him into the receiving option.
The 6-foot-5, 255-pound tight end was quarterback Cody Stroud's favorite weapon in Saturday's 53-21 win at South Florida, grabbing five receptions for 122 yards and two touchdowns.
"It's more than I really even expected," Jacobs said. "I expected to get the ball, but not that much. But the plays were called, so I did what I had to do. They threw it to me and I had to catch it."
In his first game as a Cowboy, Jacobs has already plastered his name in the school record book. His 78-yard touchdown reception tied a Tim Leger connection with Chris Fontenot in 1996 as the longest in McNeese history by a tight end. And the two scores are a single-game high for a Cowboys tight end.
Those feats earned him Southland Offensive Player of the Week, as well as recognition as the College Performance Awards national tight end of the week.
"I've been kind of a humble person my whole life, so whenever someone tells me something like that it goes over my head," Jacobs said. "People were like 'Nic, you were player of the week.'
'Oh, for real?'
"Or people texting me that I was on SportsCenter. 'I was on SportsCenter? When did all this happen? From just one game?'"
At LSU, Jacobs was essentially an über-athletic offensive lineman who occasionally had a football thrown in his direction. His first game as a Cowboy matched the five receptions he had in two years as a Tiger. He never reached the end zone while in Baton Rouge.
"It's sort of like a dream come true, but not quite," Jacobs said. "It's very satisfying knowing that hard work has paid off."
This does not figure to be a one-game wonder scenario. The Bulls had trouble finding the right personnel and scheme to defend Jacobs, who had the speed to burn their secondary on his 78-yard score.
What's more, Stroud didn't even see Jacobs when he made the throw, trusting the tight end's timing would be perfectly in sync.
"I threw it blind," Stroud said. "(Lineman) Ben Jones was right in my way. I knew the cornerback was set, it was some type of Cover 2. So I threw it in the hole and saw him running down the sideline. The rest is history."
For Football Championship Subdivision teams, that matchup will become an even bigger headache.
"He's an easy target to throw it to because he's so big-bodied," Stroud said. "He's going to cause a lot of trouble for defenses because he's so big and he can run. Getting the ball into his hands is a good thing. We've got a lot of other playmakers, but he is definitely a good target to go to."


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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Life is finally starting to return to normal around the region as a long-awaited thaw has begun.
Despite light precipitation overnight, temperatures at or above freezing aided the work of road crews as southeastern North Carolina begins to defrost from a winter storm that will be long remembered for its ice than snow in many areas.
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Emergency dispatchers told WWAY there were no significant issues around the region overnight. It may be a sign that many drivers continued to heed warnings to stay off roads unless travel was absolutely necessary.
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Health Land Massage Rates and Menu
Foot Reflexology: 250 THB / 1 Hour
Traditional Thai Massage: 450 THB / 2 Hours
Aroma Therapy Body Massage: 850 THB / 90 Minutes
Thai Massage with Herbal Compress: 750 THB / 2 Hours
Body Polish: 750 THB / 1 Hour
Therapeutic Massage: 300 THB / 1 Hour
Facial Treatments: 1500-3500 THB / 1 hour - 1.5 Hours
Tourmaline Sauna: 300 THB / 1 Hour
Spa Suite Package: 8000 - 9200 THB / 3 - 4 Hours Package for 2 Guests
Vichy Shower: 2250 - 3100 THB / 75 Minutes - 120 Minutes
Chromotherapy Steam Room Package: 4400 - 6200 THB / 105 Minutes - 210 Minutes Package for 2 Guests
My Experience
Its somewhat like seeing your doctor. Tell your name and the treatment (massage) you want to one of the ladies, sit there and wait. Since I was experimenting, I just chose a foot massage. After about 15 minutes, my name was called and the formally dressed lady pointed towards a therapist standing somewhere behind a crowd. I located her and followed her to the basement where foot massage factory is located. Once you have read this review it will be clear why I call this a factory. Changing room is outside the factory door where I changed in to loose pyjamas given to me by my therapist. The factory floor was a large, very dark and depressing oblong hall with about a dozen massage chairs on either side. I lied down on one of those and the massage began. Air conditioning was not working well so the place felt hot. I was missing Bai Po already.
Like I always do, I told the therapist at the beginning of the massage that I have a soft spot above one of my ankles that hurts badly when pressed. I showed her the spot to avoid and she said OK. She even applied some balm over it. But to my shock, after a few minutes, she pressed that spot very hard almost making me jump from the chair. Wasn't it supposed to be a relaxing experience. No other therapist at any of the massage shops earlier in Bangkok or Pattaya had forgotten about the soft spot during the massage after I told them about it. But this lady was really forgetful. She apologised, I forgave her and the massage resumed but the process of she forgetting and me forgiving continued. The good lady pressed the soft spot twice more, once later during the massage and once while wiping my legs at the end. What the hell. I couldn't believe I had paid 250 THB to let someone hurt me. Leaving aside the pain she gave me, the massage itself was below average. I wondered, what was Health Land really selling? Thankfully, it was just a one hour foot massage and not something more complicated that Health Land could really mess up. I don't want to write more.
If you feel compelled to go there, the place is open daily from 9.00 AM to midnight. Phone: 02-261-1110.
Waiting Hall at Health Land Spa & Massage Asoke Sukhumvit
|Health Land Spa & Massage Asoke Sukhumvit Bangkok Waiting Hall
Health Land Spa & Massage Sign Board on Soi 21 near Asoke BTS Station
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Have noticed recently, a lot of references to cardasians, and some to mullet, on your TV shows. What exactly do they mean ?
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Got rid of my mullet about 15 years ago:)
Cos I was trying to relate one to this, and just could't figure out the connection,
I don't think that's the one you want. I don't watch the Kardashian show either. Like you hear about it a lot.
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AUD and NZD are on the upside after losses in the previous days. CAD weakened to more than 5-year low on speculation the Bank of Canada may signal it's more likely to lower interest rates than raise them (the BOC meeting results are due at 15:00 GMT).
USD/JPY fell from 118.80 to 117.50. Japanese yen strengthened as the Bank of Japan policy unchanged at its meeting. Japan's Nikkei fell by 0.5% as there was no new monetary stimulus in Japan. The BOJ cut its inflation projection to 1% for the fiscal year starting in April, while raising its forecast for GDP to 2.1%. EUR/JPY fell by 100 pips.
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Definition of obligation
1 : the action of obligating oneself to a course of action (as by a promise or vow)
2a : something (such as a formal contract, a promise, or the demands of conscience or custom) that obligates one to a course of action made an obligation to pay their children's college expensesb : a debt security (such as a mortgage or corporate bond)c : a commitment (as by a government) to pay a particular sum of money; also : an amount owed under such an obligation Unable to meet its obligations, the company went into bankruptcy.
3a : a condition or feeling of being obligated felt an obligation to voteb : a debt of gratitude returned the favor as an obligation
4 : something one is bound to do : duty, responsibility countries in which military service is an obligation fulfilled their familial obligations
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She believes that all people have a moral obligation to defend human rights.
He argues that people in a community have certain obligations to each other.
She failed to fulfill her obligations as a parent.
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OBLIGATION Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of obligation for English Language Learners
: something that you must do because of a law, rule, promise, etc.
: something that you must do because it is morally right
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Definition of obligation for Students
1 : something a person must do because of the demands of a promise or contract Make sure you know your rights and obligations before you sign.
2 : something a person feels he or she must do : duty I can't go because of other obligations.
3 : a feeling of being indebted for an act of kindness Don't feel any obligation to return the favor.
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Legal Definition of obligation
1 : a promise, acknowledgment, or agreement (as a contract) that binds one to a specific performance (as payment); also : the binding power of such an agreement or indication held that the amendment did not unconstitutionally impair the obligations of contracts — Davis v. American Family Mut. Ins. Co., 521 N.W.2d 366 (1994)
2 : a debt security (as a corporate or government bond) collateralized debt obligation : a security backed by a pool of diversified securities that usually do not include mortgages collateralized loan obligation : a security backed by a pool of commercial loans collateralized mortgage obligation : a bond collateralized by a pool of mortgage obligations or pass-through securities and paid according to the maturity and amortization schedule of its class and not directly from the underlying obligations —called also CMO
3 : what one is obligated to do, satisfy, or fulfill: as a : a commitment to pay a particular amount of money does not create a debt, liability, or other obligation, legal or moral — State v. Florida Dev. Fin. Corp., 650 So. 2d 14 (1995); also : an amount owed in such a commitment b : a duty arising from law, contract, or morality had a legal obligation as an employer a contractual obligation
4 in the civil law of Louisiana : a relationship that binds one party to a performance (as a payment or transfer) or nonperformance for another party — see also contract, offense, quasi-offense Editor's note: An obligation under civil law may arise by operation of law, naturally, or by contract or other declaration of will. The elements of an obligation are: the parties, an object, the relationship by virtue of which one party is bound to perform for the other's benefit, and, in the case of conventional obligations, a cause. conditional obligation : an obligation that is dependent on an uncertain event conventional obligation : an obligation taking the form of a contract heritable obligation : an obligation that may be enforced by the successor of the obligee or against the successor of the obligor joint obligation 1 : an obligation binding different obligors to a performance for one obligee 2 : an obligation binding one obligor to a performance for different obligees Editor's note: In civil law, one of two or more obligors in a joint obligation is only liable for his or her portion of the performance. natural obligation : an obligation arising from moral duty that is implied but not enforceable by the law several obligation 1 : any of the obligations binding different obligors to separate performances for one obligee 2 : any of the obligations binding an obligor to separate performances for different obligees solidary obligation : an obligation under which any of two or more obligors can be held liable for the entire performance (as payment of a debt) Editor's note: Solidary obligation is similar to joint and several liability in common law.
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Plano, Texas – Department store retailer JCPenney today lowered its first quarter sales and earnings guidance, projecting profit of about $0.50 per share – starkly below the previous projection of $0.75 to $0.80 EPS.
"Consumer confidence is at a multi-year low," said chairman and ceo Mike Ullman, as the $19.9 billion company reported "sales through the Easter holiday well below expectations."
Of the widely reported economic downturn, Ullman noted, "We expect the continuation of a difficult environment over the course of 2008."
"As a result, our management team is focused on enhancing the customer experience and finding additional opportunities in both our merchandising and expense management to best position the company to benefit when a recovery takes hold," Ullman concluded.
In very heavy volume, shares of JCPenney traded down more than 10% at the opening bell, then settled near a 7% loss by midday, as stockholders reacted.
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In the offseason, I questioned a lot of Dan Duquette's moves – especially Wei-Yin Chen. Honestly, it was to be determined what Chen brought to the table with the Orioles and fans were intrigued what he could do in the majors, most notably against the beasts of the American League East.
So far, Chen is passing the test. In fact, he may be singularly well the best pickup that Duquette has had throughout the young season so far. Although he does not throw all that hard – from the high 80's to very low 90's – Chen locates so well and paints the 'black' so effectively on either side of the plate.
That being said, the Taiwanese southpaw earned his fourth win of the season and helped give the Baltimore Orioles the split over the Yankees in their brief two-game series. They defeated the Bronx Bombers, 5-2, in a masterful effort by Chen who allowed two runs on four hits in seven innings of work. Jim Johnson got the save, his 12th.
The Orioles were significantly helped out by the double play – especially in the eighth and ninth innings, where the Yankees looked to possibly break things open.
The Orioles are 23-14 and share the American League East lead with the Rays. The offense broke through against southpaw C.C. Sabathia, who was off on the night, and left many pitches in zone. Sabathia's offerings were hit hard and times; therefore, he was tagged for four runs in six innings of work.
Adam Jones hit his 11th homer of the season in the second inning, and J.J. Hardy – who has been red hot as of late – drove in two runs and had two hits. Steve Tolleson also has two hits. Jones also scored twice, including during the seventh inning as Yankee catcher Chris Stewart allowed a passed ball.
Finally, with Adam Jones' start to the season, do you think now is the time to possibly extend him, or would it be best to wait to see what he does? I would say, the better he does – especially into the summer – the more expensive Jones will get. I know there's an inherent risk in signing a player to a long term deal, especially in light of the Roberts' injury and Markakis' effort the past few years.
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It is a pivotal part of every busy Londoner's life, something I'd wager you use weekly if not daily, and that you subconsciously rely on. I'm talking about the corner shop, that Aladdin's Cave of newspapers and booze, bleach and last-minute milk. While high streets across the capital struggle, the corner shop soldiers on, often for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The Price Cutter supermarket at 42 Clapham Road is not actually on a corner but it is close to Oval station and yards from my house. It is indeed open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and has on recent occasions furnished me with maraschino cherries, fish sauce and whole cloves, without which a certain cocktail, a Thai curry and a baked ham would have been seriously impaired.
I have stumbled into it drunk at 6am to buy the first newspapers of the millennium and made midnight dashes from dinner parties for wine, cigarettes and olives.
In 2006, it was firebombed by Robert Torto, a paranoid schizophrenic with a history of violence. The owner Riaz Ahmed escaped but Khizar Hayat was burned to death in the shop and his fellow employee Hamidullah Hamidi died of injuries in hospital.
The rival local supermarket, Payless, took up a collection for Hayat's wife and children in Kashmir. I'd seen these men on a weekly, sometimes daily, basis but never knew their names.
The shop was open again within months, and is now managed on a day-to-day basis by 39-year-old Raja Munir, who moved to London from Kashmir 13 years ago, inspired by a friend who told him: "UK is okay, job is okay here."
He lives in Euston with his British-born Kashmiri wife, their two daughters and a son. Munir worked at another corner shop in Jamaica Road, then drove a minicab for 18 months, before joining Price Cutter. There he works 66 hours a week: six shifts from noon to 11pm.
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owned by Erul Altun and family
Where? 183 Hoxton Street, N1.
USP: This is the local Turkish-owned version of Whole Foods, where vegetables are piled high and herbs come by the big bunch. If you're looking for purple carrots or round courgettes, you'll find them. This place has superior produce at better prices than most other stores. Even organic eggs are cheaper.
Weekly spend: About £30.
Totes amaze: The spinach — £1.50 for two large bunches of the proper stuff with big leaves, which has mud on it so you know it has been grown in soil. Quite unlike the expensive, pre-washed, packet stuff.
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Euro Supermarket
owned by the Iqbars
Where? 104-106 College Road, NW10
USP: Known in our home (and apparently every house in NW10) as the yellow shop, it is a bright neon beacon, open from 8am-11pm, 365 days a year. It sells everything from buckets and spades to bananas, and is wing man to my Sainsbury online deliveries. Cupcake holders? Check. Bungees? Check. Random ingredient from some infernal recipe book? Check. Plus the night boys, Ali and Waqas, feel like guardians of the neighbourhood and will always help you out.
Weekly spend: £10.
Totes amaze: The croissants, a snip at 65p. Take that, delis.
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Camberwell Daily (Premier)
owned by Jay Adbin
Where? 243 Camberwell New Road, SE5.
USP: This shop has been my saviour in many a crisis: from wrapping paper predicaments to chocolate cravings and drunken munchie needs (it's open from seven till midnight, seven days a week). There's a fairly heavy focus on tinned goods (the better kind — the chopped tomatoes are Napolina, for example), but the range is vast: I've bought lemon grass, curry spices and stationery in the past few months, and the selections of pitta bread and the Ben & Jerry's ice cream taste fantastic. It was also stocking Cadbury Mini Eggs recently for just £1 a bag.
Weekly spend: £5.
Totes amaze: A vast jar of capers for a quid.
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Damas Gate
managed by Mazen Al Sha'ar
Where: 81-85 Uxbridge Road, W12.
USP: An abundance of exotic, good quality food at below farmers' market prices, including lychees, pomegranates, quinces, guavas, kaki fruit and salted sour cherries. Plus, the platters of baklava, a dozen different flatbreads, jumbo bags of almonds, pistachios, dates, raisins etc, not to mention separate counters selling home-made tzatziki, tabbouleh and houmus. Its halal butcher makes a mean lamb kofta, too.
Weekly spend: £15-£20 will buy heaps.
Totes amaze: The falafels (5 for £1.15), yum. Little crispy chickpea fritters made twice daily, so always fresh and warm. So good, they usually get eaten on the way home.
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Addis Food and Wine
run by Tahir Ardic
Where: 64 Drayton Park, N5.
USP: Although it's the size of a cupboard, this ramshackle shop has packed in everything you could possibly need. It is open until late, 365 days a year, selling everything from obscure last-minute ingredients to washing powder, hair slides and extra booze. When a bigger store opened nearby, I peeked in out of curiosity but found it doesn't stock anything useful so I came straight back to Addis.
Weekly spend: £15 will get you a lot.
Totes amaze: A big bottle of Budvar beer for £1.79. The cheapest I've been able to find in Islington, possibly even in London.
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(MILWAUKEE, WI)--Ministry Health Care has been named among the nation's top healthcare systems according to Truven Health Analytics, a leading provider of information and solutions to improve the cost and quality of healthcare. The ranking is based on eight measures of clinical and operational performance. Ministry was ranked in the top 20% of all systems nationally and is the only Wisconsin-based healthcare system to achieve this recognition.
The Truven study was released exclusively to Modern Healthcare and published in the April 21st issue. This is the sixth consecutive year that Ministry has been named among the nation's top healthcare systems.
Truven researchers studied eight metrics that gauge clinical quality and efficiency: mortality, medical complications, patient safety, average length of stay, 30-day mortality rate, 30-day readmission rate, adherence to clinical standards of care (evidence-based core measures published by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS), and HCAHPS patient survey score (patient rating of overall hospital performance).
Among the key findings in the study were that top healthcare systems have better survival rates, lower 30-day mortality rates, fewer patient complications, shorter hospital stays, and better patient safety and core measures adherence.
Ministry's focus on person-centered care emphasizes the importance of the policies, processes and practices necessary to ensure the highest levels of service, clinical quality and patient safety.
"We are pleased that our continued high performance has been recognized by Truven Health Analytics," noted Nick Desien, President and CEO for Ministry Health Care. "But the most important aspect of this is how it translates to improved care for our patients which is our continuous focus. The hard work and dedication of our associates and medical staff is highlighted by this recognition."
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