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Get on Google Plus or get left behind
In the 15 months since the launch of Google+, over 250 million people are using it. Though many of commented on it being a ghost town, this is far from the case. On average, users are on Google + 12 minutes a day, which is just shy of Facebook's average of 14 minutes a day. With over one million brands jumping on the wagon (including over 50% of the top 100 US brands), this arena is growing rapidly. With 5 Billion plus ones per day, this has been the fastest global social share button in history.
Yes. Today I've been getting schooled on the world of Google Plus in my first session at Social Media Week Chicago. Though I was asked how many people are holding accounts to prevent brand jacking, the stats say that it's use is only growing and I'd argue, if you're just sitting on your brand page, you're missing a huge opportunity to get ahead of your competition.
Mobile search and discovery to reach $15bn by 2017: report
While mobile is presenting some tough monetization challenges for companies like Facebook, it's increasingly looking like a boon to others.
Google, for instance, is seeing spending on mobile search ads skyrocket, and it's working hard to improve its mobile ad offerings. In many cases, its efforts appear to be showing signs of success.
Nara raises $4m to build a better recommendation engine
When it comes to finding the perfect restaurant, hotel or entertainment venue, chances are you turn to one or more user reviews sites. After all, if you're going to trust anything, why not trust testimonials from a business' past customers?
User reviews, of course, aren't perfect, and sorting through them can require a lot of effort. Hence the effort many companies are making to build recommendation engines that use computing power to tell you where you should eat your next meal or go to have a good time.
Yelp inks deal for Bing Local Search
When Google announced that it was acquiring Zagat, it looked problematic. After all, Zagat was a publisher struggling to stay relevant in the digital age and Google was the world's biggest search engine. The potential conflicts the deal could create were huge.
One of the companies likely to have been most concerned with the acquisition was Yelp. Along with other popular user-generated reviews sites, it has arguably played a key role in Zagat's woes. With Google behind it, would the Mountain View-based company push Zagat content at the expense of a company like Yelp, which it once reportedly looked to buy?
Google launches Google+ Local with Zagat content, makes Zagat.com free
Last September, Google acquired Zagat, a company that built a world-famous brand around printed restaurant guides.
Thanks to the internet and the rise of user-generated reviews sites like Yelp, Zagat like so many other print publishers had seen a stunning reversal of fortunes before Google swooped in to buy it.
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Open Label wants to be Yelp for barcodes
Thanks to the internet, it's never been easier for consumers to share their thoughts and opinions about products and services. That has spurred the creation of an entire online reviews ecoystem.
Popular reviews sites like Yelp, which is planning to go public, can literally make or break a business. Earn favorable reviews and a steady stream of eager new customers could be coming through the door. Earn poor reviews and attracting customers can become a difficult task, although there's some evidence that negative customer reviews aren't as bad as thought.
Yelp files for IPO
User-generated reviews giant Yelp has joined the stock market goldrush by filing an initial public offering (IPO) of up to $100m in shares.
Since rejecting a reported $500m acquisition offer from Google in 2010, the company has apparently been preparing for this move, which could value the company at over $2b.
Google gets the Microsoft treatment on Capitol Hill
Little more than a decade ago, Microsoft was public enemy number one. After the United States Justice Department filed suit, a judge ruled that the world's largest software maker was a monopoly and must be broken up.
That ruling was overturned, and in 2001, the company settled with the Department of Justice.
Today, Microsoft is still one of the world's largest software makers, and Internet Explorer, the product that was the focus of so much of the government's action against the company, is still the world's most widely-used internet browser.
The company, however, has been humbled in markets like search and mobile, which were nascent in 2001. The implication: try as hard as they might, big technology companies can't use their size to guarantee success.
Daily deals: hazardous to your online reputation?
For many merchants owners, daily deals services are very attractive. Their promise: lots of customers coming through the doors in a short period of time. And no up-front fees to boot.
The appeal of the daily deal has driven the growth of some of the fastest growing companies ever.
Is Google's Zagat acquisition its most problematic ever?
Yesterday, Google announced that it is acquiring Zagat, a company whose name has become synonymous with printed restaurant guides. By size, the acquisition is likely nowhere near Google's largest.
As observed by TechCrunch, it appears that the acquisition price was under $66m.
But Google's Zagat acquisition has created quite a lot of buzz, and for good reason: this could arguably be Google's most problematic and challenging acquisition ever.
Can government agencies become Yelps online?
When you want to know whether the restaurant down the street is worth eating at, there's a decent chance you'll turn to online services like Yelp to see what other diners in your area have to say about it.
This is despite the fact that local government agencies, such as those that enforce health rules, probably have data that's more interesting to you than John Doe's angry rant about a rude waiter.
The rocky road ahead for Facebook Places
As a big fan of location-based applications (I'm currently 'checking in' at various locations on five different apps...!) I have of course been watching the launch and subsequent spread of Facebook Places with great interest.
Now that the first batch of dust has had a chance to settle, I wanted to look in a bit more detail at some of the hurdles 'Places' may face in the coming months, if past experience is to be believed.


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Bobbie Jean Landry, 67, of Wilmington, passed away Sunday, May 8, 2016, at Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter. She was born July 3, 1948, in Biloxi, Miss.
Bobbie was perpetually happy with a radiant smile. She loved gardening, reading, crafting and cooking. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, and she loved the beach and warm weather. Most of all, she was a devoted wife and mother whose love for her family was second only to her love for the Lord.
She had retired from Mary Washington Hospital, Fredericksburg, Virginia, where she was an X-ray assistant for eight years. She was a dental and orthodontic assistant for 21 years working for several dentists in the Omaha, Neb., and Northern Virginia areas.
Surviving are her husband, Michael Landry; son, Gene Lawrence of Hagerstown, Md.; and stepsons, James M. Landry of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., and Brian J. Landry of Fremont, Neb.; sisters, Mary Norris of Biloxi, Miss., and Lois Cothern of Ocean Springs, Miss.; and brothers, Charles Martinez of Asheville, Jose Martinez of Long Beach, Miss., and Patrick Decker of Irving, Texas.
Her family and friends will celebrate her life at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 18, at Harbor United Methodist Church, 4853 Masonboro Loop Road, Wilmington.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Lower Cape Fear Hospice Foundation, 1414 Physicians Drive, Wilmington, NC, 28401; or ASPCA.
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NUMB is the story of Monica Harrison, who just days after the winter holiday loses everything she holds near and dear to her heart.
Three days after Christmas, Monica, her husband Granger, and their 6-year-old son, Boyd, head back from Monica's hometown, Colonie New York, where they just spent a few days celebrating the holiday with Monica's dad.
Life changes within a matter of seconds once the Harrison's set foot back into their New York City apartment.
What does one do when everything you love is taken away? Things that money can't replace, that comfort cannot mend?
NUMB is the quintessential story of the destruction of one woman's magnificent dream and her journey back to "feeling" again, even if she has to kill to do it.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Magglio Ordonez and Dmitri Young have the Detroit Tigers feeling upbeat about the second half of the season.
Ordonez drove in three runs and Young hit a two-run homer to lead the Tigers past the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 9-4 on Sunday.
"We're doing what we're capable of doing," Detroit manager Alan Trammell said. "We know we can score some runs on a regular basis."
Ordonez had a two-run double in a three-run seventh that put Detroit ahead 9-4. He has 11 RBI in nine games since his return from a hernia on July 1.
"I'm starting to swing the bat well," Ordonez said. "I feel like the season starts over in the second half."
Young keyed a four-run third with his second homer in two days and 15th overall. Rondell White had a pair of run-scoring singles.
Mike Maroth (7-9) allowed four runs and 10 hits in 5 1/3 innings. The Tigers have won five of six, reaching the All-Star break at 42-44.
"It's too bad we're going to the break," White said with a laugh. "Hopefully we can pick it up, keep working hard and keep that confidence."
Jorge Cantu hit a two-run homer for the Devil Rays, who have lost 14 of 16. Tampa Bay, at 28-61, has its second-worst record at the All-Star break in eight years of existence. The Devil Rays were 27-61 at the 2001 break.
"We don't have a choice. If we want to move forward, we've got to put it behind us and keep moving forward," Tampa Bay outfielder Carl Crawford said.
Tampa Bay has allowed a major league-high 533 runs, which is tied for third most ever at the All-Star break. Manager Lou Piniella didn't rule out some roster changes before the resumption of play Thursday at Toronto.
"Let's see what happens here with the makeup of the team over the break," Piniella said. "See if we add anybody, or make some moves."
The Tigers went ahead 6-3 in the third. Chris Shelton had a run-scoring double, and White hit an RBI single before Young's two-run shot.
Tampa Bay starter Mark Hendrickson (3-6) departed after Young's homer. He allowed six runs and eight hits in 2 2/3 innings.
Young went 6-for-18 in the four-game series. He snapped an 0-for-18 slide in the series opener Thursday.
"Dmitri seems like this series he started to come out of it," Trammell said.
After Julio Lugo hit an RBI double, Cantu snapped an 0-for-11 slide with his two-run homer as the Devil Rays took a 3-1 lead in the first. Cantu has eight homers and 25 RBI over his last 23 games.
Detroit opened the scoring in the first on Ordonez's RBI grounder. Craig Monroe's sacrifice fly one inning later got the Tigers within 3-2. Monroe has 53 RBI, the most by a Detroit outfielder at the All-Star break since Kirk Gibson had 63 in 1985.
Nick Green ended Maroth's day with his sixth-inning RBI single that made it 6-4.
"I'm really excited about the second half," Maroth said. "If we're healthy, it will be fun."


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Indeed. Infants with a given name more often associated with the host invisible or the House of Lords were a rarity in York 29 years ago and his background almost certainly makes him unique in his chosen sport. 'My father was from Jamaica. My mum's Anglo-American and the name came from a newscaster she'd seen on TV,' he said.
'Singe', as he tends to be known - although some still mistakenly dub him Ian St John Ellis - is a most unusual-looking person.
If he had been born in West Africa as light-skinned as he is, he would have become a griot, one of the musician caste. However, he was born in Yorkshire, became a rugby league player, and, this season more than ever, rather a remarkable one.
On the right wing for Castleford, Ellis has burnt opposing defences to the tune of 22 tries so far. More than anyone, he has benefited from the more laissez-faire approach they have adopted since the appointment of John Joyner as coach and he figures as the major threat to Bradford in this afternoon's Regal Trophy semi-final at Odsal.
'The style of play has changed at the club,' he said. 'John doesn't want us to cut any of the flair players out. We're likely to throw the ball around from anywhere and other teams can't read us. I've seen a lot of the ball and that has given me a lot of confidence to take people on.'
The instinctive enthusiasm with which Ellis takes people on can be a frustration as well as a joy to a coach. The previous imcumbent at Wheldon Road, Darryl Van de Velde, used to threaten to cut off his right leg if he did not curb his habit of throwing in an extra side-step for the hell of it.
'But now I've been given a free rein. I know John doesn't mind if I try to take someone on and it doesn't work. Next time it will.'
With the season only half-way through, Ellis has an excellent chance of breaking Castleford's record for tries in a season, the 36 scored by Keith Howe 30 years ago.
In one extraordinary burst this autumn, he crossed for hat-tricks in three successive appearances and for two tries in the next match. One of the hat-tricks was against the New Zealand tourists, giving him hope that he might be given another chance at international level.
Ellis played for Great Britain three years ago and has a burning desire to do so again. The experience was tantalisingly brief; twice he came on as substitute full-back in the latter stages of matches against France that were already convincingly won.
'I wouldn't say I've really had a taste at that level. I just got my lips wet. I thought I had a chance of playing against New Zealand, though, but they brought Martin Offiah straight in after his injury. Nothing against him - he can score tries from anywhere - but I thought I was in with a shout.'
Offiah, his Wigan team-mate, Jason Robinson, and John Devereux form a daunting barrier for any aspiring Test wing man at the moment, but Ellis, sitting on top of the try-scoring lists, has a strong argument at his disposal.
'A winger is judged on the tries he scores. If you look at the lists now, I think they're all about 10 behind me. In my situation, you've got to keep scoring. You've got to pick yourself.'
Apart from being called Ian, the one thing that irritates Ellis is being told that he is in his twilight. There is still far more bubbling, youthful enthusiasm in his game than there is of the world-weary and worldly-wise. 'I'll play till I drop,' he promises. 'I've got a zest for the game.
'When you look around a town like Castleford, with the redundancies and the pits closing, you realise how fortunate you are to be paid to do something you love. It gives you a responsibility to always give it your best shot as well, because, for a lot of people, having a good rugby team in town is a bit of light at the end of the tunnel.'
Ellis' personal tunnel has a Test cap against France this Spring at its end. 'It shouldn't be the way it works, but you have to show what you can do in the right match, in front of the right people,' he said. 'A televised semi-final is perfect.'
Ellis will pursue his own personal game plan again this afternoon - one that has served him well so far this season.
'Every time I get the ball, I aim to do something different and to get a bit further with it than the previous time,' he said. 'If you can do that, you've played a perfect game, haven't you?
'You can't hide on a rugby league field - and who wants to hide anyway? - and you can't fool the spectators. But I believe that if you really want something, you'll get it.'
Ellis, an unusual man with an unusually fiery passion for his game, could get closer to what he craves today.
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Dadashova's name was included in the list of voters of 24th polling station of 89th Goychay-Aghdam constituency. She voted at home.
The parliamentary election is being held in Azerbaijan Nov. 1.
Some 503 international observers from 40 organizations and over 66,000 local observers monitor the parliamentary election in Azerbaijan.
As many as 767 candidates claim for 125 seats in the Azerbaijani parliament.


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There's no reason pumpkin pie can only be enjoyed at Thanksgiving. Personally, I love pumpkin in every season, 365 days year-round. But it's true that there is something especially comforting about pumpkin in the cold weather months. And if you have some extra purée from your holiday prep or fall harvest, these Bourbon Pumpkin Pies are a wonderful way to put that supplementary squash to good use. In fact, if you're as much of a pumpkin fanatic as me (and eating pumpkin pie once a year is never enough), these could even become a feature for your upcoming Christmas or New Year's Eve menu! Continue reading
Chocolate Hazelnut Brownies
When I say hazelnut, do you think Nutella? Hazelnuts have recently gained a well-recognized and fashionable status thanks to the famous Italian hazelnut-cocoa spread. But despite the great popularity of Nutella (and the popularity is indeed substantial!), hazelnuts do not have a prominent presence in American cupboards or baking repertoires. Almonds, yes. Pecans and walnuts, of course. And even cashews, sure. But where's the love for the hazelnut? Continue reading
Banana Maple Walnut Scones
March is National Nutrition Month, and I think it's time to correct a common misconception. Many people believe that a nutritious diet is a restrictive one – that in order to qualify as "healthy" you have to completely cut out this food or that nutrient. But a healthy diet needs to be a realistic one. And let's be honest, we all like a treat now and then. But when an afternoon craving hits, there are better ways to manage it. This could mean consciously paying attention to portion sizes, such as choosing to savor one square of chocolate instead of mindlessly downing the whole bar. Or it can mean selecting a food that's similar to the one you're craving but is a little lighter on calories and bit more nutritious – like these Banana Maple Walnut Scones! Continue reading
Fresh Orange & Thyme Tartlets
Winter is often associated with rich comfort foods, but it's also the season of bright citrus fruits. Navel oranges start appearing in California around mid-November with their peak season occurring in February, March, and April, when they are the sweetest and most vibrant. And they couldn't arrive at a better time! When you're still recovering from the heavy holiday fare, a refreshing orange is a welcome treat indeed. And here are a few tips for enjoying fresh oranges this season. Continue reading
Spiced Apple Oatmeal Cookies
For a baker, the annual Christmas cookie exchange is a highly anticipated event. Not only is it an excuse to whip out your mixer, it's also the perfect occasion for trying out a new recipe. After all, you're guaranteed a large group of hungry test tasters! Since the Christmas season is typically filled with rich, supremely sweet desserts, I like to take a healthy twist on a classic cookie for my exchange contribution.
This year, oatmeal cookies made with applesauce do the trick! Continue reading


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text: Posted January 14, 2013 All these other QBs that can run need to be careful. Griffin is a twig and Wilson is not much bigger. Kaep has nice size (6'4, 230), but he needs to dial back his running a bit if he wants to stick around. Contrary to what ESPN would love to have you believe, opposing defenses will be ready for them next year like they were for Cam early on this season. Cam overcame the early "slump" and matured. He's ready now to take it to the next level. The other young QBs have yet to face the kind of adversity he encountered this year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Masahiro Tanaka recorded a career high 13 strikeouts, but the Yankees were downed by the Athletics 4-1 at Yankee Stadium on Friday night. >> Click here for the full box score...
Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman (left shoulder inflammation) is expected to play catch on Saturday as part of his throwing program.
Chapman told YES that he has not felt any pain since the injury. He was scheduled to visit the team doctor on Friday.
"It has been brutal being on the DL," Chapman told Meredith Marakovits of YES Network. "It's so boring. I don't like coming here, doing my rehab, and then watching everyone actually play in the game."
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Tagg Romney -- the son of former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney -- and MLB Hall of Famer Tom Glavine contacted Derek Jeter weeks ago in order to persuade him to dump Jed Bush and join their group in pursuit of the sale of the Marlins, according to The Daily News.
The Yankees (27-17) will open a three-game set against the Athletics (21-25) on Friday night at Yankee Stadium.
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Our weekly minor league report canvases the Yankees' farm system, providing updates about the status of the teams in action and the organization's top prospects.
Notes: Top-30 prospect rankings (via MLBPipeline.com) are club based with overall MLB ranks, if applicable, in parenthesis. Prospects currently in the major leagues will not be covered here. Team records and statistics are through games played May 25, 2017.
The BNNY panel fast-forward to the trade deadline and list their fantasy deals the Yankees can pursue to acquire more talent.
The Yankees continue to see declines in ticket sales this season despite the team leading the AL East, according to New York Times' Billy Witz.
The team's first-quarter filings reported last week noted ticket and suite revenues had declined "nearly $14 million from the first-quarter filing of a year ago." Overall, ticket sales have fell $166 million since their World Series championship back in 2009.
Managing general partner, Hal Steinbrenner, thinks millennials are the reason for the lack of interest in not only his team, but baseball in general.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman isn't looking to call up top prospect Gleyber Torres to the majors anytime soon, according to Newsday's Erik Boland.
Torres was recently promoted to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Monday. However, Cashman isn't going to put Torres in pinstripes, regardless of injury or under-performance from any Yankees at the moment.
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The opening arguments have been made by both sides of the newly enshrined "The Judge's Chambers," an 18-seat juror's box assembly for fans who show their allegiance to Yankees rookie outfielder Aaron Judge.
On the plaintiff's side, the complaint is that despite Judge's MLB-leading 15 home runs (plus one misruled a triple), he's just a rookie and doesn't deserve a fully developed section with his name on it. Those against the enclosed area claim that there is nothing wrong with fans coming to the stadium with their robes, wigs and fake gavels, but the section should have grown organically over time.
For those who remember the 1990's early 2000's clubs, think the bullseyes with a large 'O' on them that fans in right field would hold up for the fan favorite Paul O'Neill to aim at. That wasn't a team manufactured promo, but rather grew over time by the fans. The contention is that named sections are meant for longtime club veterans or better retired heroes. Finally, why would the Yankees want to place undue pressure on their 25-year-old right fielder?
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Yankees ace Masahiro Tanaka claims he is not injured, but rather in a rut as he continues to struggle on the mound, according to ESPN's Andrew Marchand.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman said Thursday that there are "no indicators" anything is wrong with Tanaka physically and that there is no need for him to undergo tests, according to Erik Boland of Newsday.
In his last start against the Rays this past Saturday, Tanaka was shelled for six runs on nine hits, including three home runs in three innings. This came after an even worse outing against the Astros at Yankee Stadium where he let up four homers for eight runs in 1 2/3 innings.
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The Yankees have placed outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury on the seven-day concussion disabled list and will call up Rob Refsnyder, the team announced Thursday morning.
Ellsbury was diagnosed with a concussion and strained neck after he crashed into the wall to make a catch during in the first inning Wednesday night, the team announced. He went deep to center field to rob Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar of a hit on the first pitch of the frame.
Ellsbury stayed in the game for the remainder of the inning but was replaced by Aaron Hicks in the second.
Refsnyder has hit .258 with a .330 on-base percentage in 77 career Major League games.
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Today's game between the Yankees and the Royals has been postponed due to the weather, the team announced early Thursday morning.
The game has been rescheduled for Monday, September 25 at Yankee Stadium.
Behind the strong pitching of Luis Severino, the Yankees topped the Royals, 3-0, on Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium. >> Click here for the full box score...
Severino (3-2) made it through eight innings on a season-high 114 pitches, striking out seven while allowing just four hits and a walk. He lowered his ERA to 3.11.
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The New York Yankees (26-17) play Game 3 of a four-game series against the Kansas City Royals (19-26) on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium.
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Hall of Famer Dave Winfield cautioned the Yankees about putting too much spotlight on rookie Aaron Judge, according to NY Daily News.
The comments were in response to the Yankee Stadium's newest feature in the right field seats: "Judge's Chambers." Chosen at random each game, 18 fans will sit in a special section that resembles a jury box where they can wear judicial robes with No. 99 on the back and wave foam gavels reading "All Rise!" on the side.
Winfield thinks its a little early in Judge's career to be giving him his own fan section.
"It may be risky," Winfield said. "Making it in New York is a tough proposition, but (Judge) started off well this year. It takes a lot to focus and put it all together. I hope he doesn't get distracted with all the focus. Figure out the game of baseball first."
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Prior to the start of this season, Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge came to the humble realization that he needed to change his swing in order to have success at the plate.
"The biggest thing, the way I can explain it, was controlling my back hip," Judge told Kyle Glaser of Baseball America. "I watched the great hitters. They're into their back hip, and that's where the swing starts. They're in their legs, They're in that hip. For me it allows me to stay in and through the zone longer. I don't come around the zone."
The results of Judge's change have been obvious. In his three seasons in the minors, the outfielder out of Fresno State never hit more than 20 home runs or had a slugging percentage over .490 in a season.
Yet during his rookie season this year, Judge is on pace for 58 home runs and a .692 slugging percentage.
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The Royals gained a late lead on Tuesday night in the Bronx, defeating the Yankees 6-2.>> Click here for the full box score
Jordan Montgomery (2-4) allowed just two hits while striking out six batters during his six innings of work, lowering his ERA for the spring to 4.30. The bullpen, however, struggled to maintain the Yankees' lead, giving up six runs in two innings.
Solo homeruns from Aaron Hicks and Chris Carter provided an early 2-0 lead for the Yankees.
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The New York Yankees (26-16) play Game 2 of a four-game series against the Kansas City Royals (18-26) on Tuesday at Yankee Stadium.
|Alcides Escobar, SS
|Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
|Mike Moustakas, 3B
|Aaron Hicks, LF
|Lorenzo Cain, CF
|Matt Holliday, DH
|Eric Hosmer, 1B
|Starlin Castro, 2B
|Salvador Perez, DH
|Aaron Judge, RF
|Jorge Bonifacio, LF
|Didi Gregorius, SS
|Jorge Soler, RF
|Chase Headley, 3B
|Whit Merrifield, 2B
|Austin Romine, C
|Drew Butera, C
|Chris Carter, 1B
Tags: Jordan Montgomery, Kansas City Royals
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The Yankees entered the 2017 campaign believing they would have much better performance from their first basemen after a dormant 2016 season. Instead, Yankees first basemen rank dead last in MLB in each component of the triple slash line (.176/.288/.301) and OPS+ (45, with 100 considered average).
The drain at the position in 2016 was disappointing, but the club was optimistic for 2017 with Tyler Austin set to build on last season's cameo, Greg Bird back and healthy, and 2016 National League home run co-leader Chris Carter signed for added power.
Austin was hurt before a competition at first base could begin, allowing Bird to win the job with a fantastic spring training, while Carter was relegated to the bench...
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Yankees 1B Greg Bird took dry swings on Monday at Yankee Stadium and should advance to hitting off a tee and from soft tosses on Tuesday, reports Bryan Hoch of MLB.com.
"It felt good today. Felt really good," the first baseman told the New York Daily News.
On Wednesday, Bird will hit in the batting cage before taking Thursday off. The 24-year old will then take two days of batting practice over the weekend before flying down to Tampa on Sunday. In Tampa, Bird will take a few days of batting practice and live at bats before starting a rehab assignment there, and then continuing his rehab assignment in Scranton.
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The BNNY panel discusses Michael Pineda pitching like the ace in the starting rotation and shares their thoughts on the 'Judge's Chambers.'
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Three Yankees hit home runs while Michael Pineda won his second straight start as New York beat the Kansas City Royals, 4-2, Monday at Yankee Stadium. >> Box score
Brett Gardner, Didi Gregorius and Chris Carter each homered to power the Yankees to their second straight win.
Pineda (5-2) gave up two runs and six hits in 6 1/3 innings to win his second straight outing against Kansas City. He struck out five batters in six innings in an 11-7 win last Wednesday.
Tags: Brett Gardner, Didi Gregorius, Kansas City Royals, Michael Pineda
New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman is expected to begin throwing next week after he went on the disabled list due to a shoulder injury, according to YES Network.
Chapman hasn't pitched since May 12 and went on the disabled list two days later due to rotator cuff inflammation. He had been feeling shoulder discomfort for weeks before the Yankees placed him on the DL.
Chapman was scheduled to meet with a team physician before Monday's game against the Kansas City Royals, but manager Joe Girardi did not have a definitive update when talking to the media.
"Originally we said (Chapman) would not be throwing for two weeks," Girardi said, according to NJ.com's Randy Miller. "It's only been a week. But he does feel better, so that would be my update."
Tags: Aroldis Chapman, Dellin Betances
Alex Rodriguez believes Yankees rookie Aaron Judge "has a chance to be historic," he told John Harper of the NY Daily News.
Rodriguez had the chance to analyze two of New York's biggest phenoms in Judge and Mets outfielder Michael Conforto in his broadcast debut this past week for FOX.
Harper asked Rodriguez which player he would choose to have the better career, and Rodriguez stayed loyal to the pinstripes.
"Tough question," Rodriguez said. "I think they're both going to be All-Stars for years to come. But Judge has a chance to be historic. He's 6-foot-7, he benches 450 pounds, he's got a great idea at the plate."
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The New York Yankees (25-16) begin a four-game series at home against the Kansas City Royals (18-25) on Monday at Yankee Stadium.
|Alcides Escobar, SS
|Brett Gardner, LF
|Mike Moustakas, 3B
|Gary Sanchez,C
|Lorenzo Cain, CF
|Matt Holliday, DH
|Eric Hosmer, 1B
|Starlin Castro, 2B
|Salvador Perez, C
|Aaron Judge, RF
|Brandon Moss, DH
|Aaron Hicks, CF
|Jorge Bonifacio, LF
|Didi Gregorius, SS
|Jorge Soler, RF
|Chase Headley, 3B
|Whit Merrifield, 2B
|Chris Carter, 1B
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The New York Yankees are promoting top shortstop prospect Gleyber Torres to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, according to MLB.com's Matt Kardos.
Torres is considered one of the top prospects in baseball according to several outlets. MLB.com ranked him the No. 3 prospect and the Yankees the No. 2 farm system, while ESPN's Keith Law ranked him the No. 4 prospect in January.
"He checked every box necessary in that league [Eastern League]," Brian Cashman told Joel Sherman of the New York Post in explaining why Torres is being promoted.
After Cashman received the go-ahead from minor league head Gary Denbo to promote Torres on Saturday. the general manager ran the idea by all of his departments, such as scouting and analytics, and everyone approved of the promotion.
Dellin Betances continued his impressive season on Sunday, recording the final four outs of the game to pick up his second save of the season.
Betances needed only 16 pitches to retire the final four batters, racking up three strikeouts on the way to a 3-2 New York victory.
The 29-year old, who recently took over as the Yankees' closer with Aroldis Chapman on the DL, has not surrendered an earned run since April 8.
Tags: Alroldis Chapman, Dellin Betances
Brett Gardner hit a three-run home run, CC Sabathia limited the Rays to two runs in five innings, and the Yankees' bullpen tossed four scoreless innings as New York avoided a three-game sweep in Tampa. >> Click here for the full box score
CC Sabathia struck out six batters and walked one in a 95-pitch effort. After allowing a run in the first inning, Sabathia threw three scoreless innings before giving up a solo shot in the fifth.
Didi Gregorius went 4-for-4 with an RBI, raising his batting average to .322 on the season. Gardner had two hits and Jacoby Ellsbury added a double.
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New York Yankees RHP Masahiro Tanaka lost his second straight start on Saturday when he gave up six runs and nine hits in three innings in a 9-5 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field.
Tanaka (5-3) left the game in the bottom of the fourth inning after five straight batters reached base, including Corey Dickerson, whose second home run of the game gave Tampa Bay a 6-3 lead.
"We have to get him right," manager Joe Girardi said, according to the New York Daily News' Mike Mazzeo. "I thought his slider was better today. I thought his splitter was better at times. But he made some mistakes with his fastball. His stuff was better than his last start, but it's not where we need it to be. And we've got to continue to work on it."
Tags: Austin Romine, Gary Sanchez, Masahiro Tanaka, Tampa Bay Rays
In the latest installment of JR Sport Brief on SNY.tv, JR debates whether former Yankee Alex Rodriguez is a changed man.
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The Yankees (24-16) will try to avoid a sweep as they wrap up their series with the Tampa Bay Rays (23-22) at Kauffman Stadium at 1:10 p.m. ET on Sunday.
Masahiro Tanaka allowed six runs on nine hits, Tommy Layne allowed three additional runs, and the Yankees fell to the Tampa Bay Rays, 9-5, on Saturday at Tropicana Field. >> Click here for the full box score
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Luis Severino limited the Rays to just one run in five innings on Friday night, but the Yankees' bullpen allowed four runs in the final four frames in a 5-4 loss.
Jonathan Holder pitched a scoreless sixth inning, but Adam Warren allowed three runs on three hits in the seventh, and only recorded two outs before Chasen Shreve entered to finish the inning.
Tyler Clippard pitched the eighth, but struggled with command and walked two batters before Evan Longoria hit an RBI single to tack on what ended up being the decisive run.
Tags: Adam Warren, Alroldis Chapman, Luis Severino, Tyler Clippard
Yankees outfielder Matt Holliday hit his eighth home run of the year Friday night, but the Rays beat the Yankees, 5-4, at Tropicana Field. The two-run shot tied the game in the top of the eighth inning before Evan Longoria's single in the bottom half of the frame put the Rays right back ahead.
Starlin Castro and Jacoby Ellsbury also collected RBI for New York. Starting pitcher Luis Severino went five innings, allowing one run on five hits and three walks while striking out seven.
The Yankees have now lost three in a row and seven of their last 10. They will look to get back on track Saturday as the series against the Rays continues with an afternoon tilt at 4:10 p.m.
Yankees LHP Jordan Montgomery struggled last night, allowing five earned runs on four hits and three walks in five innings.
Montgomery surrendered two early runs to the Royals and was unable to recover. Mike Moustakas added a fifth inning, three-run home run to extend Kansas City's lead to 5-0.
The 24-year old has now allowed nine earned runs in his last 11.0 innings spanning two starts.
Danny Duffy pitched seven shutout innings, Mike Moustakas hit a three-run homer, and the Royals cruised to a 5-1 win over the Yankees at Kauffman Stadium on Thursday. >> Click here for the full box score
Tags: Aaron Judge, Didi Gregorius, Jacoby Ellsbury, Starlin Castro
The Yankees (23-13) will go for the sweep as they wrap up their series with the Kansas City Royals (16-23) at Kauffman Stadium at 8:15 p.m. ET on Thursday night.
The Yankees' bats came alive and backed starter Michael Pineda as New York beat the Royals, 11-7, on Wednesday night in Kansas City. >> Click here for the full box score
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Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner is pleased with the team's play through the first month and half, especially the effort of the young core.
With that in mind, Steinbrenner said at Wednesday's owners meetings that he'd prefer not to trade any of the team's prospects away, if possible.
The Yankees (23-13) look to continue their winning ways in Kansas City as they take on the Royals (16-22) at 8:15 p.m. on Wednesday night.
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Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild is working with Masahiro Tanaka to fix some mechanical issues in hopes of getting the team's ace back on track after his recent struggles.
"Larry talked to him today about some mechanical things. Hopefully they get it ironed out,'' manager Joe Girardi told George A. King III of the New York Post. "I think his front shoulder was flying [open] a bit [Sunday]. Sometimes they're mechanical and we have to iron them out. He hasn't had a good splitter and slider for most of the year.''
In his most recent start, Tanaka lasted only 1 2/3 innings against the Astros, allowing eight runs on seven hits, including four home runs.
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The Yankees have plenty of young talent on their roster, but because Starlin Castro is in his eighth season in the big leagues, it's easy to forget he's just 27 years old. Castro is in his baseball prime and based on his performance so far this season, he might be poised to tap into the potential some expected years ago.
At age-21 in 2011, Castro led the National League in hits (207) in just his second season and expectations heightened for the then-shortstop. Castro never reached the presumed zenith in Chicago and after a couple of rough seasons, he was traded to New York.
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CC Sabathia pitched a 6.2 inning shutout on the way to the Yankees' 7-1 win in the first game of their three-game series against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday evening. >> Box score
President Randy Levine expressed the utmost confidence in new Yankees closer Dellin Betances on Tuesday, via a report from FanRag's Jon Heyman.
Betances has taken over the closer role in New York after Aroldis Chapman was placed on the 10-day disabled list with an inflamed rotator cuff.
"He's going to do great," Levine said. "He's ready. I have full confidence he'll do a great job.
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The Yankees (22-13) begin a three-game series at Kauffman Stadium against the Royals at 8:15 p.m. ET on Tuesday night.
|Brett Gardner, LF
|Alcides Escobar, SS
|Gary Sanchez, C
|Mike Moustakas, 3B
|Matt Holliday, DH
|Lorenzo Cain, CF
|Starlin Castro, 2B
|Eric Hosmer, 1B
|Aaron Judge, RF
|Salvador Perez, C
|Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
|Jorge Bonifacio, RF
|Chase Headley, 3B
|Jorge Soler, DH
|Didi Gregorius, SS
|Alex Gordon, LF
|Chris Carter, 1B
|Whit Merrifield, 2B
During an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, OF Aaron Judge surprised Yankees fans in Bryant Park.
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The Daily News Live panel discuss if New York will ever see another athlete as successful on and off the field as Derek Jeter.
Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman felt pain and discomfort in his shoulder for weeks before alerting the team, he told reporters on Sunday.
Chapman was placed on the 10-day disabled list on Sunday due to left rotator cuff inflammation and could miss roughly a month.
"I heard Chapman tell you guys that, and all I can tell you is that he didn't mention anything," GMBrian Cashman said Monday, according to Dan Martin of the NY Post. "We check every day with the trainers to see what they're doing or if anyone is deviating from their routine. That's all you can do."
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Masahiro Tanaka has made eight starts for the Yankees this season. The bookends have been utter disasters, and maybe worse, what's been in between has been mediocre outside of one start. Tanaka's performance so far this season has both short-term and long-term consequences for the Yankees.
Short-term impact
Tanaka is paid to be the ace of this club. Whether you agree he is or is not, Tanaka is expected to perform as such by the Yankees. And quite honestly, Tanaka expects it of himself as well. When the fans are treated to such a dismal performance the boo birds will be in full force.
"I didn't do my job," Tanaka told Newsday. "They have all the right to boo me."


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Merchant Services Racing will head to the streets of Baltimore for this weeks American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón for the Baltimore Sports Car Challenge presented by SRT. The eighth round of the American Le Mans Series championship is 2-hour charge through the city's Inner Harbor district. As defending champions of the 2011 event, the team hopes to repeat and keep their podium streak alive.
Fielding two cars for the event, Tony Burgess will join Kyle Marcelli in the No. 8 Lamex, Butterfield Farms ORECA, while Lucas and Matt Downs take on the driving duties for the No. 7 sister car.
"I don't want the guys to be over confident going into this round," noted team principal, Brian Alder, "but I think we're in a good place. We know the cars. We know the track. And we're defending champions. If you combine that with our consistency over the summer, you'd have to give us pretty good odds."
"More importantly though," added Alder, "I'm confident in the way the team is performing week in and week out. The crew is really finding their groove. They're avoiding mistakes and they're operating in a pro-active mode. They're not leaving anything to chance with car prep and they're performing extremely well on their pit stops. I'm real happy with those guys."
The team also has the benefit of their lead driver, Kyle Marcelli. Marcelli has earned the respect of his fellow competitors and many in the American Le Mans Series. He's fast, consistent and knows how to stay out of trouble. Just last week, Marcelli shattered the Prototype Challenge track record at Road America by over one second clocking a time of 1:57.172, six tenths quicker than 3-time 24 Hour Le Mans Winner Tom Kimber-Smith, Indy Car Ace Bruno Junquria and Sports Car Veteren Marino Franchiti.


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Tiger Mowed Down By Moving Train In Madhya Pradesh
India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday December 6, 2016
A tiger was was mowed down by a speeding train near Majhgavan railway station in Satna, a forest official said today.
Karthik Says He Didn't Force Satna Titus Into Marriage
Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday September 15, 2016
"We've been seeing each other for some time and wished to get married. However, our parents were against our decision. So we decided to register our marriage, for now, and plan to get married in an official ceremony early next year," says Karthik
Homeless, Villagers Along Satna's Tamas River Brace For Fresh Floods
India News | Written by Siddharth Ranjan Das | Monday August 22, 2016
It has not rained in Satna for the last 48 hours and the floodwater has receded in most parts of the district. But the worries of the people are far from over.
No Permanent Relief For Flood-Hit Madhya Pradesh, Heavy Rainfall Expected Tomorrow
India News | Written by Siddharth Ranjan Das | Sunday August 21, 2016
In Madhya Pradesh's Satna district, 10-year-old Sanjeet Bansal put his textbooks out to dry this morning. The books had got wet as the Tamas rives flowed into his home in Sonwari village. Though the water has receded a little, the met department has predicted more rain. But Sanjeet and his family are unaware and unprepared.
Rain And Floods Claim 15 Lives, Cause Destruction In Madhya Pradesh
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday August 20, 2016
Fifteen people have died since Friday across Madhya Pradesh in devastation caused by three days of continuous rain and resulting floods, including building collapses in Sagar and Satna districts, officials said on Saturday.
15 Dead In Madhya Pradesh Deluge, Narmada River Above Danger Mark
India News | Press Trust of India | Sunday July 10, 2016
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Well, Donna, here's a really rough sketch as a picture is worth a
thousand words:-)
Figured it would be easier to draw than explain...but idea is to
extend the bed you already have on the other side of the chain link
fence in a curve, so it looks like it just continues through the
fence. Put in a bed at the street corner of the house that bells
out; plant some taller, wider shrubs and/or shrubs and a small tree
so they would actually hide most of that area from the street,
creating a bit of a secret garden from that side. Put in a path to
the electric meter and turn the grass into groundcover as it would be
hard to mow in there. Path would actually take up most of the space
between the beds; realize this sketch is at no scale:-) Hope it
makes sense.
At the end of the extended bed, where it hits the wood fence, put in
some narrow columnar shrubs or grow some vines up the fence. Dunno
if you're trying to hide the fence, neighbor's yard or not. If not,
you could just use some taller perennials there and let that fence be
their background.
I'd be inclined to plant a tall columnar something up against the
chain link fence between the meter and the existing garden so you
don't see the meter from where you took the photo. That item would
start the new extended bed on the house side. I just thought of that
and didn't put it in the sketch.
So, that's my suggestion, FWIW:-)
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> A picture is worth a thousand words... so :)
> http://illianagardenpond.org/southside.jpg
> This was taken from inside the yard looking to the street. Need
> something from the fence to front of home. I may be mistaken about
> ft, but I thought that was what I measured a few years ago and
> stuck in my head. I know the 53 ft is right cause I just got done
> flooring for my basement :)
> My neighbor is not into gardening as the small bed (barely visible
> against the garage)was put in by previous owners. I was not
planning on
> adding anything to their side of that space. At one time had
> about a mini-wildflower prairie, but DH assured me someone would
end up
> mowing it down.
> Sounds interesting Judy, but not sure I have enough room. I also
> have to make it accessible to the meter reading folks.
> I just need to get started and it would probably fall into place,
> everything get moved at later date. I am forever digging something
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> liking the area....
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 5, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas 25 Cents V J / / Ituesday member 5, 1991 30 / <>'^7 I HO lOV^ ), IX f 7'/03 ■ a Vol. 139, No. 250Serving NEW BRAUNFELS and COMAL COUNTY / Home of Paul Morgan Jr. One Section, 12 Pages Election results Stammtisch Best wishes The New Braunfels Herald-Zcitung wishes "happy birthday" today to Audrey Player, Paula Warren, Rene Medina, Ramona ispinoza, Carolina C. Moreno, Daniel Cantu Jr., Lupe Cordova, Deanna King, Melina Navarro, Chrissy Haas, Myron Floren, Laura Buryanek, Pcpa Schooley, David Ortiz-Belated birthday wishes to Nan- > cy Chafin, Andy Martinez, Rick Montanez, Jordan Walters, Todd and Tommy Gonzales and Alys-sandra Sanchez. "Happy anniversary" to Joe and judy Garcia. Belated anniversary wishes to Tcnry and Barbara Hand. Know of a birthday or anniversary? Give our receptionist a call the day before at 625-9144 — we'd like to share in the greetings. Welhnachtsmarkt Organizers of Wcihnachtsmarkt arc working with downtown merchants to supply discounted tickets to die annual market slated this year for Nov. 22-24. To find the discounted tickets look for the signs at participating stores. Massed Choir Concert Rehearsals for the 32nd annual Massed Choir Concert (die Advent Vespers) are scheduled from 7-9 p.m. Nov. 19 and 26 at First Baptist Church. Singers from all area churches, schools and singing groups arc invited to participate. Music is provided by the New Braunfels Music Study Club, and the concert is sponsored each year to help provide scholarships for graduating seniors. 'The choir, directed by Melitta Fruch, will perform at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. I at First Baptist Church. Genealogy Society rile Comal County Genealogy Society will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. al Victoria Bank and Trust North Building, KXK) N. Walnut Ave. Hic speaker will be Rita Kerr, Texas author and historian. Guests arc welcome. Alzheimer's Month •** As pail of a guest speakers scries in November recognizing National Alzheimer's Month, Dr. James Chambers, renowned researcher, will speak at the Senior Citizens Center, 655 Landa St. Thursday, Nov. 7 from 7-8:30 p.m. Dr. Chambers will explain die latest research on Alzheimer's Discase in an informative and entertaining format. A panel of family members also will share their experiences. For more information call Judy Turner at 625-2068 or the Alzheimer's Association office at 1-800-523-2007. '. Concerts on plaza This year's noontime Concerts on the Plaza series continues with pciTormalices by Chris and Judy Wallisch oil Wednesday, Al Bar-low on Thursday, and Ike Eichcn-berg on Friday. Admission is free. Historic tour Tours of the First Protestant Church are available daily from IO a.in. to 4 p in, during Wurstfest, Nov. I - IO. Hie special exhibit this year features weddings. On display are wedding gowns from die 40s and memorabilia from weddings dirough the years. DRT luncheon The Daughters of the Republic of Texas will celebrate the lOOt i anniversary of die founding of dieir organization with a noon luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 6 ut die New Braunfels Presbyterian Church al 373 Howard St. Henry S#a STAMMTISCH. Pag* 2 Good Day Thcie's a chance of rain today widi a high expected in the high 50s. Tonight's low should dip into die low 40s. Hie high temperature in New Braunfels Monday was 47 and die low was 30. For more weather information see Page 2. int Id*. CLASSIFIED......................10-12 COMICS....................................6 CROSSWORD..........................3 DEAR ABBY............................3 HOROSCOPE...........................4 RECORDS.................. 4 SPORTS.................................7-0 TV LIS fINGS............................4 Officials prepare for new area code By ROBERT STEWART Staff Writer Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. has announced that New Braunfels and the surrounding area will be given a new area code beginning Nov. 1,1992. The new code will be 210 and will replace S12 in San Antonio, Seguin. Eagle Pass, Laredo. Zapata, McAllen, Harlingen and Brownsville, as well as New Braunfels. The changeover will take place in two stages, according to Doyle Beebe, area manager of external affairs for SWB. For the initial six month period (November I, 1992 to May 2. 1993), customers who accidentally dial die 512 area code to reach telephone numbers in the new 210 code will still have their calls automatically switched to the 210 number. "The initial six months will give callers more time to become adjusted to the new area code," Beebe said. "Aller the grace period, callers still using 512 when dialing the 210 area code will hear a recorded message instructing them to dial the new code." Beebe said the new area code is being established now "or we will run out of numbers." Population growth and new telecommunications services were cited as reasons for the necessity of the new area code, Beebe said. "By announcing the change this It* CODE, P«9« 2 OveF — By ROBERT STEWART Buff Writer Officials of the United Way of Comal County announced Monday that they have reached their goal of $200,000 for this year's fund drive. "There are still companies out that have had their presentations or that have presentations scheduled during the month of November, so we do expect more to come in," said Pam Kraft, co-drive chairman. The fund drive has raised $201,866.99 as of Monday, according to figures provided by United Way of Comal County. Kraft added that she has "thoroughly enjoyed" her role in the campaign. "I've met a lot of nice people and have been just truly amazed by the cooperation and the willingness to volunteer," Kraft said. "The companies have been willing for us to come in and present it to them and the people have been willing to help." Already looking towards next year. Jack Farris, co-drive chairman, predicted that a realistic yet challenging goal will be set. "With the addition of the help we've gotten from the Bulverde and Canyon Lake areas, we think that we can just continue to expand on that for next year " Farris said. At this point there are IO "pacesetter" companies with IOO percent employee participation. said Joe Wort, executive director. United WWy Uiok for results of die statewide constitutional amendment election in Wednesday's Herald'Aeltunx Read wlicthcr Comal County voters supported a lottery and what was the outcome statewide. J Learn whether voters supported an amendment authorizing the issuance of up to $1.1 billion in general obligation bonds for acquiring, constructing or equipping new prisons,. See w he dict Ute oilier amendments (mused or failed. School officials explore year-round schooling By ROBERT STEWART Staff Writer The only potential savings lo be gained from a year-round schooling program are in delaying lite need to build new facilities and purchase new equipment, says Carol Hall. Comal 1SD assistant superintendent for curriculum. "We are looking al around a $1 million start up (cost) with elementary alone," Hall said. "The state has told us to tell people about the issue of year round schooling " Hall said she does not think the district will implement year-round schooling next year bul is just considering all possible options lur dealing with the district's growth. "We thought we were going to have 200 new students this year - we got 490," Hall said The topic was addressed at a community meeting Monday night at Smithson Valley High School. CISD has scheduled four such meetings lo solicit input from parents and patrons regarding year round schooling arid to provide information and answer questions. About 25 people unended Monday's meeting. "There have been some rumors floating around the district about year-round — it's an emotional issue," Hall said. Proponents of a year-round system say that the traditional agrarian calender. based on having children off during June, July and August lo help work crops, leads a loss of knowledge during the long break and the need to re-leach information in September. A single-track year-round system would give students breaks three uines a year having, for example, November, March and July off. A multi-track system would have three or four groups that have different months off with facilities inconstant use. "'Fwo and a half yeais ago when we first started looking into it we were trying to explore ways where we could help student achievement," Hall said "Then this year when we started looking at our enrollment and we saw what our utx rate would be we saw that down the road we might have a problem as far aa overcrowding We would Uke to be prepared with all options." Only the multi-trick system increases building capacity. The single track only seeks to improve student retention. 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Someboy sold me this place as the best kebab in the world...
I can't say that, but it was fine, the meat and the sauce were tasty and the sandwich was big enough.
I took it away but I had to wait quite long (around 15 minutes) to get my sandwich (in the middle of the afternoon, so the place...
We happened to walk past this place on our way back form Park Guell. We had our 2 kids with us (16 months and 3 years old). We were so happy we decided to dine there. The waiter was very friendly. They brought our 2 girls extra pillows for their chairs so that they could sit at the table with...
I live in the neighborhood and have wanted to try them because of the positive food reviews. The service was inhospitable and cold. The waitress, nor anyone working there, never cracked a smile. I wonder if the family is, indeed, Lebanese because this is the first time, ever, I have experienced this in a Middle Eastern restaurant and certainly not...
After reading all the positive reviews on Tripadvisor we we're looking forward to having a great Lebanese dinner with friendly service. However, our experience was very different.
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About a 15 min walk downhill from Parc Guell. Tiny family run place with amazing food. We tried the hummus, falafel, and typical desserts. Everything was delicious and the prices are very low! Definitely worth a visit!
It is and small Lebanese restaurant where you can enjoy excellent dishes. I strongly recommend the shawarma, but all the options are very good. The salads are also a "must".
I live in the neighborhood and come here a couple of times a month. Highly recommended in all aspects. The food is really good, and it's not just shwarma and falafel, though both of those are good, of course. Try the couscous. Vegetarians will go for the veggie combo plate. The prices are excellent: you can't beat the quality-price relation...
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Take, for example, the figures from Datamonitor, which keeps a watch on personal injury litigation. Their latest two annual reports show static levels of personal injury claims, running at around 688,000 per annum.
What's more, even when a case is potentially successful, many of us fail to make a claim. Datamonitor suggests it may be as high as 35% in the case of road traffic accidents.
Yes of course there are stories of inflated and spurious claims. But much less frequently reported are the claims that are turned down.
John Tomlinson, an 18-year-old, took a swim in a lake surrounded by signs forbidding people from doing so. He was severely injured. In a rare case of a personal injury case reaching the House of Lords, his claim against the council was turned down.
So why does "compensation culture" provoke hysterical reactions when the statistics prove otherwise?
Compensation culture, we're told, could double our council tax bill or send NHS costs soaring. But the reality is that the NHS is putting aside funds to protect against claims for clinical negligence, not for personal injury.
Meanwhile, the inability of smaller companies to gain liability insurance has more to do with the ever-rising costs of asbestosis and rising insurance rates following September 11 than claims against employers.
Perhaps more valid is the unease over the marketing style and approach of claims companies such as Claims Direct and The Accident Group.
They were marketing operations using blanket advertising and shopping-centre salesmen chasing anyone wearing a plaster. They sold an "after the event" insurance policy - but the real amount going to the insurers was much less than the full premium.
When the courts eventually dissected those payments they found that claims companies kept much of the cost - far more than usual commissions - to fund advertising. They sold loans to people to fund the insurance policies. They then sold on the cases to lawyers for just a few hundred pounds. They created false hopes and a false market. Not only did the majority of the claims they took have no merit, many of them, it seems, were non-existent.
But the personal injury sector has also been undermined by a lack of transparency and effective self-regulation. Little or no regulation applies to claims companies. There is no regulation of legal services outside the professions, and so no role for the Law Society.
And although insurance policies were sold, neither Accident Group nor Claims Direct joined the General Insurance Standards Council, the insurance industry's self-regulation scheme.
There is good news in that the highly public collapse of the discredited The Accident Group will make it difficult for those with a similar approach to survive.
But it is not right for individuals to be deterred from pursuing perfectly legitimate claims. Negligent drivers should be made responsible for the injuries they cause. We must have safe places to go to work, to commute, to walk.
The private sector has created a system that works better than Legal Aid did, and still need not cost individuals a penny. But for it to work effectively, people need to know that they can turn to specialist regulated services, to seek the justice to which they are entitled. They should not be waylaid by unscrupulous peddlers of insurance policies.
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Hmm,First of all, I agree that non-repsonsive ness to easy bugs and / or bugs with patches attached is an issue.But I'm not sure this is a good solution. There are really 2 problems here:1) The person responsible for the package is letting these bugs linger 2) Others do not fix it, even though they could, because they are afraid of stepping on each other's toes, as you correctly point out.I feel that your policy completely fails to address 2), whereas that might be one of the more important points. For example I don't mind other people touching my packages _at all_, which can be seen from there ACL's. So we could have a policy that says that "easy fixes" (whatever the definition) may be done by anyone with CVS extras without a prior headsup, when the ACL's allow it. IOW, codify in policy that the ACL signals how much a developer minds other people touching his packages.Another possible solution would be a I don't mind my toes getting stepped on list in the wiki.Regards, Hans
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05 Apr 2017
Dr Mark Ainslie of the Bulk Superconductivity Group has secured a five-year £1.1 million Early Career Fellowship from the EPSRC.
03 Apr 2017
PhD researcher Duncan McNicholl has published a guide for volunteers heading abroad for the first time.
30 Mar 2017
Two Cambridge nanotechnology experts have been announced as the winners of major awards which honour 'outstanding' scientists.
28 Mar 2017
Help us to show off the varied world of engineering by entering your photos and videos into our annual Photography Competition, sponsored by ZEISS (Scanning electron microscopy division).
27 Mar 2017
Dr Fumiya Iida writes on artificial intelligence for CAM Magazine.
23 Mar 2017
As part of our Women in Engineering series, we meet Livia Souza, PhD student in the Civil Engineering Division.
Student volunteers Susannah Duck and Izhan Khan describe working with a Tanzanian community to install a system that turns sewage into essential products.
20 Mar 2017
Researchers at the Cambridge Graphene Centre have developed a novel graphene-based infrared detector with record high sensitivity for thermal detection.
16 Mar 2017
Dr Hugh Hunt, Reader in Engineering Dynamics and Vibration, writes about the history and the engineering behind the first live scheduled TV broadcast.
15 Mar 2017
Alumnus Andrew Smyth, who was runner-up on the recent series of BBC competition The Great British Bake Off, returned to the Department to take part in a lecture on food and engineering.