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FILE - In this Nov. 23, 2010 file photo, smoke rises from South Korea's Yeonpyeong island near the border against North Korea. North Korea has a long track record of issuing threats and ultimatums that don’t necessary lead to action. Then again, when it does act - often without warning - it can be fatal. On Nov. 23, 2010 the North hammered the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong, firing off 170 shells and rockets that hit military and civilian targets and killed four South Koreans. Yonhap via AP, File)

Getty There could be a war between China and America, experts warn
The RAND corporation said the chance of an outbreak of war has increased since Donald Trump took office. It stands in stark contrast to the think tank's finding in a 2011 report, when it suggested that the likelihood of war between the two countries was low. But tensions are growing on the Korean peninsula following Kim Jong Un's provocative missile tests. The report, entitled ‘Conflict with China revisited’, expresses concern over the fractured relationship between Taiwan, Japan and the South China sea - as America could feel the brunt of it.
According to the RAND Corporation, China has ramped up its air and sea defences since 2011 - making “the direct defence of US interests in the region potentially more costly”. While they say that none of the countries will likely use nuclear weapons, any small spat could cause “damage to both sides.” Mr Trump has urged China to step up its efforts to reign in is neighbour North Korea. But China is reluctant, always preferring dialogue over conflict, Australia's News.com reports.
Getty Kim Jong Un's provocative missile tests have caused tensions
However the report pulls no punches branding North Korea’s nuclear weapons crisis the greatest threat to world peace. The report said that China is not likely to defend Kim if a war breaks out - instead the country would look after itself. In recent weeks North Korea has launched two missiles over Japan and conducted its sixth nuclear test, and is fast advancing toward its goal of developing a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland. Mr Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed in a phone conversation that pressure should be kept up on North Korea.
Getty North Korea has launched two missiles over Japan and conducted its sixth nuclear test
The two men also agreed that "dialogue for the purpose of dialogue" was meaningless.” Kim continues to test the international community’s patience. This, the RAND corporation said, could lead the US and South Korean forces to have to force North Korean military out of the artillery range of Seoul. China would then join if South Korean or US forces moved beyond this point.


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Question: 'Sex and the City' Star Cynthia Nixon to Challenge New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo

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Actress and political activist Cynthia Nixon announced took to Twitter on Monday to announce the launch of her campaign for governor of New York.
“I love New York, and today I’m announcing my candidacy for governor,” wrote Nixon, known best for her role as Miranda on the popular HBO drama series Sex and the City, in a tweet which linked to an ActBlue donation website.
“Cynthia Nixon is a lifelong New Yorker and progressive activist who is running for governor to fight for a better, more equal New York,” the donation website read. “Cynthia hasn’t been bought and paid for by special interests and won’t be accepting any corporate contributions in this campaign. Instead our campaign will be powered by the people.”
A two-minute video touts Nixon as a “progressive advocate” fighting for a “better, more equal New York.”
The 51-year-old actress was among the many stars who helped host the “People’s State of the Union,” a public rally meant to counter President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address in January.
“They may think that our belief in true participatory democracy is waning. That we are complacent, that we are distracted, that we are just too beaten down from this horror show year we’ve had… But we are here to prove them wrong!” said Nixon, who also blamed Russian meddling for “shifting the election” to Trump.
“They may think that our belief in true participatory democracy is waning. That we are complacent, that we are distracted, that we are just too beaten down from this horror show year we’ve had… But we are here to prove them wrong!” @CynthiaNixon at the #PeoplesSOTU pic.twitter.com/R45MYdcSMa — Andrew Kimmel (@andrewkimmel) January 30, 2018
“First and foremost, we need to make sure that Robert Mueller is able to conduct a thorough and unimpeded investigation,” Nixon said, adding that if Trump interferes in Mueller’s probe, “we must take to the streets as never before.”
Last August, Nixon was among the many Empire State Democrats named as possible challengers to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo when he runs for a third term in November.
When asked earlier this month about Nixon’s apparent interest in challenging him, Gov. Cuomo cracked jokes about “Russian interference.”
The Democratic Primary in New York will be held on September 13.
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Left-wing New York Times reporter Sheryl Gay Stolberg was attacked on Twitter over the weekend for daring to report “the hard left seemed as hate-filled as the alt-right” at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.
“The hard left seemed as hate-filled as alt-right,” Stolberg reported after attending the event. “I saw club-wielding ‘antifa’ beating white nationalists being led out of the park.”
A few wrap-it-up thoughts from Charlottesville: 1. Striking how many of the white nationalists were young people, almost entirely men. 1/3 — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
2. The hard left seemed as hate-filled as alt-right. I saw club-wielding "antifa" beating white nationalists being led out of the park 2/2 — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
3. Among my unanswered questions: police response. Why did things get out of hand so quickly? Could violence have been prevented? 3/3 — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
For accurately reporting what she personally witnessed, Stolberg was accused of advancing nazism.
Why are you normalizing nazis? — SocialJuliaWarrior (@Pinkham_Artemis) August 13, 2017
You are fucking kidding me right??? Victim blaming much? Statements like this are dangerous and clueless. — MattyK (@OhMatt1) August 13, 2017
2) Don't buy into the false equivalency like Trump and sympathizers. Only one group would commit genocide against the other if given power — Andrew K (@imscavok) August 13, 2017
glad to see the person covering race and social issues at the new york times believes neo-nazis and the people they kill are the same https://t.co/CQObWt3zzn — Lana Del Raytheon (@LanaDelRaytheon) August 13, 2017
After facing leftist backlash, Stolberg fell all over herself apologizing for her accurate reporting.
Rule Number One of Twitter: Never opine. Rule Number Two: See rule number one. — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
Rethinking this. Should have said violent, not hate-filled. They were standing up to hate. https://t.co/3O9QpC0NQ3 — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
Everyone makes mistakes. The key is owning up to them and correcting, not covering them up. — Sheryl Gay Stolberg (@SherylNYT) August 13, 2017
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America’s Recording Academy president Neil Portnow has denied Beyonce’s losing out on the top prizes at the Grammy Awards was due to racial bias.
The Formation singer, 35, won the Best Urban Contemporary Album and Best Music Video prizes at Sunday’s ceremony but lost to Adele in the prestigious Record, Song and Album of the Year categories.
With her unexpected loss meaning no female African-American artist has won in the Album of the Year category since Lauryn Hill in 1999, fans and musicians including Beyonce’s sister Solange and St. Vincent have accused Recording Academy voters of being biased against non-white artists.
Sufjan Stevens burns the Grammys over @Beyonce snub https://t.co/xdflfjXR1G — Pitchfork (@pitchfork) February 14, 2017
Portnow has denied the claims however, saying that members of his organisation are experts who are unswayed by the race of an artist.
“No, I don’t think there’s a race problem at all,” he told Pitchfork Media. “Remember, this is a peer-voted award. So when we say the Grammys, it’s not a corporate entity - it’s the 14,000 members of the Academy.
Grammys' Portnow: "You don’t get Chance the Rapper as Best New Artist if you have a membership that isn’t diverse" https://t.co/N3BCb7Mxpn — Pitchfork (@pitchfork) February 14, 2017
“They have to qualify in order to be members, which means they have to have recorded and released music, and so they are sort of the experts and the highest level of professionals in the industry.”
Even Adele was shocked to beat Beyonce, whose pioneering visual album Lemonade was hailed by critics as one of 2016’s defining cultural moments.
Defending the Academy’s members from the accusations, Portnow added, “We don’t, as musicians, in my humble opinion, listen to music based on gender or race or ethnicity. When you go to vote on a piece of music - at least the way that I approach it - is you almost put a blindfold on and you listen.”
The Recording Academy Chief cited Chance the Rapper’s win in the Best New Artist category as evidence voters honoured musicians of all backgrounds.
He also denied his organisation needed a membership shake-up like the one the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) chiefs embarked upon after no non-white actors were nominated at the 2016 Oscars.
“Well, they may have had a problem,” he explained. “We don’t have that kind of an issue in that same fashion.”

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HBO, 'Big Little Lies' lead Globes in TV nods Journalists consider response to errors after Trump attacks Surrounded by scandal, Globes turn to old favs & fresh faces No female directors, 'Big Sick' and other Globes surprises #MeToo spotlight increasingly pointed at past Trump conduct Mario Batali steps down after sexual misconduct allegations Ash falls like snow as celebrities flee California community Stars react to nominations for the 75th Golden Globe Awards Josh Homme apologizes again for kicking photographer Mary Blige, Mariah Carey, Nick Jonas get Golden Globe nods


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SHANGHAI, May 3 Following is a list of recent corporate and policy announcements, as well as other news that might affect Chinese financial markets. Policy, government, sector news:
* China's Silk Road push in Thailand may founder on Mekong River row
* China c.bank injects $73.4 bln of liquidity in April, 18 pct less than March
* China, HK eye July handover anniversary to unveil 'Bond Connect' -sources
* China banks hike lending rates for Beijing home buyers - sources
* China will guard against shocks from cross-border capital flows - FX regulator
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* China's HNA raises Deutsche Bank stake to nearly 10 pct-source
* China Everbright Bank to raise up to 31 bln yuan via H-share issue
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* Oceanwide Holdings' offshore affiliate Quam to raise about HK$5.1 bln by share placement
* Zoomlion has not bought back A-shares as planned earlier
* Anhui Xinhua Media's controlling shareholder to raise stake within 6 months IPOs
* Qingdao Weflo Valve's Shenzhen IPO 8,365.5 times oversubscribed in online tranche
* Shenzhen Genvict Technologies' Shenzhen IPO 4,280 times oversubscribed in online tranche
* Jinneng Science & Technology's Shenzhen IPO 6,189.96 times oversubscribed in online tranche
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* Truking Technology to acquire stake in Germany's Romaco
* Chongqing Iron & Steel to halt asset restructuring after failing to meet regulatory requirements Regulation
* Pangda Automobile Trade probed by regulator for possible violations of regulations
* Minmetals Capital to withdraw delisting risk warning after completing restructuring Other moves (spin-offs, divestitures, deals)
* Shanghai Fosun Pharma's unit to invest in Partners Innovation Fund II
* Chongqing Changan Automobile receives government research fund of 180 mln yuan (Compiled by Luoyan Liu; Editing by Sam Holmes)


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Question: William lifts Mississippi St. (34-1)

KANSAS CITY REGION
MISSISSIPPI STATE 71, OKLAHOMA STATE 56
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- The Morgan William of March has arrived. That makes Mississippi State a pretty tough basketball team during the season's most important stretch.
William scored 17 points -- hitting several clutch shots and playing lockdown perimeter defense -- to help lead top-seed Mississippi State over Oklahoma State 71-56 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Monday night.
"I thought Morgan dictated the whole game," Mississippi State Coach Vic Schaefer said. "She controlled the pace. She ran when we wanted to run and she kept them from running."
Victoria Vivians led the Bulldogs (34-1) with 23 points and Teaira McCowan had a big game with 21 points and 18 rebounds. Those two things were expected -- but William's emergence as an offensive threat helped Mississippi State separate from the Cowgirls during an intense game.
"I was just trying to be another threat on the court," William said. "I was playing hard on the defensive end and I felt like I could reward myself a little by shooting."
The Bulldogs advanced to the Sweet 16 for a third consecutive season.
William was the darling of last year's NCAA Tournament, hitting the game-winning jumper at the buzzer to beat Connecticut in the Final Four. She also scored 41 points in the Elite Eight against Baylor.
The 5-foot-5 senior guard's numbers have been a little down throughout most of this season, though that's more because of the emergence of other players than anything she's doing wrong. She's averaging less than eight points per game.
But on Monday night, William was one of the most important people on the court, playing with boundless energy on both ends.
"She's the energizer," Vivians said. "If she's out there giving us energy then we feed off them and want to give that energy back. We play behind them. I feel her coming out amped like that just gave us the mojo to do something good."
Oklahoma State (21-11) was led by Kaylee Jensen's 18 points. Loryn Goodwin added 14 points, nine rebounds and eight assists.
"We got beat by a really good basketball team," Oklahoma State Coach Jim Littell said. "We got worn down a little bit. They hurt us on the glass."
Oklahoma State pushed to an early 20-12 lead late in the first quarter, but Mississippi State rallied and the rest of the first half was extremely close. The Bulldogs took a 35-34 advantage into halftime.
NO. 2 TEXAS 85, NO. 7 ARIZONA STATE 65
AUSTIN, Texas -- Lashann Higgs scored 19 points and Brooke McCarty scored 15 points as Texas booked its fourth consecutive trip to the Sweet 16 with a victory over Arizona State.
Higgs scored 15 in the first half, and McCarty took over in the third quarter with 10 points in a 14-2 run that pushed the Longhorns, led by Coach Karen Aston (Bryant, University of Arkansas at Little Rock) to a big lead and never let the Sun Devils recover. McCarty had two three-pointers in the run and her nifty drives and assists made sure the No. 2-seed Longhorns (28-6) avoided the same kind of home court upsets that hit several host teams earlier in the evening.
The No. 7-seed Sun Devils had played eventual national champion South Carolina within a minute of a huge upset in the second round last season, but saw any hopes of catching the Longhorns disappear in the decisive third quarter.
Kianna Ibis scored 27 to lead Arizona State (22-13).
NO. 3 UCLA 86, NO. 11 CREIGHTON 64
LOS ANGELES -- Jordin Canada scored 21 points and Japreece Dean added 16 points to lead UCLA to a victory over Creighton.
UCLA (26-7) reaches the Sweet 16 for the third consecutive year and advances to the Kansas City Regional and will face Texas on Friday.
Canada, made six of seven shots and dished out eight assists to lead the Bruins. The senior guard, the Pac 12 defensive Player of the Year and three-time All-Conference guard, has scored 20 or more points in six of her last eight games.
Monique Billings scored 15 points and Kennedy Burke added 11 points for UCLA.
Audrey Faber led Creighton with 20 points and Olivia Elger added 13 for the Bluejays.
ALBANY REGION
UConn to 25th Sweet 16
STORRS, Conn. -- Napheesa Collier scored 23 points and top-seeded Connecticut beat in-state neighbor Quinnipiac 71-46 on Monday night to advance to a 25th consecutive Sweet 16.
Azura Stevens added 14 points and Kia Nurse chipped in with 13 points for the Huskies (34-0), who found themselves in a much slower-paced game than their 140-52 first-round rout of Saint Francis (Pa.).
But Connecticut was not threatened in this one either. They opened with a 9-2 run and never trailed, leading 33-18 at halftime.
Jen Fay had 12 points to lead the ninth-seeded Bobcats (28-6), who saw their school-record 23-game winning streak snapped.
NO. 5 DUKE 66, NO. 4 GEORGIA 40
ATHENS, Ga. -- Leaonna Odom scored 16 points and Duke's defense was dominant, holding Georgia to two second-quarter points.
Lexie Brown and Erin Mathias each had 14 points for Duke (24-8), which will play UConn in the Albany Regional on Saturday.
Georgia (26-7) made only 1 of 19 shots in the second period. The Lady Bulldogs set season lows for fewest points in a period and game and lowest field-goal percentage (24.0) in a game.
Caliya Robinson led Georgia with 11 points and 12 rebounds. No other Georgia player had more than five points.
NO. 11 BUFFALO 86, NO. 3 FLORIDA STATE 65
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Cierra Dillard scored 22 points and Buffalo shocked Florida State to advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history.
Buffalo (29-5), which was one of the last four to earn an at-large berth in the 64-team field, shot 47.4 percent from the field and went 24 of 26 from the foul line. They also held the Seminoles to 3 of 25 on three-pointers and 33.8 percent from the field.
Shakayla Thomas led Florida State (26-7) with 25 points in her final game.
SPOKANE REGION
Ohio State upset
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Presley Hudson scored 28 points and Central Michigan stunned Ohio State 95-78 to earn the school's first ever trip to the Sweet 16.
Central Michigan (30-4) had won its first tournament game in Saturday's first-round upset of No. 6 LSU. With the upset of Ohio State, they advance to face No. 2 Oregon in Spokane, Wash., on Saturday.
All-American guard Kelsey Mitchell led Ohio State (28-7) with 28 points but hit just 11 of her 29 shots from the floor.
LEXINGTON REGION
Stanford tops FGCU
STANFORD, Calif. -- Alanna Smith scored 28 points with four 3-pointers, Brittany McPhee added 17 points and nine rebounds and Stanford beat Florida Gulf Coast 90-70.
Freshman Kiana Williams shined on the big stage for the second time in three days with 12 points and six assists for the Cardinal (24-10), on to the Sweet 16 for the 11th consecutive season.
China Dow scored 23 points all in the second half to lead Florida Gulf Coast (31-5).
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Question: Atlanta hits 52-week low, locked at 20% lower circuit on statutory auditor resignation

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Shares of Atlanta touched 52-week low of Rs 51.10, locking at 20 percent lower circuit on the back of resignation of statutory auditors of the company.
There were pending sell orders of 110,352 shares, with no buyers available.
Price Waterhouse Chartered Accountants LLP, statutory auditors of the company, vide their letter dated May 29, 2018 have resigned from their position as the Statutory Auditors of the Company for F.Y.-2017-18 with immediate effect, company said in release.
The company's scheduled board and other committee meeting on May 29 for approval of audited results has been postponed.
At 11:49 hrs Atlanta was quoting at Rs 51.10, down Rs 12.75, or 19.97 percent.
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US$INR January futures contract (NSE) View: Bearish on US$INR Sell US$INR in the range of 68.20 - 68.30 Market Lot: US$1000 Target: 67.95/ 67.75 Stop Loss: 68.40 Support Resistance S1/ S2: 68.00/67.80 R1/R2:68.25/68.45
Government bond yields recorded their biggest annual fall in eight years, as the government’s cash ban swelled the country’s banking system liquidity and boosted appetite for domestic debt, negating a flight of foreign investments from emerging market assets • The benchmark 6.97% 2026 bond yield fell 1.25% this year but remained steady on Friday • Yield on the US 10-year yield fell to 2.44% from 2.48% as markets remained in profit booking mode along with weakness seen in.The rupee posted a sixth straight year loss against the dollar, as rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase next year led investors awy from emerging markets • The US$ index continued profit booking on Friday amid thinly traded volumes during Christmas holidays. Dollar index ended down 0.46% as gains in GBP and euro weighed over gains made over JPY.In the currency futures market, the most traded dollar-rupee January contract on the NSE ended at 68.09. The January contract open interest rose by 6.46% from the previous day • February contract open interest rose 1.33% from previous day • We expect the US$ to meet supply pressure at higher levels. Utilise upsides in the dollar to go short on the US$INR pair.The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts/broking houses/rating agencies on moneycontrol.com are their own, and not that of the website or its management. Moneycontrol.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.


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Question: Jets’ Dmitry Kulikov forgoes surgery on injured back

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There was an unexpected twist to the Winnipeg Jets' injury update after Monday's practice.
Coach Paul Maurice said defenceman Dmitry Kulikov decided not to have back surgery planned for Monday after meeting with surgeons.
"It's never clearly one way or the other that he should go (for surgery)," Maurice said. "So when he met for his final consult, again it's the player's choice with what he wants to do.
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"He's going to forgo the surgery. There are other remedies with this so he didn't have surgery today."
The team will have an update on Kulikov in three or four weeks. He was supposed to be out a minimum of eight weeks if he'd had surgery.
The injury happened in Winnipeg's 3-2 victory over New Jersey on March 8 right as he fired a shot.
Kulikov, 27, injured his back last season when he played for the Buffalo Sabres. He had been hit into an open door in a pre-season game and was limited to 47 games.
Maurice also updated the status of defenceman Jacob Trouba, who collided with Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn in the third period of Winnipeg's 4-2 victory Sunday.
The pair made head-to-head contact and Trouba fell down. He was wobbly as he was helped off the ice and began undergoing the NHL concussion protocol.
Maurice said Trouba was going to see a specialist to get a diagnosis. The Dallas game had been Trouba's second after he missed 20 games with an ankle injury.
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Winnipeg hosts the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday.

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OTTAWA — The Ottawa Senators are “hopeful” that Erik Karlsson will be ready for the start of the 2017-18 season following surgery to his left foot on Wednesday.
Senators general manager Pierre Dorion announced that Karlsson’s recovery from surgery in Charlotte, N.C., to repair torn tendons in the foot would take approximately four months.
The 27-year-old suffered the injury during the club’s surprising post-season run, which ended in the Eastern Conference final against the eventual Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.
Karlsson thrived despite the injury, piling up 18 points in 19 games while soaking up more than 28 minutes per game.
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Ottawa said the tears to Karlsson’s foot were found during an MRI following the season.
After the first round against Boston, Karlsson revealed that he had been playing through hairline fractures in that same left foot — an injury suffered in late March, he said.
A four-month timeline would allow for Karlsson to return in mid-October, likely right around the start of the 2017-18 season. The NHL is expected to announce the schedule next week.


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Kevin Guadamuz rocked a full-body banana costume and a pair of shades at Dodger Stadium on Friday night in honor of his favorite Dodger, Enrique Hernandez, who became known two years ago for waving a rally banana.
The 28-year-old UCLA student said he tweeted the whole process of buying his playoff banana costume from a Party City in Long Beach earlier this week.
His day was made when Hernandez liked a picture of him dressed as a banana on Twitter.
"I like his kid-like excitement about being in the game," he said of Hernandez. "I'm a Chiquita banana. He's a Chiquita banana. We can go bananas together."
Guadamuz was attending his first-ever playoff game with his two brothers and his nephew. He's a little too emotionally invested in sports, he admitted. This postseason might just send him into a frenzy, especially after that blasted losing streak.
"I'm really excited, but, I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little nervous," he said. "I don't like it when they lose when I'm at the game because it hurts me personally."
One of his brothers teasingly chimed in: "Are you a player?"
"It's like I'm going through a breakup every time they lose a playoffs game," he continued.
After four years of the Dodgers losing in the playoffs, he's got all the feels, he said.
"I feel like I'm one of those old-school fans from the 1950s, where it's like, 'we'll get 'em next year,' but then you die a little inside," Guadamuz said. "I feel like I'm part of the team."
His older brother, Yader Guadamuz, 40, of Long Beach, said he gets so emotional during the games that his wife tells him to stop watching them because it's bad for his heart. His anger lingers for days if the Dodgers lose, he said, laughing.
Yader's 10-year-old son, Nicholas, who made his school's all-star baseball team as a second baseman, said of the playoffs: "I feel pretty confident."
"Right now, I really like Puig," he added. "I used to play outfield, and he inspired me to play better."

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Rather than beat the dead horse of Scott Disick’s berserking booze habit or try and make light of a nut job who shot up a congressional baseball practice this morning, let’s just check out C-list rapper Molly Mall holding Jessica’s boobs like a floatation device.
Maybe something more “Superficialworthy” will happen as the day progresses but as of this writing, this is all we got.
Happy Wednesday, ya skeezy skeezbrains!


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Question: Daily horoscope for Sunday, December 10, 2017

Moon Alert
Until 10 PM EST tonight (7 PM PST), we have the “all clear” today to shop and do business. The Moon is in Virgo.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Avoid controversial subjects like politics, religion and racial issues. This is also a poor day to get involved in matters related to the media, publishing, medicine and the law because there is confusion. Try to sit this one out today. Stay frosty.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
You might be disappointed in someone’s contribution or how they divide something with you. In fact, this disappointment could lead to a rift or a split with a friend or partner. It’s plain hard to cooperate with others today. It’s just one of those days. Sheesh!
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Keep a low profile and don’t get involved in discussions with a friend or partner because things could go South in a New York minute and suddenly, you’re talking about throwing in the towel. There’s just too much confusion today! And in this confusion, people are disappointed with each other. Steer clear of this.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Be careful with health issues today or something related to your job. You might think you see things clearly or that you have all the facts – but you don’t. Things are just a bit off kilter in your communications with others. Play it safe and take a backseat.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Romance might disappoint you today. It will create misunderstandings and confusion. Likewise, relations with children might also be subject to confusion and misunderstandings. Therefore, don’t get on your high horse about anything. Be gentle and cut others some slack.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Confusion on the home front does not bode well for family discussions today. Assume nothing! Be forgiving. It’s easy to be disappointed in others today. Be careful because misunderstandings can lead to unnecessary breakups and problems.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
You might spend a lot of time daydreaming today. Don’t worry about this. But you might also be disappointed in relations with a sibling, relative or a daily contact because your expectations were unrealistic. For that matter, did you communicate what your expectations even were?
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
This is a poor day for financial matters because there is too much confusion in the air. In addition, there is a sort of psychological disappointment in situations, partners and coworkers. Good financial decisions should be based on a positive framework. Postpone major purchases today.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
You might be so disappointed in someone today that you want to end the relationship. (This might be extreme.) Nevertheless, you should know that there is an element of confusion today. Perhaps your expectations were unrealistic? Always remember: Unexpressed expectations always lead to disappointment.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
You might feel a bit like you are lost in the fog today. You might be indecisive and not sure what to do or who to believe. Knowing this, at least decide to take no action. You’re not prepared to make a sensible, strong decision because there’s just too much fog!
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
A friend might disappoint you today. Perhaps you’re disappointed in a group? Either way, relations with others are dicey today and confusing, which simply means don’t expect too much from others. (Hey, they might be disappointed in you, too.) Tread carefully.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
This is not an ideal day for important discussions with bosses and parents. People are quick to jump to the wrong conclusions. Furthermore, they are not genuinely enthusiastic about the interaction. It’s as if everything is vague and too wishy-washy. (“What am I doing here? Beam me up, Scotty!”)
If Your Birthday Is Today
Actor/director Kenneth Branagh (1960) shares your birthday today. You are friendly, charismatic, generous and very perceptive. People like your confidence. This is a year full of excitement and change! Opportunities will present themselves, and when they do, you must act fast. Your personal freedom will be a top priority. You will also travel this year and do things to expand your horizons. Enjoy this busy, fast-paced year!

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A group of truck-driving good Samaritans answered a call to help save a man threatening to commit suicide by jumping off a freeway overpass on Tuesday.
Michigan State Police and local officials rounded up a group of 13 semitruck drivers to form a line below a bridge over a Detroit freeway — Interstate 696 — to significantly shorten the fall of the unnamed man if he had leaped.
He was first reported standing on the edge of the bridge above oncoming traffic just before 1 a.m., Lt. Mike Shaw, a Michigan State Police spokesman, told NPR.
Officers responded by closing down traffic across all six lanes heading in both directions.
"It's the first step in potential jumper situations," Shaw said, explaining that it helps calm down suicidal people, keeps cars driving below from crashing into each other and eliminates the possibility of anyone encouraging an unstable person to jump.
Next, troopers began sending semitruck drivers on a detour that re-routed them to end up below the overpass.
According to Shaw, that is standard protocol.
"It provides a safety net for the person in case they happen to lose their grip and fall or if they decide to jump," Shaw said. "With the trucks lined up underneath they're only falling about five to six feet as opposed 15 or 16."
After about two hours of engaging with officials the distressed man willingly backed off the edge and is receiving help, Shaw said.
"He was looking to take his own life but we were able to talk to him and find out what his specific trigger was and helped correct it," Shaw said.
In all, the ordeal lasted about three hours.
State police authorities posted a photo of the "truck wall" on Twitter using it as an opportunity to remind the public of help available 24 hours a day to anyone thinking about suicide.
"In that photo is a man struggling with the decision to take his own life. Please remember help is available through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255," it read.

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Question: DMR’s appeal of High Court ruling to further delay Mining Charter 3

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe’s application for leave to appeal the Pretoria High Court’s decision on the ‘once empowered, always empowered’ principle under the Mining Charter is regrettable, says Herbert Smith Freehills co-chairperson and partner Peter Leon.
He added that the Minister’s actions were particularly disappointing after he had originally indicated that the judgment would not be appealed.
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The Department of Mineral Resources on Tuesday confirmed that it had approached the Supreme Court of Appeal to appeal the judgment handed down by the High Court, on April 4, in respect of the application for declaratory orders in relation to the original Mining Charter, 2004 and the revised Mining Charter, 2010.
The High Court had ruled that the first two versions of the country’s mining charter had not required producers to top up their black shareholding levels in perpetuity if they previously met the minimum 26% requirement.
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“The department is concerned by the implications of the majority judgment on the attainment of the objective to sustainably transform South Africa’s mining industry by bringing in new entrants and empowering workers and communities in mining towns.
“The judgment has dire implications for the economic transformation imperatives of the Constitution, the mining sector and South Africa at large. It further has the potential of extending regulatory and policy uncertainty, and sterilisation of our mineral resources, with grave economic growth and employment implications,” the DMR said in a statement issued on Tuesday.
Leon, meanwhile, pointed out that any appeal is unlikely to be heard by the Supreme Court of Appeal until early next year and that any decision taken by that court is likely to be appealed, in turn, to the Constitutional Court.
“This means that any imminent conclusion over the Mining Charter 3 negotiations is unlikely, which is not conducive to regulatory certainty. This looks like a lost opportunity,” he said.
Mantashe has, on several occasions this year, said he wanted Mining Charter 3 to be finalised within a few months.

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$50 monthly credit for Exec, a housecleaning and errand-running service.
REAL •or• FAKE?
Take your dog to work day.
REAL •or• FAKE?
Free beer. This speaks for itself.
REAL •or• FAKE?
$20 per month to ride your bike to work.
REAL •or• FAKE?
Surf breaks (not the online kind). Not only are workers allowed to hang ten in the middle of the day, reception posts daily surf reports to let staff know when the waves are killer.
REAL •or• FAKE?
Pet insurance. A record number of dogs, cats and other non-human companions are being covered for veterinary expenses.
REAL •or• FAKE?
Hamster derby day. Employees are given the day off to support a fundraiser through a competitive hamster ball race around the workplace.
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Paid weddings. (And coming soon — divorce parties.)
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Real. Weebly offers this particular perk, but many organizations now provide concierge services for their employees for all of those time-eating errands, from picking up dry cleaning to waiting for the cable guy. Real. This perk first started in 1996 in the U.K. and 1999 in the U.S. with Canadian companies increasingly participating. The next official Take Your Dog to Work Day (not to be confused with Take Your Kid to Work Day) is June 23, 2017. Real. A number of Canadian breweries offer this perk. In 2012, Toronto’s Steamwhistle Brewery tried to argue the weekly 12-pack vouchers employees received was part of their quality control process. Sadly, the party poopers at the CRA convinced the Tax Court of Canada that the free beer was indeed a taxable benefit. Real. In the U.S., the little known Bicycle Commuter Benefit allows employers to offer employees up to $240 per year tax free to promote green commutes and healthy living. Real. Patagonia is the company behind this one. Not only is pet insurance real, it is one of the fastest-growing employee benefits in the U.S. with 5,000 companies now offering it, including Microsoft, T-Mobile and Yahoo. Okay we made this one up, though hamster ball derbies are real. Partly real. The e-commerce platform Boxed has said it will reimburse any full-time employee for their wedding up to $20,000. They don’t offer extravagant salaries or see the value in frivolous perks like ping pong tables, but they do provide a few amazing fringe benefits, like picking up the tab for weddings and unlimited maternity and paternity paid leave. As for the divorce parties, well that one’s fake. We just thought: Why should married people and people with kids get all the perks?
Originally published in volume 19 issue 1 of Your Workplace magazine.
In the interest of employee engagement and retention, organizations are coming up with ever more creative benefits. See if you can guess which of the following are real, and which are too outlandish to be true:


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Question: Alfreton choir’s concert in aid of Ashgate Hospice

Alfreton Male Voice Choir will be raising money for Ashgate Hospice at their annual Autumn Showcase concert.
They will be performing at the David Nieper Academy in Alfreton on Saturday, October 14, at 7.30pm.
The Rolls Royce Ladies Choir will be the special guests.
Tickets £8, available from the website or call 01773 747279 or 07964 762633.

The sound of Christmas is at Crystal Peaks on December 21 as children from Westfield family of Schools sing a selection of their festive favourites.
Before that, on Sunday December 17 at 4.30pm, the Crystal Peaks Food Court will be the setting for the centre’s annual carol service, led by the Rev Stephen Horton of Crystal Peaks Church. “The Crystal Peaks Church is very much a part of the centre’s life,” a spokesman explained.


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Question: Black Medicine Launches Second Funding Round, Releases Concentrate

Following a successful raise in 2016, Black Medicine is going for a second round of funding via equity-based crowdsourcing site CircleUp, a platform that netted the cold brew coffee maker $1 million last year.
According to president Chris Cooper, Black Medicine is currently seeking $800,000 to cover general operating costs, including marketing and efforts to improve and refine production line automation. Two weeks in, the fundraising campaign has already raised about 40 percent of its goal. The previous round, Cooper said, took about five weeks to close.
The decision to crowdsource the funds, instead of more traditional seed round techniques, helped connect Black Medicine with investors in the food and beverage industry who the startup may not have been able to get in contact with otherwise, Cooper said. The crowdsourcing platform also allows Black Medicine to readily do several smaller funding rounds, rather than attempting to raise a large amount of money all at once.
“Since I come from a tech background, I don’t have the contacts in this industry,” Cooper said. “If I had to go out and do it traditionally, meeting people one by one, I wouldn’t reach very many people and it would take a long time.”
The funding round comes after the company completed a packaging transition from bottles to cans that Cooper admitted was “harder and took longer” than planned. Production issues caused hiccups in the rollout of the new cans and confusion over the packaging forced Black Medicine to reach out to retailers directly to discuss the change.
“It was tough,” Cooper said. “We ran into some obstacles that we hadn’t expected. We didn’t realize how tough it is to get the buyers in the stores to realize there were new SKUs … We ended up having to talk to buyers at hundreds of individual stores to make sure they were all up to speed.”
Despite the difficulties, the launch went out on time and thanks to savings in materials costs, Black Medicine has been able to drop the shelf price of its RTD coffee line from $3.99 per unit to $2.99. With the price drop sales have increased and the company is now reporting an increase in overall revenues.
With cans on shelves, Black Medicine has now released a line of cold brew concentrates, sold in eight-serving, 10 oz. bottles for $8.99 in regular unsweetened and mocha flavors. Although they come in smaller packages than most concentrates on the market, Cooper said Black Medicine’s custom hot brewing process makes the product much stronger than other brands. Customers are advised to mix the concentrate at a 5:1 water-to-coffee ratio, whereas most other concentrates are at a 1:1 ratio.
“The result in our case is a drink that is much richer,” Cooper said.
While Cooper believes in the quality of his product, he did express concern that customers may look at bigger bottles of concentrate at the same price point and incorrectly assume they’re getting more servings for their dollar. To educate consumers, Black Medicine intends to up its in-store sampling presence.
“The plan is to continue along with what’s been successful for us with our ready-to-drink, which is getting it in front of customers, getting them to try it, and explaining what the difference is,” he said. “It means mobile sampling, it means in-store demos to educate people but especially getting it in front of them.”
The concentrates are currently rolling out to stores in the Oakland, California area, where Black Medicine is located, and will go on sale at West Coast Whole Foods, Safeways, and other chain stores next month.

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LOS ANGELES – Rafi Fine has been uploading videos to YouTube since shortly after it started 13 years ago. He looks on with wonderment at the year the No. 1 video network has just had.
Advertiser boycotts over predatory kids videos. A star creator – Logan Paul – penalized after he filmed a suicide victim. Sexual and violent videos masquerading as kids cartoons. Conspiracy theorists crowding its "trending" module.
On top of it all: new rules designed to weed out the worst offenders that also made it harder for smaller creators, the band of video bloggers that provide the lifeblood of this Google-owned platform, to make a dime.
YouTube's intentions are good, and the network is headed in the right direction, says Fine, co-founder of the Los Angeles-based FBE media company and half of the Fine Bros. duo with brother Benny, whose channels have pulled in more than 10 billion views.
"But there's no way to satisfy everybody, and there's no way to be perfect," he said.
YouTuber Rafi Fine, the co-founder of the FBE media company, and one-half of the Fine Bros. duo with brother Benny
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Now, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitch and the other video networks are gunning for its audience and the creators disappointed by YouTube's recent changes.
On Thursday, YouTube meets with the creator community for the first time since many of these issues erupted, hosting sessions and get-togethers at the VidCon convention in Anaheim, California, which attracts more than 30,000 attendees.
At VidCon, YouTube needs to “remind creators that they built this industry, are on their side and have steps to restore trust,” says Drew Baldwin , CEO and publisher of TubeFilter, a blog that covers online video.
YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan in the bright YouTube headquarters lobby in San Bruno, CA.
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One day before, Facebook-owned Instagram is staging a press event in New York and San Francisco where it’s expected to announce a major assault on YouTube by unveiling a platform for some creators to show videos longer than 60 seconds, plus a way to get compensated. Instagram declined to comment.
Facebook in the past has made similar announcements but never went through with opening the platform for compensation beyond a handful of creators.
“YouTube isn’t the only game in town anymore,” says Reza Izad, CEO of Studio71, which represents more than 1,000 YouTubers in a digital management company. “The more platforms we can put our content in, the happier we are.”
Drew Baldwin, CEO of TubeFilter which operates media businesses focusing on the online entertainment industry.
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With 400 hours of new video uploaded every minute – ranging from "Saturday Night Live" clips and music videos to homegrown fare such as the FBE channels, Logan Paul and Dude Perfect, a comedy troupe that does sports tricks – YouTube has soaked up an increasing share of Americans' video watching time.
Nearly three-quarters of U.S. adults use the platform, and it's even more popular with young viewers: 94 percent of 18 to 24 year olds use YouTube, estimates the Pew Research Center, which cites it as the No. 1 app for young people, ahead of Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.
The platform became a force by sharing a portion of the revenues from ads that run on the videos with the creators, enabling a generation of entertainers to earn a living – and in some cases, tens of millions of dollars – with channels focused on gaming reviews, beauty tips, comedy or commentary.
But that financial payout came with a dark side: It encouraged creators all over the world to game-search algorithms and one-up themselves to exploit public interest in a national event, such as a mass shooting, or attract more subscribers with pranks and stunts that were dangerous to themselves and their millions of young fans.
Mary Ermitanio is a consulting manager for Manatt Digital, an integrated business advisory, legal services and venture capital firm.
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"I’ve seen how some bad actors are exploiting our openness to mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm," YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said in a blog post.
New, tighter controls over what creators could post and how they get to share in ad revenues were announced in January, along with a promise of more human oversight of submitted videos.
Many smaller creators complained that the changes resulted in lower views and compensation, or more drastically, YouTube pulling back on allowing them to share in any revenues.
One distraught creator burst into YouTube’s San Bruno, California, headquarters with a gun in April, injuring three employees and killing herself. Wojcicki, responding to the attack, acknowledged the "last year has not been easy" for video creators.
Against this backdrop, YouTube's rivals in video streaming are expected to make their own bids for the lucrative, top tier of creators.
The VidCon convention at the Anaheim Convention Center
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According to marketing firm Mediakix, the highly coveted “influencer” market, folks with large online followings, will be worth $2 billion yearly by 2019. Studio71's Izad says some 55 percent of the money spent by marketers with influencers goes to creators who post photos on Instagram, with the other 45 percent to traditional YouTube videos and the ads that run on those channels.
Still, Mary Ermitanio, a consultant with the Manatt Digital firm, says Instagram is in for a tough ride with higher-end video. "People aren't going to Instagram to see professionally produced videos," she says. "Getting people to watch will be a challenge."
But at VidCon, rivals will be trying to convince creators otherwise. The convention floor will go beyond YouTube, to have Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and Twitch, alongside others.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki.at VidCon
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Chris Williams, founder of kid video brand pocket.watch, says the platform to "watch out for" is Twitch, the live-streaming gaming channel owned by Amazon.
Like YouTube, it rewards creators with a cut of the ad revenues. And despite its history as a channel devoted just to watching other people play games, Williams sees Twitch expanding to a broader audience.
"If there's anyone who could compete with YouTube today, it's not Facebook or Instagram, it's Twitch," Williams said.
Amazon bought Twitch in 2014 for nearly $1 billion. "Amazon started as just a place to sell books online, and look at it now," he said. "Will Twitch remain just an e-sports platform? I doubt it."
Twitch noted that it already has expanded beyond gaming, pointing to shows about food, art and wrestling.
Meanwhile, from YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan, who will address attendees Thursday, video creators need to hear specifics about changes that can help them make more money, Izad says.
"When you make less than you made the year before, you're not happy," Izad adds.
That didn't happen for all. YouTube cleaned out lower-viewed channels and videos that disobeyed community guidelines on violent, sexual and suggestive content. But YouTube says channels earning five figures annually grew more than 35 percent, while channels earning six figures annually grew more than 40 percent. YouTube is expected to announce several new tools for creators to help them grow their businesses at VidCon.
Chris Raney, who runs the family friendly Yellow Productions travel channel on YouTube, saw his revenues increase 30 percent in 2018, which he attributes to the algorithm changes.
"One side of the coin says free speech is important," he says. "But I also think YouTube spending time trying to make YouTube a better, friendlier place is good."
Follow USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham (@jeffersongraham) on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
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It's a good bet that Brian Lesser, who oversaw billions in ad spending at the media buying giant GroupM, didn't leave his previous agency CEO gig to take on a small role at AT&T. After all, he's reporting directly to chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson.
Still, it's not exactly clear what Lesser's new gig – announced last week – actually entails. AT&T said Lesser will be CEO of a yet-to-be-named division: an "advertising and analytics business using the company's unique customer data and growing content assets."
To read more about what Lesser's new role may entail and how AT&T may be plotting to revolutionize TV advertising, click here.
In other news:
P.F. Chang's ditched traditional ads and now the casual dining chain is outperforming its competitors. Since a marketing overhaul two years ago, the chain has been on an upswing, outperforming competitors in the casual dining space by 75.6% in sales, and 81.7% in foot traffic.
Facebook has been secretly testing a photo app in China called "Colorful Balloons." Paul Mozur of The New York Times recently unearthed the app Colorful Balloons in Apple's Chinese App Store and noticed how similar it looked to Facebook's existing photo sharing app, Moments.
It has also bought a small German startup that can add and remove objects in videos. A Facebook representative confirmed the acquisition of Fayteq when contacted by Business Insider on Friday.
European regulators are about to kill the digital media industry. Members of the European Parliament recently recommended amendments to the European Union’s latest privacy proposal that would strip European publishers of the right to monetize their content through advertising.
Holograms are taking over advertising. Popular brands like Samsung and Intel are beginning to use holographic advertising for their products.
Snapchat has 173 million users but it's struggling to grow outside North America. Snapchat's growth in the rest of the world continues to lag, perhaps owing to the longrunning challenges it has had with the version of its app for Android — the more popular smartphone operating system outside the US.
Speaking of Snap, the company has also confirmed that it paid $213 million to buy Zenly and $135 million for Placed. The company still has plenty of available cash to continue its shopping spree with roughly $3 billion in available assets as of June 30.
Someone is plastering anti-Google ads outside Google's office criticizing CEO Sundar Pichai. We don't know who is behind these ads yet, or whether they're connected to fired Google engineer Damore, but we know they're not official ads placed by Outfront, which handles the legitimate ads shown in those locations.
Backyard torchmaker Tiki Brand unwittingly found itself in the spotlight after white supremacists chose to wield its products in a deadly protest rally in Charlottesville over the weekend. But the brand was praised on social media for its statement disassociating itself from the events, reports AdAge.
After spending 15 years at Disney and ABC, Shonda Rhimes, of “Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “How to Get Away with Murder,” has signed a multiyear deal with Netflix, the Wall Street Journal reports. The news comes on the heels of Disney announcing that it won’t be renewing its deal with Netflix and that it plans to launch its own streaming service.
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Question: Francisco Lindor crushes grand slam after Yankees botch strike three challenge

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To the surprise of every baseball fan, the Yankees hammered Indians ace Corey Kluber for six runs in 2 2/3 innings in Game 2 of the ALDS on Friday (GameTracker). Gary Sanchez and Aaron Hicks both took Kluber deep.
The Yankees took an 8-3 lead into the sixth inning when all hell break loose. With Yankees ace reliever Chad Green laboring, pinch-hitter Lonnie Chisenhall took a fastball to his hands to load the bases with two outs for the Indians. Or so it appeared.
Sanchez immediately pointed out the ball hit the knob of the bat. Chisenhall didn't react either. Usually a fastball to the hand equals pain, but Chisenhall expressed zero anguish.
Here's the pitch:
Lonnie Chisenhall foul tip that should have been called strike three. No challenge by Girardi, horrible call pic.twitter.com/H6025WqtVo — Ideal Mkai (@Mkai__) October 7, 2017
That should have been a foul tip strike three to end the inning, strand two runners, and preserve New York's 8-3 lead. The home plate umpire called it a hit-by-pitch and hey, I don't blame him. It's easy to think that was a pitch to the hand.
Hit-by-pitches are, of course, reviewable. Here's the rule:
Hit by pitch: Calls involving whether a pitched ball may have hit a player, a piece of his clothing or his bat. Whether the ball was in the strike zone when it touched the batter and whether the batter made any attempt to avoid being touched by the ball is not be reviewable.
The key phrase there is "or his bat." Had the Yankees and manager Joe Girardi reviewed the Chisenhall hit-by-pitch, it would've been overturned and called a foul tip strike three to end the inning. Instead, the Yankees never reviewed it, and you know what happened next:
The non-challenge on the would-be inning-ending strikeout extended the inning and allowed Francisco Lindor to hit the huge grand slam that turned an 8-3 game into an 8-7 game. In the eighth, Jay Bruce took David Robertson deep to tie the game 8-8.
Here are some quick numbers on the turn of events:
Yankees win probability had strike three been called: 97.3 percent
97.3 percent Yankees win probability after the hit-by-pitch: 93.2 percent
93.2 percent Yankees win probability after the grand slam: 68.4 percent
Basically a 30 percentage point swing in win probability between the non-strike three challenge and grand slam, which is massive.
Keep in mind teams have two challenges in the postseason, not one. And the Yankees still did not use one and what would've been an inning-ending strikeout. Wild.

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At this point baseball fans shouldn’t really be amazed by anything the Cleveland Indians do. Not after their magical run to the World Series last season. Not after their 22-game winning streak this year.
But here we are, two games into the Indians’ American League Division Series against the New York Yankees and the Indians have twice proven themselves amazing.
In Game 2, the Indians pulled off a dramatic comeback to overcome a disastrous start by ace Corey Kluber. It took 13 innings, two clutch homers and a dazzling extra-innings pick-off, but the Indians ultimately won 9-8 to take a 2-0 series lead and complete the biggest postseason comeback in franchise history.
Francisco Lindor hit a sixth-inning grand slam to turn a 8-3 game into a 8-7 nail-biter. Then Jay Bruce hit a solo dinger in the eighth to make it 8-8. And the final blow came when Yan Gomes singled home Austin Jackson.
This was not without controversy. In the 11th, the Yankees got a leadoff single by Todd Frazier, who advanced to second on an error. Pinch runner Ronald Torreyes took Frazier’s place, but was picked off second on a laser throw from Yan Gomes and a swift tag from Lindor. Torreyes was called safe on the field, but was ruled out after a replay review. Instead of a runner at second with nobody out, the Yankees had to start all over.
In the sixth, before Lindor’s homer, Yankees reliever Chad Green hit Lonnie Chisenhall with a pitch to load the bases. Or did he? Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez seemed to think it hit the knob of Chisenhall’s bat. The Yankees, however, opted not to challenge the ruling on the field and the Indians took full advantage of that decision.
All of a sudden, a game that was seemingly out of hand looked very competitive again.


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CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and actress Kathy Griffin had "special guests" as they helped CNN's audience welcome in the New Year.
Cooper and Griffin had puppets of themselves before the live televised audience in Times Square while viewers waited for the ball to drop in New York City.
"I've never felt this way about a puppet before," Cooper joked on camera. Griffin's puppet teased Cooper's puppet about drinking on camera.
"I'm trying to get fired by 9:05 p.m.," Cooper's puppet shot back. Watch a clip from the interaction below courtesy of CNN.

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Actor Johnny Depp sure knows how to play to the crowd.
Depp, in Vancouver to film his new movie Richard Says Goodbye , said hello to numerous kids at B.C. Children's Hospital on Monday dressed up as Captain Jack Sparrow, the character he plays in the Pirates of the Caribbean films.
He was reportedly there for a number of hours, going from room to room in his pirate paraphernalia and brightening the day for the pint-sized patients.
"He was never Johnny Depp, he was always Jack Sparrow," a hospital employee told Global BC.
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Prince Harry isn’t “fine.” He is, however, much better than he used to be.
The 32-year-old royal broke with his family’s “stiff upper lip” tradition and opened up in a Sunday podcast about his struggles with mental health that stemmed, in part, from Princess Diana’s sudden death in 1997.
He’s been “very close to a complete breakdown” on numerous occasions, he said — a revelation that would be hard for most people but is a radical step for the historically reticent royal family.
“Losing my mom at the age of 12 and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect on not only my personal life but also my work as well,” he told the Telegraph. It was only three years ago, with support from his brother, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, that he decided to do something about it.
“My way of dealing with it was sticking my head in the sand, refusing to ever think about my mom, because why would that help? It's only going to make you sad. It's not going to bring her back,” he said. “On the emotional side I was like, right, don't ever let your emotions be part of anything. I was a typical 20-, 25- 28-year-old running ‘round going, life is great, or life is fine.”
He was in denial for 20 years, he said. During that period, his antics — dare we say acting out? — were well documented.
When he was underage, he drank and smoked weed. He got in fights. He dressed up as a Nazi. While partying hard, he fell into a pool. Just before his 28th birthday, he was photographed partying in the nude in Las Vegas, and while it got a lot of public support, it wasn’t exactly Kensington Palace-approved. (He also served in Afghanistan while in the army and did charitable work around the globe.)
Over the years, he said, friends and family encouraged him to look into getting mental-health help, but, he said, the timing wasn’t right — until three years ago. “It was 20 years of not thinking about it and then two years of total chaos. I couldn’t put my finger on it. I didn't know what was wrong with me.”
He enlisted the help of psychologists, but made it clear that his issues did not stem from his time in Afghanistan. “Luckily, thank God.” Grief that he’d never processed started to come to the forefront, he said, and he also dealt with a fight-or-flight reaction he had in certain public situations.
“The experience that I've had is once you start talking about [mental health], you suddenly realized, actually, you're part of a big club ... and everybody's gagging to talk about it,” Harry said.
He and his brother and sister-in-law, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, are working together on the Heads Together charitable campaign to help people who need mental health care.
The younger prince, who primarily shared his experiences as a member of society at large, also got specific about holding it together as a member of Britain’s royal family.
“I generally don't know how we stay sane,” he said. “I don't have any secrets.”
“I've probably been very close to a complete breakdown on numerous occasions when all sorts of grief and lies and misconceptions [are circulating], and everything's coming at you from every angle, but it comes with the job,” he added. “It comes with the role, and one of the hardest things, I suppose, is not being able to have that voice and stand up for yourself, and to let it wash over you.”
But, he said, he has to.
The “Mad World” podcast by Bryony Gordon, who interviewed Harry, will continue for a total of 10 episodes.
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