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UNITED STATES PREMIER LEAGUE
MAJOR TRANSACTIONS
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Charleston Battery: Placed 1B Spencer Powell on the active roster.
Charleston Battery: Activated 1B Spencer Powell from the injured list.
Greenville 84s: Signed RP Frenk Norman to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $868,000.
Charleston Battery: Placed 1B Spencer Powell on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 09/23/2037.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed RP Oliver Rodríguez on the 60-day injured list.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Signed Pitching Coach Irving Bowman to a 3-year contract extension.
St. Louis Coeur: Placed RP Denie Ulderink on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 09/24/2037.
Greenville 84s: Signed RP Santiago Alonza to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $728,000.
Greenville 84s: Signed RP Ira Hipps to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,900,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed RP Ricardo Covarrubias on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 09/20/2037.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SS Ricardo Téllez on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Activated SS Ricardo Téllez from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: 3B Kantaro Taniguchi was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Neil Franson on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated RP Neil Franson from the injured list.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Ira Hipps on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated RP Ira Hipps from the injured list.
Charleston Battery: Sent SP Juan Contreras to Triple A Port Royal for injury rehab.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Signed RP José Cotilla to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $1,176,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Sent 2B Juanito González to Triple A Calgary for injury rehab.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed SS Melvin Thomas on the 60-day injured list.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed SS Bren Spillane on the active roster.
Chicago Silver Sox: Activated SS Bren Spillane from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Daniel Edwards on the 60-day injured list.
Tuesday, September 1st, 2037
Charleston Battery: Placed SS Moriz Ayushiev on the active roster.
Charleston Battery: Activated SS Moriz Ayushiev from the injured list.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Neil Franson on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/30/2037.
Greenville 84s: Sent SS José Torres to Triple A Alaskan for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SS Juan Jose Ayala on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated SS Juan Jose Ayala from the 60-day injured list.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed SS Hai-feng Tang on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/17/2037.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed SP Gilberto Pontojá on the 60-day injured list.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Sent RP Ricardo Covarrubias to Triple A Calgary for injury rehab.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SS Ricardo Téllez on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/24/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Ira Hipps on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/23/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed SP Sicnarf Loopstok to a 6-year contract extension worth a total of $6,000,000.
Sunday, August 23rd, 2037
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 2B Gabriel Hernández was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed 2B Juanito González on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/21/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed SS José Torres on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/21/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Sent 2B Ramón Garmendia to Triple A Brinkley for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Gary Ashley on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated SP Gary Ashley from the injured list.
Charleston Battery: Placed SS Moriz Ayushiev on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/16/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Sima Babic on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated RP Sima Babic from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Rafael Bernal on the 60-day injured list.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed SP Hikaru Yamaguchi on the active roster.
Panama City Piranhas: Claimed SP César Albó off waivers from Portland.
Charleston Battery: Placed RP Turner Shamburger on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Sima Babic on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/08/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Frenk Norman on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated RP Frenk Norman from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Gary Ashley on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 08/07/2037.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Sent CF Ruud van Ineveld to Triple A Santa Barbara for injury rehab.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed SS Bren Spillane on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 07/18/2037.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed CF Donald Brown on the 60-day injured list.
The Buffalo White Walkers traded 18-year-old minor league reliever Walt McPike, 18-year-old minor league third baseman Kennet Udinga and 19-year-old minor league starting pitcher Trevor Bowden to the New Orleans Voodoo, getting 30-year-old starting pitcher Ron Manning, retaining 50%, 27-year-old third baseman Cisco Feijoo and $1,200,000 in cash in return.
The Houston 1837 BBC traded 29-year-old third baseman Komotay Koffie, retaining 100% to the Vancouver Grey Wolves, getting 19-year-old minor league third baseman Yeow-whye Zhu and $4 in cash in return.
The New Orleans Voodoo traded 30-year-old closer Mark Valle, retaining 100% to the Hollywood Shredders, getting 18-year-old shortstop Sergio Vargas in return.
The Charleston Battery traded $6 in cash to the New Orleans Voodoo, getting $13,000,000 in cash in return.
The Hollywood Shredders traded 26-year-old starting pitcher Turner Shamburger to the Charleston Battery, getting $500,004 in cash in return.
The Montana Pandas traded $17 in cash to the Vancouver Grey Wolves, getting $3,500,000 in cash in return.
The Vancouver Grey Wolves traded $900,000 in cash to the Buffalo White Walkers, getting $5 in cash in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed 3B Komotay Koffie on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Frenk Norman on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 07/30/2037.
Greenville 84s: Sent RP Mau Delgado to Triple A Alaskan for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed 2B Ramón Garmendia on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 07/30/2037.
The Hollywood Shredders traded $1 in cash to the New Orleans Voodoo, getting 29-year-old starting pitcher David Buchanan and $3,000,000 in cash in return.
The New Orleans Voodoo traded 30-year-old third baseman Orlando Velásquez, retaining 100% to the Buffalo White Walkers, getting $4 in cash in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Sent SS Richard Jost to Triple A Calgary for injury rehab.
Charleston Battery: Signed Pitching Coach Tad Barlow to a 3-year contract extension.
Greenville 84s: Sent SP Júlio Valenzuela to Triple A Alaskan for injury rehab.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP William DeWitt on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 07/26/2037.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed RF Arsenio Laurel on the active roster.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Activated RF Arsenio Laurel from the injured list.
Thursday, July 23rd, 2037
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed RP Ángel Rosas to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $12,000,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Sent SP Sicnarf Loopstok to Triple A Brinkley for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RP Mark Morgan on the 60-day injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: 3B Orlando Velásquez was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed SS Colm Goodwill to a 6-year contract extension worth a total of $114,000,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed RP Sjaak Bonne to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $11,000,000.
The Charleston Battery traded 20-year-old first baseman Sergio Morán, 18-year-old right fielder Martín Pliego and $4 in cash to the Toledo Stingers, getting 29-year-old starting pitcher Melvin Tiburcio and $750,000 in cash in return.
The Vancouver Grey Wolves traded 20-year-old minor league shortstop Snow Wang and $3 in cash to the Toledo Stingers, getting 29-year-old shortstop Ben Boston and $140,000 in cash in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SS Ben Boston on the active roster.
Charleston Battery: Placed SP Melvin Tiburcio on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Signed Team Trainer Jorge Hernández to a 5-year contract extension.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RF Griffin Woodfinlevine on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated RF Griffin Woodfinlevine from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: Placed LF Manuel Carmona on the active roster.
Boston Patriots: Activated LF Manuel Carmona from the injured list.
Portland Evergreens: Placed CF Armando Rodríguez on the active roster.
Portland Evergreens: Activated CF Armando Rodríguez from the injured list.
Portland Evergreens: Sent SP César Albó to Triple A Bloomington for injury rehab.
St. Louis Coeur: Placed SP Luis Vargas on the 60-day injured list.
Tuesday, July 7th, 2037
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed 3B Luis Luquín to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $800,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed RF Michael Malloy on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Activated RF Michael Malloy from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: Placed CF Yu-shu Kang on the active roster.
Boston Patriots: Activated CF Yu-shu Kang from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: Placed RP Doug Carlton on the 60-day injured list.
Greenville 84s: Placed SP Octávio Valdéz on the 60-day injured list.
St. Louis Coeur: Sent SP Luis Vargas to Triple A Plymouth for injury rehab.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Sent SP Hikaru Yamaguchi to Triple A Santa Barbara for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SS Juan Jose Ayala on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 07/02/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RF Griffin Woodfinlevine on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/29/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Transferred SS Juan Jose Ayala to the 60-day IL.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed RF Arsenio Laurel on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/22/2037.
Portland Evergreens: Placed CF Armando Rodríguez on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/30/2037.
Montana Pandas: Claimed SS Manu Pakkarinen off waivers from New Orleans.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SS Richard Jost on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/21/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed SP Júlio Valenzuela on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/21/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Sicnarf Loopstok on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/23/2037.
Sunday, June 21st, 2037
The Hollywood Shredders traded 26-year-old left fielder Larry McLambroch and $2 in cash to the Chicago Silver Sox, getting 25-year-old reliever Joy-shan Men in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed RF Michael Malloy on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/18/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed SP Júlio Valenzuela on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated SP Júlio Valenzuela from the injured list.
Greenville 84s: Sent SP Blaine Stottlar to Triple A Alaskan for injury rehab.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed LF Larry McLambroch on the active roster.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed CF Ruud van Ineveld on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/13/2037.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed RP Gilberto Pontojá on the active roster.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Activated RP Gilberto Pontojá from the injured list.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Sent RF Arsenio Laurel to Triple A Scranton for injury rehab.
The Cleveland Browns traded 18-year-old minor league center fielder Try Fryfogle to the Vancouver Grey Wolves, getting 31-year-old first baseman Colt Cabana, retaining 100% in return.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed SP Hikaru Yamaguchi on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/17/2037.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed SP Toddster Gordo on the active roster.
The St. Louis Coeur traded 22-year-old reliever Jeffery Meyers and 23-year-old third baseman Bill Dixon to the Houston 1837 BBC, getting 26-year-old left fielder Eugene Bennett and $300,000 in cash in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Sent SP Gerardo Pagán to Triple A Calgary for injury rehab.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Mau Delgado on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/06/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed SS Jesús Torres on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated SS Jesús Torres from the injured list.
St. Louis Coeur: Placed LF Eugene Bennett on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Transferred SP David Buchanan to the 60-day IL.
Portland Evergreens: Placed SP César Albó on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 06/02/2037.
St. Louis Coeur: 3B Bill Dixon was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Jeffery Meyers was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2037
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed RP Miguel Aguilar on the active roster.
Chicago Silver Sox: Activated RP Miguel Aguilar from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Bob Roth was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 1B Colt Cabana was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Boston Patriots: Claimed 2B Vaughn White off waivers from New Orleans.
Boston Patriots: Placed RP Shu-de Cui on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/20/2037.
Boston Patriots: C Adrián Gómez was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP David Buchanan on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/22/2037.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed DH Ray Skipworth to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $4,800,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SP Gerardo Pagán on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/18/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed LF Kanko Umaba on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Activated LF Kanko Umaba from the injured list.
Greenville 84s: Placed SP Blaine Stottlar on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/15/2037.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Placed RP Gilberto Pontojá on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/19/2037.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed SP Ambrose Randall to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,400,000.
The Vancouver Grey Wolves traded 18-year-old first baseman Kunitaro Nii, 18-year-old starting pitcher Takejiro Masuda and $2 in cash to the Las Vegas Flamingos, getting 34-year-old starting pitcher Germán Rodríguez, retaining 100% in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SP Germán Rodríguez on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: CF Jing-sheng Joo was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Sent SP Gary Ashley to Triple A Brinkley for injury rehab.
New Orleans Voodoo: LF Joe Ellison was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: SS Vaughn White was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 1B Kunitaro Nii was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Greenville 84s: Placed SS Jesús Torres on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/10/2037.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed SP Germán Rodríguez on waivers.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SP Germán Rodríguez was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Sent SP Toddster Gordo to Triple A Santa Barbara for injury rehab.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Placed 3B Sake van Arem on the active roster.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Activated 3B Sake van Arem from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: Placed SP John Dempsey on the 60-day injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: RF Lawrence White was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Tuesday, May 5th, 2037
The New Orleans Voodoo traded 28-year-old reliever Vicente Durango to the Portland Evergreens, getting 21-year-old minor league reliever Wu-ti Xuan and 23-year-old minor league shortstop Ethan Brierley in return.
Boston Patriots: Placed C Mario Castillo on the active roster.
Greenville 84s: Placed LF Kanko Umaba on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 05/01/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Michael Broderson was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Boston Patriots: Signed free agent C Mario Castillo to a 1-year contract worth a total of $4,300,000.
Sunday, May 3rd, 2037
Charleston Battery: Signed free agent 3B Bartolo Morales to a 1-year contract worth a total of $800,000.
Charleston Battery: Placed SP Juan Contreras on the 60-day injured list.
Chicago Silver Sox: Placed RP Miguel Aguilar on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 04/25/2037.
Greenville 84s: CF Ijsbrand Erkelens was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Greenville 84s: 2B Erik Sterk was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Vicente Durango was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: C Dana Lawver was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed free agent SP Eric Matson to a 2-year contract worth a total of $45,300,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SP Eric Matson on the active roster.
Boston Patriots: Placed RP José Guillén on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 04/22/2037.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SS Luis García on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to 04/22/2037.
Greenville 84s: Placed RP Mike Preston on the 60-day injured list.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Signed bench coach Tom Cook to a 3-year, $260,000 per year contract.
Greenville 84s: SP Laurel Yanny was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: C Raúl Rodríguez was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RP Mark Morgan on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated RP Mark Morgan from the 60-day injured list.
Greenville 84s: Activated SP Júlio Valenzuela from the 60-day injured list.
Portland Evergreens: Signed free agent CF Armando Rodríguez to a 2-year contract worth a total of $3,360,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed free agent RP Jorge Villanueva to a 6-year contract worth a total of $36,000,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed free agent SP Sy-ing Tah to a 3-year contract worth a total of $15,000,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: 1B Melito Báez was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: C Apu Nahasapeemapetilon was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed SP Sy-ing Tah on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RP Jorge Villanueva on the active roster.
St. Louis Coeur: LF Cosmo Bjorkenheim was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
The Hollywood Shredders traded 18-year-old minor league right fielder Leonid Machehin, 21-year-old minor league second baseman Brock Waxley, 25-year-old minor league starting pitcher Robert Smalls, 19-year-old minor league catcher Olo Iukekini and 20-year-old minor league starting pitcher Clarence Jones to the Portland Evergreens, getting 28-year-old right fielder Chris Payling in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SP Tony Solíz on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed free agent SP Tony Solíz to a 1-year contract worth a total of $600,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed SS Roland Deschain to a 3-year contract extension worth a total of $30,690,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed RP Bradley Roth to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,620,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed RP Leo Ingelbrigtsen to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $980,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed free agent SP Shawn Williams to a 1-year contract worth a total of $700,000.
Portland Evergreens: Signed SP Cristián Moreno to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $600,000.
Portland Evergreens: Signed LF John Schaefer to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,000,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP António Correa was designated for assignment and placed on waivers.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RP Rafael García on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed free agent RP Rafael García to a 1-year contract worth a total of $1,600,000.
The Portland Evergreens traded 29-year-old starting pitcher Jorge Otero to the Phoenix Hotspur, getting $15 in cash in return.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RP Roy Shively becomes a free-agent.
D.C. Divided: Placed SP António Castillo on the active roster.
D.C. Divided: Placed SP Gary Mason on the active roster.
D.C. Divided: Placed 2B Tamasaburo Kato on the active roster.
D.C. Divided: Placed RF Stanley Belote on the active roster.
Sunday, February 1st, 2037
D.C. Divided: Signed free agent 2B Tamasaburo Kato to a 3-year contract worth a total of $18,000,000.
D.C. Divided: Signed free agent SP António Castillo to a 1-year contract worth a total of $1,600,000.
Buckhead Bowties: Placed SP Arturo Guerrero on the active roster.
Buckhead Bowties: Activated SP Arturo Guerrero from the injured list.
The Charleston Battery traded 21-year-old minor league center fielder Sean Cox and $5 in cash to the Portland Evergreens, getting 27-year-old shortstop Moriz Ayushiev, retaining 100% in return.
The Northern Virginia Rainbow Mermaids traded 26-year-old shortstop Luis Yander La O and $84,000 in cash to the St. Louis Coeur, getting 26-year-old minor league starting pitcher Henry Henry and $4 in cash in return.
St. Louis Coeur: Placed SS Luis Yander La O on the active roster.
D.C. Divided: Signed free agent RF Stanley Belote to a 1-year contract worth a total of $1,000,000.
Thursday, January 22nd, 2037
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed RP Hiroaki Kouda on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed 3B Luis Luquín on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed 3B Orlando Velásquez on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated 3B Orlando Velásquez from the 60-day injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed C Calvin Wilms on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed free agent 3B Luis Luquín to a 1-year contract worth a total of $800,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed free agent RP Hiroaki Kouda to a 2-year contract worth a total of $6,000,000.
The New Orleans Voodoo traded $3 in cash to the Portland Evergreens, getting 29-year-old catcher Calvin Wilms in return.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Signed scouting director Diego Aguilar to a 2-year, $658,000 per year contract.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed RP Grover Lowdermilk to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $800,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Signed general manager Orsino Lippi to a 4-year, $70,000 per year contract.
Boston Patriots: SP Firpo Marberry received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: 1B Tyler Bowen received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: SP Darby Marshall received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: RF Alfredo Pizarro becomes a free-agent.
Boston Patriots: 3B Dennis Wacher received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: SP Kelemeneke Balun received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: SS Juan Dávila received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: 2B Terry John received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: 3B Kantaro Taniguchi received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $1,530,000.
Boston Patriots: SP Juan Sánchez received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: RP José Sauls received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: LF Juan Reyes received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: SP Pedro Herrera received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SP Sjoerd Reynoud received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: CF Alberto Salas received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RP Damien Morin received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RF Sergio Cruz received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 3B Hugh Mungus becomes a free-agent.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: C Mario Castillo becomes a free-agent.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 3B José de la Cavallería received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RP Wai-ho Fan received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RP Ricardo Covarrubias received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RF Hani Azwan received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SP Greguorio Espora received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SS Gerardo Ponce de Leon received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 1B Michael Ward received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SP Xiao-shuang Wong received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $550,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: CF Jing-sheng Joo received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 2B Gabriel Hernández received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $430,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: LF Jason Watts received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: 1B Karl Wade received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: RP Dermot Eridge received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: RP Anaías Pedroza received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: 1B Richello Mabait received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SP Charlie Fairthorne received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: CF Mei Kim received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: 2B Jeff Solís received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: RP Branlyn Jaraba received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SP Marcos Tejedor received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: RP Mark Zaugg received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SS Yu-shu Tseng received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: C Bastiaan Pieterse received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SP Marcos Germán received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SS Henk van Aardschot received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Portland Evergreens: SP Armando González received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SS Ellis Greenham becomes a free-agent.
Las Vegas Flamingos: RP Isaaka Ienimea received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SP Marvin Martin becomes a free-agent.
Las Vegas Flamingos: CF Xu Cheng received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: RP Rafael García becomes a free-agent.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SP Kagetoki Matsubara received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SP Sy-ing Tah becomes a free-agent.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SS Freedon Akinmoladun received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SS Rocky Zolman received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SS Ed St. James received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: CF James Pike received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP Ron Fernández received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: C Gerold Olthof received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP Amando Codes received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP Anderson O'Mara becomes a free-agent.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: 3B Carlos Mendoza received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP Mapuana Yara received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: CF Manoo Satyavrat becomes a free-agent.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: C José Rodríguez received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: CF Jesús Guzmán received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: CF Mike Pate received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: 1B Chase Popoff received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: LF Marcus Shill received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SS Cam MacIntosh becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: RP Wong Fei-Hung received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Daniel Martínez becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: C Pedro Álvarez becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: RP Ignacio Ayala becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Scott Colorado received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SS Henrique de Senna Fernandes received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: RF Rick Mayfield becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Oscar Kenselaar received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: CF Kevin Baxter becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Tim Sharp received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: 1B Roberto Sánchez becomes a free-agent.
Buckhead Bowties: 3B Badry Maksimenov received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: CF Alfred Miles received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: RF Jeff Mouton received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: CF Jim Halpert received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Atila Freska received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SP Hengkie Iriawan received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Justin Barber received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SP Arie de Nooyer received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: C Gustavo González received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SP Nassim El-Badwi received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: 2B Kimi Okubo received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Jesús Salazar received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: 3B Nick Boyd becomes a free-agent.
D.C. Divided: 1B Dan Vanblarcom received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: C John Alexander received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SS Júlio Rodríguez received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Aiden Dubhghall received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: CF Chip Mullaney received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: LF Sinclair Bothof received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SP Eric Colquhoun received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Juan Vargas received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SS Fletcher Megarity received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: LF Xi-ku See-to received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: CF Vance Corkum received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SS Alan Patterson received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: SS Robin Colwill received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Sherman Harrison received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Vicente Durango received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Eric Matson becomes a free-agent.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Ted Chong received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Rafael Bernal received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Gary Ashley received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RF Travis Towns received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: 3B Cisco Feijoo received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Sicnarf Loopstok received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: LF Weston Doyle received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Mark Morgan received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: CF Vicente Romero received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Marcos Mesorana received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Ralph Greer received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Lawrence Lane received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP Daniel Edwards received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Ewan Atwood received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP De John Cleland received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: RP Pedro Huerta received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $530,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SS Luis García received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: SP António Correa received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: SP Aldo Raine received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: 3B Bartolo Morales becomes a free-agent.
Charleston Battery: CF Torajiro Ogawa received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: SP Chet Saks received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Jerry Kumpf received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: LF Anson Darrah received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Chenor Njie received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: C Aurelio Jiménez received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: 3B Michael Brannon received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: SS Ryan Faulkner received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Charleston Battery: SS Steve Bock received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Alejandro Ramírez received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: 1B Qing-nian Zexian received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: 3B Rod Shortall received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Brian Guilbert received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: CF Conrad Hessing received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: SP Arturo Gramer received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Henry Henry received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP T.J. Juckson received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: SP Will Kirby received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: LF Cosmo Bjorkenheim received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Tim Nesheim received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: CF Jur Prokop received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Kyu-cheol P'yo received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: C Dae-ik Park received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: SS Scott McMahon received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RF Jesús Guillén received a 1-year contract through automatic renewal worth a total of $280,000.
Boston Patriots: Placed SP John Dempsey on the active roster.
Boston Patriots: Activated SP John Dempsey from the injured list.
Charleston Battery: Placed RP Tsugahara Hori on the active roster.
Charleston Battery: Activated RP Tsugahara Hori from the injured list.
Charleston Battery: Placed RF Jasper Morrison on the active roster.
Charleston Battery: Activated RF Jasper Morrison from the injured list.
St. Louis Coeur: Placed RP Jaime van de Weideven on the active roster.
St. Louis Coeur: Activated RP Jaime van de Weideven from the injured list.
Boston Patriots: RP Miguel López received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $462,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SP Andrew Moody was not offered arbitration, becomes a free agent.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SS Ramón Rodríguez was not offered arbitration, becomes a free agent.
Las Vegas Flamingos: CL Vaugh Chesser received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $3,157,500.
Las Vegas Flamingos: RP José Sipe received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $700,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: C Sun-jae Kwak received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: SS Shihei Kichikawa received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $2,000,000.
Las Vegas Flamingos: CL Ieyoshi Asai received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $2,200,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: 2B Mario Castillo received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $12,300,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: SS Mikko Haataja received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $9,375,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: SP Blair Wright received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP José Cotilla received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $550,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RF Kelvin Abbott received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,200,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: LF Jake Grant received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $840,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: SP Apollo Cepeda received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: SS Hai-feng Tang received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $441,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP NaNomi Lojore received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $360,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: SP Gilberto Pontojá received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $350,000.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: RP Will Hoffman received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $550,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Zafar Zahir received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $3,600,000.
Buckhead Bowties: 1B Emílio Agramónte received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,000,000.
Buckhead Bowties: CL Nand Lal Chaudhary received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Buckhead Bowties: SP Arturo Guerrero received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Buckhead Bowties: RP Rick Converse received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,750,000.
Buckhead Bowties: CF Shunso Kiyomizu received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,365,000.
D.C. Divided: CF Sherman N'Dir received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $400,000.
D.C. Divided: 2B Amon-Ra St. Brown received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
D.C. Divided: 1B Yao-pang Chiang received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $16,250,000.
D.C. Divided: SP Manuel Paílla received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $688,800.
D.C. Divided: RP Randy Gabaldon received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $700,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Trevor Brohard received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $686,000.
D.C. Divided: RP Luis Bejarano received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $750,000.
D.C. Divided: C Carlos Cardona received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $750,000.
D.C. Divided: 1B Ken Bone received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $650,000.
Charleston Battery: 1B Spencer Powell received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $2,600,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Scott Morrison received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,300,000.
Charleston Battery: SS Jesús Ruano received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $900,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Miguel Angel Martínez received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Hiroaki Kouda was not offered arbitration, becomes a free agent.
Charleston Battery: 1B Vicente Gonzáles received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $1,700,000.
Charleston Battery: 2B Mike Case received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $3,621,000.
Charleston Battery: CF Joey Coco received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $11,250,000.
Charleston Battery: RF Jasper Morrison received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Paco Salazar received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $430,000.
Charleston Battery: RP Fernando Varela received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $2,480,500.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Artie Best received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
St. Louis Coeur: RP Robert Vodchak was not offered arbitration, becomes a free agent.
St. Louis Coeur: SS José Santos received a 1-year contract through arbitration worth a total of $420,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed C Raúl Rodríguez to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $450,000.
Buckhead Bowties: Signed hitting coach José Pacheco to a 3-year, $184,000 per year contract.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Signed scouting director Tetsuzan Kaneko to a 5-year, $306,000 per year contract.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed 1B Syed Sarkar to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,880,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed C Apu Nahasapeemapetilon to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $404,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed C Tim Burney to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $1,900,000.
Monday, November 3rd, 2036
Boston Patriots: Signed C Omer Yurtseven to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $680,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Voided the team option year(s) of RP Edgardo Nava for a buyout of $350,000.
Charleston Battery: Executed the contract year option of SS Khal Drogo.
Sunday, November 2nd, 2036
Boston Patriots: Signed SP Sam Mooney to a 2-year contract extension worth a total of $12,000,000.
D.C. Divided: Fired Pitching coach António Mendoza.
D.C. Divided: Signed pitching coach Todd Sims to a 3-year, $344,000 per year contract.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed SP David Moore to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $3,400,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Fired scouting director Max Adams.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed scouting director Bill Beauregard to a 5-year, $5,100,000 per year contract.
Boston Patriots: Signed SP Jaganmani Vivek to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $2,860,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed CF Yu-shu Kang to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $420,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed RP Armando Garay to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $1,810,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed RF Tumas Wenzu to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $830,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed C Kade Eagleton to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $380,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed SP Zaki Fakhiri to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $420,000.
Portland Evergreens: Signed SS Moriz Ayushiev to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $3,500,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed SP Luis Vargas to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $725,000.
Portland Evergreens: Signed C Calvin Wilms to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $6,000,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed C Jack Bonner to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $530,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed 1B Johan Kroening to a 5-year contract extension worth a total of $83,000,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed SP Nebosja Draskovic to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $3,600,000.
Boston Patriots: Signed 2B Edward Sterrenburg to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $5,250,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed LF Guy Toussaint to a 6-year contract extension worth a total of $12,000,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Signed C Ángelo Delgado to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $825,000.
St. Louis Coeur: Signed CF Phil McCroskey to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $4,600,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed RP Matt Martin to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $354,000.
Portland Evergreens: Signed LF John Schaefer to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $825,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Signed CF Eikki Kankaanperä to a 1-year contract extension worth a total of $350,000.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: RP Gerardo Pagán has decided not to opt out of the remaining portion of his contract.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: 3B Hugh Mungus has exercised his contract opt-out.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: SS Ramón Rodríguez declines his contract option.
Las Vegas Flamingos: RP Pedro Ortíz has met the vesting criteria in his contract.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: CF Manoo Satyavrat has exercised his contract opt-out.
Charleston Battery: RP Hiroaki Kouda declines his contract option.
D.C. Divided: 2B Juan Cabrera retires.
D.C. Divided: CF Tommy Jones retires.
Buckhead Bowties: C Félix López retires.
Las Vegas Flamingos: C Jeff Young retires.
St. Louis Coeur: 1B Christian Blair retires.
Las Vegas Flamingos: RP Martín Valverde retires.
Las Vegas Flamingos: MA Pierre Muller retires.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: GM Ward Allen retires.
Buckhead Bowties: BC Chase Jefferson retires.
Las Vegas Flamingos: Scouting Director Diego Aguilar leaves the team, his contract was not renewed.
Philadelphia 1776 BC: Scouting Director Ernesto Villarreal leaves the team, his contract was not renewed.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Placed SS Richard Jost on the active roster.
Vancouver Grey Wolves: Activated SS Richard Jost from the injured list.
D.C. Divided: Placed CF Sherman N'Dir on the active roster.
D.C. Divided: Activated CF Sherman N'Dir from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Executed the contract year option of 1B Lupo Cotto.
New Orleans Voodoo: Executed the contract year option of 3B Orlando Velásquez.
New Orleans Voodoo: Voided the team option year(s) of RP Esteban Jiménez for a buyout of $600,000.
New Orleans Voodoo: Executed the contract year option of SP Fernando Padilla.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RP Grover Lowdermilk on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated RP Grover Lowdermilk from the injured list.
New Orleans Voodoo: Placed RF Travis Towns on the active roster.
New Orleans Voodoo: Activated RF Travis Towns from the injured list.
St. Louis Coeur: Voided the team option year(s) of 2B Ki-tak Im for a buyout of $120,000.
Friday, January 17th, 2020 - OOTP Baseball 20.8 Build 73


Sheridan Maine are keen to speak to Accounts Payable professionals in Gloucester who are available at short notice for an Accounts Payable Assistant role for a market leading engineering business in Staverton. This is initially a 3 month temporary assignment, however there is potential for a permanent job to be made available for the right person.
Reporting into the UK Finance Manager, this role will be vital in ensuring invoices, expense claims and supplier statement reconciliations are processed, adhering to company deadlines and procedures.
If this sounds like you and you would be keen to start work immediately then apply and one of the team will be in touch with more details.


The heavy duty, high powered Photon 'Fat' battery in a Pink rubberised finish is 1000 mAh and delivers up to 1,100 puffs on a single charge. Re-charge time is approx. 4-6 hours. The 'Photon' Tank battery features a '5 click' On/Off LED switch with 'manual' activation. Click the LED 5 times to turn the battery on or off. The battery only activates and delivers vapour when the LED switch is pressed down and returns to stand-by mode when released. The 'Photon' does not have a glowing LED tip to help preserve power and demonstrate to onlookers that the product is a personal vaporizer. The 'Photon' battery is not compatible with the VIP 'V-Range' of starter kits, cartomizers or accessories.


We had a call the other day from our local retailer, the very fabulous Jordans Jewellers in Dorchester, who had just sold a Rebecca watch on a blue strap. Now, there's nothing particularly unusual about that in itself, however, it turns out the customer in question had driven all the way from Plymouth just to try on the watch.
For those of you not familiar with the south Dorset / Devon roads, that's a good two hour drive, not accounting for traffic, roadworks or any of the other many & varied road irritants available to the average motorist during the school summer holidays. Anyway, I digress. She'd seen one of our ads in a magazine, loved the look of the watch and tracked down the only place in the country where she could try it on. Yup, the only place in the country.
Here at Du Maurier Watches, we often debate whether we should give getting representation in British retailers another pop. When we started out, we, rather naively, assumed we could have a meeting or two and, bingo, we might bag some shelf space here & there. So confident were we in our lovely new designs that we would offer sale or return on our watches so there would be no risk to the retailer. What a winner!
In the real world, however, we quickly discovered that the vast majority of British retailers will not entertain new, small, family brands regardless of how 'risk free' their offerings. Don't get me wrong, they were all utterly lovely and we had wonderful feedback across the board on our designs, the build quality and the unique Du Maurier story behind the brand. Unfortunately, there were sticking points: our collection was too small and our brand unknown in the watch market. Unless we were an established name with a much larger collection of models, it was a 'thanks but no thanks'. We were sent away with a cheery and helpful reminder to call again when we'd made a success of it all. Well that's a bit chicken and egg, we thought.
One local independent retailer, however, did show an interest and has now been selling our watches very successfully for nearly three years. Sandy and her team at Jordans remain the only place in the UK where you can try on a Du Maurier watch. So, whilst we have sent our watches to customers all over the world and sell successfully online, the watch that really struck a cord with me was sold to the lovely lady who drove all the way from Plymouth to try it on. She saw it, loved it and, dear reader, she bought it!


Command Points Episode 3 - Chess Clocks!
Jeremy, Aaron, Gary, and David talk about chess clocks!
Command Points Bonus Episode 1 - The Chicago Open GT!
Jeremy and Gary talk about the rule set and the choices they made for the Chicago Open GT!
The Chicago Open GT will take place on Sepemeber 8th-9th at Grognard Games and Hobbies.
Hope to see you make it out!
Command Points Episode 2 - Deployment!
Jeremy, Aaron, and Sal talk about the deployment phase!
Command Points Episode 1 - Pre Game!
In our debut episode Jeremy, Aaron, and Sal talk about pre game!


The Dutch Zodiak Commune Records proudly presents White Cyclus III EP.
White Cyclus is a collection of six releases with Acid and Dark Techno tracks from different producers.
He represents his music as NeoAcid. When you listen to his track Take Over you'll understand. Very nice drive, clean kick and catchy 303!!! Dancefloor filler.
He is back on our label with Space Crickets Under Acid. Nice uptempo acid killer with a classic oldschool kicker. Raw, distorted and…RAW!
With the track Xynquote these 2 guys combined there own sounds into this story of how they met. Part 1 contains nice synths and strings where part 2 is taking you to this climax of pure analog ACID! Nice dynamic track with lots of variation.
Owner of his own recordlabel 01 Rec this French talent knows how techno tribe should sound like. His track Entracte is very minimal though with lots of energy in his kick and bassline. Lovely dj tool on this one!


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Q: Upgrading GCP deep learning VM gives error I'm trying to upgrade a VM from M58 to M66 so I can use PyTorch 1.8. The upgrade button on "edit VM details" results in "this operation cannot be completed." Any idea why that might be the case and what to do when it happens?

A: In general terms, upgrading a Marketplace Solution is not the best approach, instead it's better to keep the solution disposable and redeploy a new version when you want, then move all your information and configurations to that new version.
This is because Marketplace solutions depend on the partners not on GCP, furthermore, GCP doesn't even have an official documentation about upgrading a Marketplace Solution (it does have this to MANAGE deployments but it doesn't talk much about upgrades).
So, you made the right choice when you decided to just deploy the new version.

A: For reference please refer to Upgrade a Notebooks instance's environment document.
You can use is-upgradeable API endpoint to determine upgrade eligibility.
gcloud notebooks instances is-upgradeable <notebook-name> --location=<location>

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Шахин Талыб оглы Тагиев () — азербайджанский офицер, Национальный Герой Азербайджана.

Биография
Родился 3 февраля 1949 года в Мир-Баширском районе Азербайджанской ССР.

Карабахская война

В 1988 году лейтенант запаса Шахин Тагиев присоединился к движению «Милли азадлыг херекети». В 1991 году поступил на службу в национальную армию Азербайджана и был назначен командиром отдельной роты . В апреле 1992 года получил звание капитана. В связи с реформированием структуры министерства обороны рота была переформирована в батальон под названием «Гуртулуш».

Указом президента Азербайджана за №6 23 июня 1992 года ему было присвоено звание Национальный герой Азербайджана.

Батальон под его руководством отличился во время летнего наступления 1992 года на Мардакертском направлении, при прорыве обороны армян у села Джераберт, а также при занятии сел Дрмбон и Кочогот у Сарсангского водохранилища.

В марте 1993 года был тяжело ранен. После продолжительного лечения в госпитале в чине майора был переведен в распоряжение МО Азербайджана.

После окончания войны стал заместителем председателя Организации Освобождения Карабаха.

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Участники Карабахской войны с азербайджанской стороны

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Read in this article why Frank Dornseifer, Managing Director of Bundesverband Alternative Investments e.V. (BAI), thinks that PE investments are becoming more attractive under Solvency.
Both, insurance and private equity industry have identified in a very early stage significant shortcomings of the current SCR calibration under Solvency II for private/unlisted equity investments. In the context of the project Capital Markets Union (CMU) and the Solvency review, EIOPA therefore currently elaborates under a mandate of the EU Commission criteria and methods to identify portfolios/types of unlisted equities to which the type 1 equity risk charge of Solvency II could be applied.
Indeed, this appears to be a step forward to reflect increasing PE appetite of insurance companies. However, an approach which simply leads to a qualification as type 1 equities is not truly reflecting the real risk-return-profile of PE. Of course, this criticism also applies to the treatment of – long term – public equity investment strategies under Solvency II in general, however, regarding the current EIOPA work with its focus on unlisted equities, this is the segment one can await the earliest outcome.
BAI therefore advocates for a new equity risk sub-module for so-called "Qualifying Private Equity Fund Investments" (Qualifying PE) to the standard formula of Solvency II, which goes beyond the concept outlined by the Commission and taken over by EIOPA in the consultation which is simply linked to type 1 equities. The idea behind is that most PE investments of insurance companies are structured via AIFs or fund of funds governed by AIFMD or corresponding regulation outside the EU.
Within the AIF not more than 30% of the NAV should be allocated to one investment, the AIF portfolio should contain – in average – at least 6-8 investments; furthermore, the use of derivatives within the AIF should be limited to risk mitigation; and the AIF is subject to reporting obligations (e.g. chapter V of delegated AIFMD regulation 231/2013).
The qualification process has to be performed on the investor level and consists of (i) the assessment and (ii) the independent validation of each criteria.
The insurance company has to pursue a PE program with ongoing investments and prudent person principle (PPP) requirements such as know-how, capacity, risk management etc. with regard to PE have to be fulfilled and the investor should be able to demonstrate that he can hold the investments to maturity. Finally, the investor has to perform regular stress-tests & scenario analysis. In this context, the insurance company may employ external experts. As long as the investor is involved into the assessment and validation itself, the involvement of external experts should not be considered as outsourcing.
On the basis of these qualifying criteria a SCR treatment below type 1 equities can be justified, and comprehensive calculations already affirm a VaR for qualifying PE in a range of 25-30%.


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namespace Veles\HomeWorkBundle\DataFixtures\ORM;

use Doctrine\Common\DataFixtures\AbstractFixture;
use Doctrine\Common\DataFixtures\OrderedFixtureInterface;
use Doctrine\Common\Persistence\ObjectManager;
use Symfony\Component\Yaml\Yaml;
use Veles\HomeWorkBundle\Entity\Gbook;

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{
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        $coments = Yaml::parse($this->getYmlFile());

        foreach ($coments['comments'] as $key => $value) {
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            $manager->persist($gbook);
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Digital and Analog Filters
Digital Filtering
tf2ss
Convert Transfer Function to State-Space Form
Mass-Spring System
Transfer Function
Convert transfer function filter parameters to state-space form
[A,B,C,D] = tf2ss(b,a)
[A,B,C,D] = tf2ss(b,a) converts a continuous-time or discrete-time single-input transfer function into an equivalent state-space representation.
Consider the system described by the transfer function
H(s)=[2s+3s2+2s+1]s2+0.4s+1.
Convert it to state-space form using tf2ss.
b = [0 2 3; 1 2 1];
a = [1 0.4 1];
A = 2×2
-0.4000   -1.0000
1.0000         0
B = 2×1
C = 2×2
2.0000    3.0000
D = 2×1
A one-dimensional discrete-time oscillating system consists of a unit mass, m, attached to a wall by a spring of unit elastic constant. A sensor samples the acceleration, a, of the mass at Fs=5 Hz.
Generate 50 time samples. Define the sampling interval Δt=1/Fs.
Fs = 5;
dt = 1/Fs;
N = 50;
t = dt*(0:N-1);
u = [1 zeros(1,N-1)];
The transfer function of the system has an analytic expression:
H(z)=1-z-1(1+cosΔt)+z-2cosΔt1-2z-1cosΔt+z-2.
The system is excited with a unit impulse in the positive direction. Compute the time evolution of the system using the transfer function. Plot the response.
bf = [1 -(1+cos(dt)) cos(dt)];
af = [1 -2*cos(dt) 1];
yf = filter(bf,af,u);
stem(t,yf,'o')
xlabel('t')
Find the state-space representation of the system. Compute the time evolution starting from an all-zero initial state. Compare it to the transfer function prediction.
[A,B,C,D] = tf2ss(bf,af);
x = [0;0];
for k = 1:N
y(k) = C*x + D*u(k);
x = A*x + B*u(k);
stem(t,y,'*')
legend('tf','ss')
b — Transfer function numerator coefficients
vector | matrix
Transfer function numerator coefficients, specified as a vector or matrix. If b is a matrix, then each row of b corresponds to an output of the system.
For discrete-time systems, b contains the coefficients in descending powers of z.
For continuous-time systems, b contains the coefficients in descending powers of s.
For discrete-time systems, b must have a number of columns equal to the length of a. If the numbers differ, make them equal by padding zeros. You can use the function eqtflength to accomplish this.
a — Transfer function denominator coefficients
Transfer function denominator coefficients, specified as a vector.
For discrete-time systems, a contains the coefficients in descending powers of z.
For continuous-time systems, a contains the coefficients in descending powers of s.
A — State matrix
State matrix, returned as a matrix. If the system is described by n state variables, then A is n-by-n.
B — Input-to-state matrix
Input-to-state matrix, returned as a matrix. If the system is described by n state variables, then B is n-by-1.
C — State-to-output matrix
State-to-output matrix, returned as a matrix. If the system has q outputs and is described by n state variables, then C is q-by-n.
D — Feedthrough matrix
Feedthrough matrix, returned as a matrix. If the system has q outputs, then D is q-by-1.
tf2ss converts the parameters of a transfer function representation of a given system to those of an equivalent state-space representation.
For discrete-time systems, the state-space matrices relate the state vector x, the input u, and the output y:
x(k+1)=Ax(k)+Bu(k),y(k)=Cx(k)+Du(k).
The transfer function is the Z-transform of the system's impulse response. It can be expressed in terms of the state-space matrices as
H(z)=C(zI−A)−1B+D.
For continuous-time systems, the state-space matrices relate the state vector x, the input u, and the output y:
x˙=Ax+Bu,y=Cx+Du.
The transfer function is the Laplace transform of the system's impulse response. It can be expressed in terms of the state-space matrices as
H(s)=B(s)A(s)=b1sn−1+⋯+bn−1s+bna1sm−1+⋯+am−1s+am=C(sI−A)−1B+D.
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Generate C and C++ code using MATLAB® Coder™.
sos2ss | ss2tf | tf2sos | tf2zp | tf2zpk | zp2ss
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SG Economy
SG Politics
Home News SG Economy Has Lee Hsien Yang's wife taken sides with Dr Lee Wei Ling...
Has Lee Hsien Yang's wife taken sides with Dr Lee Wei Ling in the famiLEE feud?
Home NewsSG Economy
The Law Ministry on 15 April, rebutted leading lawyer Mrs Lee Suet Fern's comments that the Qualifying Foreign Law Practice (QFLP) scheme has not benefited local lawyers sufficiently.
The Law Ministry did not stop at rebutting Mrs Lee but also publicly revealed that she had sought to join the scheme in 2014. Her arguments therefore appeared at odds with her previous position, said the Ministry.
Mrs Lee is the wife of the younger brother of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Mr Lee Hsien Yang. She was also recently given the lifetime achievement award by Chambers and Partners, an international organisation which identifies and ranks the most outstanding law firms and lawyers in over 180 jurisdictions throughout the world. Mrs Lee is the first female lawyer in the Asia-Pacific to receive this honour.
Public displays of disagreements between the Lee family and the Government were unheard of in the past, but have become more common in the past few months since the death of strongman, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. The government is headed by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, the eldest son of Mr Lee.
It was reported in September last year that Dr Lee Wei Ling, the second child of Mr Lee as well as her younger brother, Mr Lee Hsien Yang, had filed a lawsuit with the government as the defendant over an issue about the usage of some of their late father's interviews.
The two children of Mr Lee are seeking the High Court's guidance on a "proper interpretation of an interview agreement between the late Mr Lee and the Government", The Straits Times (ST) reported.
They had requested copies of transcripts of interviews that their father made in 1981 and 1982 to the Government's Oral History Department. They claim that the transcripts were in possession of the Lee Kuan Yew Estate.
The Government however disagreed, saying that an interview agreement was entered in early 1983 which maintains that the Lee Kuan Yew Estate are not entitled to use and possess copies of the transcripts.
Then last month (Mar), Dr Lee alleging censorship by the publications of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), said that she will not write for SPH publications anymore. She was a prominent columnist of SPH's ST.
A tit-for-tat allegations and counter-allegations followed Dr Lee's Facebook post. Janadas Devan who formerly edited Dr Lee's work and is now the Chief of Government Communications, publicly contended with Dr Lee. Editors of ST also alleged that they did not censor the doctor, but only edited her.
To prove her side of the story, Dr Lee briefly revealed her email exchanges with ST. In one of the email correspondence, she alleged that 'no one in SPH dares to stand up to the powers that be to say, "you cannot abuse your power."
"HL (Hsien Loong) has no qualms abusing his power to have a commemoration just one year after LKY died," she wrote.
"<…>if the power that be wants to establish a dynasty, LKY's daughter will not allow LKY's name to be sullied by a dishonorable son," Dr Lee added.
PM Lee was quick to refute his sister and said that her accusations of him were "completely untrue".
Dr Lee in speaking to an international publication on the topic after PM Lee's refutations said that she "always try to stick by the truth".
At about the same time Dr Lee revealed the email exchanges between herself and ST, Ho Ching, the wife of PM Lee and the head of Temasek Holdings, shared the picture of a monkey with an extended middle finger in social media.
This led many members of the public to speculate if the rude gesture was aimed at Ho's sister-in-law.
Ho later clarified that it was a Twitter malfunction, and apologised for posting the picture. Several netizens however, refused to believe Ho's explanations.
One netizen said in jest, "Stress management tip: When your husband is coping with accusations of being dishonourable and abusing his power, play with Twitter."
Several Facebook users have now pointed out that Mrs Lee Suet Fern had shared Dr Lee's note about not hero-worshiping Lee Kuan Yew, and asked if this meant she supported Dr Lee in the spat with her older brother.
The privacy setting of Mrs Lee's sharing of the post is set to 'public'. This share is her only public post of socio-political nature.
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Hazelnuts are nutritious and very versatile nuts that taste delicious, especially when they're roasted. They are rich in healthy monounsaturated oil and also contain minerals, vitamins, protein, fiber and phytonutrients. Hazelnuts are produced in commercial quantities in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Georgia, Serbia, in the south of the Spanish region of Catalonia, in the UK county of Kent, and in the American states of Oregon and Washington, and south western British Columbia Canada. Turkey is the largest producer of hazelnuts in the world with about 75% of worldwide production. Ferrero SpA, the producers of Nutella and Ferrero Rocher, consumes 25% of the global supply.
Hazelnuts, like other tree nuts, contain no cholesterol. Over 80% of the total fat in hazelnuts is mono-unsaturated.
Hazelnuts are an excellent source of folate. A 100 gram serving provides 113 ug of folate, amounting to 30% of the daily-recommended value. Folate is highly beneficial for pregnant women. It helps to prevent megaloblastic anemia and neural defects in babies.
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So, our bid to host the 2016 EABCT congress was finished and had been sent in to the EABCT board. The first meeting of EABCT in Geneva March 2012 was drawing nearer, and me and Kristoffer was anxiously preparing our presentation of the bid. We received the agenda and documents for the meeting, and found out that Bulgaria had also submitted a bid to host the congress the same year.
Once we both were in Geneva, we took a walk alongside the beautiful waters of lake Geneva, perfectly framed by the majestic mountains. We talked about the state of CBT in Sweden, how we could best impress the board and representatives with our bid, and what our dreams were for the EABCT2016 congress if we managed to take it to Sweden.
The first general meetings of each year in EABCT (1GM) are always held in March, and are held with representatives of each member association in EABCT as well as the board. The meeting lasts for about seven hours and the agenda covers strategic plans, special interest groups, EABCTs finances, upcoming congresses, and much more. When it was our turn to present our bid we began by focusing on the history of our two association, how they have not always been in collaboration, and that this congress was the biggest combined project we had ever taken upon ourselves. We tried to show Stockholm as a great destination with radiant photos, we gave an outline of the positive aspects of Waterfront Congress Center, we talked about Karolinska Institutet as well as the Nobel Price in association to the scientific aspects of the congress, and historical aspects when Sweden has influenced CBT was highlighted. Our presentation was well received, and we handed over a print version of our bid to Rod Holland, who was then the president of EABCT. No representative from the Bulgarian association was present at the meeting at this time, so there were no further bids presented.
After the meeting was finished, we were guided to a cozy local restaurant and had a great time with the reps and the board. The decision on whether Sweden or Bulgaria would be chosen as hosts for the 2016 congress was not to be taken until the 2GM meeting in September (also to be held in Geneva). We now had to change focus for a while, from the international EABCT congress, to the national CBT congress we had decided to organize in order to bring our members together and to test our collaboration in a bigger project.


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Aunt Dora
Posted on April 2, 2022 by larrysicular
Aunt Dora, our grandmother's sister, is someone we never knew. We did not know her because she was unable to get out of Austria.
While preparing our Austrian citizenship applications, our lawyers hired an archivist to document evidence that our family were victims of Nazi persecution. The archivist discovered that Aunt Dora was deported in 1941. The archivist also found her name in the Yad Vashem Holocaust database in Jerusalem. Without our asking, her name was added to the wall of names at the new Holocaust Memorial in Vienna, dedicated a few months ago.
Why does Aunt Dora matter? She has been dead for decades, and she we was never part of my life. But she should have been. She was divorced and re-married, without children of her own. For a number of years she lived in our grandparents' building in Vienna's Ottakring district, and she worked with them. She knew her niece (my mother) and her nephews.
She was relatively young when she died, about 46. I too am single and an uncle. Won't I meet my niece's children?
I never really thought about her, but now I see that because she was taken, it was important that she be forgotten. And now that I am in Vienna, reconciliation with the past means that I want to know something about her, even if it is very little. This although the events that took her away were those that created me.
So let me write what I do know. I have posted this photograph before, but with an eye to my great-grandfather and to my grandmother on the right. The dark-haired woman on the left is Aunt Dora.
Dora Landau, on the left, with her father Leib and her younger sister, Clara (my grandmother).
My mother, Alice (born 1928), had two brothers. The older uncle George (born in 1922) wrote several entries about Dora in a memoir:
"Her [his mother, Clara's] father had been a farmer in Galicia, then a part of the Austria-Hungary Empire. At the start of World War I, he sold his farm and parents and daughters moved to Vienna. Her older sister [Dora] soon married, her younger sister was sent to a girl's home in Slovakia, and Clara went to one in Vienna, diligently learning the trade of sheitel maker."
According to the archivist's research, Dora was born in Tysminiza-Stanislau on May 10, 1895. She married Zalel Diamant in 1920 and divorced him in 1921.
My younger uncle, Jack (born 1924), wrote this about Vienna:
"Wagons drawn by horses were fun. You jumped on the back of the wagon until the driver saw you and chased you off. One day on such a ride, the driver snapped his whip and caught my new coat before I could jump off. It made a slit in my coat. How was I going to explain this one. Well I had my favorite aunt living in the same building as I did. She took me to a tailor who was able to fix it so you could not see the damage. After this I only jumped on closed wagons that had a platform in the back and the driver could not see me. . . . "
My cousin Elliot sent me this a year or two ago. Uncle Jack was a charming writer, and he should be given credit, as he spoke only German until he was 15.
But George wrote much more, and he had a remarkable, almost photographic, memory:
His parents met when his mother made a new wig, or sheitel, for his paternal grandmother. My grandfather, at the time, was a widower with, two young boys:
"To take care of us children he hired a young farm girl. He stayed a widower for almost two years until he met Clara Landau, the wig maker, who then decided to act as a matchmaker.
Clara's older sister [Dora] had been divorced and was childless. A chance for the sister to marry the widower was in the making. But my father decided to woo the young, beautiful, blond virgin rather than the older divorcee. They were wed in March of 1926, and I now had a new mother. Every place I went with her I always introduced her as my "New Mother".
"Once when we had my aunts (my new mother's sisters) visiting, we all sat around in the veranda. Because some funny stories were being told, I just had to butt in with a story myself.
I remember it was something about meeting a bear and fighting that bear with a stick and driving him off. I was really proud of myself, but without my noticing it, my Aunt Dora left the room, picked up a bearskin rug from my parents' bedroom and crept into the veranda on her hands and knees. I remember screaming and running to hide in back of somebody. My aunt stood up, and dropping the rug, wanted to know where the brave little boy was now. I cried inconsolably for quite a while; I don't know whether it was because I was so frightened or because I had been shown up about that made-up story. "
At some point, in the late 1920's or early 1930's, a portion of the rear of George's parents' courtyard building was converted into an apartment for his new grandparents and their oldest and younger daughters. Aunt Dora helped in the restaurant that his parents opened on the ground floor. (They later bought and operated a larger Gasthaus, a 7 Hell Gasse, four blocks away.)
George also described going to the Danube beach to play, with his Mother and Aunt Dora. The women sat on blankets with the baby, my mother, while the boys ran around, sometimes on top of the levees or playing balls. It was Aunt Dora who went after them when they went too far. And then again, "One summer, when I was eight years old, we actually went to the country. . . My father had made arrangements for the family to stay on a farm on the outskirts of Vienna for a month. Alice was still very young and our Aunt Dora came along to help take care of her because by this time we no longer had a hired maid/nanny. . . When my Aunt Dora saw a cockroach (they were about one-and-a-half inches long there) running over the table, she had to run outside to vomit, but we stayed there anyway. . . "
During another summer, "When Jack came home from camp, I went with my Aunt Dora to pick him up where the bus dropped everybody off. He came back with only the clothing on his back and one pair of dirty underwear in his backpack. We attempted to complain to the person in charge when he was checked off to go home, but were brushed aside."
Then, ". . my Aunt Dora went to pick up Alice from school, as she usually did. (She also always took Alice to school in the morning. She had done this since Alice started school.) When the girls in Alice's class lined up and started down the stairs from their classroom, Alice was pushed and she fell down the whole flight of stairs. Luckily, she didn't seem to be hurt too badly and Aunt Dora consoled her and brought her to the Gasthaus."
Dress clothes were made at the tailor, generally for Passover or the High Holidays. "But Aunt Salka [the younger sister] or Aunt Dora most always sewed our shirts and underwear."
And then more seriously, my uncle's description of a visit from the Nazi stormtroopers:
"Juden, macht auf!" "Juden macht auf!" Heavy fists were banging on our door.
I put my forefinger over my lips for everyone to be quiet and motioned to them to go into the kitchen. What should we do? Thoughts were racing through my mind. What will happen if we opened up? What if we played that nobody was home? Would they go away? Was our fate now thrust into my 15 ½ years old hands?
More banging and "Juden macht auf!" "Juden macht auf!"
What if we went into our parents' bedroom and hid under the bed? What if the door finally gave away and they came in and found us? What if we went from the kitchen into the veranda and from there into an attic of an adjoining building and hid there? Could we do it without making any noise? What if they found us anyway? Would it be better if we opened up?
"Juden macht auf!" "Juden macht auf!"
The door to our apartment was a double door. The stationary side was bolted to the transom on top and to the floor on the bottom. The floor bolt seemed to hold; the top bolt started to splinter the transom bottom but the lock in the center still held. I looked into the dark kitchen. My sister, turned ten in the middle of March, was cowering terrified in the corner behind a credenza. My fourteen-year-old brother was next to her on the floor. I can still visualize the terror in his eyes. My aunt was on the floor next to them, slowly stroking their heads trying to keep them calm. If we were quiet, maybe they would go away." The stormtroopers left because the neighbor, a shoemaker, told them that no one was at home.
In December 1938, the death of Dora and Clara's father coincided roughly with my grandparents' approval to leave for the United States. They left in January 1939, but Dora's paperwork was not ready, and she had to stay behind. My mother once said that Dora had stayed to take care of her father, and this is alluded to here:
"My Aunt Dora still had not received her affidavit and, therefore, could not make arrangements to leave Austria. (It apparently was very difficult to provide these affidavits here in America. While my father's family was able to get them for us, there were apparently insufficient guarantees to include her. She had two brothers and several cousins here. It took all their efforts to provide affidavits for her and my Aunt Salka and her husband who were in Switzerland. This, however, did not occur until we were already in America. By the time her papers were ready, they were of no use. She had married, for companionship or to save another soul who could come with her to America as her husband. It did not matter. The process had to be started again. By that time we had lost contact with her, never to hear from her again."
My grandfather had died on December 14th and thus blessedly relieved her of taking care of him or having to worry what to do if he still lived when she was ready to leave."
Please excuse me if all of this has been too long for the reader. What it says is that my grandparents took care of their parents and of Dora, and that she took care of them, until they had to leave without her. My older uncle did not attribute to her the strong personality with which he described his "new mother", but the children knew her. She was there.
Someone, my mother or George, said that she was living in my grandparents' building when they left—or rather my grandfather had traded that building for some factory equipment, which was sent ahead to the US, and for some kind of protection for Dora.
According to the Yad Vashem database Dora was deported to Minsk in transport 12 on the 28th of November 1941, from an address at 21/27 Türkenstrasse in Vienna's 9th District. She even had a prisoner number, 849. Here is the Yad Vashem link that details Transport 12, https://deportation.yadvashem.org/index.html?language=en&itemId=7003403 Dora was murdered on May 20, 1942.
Here is a section of the new Holocaust Memorial and, at the bottom of the lower photo, Aunt Dora's name.
And below, hauntingly, is the building at 21/27 Türkenstrasse. There are memorial plaques on the pavers outside, one generally for the 35 people who were deported from this building. Four others, for individuals, one of whom was sent to Minsk on the same date. Why was Dora here? Was she forced to move here? Did her husband live here? I do not know.
As I understand Viennese addresses 21/27 Türkenstrasse is building number 21, visible here, and apartment number 27. This building is not too far from the new memorial and the Ringstrasse.
On the left: "In commemoration of the 35 Jewish women, men, and children who lived in this house. Before they were deported by the Nazis and murdered." Note also, upper right hand corner, that Ms. Ketschkemet, was also deported to Minsk, on the same date as Dora.
Both George's memoir and our mother spoke of their mother Clara's grief and guilt at her disappearance. She had been saved, and her sister had not. She had married the man that she intended for her sister, and consequently the sister had not lived. This is perhaps why Dora, in some sense, had to be forgotten. Or more precisely, forgotten by my mother, who was only 11 when she left Austria—and who said very little about her except that she had disappeared.
And so I've come back here, Dora, to acknowledge your existence, even though I cannot know you. You had a family; you were not forgotten, and you exist here again, through me.
A side note: There was a bit of difficulty matching Dora Diamant to her Landau family. However, as noted, the archivist located a Dora Landau who was married to Zalel Diamant in 1920 and divorced in 1921. She was born in 1895 in Tysminiza/Stanislau. Stanislau is now known as Ivano Frankivsk, and Tysminiza is to its east. Uncle George notes that both Grandfather Leib Landau and Clara Landau, his mother, were from Jaslowitce (now known as Pomortsky), a bit further east. (Spellings for these towns vary with the source.) Both Tysminiza and Jaslowitce are southeast of Lemburg (now known as Lviv).
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Merida says:
This essay brought tears to my eyes. You brought a statistic alive and honored your family. Heartbreaking and poignant. Such a great decision to live in Vienna.
Yes it was, and now my sister is here briefly, retracing the same steps.
Thanks Merida.


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Keith Urban appeared on The Late Show to perform his new single, "God Whispered Your Name." Accompanied by his band, the singer and guitarist gave an emotional rendition of the tune, an introspective track he released last month.
Urban's appearance on the late night show comes ahead of his hosting gig at the 2020 Academy of Country Music Awards, which will take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 5th. "As if having a new song out today wasn't enough, I also get to host the ACMs in April," the musician wrote in a statement. "I'll tell you — this year already feels like the most creative and energized year of my life… and there's so much more to come. Incredibly grateful — and ready to roll!"
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Welcome to Day 3 of the World Book Day event here on This is Wiss!
I have a very special guest blogger today - this is her first ever post! I'll come clean straight away: I have known Jo since we were 11 years old and started school together. She is an extremely talented illustrator and has worked making props for the advertising industry, as well as teaching at the University of Essex. She has fantastic taste in style and design which extends to every aspect her life, including family life with her two children. So who better to ask for ideas on stunning illustrated children's books?
Here it is, my much deliberated twenty-one (it started out as five!) favourite picture book list. They have been selected purely for looks, so although many would have also made the cut of a best story book list, think of this as a booky beauty pageant. You be the judge.
I found it tough to shortlist these books, and not least to select a particular book from each of the featured illustrator's 'canon' to best represent their utter brilliance, so I suggest that if you approve of my selections, you check out the rest of their work. Geniuses all.
Also, I could have included Jonny Duddle, Adam Rex and Chris Judge but you gotta stop somewhere..."
As always, please check out the Official World Book Day website - they have online games and trailers to watch as well as recipes and other downloads, all with your favourite books.
The World Book Day event continues here tomorrow with a guest post from Emma of Lemons for Lemonade. Make sure you pop back as you won't want to miss what she has made!
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