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Fizz-popping, potion-oozing, gunge-gurgling science workshops inspired by the books of Roald Dahl. Suitable for primary school aged children. Children can take home their own sherbet made in the workshop. Places are limited - book at www.southglosevents.eventbrite.co.uk
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Yate Library, 44 West Walk, Yate, South Gloucestershire BS37 4AX
Phone: 01454 868006
Website: www.librarieswest.org.uk
Librarian: Neil Weston
LibrariesWest now incorporates Dorset County and Borough of Poole library services, so you can now access libraries, "coast to coast" from the Bristol Channel to the south coast.
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The new improved LibrariesWest website www.librarieswest.org.uk is coming very soon, with many exciting features. Best of all, if you don't know (or forgot) your PIN you can easily reset it and have instant 24/7 access to digital library services.
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Reading Well for young people is a national scheme which helps young people to understand and manage their wellbeing and emotional resilience by providing high-quality information, support and advice on a wide range of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders and self-harm, and difficult life pressures, like bullying and exams.
Reading Well for young people's list of 35 books has been selected by mental health experts and young people and includes a wide range of self-help and information titles, as well as memoir, graphic novels and fiction.
The scheme is supported by a range of health organisations including NHS England, Public Health England, Mental Health Foundation, Mind and YoungMinds. Gaby, a Young Advisor from YoungMinds who helped select the books on the list, says: "I believe Reading Well will challenge stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding mental illness, educating young people about mental health in general. The easy accessibility of the books that are part of the scheme is key, enabling young people to explore the topic of mental health discretely and at a speed they are comfortable with."
All the Reading Well for young people books are free to borrow from any South Gloucestershire Library. The list is at www.southglos.gov.uk/shelfhelp and you can find out more at www.reading-well.org.uk/shelfhelp
Come and join The Big Friendly Read this summer - it wouldn't be the same without you!
The Big Friendly Read, Summer Reading Challenge 2016 begins in all South Gloucestershire Libraries on 16 July and runs until 10 September. It's fun, it's friendly and best of all, it's totally FREE.
All children have to do is read six library books over the summer, collecting special Big Friendly Read collector cards from some of Roald Dahl's best-loved stories along the way, to get their medal and certificate.
Libraries are also holding free activities throughout the holiday to help children complete the challenge. Visit your local library or log on to www.southglos.gov.uk/libraries to find out more.
At the end of 2015 we invited readers to share some of their favourite books with us, as part of #Time4Reading – South Gloucestershire Council's year to get everyone reading. Thank you to everyone who shared their choices with library staff.
Here are a selection of your reading recommendations: "The Lovesong of Queenie Hennessy" by Rachel Joyce; "The Disappearance Boy" by Nick Bartlett; "The Light Between Oceans" by ML Stedman; "Lamentation" by CJ Sansom; "Terminal" by Kathy Reichs; "Cleo and After Cleo" by Helen Brown; "The Diving-Bell and The Butterfly" by Jean Dominique Bauby; "The Eyre Affair" by Jasper Fforde; "Sovereign" by CJ Sansom.
We now have FREE WiFi available. To access it, find SouthGlosLibrary on available networks in your settings and accept our terms and conditions to get logged on; no password required.
We also have a FREE LibrariesWest App. Manage your library account on-the-go. Renew books, place reservations (no charge for U18s) and much more.
Available from Google Play or the Apple App Store. You will need your borrower number and PIN (ask at the library if you don't know what these are).
For all the latest news at "South Gloucestershire Libraries" find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sgloslibraries
"Like" our page and be the first to hear about our latest services, FREE children's holiday activities, events for all ages and much more.
Are you aged 65+, registered disabled, on a low income or an unpaid carer?
South Gloucestershire Council have teamed up with an IT provider to offer a range of low cost, professionally refurbished starter computers at special discounted prices to eligible residents and registered UK charities.
Prices start at £90 including Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010 plus a 12 month return to base warranty. To find out of you are eligible and for more details visit www.southglos.gov.uk/goonline or enquire in person at the Library.
Did you know that popular magazines are available for free download 24/7 to library members?
Titles include HELLO, TOTAL FILM, TOP GEAR, MEN'S HEALTH, COSMOPOLITAN …and many more NEW titles now added.
Full details available at: www.southglos.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/libraries/library-e-resources/
If you need a hand to get started, please speak to a member of staff to book an appointment. Bring your device with you and we'll be happy to help.
If you are living with autism or Asperger's, or know someone who is, you might find a new collection of books available in South Gloucestershire libraries helpful.
Your local library has a new collection of books that has been recommended by people with autism and those who live and work with them, including the library service and the South Gloucestershire Autism Planning Group.
The recommended books provide information and advice, support for living well, advice for relatives and carers, plus personal stories.
Communities Chair Cllr Heather Goddard said: "These books are free to borrow for a special extended loan period of six weeks, and if the book you want is not on the shelves when you want it, the library can get hold of it for you free of charge. "Libraries provide great places for people to meet and find free entertainment as well as information. The library staff are always very welcoming and libraries belong to the Safe Places Scheme."
The interactive list of new autism books can be found at www.southglos.gov.uk/reading4health.
If you have any questions about these books or library services generally please contact or phone 01454 868006.
Alternatively visit the Libraries West website where you can order books, borrow ebooks and download e-magazines for free, or download our library app.
The Safe Places Scheme provides locations for adults with a learning difficulty or vulnerable people to get help when they are out and about. For more information visit www.southglos.gov.uk/safeplaces.
Become a Reading Hack Volunteer and meet new people, learn new skills and inspire others to read
South Gloucestershire Libraries are seeking young people aged 13 to 24 to take part in their exciting new volunteer scheme.
Getting involved gives young people the chance to meet new friends and learn skills including: marketing and promotion, creative skills, team working, communication skills and many more.
Volunteers will work as part of a friendly team and there are a range of volunteering opportunities available depending on the volunteer's skills and interests.
This new, year round volunteering scheme is part of Reading Hack, a programme led by young people who do reading activities and volunteering to gain skills and experience.
One 17 year old Reading Hacker said, "It's an amazing idea in that it tries to actively engage teenagers to read and get involved with changing their community for the better."
Encouraging young people to take part, Martin Burton, Community Cultural Services Manager for South Gloucestershire said, "Volunteering with South Gloucestershire Libraries offers young people a unique opportunity to gain new skills and experience, supporting them in their college, university and job applications."
For an application form or more information, ask a member of staff at any South Gloucestershire library, visit www.southglos.gov.uk/libraries or email .
Do you know someone who likes reading but is unable to visit the library, due to disability or illness?
Our Home Library Service Volunteers visit people in their own homes. Please ask at the library for more details about this free service.
Library charges are a thing of the past for young people at South Gloucestershire Libraries. This is one of the changes introduced in response to comments made from the children and young people's library user survey.
To get this message out, teenagers Rebecca and Dan have designed a poster to promote what's awesome about the library including: free Wi-Fi, borrowing best sellers for free, no charges to reserve books or for overdue books and the chance to make new friends at one of the teen book groups.
For a closer look at the poster, click here to download the .pdf.
Find out more – either in person at the library, online at www.southglos.gov.uk/libraries or download the FREE LibrariesWest mobile app on Google Play or App Store.
Like us on facebook to keep up to date with what's going on at your local library.
The latest Reading Well Books on Prescription scheme has launched in South Gloucestershire, and all of the books on the recommended reading list are now available to borrow from your local library.
The Reading Well Books on Prescription for dementia scheme has been developed to support people with dementia and their carers. There are 25 titles on the scheme's reading list, which have been recommended by health experts as well as people with first-hand experience of dementia. The list includes a range of books offering information and advice about dementia and normal aging, support with living well after diagnosis, practical advice for carers, personal accounts, and suggestions for shared therapeutic activities.
Supporting the launch of the scheme Communities Chair Cllr Claire Young said: "Reading Well Books on Prescription for dementia means that libraries will play a significant role in helping to build dementia-friendly communities in South Gloucestershire. It provides quality assured information and advice, support following diagnosis and with early memory loss, practical and emotional help for carers and suggested activities to help people remain active and independent for as long as possible. We are delighted to be working together with health partners to deliver this exciting development in libraries' health offer."
Minister of State for Care and Support Norman Lamb said: "Dementia can be devastating and it's vital people have as much information as possible so that they can live well with the condition. This is a fantastic project which has already helped thousands of people with mental health conditions and I hope the new dementia scheme will be just as successful in giving people and their families access to valuable information and support."
Research shows that dementia presents a key national health challenge with a profound social, personal and economic impact on the estimated 850,000 people in the UK living with the condition, as well as their carers and families. The new scheme will also help the many people living without a formal diagnosis, who may be worrying about symptoms and wanting to find out more.
Health professionals will be able to recommend helpful reading to support people with dementia and their carers but people can also borrow titles for free from their local library. At a national cost average of £1 per person, Reading Well Books on Prescription is a cost-effective way of delivering community-based dementia care and support.
Leaflets with details of the scheme are available from all South Gloucestershire libraries and on our website www.southglos.gov.uk/booklist.
Shopmobility offers scooter and wheelchair (powered and manual) hire to anyone with limited mobility, to give them the freedom to visit shops and leisure facilities in Yate.
Anyone is welcome: young and old, with temporary or permanent disabilities or injuries. You do not need to be registered disabled to use Shopmobility.
For more information, visit Shopmobility's web page.
*FREE WiFi* now available at Yate Library
*FREE LIBRARIESWEST MOBILE APP* available from Google Play or the Apple App Store: make the most of your library membership on-the-go. Search the catalogue with the built-in barcode scanner. Simply scan the ISBN barcode of any book to check availability in libraries and reserve online. Borrower number and PIN required.
Yate Library Exhibition Space
Yate Library exhibition space has opportunities to host visual arts and crafts exhibitions and is inviting artists to submit their work for consideration.
The space is designed to give local and regional professional artists an opportunity to showcase their work.
The library reference and community meeting area has a hanging system for framed work and three large display cabinets for craft work.
Spaces are limited and we aim to show a cross section of work throughout the year. Preference will be given to professional local work which will enhance the wider library programme.
Use of the exhibition space is free though the library does charge a small commission on work that is sold during the exhibition.
If you are interested in exhibiting your work, please send a cv and examples of your work or a link to your website to
Mobile Library
The Mobile Library is free to join and borrow books from. Books in Large Print and Children's books are available as well as popular authors and recent publications.
If we don't have the author or subject available on board it can be reserved for free to be collected next visit. We also stock Talking Books (in both CD and Cassette format), Jigsaws and a selection of films on DVD.
You can use the Mobile Library service even if you also use another library so South Gloucestershire library cards or Active Cards are valid on board.
The Mobile Library is equipped with a lift for people with mobility problems.
Send us your Videos
Yate Library welcomes your videos to display on its new plasma screen.
They can be about anything Yate-related, and can publicise your events and activities.
Ideally we would like Windows Media Video files up to 4 minutes long, loaded onto a memory stick, which staff can upload onto our plasma screen using Microsoft powerpoint. Ask the staff for more information.
Active card - an active mind in an active body
The Leisure Trust, Council and NHS of South Gloucestershire have created a new Active card to cover library and leisure.
Now one card fits all - it lets you borrow books, access the Internet at libraries, have a swim or use the gym. This is not all about sport and fitness - more about a balanced lifestyle, full of interest, vibrancy, reading, learning, playing and health.
All this on offer, and it's free to join! Pop in to the library or leisure centre to join, or visit: www.activecard.co.uk
The Active card replaces many of the existing cards you currently use in South Gloucestershire. When you join the Active scheme you'll have access to information and updates about what's going on, so you and your family can get active.
You also have the oppportunity to upgrade your card and save money on activities.
For more information on any of the above items please ring the library on 01454 868006 or visit our web-site: www.librarieswest.org.uk
You can use the website to renew your books, check the catalogue, reserve items and consult a wide range of on-line reference materials including Ancestry and Newsbank – local and national Newspapers online. You will need your borrower number and pin number (available from the library).
We can inform you of reservations and overdue items either by email, text or voice message. If you would like to opt into any of these you can change the details online, ask at the counter or ring on the above number. Please note to access many of these services you may be asked for your PIN number, please ask the staff for this.
For reference enquiries try our Library Enquiry Centre on 01454 866900 or email .
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Over the past 18 months, representatives of 30 organizations met as the Learning Metrics Task Force with a common commitment to improving learning for children and youth around the world. Through an open process of global consultation, more than 1,700 people in 118 countries informed the final task force recommendations. If applied, these recommendations could help to fill the global data gap on learning and support countries in measuring and improving learning outcomes. In September, these recommendations were presented in New York City as one of the major contributions of the United Nations secretary-general's Global Education First Initiative.
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Mainland whistle-blower Li Jianjun has lodged complaints with Hong Kong's graft-busters and commercial crime investigators about alleged irregularities and corruption in a mining assets purchase by China Resources Power Holdings (CRP).
He also made fresh allegations against former CRP chairman Song Lin and officials at the Shanxi Department of Land and Resources, saying the latter played a role in granting exploration rights illicitly in two mines to the assets' seller Shanxi Jinye Coal Coking Group. The rights were subsequently transferred to Hong Kong-listed CRP.
"Song is allegedly involved in conspiring with a mainland tycoon and used illicit asset valuations to support a dodgy acquisition," Li said, adding he would submit documents, including a contract for the deal, related asset valuation reports and other information to the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Song is chairman of state-backed China Resources (Holdings), parent of CRP. The retail-to-energy giant is 187th on Fortune magazine's Global 500 list this year. It reports to the central government, making Song's post equivalent to a vice-minister's.
After coming out of the ICAC's headquarters, Li said he was told to expect a response within 48 hours. He also separately lodged a complaint to the police commercial crime bureau.
An ICAC spokesman would not comment on individual cases, but said it would follow up on any complaint received.
Li, a former Shanxi investigative journalist, made the complaints on the sidelines of the first day of hearing of a lawsuit by six CRP minority shareholders. They allege that 20 former and current CRP directors failed in their fiduciary duties to protect shareholders' interest by causing CRP to buy two coal mines without valid exploration rights, and failed to cancel the deal and recover money from the seller.
They claimed that official documents showed that the rights expired in 2007 and 2009, and therefore the seller, Shanxi Jinye Coal Coking Group had no right to sell them. They are seeking unspecified damages. CRP shares have fallen since the allegations emerged in March.
Li claimed Jinye did not have proper rights to the mines before it sold them to CRP, since state-owned China United Coal Bed Methane had claimed rights on the mines after Jinye's rights expired. He claimed this was uncovered by a National Audit Office investigation.
He also alleged that corrupt officials in the Shanxi Department of Land and Resources helped Jinye re-obtain the rights illegally, which were transferred to CRP on July 25. Calls to Jinye and the department went unanswered.
Benjamin Yu, SC for CRP argued yesterday that since the assets were bought by a joint venture via an indirect subsidiary, by law only that venture could sue. "[CRP] doesn't seem to have any possible right for losses sustained by CR Taiyuan [the venture]."
Mr Justice Andrew Chan Hing-wai seemed to take issue with this, saying funding of the venture partly came from a CRP subsidiary.
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Casio announced numerous new cameras powered by its improved EXILIM engine.
Most noteworthy was the sleek transforming Tryx.
Company also works closely to offer optimized support for Eye-Fi SD cards, allow one-touch uploads over Wi-Fi
Casio made some announcements today that may make Adobe a bit nervous.
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Casio Imaging Square, a cloud (server-based) software suite that offers Adobe Photoshop-like image editing and alterations.
The company showed off several image alteration utilities that are part of the suite, including HDR-Art Craft and Virtual Painter.
HDR-Art performs simulated high dynamic range alterations to a photograph. A Casio representative assures us that this is not merely a linear bump to saturation, but rather an algorithmic alteration of the image on a pixel by pixel image. While the results obviously aren't as good as true HDR, which requires multiple images with different exposures, they promise to make poorly lit photos (too bright, too dim) look a bit better.
By contrast, Virtual Painter is a bundle of filters, similar to some of those found in Photoshop. You can take your photos and apply a filter to yield a "painted" look. The Virtual painter also offers blur/distortion options. Most of the resulting "art" is rather unsightly (think budget Dali), but it may appeal to some.
Imaging Square's other two key components are My Atelier, which offers image storage, and Gallery, a service that allows you to display your best photos.
Interestingly, the online image editing suite will launch free of charge in Japan and the U.S. in February. Casio says that it will not monetize it service via advertising or data mining. It also plans to offer the service free of any digital rights management (DRM) scheme, so you can upload and edit photos from any camera.
With Imaging Squared, the company's hope is to monetize the service primarily by selling customers the idea on a print service. The company also said it would likely offer customers the option of buying a larger storage folder or premium image editing features.
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Casio aso announced its new photo engine, dubbed EXILIM Engine HS (not to be confused with
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), which it will be packing in a broad lineup of new cameras. One key improvement in the engine is the inclusion of onboard (true) HDR, which combines multiple images with different exposures to offer improved image color and quality. A button press will instantly take three images of different exposures and the camera's onboard processor will merge them in to one improved image.
Also onboard is streamlined support for a promising product called Eye-Fi. Eye-Fi has been around for a while, but is only slowly grabbing attention and interest. The Mountain View, Calif. company's premise is simple -- it
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The cards are still a bit pricey.
On Amazon
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What Casio has done is to work closely with Eye-Fi to make the menu system on the company's new camera lineup friendly with the cards. While the Eye-Fi card eats up some battery life (as uploading raw images is a relatively expensive chore), the pair also worked to try to make the process as power efficient as possible. For example, if an upload would kill the camera, the upload request is denied.
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flagship EXILIM model
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But the real show-stealer is its unusual body design. Like a transformer, this camera can switch to a variety of configurations, via a rotatable lense region, rotatable screen and fold-out outer handle/frame, which surrounds the screen. These multiple degrees of freedom allow users to master all kinds of photo angles, including the kinds of "self-shots" that often show up as certain users' profile pics on Myspace. It also offers motion-triggered pictures, useful with group shots.
Tryx also has the company's virtual painter filters built in to the camera itself.
The Tryx will go on sale in March to April, depending on your location worldwide, according to a Casio representative. A price was not announced.
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Robin Thicke, records an amazing cover of Whitney Houston's 1995 classic "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" for his latest offering for fans. Doing covers of other artists classic work is often shaky but Robin Thicke did a good job paying tribute on this Waiting to Exhale OST single.
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French President Francois Hollande, back, reviews the troops during a bi-annual military ceremony at the Les Invalides in Paris, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012.
Azza el-Gharf of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, second left, speaks with other members of the assembly during the vote on a final draft of a new Egyptian constitution in Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012. The assembly, overwhelmingly made up of allies of President Mohammed Morsi, abruptly moved up the vote which hadn't been expected to take place for another two months in order to pass the draft before Egypt's Supreme Constitution Court rules on Sunday on whether to dissolve the panel.
A girl with the Palestinian flag painted on her face attends a rally supporting the Palestinian UN bid for observer state status, in the West bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012. The Palestinians are certain to win U.N. recognition as a state on Thursday but success could exact a high price: delaying an independent state of Palestine because of Israel's vehement opposition.
A protestor blows a horn while seated on a toy horse outside the Portuguese parliament in Lisbon Thursday, Nov. 29 2012, during a protest by fun-fair workers against the planned increase of VAT tax that they claim will ruin their business.
A woman pushes a trolley loaded with goods, helped by a man as they walk though a narrow street In Madrid, Thursday Nov. 29, 2012. Spanish Economy Minister Luis de Guindos is to hold a joint news conference with OECD secretary general Angel Gurria, after OECD projected this week that Spain's unemployment rate would reach 27 percent and economy would contract 1.4 percent �compared to the 0.5 percent predicted by the Spanish government in 2013.
Congolese people look at FARDC Congolese government special forces gathering in a stadium near Minova. Congo some 40 kms south-west of Goma, Thursday Nov. 29, 2012, for a moral building gathering and an address by their commander General Bahouma .M23 Rebels, who last week seized one of the most important cities in eastern Congo and advanced beyond, said Thursday that they had pulled back several miles (kilometers ) to the town of Sake and were on track to leave the key city of Goma by Friday, in accordance with a deadline imposed by the international community. Government troops were massing in Minova.


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- The Tigers haven't discussed a contract extension with manager Brad Ausmus, GM Al Avila revealed Saturday. Despite that, Avila said, "I think he's done a good job this year" (Twitter links). Ausmus' Tigers are 51-46, 2 1/2 games out of a Wild Card spot, and 215-205 since he took the reins in 2014. Detroit has a 2017 option for Ausmus, so the team's not at risk of losing the 47-year-old this offseason if it wants to retain him.
Avila: Tigers To Stand Pat At Deadline
- The Tigers, who are 51-46 and just 2.5 games out of a Wild Card spot, are likely to stand pat at the deadline, general manager Al Avila told reporters – including Evan Woodbery of MLive.com (via Twitter) – on Saturday. "It's not sexy," admitted Avila, who added that buying is difficult because teams are asking for the Tigers' best young starters, standout rookie righty Michael Fulmer and southpaw Daniel Norris. "I have been in contact with several GMs in sell mode. The asking price is too high right now, even for fifth starters," Avila stated (Twitter links via Jason Beck of MLB.com). Avila's Tigers do have in-house reinforcements on the way in Norris, righty Jordan Zimmermann and right fielder J.D. Martinez, all of whom are on the disabled list. When those three come back, Avila expects Detroit to have enough talent to compete for a World Series (Twitter link via Anthony Fenech of the Detroit Free Press).
Tigers Looking At Starters
- It's not clear how the Tigers will be able to upgrade their starting staff, but the report suggests they'd like to. Detroit doesn't want to deal any of its significant prospects and doesn't have a lot of room to add salary, per Heyman. That doesn't really leave much of a realistic path to improvement, though perhaps the team can find some supplemental assets with a little creativity.
Latest On Jeremy Hellickson
Jeremy Hellickson was masterful tonight in what could potentially be his final start as a member of the Phillies, as he held the Marlins to a run on five hits and no walks with eight strikeouts in eight innings. Hellickson is widely expected to be traded prior to the Aug. 1 non-waiver deadline, and ESPN's Jayson Stark writes that the Phillies are looking for a return similar to the one they got last summer in trading closer Jonathan Papelbon to the Nationals (right-handed pitching prospect Nick Pivetta). That is to say: they're looking for a pitcher with a big arm (or multiple pitchers) not necessarily a top-tier prospect.
The Marlins themselves have had long-standing interest in Hellickson, Stark notes, and they got a first-hand look at the best he has to offer tonight. He adds that the Phillies will use the remaining money on Hellickson's contract ($2.83MM through season's end) as somewhat of a bargaining chip in talks, suggesting that they'll be willing to eat some of the salary in order to enhance the prospect return from interested parties (if necessary). Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, meanwhile, tweets that Marlins president of baseball operations Michael Hill was present at tonight's game in Philadelphia and saw Hellickson dominate his club first-hand.
CSNPhilly.com's Jim Salisbury reports that the Orioles, too, were present to scout Hellickson's outing. More importantly from Salisbury, he writes that the Orioles and Phillies have already had discussions pertaining to Hellickson. However, one pitching-hungry team that is not in the market for Hellickson, according to Stark (Twitter link), is the Tigers. And, the Philadelphia Inquirer's Matt Gelb adds that the Pirates and Giants had scouts present at the Hellickson outing, though they've been present at a good deal of Phillies games lately to monitor the team's available relievers.
Hellickson, 29, lowered his earned run average to 3.84 with tonight's gem, and he's now sporting a strong 8.0 K/9 against an similarly strong 2.0 BB/9 with a 42.1 percent ground-ball rate in 119 2/3 innings of work this year. He's slated to become a free agent at season's end, so the trade will benefit him in the sense that it removes the possibility of a being saddled with a qualifying offer.
Passan's Latest: Yanks, Cubs, Hill, Gallo, Ziegler, Shoemaker, Reds
The latest 10 Degrees column from Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports is rife with trade talks as the non-waiver deadline now sits just two weeks away. Passan begins by dedicating further ink to the oft-discussed Kyle Schwarber, writing that no player in baseball is more appealing to Yankees GM Brian Cashman, but the Cubs remain steadfast in their desire to hold onto him. Passan writes that perhaps if the Yankees were willing to part with both Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman, the Cubs could waver, but the commonly repeated refrain at this point seems to be that Chicago simply isn't interested in moving Schwarber.
More highlights from Passan's column, which is well worth a full look-through…
- The Yankees "are going to trade Chapman" within the next two weeks, Passan definitively notes on more than one occasion. While New York won't fully tear down the roster, rental players like Chapman and Carlos Beltran figure to draw plenty of attention. Beltran's poor defense makes him a tough sell to an NL club, but an AL club with a need at DH and some occasional outfield at-bats would significantly boost its lineup by adding Beltran to the mix.
- The Red Sox, Rangers, Orioles, Blue Jays and Dodgers are all expected to be in the bidding for Athletics ace Rich Hill, as are the Tigers, who have been calling around and asking about rotation upgrades, per Passan. The A's, however, haven't been willing to hold any meaningful talks about Sonny Gray, whose stock is at a low point right now in the wake of some highly uncharacteristic struggles. Passan also notes that Josh Reddick is "very unlikely" to reach an extension with Oakland at this juncture, though if the A's were really only open to a three-year deal even as recently as July 9, I'd contend that it was never really a possibility in the first place.
- A match between the Rangers and Rays centering around controllable pitching is readily apparent, and some sources have expressed to Passan that they believe the Rangers are willing to part with prized slugger Joey Gallo in order to land a long-term rotation piece. Gallo, of course, is arguably the most powerful prospect in all of Minor League Baseball but doesn't have a clear long-term fit on the Rangers' roster now that Adrian Beltre has been extended. He could theoretically be shifted across the diamond to first base or transition to the outfield, though, if the Rangers do hold onto him, so it's not as though he has nowhere to play on the club in the near future.
- Clubs that were pursuing Brad Ziegler were stunned by what the D-backs accepted in exchange for him, according to both Passan and Peter Gammons of the MLB Network (links to Twitter). Passan writes that the Indians, Blue Jays and Cubs all expressed interest in Ziegler and were all met with asking prices of Top 100-type or even Top 50-type prospects in return. Arizona, however, acquired a pair of prospects that weren't nearly that well regarded in return. One NL GM who spoke to Gammons wondered if Dave Dombrowski's close relationship with Tony La Russa impacted the negotiations.
- Scouts have raved about Matt Shoemaker since his return from the minors, with one telling Passan that his splitter is the best he's seen this season. The Angels don't want to go into a full rebuild and are loath to move controllable pitching, but Shoemaker would draw strong interest.
- The Reds don't want to trade Anthony DeSclafani, but the dearth of quality arms on this summer's trade market and on the upcoming free agent market gives Cincinnati a chance to cash in on what could potentially be a big chip. MLBTR's Jeff Todd noted as much when examining the trade market for starting pitchers last week.
- The Indians, Rangers, Nationals, Orioles, Giants and Dodgers have all at least checked in on Reds outfielder Jay Bruce. Passan writes that Cleveland could be the favorite, which seems curious in light of Tyler Naquin's recent breakout and reports that Michael Brantley is making better progress than expected. If such reports about Brantley are more of a smokescreen from the Cleveland front office than a genuine representation of the star outfielder's progress, the interest in Bruce would make more sense. If not, it's tough to see where Bruce would fit in with Naquin, Brantley, Rajai Davis and Jose Ramirez all representing outfield options (to say nothing of Lonnie Chisenhall, who is hitting well but not exactly replicating last season's eye-popping defensive metrics). Cleveland has been more heavily tied to bullpen help of late, and, from my vantage point, had a greater need behind the plate than in the outfield even before the weekend injury to Yan Gomes.
Latest On Athletics
Plenty of eyes will be on left-hander Rich Hill on Sunday as he makes what could be his final start with the Athletics, writes Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Scouts from a handful of playoff-contending clubs – the Red Sox, Rangers, Orioles, Marlins and Tigers – will be in attendance to observe Hill's home outing against the Blue Jays.
Hill, 36, has unexpectedly established himself as a hot commodity leading up to the Aug. 1 trade deadline since his torrid stretch as a member of the aforementioned BoSox last September. Dating back to that four-start run, the journeyman has performed like an ace over a 105-inning sample, having recorded a 2.06 ERA, 10.8 K/9, 2.83 BB/9, 49.6 percent ground-ball percentage and 17.9 percent infield fly rate. As a result, the A's are hoping to land a haul similar to the one they received from Houston for southpaw Scott Kazmir last year (two prospects, right-hander Daniel Mengden and catcher Jacob Nottingham), according to Slusser, who notes that a Hill trade isn't necessarily a sure bet.
If the A's can't find a deal to their liking for Hill, they could retain him through the season and then tender the free agent-to-be a qualifying offer, which will be worth in the $17MM neighborhood. Should Hill accept, that would give him roughly $23MM over two years with the A's (including $6MM this season), which, considering his performance, wouldn't be an unreasonable cost for his services. However, the A's are much less likely to keep Hill and qualify him than they are right fielder Josh Reddick, per Slusser. Reddick – another pending free agent – is drawing pre-deadline interest around the league, as Slusser reported last weekend, and he and the A's are far apart on contract extension talks.
In the event Oakland does shop one or both of Hill or Reddick, it won't try to attach designated hitter Billy Butler and his contract to either, adds Slusser. The A's are more worried about maximizing the return for their best trade assets than taking less just to throw Butler's $15MM overboard. Since signing a three-year, $30MM deal with the A's in November 2014, the ex-Royal has become an afterthought. In 163 plate appearances this season, the 30-year-old Butler has hit .253/.307/.380 with two home runs. His poor output could lead Oakland to eventually designate him for assignment, Slusser writes.
Interestingly, third baseman Danny Valencia is another designation candidate, reports Slusser, even though he has batted a fantastic .295/.348/.507 with 30 home runs in 659 PAs going back to last year. Despite that production and his cheap team control through next season, Valencia is not garnering interest, relays Slusser. With the out-of-contention A's looking to evaluate their younger talent, the 31-year-old Valencia could end up designated – as he was with the Royals last season – if Oakland can't find a taker for him. Whether Valencia is open to positions other than third and how he handles a decrease in playing time might keep the A's from giving him his walking papers, however, according to Slusser.
Rosenthal's Latest: Yankees, Marlins, Rays, Rockies, Braves
Here's the latest from Ken Rosenthal, via a pair of videos on FOX Sports.
- The Yankees will be willing to deal pending free agents Aroldis Chapman and Carlos Beltran if they're not in serious contention for a playoff spot by the August 1 deadline, Rosenthal says. They do not want to trade Andrew Miller right now, however. It's also possible they could deal starting pitchers like CC Sabathia, Nathan Eovaldi and Michael Pineda, but they are not in active discussions to sell right now and they could wait to deal members of that trio this offseason, since all are under control in 2017.
- The Marlins would deal Adeiny Hechavarria and replace him at shortstop with Miguel Rojas if they could get a top starter like Chris Archer of the Rays in return, Rosenthal says. From this vantage point, that sounds like a lot to ask for a shortstop who has hit .238/.274/.336 this season (although Hechavarria is a stellar defender), and one would think Hechavarria would have limited value in a deal for an ace, even as part of a package. Rosenthal unsurprisingly notes that the Rays aren't interested in trading Archer for a package that has Hechavarria as its centerpiece. The Marlins are also very interested in Archer's fellow Rays starters Jake Odorizzi and Matt Moore, although their weak minor league system poses difficulties in lining up a trade.
- The Rockies don't seem overly motivated to trade Carlos Gonzalez and have passed on opportunities to do so, Rosenthal says. Gonzalez's contract runs through 2017, coinciding with the end of GM Jeff Bridich's deal, and Rosenthal implies it might be in Bridich's best interest to keep Gonzalez around to increase the Rockies' chances of being competitive until then.
- The Tigers aren't likely to make big moves before the deadline, with a large payroll that will limit their flexibility and a number of tough-to-move contracts on the books. They could, however, become a seller if they do especially poorly in the next two weeks, potentially dealing Francisco Rodriguez and/or other relievers.
- Braves GM John Coppolella continues to insist his team will not deal Julio Teheran, Rosenthal says. Coppolella believes Teheran (who is under team control through 2020) can be a key player on the next contending Braves team, although he acknowledges that won't happen this season.
Gose Serves Three-Game Suspension In Minors
- The Tigers announced today that outfielder Anthony Gose has served a three-game suspension for his scuffle with Triple-A skipper Lloyd McClendon. Additionally, Gose will be demoted from Triple-A to Double-A to begin the second half of the season. GM Al Avila did make clear that he expects Gose to begin moving back toward the majors with the organization.
Anthony Gose Involved In Heated Dugout Argument
Two members of the Tigers' Triple-A affiliate in Toledo, outfielder Anthony Gose and manager Lloyd McClendon, were involved in a contentious argument in the dugout during the first game of a doubleheader Saturday, writes Katie Strang of ESPN.com. McClendon then removed Gose from Toledo's lineup in the third inning and the 25-year-old didn't play in the second game. Gose's personal belongings were not in his locker afterward, per the Toledo Blade. When asked about it, Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said, "Anytime a player reacts that way to a manager, it's a concern, but it's certainly not anything that can't be dealt with or gotten past." However, Gose failed to report to the ballpark Sunday, according to Tigers vice president of player development Dave Littlefield, who said their front office will discuss the matter during the All-Star break and decide how to proceed (Twitter link via George Sipple of the Detroit Free Press). The speedy Gose, whom the Tigers acquired from the Blue Jays for second baseman Devon Travis in November 2014, has appeared in 170 games with Detroit (30 this year) and hit .247/.315/.363 in 636 plate appearances.
Tigers To Sign Alex Presley To Minor League Deal
The Tigers have agreed to a minor league deal with veteran outfielder Alex Presley, SB Nation's Chris Cotillo tweets. Presley is a client of Danny Burgers and Sports Pro Services.
Presley collected 129 plate appearances with the Brewers this season, hitting .198/.271/.293 before being designated for assignment late last month and electing free agency soon thereafter. Despite his struggles in the big leagues this year, the 30-year-old provides quality minor-league depth — he has a .306/.370/.441 line in 1,644 career plate appearances at the Triple-A level, and he can play all three outfield positions. He's played parts of seven big-league seasons, suiting up with the Pirates, Twins and Astros in addition to the Brewers, batting .253/.296/.383.


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Kim Kardashian's parenting skills are coming under fire.
The Twitterverse erupted yesterday because Kim had her one-year-old daughter's ears pierced. Here's what some irate tweeters had to say after seeing North wearing what looked like diamond studs during a birthday outing on Sunday.
One person wrote, "Far too young. Let her decide for herself when older! Should be banned, unneccessary (sic) and cruel. Purely for vanity of parents."
Another person said, "Shes only a yr old! I think it should be the childs choice NOT the parents!! #SorryNotSorry."
A pediatrician says that around eight is the ideal age to pierce a child's ears if he or she asks.
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