The Results of the Baby-Llama Naming Contest
Date: 19 August 2013
By JENNIFER A. KINGSON
Replay do domingo, 18 de agosto de 2013
O dia 18 de agosto de 2013 foi um domingo sob o signo de ♌. Foi o dia 229 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi Barack Obama.
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18th of August 2013 News
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Accounts and People of Note in the Advertising Industry
Date: 19 August 2013
By STUART ELLIOTT
Hit by Pitch, Rodriguez Recovers, as Do Yanks
Date: 19 August 2013
By DAVID WALDSTEIN
New York Yankees beat Boston Red Sox, 9-6; Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez hits home run in response to apparently being intentionally hit with pitch, galvanizing his team.
For Apologists, a Confessional Phone Line Is Reborn
Date: 19 August 2013
By JOE JACKSON
Anonymous Brooklyn artist revives the Apology Line, phone service that records secrets and yearnings of callers, which fell silent after 1995 death of its creator, artist Allan Bridge.
Cruz and Baas Are Injured Early, and the Giants’ Night Doesn’t Get Much Better
Date: 19 August 2013
By BILL PENNINGTON
Indiana Colts beat New York Giants, 20-12, in preseason football; Giants lose receiver Victor Cruz and center David Baas to injury.
Paced by a Cool Rookie, Europe Beats the U.S. and Keeps the Solheim Cup
Date: 19 August 2013
By KAREN CROUSE
Charley Hull defeats Paula Creamer to give Europe its first win over United States in 2013 Solheim Cup and the first of 3 1/2 points it needs to retain Cup the European squad won in Ireland in 2011.
Poverty Group Appoints City Official as New Chief
Date: 19 August 2013
By DAVID W. CHEN
Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty names David M Frankel, New York City’s finance commissioner, as executive director and chief executive; replaces William E Rapfogel, who was dismissed amid allegations of financial misconduct after serving for two decades in those posts.