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When Dodger Stadium opened in April 1962, it was dubbed the "Taj Mahal of Baseball." The largest baseball-only stadium in the US, its capacity is 56,000. This never changes as the same number of seats always replace defunct ones. It is currently the third oldest MLB ballpark after Fenway and Wrigley and is known as a pitcher-friendly park; ten no-hitters have been thrown in the Stadium. Sandy Koufax pitched three perfect games here, the last of which was in 1965 against the Chicago Cubs ace Bob Hendley who gave up just one hit. Additionally, Dodger Stadium was the site of St. Louis Cardinals Fernando Tatis' second grand slams in one inning against Chan Ho Park on April 23, 1999.The 1970's found most Major League Ballparks converting to plastic seats from wood with Fenway Park and Dodger Stadium as the exceptions. This product is crafted from the old, wooden seats. Due to the age of the wood and uniqueness of the seats, no two products will be exactly the same. The painted surfaces may be multicolored due to layers of paint. These cuff links are crafted from authentic Dodger Stadium seat wood., Set in sterling silver with swivel findings, these cuff links feature the weathered painted surface of seats from which fans cheered for decades., Measures 5/8" square and back hallmarked "Seat From Dodger Stadium.", Officially licensed by Major League Baseball, each pair of cuff links comes gift-boxed with a Certificate of Authenticity.,

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Emerging market stocks were flat, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan closed 0.13 percent higher, In dodger stadium seat cufflinks currencies, the British pound and the euro rose after Bloomberg News reported that British Prime Minister Theresa May is ready to drop a key Brexit demand in order to make a deal for Britain to leave the European Union, Earlier, EU negotiator Michel Barnier said a Brexit deal was 90 percent done although hurdles remained, Sterling was last trading at $1.3068, up 0.39 percent on the day, The euro rose 0.56 percent to $1.1516..

The dollar index fell 0.26 percent. The Mexican peso touched a five-week low versus the greenback after ratings agency Fitch revised Pemex’s credit rating outlook to negative citing uncertainty over the Mexican national oil company’s future business strategy. Mexico’s currency lost 0.62 percent versus the U.S. dollar at 19.26. It earlier touched 19.34 per dollar, the weakest in five weeks. The Japanese yen weakened 0.28 percent versus the greenback at 112.50 per dollar. Italian assets were sold heavily earlier in the session a day after the European Union called Rome’s draft budget an “unprecedented” breach of EU fiscal rules. The selling subsided after European Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said he wanted to reduce budget tensions with Italy.

The closely watched Italian/German bond yield spread touched a 5-1/2-year high of 338.4 basis points before tightening dodger stadium seat cufflinks to 306.8, Italy’s benchmark 10-year bond yield rose as high as 3.783 percent, the highest since February 2014, It last traded at 3.569 percent, Oil prices rose on signs of surging demand in China, but the market remained concerned over rising U.S, inventories and trade wars that could curb economic activity, U.S, crude rose 0.95 percent to $69.30 per barrel and Brent was last at $79.94, up 0.82 percent on the day..

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet the chief executives of the biggest U.S. defense companies at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona on Friday to discuss how they can source more parts and materials domestically, people familiar with the meeting said on Friday. This is the second presidential meeting in as many weeks for executives from Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N), Boeing Co (BA.N), Northrop Grumman Corp (NOC.N) and General Dynamics Corp (GD.N) to discuss their supply chains, also referred to as their industrial base.

During the roll out of the Defense Industrial Base Review on Oct, dodger stadium seat cufflinks 5, executives from the four defense firms were invited to the Oval office for a meeting that turned into a 90 minute discussion with Trump, according to sources familiar with the meeting, The Pentagon-led review ordered by Trump identified hundreds of instances where the U.S, military depends on foreign countries, especially China, for critical materials, The 150-page review included a series of recommendations to strengthen American industry..

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