#Daniel Schneemann

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Why is Patrick Schneemann’s dad commenting on his son’s ass slapping technique on main

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Daniel Schneemann hitting a grand slam, after hitting a solo homer the inning before, thus securing the win for the Guardians?

I like it.

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Daniel Schneemann takes 10. Last worn by Ramón Laureano earlier this season.

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Sunday Notes: Cleveland’s Daniel Schneemann Has His Barrel in the Zone

Daniel Schneemann’s claim to fame is having played six positions in his first six MLB games — reportedly no player had done so in over 100 years — but a peculiar versatility record hasn’t been the 27-year-old infielder/outfielder’s only noteworthy accomplishment since he debuted on June 2nd. A surprise contributor to a surprisingly-stellar Cleveland Guardians club, Schneemann has slashed…

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Wanted to know if you're still watching baseball. I'm very excited, I'm going to go to an event where they'll be interviewing Sports New York director John DeMarsico!

I am indeed still watching baseball, and that is very exciting! Congratulations!

My favorite thing about baseball currently is that the internet seems to be dedicated, the past couple weeks, to bringing me amazing photographs of baseball players in mid-leap.

For example, here are Daniel Schneemann and Jhonkensy Noel of the Guardians making a catch at the wall together:

(My favorite fact about Jhonkensy Noel is that his nickname, for obvious reasons, is "Big Christmas." I am pretty sure those are Christmas-themed cleats he's wearing.)

And then, yesterday, the Giants swept the As in the, um, Whatever We're Calling The Bay Bridge Series Now, and the internet brought me this victory picture:

That is Willy Adames and Mike Yastrzemski jumping for joy.

I don't know that I have a favorite fact about Yaz, but last year the closed-captioning was so bad that I started keeping a list of all of the worst ways it spelled his name; I think my favorite was "Mike Insurance Key."

It's sort of hard to see it in the camera angle in the broadcast, but my favorite fact about Willy Adames is that, when Heliot Ramos got a walk-off Little League home run last month (definitely my favorite baseball thing so far this season), when he gets to third base, you can see Willy Adames leap out of the dugout and run the last ninety feet right alongside him and meet him at home. I think that's very sweet.

Anyway. None of that has anything to do with what you said. I just wanted to share.

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VOTE JOSÉ RAMÍREZ. VOTE STEVEN KWAN. VOTE DANIEL SCHNEEMANN. VOTE KYLE MANZARDO.

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2025 Topps Baseball Series 2 Hobby Jumbo

I was able to buy one box each of Hobby and Jumbo and opened them. There are a bit too many cards, so I'll give a quick introduction.

I like the atmosphere of this series a lot, because I don't like the flamboyant design of the base cards.

I am happy to have the cards of Kim Hye Sun, Josh Lowe, Tj friedl, Sasaki and Sugano that I wanted.

I also like the insert cards and parallels.

I am also lucky to get autographs from Hobby.

Daniel Schneemann

A hard worker who hit two home runs (a solo shot and a grand slam) to save his team this May. He is also a utility player and can play shortstop, third, second, and outfield. These hard-working players make me want to cheer for them. His autograph also has a somewhat primitive look to it.

And in Jumbo, one autograph and two relics are as good as the odds.

Jairo Iriarte

A young Venezuelan right fielder. He pitched 6 games last season, striking out 6 in 6 innings (3 runs allowed) with a 1.50 earned run average, and has bright prospects for the future. I think he needs to work on his four-strikeout ratio.

The relievers are David Ortiz, aka Big Papi, and Kevin Alcántara. I thought it was a pretty hot lineup.

The Legends and Rookies slots are well-balanced.

It was a fun box to open!

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Ohtani hits major league-leading 20th home run in Dodgers' 9-5 victory over Guardians

CLEVELAND (AP) — Shohei Ohtani hit his major league-leading 20th home run of the season and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Cleveland Guardians 9-5 on Tuesday night. Michael Conforto and Max Muncy also went deep for the Dodgers. Dustin May (3-4) won his second straight start. The right-hander had a season-high nine strikeouts and allowed three runs in five innings. Daniel Schneemann had a…

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FBB 2025 - Semi-Early Returns

It's mid-May and my team had been hovering around 7th and 8th place for the first five weeks, but in the past two weeks, my team has been surging. And there has been a lot of surprises and a lot of change on my team. I'm currently in 5th, but there is reason for hope.

Eight of my current players weren't on my opening day roster. Five came about as a result of waived players and three came onto my team as injury replacements. Pleasant Surprises Spencer Torkelson ($1) - leads my team in HRs Jeremy Pena ($24) - super solid and a bit more Kerry Carpenter ($22) - same as Pena Gleyber Torres ($19) - poached and doing well Josh Jung ($14) - hurt, but came back strong Pablo Lopez ($22) - my ace Carlos Estevez ($13) - undisputed closer in KC Middle of the Road (and liking it) Jonah Heim ($9) - decent performance Cedric Mullins ($17) - decent power/decent speed Luis Castillo ($22) - sort of seeing signs of decline, but ok Clarke Schmidt ($9) - delayed due to injury, but semi-solid My Surprise Replacements (nearly everyone of my replacements have performed) Luis Urias ($1) - not spectacular, but semi-solid Daniel Schneemann ($1) - not hurting me Zach McKinstry ($1) - swiss army knife utility Shane Smith ($1) - iffy White Sox SP pitching great Tyler Mahle ($1) -- a pick up that has really delivered My Rookie Gambles Cam Smith ($5) - it was pick him or Kristian Campbell as my first pick in the minor league draft. Well, at first, Campbell looked like the better choice, but Smith is getting better Chandler Simpson ($2) - got him in a trade and he is stealing bases Huge Disappointments Jake Burger ($30) - so bad, he was sent to the minors Joc Pederson ($6) - really, really bad. I finally cut him Jordan Westburg ($11) - okay performance, but injured Spencer Arrighetti ($5) - freak injury took him out for months Fear Factor Players Jeff Hoffman ($20) - delivered saves, then went south Luis Castillo - losing his dominance to some degree

No Regret Departures Hunter Renfroe - really sucked Noel Jhonkensky - not as bad as Renfroe, but bad On whole, I'm more surprised by my recent surge. There are some players playing above their heads (Shane Smith and Tyler Mahle), but they are balanced out that my most expensive player is not delivering. I have reason to hope and may start looking at some trades to make a run for it.

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Minnesota Twins @ Cleveland Indians 5.1.25

Minnesota Twins Lineup Cleveland Indians Lineup

1.) Eddie Julien 2B 1.) Steven Kwan LF

2.) Carlos Correa SS 2.) Gabriel Arias SS

3.) Byron Buxton CF 3.) Jose Ramirez DH

4.) Trevor Larnach DH 4.) Kyle Manzardo 1B

5.) Ty France 1B 5.) Jhonkensy Noel RF

6.) Brooks Lee 3B 6.) Daniel Schneemann CF

7.) Harrison Bader LF 7.) Will Wilson 3B

8.) Kody Clemens RF 8.) Brayan Rocchio SS

9.) Christian Vazquez C 9.) Austin Hedges C

SP Simeon Woods Richardson RHP SP Ben Lively RHP

(2-2) 4.07 ERA (1-2) 4.40 ERA

(2025 MLB Stats)

-Chris Kreibich-

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2025 Cleveland Guardians players by nationality

American: 19 (Logan Allen, Tanner Bibee, Shane Bieber, Joey Cantillo, Slade Cecconi, Hunter Gaddis, Austin Hedges, Tim Herrin, Nolan Jones, Jakob Junis, Steven Kwan, Edward Lively, Kyle Manzardo, Triston McKenzie, John Means, Daniel Schneemann, Paul Sewald, Lane Thomas & Gavin Williams) Dominican: 5 (Emmanuel Clase, Jhonkensy Noel, Luis Ortiz, José Ramírez & Carlos Santana) Canadian: 3 (Noah-Gibson Naylor, Erik Sabrowski & Cade Smith) Venezuelan: 2 (Gabriel Arias & Brayan Rocchio) Puerto Rican: 1 (Johnathan Rodríguez)

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Kyle Manzardo's walk-off home run ⚾ April 29, 2025

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Fwd: Conference: Ventura_California.Speciation.Mar2-7

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Conference: Ventura_California.Speciation.Mar2-7 > Date: 23 July 2024 at 05:45:32 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > Dear Evoldir community, > > If you are interested in speciation or topics adjacent to speciation, > please mark your calendars and consider coming to the next Gordon > Research Conference on Speciation, March 2-7 2025 in Ventura, > CA. This will be preceded by a Gordon Research Symposium (March > 1-2) for graduate students and postdocs. Information can be found here: > https://ift.tt/GqR7aUb. > For the upcoming meeting, we wish to encourage speciation-adjacent > researchers to attend to broaden the community. To achieve this we have > designed the conference to emphasize the proximate mechanistic basis of > speciation. This can include the roles of developmental biology, mating > systems, neurobiology of mate choice, physiology, ecology, and more in > generating species barriers. A list of speakers is now available on the > conference website. There will be opportunities for attendees to present > posters, and a subset of poster submissions will be invited to give > talks as well. The GRS attendees will be able to select several postdoc > or graduate student talks to also be presented in the full conference. > > Also, if you are interested in this topic, you may wish to check out the > new edited book on Speciation, from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press: > https://ift.tt/BaxWewy > edited by the past chairs and co-chairs of the Speciation GRCs. > > We hope to see you in Ventura next year! > > Dan Bolnick (chair) > Jonna Kulmuni &Rike Stelkens (co-chairs) > Anna Feller & Hilde Schneemann (GRS chairs) > > > > "Bolnick, Daniel"

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Mould making using silicone

Trans Church, Rhino rendering

A starting point for this project will therefore involve casting very personal and significantly gendered objects and the body in hyper-palatable materials, and then combining them to create consumerist gendered assemblages. I hope to draw parallels between personal objects and the modified trans body, considering how both can be made gender-affirming through consumerism, and yet the issues with relying on consumerism wholly for this. On foundation so far I have learnt how to make complex moulds from clay, plaster, latex and silicone and have so far cast in plaster, ceramic, agar and pewter. I intend to use this technique and extend it to create hyper-palatability within sculptural objects. Furthermore, over this course, I have learnt how to use 3D modelling and rendering software Rhino, and so I intend to use Rhino to create hyper-palatable renderings for video work or to CNC in order to create detailed organic hyper-palatable forms.

She Keeps Me Damn Alive, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirely, 2021

Cover from Transgender Studies Quarterly, 2019

In the past, my work has been influenced by feminist and transgender artists spanning across the last century, taking inspiration from artists such as Dorothea Tanning, Carolee Schneemann, Cassils and Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley. It has also responded to the early intersectional transgender theory that emerged in the 2000s, ranging from Robert Philips’ application of Julia Kristeva’s Abjection onto Trans Bodies to Susan Stryker’s writing on Trans-Biopolitics and Trans-Marxism. Now I hope to situate my work within the growing field of trans* art, through research into contemporary Transgender theory, published in journals such as Transgender Studies Quarterly (2014 – present). This research will focus on my subject matter of trans psychology, Somatechnics and consumerism. A few notable essays that I will read include On the Intersection of Somatechnics and Transgender studies (Janzen C., Randell-Moon H. 2020), “Can We Be Visible in This Culture without Becoming a Commodity?” (Horak, L. 2021) and a selection of the short essays included in the first issue of Transgender Studies Quarterly (2014)

Furthermore, I will research contemporary trans artists that explore the complexities of trans identities:

Trans Mercurial Vapour BB, Roxman Gatt, 2021

The sculpture of Roxman Gatt, who explores how consumerist iconography and trans identity interact.

Systems II, 2018, Jes Fan

Animacy Arrangement (Poke), 2017, Jes Fan

The sculpture of Jes Fan who explores how ‘artificial’ hormones affect identity

Debris in a Skin-Tight Corset, 2019, Cassie Augusta Jorgensen, Rory Pilgrim

The performances of Cassie Augusta Jorgensen which consider how the roles assigned to trans people impact their identity.

FUCKING PANSIES, 2016, Casper Heinemann,

The work of Caspar Heinemann, particularly FUCKING PANSIES which uses the symbol of the pansy to consider gender pressures

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Retrospettiva di COCO  GORDON

“Timeless, Senzatempo”

La natura tra performance e Exploding Books

di Sandro  Bongiani

"Continuo a potenziare me stessa in quanto donna che sta invecchiando per rendere visibili profonde ricerche culturali, e per creare un impatto sull'etica di pensiero/comportamento e sull'integrazione mente-corpo-spirito della nostra struttura moderna".  Coco Gordon / SuperSkyWoman

 Coco Gordon, di origini italiane è tra le più significative artiste " intermediali" americane. Ha radici nel movimento "Fluxus". Al centro dei suoi molteplici lavori si colloca l'intenzione di creare consapevolezza nei confronti dei problemi ecologici e sociali del nostro mondo. Coco Gordon, inizia il suo percorso artistico nel 1958 con delle opere come  “Constructivism Apree’ Da Da”, oil painting, una sorta  di elementi plastici e costruttivisti, visti dall’alto come un paesaggio,  E’ del 1961 il disegno “My hair holds up the city, Coco Charcoal” (I miei capelli reggono la città), in queste prime opere possiamo intravvedere  gli sviluppi futuri della sua personale ricerca artistica. Tra gli anni 1969 e il 1981 arrivano le sperimentazioni  grafiche poetiche dove la scrittura e l’assemblaggio delle materiali acquistano un ruolo rilevante come ad esempio, l’opera realizzata  nel 1982  a Cavriago nel laboratorio di Rosanna Chiessi,  “Paper Jewels on tulle" Tendaggio, 4 Bon Bon”,  utilizzando carta fatta a mano, tulle e altri materiali.  Il 1982 è anche l’anno delle prime performances   come  “So Tired Coco Action, e libro", “D.O.A. Doing (Dead on Arrival)  con Gordon  sotto un pianoforte  che ogni due minuti cambiava i vestiti, oppure, la performance a New York di Coco Gordon con Helmut Becker  dal titolo “Skin Piece” Helmut Becker & Coco action  del 1986. Ha intrecciato rapporti di collaborazione con artisti come Ray Johnson e Alison Knowles, e per le sue attività intermediali e le performances possono essere associate al lavoro di altri artisti del gruppo “Fluxus”, in particolare a Joseph Beuys, Yoko Ono, Carolee Schneemann, e Geoff Hendricks  legate assieme all'idea che tutto è arte.

Già dalle prime opere del 1958 è visibile l’interesse specifico riguardo la natura che sarà tema centrale verso i problemi ambientali e sociali. C'e una foto Cibachrome del 1985 dal titolo "earth", ("Terra") e stata scattata per documentare una performance dell'artista all'interno di una situazione naturale, distesa, nuda, in un piccolo giardino. Sta in posizione supina, il busto coperto di carote appena tolte dalla terra. corpo come scrittura legata all'esperienza universale. Con la pratica della performance, l’artista dimostra la sua stretta vicinanza ai processi naturali e esprime il desiderio di creare un  cambiamento radicale “di consapevolezza” della nostra dipendenza dal consumismo e dalla quotidiana economia di sfruttamento. Pertanto, il suo fare arte e la sua pratica nella natura sono attività compatibili che legate assieme operano per modificare la consapevolezza collettiva e ritrovare un'esperienza primaria legata alla natura. Nel 1992 arriveranno le performances come “Finding Food”, o  “Seeking Water”  con Coco Gordon che per un mese vive su un albero, procurandosi il cibo nella foresta a Pender Island in Canada. L’anno successivo (1993), si ritrova a Capri, invitata da  Rosanna Chiessi dell’ Archivio Pari & Dispari di Reggio Emilia a fare la performances  “Lun'acqua come me Capri - dopo il nome della villa Malaparte”, "Casa Come Me", alla Casa Malaparte. Il 2003 e anche l’opera   “Cuscini a Sognare per 6”,- cuscini attaccati insieme per fare suoni e  sognare”, e poi, nel 2005, “Root” una performance con carta fatta a mano messa attorno a una radice di albero ed esposta a Napoli. 

Infine, è del 2020 la mostra personale  di Coco Gordon a Venezia alla Galleria Visioni Altre, dal titolo. “Fresh Cuts - Tagli Freschi”, una sorta di omaggio ad amici/artisti del movimento Fluxus, con una serie di libri e riviste presentati secondo una originale ri-lettura trasversale. Le prime opere di libri tagliati risalgono al 1963, come quello dedicato a  Daniel Spoerri, “ Tagli Freschi per Daniel Spoerri, Fluxus L’Optique Moderne” in cui per la prima volta utilizza un catalogo di Daniel Spoerri per tagliarlo e creare nuovi spazi inesplorati. Dalle pagine visive create tra il 1969 e il 1979 nel successivo decennio arrivano le opere in formato libro d’artista come quella realizzata nel 1987 “Intimate #1”, small italian Opera, e poi, dal 2018 a oggi le ultime originali opere in cui ri-taglia e ri-costruisce l’oggetto trasformandolo in un insolito libro-oggetto,  rivisitato per una lettura complessa e alternativa. Tagli come spazi da aprire, per procedere oltre la lettura della pagina. Non una lettura condizionata dalla cronologia, ma da un percorso più personale in cui il lettore può scegliere di vedere da una zona all’altra del libro-oggetto le pagine che preferisce diventando parte attiva  del viaggio. Perché di viaggi si tratta, con aperture e plurime finestre di lettura che ogni volta si riaprono a diverse nuove riflessioni. Quindi, non semplici e consueti Book cut ma libri tagliati ed “esplosi” che hanno bisogno dell’intervento del fruitore per essere osservati.  Nel percorso di lettura dell’opera non c’è un inizio e neanche una fine, ma un susseguirsi di momenti visivi che modificano la lettura del libro. E’ come decidere al momento cosa fare, in un insieme complesso. L’aspetto interessante di queste opere  è far percepire dei tagli che esplodendo si  trasformano  e  si estendono su un piano a creare pagine stratificate. Il taglio è azione, apre e crea nuovi  spazi, accoglie luoghi ancora inesplorati e nascosti, modificando la forma originale del libro e trovando una diversa identità per una lettura avventurosa dell’oggetto”.

Nella mostra  del 2020 Fresh Cut, a Venezia i libri diventano anche i tasti di un pianoforte rosso, scheletrico, “esploso”, immaginato dall’artista come parte dell’installazione per una particolare  performance in cui l’artista  taglia il vestito di Barbara Cappello, come fa da diverso tempo con i libri d’artista, affidandosi alla lama per permettere di aprire squarci  di tessuto e nuovi pensieri. Un intervento, quindi parallelo, seppur in un altro piano del linguaggio, in cui la stessa Barbara Cappello diventa una sorta Book cut dell’evento, che per l’occasione scrive: “affidarsi alla lama per permettere di aprire brecce e pertugi, affinché la sostanza prenda corpo nella visione esterna, così da riordinare il caos costretto dietro il velo del tessuto che relaziona gli esseri” – aggiungendo - “il taglio apre e crea uno spazio nuovo, un luogo ancora inesplorato che si presta al riempimento di quel vuoto apparente con la visione prospettica tridimensionale. Prima una forma, dopo più forme, che mutano a seconda del movimento. E' il moto che genera la percezione della forma tridimensionale, la quale assume altre forme a seconda di come si sposta, danza, salta o semplicemente ruota. La staticità, invero trasposta da uno stato all'altro su un piano unicamente dimensionale, ove concede solo la visione panoramica con un orizzonte definito. Giustappunto la lama tagliente si muove in direzioni precise, ma multiple. Tra Coco e me, c'è stato un dialogo molto sottile, riguardo l'ascolto reciproco l'una dell'altra. Se lei seguiva i miei movimenti, io conducevo i suoi e viceversa. Tutto è comparso dal nostro dialogo, senza un progetto, il resto è sola azione performativa”.

Le azioni dei tagli sul libro come nella performance a Venezia sono atti similari in una unità d’intenti in cui tagliare, aprire, rendere visibile le variazioni per poi condividerle sinteticamente in una diversa dimensione tra mente-corpo-spirito e tra azione, arte e vita.  Sandro  Bongiani

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Schneemann's grand slam with 2 out in the 9th inning rallies Guardians to 5-3 win over Blue Jays

TORONTO (AP) — Daniel Schneemann hit his first career grand slam and added a solo shot, leading the Cleveland Guardians to a 5-3, come-from-behind victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday. With Toronto leading 3-1 and two outs in the ninth inning, Schneemann pulled an 0-1 pitch from Yimi García into the stands in right field for his first multi-homer game and fourth long ball of the…