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haveyouseenthismovie-poll · 4 months ago
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juancarlosvasquez · 2 years ago
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Golden Gate Bridge
To Keith O'Donnell
Jay with ropes
Keith with vodka
and I,
we have a friend
who invites us
who makes pavilions
of gold with fish and seaweed
who helps the family fly.
Like dreams fly
to wake you up from
the depths
on the back of the shadow
under the naked trill
of the birds,
that immensity of the
landscape,
and relief arises.
Go, he will teach you everything
without useless words.
Do you want to? From top to bottom
in a suit
while sipping a gin and tonic.
Jay with pills, Keith
in AA and I,
we have a friend who
has thousands of friends
who have come to
flutter their arms
in an effort to fly. Because wings will sprout,
festive garlands watered
with oceanic agony.
Go, lean against the railing
granting desire
its whims,
with firm hands,
bending your knees
while you contemplate the
sailing of a sailboat.
Jay, Keith, you, and I
we have a friend who
unites,
who dictates the path
where the vanishing points converge
the speed of the wind without
diverting the fall,
4 seconds, 121
kilometers
per hour.
© Juan Carlos Vásquez
Image by Brigitte Werner from Pixabay
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baseballjerseynumbers · 3 months ago
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Pablo Reyes takes 19. Last worn by Jon Berti in 2024.
Ben Rice switches from 93 to 22. Last worn by Juan Soto in 2024.
J.C. Escarra takes 25. Last worn by Gleyber Torres in 2024.
Ryan Yarbrough takes 33. Last worn by Taylor Trammell in 2024.
Brent Headrick switches from 97 to 47. Last worn by Victor González in 2024.
Carlos Carrasco takes 59. Last worn by Scott Effross in 2024.
Yoendrys Gómez switches back from 92 to 94. Last worn by Carlos Narváez in 2024.
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julio-viernes · 8 months ago
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Un día triste de esos que esperas y no quieres que llegue nunca. Se nos fue uno de los tíos más cojonudos de la historia. Juan Carlos "Feo", ya estás por encima de todos nosotros, bueno... ¡estuviste por encima todo el tiempo! Siempre con buena cara y de buen rollo. Extraordinaria persona. No te olvidaré, amigo. DEP.
“Punk hasta el final”, decía el Juancar, y así ha sido, pongo a Sex Pistols y UK Subs. Un fuerte abrazo, Marta, Manolo, Norman, el Esplendor Geométrico al completo, M. Campoamor y a todos los muchos amigos de J.C.
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brookstonalmanac · 5 months ago
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Holidays 1.17
Holidays
Apple Wassailing Day (Carhampton, UK)
Art’s Day (Robert Filliou)
Ben Franklin Day
Betty White Challenge Day
Business of America is Business Day
Cable Car Day
Carnivale begins (Italy)
Customer Service Day
Desert Storm Anniversary Day
Dia de la Divina Pastora Bank Holiday (Venezuela)
Ditch Your New Year's Resolutions Day
Drudge Day
Eartha Kitt Day (South Carolina)
Fire From the Sky
Hardware Freedom Day
International Mentoring Day
International We Are Not Broken Day
James Leonard Tagle Gordon Day (Philippines)
J.C. Penney Day
Judgment Day
Kid Inventors' Day
Lamb Chop Day
Liberation Day (Poland)
Make Your All-Time Top Ten TV Characters List
Martyrdom of Hazrat Fatemeh (Iran)
Menorca Day (Spain)
Military Industrial Complex Day
National Boxer Day
National Carolina Day
National Charlotte Day
National Classy Day
National Day of Racial Healing
National Feedback Day
National Lose the Jet Lag Day
National Public Employees Appreciation Day
National Puggle Day
National Ta Day
National We Are Not Broken Day
National Women in Science & Engineering Day
Old Twelfth Night (UK)
Operation Desert Storm Day
Patrice Lumumba (Heroes’ Day; Congo)
Photo Developing Day
Pig Day
Popeye the Sailor Man Day
Possession Day (South Georgia)
Professional Boxer's Day
Straying Toward the Path Day
USS Nautilus Day
World Lichen Sclerosus Awareness Day
World Rich People’s Day (Turkey)
Zinc Day (French Republic)
Zirgu Diena (Day of the Horses; Latvia)
Food & Drink Celebrations
Bean Day (Fargo, North Dakota)
Hot Buttered Rum Day
Hot Heads Chili Day
National Bootlegger’s Day
National Dairy Day (Thailand)
National Rye Whiskey Day
World Pizza Day
World Scotch Pie Day
Nature Celebrations
Rumex Day (Friendly; Korean Birth Flowers)
World Waterfowl Day
Independence, Flag & Related Days
Liberation Day (Poland)
Menorca National Day (Menorca, Spain; 1287)
Possession Day (South Georgia; South Sandwich Islands)
3rd Friday in January
Arbor Day (Florida) [3rd Friday]
Bean Day (North Dakota) [3rd Friday]
Comfort Food Friday [Every Friday]
Five For Friday [Every Friday]
Flashback Friday [Every Friday]
Fondue Friday [3rd Friday of Each Month]
Friday Finds [Every Friday]
Friendly Friday [3rd Friday of Each Month]
Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]
Hat Day [3rd Friday]
International Fetish Day (UK) [3rd Friday]
National Corrections Day (Australia) [3rd Friday]
Northarvest Beran Day (North Dakota) [3rd Friday]
Straw Bear Festival begins (Whittlesea, England) [3rd Friday-Sun]
TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) [Every Friday]
Weekly Holidays beginning January 17 (2nd Full Week of January)
Amelia Island Restaurant Week (Amelia Island, Florida) [thru 1.26]
Berlin International Green Week (Berlin, Germany) [thru 1.26]
Festivals Beginning January 17, 2025
Bean Day (Fargo, North Dakota)
Chili Quest & Beerfest (Galveston, Texas) [thru 1.18]
Denver Comes Alive (Denver, Colorado) [thru 1.18]
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo (Fort Worth, Texas) [thru 2.8]
Fringe World (Perth, Australia) [thru 2.16]
International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (Chapiteau de Fontvielle, Monte Carlo) [thru 1.26]
Madfredonia Carnival (Madfredonia, Italy) [thru 3.9]
Massafra Carnival (Massafra, Italy) [thru 3.4]
Montana Winter Fair (Lewistown, Montana) [thru 1.19]
Napa Truffle Festival (Napa, California) [thru 1.20]
Punta Gorda Seafood & Music Festival (Punta Gorda, Florida) [thru 1.19]
Rijeka Carnival (Rijeka, Croatia) [thru 3.5]
Scientific Grower Truffle Grower Seminar (Napa, California)
Winter Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival (Carefree, Arizona) [thru 1.19]
Winter Wine Festival (New Castle, New Hampshire) [thru 2.9]
Feast Days
Amelbert (Christian; Blessed)
Anthony the Great (Christian; Saint)
Angelo Paoli (Christian; Blessed)
Black Bart (Muppetism)
Blathmac Mac Cu Brettan (Celtic Book of Days)
Blessing of the Animals at the Cathedral Day (Hispanic Catholic Church; Mexico)
Benjamin Franklin (Humanism)
Charles Gore (Church of England)
Feast of Wagy (Ancient Egyptian Day of the Dead)
Felicitas (Old Roman Goddess of Good Luck)
Gamelbert of Michaelsbuch (Christian; Blessed)
Genulf (Christian; Saint)
International No Farting Day (Pastafarian)
Jenaro Sánchez Delgadillo (one of Saints of the Cristero War)
Julian Sabas (Christian; Saint)
Meng-Tseu (Positivist; Saint)
Mildgytha (Christian; Saint)
Nennins (Christian; Saint)
Ogoun’s Day (Pagan)
Old Twelfth Night (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Our Lady of Pontmain (Christian; Saint)
Patras Carnival begins (until Clean Monday; Greece)
Richmir (Christian; Saint)
Shakambharii Jayanti (a.k.a. Cher-Chhera Punni; Chhattisgarh, India)
Speusippus, Elcusippns, Meleusippns (Christian; Martyrs)
Sulpitius the Pious (Christian; Saint)
Sulpicins the Second (Christian; Saint)
Thaipusam (Tamil Nadu, India)
Thingfish Day (Church of the SubGenius)
Uzhavar Thirunal (Puducherry and Tamil Nadu, India)
Secular Saints Days
Muhammed Ali (Sports)
Luis Alverez (Science)
Anne Brontë (Literature)
Jim Carrey (Entertainment)
Eugène Carrière (Art)
Robert Cormier (Literature)
Antonio del Pollaiuolo (Art)
Laurent Delvaux (Art)
Benjamin Franklin (Polymath)
A. B. Frost (Art)
May Gibbs (Art)
T. Alexander Harrison (Art)
Rock Hudson (Entertainment)
James Earl Jones (Entertainment)
Sebastian Junger (Literature)
Compton Mackenzie (Literature)
Georges Pichard (Art)
Antonio Prohías (Art)
William Stafford (Literature)
Pieter Van Bloemen (Art)
Hem Vejakorni (Art)
Alfred Wainwright (Art & Literature)
Betty White (Entertainment)
Paul Young (Music)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Good Luck Day (Festival of Felicitas)
Prime Number Day: 17 [7 of 72]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [7 of 60]
Premieres
The Adventures of the American Rabbit (Film; 1986)
The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, by Henry Miller (Essays; 1945)
All’s Well (Fleischer Gabby Cartoon; 1941)
Billions (TV Series; 2016)
Canoes Who? Or Look Before You Leak (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 16; 1960)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl (Novel; U.S. 1964)
The Cherry Orchard, by Anton Chekov (Play; 1904)
The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier (Novel; 1974)
Choral Hypocrite in G Major, by Erik Satie (Duet for Violin & Piano; 1914)
The Clan of the Cave Bear (Film; 1986)
A Coney Island of the Mind, by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (Poems; 1958)
Court and Spark, by Joni Mitchell (Album; 1974)
Drum Boogie, recorded by Gene Krupa (Song; 1941)
Dumb Like a Fox (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1964)
Everyone Says I Love You (Film; 1997)
Fraidy Cat (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1942)
Freejack (Film; 1992)
Frontline (TV News Series; 1983)
Gone with the Wind (Film; 1939)
A Guy Thing (Film; 2003)
Heathcliffe: The Movie (Film; 1986)
Helter Shelter (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1955)
Hey There, It’s Yogi Bear (Animated Film; 1986)
The Idiot, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Novel; 1868)
In Cold Blood, by Truman Capote (True Crime Novel; 1966)
The Inspector-Detector or A Kick in the Plants (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 15; 1960)
Iron Eagle (Film; 1986)
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (Film; 2014)
Kickin’ the Conga ‘Round (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1942)
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Animated TV Series; 1988)
The Nut Job (Film; 2014)
Ride Along (Film; 2014)
Seven Types of Ambiguity, by William Empson (Literary Criticism; 1930)
Snow Business (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)
Somewhere in Dreamland (Fleischer Color Classics Cartoon; 1936)
Sounds of Silence, by Simon & Garfunkel (Album; 1966)
South of No North, by Charles Bukowski (Poetry; 1973)
Toonerville Trolley (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1936)
A Town Like Alice, by Nevil Shute (Novel; 1950)
Today’s Name Days
Antonius, Beatrix (Austria)
Andon, Anton, Antonia, Dona, Doncho, Donka (Bulgaria)
Antun, Lavoslav, Marijan, Vojmil (Croatia)
Drahoslav (Czech Republic)
Antonius (Denmark)
Anto, Anton, Antu, Hando, Tõnis, Tõnn, Tõnno, Tõnu (Estonia)
Anton, Antto, Anttoni, Toni (Finland)
Roseline (France)
Anton, Rosalind (Germany)
Antonia, Antonios, Antonis (Greece)
Antal, Antónia (Hungary)
Alba, Antonio, Iole (Italy)
Tenis, Timotejs (Latvia)
Beatričė, Dovainis, Leonilė, Vilda (Lithuania)
Anton, Tønnes, Tony (Norway)
Antoni, Jan, Rościsław (Poland)
Antonie (Romania)
Nataša (Slovakia)
Antonio (Spain)
Anton, Tony (Sweden)
Anthony, Antoine, Antoinette, Anton, Antonia, Antonio, Antony, Antwan, Ben, Benita, Benito, Benjamin, Bennie, Benny, Toni, Tony (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 17 of 2025; 348 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 5 of Week 3 of 2025
Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 27 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Ding-Chou), Day 18 (Bing-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Coptic: 9 Tubah 1741
Hebrew: 17 Teveth 5785
Islamic: 17 Rajab 1446
J Cal: 17 White; Threesday [17 of 30]
Julian: 4 January 2025
Moon: 85%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 17 Moses (1st Month) [Meng-Tseu]
Runic Half Month:Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 11 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 28 of 90)
Week: 2nd Full Week of January
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 27 of 30)
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books-to-add-to-your-tbr · 2 years ago
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Title: The Cursed Carnival and Other Calamities: New Stories About Mythic Heroes
Author: Rick Riordan, Carlos Hernandez, Roshani Chokshi, J.C. Cervantes, Yoon Ha Lee, Kwame Mbalia, Rebecca Roanhorse, Tehlor Kay Mejia, Sarwat Chadda, Graci Kim
Series or standalone: standalone
Publication year: 2021
Genres: fiction, fantasy, mythology, anthology
Blurb: A cave monster, an abandoned demon, a ghost who wants to erase history, a killer commandant...these are just some of the challenges confronting the young heroes in this highly entertaining anthology. All but one of the heroes previously starred in a popular book from Rick Riordan Presents. You’ll be reunited with Aru Shah, Zane Obispo, Min the fox spirit, Sal and Gabi, Tristan Strong, Nizhoni Begay, Paola Santiago, Sikander Aziz, and Riley Oh. Who is the new hero? Read Rick Riordan’s short story to find out.
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tmzcomng · 6 days ago
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J.C. Escarra emerging as Yankees' latest success story at catcher
There are former Yankee catchers thriving in a handful of spots around the league, from Luis Torrens with the Mets to Carlos Narváez in Boston.  Agustín Ramírez has shown promise with the Marlins and veteran Jose Trevino is having a resurgent year with the Reds.  All of those backstops have been dealt in the past year or so by the Yankees, who are now using J.C. Escarra as Austin Wells’ primary…
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buzznovahub · 6 days ago
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J.C. Escarra emerging as Yankees' latest success story at catcher
There are former Yankee catchers thriving in a handful of spots around the league, from Luis Torrens with the Mets to Carlos Narváez in Boston.  Agustín Ramírez has shown promise with the Marlins and veteran Jose Trevino is having a resurgent year with the Reds.  All of those backstops have been dealt in the past year or so by the Yankees, who are now using J.C. Escarra as Austin Wells’ primary…
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theultimatefan · 1 month ago
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Westchester Soccer Club Hosts Richmond Kickers FC at The Stadium at Memorial Field in Mount Vernon Sunday
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Westchester SC returns to USL League One play this Sunday with their third of six home matches in May and June, taking on Richmond Kickers  at 4 pm at The Stadium at Memorial Field. The club is coming off a dramatic 1-1 draw vs. Forward Madison last Saturday.  Media are welcomed at any and all WSC home matches.
 J.C. Obregón (New York, NY) electrified the home crowd with a stunning long-range goal in the 17th minute,  launching a strike from  ~70 yards out, before Derek Gebhard converted a penalty  in the 4Oth minute, the only scores in a 1-1 draw against Forward Madison FC. The second half continued with the same pace and pressure, and in the 67th minute, Forward Madison was awarded a second penalty. This time, however, Westchester goalkeeper Andrew Hammersley, in only his second pro start, rose to the occasion, making a critical save to deny the go-ahead goal and preserve the 1-1 draw through the final whistle. It marked WSC’s first home point in USL League One play. 
Richmond, WSC Meet Again Following One of The USL League One Early Season Highlight Matches;   Richmond’s Josh Kirkland scored the final equalizer (and his second goal of the game) in the ninth minute of extra time on  April19th, snatching a frenetic late rush victory from WSC and sending both clubs home with a 4-4 draw for third place Richmond. The Erickland score came just two minutes after WSC’s scoring leader J.C. Obregón Jr. (New York, NY) found  the back of the net on a penalty kick after Bobby Pierre was fouled, to give Westchester their first lead of the match seven minutes into extra time in what was a back and forth affair for more than ninety minutes.  Richmond struck early, with  Darwin Espinal  beating keeper Dane Jacomen  just two minutes into the match before WSC counter on a Noah Powder (Edison, NJ) score just six minutes later.  Espinal’s second goal of the match in the 32nd minute gave Richmond the 2-1 lead at the break, before Samory Powder (Edison, NJ) again knotted the match at 2-2 in the 53rd minute. Richmond’s Kirkland’s tally in the 63rd minute again put Kickers back on top, but with less than seven minutes left in regulation Conor McGlynn (Middle Village, NY) countered off a pass from Noah Powder to knot the score at three, and set the stage for the drama in extra time. The stats belied the excitement the fans experienced on a beautiful night in Richmond, with each side taking 16 shots and WSC getting the slight edge on goal 8-7.
Putting Up The Numbers; Richmond and WSC enter Sunday’s match second-16 goals and third-15 goals, respectively in USL League One Play thus far this season.
Stopping the Slide: WSC enters Sunday looking to stop a seven match overall winless slide. They have not posted a match win since their victory over NY Pancyprian Freedoms 3-2 on April 2 in the US Open Cup, and have not won a USL League One match since their 3-1 win at Texoma FC on March 29. WSC has actually grabbed the lead in the first half of their last three matches, leading 1-0 at Spokane,   2-0 at home against Charlotte and 1-0 vs. Forward Madison.    
If it’s a WSC Match, JC is on the Board: Forward Juan Carlos Obregón, Jr. has been the scoring leader for WSC, not just in their USL matches but in their US Open Cup matches as well. Obregon’s seven overall goals easily tops the team in all games played. The 2024 USL League One All-League First Team forward scored his seventh  goal last  Saturday,  and he now has four   USL League One tallies one more than teammate Connor McGlynn.  Obregón leads the club in assists with two as well.
Hammer Time Arrives; Goalkeeper Andrew Hammersley (Garden City, NY) was inserted into the lineup by Head Coach Dave Carton prior to the May tenth match vs. Charlotte, and played well in his first pro match despite allowing three second half scores. The Sacred Heart University product followed that up with a solid performance again last Saturday, allowing the one score, but coming up with a game-saving second half stop of a penalty kick to keep the tight match tied. Hammersley has recorded ten saves in his first two matches, the best two match stretch for a keeper in WSC’s inaugural season.   He was selected to the USL League One Team of the Week for his efforts.
Homegrown Scorers: In USL play, New York area natives Obregón (New York, NY) McGlynn (Middle Village, NY) , Samory Powder and Noah Powder (Edison, NJ) have accounted for ten of the club’s 12 goals thus far, giving the back of the net a decided NY area edge so far.  WSC’s current roster features eight players who can call the greater New York area home. In addition, defender Kemar “Taxi” Lawrence has logged time in his career as a popular member of the New York Red Bulls. Defender Noah Powder and his brother Samory Powder have also logged time in the Red Bulls development system.
Brotherly Success, The Powder’s Pour it On: The Powder brothers, Samory and Noah (Edison, NJ), are just the fifth pair of brothers to suit up as teammates in a League One match, and the first pair of brothers to be named to the USL League One Team of the Week as teammates in the same week. Midfielder Noah Powder was named Player of the Week presented by Konami eFootball with three goal contributions in a 4-4 draw against the Richmond Kickers on April 19 . Noah Powder's assist on Samory Powder's goal in the 53rd minute marked the second time in league history a pair of brothers have connected for a joint goal participation (Arturo/David Rodriguez (NTX), 2019). Then we have Samory Powder, the first-year professional registered a beauty of a first professional goal off an assist from his older brother, Noah at Richmond, and followed that up with his second goal, the club’s only tally, at Spokane.
Obregón,  Powder Get Gold Cup Call; Twenty-three players from the USL Championship and League One were named on Monday to the preliminary rosters for the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup.  Included among the group are WSC’S Juan Carlos Obregón, Jr., for Honduras and Noah Powder for Trinidad and Tobago. The final rosters for the tournament must be named by June 4 ahead of the competition’s opening game on Saturday, June 14 between Mexico and the Dominican Republic. Portland was the only other USL League One club with multiple players named.  
On The Team Side: WSC enters the weekend 4th in scoring in USL League One with  12 goals, tied for 4th  in conversion rate (1 8  %) and 5th in shots at 88.
WSC’s inaugural season partners in addition to Northwell Health and SCORE PT include; Leros Transportation Group - luxury transportation partner, Healthfirst - insurance partner, Manhattanville University - premier education partner, Pepsi Bottling Company of New York - beverage partner, RXR - luxury living/real estate partner,  MSG Networks - broadcast partner, Breezemont Day Camp - summer day camp partner, Seatgeek - ticketing partner, and Benjamin's Steak House - steak house partner.
On The Air: All of WSC’s USL League One matchups will be seen locally on MSG Networks, with Sam Goldfarb calling the action for most home matches.
Up Next: WSC will host their second Jägermeister Cup match, this one against Hartford Athletic on May 31 at 4 pm, before returning to USL League One play on June 7 against One Knoxville SC in their first home regular season night match of the season.   
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goalhofer · 3 months ago
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2025 Minnesota Twins famous relations
#22 James Jax; Jr.: Son of former Arizona Cardinals LB James Jax. #37 Louie Varland: Brother of Charlotte Knights P Gus Varland. #61 Brock Stewart: Son of San Diego Padres scout Jeff Stewart. #39 Michael Tonkin: Brother-in-law of former twins RF Jason Kubel. #4 Carlos Correa; Jr.: Brother of former Corpus Christi Hooks SS J.C. Correa and husband of Miss Texas 2016 Daniella Correa. #64 José Miranda: Cousin of songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda. #12 Harrison Bader: Cousin of guitarist Chris Baio & actor Scott Baio. #25 Byron Buxton: Cousin of former Florida State University football assistant coach Dexter Carter. #9 Trevor Larnach: Nephew of University Of Colorado, Boulder assistant coach Kealilhaaheo Cabral. #2 Brooks Lee: Son of California Polytechnic State University baseball head coach Larry Lee.
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brookston · 5 months ago
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Holidays 1.17
Holidays
Apple Wassailing Day (Carhampton, UK)
Art’s Day (Robert Filliou)
Ben Franklin Day
Betty White Challenge Day
Business of America is Business Day
Cable Car Day
Carnivale begins (Italy)
Customer Service Day
Desert Storm Anniversary Day
Dia de la Divina Pastora Bank Holiday (Venezuela)
Ditch Your New Year's Resolutions Day
Drudge Day
Eartha Kitt Day (South Carolina)
Fire From the Sky
Hardware Freedom Day
International Mentoring Day
International We Are Not Broken Day
James Leonard Tagle Gordon Day (Philippines)
J.C. Penney Day
Judgment Day
Kid Inventors' Day
Lamb Chop Day
Liberation Day (Poland)
Make Your All-Time Top Ten TV Characters List
Martyrdom of Hazrat Fatemeh (Iran)
Menorca Day (Spain)
Military Industrial Complex Day
National Boxer Day
National Carolina Day
National Charlotte Day
National Classy Day
National Day of Racial Healing
National Feedback Day
National Lose the Jet Lag Day
National Public Employees Appreciation Day
National Puggle Day
National Ta Day
National We Are Not Broken Day
National Women in Science & Engineering Day
Old Twelfth Night (UK)
Operation Desert Storm Day
Patrice Lumumba (Heroes’ Day; Congo)
Photo Developing Day
Pig Day
Popeye the Sailor Man Day
Possession Day (South Georgia)
Professional Boxer's Day
Straying Toward the Path Day
USS Nautilus Day
World Lichen Sclerosus Awareness Day
World Rich People’s Day (Turkey)
Zinc Day (French Republic)
Zirgu Diena (Day of the Horses; Latvia)
Food & Drink Celebrations
Bean Day (Fargo, North Dakota)
Hot Buttered Rum Day
Hot Heads Chili Day
National Bootlegger’s Day
National Dairy Day (Thailand)
National Rye Whiskey Day
World Pizza Day
World Scotch Pie Day
Nature Celebrations
Rumex Day (Friendly; Korean Birth Flowers)
World Waterfowl Day
Independence, Flag & Related Days
Liberation Day (Poland)
Menorca National Day (Menorca, Spain; 1287)
Possession Day (South Georgia; South Sandwich Islands)
3rd Friday in January
Arbor Day (Florida) [3rd Friday]
Bean Day (North Dakota) [3rd Friday]
Comfort Food Friday [Every Friday]
Five For Friday [Every Friday]
Flashback Friday [Every Friday]
Fondue Friday [3rd Friday of Each Month]
Friday Finds [Every Friday]
Friendly Friday [3rd Friday of Each Month]
Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]
Hat Day [3rd Friday]
International Fetish Day (UK) [3rd Friday]
National Corrections Day (Australia) [3rd Friday]
Northarvest Beran Day (North Dakota) [3rd Friday]
Straw Bear Festival begins (Whittlesea, England) [3rd Friday-Sun]
TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) [Every Friday]
Weekly Holidays beginning January 17 (2nd Full Week of January)
Amelia Island Restaurant Week (Amelia Island, Florida) [thru 1.26]
Berlin International Green Week (Berlin, Germany) [thru 1.26]
Festivals Beginning January 17, 2025
Bean Day (Fargo, North Dakota)
Chili Quest & Beerfest (Galveston, Texas) [thru 1.18]
Denver Comes Alive (Denver, Colorado) [thru 1.18]
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo (Fort Worth, Texas) [thru 2.8]
Fringe World (Perth, Australia) [thru 2.16]
International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (Chapiteau de Fontvielle, Monte Carlo) [thru 1.26]
Madfredonia Carnival (Madfredonia, Italy) [thru 3.9]
Massafra Carnival (Massafra, Italy) [thru 3.4]
Montana Winter Fair (Lewistown, Montana) [thru 1.19]
Napa Truffle Festival (Napa, California) [thru 1.20]
Punta Gorda Seafood & Music Festival (Punta Gorda, Florida) [thru 1.19]
Rijeka Carnival (Rijeka, Croatia) [thru 3.5]
Scientific Grower Truffle Grower Seminar (Napa, California)
Winter Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival (Carefree, Arizona) [thru 1.19]
Winter Wine Festival (New Castle, New Hampshire) [thru 2.9]
Feast Days
Amelbert (Christian; Blessed)
Anthony the Great (Christian; Saint)
Angelo Paoli (Christian; Blessed)
Black Bart (Muppetism)
Blathmac Mac Cu Brettan (Celtic Book of Days)
Blessing of the Animals at the Cathedral Day (Hispanic Catholic Church; Mexico)
Benjamin Franklin (Humanism)
Charles Gore (Church of England)
Feast of Wagy (Ancient Egyptian Day of the Dead)
Felicitas (Old Roman Goddess of Good Luck)
Gamelbert of Michaelsbuch (Christian; Blessed)
Genulf (Christian; Saint)
International No Farting Day (Pastafarian)
Jenaro Sánchez Delgadillo (one of Saints of the Cristero War)
Julian Sabas (Christian; Saint)
Meng-Tseu (Positivist; Saint)
Mildgytha (Christian; Saint)
Nennins (Christian; Saint)
Ogoun’s Day (Pagan)
Old Twelfth Night (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Our Lady of Pontmain (Christian; Saint)
Patras Carnival begins (until Clean Monday; Greece)
Richmir (Christian; Saint)
Shakambharii Jayanti (a.k.a. Cher-Chhera Punni; Chhattisgarh, India)
Speusippus, Elcusippns, Meleusippns (Christian; Martyrs)
Sulpitius the Pious (Christian; Saint)
Sulpicins the Second (Christian; Saint)
Thaipusam (Tamil Nadu, India)
Thingfish Day (Church of the SubGenius)
Uzhavar Thirunal (Puducherry and Tamil Nadu, India)
Secular Saints Days
Muhammed Ali (Sports)
Luis Alverez (Science)
Anne Brontë (Literature)
Jim Carrey (Entertainment)
Eugène Carrière (Art)
Robert Cormier (Literature)
Antonio del Pollaiuolo (Art)
Laurent Delvaux (Art)
Benjamin Franklin (Polymath)
A. B. Frost (Art)
May Gibbs (Art)
T. Alexander Harrison (Art)
Rock Hudson (Entertainment)
James Earl Jones (Entertainment)
Sebastian Junger (Literature)
Compton Mackenzie (Literature)
Georges Pichard (Art)
Antonio Prohías (Art)
William Stafford (Literature)
Pieter Van Bloemen (Art)
Hem Vejakorni (Art)
Alfred Wainwright (Art & Literature)
Betty White (Entertainment)
Paul Young (Music)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Good Luck Day (Festival of Felicitas)
Prime Number Day: 17 [7 of 72]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [7 of 60]
Premieres
The Adventures of the American Rabbit (Film; 1986)
The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, by Henry Miller (Essays; 1945)
All’s Well (Fleischer Gabby Cartoon; 1941)
Billions (TV Series; 2016)
Canoes Who? Or Look Before You Leak (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 16; 1960)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl (Novel; U.S. 1964)
The Cherry Orchard, by Anton Chekov (Play; 1904)
The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier (Novel; 1974)
Choral Hypocrite in G Major, by Erik Satie (Duet for Violin & Piano; 1914)
The Clan of the Cave Bear (Film; 1986)
A Coney Island of the Mind, by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (Poems; 1958)
Court and Spark, by Joni Mitchell (Album; 1974)
Drum Boogie, recorded by Gene Krupa (Song; 1941)
Dumb Like a Fox (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1964)
Everyone Says I Love You (Film; 1997)
Fraidy Cat (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1942)
Freejack (Film; 1992)
Frontline (TV News Series; 1983)
Gone with the Wind (Film; 1939)
A Guy Thing (Film; 2003)
Heathcliffe: The Movie (Film; 1986)
Helter Shelter (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1955)
Hey There, It’s Yogi Bear (Animated Film; 1986)
The Idiot, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Novel; 1868)
In Cold Blood, by Truman Capote (True Crime Novel; 1966)
The Inspector-Detector or A Kick in the Plants (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 15; 1960)
Iron Eagle (Film; 1986)
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (Film; 2014)
Kickin’ the Conga ‘Round (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1942)
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Animated TV Series; 1988)
The Nut Job (Film; 2014)
Ride Along (Film; 2014)
Seven Types of Ambiguity, by William Empson (Literary Criticism; 1930)
Snow Business (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)
Somewhere in Dreamland (Fleischer Color Classics Cartoon; 1936)
Sounds of Silence, by Simon & Garfunkel (Album; 1966)
South of No North, by Charles Bukowski (Poetry; 1973)
Toonerville Trolley (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1936)
A Town Like Alice, by Nevil Shute (Novel; 1950)
Today’s Name Days
Antonius, Beatrix (Austria)
Andon, Anton, Antonia, Dona, Doncho, Donka (Bulgaria)
Antun, Lavoslav, Marijan, Vojmil (Croatia)
Drahoslav (Czech Republic)
Antonius (Denmark)
Anto, Anton, Antu, Hando, Tõnis, Tõnn, Tõnno, Tõnu (Estonia)
Anton, Antto, Anttoni, Toni (Finland)
Roseline (France)
Anton, Rosalind (Germany)
Antonia, Antonios, Antonis (Greece)
Antal, Antónia (Hungary)
Alba, Antonio, Iole (Italy)
Tenis, Timotejs (Latvia)
Beatričė, Dovainis, Leonilė, Vilda (Lithuania)
Anton, Tønnes, Tony (Norway)
Antoni, Jan, Rościsław (Poland)
Antonie (Romania)
Nataša (Slovakia)
Antonio (Spain)
Anton, Tony (Sweden)
Anthony, Antoine, Antoinette, Anton, Antonia, Antonio, Antony, Antwan, Ben, Benita, Benito, Benjamin, Bennie, Benny, Toni, Tony (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 17 of 2025; 348 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 5 of Week 3 of 2025
Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 27 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Ding-Chou), Day 18 (Bing-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Coptic: 9 Tubah 1741
Hebrew: 17 Teveth 5785
Islamic: 17 Rajab 1446
J Cal: 17 White; Threesday [17 of 30]
Julian: 4 January 2025
Moon: 85%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 17 Moses (1st Month) [Meng-Tseu]
Runic Half Month:Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 11 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 28 of 90)
Week: 2nd Full Week of January
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 27 of 30)
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stateofsport211 · 7 months ago
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Temuco Ch R2: Juan Carlos Prado Angelo def. Aleksandar Kovacevic [1] 6-4, 7-5 Match Stats
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📸 ATP official website
A. Kovacevic slightly raised his level in the middle of the second set as he tried to keep his points concise, but it was insufficient since J.C. Prado Angelo kept testing the extended rallies, which the latter nailed better at the end. This helped him toward the end of the match, where J.C. Prado Angelo shifted back the moment in his favor thanks to his forehand winner. As a result, the unseeded Bolivian converted 60% of his 5 break points compared to A. Kovacevic's 50% out of his 2 break points in the second set.
Besides, it appeared that both players had distinct service game strengths throughout this match. Even though A. Kovacevic scored 5 aces than J.C. Prado Angelo's 2, the latter won 12% more of his first serve points than the former, which helped him navigate most parts of the flow. On the other hand, even if both players double-faulted 4 times, A. Kovacevic won 6% more points of his second serves than J.C. Prado Angelo with 59%, but the former's serves in general became more risky when he failed to serve for the second set onwards.
In the quarterfinals later on, J.C. Prado Angelo will face Renzo Olivo, who previously knocked out Nicolas Kicker 6-7(3), 6-3, 7-5 in a different second-round match earlier that day. This could be an intriguing generational battle that relies on their offensives, with maintaining their general balance also becoming the main factor in this match. It could be tricky, to some extent, in terms of pacing, but who knows what could happen from here.
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juancarlosvasquez · 2 years ago
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"New and Unique Settings by Jaime Saenz Guzmán | Interview with Gisela Morales, by Juan Carlos Vásquez. Almiar Magazine."
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I discovered Jaime Saenz's work in an old basement of a building in Manhattan in 2002. The work was an extensive thesis that left me deeply impressed from beginning to end. Since then, it has been required reading for me, a reference that has led me to explore and discover new realms that I was unaware of.
Gisela Morales, niece of Jaime Saenz Guzmán, responsible for his archive and copyright, presents a faithful exposition of aspects of his life within the family environment. His relationship with the city of La Paz, love. Unpublished and pivotal anecdotes in the creation of his work, presenting us with the material closure of his archives as testimonial contributions.
—Tocnolencias, a controversial book among Saenz's works. What was the main reason for this book taking almost three decades to be published?
—Tocnolencias was published after a difficult decision and a process of reflection and exchange of opinions, both with Saenz's closest friends and with the publishing company. The main reason was that Saenz did not include this book among those predetermined for publication.
Without knowing the reasons and being very respectful of his decisions without questioning them, both Arturo Orías and the close family, with whom he chose to coordinate, maintained this position. Even after Arturo Orías' death, more years were awaited, based on his decision as the custodian, who always believed that the book dealt with a sensitive subject: Saenz's position regarding Jews.
Finally, understanding that if there was any repercussion, it would rather open a door for discussing how Saenz critically approached the topic, the book was published, and even a doctoral thesis has been written about it.
—Do you have any anecdotes in your life that, due to their uniqueness, you remember more than others?
—For those of us who shared time with him, there are unforgettable moments like going for walks always in a straight line, until something stops you and you stand there contemplating it for hours. It was typical during outings to Valle de Ánimas and Llojeta.
The sessions with the telescope were so magical. Seeing the planets, listening to his stories. You were transported to another dimension.
We will never forget his terrifying screams. He could make the whole house shake while calling for Aunt Esther or asking us to close the doors of his rooms to keep the light out.
And how could we not remember his imposing laughter and laughs that often had an ironic and sarcastic tone.
His way of smoking was also peculiar. He smoked unfiltered cigarettes and always split them in half before lighting them.
Other memorable visits are the ones when he would light oil lamps and alcohol lamps to illuminate the house and tell us stories about La Paz and its characters, creating an atmosphere of darkness closer to mystery than darkness itself.
And so, every person who crossed paths with him could tell you countless anecdotes, customs, and quirks, some learned, others resting in memory.
—Which of his texts holds the most solemnity for you?
—I have a special connection with "Los Cuartos," in prose. In poetry, his complete works, although deeply marked by "Aniversario de una Visión," "Recorrer esta Distancia," "Muerte por el Tacto," and "Al Pasar un Cometa." I cannot fail to mention "La Noche," which moves me in a special way.
• Fragment of the interview conducted in Spanish
• Foto: Javier Molina Barrios
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avidlearning · 7 months ago
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Avid Learning’s Exciting Upcoming Events in November and December 2024
Avid Learning is known for curating diverse, enriching experiences that blend culture, art, technology, and literature. The lineup for November and December 2024 promises an unforgettable mix of performances, workshops, and discussions. Whether you're a fan of classical music, interested in cutting-edge technology, or drawn to literature and environmental conversations, these events are sure to captivate your interests.
This season, Avid Learning continues to uphold its reputation as a premier platform for intellectual and artistic engagement. Here’s what’s in store:
1. PUCCINI CENTENARY – A NIGHT OF HIS GREATEST ARIAS
When: Friday, 29th November 2024, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Where: Royal Opera House, Mumbai Tickets: Rs. 499/- onwards
Music lovers in Mumbai are in for a treat with this evening dedicated to the legendary Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. To commemorate 100 years since his passing, this event will feature some of his most celebrated arias from masterpieces like La Bohème, Tosca, and Madama Butterfly.
Performers Maria Pia Piscitelli, Renzo Zulian, Pier Luigi Dilengite, and Linda Di Carlo will bring these timeless compositions to life. The collaboration between Avid Learning and esteemed cultural organizations guarantees a night of transcendent music. If you’re looking for upcoming concerts in Mumbai that offer a blend of history and art, this is an event not to miss.
2. CREATIVE ALGORITHMS: HOW TO ACE YOUR WRITING USING GENERATIVE AI
When: Saturday, 30th November 2024, 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM Where: Essar House, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai Tickets: Rs. 2500/-
The rise of Generative AI (GenAI) has transformed how we approach creativity, and this workshop dives deep into its potential. Led by Sapna Gupta, this masterclass focuses on enhancing business communication and creative writing skills using AI.
Participants will gain insights into structuring ideas, refining drafts, and tailoring content to various audiences. Whether you're crafting professional emails or brainstorming content strategies, this workshop offers actionable tools for everyday writing challenges.
For those interested in technology events in India, this session presents a valuable opportunity to learn how technology can augment creativity.
3. WARRIORS: AN EVENING OF MALLAKHAMB, KALARIPAYATTU, AND NEW AGE MUSIC
When: Saturday, 30th November 2024, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Where: Royal Opera House, Mumbai Tickets: Rs. 499/- onwards
Step into an immersive experience that brings together the ancient traditions of Mallakhamb and Kalaripayattu, paired with the evocative sounds of new-age music. Directed by Benjamin Knapton and featuring musician Donn Bhatt, this performance is a blend of athleticism and artistry.
This event celebrates India's rich cultural heritage while reimagining it for contemporary audiences. The unique fusion of traditional performing arts with modern music showcases the boundless potential of cross-genre collaboration.
For those seeking upcoming concerts or cultural events with a unique twist, this promises an evening of awe-inspiring creativity.
4. SPEAKING WITH NATURE: THE ORIGINS OF INDIAN ENVIRONMENTALISM
When: Thursday, 5th December 2024, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Where: Royal Opera House, Mumbai Tickets: Free
This thought-provoking book launch and panel discussion delve into the roots of Indian environmentalism. Highlighting pioneering figures like Rabindranath Tagore and J.C. Kumarappa, the event examines how their ideas laid the foundation for sustainable practices long before global movements gained traction.
In the context of current challenges such as urbanization and climate change, this discussion offers a vital perspective on India’s ecological legacy. The event invites literature enthusiasts and environmental advocates to engage in meaningful dialogue about the past and its relevance to today’s issues.
For fans of literature events in Mumbai, this is a compelling opportunity to deepen your understanding of the intersection between culture and environmental thought.
Why Attend Avid Learning Events?
These events highlight Avid Learning’s dedication to fostering dialogue and collaboration across disciplines. From the timeless appeal of opera to the practical application of AI in writing, each program offers a unique lens to explore culture, creativity, and innovation.
Attendees can look forward to enriching experiences that not only entertain but also inspire deeper thinking about art, technology, and society.
Tips for Booking and Attendance
Early Registration: Popular events like these tend to sell out quickly. Secure your spot by booking tickets well in advance.
Plan Your Visit: The Royal Opera House is a historic venue worth exploring. Arrive early to take in its architectural beauty before the events begin.
Networking Opportunities: Whether attending a concert, workshop, or panel discussion, these events are a great way to connect with like-minded individuals.
Stay Updated: Follow Avid Learning on social media for updates on future programs, including more upcoming concerts in Mumbai and technology events in India.
Avid Learning's Impact on Mumbai’s Cultural Scene
Avid Learning has consistently played a pivotal role in enriching Mumbai’s cultural landscape. Through partnerships with global and local organizations, it bridges the gap between tradition and innovation, offering audiences access to high-quality programming.
As the year winds down, these upcoming events serve as a testament to Avid Learning’s commitment to creating spaces where art, technology, and literature converge. Whether you’re a regular attendee or a first timer, these programs promise to leave a lasting impression.
Mark Your Calendars
Here’s a quick recap of the highlights:
Puccini Centenary: A tribute to the maestro of Italian opera on 29th November 2024.
Generative AI Workshop: Unlock your creative potential with AI tools on 30th November 2024.
Warriors Performance: Experience the synergy of ancient traditions and new-age music on 30th November 2024.
Speaking with Nature: A deep dive into India’s environmental legacy on 5th December 2024.
Whether you're drawn to the resonant notes of Puccini’s arias or curious about leveraging AI in your daily life, Avid Learning has something for everyone. These events not only celebrate creativity and innovation but also offer a chance to engage with Mumbai’s vibrant cultural fabric.
Secure your spot today and make the most of this inspiring lineup.
Website: https://avidlearning.in/
Contact: +919769937710
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uniquetyphoonmiracle · 9 months ago
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A pesar de lo que me hicieron o de la conspiración a la que fui sometido [que creo incluye mi propio padre por una serie de casualidades ..la mayor de todas que me fotografio con 15 años con el cd WHITHEY de la malograda WHITNEY HOUSTON como malograda fue su hija..cuando vino a MADRID con su gira EL MOMENTO DE LA VERDAD de 1987..o que me pusiera como subordinado al hermano del niño LAMA de GRANADA OSEL tras comprarse cd UN MUNDO SEPARADO POR EL MISMO DIOS de nacho CANO..o su 1ero en solitario tras el cd AIDALAI de MECANO dedicado al DALAI LAMA y que incluye J.C. habiendo lanzado el cd YA VIENE EL SOL..y el cual se puso junto en EL CAFE DE LOS ARTISTAS bajo la antigua catarata de la plaza de COLON de MADRID..o las fotos firmadas por JUAN CARLOS I y FELIPE VI en 1993, etc]..mi OBRA ES TAN DESCOMUNAL COMO CLARIFICADORA
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diarioelpepazo · 1 year ago
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J.C. Sulbarán lanzó pelota de dos hits durante cinco innings para guiar la clasificación de los suyos ante Puerto Rico JESÚS DAVID CASTELLANO Apoyados en una gran labor de Juan Carlos Sulbarán, los Curaçao Suns hicieron historia en apenas su segunda participación en una Serie del Caribe, clasificaron a seminales al blanquear y eliminar 2-0 este miércoles a los Criollos de Caguas de Puerto Rico. El abridor curazoleño con pasado en la LVBP, lanzó por espacio de cinco entradas en las que apenas permitió dos imparables, no otorgó boletos y ponchó a dos contrarios, para apuntarse su primera victoria del torneo (1-1) y dejar su efectividad en el torneo en 0.96. No obstante, la ofensiva curazoleña fue capaz de irse adelante haciendo las pequeñas cosas, con par de elevados de sacrificio; primero en el cuarto inning, obra de Juremi Profar que envió a Wladimir Balentien y luego en el noveno acto fue Didi Gregorius, quien hizo lo propio para traer a Darren Seferina a la registradora. De esta forma, con el rescate de Anthony Herrera; que lanzó un inning en blanco y sumó su segundo salvado de la Serie, Curaçao se une a Federales de Chiriquí, Tiburones de La Guaira y Tigres del Licey como los cuatro clasificados a semifinales. Destacando que, los dirigidos por Hainley Statia ya saben que lo harán como cuarto lugar, faltando conocer a los primeros tres sembrados. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Líder
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