#Robert Hassell III

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here's my dsm-5! why is it so blurry? these are all out of order but they're all favorites at this time in my life

thanks @ uptonil for the tag, i dunno who else to tag so whoever's up for it

top row:

birth of a new day - 2 8 1 4

98.12.28 Otokotachi no Wakare - fishmans

bish bosch - scott walker

musick to play in the dark - coil

heroes - david bowie

2nd:

remain in light - talking heads

another green world - brian eno

to bring you my love - pj harvey

heaven to a tortured mind - yves tumor

tin drum - japan

3rd:

spiderland - slint

music has the right to children - boards of canada

cenizas - nicolas jaar

etazhi - molchat doma

tago mago - can

as much again - kauf

4th:

hit vibes - saint pepsi

funkadelic - funkadelic

dummy - portishead

halcyon digest - deerhunter

head hunters - herbie hancock

grace - jeff buckley

5th:

horses - patti smith

velvet underground - the velvet underground

you want it darker - leonard cohen

esperanta - ryuichi sakamoto

brilliant trees - david sylvian

scott 3 - scott walker

stories from the city - pj harvey

set my heart on fire immediately - perfume genius

the rabbit that hunts tigers - yin yin

6th:

led zeppelin iii - led zeppelin

vernal equinox - jon hassell

treasure - cocteau twins

marquee moon - television

kofu ii - meitei

xiexie - celer

the kinspiral - panda rosa

deathconsciousness - have a nice life

no pussyfooting - brian eno/robert fripp

i put a spell on you - nina simone

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Illegal gaming sites shutdown in Rocky Mount 3 arrested on multiple felony charges

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. (WITN) – Rocky Mount Police say three people were arrested on six felony charges Tuesday after the execution of a search warrant at an illegal gaming site. It happened at G Vegas, located at 1268 and 1270 Independence Drive. During the execution of the search warrant, Police say they found the owner, George Brown III (42), Tamecia Pettaway (30), and Timquaysha Petteway (26) inside of the business and arrested and charged them with the following: Unlawful operation of any video gaming machine Unlawful promotion, operation, and conduction of a server-based electronic gaming promotion Possession of a game terminal with a display that simulates a game ordinarily played on a slot machine Unlawful operation of a machine or device to conduct a sweepstakes with an entertaining display, including the entry process or the reveal of a prize Unlawful operation to promote a sweepstakes through the use of an entertaining display, including the entry process or the reveal of a prize Unlawful operation of five or more machines Rocky Mount Police say they also charged them with a misdemeanor for possessing and operating any slot machine or device where the user can win money, credit, allowance or anything of value. All three were held on a $50,000 secured bond and were released from custody after they posted it. According to police, investigators seized the gaming equipment and $11,580 in U.S. Currency, and Chief Robert Hassell says that they will continue to investigation establishments suspected of operating illegal gaming and work to enforce North Carolina State Laws pertaining to illegal gaming establishments. Do you see something needing a correction? Email us! Copyright 2022 WITN. All rights reserved. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine

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TinCaps ReCap: Lake County 6, Fort Wayne 0

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TinCaps ReCap: Lake County 6, Fort Wayne 0

A season-high, sell-out crowd of 8,350 packed Parkview Field on the Fourth of July, but the Lake County Captains spoiled the party for the Fort Wayne TinCaps with a 6-0 win.

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Cult of Meow III.

Opening on September 7th, 2019 at Gristle Gallery in Brooklyn, New York is the group exhibition, “Cult of Meow III.”

Now in its third year, this show brings together both new and returning artists to celebrate the feline species.  "Cult of Meow III” features new work by Allison Bamcat, Robert Bowen, Jaclyn Brown, Catpainteer, Consuelo Carramiñana, Gigi Chen, Jennifer Davis, Defectivepudding (Christa Dippel), Dina DiCenso, Olivia Faust, Katie Gamb, Ellie Gill, Claudia Griesbach-Martucci, Annette Hassell, Gregory Jacobsen, Alexis Kandra, Gabrielle Kash, Victoria Le, L. Kelly Lyles, Grelin Machin, Michele Melcher, Hana Mulyati, Johannah O’Donnell, Lindsay Petrick, Carolina Seth, Deth P. Sun, and Sybiline.

The exhibition will be on view until December 7th, 2019.

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“Happy to start the new year with this lovely, introspective sound collage by Xenakiss aka Marie-Douce St-Jacques, half of Le fruit vert and multimedia artist from Montreal.”

Tracklist: 1. Nuno Canavarro – [Untitled] 2. Christian Fennesz – Shisheido 3. Igor Wakhevitch – Initiation 1e partie 4. Bernard Estardy – Tic tac nocturne 5. Egisto Macchi – Automaticita 6. Paul de Marinis - Fonetica Francese 7. Tara Cross – City limit 8. Jean-Michel Jarre – Eros Machine 9. John Carpenter – Talk on the couch 10. Laurie Spiegel - Modal Pieces (1983): III. A Myth 11. Robert Ashley - South (Campo Dei Fiori, Rome) (Sc. 22) 12. Yoshimi & Yuka – KoRoKoKoRo 'N Insects 13. Stéphane Laporte - Walkins 14. Clara Mondshine – Amazonenharfe 15. Roedelius – Goldregen 16. Terry Riley – In the summer 17. (Anonymous) - Child Play songs of Okinawa 18. Suzanne Cianni - Clean Room ITT TV Spot 19. György Ligeti (interprété par Pierre Charial, Françoise Terrioux, Jürgen Hocker)- Musica Ricercata - 7. Cantabile, Molto Legato 20. Jon Hassell - Dream Theory 21. Meredith Monk – Nota 22. Alain Peters – Maya 23. Quiet Sun - R.F.D.

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GUARDIANS -- George Valera, OF (No. 2/MLB No. 32): Valera drew the start for the AL in left field and quickly made a nice ranging play in the bottom of the first to rob Robert Hassell III of extra bases. That proved to be his only highlight, as he went 0-for-2 with a strikeout and a groundout. Jhonkensy Noel, 3B/OF (No. 13): Noel replaced Valera in left in the fourth and grounded out softly to short in his only at-bat, stranding runners on first and second with two outs in the top of the fifth.

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DU™️ #Repost @kennethjamesgibson ・・・ For your weekend listening: I did an ambient & experimental mix for @wearemachinemusic’s “Afterhours” mix series which dropped this week. The Mix features a lot of older material that has inspired me through the years and a few slightly more current pieces that I like quite a bit. Enjoy the sounds! Track list below & Link in the 🌲. Track list: 1. Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - rkba-1675,take one 2. Marcel Duchamp - The Creative Act Texas April 1957 3. Roedelius - Johanneslust 4. Steve Reich - Tehillim part I 5. Popol Vuh - Affenstunde 6. Stars Of The Lid - Adamord 7. Jóhann Jóhannsson - Non-Zero-Sum Game 8. Kenneth James Gibson - Small Triumphs And Deep Disappointments 9. Bernard Parmigiani - Le Temps Pour Soi 10. What Are Ghosts? 11. Electric Company - Cyclic Pee Matron 12. Jon Hassell & Brian Eno - Delta Rain Dream 13. Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - Sunrise 14. Arvo Pärt - Spiegel im Spiegel 15. Ennio Morricone - La Pace Interiore 16. Beach Boys - Wind Chimes (Takes 1-3) snippet 17. FFWD - The Orb & Robert Fripp - Lucky Saddle 18. Harold Budd & Brian Eno - Above Chiangmai 19. Kenneth James Gibson - Unblinded 20. Ennio Morricone - A Heart Beats In Space 21. Marcel Duchamp - Triage 78-63_63-78 22. Tangerine Dream - Sequent C 23. Daniel Lanois - Panorama 24. Stars Of The Lid - Dopamine Clouds Over Craven Cottage 25. Karlheinz Stockhausen - Kontakte, Struktur iii 26. Less Bells - Bird In Hand . . . . #ambient #ambientmusic #avantgarde #experimentalmusic #drone #brianeno #tangerinedream #marcelduchamp #enniomorricone #stevereich https://www.instagram.com/p/CdoxmPbvA2v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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6/18

Kanye West, ye; Klein, cc; Oneohtrix Point Never, Age Of; Ameel Brecht, Polygraph Heartbeat; Eyeless in Gaza, Drumming the Beating Heart; Orchestre tout puissant Marcel Duchamp, Sauvage formes; Élg, Vu Du Dôme; serpentwithfeet, soil; Torus, Descend in Chains; AL-90 & DX2OV, FUSE004; Thomas Bartlett & Nico Muhly, Peter Pears: Balinese Ceremonial Music; Witxes, Orients; Kuniyuki Takahashi, Early Tape Works (1986-1993) Volume 2; Drinks, Hippo Lite; Jon Hassell, Listening to Pictures (Pentimento Volume One); Jon Hassell, Vernal Equinox; Jon Hassell, Aka/Darbari/Java - Magic Realism; Kaada, Closing Statements; Bellchainedbodies, Drift; Seabuckthorn, A House With Too Much Fire; SOPHIE, Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides; Allison’s Gate, Sink or Swim; Smog, Red Apple Falls; Fog Lake / Euphoria Again, Fog Lake / Euphoria Again; Pablo’s Eye, Spring Break; Robert Haigh, Creatures of the Deep; Blu Jeen, Blu Jeen; Object Blue, Do You Plan to End a Siege?; A Q U A E, Tear Souvenir - Makeup removal; Many Rooms, There Is a Presence Here; Asher, Miniatures; Leon Vynehall, Nothing Is Still; Marisa Anderson, Cloud Corner; Varg, Nordic Flora Series Pt. 5: Crush; The Church, Priest = Aura; Toxe, Blinks; Graham Lambkin, No Better No Worse (Vol 2); Isabella Lovestory, Juguete; V/A, Welcome to Paradise Vol. III: Italian Dream House 90-94; Aylu, Walden; SSION, O; Skee Mask, Compro; Brett Naucke, The Mansion; Shygirl, Cruel Practice; Them Are Us Too, Amends; M. Geddes Gengras, Hawaiki Tapes; Dolphins Into the Future, Canto Arquipélago; Eartheater, Irisiri; Gemini Sisters, Gemini Sisters; Earn, Hell on Earth; Alex Zhang Hungtai, Divine Weight; Saint Abdullah, Ta Tash; Topdown Dialectic, Topdown Dialectic; Lori Scacco, Desire Loop

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Daily Prospect Notes: 9/2/21

Daily Prospect Notes: 9/2/21

These are notes on prospects from Tess Taruskin. Read previous installments of the Daily Prospect Notes here. Robert Hassell III, CF, San Diego PadresLevel & Affiliate: High-A Fort Wayne Age: 19 Org Rank: 4 (72 overall) FV: 50Line: 3-for-6, 3 HR, 3 K NotesOn Wednesday night, true to his name, Hassell worked in threes. In his third game since his promotion from Low-A (where he had the third most…

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TinCaps recap: Fort Wayne 3, Lansing 1

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TinCaps recap: Fort Wayne 3, Lansing 1

The Fort Wayne TinCaps downed the Lansing Lugnuts, 3-1, at Jackson Field in Lansing, Michigan, on Tuesday night.

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5 Steals of the 2020 MLB Draft - Top Bats

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Robert Hassell III, selected 8 overall by the San Diego Padres | Source: MLB.com

2020 was certainly an interesting year for the MLB draft to take place. While scouts had a few months in spring to study top prospects, they also had to rely on earlier player performances from seasons prior, once the COVID-19 virus hit the world.

In addition to that, it was announced in May that the draft will be reduced from 40 rounds to just 5. While boosting opportunity for some it was a big damper on the big league hopes of young stars nationwide.

With all of that being said, the show must go on. The draft went off without a hitch, and we are here to look at which teams were able to draft prospects that may have flown under the radar, but will soon be on our televisions playing in big league games.

Looking at it from a distance, this year’s draft may seem by-the-numbers, especially with top prospect Spencer Torkelson unsurprisingly going #1 to the Detroit Tigers.

Top 5 Notable Value Picks [a 2020 MLB Draft Review]

Here are five teams that got away with a steal, as well as one bonus team who took home the surprise of the MLB draft, according to us here at Batsmash.com!

Tyler Soderstrom – Pick 26 (Athletics)

Catcher | Turlock High School

Tyler Soderstrom is a standout player from the Central Valley of California – playing ball at Turlock High School. As one of a handful of high school players that were selected in the first round of this year’s draft, Soderstrom stands out among the pack.

While he is drafted to be a catcher, his athleticism has allowed him to play in the outfield and even 3rd base. He also is noted for his advanced bat skill with big pop when he makes contact.

Soderstrom has committed to playing college ball at UCLA, one of the premiere baseball programs in the NCAA. This should only help improve his already impressive skill set. 

Bryce Jarvis – Pick 18 (Diamondbacks)

RHP | Duke

Bryce James was a solid pick for the Diamondbacks because of his newly improved fastball (runs from 92-96 mph deep into starts) as well as his 4-pitch arsenal which is sure to keep opposing batters guessing.

Recommended read: Composite vs. Aluminum Bats

Just last year he was said to have put on 20 pounds of weight, adding velocity to his already dangerous fastball. While the spring was cut short, he showed great ability and improved control as he continued to improve his craft. 

Austin Martin – Pick 5 (Blue Jays)

OF/3B | Vanderbilt

It was a bit of a surprise that Martin was selected at 5 in the draft, as most draft boards had him being selected in the top 3, and for good reason. He has been called the best “pure hitter” in the draft, utilizing a lightning-fast swing that usually leads to hard contact.

Next, he is confident at the plate and is great at controlling the strike zone and using the entire field when collecting hits. With his advanced speed and experience excelling at many positions, the Blue Jays should be more than satisfied with their first-round pick.

Garrett Mitchell – Pick 20 (Brewers)

OF | UCLA

The Brewers were lucky to have Garrett Mitchell still on the board at pick 20, and wasted no time selecting their guy. With an inconsistent swing coming out of high school, Mitchell spent his time at UCLA perfecting it and hitting consistently in 2019 and 2020.

At 6’3” tall and sporting a strong frame, he has shown he is capable of huge power at the plate. He is also extremely fast and covers a lot of ground, making center field a logical landing spot. Mitchell is an especially inspiring player because he is a type 1 diabetic, but he has shown time and time again that this diagnosis does not hinder his game-changing talent and grit.

Jared Kelley – Pick 47 (White Sox)

RHP | Refugio High School

Jared Kelley is another high school prospect that made our list. He entered 2020 as the top high school prospect in the nation according to a large number of scouts. Kelley has a fastball that can reach speeds up to 98 mph, while also using an advanced change-up with fade and sink to keep hitters off-balance.

Looking for a baseball bat? We put the hard work in and found the best BBCOR bats here!

Before the draft, Kelley was projected to be chosen in the mid-1st round, but he fell into the 2nd round. The White Sox could not pass up the opportunity to pick a pitcher that they have said they view as a future top-of-rotation player.

Biggest Surprise 2020 MLB Draft: Heston Kjerstad – Pick 2 (Orioles)

OF | Arkansas

Kjerstad was an unlikely choice for the Orioles at the number 2 position in the draft, with many experts thinking he would be chosen later in the top 10. However, when looking more closely at his time at Arkansas, you can see why Baltimore fell in love with him.

In his Freshman year, Kjerstad broke Arkansas’ Freshman home run record with 14 and followed that up with 17 home runs in his Sophomore season. While his 2020 Junior season was cut short by the pandemic, he was putting up his best numbers yet.

The possible downsides to his game are his strikeout numbers due to being aggressive at the plate, as well as average speed for his position. Time will tell if the Orioles surprise number 2 pick will pay off, but there is certainly compelling evidence he will be a formidable pro for years to come.

Thank you for reading our MLB 2020 Draft review – if you enjoyed, please share on social media. Who was your favorite steal of this year’s draft?

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MLB Draft tracker 2020: Live results, complete picks list for Rounds 1-5 in baseball draft

The Show must go on.

Not a single inning of professional baseball has yet to be played in 2020, and who knows when first pitch for the 2020 season might come. That doesn’t mean, though, that the 2020 MLB Draft is on hold.

This year’s draft was originally set to undergo some serious changes, the primary change heading from MLB Network Studios in Secaucus, N.J. to Omaha, Neb., just a few days before the start of the College World Series. 

MORE MLB DRAFT 2020: Mock draft | Slot values | Pool money by team

Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic drastically altered plans for the 2020 and 2021 drafts. This year, the amount of rounds in the draft have been slashed from 40 to just five, with next year’s installment featuring just 20 rounds total. Between the coronavirus and the hacking of some minor league teams, 

This year, Arizona State’s Spencer Torkelson is expected to go No. 1 overall to the Tigers, with Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin and Texas A&M’s Asa Lacy expected to round out the top three.

Sporting News will be tracking every pick from Wednesday night’s draft below. Follow below for up-to-the-minute updates and more from the 2020 MLB Draft.

JUMP TO ROUND: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

MLB Draft tracker 2020: Live picks, results from Rounds 1-5

Round 1 of the 2020 MLB Draft starts Wednesday, June 10 at 7 p.m. ET. Updates will begin then.

Pick Team Player Position School 1. Detroit Tigers Spencer Torkelson 3B Arizona State 2. Baltimore Orioles Heston Kjerstad OF Arkansas 3. Miami Marlins Max Meyer RHP Minnesota 4. Kansas City Royals Asa Lacy LHP Texas A&M 5. Toronto Blue Jays Austin Martin SS Vanderbilt 6. Seattle Mariners Emerson Hancock RHP Georgia 7. Pittsburgh Pirates Nick Gonzales SS New Mexico State 8. San Diego Padres Robert Hassell III OF Independence High School (Tennessee) 9. Colorado Rockies Zac Veen OF  Spruce Creek High School (Florida) 10. Los Angeles Angels Reid Detmers LHP Louisville 11. Chicago White Sox Garrett Crotchet LHP Tennessee 12. Cincinnati Reds Austin Hendrick OF West Allegheny High School (Pennsylvania) 13. San Francisco Giants Patrick Bailey C NC State 14. Texas Rangers Justin Foscue 2B Mississippi State 15. Philadelphia Phillies Mick Abel RHP Jesuit High School (Oregon) 16. Chicago Cubs Ed Howard SS Mount Carmel High School (Illinois) 17. Boston Red Sox Nick Yorke 2B Archbishop Mitty High School (California) 18. Arizona Diamondbacks Jarvis Bryce RHP Duke 19. New York Mets Pete Crow-Armstrong OF Harvard-Westlake School (California) 20. Milwaukee Brewers Garrett Mitchell OF UCLA 21. St. Louis Cardinals Jordan Walker 3B Decatur High School (Georgia) 22. Washington Nationals Cade Cavalli RHP Oklahoma 23. Cleveland Indians Carson Tucker SS Mountain Pointe High School (Arizona) 24. Tampa Bay Rays Nick Bitsko RHP Central Bucks High School East (Pennsylvania) 25. Atlanta Braves Jared Shuster LHP Wake Forest 26. Oakland A’s Tyler Soderstrom C Turlock High School (California) 27. Minnesota Twins Aaron Sabato 1B UNC 28. New York Yankees Austin Wells C Arizona 29. Los Angeles Dodgers Bobby Miller RHP Louisville

Competitive Balance Round A Pick Team Player Position School 30. Baltimore Orioles Jordan Westburg SS Mississippi State 31. Pittsburgh Pirates Carmen Mlodzinski RHP South Carolina 32. Kansas City Royals Nick Loftin SS Baylor 33. Arizona Diamondbacks Slade Cecconi RHP Miami 34. San Diego Padres Justin Lange RHP Llano High School (Texas) 35. Colorado Rockies Drew Romo C The Woodlands High School (Texas) 36. Cleveland Indians Tanner Burns RHP Auburn 37. Tampa Bay Rays (via St. Louis) Alika Williams SS Arizona State

Rounds 2-5 of the 2020 MLB Draft take place on Thursday, June 11.

Pick Team Player Position School ​38. Detroit Tigers — — — 39. Baltimore Orioles — — — 40. Miami Marlins — — — 41. Kansas City Royals — — — 42. Toronto Blue Jays — — — 43. Seattle Mariners — — — 44. Pittsburgh Pirates — — — 45. San Diego Padres — — — 46. Colorado Rockies — — — 47. Chicago White Sox — — — 48. Cincinnati Reds — — — 49. San Francisco Giants — — — 50. Texas Rangers — — — 51. Chicago Cubs — — — 52. New York Mets — — — 53. Milwaukee Brewers — — — 54. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 55. Washington Nationals — — — 56. Cleveland Indians — — — 57. Tampa Bay Rays — — — 58. Oakland A’s — — — 59. Minnesota Twins — — — 60. Los Angeles Dodgers — — —

Competitive Balance Round B Pick Team Player Position School 61. Miami Marlins — — — 62. Detroit Tigers — — — 63. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 64. Seattle Mariners — — — 65. Cincinnati Reds — — — 66. Los Angeles Dodgers — — — Free-agent compensatory picksPick Team Player Position School 67. San Francisco Giants — — — 68. San Francisco Giants — — — 69. New York Mets — — — 70. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 71. Washington Nationals — — — 72. Houston Astros — — — Pick Team Player Position School 73. Detroit Tigers — — — 74. Baltimore Orioles — — — 75. Miami Marlins — — — 76. Kansas City Royals — — — 77. Toronto Blue Jays — — — 78. Seattle Mariners — — — 79. Pittsburgh Pirates — — — 80. San Diego Padres — — — 81. Colorado Rockies — — — 82. Los Angeles Angels — — — 83. Chicago White Sox — — — 84. Cincinnati Reds — — — 85. San Francisco Giants — — — 86. Texas Rangers — — — 87. Philadelphia Phillies — — — 88. Chicago Cubs — — — 89. Boston Red Sox — — — 90. Arizona Diamondbacks — — — 91. New York Mets — — — 92. Milwaukee Brewers — — — 93. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 94. Washington Nationals — — — 95. Cleveland Indians — — — 96. Tampa Bay Rays — — — 97. Atlanta Braves — — — 98. Oakland Athletics — — — 99. New York Yankees — — — 100. Los Angeles Dodgers — — — 101. Houston Astros — — — Pick Team Player Position School 102. Detroit Tigers — — — 103. Baltimore Orioles — — — 104. Miami Marlins — — — 105. Kansas City Royals — — — 106. Toronto Blue Jays — — — 107. Seattle Mariners — — — 108. Pittsburgh Pirates — — — 109. San Diego Padres — — — 110. Colorado Rockies — — — 111. Los Angeles Angels — — — 112. Chicago White Sox — — — 113. Cincinnati Reds — — — 114. San Francisco Giants — — — 115. Texas Rangers — — — 116. Philadelphia Phillies — — — 117. Chicago Cubs — — — 118. Boston Red Sox — — — 119. Arizona Diamondbacks — — — 120. New York Mets — — — 121. Milwaukee Brewers — — — 122. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 123. Washington Nationals — — — 124. Cleveland Indians — — — 125. Tampa Bay Rays — — — 126. Atlanta Braves — — — 127. Oakland Athletics — — — 128. Minnesota Twins — — — 129. New York Yankees — — — 130. Los Angeles Dodgers — — — 131. Houston Astros — — — Pick Team Player Position School 132. Detroit Tigers — — — 133. Baltimore Orioles — — — 134. Miami Marlins — — — 135. Kansas City Royals — — — 136. Toronto Blue Jays — — — 137. Seattle Mariners — — — 138. Pittsburgh Pirates — — — 139. San Diego Padres — — — 140. Colorado Rockies — — — 141. Los Angeles Angels — — — 142. Chicago White Sox — — — 143. Cincinnati Reds — — — 144. San Francisco Giants — — — 145. Texas Rangers — — — 146. Philadelphia Phillies — — — 147. Chicago Cubs — — — 148. Boston Red Sox — — — 149. Arizona Diamondbacks — — — 150. New York Mets — — — 151. Milwaukee Brewers — — — 152. St. Louis Cardinals — — — 153. Washington Nationals — — — 154. Cleveland Indians — — — 155. Tampa Bay Rays — — — 156. Atlanta Braves — — — 157. Oakland Athletics — — — 158. Minnesota Twins — — — 159. Los Angeles Dodgers — — — 160. Houston Astros — — —

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Characters in the movie: “Jobs”

Jobs is a 2013 American biographical drama film based on the life of Steve Jobs, from 1974 while a student at Reed College to the introduction of the iPod in 2001. It is directed by Joshua Michael Stern, written by Matt Whiteley, and produced by Stern and Mark Hulme. Steve Jobs is portrayed by Ashton Kutcher, with Josh Gad as Apple Computer's co-founder Steve Wozniak. Jobs was chosen to close the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

Who’s Who in the film?

Apple Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs:  Steven Paul Jobs is widely recognized as a pioneer of the microcomputer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s, along with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Jobs was born in San Francisco, California and put up for adoption. He was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area.

JOBS WAS AWARDED OVER 450 PATENTS AS HE REVOLUTIONIZED SIX MAJOR INDUSTRIES

Steve Jobs’ ability to visualize, conceptualize and deliver path breaking products through his team and companies took the world aback and made everyone take notice. During his lifetime of work as a creative entrepreneur he focused on the “look and feel“ of his products and aspired for perfection in design. He was awarded close to 450 patents ranging from computers, touch based interfaces, keyboards, portables to staircases, clasps and sleeves. Along the way he revolutionized six industries: personal computers, animated movies, music, phones, tablet computing and digital publishing.

Read more about Steve Jobs: https://learnodo-newtonic.com/steve-jobs-achievements  

Josh Gad as Steve Wozniak:  Stephen Gary "Woz" Wozniak is an American inventor, electronics engineer, programmer, philanthropist, and technology entrepreneur. In 1976 he co-founded Apple Inc., which later became the world's largest information technology company by revenue and largest company in the world by market capitalization. He and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs are widely recognized as two prominent pioneers of the personal computer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s.

Lukas Haas as Daniel Kottke: Daniel Kottke was a college friend of Steve Jobs and one of the first employees of Apple Inc.

Victor Rasuk as Bill Fernandez: Bill Fernandez is a user-interface architect and inventor who was Apple Computer's first employee when after incorporated in 1977 and is, overall, Apple employee #4. He is the son of Judge Bill Fernandez and Bambi Fernandez (both Stanford University graduates). He worked on both the Apple I and Apple II personal computers, and in the 1980s was a member of the Apple Macintosh development team. He contributed to several user interface aspects of the classic Mac OS, QuickTime and HyperCard and owns a user interface patent granted in 1994. He is also credited with introducing fellow Homestead High School student Steve Jobs to his friend (and Homestead alumn) Steve Wozniak. Eddie Hassell as Chris Espinosa: Chris Espinosa is a senior employee of Apple Inc., officially employee number 8. Having joined the company at the age of fourteen in 1976 when it was still housed in Steve Jobs' parents' garage, writing software manuals and coding after school, he is the company's current and all-time longest-serving employee. Ron Eldard as Rod Holt: Frederick Rodney Holt is an American computer engineer and political activist. He is Apple employee #5, and developed the unique power supply for the 1977 Apple II. 

Nelson Franklin as Bill Atkinson: Bill Atkinson is an American computer engineer and photographer. Atkinson worked at Apple Computer from 1978 to 1990. Atkinson was the principal designer and developer of the graphical user interface (GUI) of the Apple Lisa and, later, one of the first thirty members of the original Apple Macintosh development team, and was the creator of the ground-breaking MacPaint application, which fulfilled the vision of using the computer as a creative tool. He also designed and implemented QuickDraw, the fundamental toolbox that the Lisa and Macintosh used for graphics.

Elden Henson as Andy Hertzfeld: Andy Hertzfeld is an American computer scientist and inventor who was a member of the original Apple Macintosh development team during the 1980s. After buying an Apple II in January 1978, he went to work for Apple Computer from August 1979 until March 1984, where he was a designer for the Macintosh system software. Since leaving Apple, he has co-founded three companies: Radius in 1986, General Magic in 1990, and Eazel in 1999. In 2002, he helped Mitch Kapor promote open source software with the Open Source Applications Foundation. Hertzfeld worked at Google from 2005 to 2013, where in 2011 he was the key designer of the Circles user interface in Google+.

Lenny Jacobson as Burrell Smith: Burrell Carver Smith is an American engineer who, while working at Apple Computer, designed the motherboard (digital circuit board) for the original Macintosh. He was Apple employee #282, and was hired in February 1979, initially as an Apple II service technician. He also designed the motherboard for Apple's LaserWriter.

Giles Matthey as Jony Ive:  Jony Ive is one of the world’s most esteemed industrial designers and has worked on products, including a wide range of Macs, the iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and more. He also had a hand in designing the company’s “spaceship” Apple Park campus and establishing the look and feel of Apple retail stores.

Dermot Mulroney as Mike Markkula: Armas Clifford "Mike" Markkula Jr. is an American electrical engineer, businessman and investor. He was an angel investor and second CEO of Apple Computer, Inc., providing early critical funding and managerial support. Markkula was introduced to Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak when they were looking for funding to manufacture the Apple II personal computer they had developed, after having sold some units of the first version of this computer, the Apple I. With his guidance and funding, Apple ceased to be a partnership and was incorporated as a company.

Matthew Modine as John Sculley: John Sculley III (born April 6, 1939) is an American businessman, entrepreneur and investor in high-tech startups. Sculley was vice-president (1970–1977) and president of Pepsi-Cola (1977–1983), until he became chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple Inc. on April 8, 1983, a position he held until leaving in 1993. In May 1987, Sculley was named Silicon Valley's top-paid executive, with an annual salary of US$10.2 million.Sales at Apple increased from $800 million to $8 billion under Sculley's management.

J. K. Simmons as Arthur Rock: Arthur Rock is an American businessman and investor. Based in Silicon Valley, California, he was an early investor in major firms including Intel, Apple Computer, Scientific Data Systems and Teledyne.

Kevin Dunn as Gil Amelio: Gilbert Frank Amelio is an American technology executive. Amelio worked at Bell Labs, Fairchild Semiconductor, and the semiconductor division of Rockwell International but is best remembered as a CEO of National Semiconductor and Apple Inc.

Brett Gelman as Jef Raskin: Jef Raskin was an American human–computer interface expert best known for conceiving and starting the Macintosh project at Apple in the late 1970s.

Family John Getz as Paul Jobs. Steve Jobs father. 

See: https://allaboutstevejobs.com/bio/key_people/paul_jobs

Lesley Ann Warren as Clara Jobs. Steve Jobs mother. See: https://g.co/kgs/AC8BCR

Abby Brammell as Laurene Powell Jobs: Laurene Powell Jobs has become an influential and formidable presence in the investing world. And she ranks among the richest women in the world, with a net worth of $21.3 billion, according to Forbes. Upon her husband's death in 2011, Powell Jobs inherited his fortune — primarily shares of Apple and Disney.

Ahna O'Reilly as Chrisann Brennan: Chrisann Brennan is an American painter and writer who wrote the autobiography The Bite in the Apple about her relationship with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. They had one child, Lisa Brennan-Jobs.

Annika Bertea as Lisa Brennan-Jobs (adult) Ava Acres as Lisa Brennan (child)

Other James Woods as Jack Dudman:  Jack Dudman was a much-loved math professor and later dean of students at nearby Reed College.

David Denman as Al Alcorn: Allan Alcorn is an American pioneering engineer and computer scientist best known for creating Pong, one of the first video games.

Brad William Henke as Paul Terrell:  Paul Terrell: Owned local computer store and was an original investor in Jobs and Wozniak’s very first big idea.

Robert Pine as Edgar S. Woolard, Jr.: Edgar S. Woolard Jr. is an American businessman. He was chairman and chief executive officer of DuPont from 1989 to 1995.

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Borradores de la Liga Nacional: Selecciones e información adicional

Aquí está la lista de las selecciones de cada equipo de la Liga Nacional en las cinco rondas (más las selecciones de emparejamiento de compensación de agente libre y las dos Rondas de equilibrio competitivo) del borrador 2020. Se incluye información sobre el precio de las máquinas tragamonedas y, si está disponible, el monto de la bonificación del jugador, así como el grupo de gasto de bonificación en borrador total de cada club. Si un jugador no firma con el equipo, el precio del tragamonedas adjunto al punto de draft del jugador se elimina del grupo del equipo. Exceder el límite del grupo de draft en un 10 por ciento o menos del valor del pool le costará al equipo un impuesto del 75 por ciento sobre el excedente, así como la pérdida de una futura selección de primera ronda si exceden el pool entre un 5-10 por ciento. Se aplica un impuesto del 100 por ciento sobre el excedente si un equipo excede su grupo en más del 10 por ciento del valor total del grupo, con multas de selección más altas: una futura selección de primera y segunda ronda si el gasto adicional de un equipo cae entre 10-15 por ciento del límite del grupo y dos selecciones futuras de primera ronda si el grupo supera en más del 15 por ciento. No es necesario decir que sería impactante si algún equipo superara el umbral del cinco por ciento, aunque superar el límite del grupo en un 0-5 por ciento no es infrecuente. Para mayor referencia, aquí está el resumen de los borradores de firmas para los equipos de la Liga Americana. Estas listas se actualizarán con frecuencia a medida que más jugadores firmen antes de la fecha límite del 1 de agosto, ¡así que mantenga las publicaciones marcadas para futuras actualizaciones! Bravos (grupo de draft de $ 4,127,800) Jared Shuster, 1.a ronda, 25 en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,740,300 (firmado por $ 2,197,500) Jesse Franklin, 3-97. Valor de la ranura: $ 599.1K (firmado por $ 497.5K) Spencer Strider, 4-126. Valor de la ranura: $ 451.8K (firmado por $ 451.8K) Bryce Elder, 5-156. Valor de la ranura: $ 336.6K (firmado por $ 850K) Gasto total: $ 3,996,800 Cerveceros (grupo de proyectos de $ 6,078,300) Garrett Mitchell, primera ronda, vigésimo general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3,242,900 Freddy Zamora, 2-53. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,370,400 (firmado por $ 1.15MM) Zavier Warren, 3-92. Valor de la ranura: $ 637.6K (firmado) Joey Wiemer, 4-121. Valor de la ranura: $ 473.7K (firmado por $ 150K) Hayden Cantrelle, 5-151. Valor de la ranura: $ 353.7K (firmado por $ 300K) Cardenales ($ 7,901,100 draft pool) Jordan Walker, primera ronda, 21º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3,132,300 (firmado por $ 2.9MM) Masyn Winn, 2-54. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,338,500 (firmado por $ 2.1MM) Tink Por lo tanto, Competitivo Balance B ronda, 63 en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,076,300 (firmado por $ 1,115,000) Alec Burleson, ronda de compensación de agente libre, 70º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 906.8K (firmado por $ 700K) Levi Prater, 3-93. Valor de la ranura: $ 627.9K (firmado por $ 575K) Ian Bedell, 4-122. Valor de la ranura: $ 469K (firmado por $ 800K) LJ Jones IV, 5-152. Valor de la ranura: $ 350.3K (firmado por $ 100K) Total gastado: $ 8.29MM. Los cardenales pagarán $ 291,675 en impuestos por excedente por exceder el límite del proyecto de grupo. Cachorros (grupo de draft de $ 6,721,600) Ed Howard, 1ª ronda, 16º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3,745,500 (firmado por $ 3.75MM) Burl Carraway, 2-51. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,436,900 (firmado por $ 1.05MM) Jordan Nwogu, 3-88. Valor de la ranura: $ 678.6K Luke Little, 4-117. Valor de la ranura: $ 492.7K (firmado por $ 492.7K) Koen Moreno, 5-147. Valor de la ranura: $ 367.9K (firmado por $ 900K) Diamondbacks (grupo de draft de $ 7,184,900) Bryce Jarvis, primera ronda, 18º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3,481,300 (firmado por $ 2.65MM) Slade Cecconi, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 33º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,202,200 Liam Norris, 3-90. Valor de la ranura: $ 657.6K (firmado por $ 800K) A.J. Vukovich, 4-119. Valor de la ranura: $ 483K (firmado por $ 1.25MM) Brandon Pfaadt, 5-149. Valor de la ranura: $ 360.8K (firmado por $ 100K) Dodgers (grupo de draft de $ 5,928,400) Bobby Miller, primera ronda, 29º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,424,600 (firmado por $ 2.2MM) Landon Knack, 2-60. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,157,400 (firmado por $ 715K) Clayton Beeter, Balance Competitivo Ronda B, 66º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,003,300 (firmado) Jake Vogel, 3-100. Valor de la ranura: $ 581.6K (firmado por $ 1,622,500) Carson Taylor, 4-130. Valor de la ranura: $ 434.3K (firmado por $ 400K) Gavin Stone, 5-159. Valor de la ranura: $ 327.2K (firmado por $ 100K) Gigantes (grupo de draft de $ 9,231,800) Patrick Bailey, primera ronda, 13º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,197,300 (firmado por $ 3.8MM) Casey Schmitt, 2-49. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,507,600 (firmado por $ 1,147,500) Nick Swiney, ronda de compensación de agente libre, 67º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 976.7K (firmado por $ 1.2MM) Jimmy Glowenke, ronda de compensación de agente libre, 68º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 953.1K (firmado por $ 600K) Kyle Harrison, 3-85. Valor de la ranura: $ 710.7K (firmado por $ 2.5MM) R.J. Dabovich, 4-114. Valor de la ranura: $ 507.4K Ryan Murphy, 5-144. Valor de la ranura: $ 379K (firmado por $ 25K) Marlins (grupo de draft de $ 12,016,900) Max Meyer, primera ronda, tercera general. Valor de la ranura: $ 7,221,200 (firmado por $ 6.7MM) Daxton Fulton, 2-40. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,856,700 Kyle Nicolas, Balance Competitivo Ronda B, 61º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,129,700 Zach McCambley, 3-75. Valor de la ranura: $ 831.1K Jake Eder, 4-104. Valor de la ranura: $ 560K Kyle Hurt, 5-134. Valor de la ranura: $ 418.2K Mets (fondo de draft de $ 7,174,700) Pete Crow-Armstrong, 1ª ronda, 19º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3,359,000 (firmado por $ 3,359,000) J.T. Ginn, 2-52. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,403,200 (firmado por $ 2.9MM) Isaiah Greene, ronda de compensación de agente libre, 69º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 929.8K (firmado por $ 850K) Anthony Walters, 3-91. Valor de la ranura: $ 647.3K (firmado por $ 20K) Matthew Dyer, 4-120. Valor de la ranura: $ 478.3K (firmado por $ 350K) Eric Orze, 5-150. Valor de la ranura: $ 357.1K (firmado por $ 20K) Total gastado: $ 7,499,000. Los Mets pagarán $ 243,225 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de borrador del grupo. Nacionales (grupo de reclutamiento de $ 6,647,700) Cade Cavalli, 1ª ronda, 22º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 3.027MM (firmado por $ 3.027MM) Cole Henry, 2-55. Valor de la ranura: $ 1.307MM (firmado por $ 2MM) Samuel Infante, ronda de compensación de agente libre, 71º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 884.2K (firmado por $ 1MM) Holden Powell, 3-94. Valor de la ranura: $ 618.2K (firmado por $ 500K) Brady Lindsly, 4-123. Valor de la ranura: $ 464.5K (firmado por $ 20K) Mitchell Parker, 5-153. Valor de la ranura: $ 346.8K (firmado por $ 100K) Gasto total: $ 6,647,000 Padres (fondo de $ 10,674,000) Robert Hassell III, primera ronda, octavo en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 5,176,900 (firmado por $ 4.3MM) Justin Lange, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 34º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,148,100 (firmado por $ 2MM) Owen Caissie, 2-45. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,650,200 (firmado por $ 1,200,004) Cole Wilcox, 3-80. Valor de la ranura: $ 767.8K (firmado por $ 3.3MM) Levi Thomas, 4-109. Valor de la ranura: $ 533K (firmado por $ 80K) Jagger Haynes, 5-139. Valor de la ranura: $ 398K (firmado por $ 300K) Total gastado: $ 11,180,004. Padres pagará $ 379,503 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de proyecto de grupo. Filis (fondo común de $ 5,444,200) Piratas (grupo de draft de $ 11,154,500) Nick Gonzales, primera ronda, séptimo general. Valor de la ranura: $ 5,432,400 (firmado por $ 5,432,400) Carmen Mlodzinski, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 31º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,312,000 (firmado por $ 2.05MM) Jared Jones, 2-44. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,689,500 (firmado por $ 2.2MM) Nick García, 3-79. Valor de la ranura: $ 780.4K (firmado por $ 1.2MM) Jack Hartman, 4-108. Valor de la ranura: $ 538.2K (firmado por $ 60K) Logan Hofmann, 5-138. Valor de la ranura: $ 402K (firmado por $ 125K) Gasto total: $ 11,067,400 Rojos (grupo de draft de $ 8,552,100) Austin Hendrick, 1ª ronda, 12º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,366,400 (firmado por $ 4MM) Christian Roa, 2-48. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,543,600 (firmado por $ 1,543,600) Jackson Miller, Balance Competitivo Ronda B, 104º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,025,100 Bryce Bonnin, 3-84. Valor de la ranura: $ 721.9K (firmado por $ 700K) Mac Wainwright, 4-113. Valor de la ranura: $ 512.4K (firmado por $ 512.4K) Joe Boyle, 5-143. Valor de la ranura: $ 382.7K (firmado por $ 500K) Total gastado: Rockies (grupo de draft de $ 10,339,700) Zac Veen, primera ronda, noveno general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,949,100 (firmado por $ 5MM) Drew Romo, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 35º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,095,800 (firmado por $ 2,095,800) Chris McMahon, 2-46. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,617,400 (firmado por $ 1,637,400) Sam Weatherly, 3-81. Valor de la ranura: $ 755.3K (firmado por $ 755.3K) Caso Williams, 4-110. Valor de la ranura: $ 527.8K (firmado por $ 450K) Jack Blomgren, 5-140. Valor de la ranura: $ 394.3K (firmado por $ 394.3K) Gasto total: $ 10,332,800

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