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Шукурулло Хабибуллаевич Бабаев () — узбекский государственный деятель, хоким Ташкентской области (2016—2017).

Биография
В 1976 поступил в Белгородский технологический институт (БГТУ им. В. Г. Шухова). До 1990 года был главным инженером и начальником Бекабадского монтажного управления «Металлургмонтаж». В 1990 году стал председателем исполнительного комитета народных депутатов Ташкентской области. В 1992 году стал первым заместителем хокима города Бекабад Ташкентской области. До 2002 года был ведущим консультантом и исполняющим обязанности руководителя группы по работе с регионами организационно-кадровой службы аппарата президента Республики Узбекистан. В 2002 году стал хокимом города Чирчик Ташкентской области. В 2010 году занимал должность заместителя управляющего треста «Алмалыкметаллургстрой». В 2011 году был главным инженером управления капитального строительства .В 2011 году стал начальником управления капитального строительства. В 2014 стал директором Джизакского цементного завода АО АГМК. В 2014 был начальником управления капитального строительства (УКС) АО АГМК. В 2016 году стал Директором дирекции строящегося в городе Ангрен «Завода резинотехнических изделий».

12 августа 2016 году указом президента Узбекистана Ислама Каримова Шукурулло Хабибуллаевич назначен исполняющим обязанности хокима Ташкентской области, а 15 декабря утверждён в должности. Он был хокимом Ташкентской области до 30 октября 2017 года.

21 января 2017 года избран членом Сената Парламента Узбекистана.

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Maison Saint-Gabriel is a museum and historic site that openedin 1966. This 300-year-old building, located in Montréal's Pointe-Sainte-Charles district, is one of the finest examples of the traditional architecture of New France.
The House of Commons is the centre of political power in Canada. The prime minister and his or her Cabinet	receive their authority through the confidence of the House. It is an institution steeped in tradition and history. In recent years, Question Period has been televised, opening the political process to Canadians. Much of what the public sees is the rancorous debate and partisan bickering among political parties but the House of Commons is also where most government legislation is introduced, and where Members of Parliament	meet to debate policy, vote on key legislation, and hold the government to account.
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In 1813, during the WAR OF 1812, construction of a vast military complex was undertaken. Insufficient maintenance reduced Chambly to a dilapidated condition, and it was abandoned in 1851. Private restoration in 1882-83 preserved the site, which became Fort Chambly National Historic Park in 1921.
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Bar U Ranch, officially known as the North West Cattle Company, was founded in 1882 in the southern foothills of the Rocky Mountains, in what would become the province of Alberta. Nicknamed "Bar U" after the shape of its cattle brand, the ranch was one of the largest of the ranches dominating the prairies in the late 1800s. In the early 1990s, Parks Canada bought Bar U with the aim of turning it into a public place commemorating Canada's ranching history. The Bar U Ranch National Historic Site opened in July 1995.
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Q: A small inline graphic Let's say I have the following text (a part of a paragraph):
hello world

I want to be able to typeset a small star/smiley/whatever graphic in between these two words. This graphic should of course be treated like a regular word, in the sense that we get proper spacing around it, just like for regular words.
The graphic should preferably be written right there in some MetaPost/PSTricks-like code, but I can also accept that I have to include it through an external PDF file.
How can I do this?
Edit: Come to think about it, I guess what I may be asking for is a way to create a new character, without actually having to mess with font-related stuff.

A: Simply draw the graphic or include a graphic. Pstricks should work fine, or tikz:
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Simon Eder, född 23 februari 1983 i Zell am See, är en österrikisk skidskytt.

Eder har tränats av sin far Alfred Eder. Han har hållit på med skidskytte sedan 1995 och varit med i det österrikiska landslaget sedan 1998. Hans internationella karriär började 2002 under junior-VM i Ridnaun, där han vann guld i distans. Vid junior-EM i Forni Avoltri 2003 vann han guld i sprint och silver i jaktstart. Han gjorde sin första världscuptävling 18 januari 2003 men tog sig inte i mål.

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By Erin Wayman 8 hours ago
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Primordial soup lives again
Newly analyzed vials hosted contents of an experiment testing whether life could originate in a volcano's local environment.
By Laura Sanders
After decades of languishing in a cardboard box, unanalyzed vials from a famous chemistry experiment have been brought back to the lab, revealing new clues to the beginnings of life on Earth.
OLD DATA, NEW FINDINGS Jeffrey Bada holds original samples from Stanley Miller's famous 1953 primordial soup experiment. Bada and his colleagues used the samples to build on Miller's work about the origins of life. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
MMM…MMM…LIFE Primordial soup is still good after 55 years. A new study suggests that life may have originated in localized regions around a volcanic explosion. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
Over 50 years ago, Stanley Miller, then a 23-year-old graduate student, conducted an experiment that is now a staple of biology. Miller and his adviser, Nobel laureate Harold Urey, showed that amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, could be made from a cocktail of basic precursors, the so-called primordial soup.
A research team led by Miller's former graduate student Jeffrey Bada analyzed leftovers from a variation on this experiment. The researchers report in the Oct. 17 Science that remnants from an experiment conducted with a simulated volcanic environment contain an even larger number of biologically important amino acids.
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Urey and Miller re-created what they thought was the atmosphere of early Earth — a stew of methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water — and zapped the contents with an electric shock similar to lightning. After a night of sparking, the vial turned red, then yellow and finally brown, indicating the presence of compounds. Analyses confirmed the presence of a mixture of amino acids, which, at the time, many scientists thought were the basis of life.
"From the historical point of view, the Miller experiment transformed the study of the origin of life in the '50s into an important research field," says Pascale Ehrenfreund, an astrobiologist at GeorgeWashingtonUniversity in Washington, D.C.
Miller published his results in a brief, influential report in Science in 1953. Bada, a geochemist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif., reports his team's reanalysis of that experiment also in Science, 55 years later.
"This all began when Antonio Lazcano casually mentioned that Stanley had some unanalyzed vials left over from the '50s," Bada says. Lazcano, of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, is a coauthor on the latest Science report.
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Before Miller died last year, the contents of his lab, including laboratory experiments and notebooks, were moved to Bada's laboratory at Scripps. When Bada heard of the existence of the vials, he went back to his lab and began digging.
"We found these dusty Scotch-taped boxes, all carefully labeled. We were able to match the samples to Stanley's lab notebook. It was so typical of Stanley, so nonchalant," says Bada. Miller had described the volcanic experiment in notebooks, but never published the results.
Bada and lead author Adam Johnson, a biochemist at IndianaUniversity, Bloomington, noticed that some of the vials' contents were created in the presence of a stream of water vapor, which simulated the local environment of a volcano. The team carefully reconstituted the dried material in these vials, and analyzed the contents with modern techniques.
The team not only identified amino acids similar to the ones Miller reported in 1953 from the experiment without the steam jet, but also identified 10 types of amino acids not found in the original setup. Bada's team concludes that the infusion of a jet of steam creates a more diverse mixture of amino acids.
"Being able to analyze 50-year-old residues with new laboratory techniques and equipment is an exciting adventure," says Ehrenfreund.
While Miller's original results have been replicated many times over, some geobiologists today question the relevance of his findings. They argue that early Earth's environment was probably not like the unstable, reactive one Miller and Urey proposed. No one knows for sure, but most scientists today think it was milder than Miller and Urey's assumption. The new report in Science argues that global conditions may not have mattered, because volcanoes belch reactive gas and steam into the atmosphere, creating local conditions that could be conducive to life.
"The model is that you have these small pockets, volcanic hot spots," explains Bada, in which a volatile reducing atmosphere, one in which chemicals are more likely to react with one another, may have produced amino acids.
The team's reanalysis makes it plausible that a shallow tide pool tucked into the side of a volcano and a fortuitous bolt of lightning could have led to an abundance of amino acids.
"The local volcanic scenario is clearly more favorable for synthesis than the classical version of this experiment," explains Alan Schwartz, a scientist who studies the origins of life at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands.
Of course, the world has changed substantially since 1953. Questions about the origin of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA may take center stage today, but Miller's original experiment, and what it told the world about life's beginnings, has its place in history.
"I am sure that Stanley Miller would have been pleased by this report," says Schwartz.
Gustaf Arrhenius, a former colleague of Miller's at Scripps who also explores the beginnings of life, agrees. "Anybody would wish for himself to have a group of competent followers dedicated to examining the abandoned belongings of the past master and be lucky enough to be able to add to his legacy."
A version of this article appears in the November 8, 2008 issue of Science News.
Johnson, Adam P. et al. "The Miller Volcanic Spark Discharge Experiment," Science, October 16, 2008. DOI: 10.1126/science.1161527
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Laura Sanders is the neuroscience writer. She holds a Ph.D. in molecular biology from the University of Southern California.
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Series Preview: Greensboro Grasshoppers at Hickory Crawdads May 25-28
Greensboro Grasshoppers (Pittsburgh Pirates) (33-14, second place, South Atlantic League Northern Division)
Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (30-17, third place, South Atlantic League Northern Division)
Currently in third place, the Hickory Crawdads play an important series in the chase for the first-half Northern Division title with a four-game series against Greensboro.
WHERE IS IT?: 2500 Clement Blvd., 1 mile west of U.S. Hwy 321, near entrance to Hickory Airport.
GAME TIMES/ PROMOTIONS:
Saturday: Greensboro at Hickory, 6:30 p.m. ZOOperstars! appearance. Salute to Troops (active and former military received two free tickets, free parking)
Sunday: Greensboro at Hickory, 3:00 p.m. BirdZerk! appearance. Church Bulletin Sunday (Bring a church bulletin to the ticket office and receive a $6 ticket with $4 from each ticket donated back to the respective church),
Monday: Greensboro at Hickory, 6:30 p.m. Make-a-Difference Monday (Donate a pair of shoes to receive two free tickets to the game. Salute to Troops (active and former military received two free tickets)
Tuesday: Greensboro at Hickory, 6:30 p.m. Dollar Dog Tuesday ($1 hot dogs, dogs admitted for $1)
TICKETS: $9 tickets in advance, $10 at the gate. Children (12 and under) and seniors $8, $15 for VIP section.
The Crawdads swept a three-game series at Greensboro during the first road trip of the season. This is the first series at L.P. Frans with Greensboro as the affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates affiliation was with West Virginia from 2009 to 2018. During that stretch, the Power was 52-51 overall, 30-27 at L.P. Frans. The Pirates-affiliated Power won the season-series 12-7 a year ago, including an 8-5 mark at Hickory.
PROBABLES (Greensboro/ Hickory)
Saturday: RHP Osvaldo Bido vs. RHP Yerry Rodriguez
Sunday: RHP Colin Selby vs. RHP Hans Crouse
Monday: RHP Alex Manasa vs. RHP Ronny Henriquez
Tuesday: RHP Brad Case vs. RHP Cole Winn
ABOUT HICKORY
With 23 games left in the first half and the Crawdads 6.5 games behind first-place Delmarva and three in back of second-place Greensboro, this is probably a series Hickory needs to win in order to remain in the race for the first-half title. The Crawdads will close the first half with a seven-game trip to Greensboro and Delmarva.
Though they have lost just one series at home, Hickory has been pretty ordinary at home. The Crawdads are just 13-10 at L.P. Frans after a four-game split this week against Lexington. They are 7-7 over their last 14 at home.
Manager: Matt Hagen (2nd season)
Prospects – (team rankings are by MLB.com):
RHP Hans Crouse No.1 (No. 80 in top-100)
RHP Cole Winn No. 2
IF Jonathan Ornelas No. 18
3B Sherten Apostel No. 22
RHP Ronny Henriquez No. 30
Possible lineups: C: Matt Whatley (.182/.306/.231) or Melvin Novoa (.313/.365/.438); 1B Curtis Terry (.247/.308/.530); 2B Frainyer Chavez (.246/.338/.270); 3B Sherten Apostel (.229/.298/.353); SS Jonathan Ornelas (.310/.365/.462); LF: Pedro Gonzalez (.245/.304/.442); CF: Miguel Aparicio (.268/.333/.393); RF: Jose Almonte (.177/.219/.291)
SAL Rankings:
Individual Batting:
Curtis Terry – 1st doubles (20), 4th home runs (9), tied for 3rd RBI (35), 5th total bases, 5th slugging pct. (.530),
Pedro Gonzalez – Tied for 8th homers (7)
Jonathan Ornelas – 6th batting avg. (.310),
Matt Whatley – 6th walks, tied for 6th stolen bases (13)
Individual pitching:
Grant Anderson – Tied for 6th wins (4), tied for 10th games pitched (15)
Tim Brennan – Tied for 6th wins (4), 8th WHIP (1.01)
Scott Engler – Tied for 6th saves (4)
Yerry Rodriguez – Tied for 6th wins (4),
Team Batting:
Slash line (BA. OBP/ SLG/ OPS):.244 (5th)/ .311 (8th)/ .405 (2nd)/ .717 (3rd).
Other key rankings: 1st stolen bases, 2nd home runs, 3rd runs, 3rd triples, 3rd total bases, 11th doubles
Team Pitching:
2nd fewest hit batters, 3rd ERA (3.30), 3rd WHIP (1.17), 3rd fewest runs allowed, 3rd fewest home runs allowed, 4th fewest earned runs allowed, 4th fewest hits allowed.
WHO'S HOT
Hitting (Last 10 games): Miguel Aparicio (.333/.425/.545, 2 triples, 1 HR, 4 walks, 3 steals, 8 RBI); Sherten Apostel (.359/.381/.564, 3 doubles, 1 triple, 1 HR, 7 RBI); Melvin Novoa (.375/.412/.500, 1 double, 1 HR, 6 RBI)
Pitching (May): Scott Engler (7 games, 1.69 ERA, .145 OBA, 16 IP, 8 H, 3 BB, 27 K); Yerry Rodriguez (3 starts, 2.25 ERA, .161 OBA, 16 IP, 9 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 8 BB, 27 K).
ABOUT GREENSBORO:
Like Hickory, the Grasshoppers are trying to stay in the SAL Northern Division race and they will start this series 3.5 games behind first-place Delmarva. Greensboro is as hot as any team in all of pro baseball, as it comes to L.P. Frans with a nine-game winning streak. That streak continued as the Pirate-affiliated team swept four straight at their old haunts at West Virginia. Greensboro is 17-5 on the road and winners of six straight away from home.
Manager: Miguel Perez (1st season)
Prospects – Greensboro (rankings by MLB.com):
RHP Steven Jennings No. 12
SS Ji-Hwan Bae No. 15
OF Lolo Sanchez No. 16
Possible Lineups: C: Grant Koch (.228/.291/.366); 1B: Mason Martin (.251/.349/.545); 2B: Rodolfo Castro (.287/.335/.615) or Ji-Hwan Bae (.323/.382/.419); 3B: Patrick Dorrian (.237/.337/.435) or Michael Gretler (.192/.250/.231); SS: Rodolfo Castro or Ji-Hwan Bae LF: Fabricio Macias (.252/.311/.432); CF: Lolo Sanchez (.333/.413/.55); RF: Brett Kinneman (.152/.227/.290)
Rodolfo Castro – 2nd slugging (.615), 2nd OPS (.951), tied for 2nd home runs (12), tied for 4th total bases, tied for 6th RBI (32)
Brett Kinneman – 8th strikeouts
Fabricio Macias – Tied for 1st runs scored, tied for 5th caught stealing,
Mason Martin – 1st RBI (45), tied for 2nd home runs (12), tied for 2nd strikeouts, 3rd total bases, 3rd slugging (.545), 5th OPS (.894), tied for 9th runs scored, tied for 9th walks,
Lolo Sanchez – 1st triples (5), 1st caught stealing (9), tied for 1st runs scored, tied for 1st stolen bases, 3rd batting avg. (.333), 3rd OBP (.413), 3rd OPS (.928), tied for 3rd hits, 6th slugging (.515), tied for 7th total bases,
Osvaldo Bido – 2nd wins (6), 5th innings pitched, 5th WHIP (0.97), 7th ERA (2.45)
Brad Case – 1st wins (7), 1st WHIP (0.79), 2nd innings pitched, 4th ERA (2.10)
Steven Jennings – 2nd runs allowed, 4th runs allowed, 6th hits allowed
Alex Manasa – Tied for 3rd wins (5), 4th innings pitched,
Slash line (BA. OBP/ SLG/ OPS): .242 (7th) / .330 (4th)/ .416 (1st)/ .746 (1st).
Other key rankings: 1st runs scored, 1st home runs, 1st total bases, 2nd caught stealing, 3rd stolen bases.
Team pitching: fewest hit batters, tied for fewest walks allowed, tied for 1st shutouts (6), 2nd ERA (3.15), 2nd WHIP (1.11), 2nd most home runs allowed, 2nd fewest hits allowed, 2nd fewest runs allowed, 2nd fewest earned runs allowed,
Hitting (Last 10 games): Fabricio Macias (.382/.462/.647, 3 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI); Mason Martin (.317/.364/.732, 3 2B, 1 3B, 4 HR, 16 RBI, 2 BB, 14 K); Lolo Sanchez (.382/.488/.500, 2B, HR, 6 RBI, 4 SB)
Pitching (May): Yerry De Los Santos (6 games, 2 holds, 2 saves, 6.2 IP, 1 H, 3 BB, 10 K, 0.60 WHIP, .053 OBA); Brad Case (4 starts, 4-0, 27 IP, 22 H, 7 R, 6 ER, 2.00 ERA, 0 BB, 24 K, 0.81 WHIP, .218 OBA)
Filed in: Series Preview
Tags: 2019 Season, Alex Manasa, Brad Case, Brett Kinneman, Cole Winn, Colin Selby, Curtis Terry, Frainyer Chavez, Grant Anderson, Grant Koch, Greensboro Grasshoppers, Hans Crouse, Hickory Crawdads, Ji-Hwan Bae, Jonathan Ornelas, Jose Almonte, Lolo Sanchez, Mason Martin, Matt Whatley, Melvin Novoa, Michael Gretler, Miguel Aparicio, Osvaldo Bido, Patrick Dorrian, Pedro Gonzalez, Rodolfo Castro, Ronny Henriquez, Scott Engler, Sherten Apostel, Steven Jennings, Tim Brennan, Yerry De Los Santos, Yerry Rodriguez
SERIES PREVIEW: Hickory at Greensboro April 8-10
Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (3-1, T 1st Northern Division)
Greensboro Grasshoppers (Pittsburgh Pirates) (3-1, T 1st Northern Division)
The Hickory Crawdads continue a weeklong road trip at First National Bank Field
BROADCASTS: Games are streamed live on the Greensboro Grasshoppers website
GAME TIMES: Monday-Tuesday, 7:00 p.m., Wednesday 10:45 a.m. (NOTE: NO TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR WEDNESDAY'S GAME)
From Hickory, take I-40 East to exit 218 B / Freeman Mill Road. That will turn into Edgeworth St. and the ballpark will be on the right. (Edgeworth and Bellemeade St.)
TICKETS: Ticket prices range from $7-11.
Monday: Money Off Monday: $1 dogs, soda and water. $6 lawn tickets
Tuesday: Baseball Bingo
PARKING: Parking at the ballpark is $5. There are independently operated parking lots nearby that charge a varied amount. Metered parking about a block away from the outfield is free after 6 p.m., on weekdays and is free on weekends.
CONCESSIONS: First National Bank Field is more of a AA park and so the concession offerings are a vast upgrade from what a smaller Low-A ball park provides. Other than basic ballpark fare, there is a BBQ stand, Sausage Shack, Pimento Cheese along with veggie options.
PROBABLES (Hickory, Greensboro has not released its probables)
Monday: RHP Tim Brennan
Tuesday: RHP Yerry Rodriguez
Wednesday: RHP Hans Crouse
Hickory was 9-15 against Greensboro a year ago, and since 2009, the beginning of the Crawdads affiliation with the Rangers, the Grasshoppers were 91-81 over. However, Greensboro is now hooked up with the Pittsburgh Pirates after 16 years with the Miami Marlins. The Pirates begin this affiliation after 10 seasons at West Virginia. Against West Virginia, the Crawdads were 7-12 a season ago, 2-4 at Charleston, WV. Since 2009, the Power went 52-51 against Hickory.
Prospects to watch – Hickory (team rankings are by MLB.com):
OF JP Martinez No. 2 (No. 86 in top-100)
SS Chris Seise No. 12
C Sam Huff No. 21
Prospects to watch – Greensboro (rankings by MLB.com):
RHP Stephen Jennings No. 12
Posted on April 8, 2019 at 3:11 am
Tags: 2019 Season, Chris Seise, Greensboro Grasshoppers, Hans Crouse, Hickory Crawdads, Jonathan Ornelas, JP Martinez, Lolo Sanchez, Sam Huff, Sherten Apostel, Stephen Jennings, Tim Brennan, Yerry Rodriguez
Series Preview: West Virginia Power at Hickory Crawdads July 11-13
West Virginia Power (Pittsburgh Pirates) (47-37, 10-8 T-2nd SAL North), at Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (39-47, 9-9, T-4th SAL North)
GAME TIMES: Wednesday-Friday 7 p.m.
Wednesday – World Record Wednesday
Thursday – Thirsty Thursday, Sandlot 25th Anniversary
Friday –Post-game Fireworks, 40th Anniversary Halloween, Halloween T-Shirt Giveaway (First 1,000 fans)
CONCESSIONS: L.P. Frans Stadium has two main concession areas plus the Crawdads Café. The concession stands have your basic ballpark food: Hot dogs, burgers, chicken sandwich, BBQ, etc. Here is that menu http://www.milb.com/content/page.jsp?ymd=20130627&content_id=51970362&sid=t448&vkey=team4
The Crawdad Café has a menu that features more diverse items, including the Mac & Crawdog, Banana Foster Bites, Fried Pickles, Sloppy Burger, and more. Click here for the menu http://www.milb.com/documents/3/3/4/185907334/cafe_menu_6eeko6n2.pdf
PROBABLES (West Virginia/ Hickory)
Thursday: RHP Hunter Stratton vs. RHP Noah Bremer
Friday: RHP Cody Bolton vs. RHP Reid Anderson
Saturday: Travis MacGregor vs. RHP AJ Alexy
West Virginia has dominated the series in 2018 with a 14-5 record against Hickory. which includes a 7-3 mark at L.P. Frans Stadium. The Power swept the Crawdads in three-straight to open the second half.
Prospects to watch- Hickory (rankings are by MLB.com):
OF Bubba Thompson (No. 6): 2018 stats: .269/.319/.394, 9 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 12 BB, 53 K, 12 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 6-for-32, 2 2B, 4 BB, 7 K, 2 SB. Last series at Delmarva: 3-for-11, 3 K, SB. Has reached base in 12 of his last 13 games (17-for-54, 2B, 2 BB). First-round pick of the Rangers in 2018 out of McGill-Toolen High, Mobile, AL.
OF Pedro Gonzalez (No. 9) 2018 stats: .229/.283/.411, 15 2B, 3 3B, 7 HR, 16 BB, 78 K, 6 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 16-for-58, 5 BB, 14 K, 2 SB. Last series at Delmarva: 3-for-13, 2B, 3B 5 K. Obtained by the Rangers in 2017 from the Colorado Rockies for Jonathan Lucroy. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R.
RHP AJ Alexy (No. 16): 2018 stats: 14 games (12 starts), 63.2 IP, 51 H, 38 R (32 ER), 3 HR, 7 HB, 39 BB, 76 K, 4.52 ERA, .224 OBA, 1.41 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 4 starts, 19 IP, 16 H, 14 R (12 ER), 2 HR, 1 HB, 9 BB, 24 K. Last start at Kannapolis 7/5: 6 IP, 4 H, 2 R (2 ER), 2 BB, 2 K. Joined the Crawdads after a trade that sent Yu Darvish to the Dodgers. Originally 11th round pick of Dodgers out of Twin Valley HS, Elverson, Pa. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-3rd walks, T-5th losses (7), T-7th hit batters.
RF Miguel Aparicio (No. 17): 2018 stats at Hickory: .209/.263/.310, 3 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 11 BB, 29 K, 0 SB, 4 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 5-for-26, 2 HR, 4 K, CS Last series at Delmarva: 4-for-13, K. Signed with the Rangers as an international free agent in 2015. Native of San Carlos, Venezuela. Assigned to Hickory 6/29 after a two-weak stint at short-season Spokane. He is 8-for-37 with a HR, BB and 5 Ks in nine games since his return.
C-1B Sam Huff (No. 24): 2018 stats: .234/.296/.397, 14 2B, 9 HR, 15 BB, 80 K, 4 SB. This season vs. West Virginia: 7-for-42, 2B, HR, 5 BB, 11 K. Last series at Delmarva: 3-for-10, 2B, 2 BB, 5 K. Seventh round pick of Rangers in 2016 out of Arcadia HS (Phoenix, Ariz.). Named to the SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Tyler Phillips (No. 29): 2018 stats: 15 games (15 starts) 88 IP, 86 H, 35 R (32 ER), 3 HR, 3 HB, 10 BB, 85 K, 3.427 ERA, .254 OBA, 1.09 WHIP. Not scheduled to pitch in the series. Last start 7/9 at Delmarva: 7 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 11 K. In his last 26 starts stretch to 6/23/17 at Spokane 151.2 IP, 17 BB, 158 K. Sixteenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Bishop Eustace HS, Pennsauken, N.J. Native of Lumberton N.J. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 2nd walks-per-9-inning ratio among starters (1.02), 10th innings pitched. Named to the SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Noah Bremer: 2018 stats: 8 games (8 starts), 35.1 IP, 40 H, 19 R (16 ER), 3 HR, 10 BB, 36 K, 4.08 ERA, .284 OBA, 1.42 WHIP. Last game vs. Greensboro 7/4: 6 IP, 4 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 HR, 2 BB, 6 K. This season vs. West Virginia: 2 starts, 9 IP, 7 H, 5 R (1 ER), 3 BB, 12 K. Sixth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of the Univ. of Washington. Attended Berkeley (Calif.) HS.
RHP Reid Anderson: 2018 stats: 13 games (11 starts), 64 IP, 56 H, 31 R (27 ER), 1 HR, 3 HB, 19 BB, 56 K, 3.80 ERA, .233 OBA, 1.17 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 4 starts, 21.1 IP, 20 H, 14 R (12 ER), 2 HB, 7 BB, 19 K. Last start 7/4 at Kannapolis: 6 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 8 K. Seventeenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Millersville (Pa.) Univ. Attended New Egypt (N.J.) HS.
RHP DeMarcus Evans: 2018 stats: 21 games, 2 saves, 33.1 IP, 19 H, 9 R (9 ER), 1 HR, 22 BB, 60 K, 2.43 ERA, .168 OBA, 1.23 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 4 games, 7 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 17 K. Last game at Delmarva 7/9: 1 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 5 K. Last 7 outings: 11.1 IP, 3 H, 3 BB, 25 Ks. Twenty-fifth round pick of the Rangers in 2015 out of Petal HS (MS).
RHP Joe Barlow: 2018 stats: 23 games, 2 saves, 37 IP, 13 H, 14 R (11 ER), 35 BB, 54 K, 2.68 ERA, .123 BA, 1.32 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia : 4 games, 6.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R (1 ER), 8 BB, 10 K. Last game 7/8 at Delmarva: 1 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), BB, 2 K. Eleventh-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Salt Lake CC. Attended Riverton (Utah) HS. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 1st OBA by relievers (.103), 3rd SAL among relievers Ks per 9 IP ratio (13.14), T-9th walks.
C Yohel Pozo: 2018 stats: .248/.294/.387, 11 2B, 1 3B, 8 HR, 17 BB, 33 K. This season vs. West Virginia: 15-for-53, 2 2B, 3B, HR, BB, 4 K. Last series at Delmarva: 1-for-8. Signed with the Rangers as an international free agent in 2013. A native of Maracaibo, Venezuela. Named to the SAL All-Star Game. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 3rd plate appearance to strikeout ratio (8.67).
IF Ryan Dorow: 2018 stats: .295/.361/.456, 10 2B, 3B, 9 HR, 20 BB, 68 K, 4 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 14-for-48, 2 2B, HR, 2 BB, 11 K, SB, CS. Last series at Delmarva: 5-for-13, 2B, 3B, 3 K. Had a 20-game, on-base streak stopped 7/1. Thirtieth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of Adrian College (MI). Attended South Haven (MI) HS.
2B-SS Yonny Hernandez: 2018 stats (Hickory only): .250/.367/.314, 6 2B, 3 3B, 33 BB, 34 K, 18 SB, 5 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 6-for-38, 2B, 8 BB, 9 K, 2 SB CS. Last series at Delmarva: 3-for-9, K, 2 SB. Signed with the Rangers as an international free agent in 2014. Native of Maturin, Venezuela. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T1st sacrifice bunts (11), 4th stolen bases, 8th walks, 10th on-base pct.
1B Tyreque Reed: 2018 stats: .256/.311/.433, 14 2B, 6 HR, 11 BB, 59 K. This season vs. West Virginia: 7-for-26, HR, 3 BB, 6 K. Last series at Delmarva: 4-for-11, 2 2B, BB, 3 K. Has 8 multi-hit tallies in his last 7 games. Eighth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of Itawamba Community College in Mississippi. Attended Houlka (MS) HS.
Prospects to watch-West Virginia (rankings by MLB.com):
CF Lolo Sanchez (No. 8): 2018 stats: .233/.309/.335, 13 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 25 BB, 50 K, 16 SB, 7 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 8-for-42, 2B, HR, 5 BB, 13 K, 3 SB, CS. Last series vs. Hagerstown: 0-for-6, 3 BB, K. Signed with the Pirates as an international free agent in 2015. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-8th steals.
SS Oneil Cruz (No. 12): 2018 stats: .304/.364/.511, 51 R, 17 2B, 7 3B, 11 HR, 53 RBI, 29 BB, 79 K, 9 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 16-for-53, 3 2B, 4 HR, 8 BB, 13 K, 2 SB. Last series vs. Hagerstown: 3-for-10, HR, 3 BB, K, SB. Traded to the Pirates last summer for former Crawdads LHP Tony Watson. Signed as an international free agent by the L.A. Dodgers in 2015. Native of Nizao, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-2nd 3B, 3rd total bases, T-4th hits, T-4th RBI, 4th OPS (.876), 5th batting avg., 6th runs, T-7th at-bats, 7th OBP, 7th slugging pct. T-9th HR.
RF Calvin Mitchell (No. 15): 2018 stats: .304/.368/.487, 18 2B, 3 3B, 8 HR, 25 BB, 66 K, 4 SB. CS. This season vs. Hickory: 10-for-39, 1 2B, 1 HR, 3 BB, 12 K. Last series vs. Hagerstown: 1-for-7, 2B, BB, K. Second-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Rancho Bernardo (Calif.) HS. Native of San Diego. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 6th batting avg., 9th OBP. Named to SAL All-Star Game.
RHP: Travis McGregor (No. 23): 2018 stats: 9 games (9 starts), 39 IP, 39 H, 21 R (11 ER), 2 HR, 4 HB, 9 BB, 55 K, 2.54 ERA, .252 OBA, 1.23 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 2 starts: 10 IP, 6 H, 2 R (1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 8 K. Last start 7/8 vs. Hagerstown: 5 IP, 3 H, 2 R, HB, BB, 6 K. Second-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of East Lake HS, Tarpon Springs, FL.0
C Deon Stafford (No. 29): 2018 stats: .255/.319/.398, 12 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR, 18 BB, 68 K. This season vs. Hickory: 12-for-39, 2 2B, 3B, 5 BB, 13 K. Fifth-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of St. Joseph's Univ. (Pa.) Native of Hummelstown, Pa. Attended Lower Dauphin HS. Named to SAL All-Star Game.
Others to watch- West Virginia:
RHP Hunter Stratton: 2018 stats: 13 games (11 starts), 55.2 IP, 56 H, 42 R (35 ER), 7 HR, 3 HB, 31 BB, 56 K, 5.66 ERA, .265 OBA, 1.56 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 10 IP, 7 H, 4 R (4 ER), 1 HR, 3 BB, 9 K. Last start 7/6 vs. Lexington: 5 IP, 5 H, 4 R (4 ER), HR, 3 BB, 5 K. Sixteenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Walters State (TN) CC. Attended Sullivan East (Bristol, TN). SAL Top-10 Rankings: 1st wild pitches (16).
RHP Cody Bolton: 2018 stats: 7 games (7 starts): 34.1 IP, 32 H, 12 R (12 ER), 3 HR, 1 HB, 5 BB, 33 K, 3.15 ERA, .242 OBA, 1.13 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 4.1 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 7 K. Last start 7/7 vs. Hagerstown: 6 IP, 6 H, 3 R (3 ER), 1 HR, 4 K. Twentieth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Tracy (CA) HS.
LF Chris Sharpe: 2018 stats: .264/.367/.368, 11 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR, 38 BB, 92 K, 10 SB, 4 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 20-for-55, 4 2B, 2 3B, HR, 5 BB, 16 K, 5 SB. Last series vs. Hagerstown: 0-for-11, 7 K. Fourteenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Univ. of Massachusetts-Lowell. Native of Burlington, Mass., attended Bridgton (Mass.) Academy. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 4th BB, T-4th games played (80), 10th K.
RHP Beau Sulser: 2018 stats: 20 games, 4 saves, 34.1 IP, 30 H, 11 R (9 ER), 2 HR, 2 HR, BB, 37 K. This season vs. Hickory: Save, 8.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R (1 ER), HB, 11 K. Last outing 7/9 vs. Hagerstown: 2 IP, H, 2 K. Tenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Dartmouth. Attended Ramona HS, Santa Ysabel, CA. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 1st walks to 9 IP ratio among relievers (0.26), 4th baserunners per 9 IP ratio (8.65).
3B Jesse Medrano: 2018 stats: .257/.325/.400, 2 2B, HR, 2 BB, 6 K, SB. This season vs. Hickory: 1-for-9, 2 K. This season vs. Hickory: 1-for-9, 2 K. Last series vs. Hagerstown: 3-for-9, HR, BB, 2 K, SB. Thirty-first round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Fresno (CA) State. Attended Clayton Valley HS (Concord , CA).
Tags: AJ Alexy, Beau Sulser, Bubba Thompson, Calvin Mitchell, Chris Sharpe, Cody Bolton, Demarcus Evans, Deon Stafford, Hickory Crawdads, Hunter Stratton, Jesse Medrano, Jesse Mefrano, Joe Barlow, Lolo Sanchez, Miguel Aparicio, Noah Bremer, Oneil Criuz, Pedro Gonzalez, Reid Anderson, Ryah Dorow, Sam Huff, Travis MacGregor, Tyreque Reed, West Virginia Power, Yohel Pozo, Yonny Hernandez
Series Preview: Hickory at West Virginia June 27-29
Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (33-41, 3-3 T-4th SAL North) at West Virginia Power (Pittsburgh Pirates) (41-30, 4-1 T-1st SAL North), Appalachian Power Park, Charleston, WV.
GAME TIMES: Wednesday – Friday 7:05 p.m.
Wednesday – Pets in the Park
Thursday – Thirsty THursday
Friday – Postgame Fireworks
TICKETS: Advance tickets: General Admission $6, Box Seats $8. Game Day: Friday & Saturday $9-$11, Sunday $8-$10.
Where is it?: From Hickory: I-40 East to I-77 North. I-64West to Capital St./Leon Sullivan Way Exit #100. Go to the 1st traffic light and turn left onto Washington St. Go to the 2nd traffic light and turn left onto Morris St. Go through 1 traffic light and Appalachian Power Park is on the left.
PARKING: Off-site parking at meters, parking garages, etc.
CONCESSIONS: Along with basic ballpark fare, there is an Italian Stand, Portable Grill with various cheesesteaks, Italian sausages, brats, etc., BBQ, etc. Click here for the menu.
http://www.milb.com/content/page.jsp?ymd=20090212&content_id=40995192&sid=t525&vkey=team1
Probables (Hickory/ West Virginia):
Wednesday: RHP Noah Bremer vs. RHP Gavin Wallace
Thursday: RHP Reid Anderson vs. RHP Max Kranick
Friday: RHP AJ Alexy vs. LHP Domingo Robles
The Power is 9-4 this season, which included a three-game sweep at Hickory last week. West Virginia won 2 of 3 in the only series played at Charleston in May.
Hickory swept first-half Southern Division contender Augusta (S.C.) three straight to forge a 3-3 homestand to open the second half. The Crawdads are 13-21 on the road this season, but are 10-8 over their last three road trips… Although the Crawdads are still 13th out of 14 teams in the South Atlantic League in batting average, they've hit well of late and raised the overall team average from .231 to .241 in the last week. Facing the team with the second-best team ERA entering the previous series, Hickory scored 21 runs in sweeping Augusta. Hickory increasingly continues to rely on power, as the team is now third in the SAL with 63 homers. Despite the dingers, the Crawdads are tenth in runs scored…. On the mound, the Crawdads have struggled with two-out rallies recently. In the last homestand, the Crawdads gave up 19 runs after two outs, 14 of those after the first two batters were retired.
OF Bubba Thompson (No. 6): 2018 stats: .248/.309/.401, 8 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 11 BB, 45 K, 7 SB, 1 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 4-for-24, 2 2B, 2 BB, 5 K, 1 SB. First-round pick of the Rangers in 2018 out of McGill-Toolen High, Mobile, AL.
OF Pedro Gonzalez (No. 9) 2018 stats: .236/.288/.408, 11 2B, 2 3B, 6 HR, 13 BB, 61 K, 6 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 13-for-48, 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 2 BB, 11 K, 2 SB. Obtained by the Rangers in 2017 from the Colorado Rockies for Jonathan Lucroy. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R.
RHP AJ Alexy (No. 16): 2018 stats: 12 games (10 starts), 53.2 IP, 43 H, 33 R (27 ER), 3 HR, 7 HB, 34 BB, 70 K, 4.53 ERA, .223 OBA, 1.43 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 3 starts, 15 IP, 12 H, 11 R (9 ER), 2 HR, 6 BB, 20 K. Joined the Crawdads after a trade that sent Yu Darvish to the Dodgers. Originally 11th round pick of Dodgers out of Twin Valley HS, Elverson, Pa. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 3rd walks, T-5th hit batters.
C-1B Sam Huff (No. 24): 2018 stats: .250/.312/.439, 13 2B, 9 HR, 12 BB, 64 K, 3 SB This season vs. West Virginia: 4-for-30, 1 2B, 1 HR, 3 BB, 9 K. Seventh round pick of Rangers in 2016 out of Arcadia HS (Phoenix, Ariz.). Named to the SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Tyler Phillips (No. 29): 2018 stats: 13 games (13 starts) 76 IP, 80 H, 30 R (28 ER), 3 HR, 2 HB, 8 BB, 65 K, 3.55 ERA, .269 OBA, 1.16 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 2 starts, 13.1 IP, 8 H, 4 R (3 ER), 2 BB, 8 K. Sixteenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Bishop Eustace HS, Pennsauken, N.J. Native of Lumberton N.J. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 1st walks-per-9-inning ratio among starters (0.95), T-8th innings pitched
RHP Noah Bremer: 2018 stats: 6 games (6 starts), 24.1 IP, 34 H, 17 R (15 ER), 2 HR, 6 BB, 22 K. This season vs. West Virginia: 1 start, 4 IP, 7 H, 6 H, 5 ER, 1 HR, 1 BB, 4 K. Sixth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of the Univ. of Washington. Attended Berkeley (Calif.) HS.
RHP Reid Anderson: 2018 stats: 10 games (8 starts), 52.2 IP, 50 H, 27 R (23 ER), 1 HR, 3 HB, 16 BB, 42 K, 3.93 ERA, .249 OBA, 1.25 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 3 starts, 16 IP, 17 H, 11 R (9 ER), 2 HB, 5 BB, 13 K. Seventeenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Millersville Univ. (Pa.). Attended New Egypt (N.J.) High School.
C Yohel Pozo: 2018 stats: .250/.296/.397, 11 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR, 15 BB, 30 K. This season vs. West Virginia: 11-for-42, 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 1 K. Signed with the Rangers as an international free agent in 2013. A native of Maracaibo, Venezuela. Named to the SAL All-Star Game. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 3rd plate appearance to strikeout ratio (8.33).
IF Ryan Dorow: 2018 stats: .302/.365/.467, 9 2B, 8 HR, 19 BB, 57 K, 2 SB, 2 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 11-for-36, 2 2B, 1 HR, 2 BB, 6 K. Thirtieth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of Adrian College (MI). Attended South Haven (MI) HS. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 8th batting avg.
RP DeMarcus Evans: 2018 stats: 17 games, 26.2 IP, 18 H, 9 R (9 ER), 1 HR, 21 BB, 45 K, 3.04 ERA, .196 OBA, 1.46 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia. 3 games, 2 H, 2 BB, 11 K. Twenty-fifth round pick of the Rangers in 2015 out of Petal HS (MS).
The Power swept Hickory last weekend and then returned home split two games with Lakewood (N.J.) in a rain-shortened series… West Virginia has been tough on the road, easily sporting the SAL's best road record at 22-11. But the comforts of home has been anything but, as the Power are just 19-19… Offenses tend to put the ball in play against the Power's pitchers, as the staff is next to last in strikeouts and walks allowed… Defensively, the Power are 12th in errors committed and fielding pct.
CF Lolo Sanchez (No. 9): 2018 stats: .226/.297/.322, 11 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 19 BB, 42 K, 14 SB, 6 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 5-for-37, 1 2B, 4 BB, 11 K, 2 SB, 1 CS. Signed with the Pirates as an international free agent in 2015. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-7th steals.
SS Oneil Cruz (No. 13): 2018 stats: .311/.370/.534, 15 2B, 7 3B, 10 HR, 24 BB, 69 K. This season vs. Hickory: 16-for-47, 3 2B, 4 HR, 6 BB, 10 K, 2 SB. Traded to the Pirates last summer for former Crawdads LHP Tony Watson. Signed as an international free agent by the L.A. Dodgers in 2015. Native of Nizao, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 2nd triples, 2nd RBI, 3rd hits, 3rd total bases, 3rd OPS (.879), 5th batting avg., 5th slugging pct., 6th at-bats, 10th OBP,
C Deon Stafford (No. 30): 2018 stats: .289/.347/.457, 12 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR, 15 BB, 57 K. This season vs. Hickory: 11-for-28, 2 2B, 1 3B, 4 BB, 10 K. Fifth-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of St. Joseph's Univ. (Pa.) Native of Hummelstown, Pa. Attended Lower Dauphin HS. Named to SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Gavin Wallace: 2018 stats: 15 games (13 starts), 62.2 IP, 52 H, 27 R (25 ER), 10 HR, 10 BB, 39 K. This season vs. Hickory: 2 starts: 11.2 IP, 12 H, 5 R, 3 HR, 4 BB, 8 K. Fifteenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Fairfield (CT) Univ. Attended Madison (NJ) HS. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-7th HRs allowed.
RHP Max Kranick: 2018 stats: 6 games (6 starts), 29.1 IP, 31 H, 13 R (13 ER), 4 HR, 4 HB, 9 BB, 17 K, 3.99 ERA, .227 OBA, 1.36 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 2 starts, 9 IP, 10 H, 4 R, 4 BB, 5 K. Eleventh-round pick or the Pirates in 2016 out of Valley View HS in Archbald, PA.
LHP Domingo Robles: 2018 stats: 14 games (14 starts), 72.2 IP, 73 H, 46 R (26 ER), 5 HR, 4 HB, 15 BB, 59 K, 3.22 ERA, .250 OBA, 1.21 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 2 starts, 13 IP, 14 H, 6 R (5 ER), 2 HR, 8 K. Signed with the Pirates as an international free agent in 2014. Native of Imbert, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 9th hits allowed.
LF Chris Sharpe: 2018 stats: .282/.375/.384, 9 2B, 2 3B, 3 HH, 30 BB, 73 K, 10 SB, 4 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 18-for-46, 3 2B, 2 3B, 3 BB, 13 K, 5 SB. Fourteenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Univ. of Massachusetts-Lowell. Attended Bridgton (Maine) Academy. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 6th walks, 6th OBP
Posted on June 27, 2018 at 10:50 pm
Tags: AJ Alexy, Bubba Thompson, Chris Sharpe, Demarcus Evans, Deon Stafford, Domingo Robles, Gavin Wallace, Hickory Crawdads, Lolo Sanchez, Max Kranick, Noah Bremer, Oneil Cruz, Pedro Gonzalez, Reid Anderson, Ryan Dorow, Sam Huff, Tyler Phillips, West Virginia Power, Yohel Pozo
Series Preview: West Virginia Power at Hickory Crawdads June 21-23
West Virginia Power (Pittsburgh Pirates) (37-29, 3rd SAL North), at Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (30-38, 6th SAL North)
GAME TIMES: Thursday – Saturday 7 p.m.
Thursday – Thirsty Thursday, Margaritaville
Friday – Outdoors Night, Post-game Fireworks, Science Center Night
Saturday – T-shirt Giveaway (1st 1,000 fans)
Thursday: RHP Max Kranick vs. RHP Noah Bremer
Friday: LHP Domingo Robles. RHP Reid Anderson
Saturday: RHP Hunter Stratton vs. RHP AJ Alexy
West Virginia holds a 6-4 advantage in 2018, which includes a 4-3 mark at L.P. Frans Stadium. The teams split a four-game series to close out Hickory's home schedule for the first half.
Hickory closed out the first half with a 5-4 road trip ended with two straight losses in a three-game series at Lakewood (N.J.)…The Crawdads were 17-17 at home during the first half… Offensively, the Crawdads are next to last in the SAL in hits and batting average (.238). 12th in doubles, 11th in runs scored and triples. Hickory's .231 average in June is last in the SAL… On the mound, the Crawdads are 12th in team ERA (4.44) and overall they are 11th at 4.22. They have issued the most walks in the league and 11th in WHIP (1.37)…Defensively, Hickory is third in the SAL in fielding pct. and tied for second in the fewest errors committed.
OF Bubba Thompson (No. 6): 2018 stats: .268/.333/.455, 8 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 10 BB, 37 K, 7 SB. This season vs. West Virginia: 4-for-11, 2 2B, 2 BB, 2 K, 1 SB. First-round pick of the Rangers in 2018 out of McGill-Toolen High, Mobile, AL.
OF Pedro Gonzalez (No. 9) 2018 stats: .226/.279/.415, 9 2B, 2 3B, 6 HR, 11 BB, 57 K, 6 SB, 1 CS. This season vs. West Virginia: 11-for-36, 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 1 BB, 8 K, 2 SB. Obtained by the Rangers in 2017 from the Colorado Rockies for Jonathan Lucroy. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R.
RHP AJ Alexy (No. 16): 2018 stats: 11 games (9 starts), 48.2 IP, 37 H, 28 R (23 ER), 2 HR, 7 HB, 32 BB, 66 K, 4.25 ERA, .211 OBA, 1.42 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 2 starts, 10 IP, 6 H, 6 R (5 ER), 1 HR, 4 BB, 16 K. Joined the Crawdads after a trade that sent Yu Darvish to the Dodgers. Originally 11th round pick of Dodgers out of Twin Valley HS, Elverson, Pa. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 3rd walks, T-5th hit batters.
C-1B Sam Huff (No. 24): 2018 stats: .244/.302/.415, 12 2B, 7 HR, 9 BB, 59 K, 1 SB This season vs. West Virginia: 2-for-19, 1 2B, 2 BB, 6 K. Seventh round pick of Rangers in 2016 out of Arcadia HS (Phoenix, Ariz.). Named to the SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Tyler Phillips (No. 29): 2018 stats: 12 games (12 starts) 70 IP, 75 H, 30 R (28 ER), 3 HR, 1 HB, 7 BB, 61 K, 3.60 ERA, .274 OBA, 1.17 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 2 starts, 13.1 IP, 8 H, 4 R (3 ER), 2 BB, 8 K. Sixteenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Bishop Eustace HS, Pennsauken, N.J. Native of Lumberton N.J. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 1st walks-per-9-inning ratio among starters (0.90), 10th innings pitched
RHP Noah Bremer: 2018 stats: 5 games (5 starts), 20.1 IP, 27 H, 11 R (10 ER), 1 HR, 5 BB, 18 K. Has not faced West Virginia this season. Sixth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of the Univ. of Washington. Attended Berkeley (Calif.) HS.
RHP Reid Anderson: 2018 stats: 10 games (8 starts), 46.2 IP, 44 H, 22 R (19 ER), 1 HR, 2 HB, 14 BB, 39 K, 3.66 ERA, .249 OBA, 1.24 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 2 starts, 10 IP, 11 H, 6 R (5 ER), 1 HB, 3 BB, 10 K. Seventeenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Millersville Univ. (Pa.). Attended New Egypt (N.J.) High School.
RHP Alex Eubanks: 2018 stats: 12 games (12 starts), 63 IP, 76 H, 45 R (44 ER), 11 HR, 4 HB, 17 BB, 69 K, 6.29 ERA, .298 OBA, 1.48 WHIP. This season vs. West Virginia: 1 start, 5 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 1 HR, 1 BB, 8 K. Fourteenth-round pick of the Rangers in 2017 out of Clemson. Attended Byrnes High in Moore, S.C. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-3rd earned runs allowed, 4th home runs allowed, 7th runs allowed, T-8th hits allowed
C Yohel Pozo: 2018 stats: .261/.308/.411, 11 2B, 1 3B, 6 HR, 14 BB, 28 K. This season vs. West Virginia:7-for-30, 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 K. Signed with the Rangers as an international free agent in 2013. A native of Maracaibo, Venezuela. Named to the SAL All-Star Game. SAL Top-10 Rankings: 5th plate appearance to strikeout ratio (8.00).
Managed by Wyatt Toregas in his second season (106-96) with the club… The Power made a late-season run at the Northern Division title four-game sweep at Southern Division contender Augusta (Ga.). They went on to win the first two at home vs. Delmarva (Md.), but lost the first-half finale and finished 2.5 games behind Lakewood (N.J.)…Offensively, the Power is 12th in hits, but what hits ring up often go for big results. West Virginia is third in the SAL in triples, fifth in doubles and homers… On the mound, West Virginia's team ERA of 3.42 is fifth in the SAL. Teams tend to put the ball in play against the Power, as evident by the stats. The Power has issued the second fewest walks in the SAL but have struck out the third fewest hitters. That can be a detriment at times as the Power has committed 90 errors in 66 games, the third most in the SAL.
CF Lolo Sanchez (No. 9): 2018 stats: .211/.278/.308, 10 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 16 BB, 40 K, 12 SB, 6 CS. This season vs. Hickory: 4-for-28, 1 BB, 9 K. Signed with the Pirates as an international free agent in 2015. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-10th steals.
SS Oneil Cruz (No. 13): 2018 stats: .303/.363/.516, 36 R, 14 2B, 7 3B, 8 HR, 39 RBI, 22 BB, 64 K. This season vs. Hickory: 8-for-33, 2 2B, 2 HR, 5 BB, 9 K, 1 SB. Traded to the Pirates last summer for former Crawdads LHP Tony Watson. Signed as an international free agent by the L.A. Dodgers in 2015. Native of Nizao, D.R. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-1st triples, 4th RBI, 4th total bases, T-6th hits, 6th slugging pct. 7th OPS (.879), 8th at-bats,
RF Calvin Mitchell (No. 15): 2018 stats: .316/.379/.504, 17 2B, 3 3B, 7 HR, 22 BB, 61 K. This season vs. Hickory: 10-for-33, 1 2B, 1 HR, 3 BB, 11 K. Second-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Rancho Bernardo (Calif.) HS. Native of San Diego. SAL Top-10 Rankings: T-4th doubles, 4th batting avg., 4th OBP, 5th OPS (.883), T-6th hits, 7th total bases, 9th slugging pct. Named to SAL All-Star Game.
C Deon Stafford (No. 30): 2018 stats: .286/.345/.449, 11 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR, 14 BB, 53 K. This season vs. Hickory: 7-for-19, 1 2B, 3 BB, 8 K. Fifth-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of St. Joseph's Univ. (Pa.) Native of Hummelstown, Pa. Attended Lower Dauphin HS. Named to SAL All-Star Game.
RHP Max Kranick: 2018 stats: 5 games (5 starts), 25.1 IP, 29 H, 13 R (13 ER), 4 HR, 4 HB, 7 BB, 17 K, 4.62 ERA, .290 OBA, 1.42 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 1 start, 5 IP, 8 H, 4 R, 2 BB, 3 K. Eleventh-round pick or the Pirates in 2016 out of Valley View HS in Archbald, PA.
LHP Domingo Robles: 2018 stats: 13 games (13 starts), 65.2 IP, 68 H, 43 R (24 ER), 4 HR, 4 HB, 15 BB, 55 K, 3.29 ERA, .257 OBA, 1.26 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory: 1 start, 6 IP, 9 H, 3 R, 1 HR, 4 K. Signed with the Pirates as an international free agent in 2014. Native of Imbert, D.R.
RHP Hunter Stratton: 2018 stats: 10 games (8 starts), 40.1 IP, 44 H, 34 R (28 ER), 6 HR, 3 HB, 22 BB, 42 K, 6.25 ERA, .282 OBA, 1.64 WHIP. This season vs. Hickory:4 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 HR, 3 BB, 3 K. Sixteenth-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Walters State (TN) CC. Attended Sullivan East (Bristol, TN).
Tags: Alex Eubanks, Bubba Thompson, Calvin Mitchell, Deon Stafford, Domingo Robles, Hickory Crawdads, Hunter Stratton, Lolo Sanchez, Max Kranick, Noah Bremer, Oneil Cruz, Pedro Gonzalez, Reid Anderson, Sam Huff, West Virginia Power, Yohel Pozo
West Virginia Power (Pittsburgh Pirates) (3-4, Tied for 4th SAL North) at Hickory Crawdads (Texas Rangers) (0-6, 7th SAL North)
The Hickory Crawdads start the 2018 home scheduled with a four-game series against the Power, who are making their first road trip of the season.
GAME TIMES: Thursday and Friday, 7:00 p.m., Saturday, 6:00 p.m., Sunday, 3:00 p.m.
Thursday – Thirsty Thursday, Fill the Frans Night (If the Crawdads have 4,000 in attendance all fans receive a free ticket to another game.), Magnet Schedules to first 1,000 fans.
Saturday – Texas Rangers night, Poster Schedules to first 1,000 fans
Sunday – Jackie Robinson Day, Church Bulletin Sunday (Bring church bulletin for a $6 ticket, $4 goes back to the bulletin's organization), Fun in the Sunday
Thursday: RHP Travis MacGregor vs. TBA
Friday: RHP Gavin Wallace vs. RHP Jean Casanova
Saturday: RHP Evan Piechota vs. A.J. Alexy
Sunday: TBA vs. Reid Anderson
The Crawdads were 3-7 against the Power in 2017, with West Virginia sweeping Hickory in the only three games played at L.P. Frans. Hickory has not won a home series against the Power since 2014, which is also the last time it won a season-series. West Virginia is 17-9 against the Crawdads the last three years, 4-9 at Hickory. Both teams switched affiliates prior to the start of the 2009 season – the Pirates moved from Hickory to West Virginia and the Rangers aligned with Hickory. Since those partnerships began, the Crawdads own a 44-40 edge in the series, 22-20 at home. The clubs faced each other in the 2015 SAL Northern Division Playoffs when Hickory took 2-of-3 en route to the championship
The 2018 season started about as poorly as could be imagined. Hickory was swept in three games at Greensboro and then suffered the same fate at Delmarva (Md.)…The bats have shoulder much of the blame, putting up ten runs in the six games. Among the 14-team South Atlantic League, Hickory is last in batting avg. (.182) on-base percentage (.239), slugging pct. (.251), runs scored (the next team has double the number of runs), hits, total bases and walks … On the mound, the Crawdads have held their own. The 4.13 ERA is 11th in the SAL, but the Crawdads have allowed the fewest hits in the league and have surrendered just two homers…Defensively, Hickory has committed just four errors, three of those on either pickoffs or a catcher's interference. Behind the plate, catchers have nailed half the runners (4 of 8) trying to steal with Melvin Nova catching all three of the attempted base-stealers.
CF Pedro Gonzalez (No. 10): 2018 stats: 4-for-20, two-run HR, 2 steals, 11 Ks. Came to the Rangers in a trade for C Jonathan Lucory. Originally signed with Rockies in 2015. Native of Santo Domingo, D.R.
RHP AJ Alexy (No. 17): 2018 stats: 1 start, 4 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 4 BB, 4 K. Joined the Crawdads after a trade that sent Yu Darvish to the Dodgers. Originally 11th round pick of Dodgers out of Twin Valley HS, Elverson, Pa.
RF Miguel Aparicio (No. 18): 2018 stats: 5-for-21, 2 runs, 1 RBI, 1 BB. Signed with the Rangers in 2015. Native of San Carlos, Venezuela.
RHP Alex Speas (No. 23): 2018 stats: 2 games (both in relief), 2.1 IP, 2 H, 4 BB, 3 K. Second round pick of Rangers in 2016 out of McEachern HS (Powder Springs, GA).
C-1B Sam Huff (No. 25): 2018 stats 2-for-17, solo HR, 6 K. Seventh round pick of Rangers in 2016 out of Arcadia HS (Phoenix, Ariz.).
RHP Alex Eubanks: 2018 states: 1 game (start), 5.2 IP, 5 H, 4 ER, 1 HR, 2 BB, 7 K. Was 14th-round pick 2017 out of Clemson. Native of Duncan, S.C.
RHP Jean Casanova: 2018 stats: 1 game (relief), 2 IP, 1 K. Was 35th-round pick by the Rangers in 2016 out of Waukeegan (Ill.) High. Born in the Dominican Republic but moved to the states in fifth grade.
RHP Reid Anderson: 2018 stats: 2 games (1 start), 6 IP, 3 H, 1 R (unearned), 2 BB, 4 K, OBA .158, 0.83 WHIP. Was 17th round pick of the Rangers in 2016 out of Millersville Univ. Native of New Egypt, N.J.
OF Eric Jenkins: 2018 stats: 5-for-24, 1 BB, 9 K, 2 steals in 4 attempts. Native of Cerro Gordo, N.C. Was the 2nd-round pick of the Rangers in 2015 out of West Columbus High.
2B Kole Enright: 2018 stats: 3-for-15, 2 doubles, 1 HR, 2 BB, 3 K, 1 SB. Is the lone Crawdads everyday hitter slugging over .350.
Managed by Wyatt Toregas in his second season (72-71). The Power opened the season with a weeklong homestand. Split a four-game series with the defending SAL champs Greenville (S.C.) before they dropped the final two of a three-game series against Lakewood (N.J.)…Not to the extent of the Crawdads, but West Virginia has also struggled at the plate, posting a .211/.304/.417. The Power is 12th in batting avg. and 11th in OBP. They are tied for the SAL-lead with Lexington (Ky.) with 8 HRs, but all of them came during a three-game stretch when the Power scored 26 of their 34 runs… The Power has struggled on the mound with a 5.21 team ERA and a 1.61 WHIP, both of which are next to last in the SAL. They have given up 71 hits in seven games, and the defense has contributed to 13 unearned runs already.
CF Lolo Sanchez (No. 10): 2018 stats: 6-for-26, 3 doubles, 1 HR, 3 BB, 10 K. Native of Santo Dominguez, D.R. Was signed as an international free agent in 2015.
SS Oneil Cruz (No. 14): 2018 stats: 2-for-21, 1 HR, 4 BB, 12 K, Native of Nizao, D.R, Originally signed as an international free agent by the L.A. Dodgers in 2015. Traded to the Pirates last summer for former Crawdads LHP Tony Watson.
LF Calvin Mitchell (No. 16): 2018 stats: 6-for-22, 2 triples, 1 HR, 4 BB, 3 K. Native of San Diego, Calif. Was second-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Rancho Bernardo HS.
RHP Travis MacGregor (No. 25): 2018 stats: 1 game (start), 5.1 IP, 4 H, 2 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 12 K. Native of Tarpon Springs, Fla. Was second-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of East Lake HS.
1B Mason Martin (No. 26): 2018 stats: 5-for-20, 2 doubles, 2 HRs, 5 BB, 9 K. Native of Kennewick, Wash. Was 17th-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Southridge HS. Was Gulf Coast League MVP in 2017.
LHP Braeden Ogle (No. 29): 2018 stats: 1 game (start), 3 IP, 2 H, 3 R, 1 HR, 4 BB, 4 K. Was fourth-round pick of the Pirates in 2016 out of Jensen Beach HS (Fla.)
RHP Gavin Wallace: 2018 stats: 1 games (start), 5 IP, 6 H, 5 R (3 ER), 2 BB. 4 K. Native of Staten Island, N.Y. Was 15th-round pick of the Pirates in 2017 out of Fairfield Univ.
RHP Evan Piechota: 2018 stats: 1 game (start), 5 IP, 7 H, 1 R, 7 K. Native of Livonia, Mich. Signed with the Pirates as a non-drafted free agent in 2016. Pitched in college at Madonna Univ. (Mich.)
Tags: AJ Alexy, Alex Eubanks, Alex Speas, Braeden Ogle, Calvin Mitchell, Eric Jenkins, Evan Piechota, Gavin Wallace, Hickory Crawdads, Jean Casanova, Kole Enright, Lolo Sanchez, Mason Martin, Melvin Novoa, Miguel Aparicio, Oneil Cruz, Pedro Gonzalez, Reid Anderson, Sam Huff, Travis MacGregor, West Virginia Power


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GOP Sen. Johnson says Trump blocked Ukraine aid
Posted: Oct 4, 2019 / 03:07 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 4, 2019 / 05:34 PM CDT
FILE – In this June 26, 2019 file photo, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, speaks during a hearing on border security, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Johnson said Friday he learned from a U.S. ambassador that President Donald Trump was tying military aid for Ukraine to an investigation of the 2016 election. But when asked if he could assure the Ukraine leadership the money would be coming, Trump blocked him from carrying that message. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Republican senator said Friday he learned from a U.S. ambassador that President Donald Trump was tying military aid for Ukraine to an investigation of the 2016 election. But when the senator asked Trump if he could assure the Ukraine leadership the money would be coming, the president blocked him from carrying that message.
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, a leader of the Senate's Ukraine caucus, made several trips to the Eastern European ally this year after the election of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. He told the Wall Street Journal that Gordon Sondland, the U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, told him the Ukraine aid, which is part of the country's defenses against Russia, was being linked to Trump's desire to have Zelenskiy's team investigate the 2016 U.S. elections.
Separately, Johnson told reporters in Sheboygan, Wis., that Trump had blocked his suggestion that he carry a message to Ukraine's president assuring him that U.S. military aid was on the way.
"I was surprised by the president's reaction and realized we had a sales job to do," Johnson told reporters.
The senator's remarks fill in more details about events at the heart of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry. The probe deepened this week with the release of text messages in which Sondland and other diplomats tried to broker a meeting between Trump and Zelenskiy, on the condition that Ukraine open an investigation into a gas company where Joe Biden's son had served on the board.
Johnson has largely stood by Trump and told reporters in Washington last week that he thinks the whole complaint against the president, sparked by a government whistleblower's allegations, has been "blown way out of proportion."
The senator told Washington reporters last week that he briefed Trump before and after the Ukraine visits and understood the president's desire to root out corruption that has long plagued the Eastern European ally. He also agrees with Trump's desire to have NATO allies contribute more money toward their security.
"I'm completely sympathetic with President Trump wanting to get the truth, where did this Russia narrative begin?" Johnson said about the 2016 election.
"I take what President Trump is saying at face value," said Johnson, who's leading some of those investigations, including calling on the Justice Department to probe a Ukrainian company affiliated with Biden's son. He said Trump is "concerned about corruption and continues to say European allies need to step up."
Johnson was among those who traveled to Ukraine in May, with Energy Secretary Rick Perry, for Zelenskiy's inauguration after Vice President Mike Pence was unable to make the trip.
On his return, Johnson joined others to brief Trump in the Oval Office.
Johnson recalled Friday that he and others were confident in the new Ukrainian president and wanted to share their enthusiasm with Trump.
"We were trying to encourage the president to show a great deal of support" in backing the new leader, he told reporters in Wisconsin.
Ahead of his next trip to Ukraine, in September, he told the Wall Street Journal he was informed by Sondland of the tie-in to the military aid.
"At that suggestion, I winced," Johnson told the Journal. "My reaction was: Oh, God. I don't want to see those two things combined."
Sondland would have known what was under way. It was about that time, in August, that the top diplomat and two others were scrambling to prevent their attempt to broker a meeting between Trump and Zelenskiy spiral into a quid-pro-quo for the military aid, according to text messages released by the chairmen of the House oversight committees in the impeachment inquiry.
Johnson said that in a call with Trump the next day he tried to convince the president to let him tell Zelinskiy the military aid would be coming but was rebuffed.
Republicans has been reluctant to break with Trump, and Johnson also suggested he was standing by the president.
"I certainly understood President Trump had real concern about corruption in general," Johnson said Friday.
"I'm very sympathetic to the fact what he's been dragged through," he said about the 2016 election investigations. "He'd like to understand what happened."


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Francis Linel est un acteur, chanteur, danseur et meneur de revues français né le  à Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône) et mort le  à Nonza (Haute-Corse).

Biographie
De son vrai nom François Giannelli, il fait ses débuts sur la scène de l'Alcazar de Marseille en 1943, à l'âge de quinze ans. En 1948, Jean Nohain l'engage au théâtre de l'Européen, à Paris, dans l'opérette Plume au vent. L'année suivante, il joue dans Le Carnaval de juillet, nouvelle opérette de Jean Nohain au théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt.

En 1950, il remporte le Grand prix de la chanson française de Deauville, avec Le Consul de Curitiba. La même année, il est au théâtre de Paris dans Il faut marier maman de Guy Lafarge, avec Denise Grey pour partenaire, avant de partir se produire plusieurs semaines au Blue Angel à New York. Son expérience américaine lui vaut de décrocher le rôle de meneur de la revue du cabaret le Lido de Paris, deux années durant.

En 1953, il apparaît au cinéma dans Le Boulanger de Valorgue d'Henri Verneuil aux côtés de Fernandel.
Dès 1955, il enregistre de nombreux disques, dont certains sont accueillis avec succès et lui valent de chanter à plusieurs reprises à l'Olympia (Des millions d'Arlequins, J'ai acheté une petite auto, Le Consul de Curitiba, Le Cha cha cha). Un Scopitone est réalisé par Claude Lelouch en 1958.

En 1960, il joue dans la Trilogie de Vincent Scotto (Un de la Canebière, Au pays du soleil et Trois de la marine), puis en 1962 dans Quatre jours à Paris de et avec  Francis Lopez, opérette qui se produira en tournée dans toute la France. En 1965, il est à l'Opéra de Toulon pour Ta bouche de Maurice Yvain, Albert Willemetz et Yves Mirande. En 1967, il joue aux côtés d'Annie Cordy dans la comédie musicale Pique et Pioche de Raymond Vincy, Jean-Michel Defaye et Darry Cowl.

En 1973, il tient un rôle de premier plan dans Les Hommes, film de Daniel Vigne.

Dans les années 1970-1980, il collabore à nouveau avec Francis Lopez dansLe Vagabond tzigane (théâtre de la Renaissance), L'Amour à Tahiti et Les Mille et Une Nuits (Élysée-Montmartre), Aventure à Tahiti et Rêves de Vienne (Eldorado).

Retiré de la scène, il meurt le  à Nonza (Haute-Corse) à l'âge de 94 ans. Il est inhumé au cimetière Saint-Pierre de Marseille.

Théâtre
 1948 : Hier contre aujourd'hui, opérette de Robert Beauvais, Michel Vaucaire et Paul Durand, théâtre des Célestins
 1948 : Plume au vent, opérette de Jean Nohain, théâtre de l'Européen
 1949 : Le Carnaval de juillet, opérette de Jean Nohain et Claude Pingault, théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt : Pipeau
 1950 : Il faut marier maman, comédie musicale de Guy Lafarge et Marc-Cab, théâtre de Paris : Jimmy
 1960 : Un de la Canebière, Au pays du soleil et Trois de la marine, opérettes « marseillaises » d'Henri Alibert, René Sarvil et Vincent Scotto
 1962 : Quatre jours à Paris, opérette de Francis Lopez, Raymond Vincy et Albert Willemetz
 1965 : Ta bouche, opérette de Maurice Yvain, Albert Willemetz et Yves Mirande, Opéra de Toulon
 1967 : Pique et Pioche, comédie musicale de Raymond Vincy, Jean-Michel Defaye et Darry Cowl, théâtre des Nouveautés : Frédéric
 1971 : Louisiane, mes amours, opérette d'Henri Bourtayre, Jacques Plante, Jacques Météhen et Jean Valmy, théâtre du Châtelet
 1972 : Il était une fois l'opérette de Jean Poiret, théâtre du Palais-Royal
 1983 : L'Amour à Tahiti, opérette de Francis Lopez, Claude Dufresne, Daniel Ringold et Rodrigo Lopez, Élysée-Montmartre
 1981 : Dédé, opérette  d'Henri Christiné et Albert Willemetz, théâtre de la Renaissance : Robert
 1982 : Le Vagabond tzigane, opérette de Francis Lopez, Claude Dufresne et Daniel Ringold, théâtre de la Renaissance : Robert
 1984 : Les Mille et Une Nuits, opérette de Francis Lopez, Claude Dufresne, Daniel Ringold et Rodrigo Lopez, Élysée-Montmartre
 1988 : Aventure à Tahiti, opérette de Francis Lopez, Claude Dufresne et Daniel Ringold, Eldorado
 1988 : Rêves de Vienne, opérette de Francis Lopez, Claude Dufresne et Daniel Ringold, Eldorado

Filmographie

Cinéma
 1952 : Jouons le jeu d'André Gillois : le chanteur
 1953 : Le Boulanger de Valorgue d'Henri Verneuil : Justin Hébrard
 1973 : Les Hommes de Daniel Vigne : Francis Marchetti

Télévision

Téléfilm
 1962 : En passant par Paris : le chapelier
 1963 : Un coup dans l'aile : Francis
 1982 : Dédé : Robert

Séries télévisées

 1957 : Airs de France : Jean-Paul

Discographie

 1950 : Le Consul de Curitiba (Columbia Pathé-Marconi) - Grand prix de la chanson française de Deauville
 Le Gamin de Paris (Philips)
 Des millions d'Arlequins (Ricordi)
 J'ai acheté une petite auto (Président)
 Le Cha cha cha (Ricordi)

Notes et références

Liens externes

Acteur français de cinéma
Danseur français du XXe siècle
Chanteur français du XXe siècle
Nom de scène
Naissance en février 1928
Naissance à Marseille
Décès à 94 ans
Décès en Haute-Corse
Décès en août 2022
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière Saint-Pierre de Marseille


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Cornell Keulder scooped the West Coast Rollers' Player of the Year award at Friday's end-of-season function.
Hosted by Jacques Laubscher at 'Scooter's Pizza Palace', Cornell walked away with the top award in a season during which he picked up 14 wickets at a measly average of 11.1, and scored 206 runs at an average of 41.
Ryan Cooper was named Best Batman after scoring 339 runs at an average of 56.6, which included two centuries.
Andrew Young, in his first full season with the Rollers, was named Best Bowler. He picked up 10 wickets at 18.5 apiece, including a memorable 5/15 spell in the final match against Western Province Cricket Club.
Hannes Carlson was named Fielder of the Season for his eight dismissals.
Some of the less prestigious awards included the Claude Louw Medic award, which went to Neville Cooper for a season in which he not only pulled a quad muscle in the second ball of the match, but also broke his toe trying to kick a mouse.
Nicky Rheeder was named Chairman of the Duckfarm for his two ducks, while Jacques Laubscher got the Bucketlist award for dropping three catches and taking none.
On a more positive note, Scooter also won the award for the Most Dedicated Roller for obvious reasons.
So thanks to everyone involved for a truly memorable season which yielded just two defeats and which delivered several never-to-be-forgotten moments.
Big Mike gets top honours at Rollers awards
Cornell, Jarryd win big at Rollers awards
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Try a zombie build. All you need is one of the ogres (blue, green, red) that says "may survive when blah blah blah".
That and an auto healer (amaratsu, alruane, archangel) and you are set.
Subs can literally be anything, but since it's a blue dungeon, recommend green subs.
You will get through it. It might be slow, but it works.
Only thing to watch out for is if you get synced monsters they might take you down.
Of course, since it's been 4 months, you've either solved this or given up.
Agreed. Even with a standard build, keeper of the blue is not that difficult for 50+ ranks. For Rainbow, you will likely need an ogre leader.
If you have any combo leader, you can generally take down Keeper of the Blue, Green, and Red. Rainbow is much harder but can be done with a zombie team.
I could take down the Green, Blue, and Red Keepers using a Radius lead at around level 35-40ish with random fodder in the middle(knights,etc) and a DQXQ friend.
Use a perseus, water dragon fruit, and nameless brave blade masumane, and keeper of gold team. Takes 2 seconds! (my record with all monsters lv1) I beat it at rank 30 you noobs.
Get a wood team! they're good for noobs who need to beat this dungeon.
By Midnght: Any healer will do but Alraune gives bonus attack with green matching. Make sure your healer auto heals at minimum 500 per turn more is always better. Store up for the end keeper and you'll one shot him depending on your support teams levels. ADK can be swapped for another green dragon.


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Baker, Lisa-Jo, "Wholeness Parenting: an Alternative to Helicopter and Free Range Parenting"
Boyd, G. David, "America's Changing Religious Landscape –Are Christians in Denial?"
Boyd, G. David, "Establishing Autonomy—A Developmental Task of Adulthood"
Boyd, G. David, "Responding to the Unemployed Millennials in Your Church"
Davis, Alyssa, Will Kimball, and Elise Gould, "The Class of 2015: Despite an Improving Economy, Young Grads Still Face an Uphill Climb"
Devor, Doug, "Guest Pastor: Why are Young Adults Leaving Church?"
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Lenhart, Amanda, "Teens, Technology, and Friendships"
Miller, Kevin A. "Raising Money from Millennials: They're in Debt: They Don't Trust Institutions: But They Will Give Generously to Your Church If You Approach Them in the Right Way," Leadership Journal, 34 no. 2, Spring 2013, p 32–36
Root, Andrew, "Stop Worrying About the Millennials,"Christianity Today, Jan/Feb 2015, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p 30–36
Turner, Laura, "I'm A Christian. But I've Forgotten How to Belong to the Church," Christianity Today, January 29, 2015
Voskamp, Ann, "35 Things We'd Better Tell our Sons About Harassment, Assault, and 'Boys will be Boys'"
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Arnett, Jeffrey Jensen. Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood: A Cultural Approach. 5th ed. Boston, MA: Pearson, 2013.
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Dunn, Richard R. and Jana L. Sundene. Shaping the Journey of Emerging Adults. Downer's Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2012.
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Lane, Erin S. Lessons in Belonging from a Church-Going Commitment Phobe. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2015.
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Q: AS2 .swf loadmovie() and unloadmovie() fail when nested inside an AS3 .swf container I have an AS2 .swf being loaded as a child of a parent AS3 .swf.  The AS2.swf calls loadmovie() and unloadmovie() to display 3 jpeg files.  The images load the first time, but after that, a call to loadmovie() to replace the image, or a call to unloadmovie() fail.  I found the following Adobe Bug report (https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/ASC-3338?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel) that has said this has been resolved, and also said that child movieclips could be replaced without a problem.  Here is the code I'm calling.
_root.help_mc.scenes_image1_mc.loadMovie("first.jpg");
_root.help_mc.scenes_image2_mc.loadMovie("second.jpg");
_root.help_mc.scenes_image3_mc.loadMovie("third.jpg");

_root.help_mc.scenes_image1_mc.unloadMovie();
_root.help_mc.scenes_image2_mc.unloadMovie();
_root.help_mc.scenes_image3_mc.unloadMovie();

I'm not well versed in ActionScript, so I'm afraid I might not be referencing the movieclip in the correct way.  The bug report said child swf's cannot replace themseleves, but if the AS2 swf is acting as the psuedo root, can I reference the movieclip through the AS2 swf?

A: AS2 doesn't work along-side AS3. Flash Player 9 and above have two different virtual machines - one for AS1, AS2 and the other for AS3 and only one of them is loaded at once, meaning that you can execute either AS3 or AS2 but not both.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActionScript#Timeline_by_ActionScript_version

A: In ActionScript 3 you load a movie like this:
var myLoader:Loader = new Loader();
var url:URLRequest = new URLRequest("first.jpg");
myLoader.load(url);
addChild(myLoader);