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Stay (2005) Review
When Sam Foster a psychiatrist takes over the case of Henry Letham he must attempt to stop him from committing suicide while attempting to keep a grip on his own reality.
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Note: This Trolls Human (ish?) AU is still in progress, and of course it's not properly fleshed out. When I say "ish,, I'm still thinking if I should also make it fantasy.
Their moms
Mama: "Gabby" "Gabriella (Filipino)
Mama: "Julie" Alejandra Julieta Alonso Blanco Sr. (Mexican)
Willow Bloom (OC; She/Her): Bernadette Ramona
Transwoman Omnisexual
Married
Oldest
Filipino & Mexican
Her name is a female variant of her grandfather's, Gabby's father
Mortician
Fern( OC; She/Her): Fiona
Transwoman Pansexual
Married
2nd Oldest
Adopted
Clara/Clover's older twin sister
4 weeks older than JD
Mexican
Pre-School Teacher
Clover (OC; She/Her): Clara
Transwoman Unlabeled Sapphic
Engaged
3rd Oldest
Adopted
Fern/Fiona's younger twin sister
4 weeks older than JD
Mexican
Hockey and in-line hockey player
Also a PE Teacher or coach, where her twin sister works
John Dory: Juan Dominic
Bisexual
4th Oldest
Filipino & Mexican
Spruce: Joaquin Bruce
Bisexual
5th oldest
Filipino & Mexican
Known as "Lover Boy" in his family
Named after one of his uncles, one of Julie's brothers
Clay: Basilio Carlos
5th youngest
Filipino & Mexican
Named after one of his uncles, one of Julie's brothers
Floyd: Fernando
4th youngest
Filipino & Mexican
Named after his grandfather, Julie's father
Branch: Bernardo Ramon Nimuel Rodrigo Jose Marcelo Gabriel Angelo Lorenzo Alvaro Flores Del Rosario the V (The 5th)
Transman Bisexual
3rd Youngest
Filipino & Mexican
Named himself after his grandfather, Gabby's father
Hazel's older twin brother
Hazel (OC; She/He): Bianca Hazel
Agender Sapphic
2nd Youngest
Filipino & Mexican
Branch/Ramon's younger twin sister/brother
Tattoo Artist & Body Piercer & Nurse
AJ (OC;They/Them): Alejandra Julieta Alonso Blanco Jr.
Nonbinary Questioning Sapphic
Youngest
Filipino & Mexican
Bartender
#long post#dreamworks trolls#trollstopia#trolls world tour#trolls oc#trolls 3#dreamworks trolls headcannons#trolls human au#trolls band together#brozone#branch#sibling ocs#sibling oc#twin ocs#filipino hc#mexican#filipino#ntl.ocs#ntl.aus
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LA LITERATURA MEXICANA UN RECORRIDO POR LA HISTORIA
Esta es ampliamente reconocida a nivel internacional con escritores ilustres como Carlos Fuentes Juan Rulfo y Octavio Paz. En la antigüedad los libros escaseaban y los indígenas tenían su propio método de escritura para usos específicos y dependían fuertemente de la tradición oral para transmitir y preservar la mitología y sus narraciones sin embargo con el pasar de los años cambio con la colonización y la influencia que recibieron de Europa. A continuación relaciono los escritores mas importantes a la fecha.
JOSE JOAQUIN FERNANDEZ DE LIZARDI (1776-1827) Fue el pensador mexicano que desarrollo la mayor parte de su trabajo a la escritura periodística su obra mas importante fue El Periquillo de Sarniento publicada en 1816.
Narración picaresca.
RAMON LOPEZ VELARDE (1888-1921) Fue lamejor poesia en la historia de mexico funcionario del movimiento modernista y apodado "El poeta nacional" entre sus obras se destaca la suave patria y otros poemas publicados en 1921.
Poeta de la Patria
AGUSTIN YAÑEZ (1904-1980) Novelista ensayista cuentista y político mexicano uno de los mas grandes de la novela después de la revolución y precursor de la novela moderna su obra Al filo del agua publicada en 1947 y fue una de las mejores del siglo XX.
Escritor de la corriente realista
ROSARIO CASTELLANOS (1925-1974) Periodista escritora y diplomática considerada como una literata del siglo XX sus obras trataban temas de la mujer y lo indígena y una de las pioneras del feminismo mexicano .
La poesía "un intento de llegar a la raíz de los objetos"
CARLOS FUENTES (1928-2012) Exponente central del boom latinoamericano su obra Aura publicada en 1962 y La muerte de Artemio están entre las mas destacadas.
Miembro honorario de la academia mexicana de la lengua .
JUAN RULFO (1917-1986) Considerado uno de los escritores hispanoamericanos del siglo XX, sus novelas Pedro Paramo y El Llano en Llamas lo llevaron a ser el mas influyente a nivel mundial.
Narrativa de conciencia.
GUSTAVO SAIINZ (1940-2015) Novelista relacionado a la literatura de la onda rompiendo lo tradicional de la literatura de la época. Sus obras eran bastantes experimentales.
Director del instituto nacional de bellas artes.
GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ (1927-2014) Escritor y periodista reconocido por sus novelas, cuentos y otras narraciones, entre ellas Cien años de soledad publicada en 1967,fue el ganador del premio Nobel de Literatura en 1982.
Realismo mágico y Boom latinoamericano.
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El padre de LIZ y SANTIAGO SOLARI.. el futbolista y entrenador Eduardo SOLARI fue a TENER-i-FE en 1990 a negociar por su hermano JORGE (se dirimian entre él y el chileno de la Universidad CATOLICA prieto.. Tras la negativa de Luis "ARAGONES" =de la region donde lo acaban de pasar muy mal x INUNDACION tras mi visita a disco LOPEZ para ver a Marky RAMONE q entro en RAMONES en LP ROAD TO RUIN y al q vi en NOCHEBUENA 2006 en sala MARKY RAMONE fotografiandose en Estadio del MANZANA+eRES en final Copa del REY con FELIPE VI).. q seria destituido en las ultimas jornadas x argentino VALDANO nacido en LAS PAREJAS, SANTA FE.. siendo el VERDUGO de REAL MADRID al hacerle perder 2 LIGAS consecutivas en SANTA CRUZ a favor de FC BARCELONA..
.. en el wiki de EDUARDO SOLARI sale en portada del grafico como jugador de LOS CANALLAS (ROSARIO CENTRAL.. mientras q su rival d Rosario NEWELL OLD BOYS son los LEPROSOS) y el titular EXCLUSIVO DESDE MEXICO MANTEQUILLA (=boxeador cubano Jose ANGEL NAPOLES) habla de MONZON (=LLUVIAS FUERTES) encarcelado x tirar o matar a su EX_PAREJA desde el BALCON con un asunto de dinero de por medio.. empezando en ARGENTINA a concienciarse de la VIOLENCIA DE GENERO y murio con 52 años en un permiso carcelario al tener un accidente
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Bulacan
Bulacan is known as the city of heroes, why? Because most of the heroes lived there and approximately worked there. The early people of Bulacan, had also risen in revolt as in other parts of the country. Bulacan was one of the eight provinces, which rallied behind the Katipunan's call for an all-out insurrection against the Spanish occupation in the late 19th century. Marcelo H. Del Pilar (Kupang, San Nicolas, Bulakan), the "Great Propagandist" of the Philippine Propaganda Movement. General Gregorio del Pilar (San Jose, Bulakan), Marcelo H. del Pilar's nephew, one of the youngest revolutionary generals during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine–American War, died at the Battle of Tirad Pass. Mariano Ponce (Baliuag), physician, Propagandist Pío Valenzuela (Polo), physician, Katipunan leader, established Katipunan branches in Morong and Bulacan; co-founded "Kalayaan", the Katipunan newsletter; emissary of Andrés Bonifacio to José Rizal. Trinidad Tecson (San Miguel de Mayumo), female Katipunan revolutionary. Felipe Buencamino, Sr. (San Miguel de Mayumo),revolutionary, co-writer of the Constitution of the Philippine Republic at Malolos. Commodore Ramon A. Alcaraz (Plaridel), World War II veteran - Captain of Q-boat 112 ABRA Shot down 3 Japanese Zero fighters Gat Ciriaco Contreras (Meycauayan). Defended the Barrio of Langka and commanded the katipuneros of year 1898 against the spaniards,one of the foundations of Bulacan alongside the Supremo Gat Andres Bonifacio. Also one of the Commanding Officers of the Supremo.
The office of the heroes are indigenously made which are made by rocks and it is known and called "Biak na Bato" , During the Philippine Revolution in 1897, newly appointed Governor-General Fernando Primo de Rivera decided to crush Emilio Aguinaldo and his troops in Cavite, but Aguinaldo fled to Batangas and joined forces with Gen. Miguel Malvar. The Spaniards continue their pursuit but the troops outwitted them by going to the province of Morong (now Rizal) and finally to Biak-na-Bato in San Miguel, Bulacan. Aguinaldo made the mountain caves into his headquarters. Biak-na-Bato (21.17 km² in the villages of Kalawakan and Talbak in Doña Remedios Trinidad town and the villages of Biak-na-Bato and Sibul) served as one of the camps of the revolutionary Katipunan forces during the Philippine Revolution. It was declared a national park by Manuel L. Quezon on Nov. 16, 1937 through Proclamation No. 223. Since I lived there for years, I've discovered tons of beauty in that city including "Banal na Bundok" where saints and spiritual beings are adequately explained omnipotently where lots of people visits there for a peaceful life and an astounding future. Hundreds of rivers are abundant of clean water and forest that can make you chill by the fresh air that the trees are giving into. According to the leaders of the city, The municipality of San Miguel de Mayumo was established in 1763 by Carlos Agustin Maniquiz, Maria Juana Puno - wife of Carlos Agustin Maniquiz and Miguel Pineda, with Pineda as the first town mayor of San Miguel. Miguel Pineda was a native of Angat, Bulacan who decided to settle permanently in the barrio of San Bartolome (now named Barangay Tartaro). He found the place ideal for hunting and was later chosen as the leader of other settlers. He formed an alliance with Mariano Puno, the recognized leader of the adjacent prosperous village called Santo Rosario (now named Barangay Mandile). The town was previously part of Pampanga, hence San Miguel’s culture having Kapampangan influence. In 1848, the town and the neighbouring barrios, which were then part of Pampanga, were added to the territory of the Province of Bulacan.
#FeatureBulacan
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A’s Stun Twins In 9th.
Athletics 4 Twins 5 W-Treinen (3-3) L-Rogers (2-2) SV-Hendriks (8)
The Minnesota Twins and Oakland A’s are very good teams and have played some good games in July. Tonight was the same case as the two sides squared off once again in Minneapolis. The Twins got going in the first inning. Mitch Garver led-off and smoked a Brett Anderson fastball out to right for a solo blast. Two batters later, Nelson Cruz belted a change-up out to center for solo homer. This put the Twins up 2-0 after an inning of play. Meanwhile, Jose Berrios took the two runs and ran with it over 5 2/3 scoreless frames. The Twins bullpen had other plans in the last three innings though. Tyler Duffey walked Marcus Semien to start the seventh and Zack Littell came on with one out. He struck out Matt Olson, but that brought up Mark Canha. Canha smashed a slider out to left for a two-run blast that tied the game. The next batter, Ramon Laureano drilled a fastball out to right-center for a solo homer and the A’s were up 3-2 in a blink of an eye. The Twins would answer in the bottom of the seventh though. Miguel Sano lined a Brett Anderson slider out to left for a game-tying solo home run. Later in the inning, CJ Cron singled to left and Max Kepler singled to right that put Cron at third base. Ehire Adrianza pinch-ran for Cron and Jonathan Schoop hit a flyball to left. Adrianza tagged from third and made it home. This put the Twins up 4-3 after seven frames. Blake Parker threw a clean eighth and we headed to a interesting ninth. Taylor Rogers came on and retired the first two batters. Mark Canha was hit by a slider and Ramon Laureano doubled. Khris Davis then hit a hot shot to Ehire Adrianza at first that he couldn’t handle. Two runs scored on the play and the A’s took a 5-4 lead. Liam Hendriks came on for the ninth and things got even more interesting. Max Kepler singled with one out and Jonathan Schoop doubled. Eddie Rosario was intentionally walked to load up the bases. Mitch Garver then hit into a double play to short and the game was over. The Twins lost in a weird one at Target Field tonight.
-Final Thoughts- Jose Berrios was solid tonight going 5 2/3 scoreless innings and allowed five hits with four walks and three strikeouts. He threw too many pitches in a short amount of time. Tyler Duffey got out of the sixth, but allowed a run in the seventh. Zack Littell gave up two runs in the seventh. Blake Parker had a scoreless eighth and Taylor Rogers had a bad outing. He was charged with two runs on three hits in the ninth. Miguel Sano and Max Kepler led the way with two hits each. The Twins hit 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position and left six men on base. The Phillies claimed Mike Morin and the Angels claimed Adalberto Mejia after they were both designated for assignment. No word on Matt Magill’s situation yet. Tomorrow, Daniel Mengden faces Michael Pineda in the series finale.
-Chris Kreibich
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Spanish Inspired Names, boys edition
Alejandro
Luis
Miguel
Santiago
Manuel
Gracia
Mateo
Nicolas
Orlando
Rio
Lucero
Paco
Sancho
Cortez
Rosario
Ponce
Natal
Matias
Prospero
Octavio
Placido
Abijundio
Adan
Adolfo
Adriano
Alano
Alanzo/Alonso/Alonzo
Alberto
Alejo
Alfonso
Afonso
Alfredo
Alvaro
Amadeo
Andres
Angel/Angelo
Antonio
Armando
Bartolo
Benjamin
Bernardo
Carlos
Casimiro
Che
Chico
Cisco
Cristiano/Cristian
Cristos
Cruz
Curro
Dante
Dario
Desiderio
Diego
Dino
Donatello/Donatelo
Donato
Duerte
Eduardo
Elia
Elias
Elijah
Emanuel/Emanuelo
Emilio
Emiliano
Enzo
Estanislao
Esteban
Everardo
Ezequiel
Fabio
Farruco
Federico
Felix
Fernando
Fonzo
Francisco
Franco
Frisco
Gabian
Gabriel
German
Godofredo
Gustavo
Hector
Hugo
Humberto
Ignacio
Isaias
Ismael
Jacinto
Jago
Jair
Javier
Jeremias
Jesus
Joaquin
Jonas
Jorge
Jose
Joselito
Josue
Juan
Julito
Juliano
Leandro
Leon
Leonardo
Leonel
Lorenzo
Luciano
Mano
Manolo
Manuel
Manolito
Marco
Mariano
Mario
Martin
Mauricio
Monte/Montes/Montez/Montrel
Nataniel
Oliverio
Pablo
Pacho
Pancho
Paquito
Pascual
Paolo
Pedro
Pirro
Porfirio
Rafael
Ramon
Raul
Renato
Reynaldo
Rico
Riel
Roderigo
Roman
Romeo
Ruben
Rudolfo
Sabino
Salvatore
Santos
Saul
Silvano
Tadeo
Teo
Teodoro
Tomaisin
Tomas
Ulfred
Valentino
Vidal
Videl
Victorio
Victor
Yuri
Zacharias
Zakaria
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BEM ESCOLAR - HOMOLOGAÇÃO 2019
Alunos aguardando homologação para o transporte gratuito. Consultar toda semana e quando aparecer OK na frente do nome, voltar na escola para retirar o formulário.
Maria Gomes Teixeira - OK
Nilcilene Martins dos Santos - OK
Mikaele Vieira de Souza - OK
Aline de Fátima dos Santos Leal - OK
Gislene Nobre Almeida - OK
Jamile Souza Santos - OK
Debora Lima da Silva - OK
Andrea Muller Carvalho - OK
Maria Nilza de Jesus Ferreira - OK
Larissa Fazzion Ferreira da Silva - OK
Thaynan Gomes Ferreira - OK
Talita Pires do Nascimento - OK
Jessica Ednaura da Silva - OK
Glaucir Borges Ventura - OK
Beatriz Caetano de Souza - INDEFERIDO
Leonardo da Silva Ribeiro - OK
Karina Ferreira Costa - INDEFERIDO
Maria Euta da Silva Ferreira - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Alisson Ortiz Reis - OK
Marcia da Silva Oliveira - OK
Marcos José Ferreira Lima - OK
Vinicios Oliveira da Silva - OK
Etelvina Oliveira da Silva - OK
Jefferson Lourenço da Silva - OK
Karoline Ferreira dos Santos - OK
Rosana Siqueira dos Santos Barreto - OK
Wellington Felipe Cardoso Farias Muguinte - PENDENTE (Comprovante de Endereço em nome de terceiros)
Antonio Carlos Martins Siqueira - OK
Camila Gomes Barbosa - OK
Jussandra Soares da Silva - OK
Maria Alice dos Santos Silva - OK
Thalita Borges Ventura - OK
Anderson Pereira Lima - OK
Ieris Feretti Silva - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Carlos Daniel de Jesus Pereira - OK (Renovação)
Lorrany Cristina Santos Paz - OK
Alexssandro Antonio Gonçalves Chaves - OK
Thalia Osorio Ferreira - OK
Maria Auxiliadora do Nascimento - OK
Robson Vieira Valoriano - OK (Renovação)
Guilherme Tavares Zanotti - OK
Victor Hugo Pinto dos Santos - OK
Erisvaldo Lessa Sales - OK
Joao Vitor Dias Souza - OK
Ainoa Priscila Oliveira da Silva - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Julia Santos Fangiulli - OK
Maria Oliveira da SIlva - OK
David Luan Raimundo - OK
Gleide dos Santos Ferreira - OK
Joao Carlos Nuncio - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Grasiele Maria Rati Barbosa dos Santos - OK
Eliane Santos da Silva Matos - OK
Karen Caroline de Melo - OK
Evelin Cristina Cabral Lima - OK
Everson Coutinho Pereira - OK
Mariana Martins da Silva - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Patricia Garcia de Freitas Silva - OK
Marina de Oliveira Sales - NÃO COMPARECIMENTO
Juliana Maria de Noronha - OK
Diane Ferraz dos Santos - ENDEREÇO DIVERGENTE
Ellen Vitoria da Silva - INDEFERIDO
Tuany Batista de Moraes - OK
Leilamar Fernandes da Silva - OK
Jennifer Humbelina Martins - OK
Nayara Caroline Tinello de Mello - OK
Aparicio Franco de Camargo Junior - OK
Sabrina Bianca de Souza Santos - OK
Cleildes Jesus Almeida dos Santos - OK
Leticia Caroline Nunes da Costa Dantas - OK
Amanda Martins de Oliveira - PENDENTE (Compr. de Endereço precisa estar no nome do aluno, do pai/mãe ou esposo/esposa. Do contrário, apresentar declaração de próprio punho com firma reconhecida do titular da conta).
Luiz Felipe Rosario da Silva - OK
Paloma Ferreira Miepez - OK
Paulo Sergio Ferreira Miepez - OK
Miliane Martins - NÃO COMPARECIMENTO
José Arimateia Pereira de Andrade - OK
Kevin Costa da Silva - OK
Aianne Caroline Sousa Nascimento - OK
Victor Fernando Cardoso de Oliveira - OK
Ana Paula Sousa da Silva - OK
Ana Claudia de Oliveira - OK
Jackson Luiz de Jesus - OK
Aline Aragao Barbosa - OK
Roseli Ferreira da Silva Azevedo - OK
Cristiane Barbosa de Araujo - OK
Leonardo de Oliveira - OK
Leidiane Maria da Silva - OK
Victoria Aparecida Dreger Cabral - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Isadora Medeiros dos Santos - OK
Jeferson da Silva Mariano - OK
Erica Ribeiro Damasceno - OK
Edneia Barbosa de Souza Lisboa - OK
Maria Euta da Silva Ferreira - OK
Pamela Sthefany Pacheco Ferreira - OK
Karlla Mirelly da Silva Nascimento - OK
Karina Suellen Manso de Oliveira - OK
Larissa Nascimento Nolasco - OK
Luana Maria da Silva - OK
Ellen Christine Araujo Melo - OK
Bruna Souza dos Santos Machado - OK
Josicleide Nunes da Silva - OK
Isabele CArdoso de Azevedo França Feitosa - OK
Ingrid Daiane da Silva - OK
Samuel Marcos Santos Barros - OK
Janaina Maria Soares de Melo - INDEFERIDO (DISTÂNCIA)
Cleonice Aparecida dos Santos Costa - OK
Elen de Almeida Duarte - OK
Amanda Martins de Oliveira - OK
Thaynara Aparecida Costa Conceição - OK
Beatriz Cristine da Silva Cezar - PENDENTE (Comprovante de 3ºs)
Ingrid Muniz de Araujo - OK
Fabricio Arruda Marcelino da Silva - OK
Samuel Santos da Costa - OK
Francimar Mota Pinto dos Santos - OK
Luan Francis Pereira Souza - OK
Dayane Silva Santos - OK
Tamiris Teixeira da Costa Silva Lisboa - OK
Leticia Lopes do Vale - OK
Paulo Rogerio Pereira Galdino - INDEFERIDO (DISTÂNCIA)
Andrea dos Santos Donato - OK
João Pedro Kronka Correa Leite - OK
Euller de Carvalho Sousa - OK
Rosangela da Costa - OK
Evelin Lenhaioli de Souza Guimarães - INDEFERIDO (DISTÂNCIA)
Izabella Aparecida dos Santos Silva - OK
Paloma Dias Santos - OK
Gabriel Rodrigo dos Santos - OK
Marcia Cardoso dos Santos - OK
Ivania Jesus de Souza Silva - OK
Marcelo Aparecido da Silva - OK
Simone Aparecida de Oliveira - OK
Flavia de Souza Americo - OK
Daniela Almeida dos Reis - OK
Yuri Batista dos Santos Rodrigues - OK
Adriano Donizetti de Lima - OK
Erika de Cassia Souza Fernandes - OK
Alisson Caio Delphino Lyra - OK
Amanda Barbosa dos Santos - OK
Veronica de Morais Rangel - OK
Oquicherla Ferreira do Nascimento Xavier - INDEFERIDO (Endereço Morato)
Gileardi de Lima Nascimento - OK
Beatriz Cristine da Silva Cezar - OK
Larissa dos Santos Silva - OK
Gabriela Tenorio Ferreira - INDEFERIDO (Endereço Morato)
Wesley Cristian da Silva - OK
Vitoria Barbosa Melo - OK (Renovação Apenas)
Maria Rejane de Oliveira Santos - OK
Matheus Rodrigues Marques de Moura - OK
Robson Pereira da Silva - OK
Jennifer Umbelina Martins - OK
Gustavo da Cruz Lima - OK
Camila Maria Mendieta de Jesus - OK
Maria Ivanuscy Basilio - OK
Telma Conceição Jesus Leal - OK
Nicolas da Silva Santos - OK
Francisco Farias Lima - OK (Renovação)
Selma Conceicao de Arquino Lima - OK
Andre Ferreira Coutinho - OK
Gabriela Cristina Gonçalves - PENDENTE (Endereço em Nome de 3ºs)
Gabriela Bezerra de Oliveira - OK
Darcio dos Santos Morais - OK
Raquel Lourenço dos Santos - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Fabiana Maria da Cunha Rocha - OK
Ainoa Priscila Oliveira da Silva - OK
Kaique Santos Guilherme - OK
Samuel Primo Oliveira - OK
Otavio Miranda Feitosa Junior - OK
Esther de Souza Lima - OK
Andre Santos dos Reis - OK
Damião Vieira da Silva - OK
Claudio Henrique dos Santos Luz - OK
Airine Leite Brito - OK
Ramon de Jesus dos Santos - OK
Hellen Ferreira de Paula - OK
Leandro dos Reis Silva - OK
Maria dos Santos Bezerra - OK
Felipe Soares de Morais - INDEFERIDO (Distância)
Maria Sonia Gomes de Souza - OK
Vanessa Cristiane Soares Castro Miranda - OK
Edson Francisco Ferreira - OK
Thays Barbosa da Cruz - OK
Debora Landim da Silva - OK
Nathalya Monteiro Cesar Mello - OK
Aline da Conceição Gomes - OK
Dionizio Gomes da Silva - OK
Angela da Silva Hamer - OK
Marcos Jacinto Batista dos Santos - OK
Allan Teixeira da Silva - OK
Jones Silva dos Santos - OK
Leila da Silva dos Santos - OK
Alexandre Fernandes Farias - OK
Maicon Silva do Nascimento - OK
Adriele Pereira Soares - OK
Ariane Aparecida Prado Palacio - OK
Isaias Freitas Ribeiro Xavier - OK
Matheus Camilo da Silva - OK
Josefa Matos de Carvalho - OK
Gessi Santos Ribeiro - OK
Willian Vieira Barros Costa - OK
Natia Regiane Gomes da Cruz - OK
Dilton da Silva Ramos - OK
Leandro dos Santos Souza - OK
Loide Marcelina Gonçalves - OK
Rafael Gonçalves Toledo - AGUARDANDO
José Marques Ferreira da Silva - OK
Andreza Alexandra Barbosa da Silva - OK
Sabrina Batista Lopes Teixeira - OK
Euda Maria da Silva Negreiros - OK
Maria Vanessa da Silva - OK
Lindalva Jeronimo do Nascimento - OK
Jessica Cristiane Marques da Silva - AGUARDANDO
Thielly Nayara Borges Moraes Santos - OK
Aureliano Cordeiro de Oliveira - OK
Tamires Martinho de Almeida - OK
Tatiane Nascimento dos Santos - OK
Ariela Iopi - OK
Viviane Aparecida Froes Goncalves - OK
Beatriz Carvalho dos Santos - OK
Jeane Fernandes da Silva - OK
Karen de Brito Shibata - OK
Yolanda Santos Nascimento da Silva - OK
Hosana Araujo dos Santos - OK
Viviane de Sousa Soares - OK
Janaina Silva Oliveira - OK
Elisangela Gonsalves Torregrossa - OK
Raiane da Silva Barbosa - OK
Eliane Pereira dos Santos - OK
Matheus da Silva Guimarães - OK
José Carlos de Lima Filho - OK
Francisco Vieira Negreiros - OK
Fabiana Rodrigues de Macedo - OK
Tainã Arruda da Silva - OK
Andre Jose de Lima - OK
Elenice Ferraz Costa - OK
Elias de Almeida Cruz - OK
Adriana dos Santos - OK
João Marcelo Troguilho - OK
Rute Andrade das Neves - OK
Denis Cruz de Souza - OK
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FBB 2021 Team Awards & Review
This team was supposed to finish in last place according to my Rotowire draft software. In the end, I finished in 3rd place. (I dropped from 2nd on the last day of the season.) So, I stand with this theory for my success; this was a “made” team. And boy, was it fun.
I decided early on to go with high-risk, young starters. Ergo, why I have Cease, McClanahan, and Manoah on my roster. McKenzie came later, as did Rasmussen. These guys were hot hands with great promise and great risk. I listened to the analysts on these guys. Maybe too much, but it worked out.
My team fluctuated between 2nd and 6th place most of the season, but once my young starters settled in, I stayed around 3rd place.
Team MVP: Cedric Mullins $1 - when Oscar Mercado didn’t make the team with Cleveland, I had an opening in my outfield. I knew there was a good chance he’d get decent playing time, but never did I believe that he would explode for a 30/30 season. What a bargain.
Next Best: Matt Olson $15
Team Cy Young: Dylan Cease $1 - heard Vlad Guerero Jr say he was the toughest pitcher he had faced in the minors, so I grabbed him when one of my starters went down. Cease was inconsistent at times, but delivered the Ks.
My Value Pick: Cedric Mullins $1 - I mean, $1 for a 30/30 season
Trade Evaluation: Early on in the season, I traded Jake Odorizzi and Greg Holland for Amed Rosario. (I was trying to get Wander Franco.) I felt my team was in bad shape, so I looked long term. It took some time for Rosario to get going but he finished strong.
Regrets: Trading Carlos Correa when I thought I was really out of it. He was solid all season and Vidal Brujan never got the call up.
My Re-Made Team
I usually subscribe to the idea that your team is made in the draft, but this team proves that this is not entirely true. Other than my catchers, I only retained 5 of my position players from the draft.
As for my pitching staff, I only retained 2 of my original pitchers.
STARTING TEAM FINAL TEAM
C - Sean Murphy OAK $9 Sean Murphy OAK $9
C - Kurt Suzuki, LAA $7 Kurt Suzuki, LAA $7
1B - Matt Olson, OAK $15 Matt Olson, OAK $15
2B - Hanser Alberto, KC $1 Andres Gimenez, CLE $20
SS - Carlos Correa, HOU $32 Ramon Urias, BAL $1
3B - Joey Wendle, TB $7 Joey Wendle, TB $7
MI - Freddy Galvis, BAL, $1 Amed Rosario, CLE $19
CI - Renato Nunez, DET $7 Owen Miller, CLE $1
DH Franmill Reyes, CLE $28 Franmill Reyes, CLE $28
OF
Ramon Laureano,OAK $25 Jake Meyers, HOU $1
Manuel Margot, TB $17 Manuel Margot, TB $17
Randal Grichuk, TOR $20 Randal Grichuk, TOR $20
Oscar Mercado, CLE $7 Cedric Mullins, BAL $1
Yoshi Tsutsugo, TB $1 Jose Siri, HOU $1
[NOTE: I would have had Ramon Laureano still on my team but he got suspended for a PED violation. Plus, I have Andrew Vaughn reserved at the end of the season.]
SP
Jake Odorizzi, HOU $11 Shane McClanahan, TB $1
John Means, BAL $3 John Means, BAL $3
Domingo German, NYY $7 Drew Rasmussen, TB $1
Yusei Kikuchi, SEA $4 Dylan Cease, CHW $1
Kris Bubic, $3 Alex Manoah, TOR $14
Triston McKenzie, CLE $3
RP
Kirby Yates, TOR $25 Lou Trevino, OAK $1
Greg Holland, KC $15 Alex Colome, MIN $21
Bryan Garcia, P DET $4 Greg Soto, P DET $1
Greg Soto, P DET $1
[I also have Pat Sewald $1 SEA]
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'Ulysses' weakens; signal no. 3 still up in some areas
#PHnews: 'Ulysses' weakens; signal no. 3 still up in some areas
MANILA – Typhoon Ulysses has weakened and about to leave the Luzon landmass but still battering many areas with strong winds and rains, the weather bureau said on Thursday.
Heavy to intense, with at times torrential rains, however, continue over Metro Manila, Calabarzon, and Central Luzon and will likely persist until Thursday afternoon.
Moderate to heavy, with at times intense rains will be experienced over the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), mainland Cagayan Valley, Babuyan Islands, Pangasinan, Marinduque, and the northern portion of Mindoro provinces including Lubang Island.
Light to moderate with at times heavy rains will also be experienced over the Visayas and the rest of Luzon.
In its 8 a.m. bulletin, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said "Ulysses" was last spotted in the vicinity of Cabangan, Zambales, moving west-northwestward at 30 kph.
The typhoon now packs maximum sustained winds of 130 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 215 kph.
Tropical cyclone wind signal (TCWS) no. 3 was hoisted over the northern portion of Cavite (Naic, Tanza, Ternate, Maragondon, Rosario, Noveleta, Cavite City, Kawit, Bacoor, Imus, General Trias, Trece Martires City, Dasmariñas), Metro Manila, the western portion of Bulacan (San Miguel, San Ildefonso, San Rafael, Angat, Santa Maria, Marilao, Meycauayan City, Obando, Bulacan, Bocaue, Pandi, Bustos, Baliuag, Plaridel, Balagtas, Guiguinto, Malolos City, Paombong, Hagonoy, Calumpit, Pulilan), the western portion of Nueva Ecija (Gapan City, Peñaranda, Santa Rosa, Cabanatuan City, General Mamerto Natividad, Llanera, San Jose City, Lupao, Cabiao, San Isidro, San Leonardo, Jaen, San Antonio, Zaragoza, Aliaga, Talavera, Licab, Quezon, Santo Domingo, Guimba, Muñoz City, Talugtug, Cuyapo, Nampicuan), Pampanga, Tarlac, Bataan, Zambales, and Pangasinan. Destructive typhoon force winds will be experienced in these areas.
Areas under TCWS no. 2 are: central and southern portions of Isabela (Mallig, Quirino, Ilagan, Roxas, Burgos, Gamu, Palanan, San Mariano, Dinapigue, San Guillermo, Benito Soliven, Naguilian, Reina Mercedes, Luna, San Manuel, Aurora, Cabatuan, Cauayan City, San Mateo, Alicia, Angadanan, Echague, Jones, San Agustin, San Isidro, Ramon, Santiago City, Cordon), Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Mountain Province, Ifugao, Benguet, the southern portion of Ilocos Sur (Cervantes, Quirino, San Emilio, Lidlidda, Santiago, Banayoyo, Candon City, Galimuyod, Gregorio Del Pilar, Salcedo, Santa Lucia, Santa Cruz, Sigay, Suyo, Tagudin, Alilem, Sugpon), La Union, Aurora, the rest of Nueva Ecija, the rest of Bulacan, the northern and central portion of Quezon (San Antonio, Tiaong, Dolores, Candelaria, Sariaya, Lucban, Tayabas City, Lucena City, Pagbilao, Perez, Alabat, Atimonan, Padre Burgos, Agdangan, Plaridel, Mauban, Sampaloc, Real, General Nakar, Infanta) including Polillo Islands, Rizal, Laguna, the rest of Cavite, Batangas, the northern portion of Oriental Mindoro (Puerto Galera, San Teodoro, Baco, Calapan City), and the northern portion of Occidental Mindoro (Paluan, Abra de Ilog) including Lubang Island. Damaging gale to storm-force winds will prevail in these areas.
TCWS no. 1 was hoisted over the rest of Isabela, Kalinga, Abra, the rest of Ilocos Sur, the rest of Occidental Mindoro, the rest of Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, the northern portion of Romblon (Corcuera, Banton, Concepcion), the rest of Quezon, Camarines Norte, and the western portion of Camarines Sur (Siruma, Tinambac, Calabanga, Bombon, Magarao, Canaman, Camaligan, Gainza, Pamplona, Pasacao, Libmanan, Cabusao, Sipocot, Lupi, Ragay, Del Gallego). These areas will experience strong breeze to near gale conditions.
Meanwhile, rough to very high seas will prevail over the seaboards of areas under TCWS and the northern seaboard of northern Samar.
Rough to high seas will continue over the remaining seaboards of northern Luzon, and rough to very rough seas over the western seaboard of Palawan including Calamian and Kalayaan Islands and the seaboards of Romblon and Bicol Region not under TCWS.
Sea travel is risky for all types of vessels over these waters.
Moderate to rough seas will be experienced over the eastern seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao, the seaboards of Cuyo Islands, and the western seaboard of Panay Island.
PAGASA advised mariners of small seacraft to take precautionary measures when venturing to the sea. (PNA)
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References:
* Philippine News Agency. "'Ulysses' weakens; signal no. 3 still up in some areas." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1121550 (accessed November 12, 2020 at 05:29PM UTC+14).
* Philippine News Agency. "'Ulysses' weakens; signal no. 3 still up in some areas." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1121550 (archived).
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Gigantes anuncian prácticas para el lunes 19 de octubre Luis “Pipe” Urueta estará al frente de los entrenamientos desde el primer día San Francisco de Macorís. –Los Gigantes del Cibao anuncian el inicio de sus entrenamientos para el lunes 19 de octubre en el estadio Julián Javier, con miras a su participación en el próximo torneo de béisbol profesional otoño-invernal. El gerente general del conjunto, Jesús Mejía explicó la importancia que tiene iniciar temprano las prácticas, además destacó la experiencia que trae desde las grandes ligas Pipe Urueta con el tema del protocolo, además señaló que el dirigente estará al frente del equipo desde el inicio de los entrenamientos. “Estaremos iniciando 28 días antes del inicio de temporada ya que ha sido un año especial, que ha visto la cancelación de ligas de verano donde una gran parte de nuestros jugadores ve acción, por lo que entrenar por prácticamente todo un mes es necesario para así preparar a nuestros hombres y disminuir el riesgo de lesiones para salir a la guerra el 15 de noviembre” Dijo Mejía “Pipe Urueta desde el primer día estará comandando los entrenamientos y desde ya estamos organizando el esquema para ajustarnos al exigente protocolo presentado por la LIDOM. En este proceso Pipe es la figura clave, será nuestro guía pues trae la experiencia de trabajar y ajustarse con éxito al protocolo de la MLB. Por igual Wellington Cepeda quien se integrará una vez termine sus compromisos con los Marlins en MLB.” Agregó el gerente Jesús Mejía Entre los jugadores que han confirmado su participación desde temprano se encuentran: Jose Siri, Wilin Rosario, Carlos Paulino, Ramon Ramírez, Juan Francisco, Carlos Peguero, Abiatal Avelino, Andretty Cordero, Luis Marte, Alfredo Marte, Raúl Navarro, Richelson Peña, Raynel Espinal, Adonis Rosa, Reymin Guduan, Carlos Ramírez, Luis Jiménez y Henry Castillo. El gerente los invitó a todos El gerente Jesús Mejía informó que todos los jugadores que pertenecen a la reserva del equipo están invitados a participar en los entrenamientos. Explicó que, aunque no se ha definido la hora exacta.#osnyenelosdeportes #beisbollatinoRD #loquepasohoy https://www.instagram.com/p/CF2u-CbjAyT/?igshid=s2wngo59pu52
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THE LAST GRAND SLAM
by Bert A. Ramirez / July 10, 2020
Six years ago today, the then-San Mig Super Coffee Mixers achieved the most coveted feat in the PBA – a grand-slam victory or a championship triple – by beating the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters 92-89 in the fifth and deciding game of the Governors’ Cup Conference finals. The humdinger of a win gave the Mixers a fourth straight PBA title at that point, a feat that’s certainly the high point in the original Purefoods franchise's illustrious history.
The singular achievement, only the fifth, and, as it’s turned out, the last grand slam in PBA annals, was fraught with all the trappings of a development that could have only been brought by destiny. After all, the events that unfolded to eventually see the first grand-slam win in the league being pulled off after 18 long years all pointed to a providential, if not divine, element in play throughout the historic journey that it took.
How can one explain what took place in the fifth and deciding game, for example? The Mixers, rebuffed decisively in their first attempt to clinch the rare feat in Game 4, worked painstakingly this time to take the initiative early, never allowing the Elasto Painters to go ahead after the latter tied it up at 34 midway through the second quarter. They then went on a murderous stretch to take a seemingly formidable 69-53 lead, aided by the benching of Arizona Reid who was hobbling with a sprained ankle he sustained in the previous contest.
That Reid injury came out of the blue, and definitely was a factor in this contest, as was several misplays normally not committed by the E-Painters. That pass by Paul Lee (now a Magnolia player after that monumental 2016 trade for former franchise face James Yap to ROS) to a teammate that was somehow obstructed by the referee in front of the ROS bench was a case in point. San Mig’s blowing all but one point of that 16-point lead once Reid returned, as well as the Mixers’ holding firm never to relinquish it also had some air of providence to it, as did the four straight misses from the line by Yap and Marc Barroca, two of San Mig’s better free-throw shooters then, in the dying seconds that left the door open for the E-Painters, yet didn’t make any difference in the end.
And those successive misses from three-point distance by Jeff Chan, Lee and finally Reid on that last play, though defended well, would also indicate that luck – or fate – was simply not on the E-Painters’ side. Heck, those three were among the best three-point bombers in the entire PBA at that point, and Lee himself demonstrated that earlier in this game where he hit treys seemingly coming from the parking lot, and Reid had made it a habit of burning San Mig on that front particularly in their two victories in the series.
But the fact that these three tried to at least extend the game into overtime, but failed, seemed to tell all and sundry that, no, it couldn’t happen simply because San Mig was destined to win this coveted and prestigious grand slam, certainly the greatest feat any team can accomplish in the local pro league.
The journey that the Mixers took to get this “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” as Yap who won the Finals MVP himself described it, was also fraught with circumstances that point to a destined grand-slam victory by San Mig. In the two previous conferences where they had to win to set up this date with destiny, the Mixers had to survive seven do-or-die battles, eight if one included their Game 7 victory over sister team Petron in the 2013 Governors’ Cup, where they last used the name B-Meg in their continuing evolution from the original Hotdogs franchise.
They had to beat Talk ‘N Text in the deciding game of a best-of-three quarterfinal series in the 2014 Philippine Cup, where they had a 1-5 start partly due to injuries and had to win four straight games at the end of the eliminations just to qualify for the playoffs. They also had to do the same in Game 7 of their semifinal matchup against Giñebra witnessed by an all-time PBA record crowd of 24,886. That was the game where they blew out the Gin Kings aided by the 30 points of Big Game James and the 28 of P.J. Simon.
Then, the Mixers had to come from being snuffed out twice by Alaska in the quarterfinals of the 2014 Commissioner’s Cup after falling behind 1-0 and having to win the rubber match, and also had to survive Air21 in a deciding game in their best-of-five semifinal series. Finally, San Mig had to beat both TNT and ROS in the semifinals and finals of this conference to complete the grand-slam journey.
This historic feat by the Mixers – as indicated by the kind of journey it took – might not have come with the dominance that the four earlier grand slams were accomplished, but it certainly stands out for the determination, grit and teamwork it took to achieve it. One should note that Crispa’s two grand slams in 1976 and 1983 took place seven years apart of each other, while San Miguel Beer’s came six years after that in 1989, and Alaska’s own followed after another seven years in 1996.
That it took all of 18 years for another grand slam to happen might be attributed to the much greater difficulty of pulling off such a feat at that point due to the PBA’s greater balance, where no single team could dominate unlike in the Crispa-Toyota days or the days of San Miguel Beer that used the core of the Northern Consolidated team, or Alaska that prided itself with the chemistry that was developed by, yes, Tim Cone, the same coach that orchestrated this phenomenal San Mig achievement who to that point already stood all alone at the top of the league’s coaching firmament as the only one to have won two grand slams and 18 championships (he now has won 22, the last four with Giñebra where he moved in 2015).
Yes, Alvin Patrimonio, now the team’s manager, and Jerry Codiñera, the only two players at that point to have had their numbers retired by the franchise, can really be proud of this San Mig team that took after them and the great tradition they established with similar worth and talent as well as commensurate honor. And so can previous players who have worn the PureFoods, Coney Island, B-Meg and San Mig jersey like Rey Evangelista (whose No. 7 has also been retired), Dindo Pumaren, Glenn Capacio, Al Solis, Elmer Cabahug, the late Edgar Tanuan, Kerby Raymundo, Ronnie Magsanoc, Noy Castillo, Jun Limpot, Roger Yap, Jojo Lastimosa, J.B. Yango, Willie Generalao, Nelson Asaytono, Bong Ravena and Boyet Fernandez.
But a lot more people can similarly be proud of this bunch of players who had proven worthy of the Purefoods brand of talented, skillful, determined and gutsy play, people who were responsible for establishing and leading the team itself during its early days and into its evolution as a grand-slam champion. These are Ayala Corporation Chairman emeritus Don Jaime Zobel de Ayala, whom one can still imagine jumping from his box seat with arms raised to cheer his team that was then under the Ayala Group, the late Ely Capacio who steered the team to a title in the early ‘90s and would have been immensely pleased despite a different role before his demise in the San Miguel conglomerate, Baby Dalupan who gave PureFoods its first title in 1990, former team manager and still big San Mig diehard Monchito Mossesgeld, former coaches Chot Reyes, Eric Altamirano, Chito Narvasa, Derrick Pumaren, Ronnie Magsanoc and Ryan Gregorio, and, of course, current management leaders Butch Alejo, Rene Pardo and San Miguel big boss Ramon Ang.
San Mig’s singular accomplishment, to be sure, was a product of a lot of people’s effort, but make no mistake about it. It came to pass as part of the team’s destiny mainly because Cone then, along with his assistants at that point, Johnny Abarrientos, Richard del Rosario, Mon Jose, Jason Webb and those who came before them who had moved on, Jeffrey Cariaso and Olsen Racela, fully invested themselves into that mission along with the entire Mixers ballclub, starters and reserves alike.
It's really uncanny, but for one’s destiny to come to pass, he has to fully invest himself to bring the circumstances to make it happen, and that’s what the Mixers, from the first man to the last, precisely did.
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Matrimonios 1824 parte 3 -1/2
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001 oah 2517 pt.5
002 168214
004 slate
005 continua
006 manuel lopez & rafaela casillas / tototlan
013 rafael miramontes & margarita miner / chimaltitan
017 angel garcia & francisca magana / arandas
022 cayetano moreno & petra nunez / adoves
026 rafael celis & manuela lopez / tizapan
032 julian camarena & patricia becerra / etzatlan
038 saturnino gonzalez & dolores gonzalez / teuchitan (?) *gonzalez 039
044 mauricio gonzalez & lugarda gonzalez / zapotlan
051 antonio casillas & ygnacia gonzalez / tepatitlan
056 lorenzo sandoval & maria perez / teocaltiche
061 felipe galindo & ygnacia salcedo / guadalajara
067 trinidad gutierrez de gandara & rita acosta / colotlan *escobedo 070
072 rafael orozco & francisca aguallo / moyahua
077 jose maria juarez & cesaria barrios / mascota
083 domingo gonzalez & gregoria bueno / adoves
091 rafael laredo & petra aguirre / istlahuacan
096 agapito vasquez & francisca rovalcava / yahualica
101 jose maria avila & trinidad villalpando / san jose garcia
105 ynes roman & ? / ojocaliente
111 dionisio ramirez & casimira castro / aguascalientes
115 manuel guzman & guadalupe aldana / zapotlanejo
126 manuel sanchez & guadalupe mora / ystlahuacan
135 xavier garcia & josefa ahuaguachi / jerez
138 manuel carlos & victoria campos / teul
141 lorenzo jaca & luisa gutierrez / tepatitlan
146 priciliano gutierrez & maria reyes calzada / pueblo nuevo
151 ? & ? / ?
153 andres romero & cruz sanchez / etzatlan
159 ramon martinez & paula hernandez / tabasco
162 norberto cordero & nicolasa esparza / analco
170 gabriel arana & paula suarez / tonala
177 eusevio flores & carmen aguirre / tomatlan
185 timoteo gomez & rosalia secundina garcia / arandas
189 teodoro perez & jesus alvarez / mesquital
195 trinidad romo & dolores lopez / (san jose de) huejucar
202 ? & ? / atoyac
209 felipe santiago tovar & mauricia navarro / panuco
215 german betancurt & josefa espinosa / tomatlan
224 miguel contreras & ? / mazamitla
231 ylario delgado & victoriana avila / encarnacion
236 antonio zepeda & dolores mendoza / mazamitla
242 julian magana & bernarda reyes / mazamitla
247 vicenta velasco & jesus loera / (san jose de) huejucar
251 jose saldivar(?) & luisa correa(?) / tepechitlan
256 mateo moreno & marcelina castillejo / zacoalco
261 bernabe arreguin & tomasa navarette / tecolotlan
267 ponciano contreras & maria ygnes villegas / tabasco
273 nicolas rojas & guadalupe topete / ameca
279 francisco rodriguez & simona sandoval / tabasco
285 cleto ramirez & serapia garcia / yahualica
288 polonio gonzalez & josefa anaya / tlaltenango
293 justo perez & paula abreo / barca
297 francisco martin & salvadora gallo / jalostotitlan
301 cornelio mesa & merced velasquez / colotlan
305 juan ybarra & josefa gonzalez / lagos
311 agapito mora & maria magdalena / ayutla
318 fulgencio maldonado & dolores ramirez / zapotlanejo
323 tranquilino viscarra & bacilia arana / tonala
328 ladislao vasquez & luisa de la cruz / jalostotitlan
335 marcelino michel & severiana michel / san miguel
342 ygnacio gallegos & guadalupe martinez / huejucar
346 alejandro alva & francisca martin del campo / tepatitlan
352 leonisio gonzalez & gertrudis vega / ystlahuacan
358 pedro romo & lugarda ramirez / jalostotitlan
367 atenogenes mora & manuela gonzalez / ystlahuacan
374 ? & ? / ?
376 alejo corona & dolores arias / tuscacuesco
384 feliciano fonesco & felipa estrada / zapotlanejo
388 jose maria gonzalez & maria jesus araya / ejutla
394 julian soto & secundina gutierrez / lagos
397 cayetano munoz & isabel estrada / lagos
404 diego aro & ursula carrillo / moyahua
408 cruz romo & juana maria macias / jalostotitlan
413 marcial ramirez & rosario gonzalez / jalostotitlan
418 dionisio correa & dominga banuelos / tepechitlan
424 estevan de la torre & eustaquia de la torre / tepatitlan
429 herman carrera & rufina paz / aguascalientes
433 marcial medrano & ascencion olea / cuquio
438 catarino reveles & teodora de la torre / jerez
443 eginio cuevas & magdalena del toro / tamasula
450 rafael garcia & guadalupe escoto / arandas
455 fernando sanchez & eusevia alvorado / jalostotitlan
462 jose maria campos & paula gonzalez / ojocaliente
469 casimiro ortiz & juana maria ortiz / cienega
474 francisco robalcava & dolores ruiz / teocaltiche
479 jose maria arellano & candelaria valdivia / ?
482 tomas rendon & rita garcia / zapotlan
491 francisco hernandez & ? / ?
498 agustin cleto regin & ygnacia sebastiana / tonala
503 juan ramirez & gerarda zavaleta (?) / ?
509 jesus preciado & rita ramos / ameca
515 rafael lara & maria petra / toluquilla
521 ramon de la torre & dolores vallejo / jalostotitlan
526 juan celaya & dolores correa / zacatecas
544 apolonio perez & ? / mexticacan
551 manuel mora & ? / guadalajara
557 ygnacio lomas & maria san jose ramos / guadalajara
568 fabian gomez & pia gomez / lagos
576 francisco valencia & margarita barragan / tizapan
586 miguel siordia (?) & patricia piedad aleman / autlan
592 ? & ? / zacatecas
599 gregorio chavez & carlota beltran / zacatecas
605 mariano martinez & juana maria barragan / ?
607 continua
608 oah 2517 fin
609 end of roll
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Twins Show Grit In Victory Over Royals!
Twins 8 Royals 5 W-Santana (15-7) L-Kennedy (4-11) SV-Belisle (7)
The Minnesota Twins were not looking to hot after Tuesday’s loss. They were (1-4) in the month of September at that point and it looked again as if they were out of the race. Minnesota has completely turned it around with two wins and looked for a third straight win tonight in Kansas City. Brian Dozier got the game started on a good note tonight. He led-off with a single then stole second base. Jorge Polanco walked and later in the inning, Eddie Rosario hit a sacrifice fly to left. Brian Dozier scored on the play and the Twins led 1-0. Whit Merrifield did his best Brian Dozier impression with a single and a stole base in the bottom of the first. He went to third on a groundout and scored on a Melky Cabrera sac fly. This tied the game at one after one. The Twins got back to work in the second inning against Ian Kennedy. Eduardo Escobar singled then Robbie Grossman walked. Brian Dozier lined a run-scoring single to right and the Twins had the lead back. Eddie Rosario added a run in the third with a blast off an Ian Kennedy fastball. The ball left the yard and the Twins led 3-1 after three. Trevor Cahill came on for the Royals in the fourth and did not too much better than Kennedy. Robbie Grossman doubled then Joe Mauer and Jorge Polanco walked. Eddie Rosario plated a pair with a single to center and Minnesota had a four-run edge. Eric Hosmer inched the Royals closer in the fourth. He belted an Ervin Santana fastball out to right. It was Hosmer’s fifth homer off Ervin and the Royals were within three. Eduardo Escobar got that run back in the fifth with a blast off Trevor Cahill. Minnesota regained a four-run lead, but Kansas City had a comeback left in them. Alcides Escobar and Alex Gordon doubled to start the fifth, but nobody scored. Whit Merrifield drove in two with a double to center and KC was within two. Byron Buxton made a great catch on a drive from Melky Cabrera to end the threat and keep the Twins lead at two. In the seventh, Ramon Torres inched the Royals closer with an RBI single to center. The Twins were up one and got back to work in the eighth. Eduardo Escobar doubled off Kelvin Herrera. Jason Castro bunted him over and Robbie Grossman tripled. Joe Mauer doubled Grossman home and the Twins led 8-5. The Twins bullpen did the rest as Trevor Hildenberger threw two scoreless frames and Matt Belisle had a 1-2-3 ninth for the save. It was the third consecutive win for the Twins after a rough patch to start the month.
-Final Thoughts- Ervin Santana struggled with commanding his slider tonight. He lasted five innings and allowed four runs on five hits with a walk and three strikeouts. Tyler Duffey gave up a run in an inning, Taylor Rogers did not retire any of the two men he faced, and Trevor Hildenberger had two big scoreless innings. Matt Belisle struck out two in a perfect ninth. Eduardo Escobar led the team with three hits and three runs scored on the night. Brian Dozier, Eddie Rosario, and Robbie Grossman each had two hits. The team hit 4-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left eight men on base. Tomorrow, two young right-handers go at it. Jose Berrios will face Jake Junis in Game 3 of this series from Kauffman Stadium.
-Chris Kreibich-
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