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Beloit Snappers Founded in 1982 Beloit, Wisconsin |
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League | Midwest League | ||||
Division | Western Division | ||||
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Current | Oakland Athletics (2013–present) | ||||
Previous |
Minnesota Twins (2005–2012)
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League titles | 1995 | ||||
Division titles | 2007 | ||||
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Nickname | Beloit Snappers (1995–Present) | ||||
Previous names | Beloit Brewers (1982–1994) | ||||
Ballpark | Harry C. Pohlman Field | ||||
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Beloit Professional Baseball Assoc. | ||||
Manager | Nelson Prada | ||||
General manager | Matthew Bosen |
The Beloit Snappers are a Class A minor league baseball team, affiliated with the Oakland Athletics,[1] that plays in the Midwest League and is based in Beloit, Wisconsin.[2]
Beloit joined the Midwest League as an expansion franchise in 1982. The club was a Milwaukee Brewers farm team from its inception through 2004. Beloit switched to the Twins' farm system for the 2005 season. The organization adopted the Snappers nickname in 1995 after using its parent team's nickname for its first 13 seasons. The name derives from the snapping turtle, because Beloit was formerly known as Turtle Village and there is still a Turtle Creek and a town of Turtle. All of these are named for a turtle-shaped Indian mound on the campus of Beloit College.
Their home park is Harry C. Pohlman Field at Telfer Park, built in time for the 1982 season. The franchise attendance record of 10,127 was set in 1986.
The 2003 team included two sons of former major league players. Prince Fielder, the son of former American League home run champion Cecil Fielder and Tony Gwynn, Jr., son of Tony Gwynn. Future major leaguer Danny Valencia played for the 2007 team.
Another noted Major Leaguer, Jim Morris of The Rookie fame played for the Beloit Brewers when he came out of college in the 1980s. Other former Snappers players who moved on to Major League ball include Greg Vaughn, Geoff Jenkins, Jeff D'Amico, Ron Belliard and Ben Sheets. Minnesota Twins players that have come through include Matt Garza and Kevin Slowey.
Because the Milwaukee Brewers withdrew their support due to the lack of a new stadium, efforts are underway to build one similar to facilities used by the Rockford RiverHawks or the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. One possible location near Janesville could involve renaming the team to reflect a broader Rock County audience.[3] A Dubuque group is said to be interested as well.
Beloit Snappers roster
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Milwaukee Brewers Players
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- Chris Barnwell
- Chris Bosio
- Craig Breslow
- Greg Brock
- Tom Candiotti
- Chris Capuano
- Jason Childers
- Matt Childers
- Jeff Cirillo
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- Brian Drahman
- Cal Eldred
- Dana Eveland
- Prince Fielder
- Tim Fortugno
- Chad Fox
- Armando Gabino
- Yovani Gallardo
- Tony Gwynn, Jr.
- Bill Hall
- Teddy Higuera
- Mike Ignasiak
- Hernan Iribarren
- John Jaha
- Geoff Jenkins
- Bobby Jones
- Mark Kiefer
- Mike Kinkade
- Danny Klassen
- Dave Krynzel
- Manny Parra
- B.J. Surhoff
- Ty Van Burkleo
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- Carlos Villanueva
- Rickie Weeks
Minnesota Twins Players
- Brian Dozier
- Brian Duensing
- Matt Garza
- Liam Hendriks
- Chris Parmelee
- Trevor Plouffe
- Wilson Ramos
- Ben Revere
- Miguel Sano
- Kevin Slowey
- Danny Valencia
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- ^ "Beloit Snappers". Archived from the original on 1 August 2008. Retrieved July 24, 2008.
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The Council reviews applicant requests, panel scores and recommendations and determine fiscal year funding parameters (i.e., grant program allocations, geographic distribution, maximum number of grant awards per applicant and program issues and priorities). The parameters include: merit scores and funding benchmarks; awarding one grant per applicant organization in the Program for Operational & Projects Support. For organizations with two or more applications typically the highest qualifying score receives the award. From these parameters, staff develops a range of possible formula-based funding scenarios, which are subsequently reviewed in depth by all Council committees. By consensus, committees provide final recommendations for presentation of the tentative funding plan that is considered for approval by the full Council.
The funding plan represents a proportionate distribution of funds to each program based merit scores, Council priorities, geographic, cultural and disciplinary distribution, technical support and the available funding. All MCACA grants require matching funds.
The Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) coordinates grants to arts and culture organizations, cities and municipalities, and other nonprofit organizations to encourage, develop and facilitate an enriched environment of artistic, creative and cultural activity in Michigan. All applicants must participate in the Cultural Data Project (CDP) and use the MCACA on-line application process. CDP can be accessed at www.miculturaldata.org, two years of data must be submitted. The on-line application can be found at mcaca.egrant.net. Instructions for the eGrant system can be found here and the technical requirements for the eGrant system can be found here.
The focus of the Operational Support Category is to provide specific operational support to arts and cultural organizations only. Municipalities, schools and non-arts nonprofit organizations are encouraged to apply in the Projects Support category. MCACA defines arts and cultural organizations as those organizations whose primary mission is to provide an experience, including a learning experience, that is based in a specific arts or cultural discipline. These organization types are: Arts Education Organizations, Arts Services Organizations, Collecting or Material Organizations, Public Broadcasting Organizations, Literary Arts Organizations, Performing Arts Organizations and Visual Arts/Film/Video Organizations.
The focus of the Projects Support Category is to provide quality arts and cultural, as well as educational, projects to citizens across the state. This category funds specific arts projects conducted by non-profit organizations, municipalities and educational institutions and other organizations that utilize the talents and creativity of professional artists or arts educators in all arts disciplines to advance the creative, cultural and economic environment of the state. Funding may only be used for artist fees directly related to the project, salaries or wages directly related to the project, space rental, marketing or promotional expenses directly related to the project, project supplies and materials including performance or other production costs, project-related curriculum materials.
The Capital Improvement grant category provides funding assistance to Michigan nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and municipalities for the expansion, renovation or construction of cultural facilities; upgrade of equipment and furnishing to provide a competitive and up-to-date environment; equipment and instrument acquisitions that are integral to the implementation of events and services. The improvements resulting from these grants enable citizens of all ages and abilities to enjoy more cultural events while increasing their participation within their communities.
The Arts in Education Residency program funds arts education residencies designed to introduce or enhance student knowledge of and participation in a particular art form such as dance, theatre, music, creative writing, storytelling, visual arts (including video and graphic design), or traditional folk arts by bringing a professional teaching artist into the educational setting for a designated amount of time. The AIER grant provides up to $20,000 to registered educational institutions, including public or non-public schools, school districts, intermediate school districts, regional school districts and licensed daycare providers (with a QRIS score of 2-4).
Through the New Leaders Arts Council of Michigan advisory group, grants are offered to support projects or collaborations focusing on the retention and community engagement of young people, approximately 14 – 30 years old, in Michigan through arts and culture. Funding is available for projects that involve the creative mentorship of young people, creative ideas or projects young people are already working on, ideas young people have about how to make their community a better place, and projects that use arts and culture to empower young people in Michigan; support an atmosphere of entrepreneurship and creativity; and encourage the retention of young people in their communities.
The Council's Regional Regranting Program utilizes a network of nonprofit organizations to distribute small arts and cultural project grants called Minigrants. Each Regional Regranting agency operates within its own identified service area composed of one or more counties. Applicants to this program are by invitation only.
The Minigrant program is a partnership between the MCACA and 19 regional regranting agencies throughout the state. There are two components of the Minigrant program, Arts Projects and Professional Development grants. These are special opportunities to address local arts and cultural needs as well as increasing public access to arts and culture. Arts Projects Minigrants provide up to $4,000 for locally developed, high quality arts and cultural projects. Professional Development Minigrants provide up to $1,500 to assist nonprofit organizations and arts professional acquire services or skills to strengthen the administrative infrastructure of the organization.
With an understanding that there are services we want offered to the field that we do not have the capacity to offer directly, the MCACA recognizes the need to partner with other organizations to accomplish our goals which provide the opportunity to experience, participate in or learn about high quality arts and cultural projects. The Services to the Field Program is integral to accomplishing that. In partnership with organizations around the state we are able to extend the reach of the MCACA as well as each partner through goal-based programs and initiatives.
In this section, current MCACA grant recipients can find information relating to the management of their grant award.
Questions:The MCACA staff is here to help. If you need assistance or have questions you can contact the MCACA staff at 517.241.4011.
The MCACA logo is provided in EPS, TIFF and JPG formats. Determine which MCACA logo is appropriate for your specific need, then right click on the appropriate link below to save that logo file to your desktop. Please do not adjust the logo disproportionate to what is provided. Contact MCACA if you have any questions.
Applicants to the MCACA Regional Regranting Program must apply to the Regional Regranting agency for the county that your applicant organization is registered in. Your regranting agency will provide support and applications, answer questions, and admininster the program. A map of the regions is available by clicking here. If you are unsure who your regranting agency is, or for general questions about this program, contact Programs Manager Alison Loveday, email@example.com, 517.241.3968.
Region 1: Wayne CountyCity of Detroit Donna Miller Detroit Recreation Department Northwest Activity Center 18100 Meyers Detroit, MI 48235-1493 313.224.1155 Fax: 313.224.1860 email@example.com www.ci.detroit.mi.us/culturalaffair Region 2: Oakland Oakland County Office of Arts, Culture & Film Kristie Zamora 2100 Pontiac Lake Road Waterford, MI 48328-0414 248.858.0415 Fax: 248.452.2039 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.advantageoakland.com/CPHA/Pages/Arts.aspxRegion 3: Macomb and St. Clair CountiesAnton Art Center Phil Gilchrist, Grant Coordinator125 Macomb Place Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 586.469.8666 Fax: 586.469.4529 firstname.lastname@example.com://www.theartcenter.org/Region 4: Livingston, Monroe and Washtenaw Counties The Arts Alliance Deb Polich 1100 N. Main, Ste. 106B Ann Arbor, MI 48104 734.213.2733 email@example.com 5: Genesee and Lapeer CountiesGreater Flint Arts Council Cathy Johnson 816 S. Saginaw Flint, MI 48502 810.238.6875 Fax: 810.238.6879 firstname.lastname@example.com www.greaterflintartscouncil.org Region 6: Clinton, Eaton, Ingham and Shiawassee CountiesArts Council of Greater Lansing Barb Whitney 1208 Turner Street Lansing, MI 48906 517.372.4636 Fax: 517.484.2564 email@example.com www.lansingarts.org Region 7: Arenac, Bay, Midland and Saginaw CountiesSaginaw Arts and Enrichment Commission Marsha Braun 120 Ezra Rust Drive Saginaw, MI 48601 989.759.1496 ext. 223Fax: 989.759.1626 email@example.com www.artsaginaw.org Region 8: Ionia, Kent, Lake, Mecosta, Montcalm, Newaygo and Osceola Counties LowellArts!Lorain Smalligan149 S. Hudson, PO Box 53Lowell, MI 49331 firstname.lastname@example.com 9: Alpena, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Emmet, Montmorency, Otsego and Presque Isle CountiesCheboygan Area Arts Council Pam Westover PO Box 95 Cheboygan, MI 49721 231.627.5432 Fax: 231.627.2643 email@example.com www.theoperahouse.orgRegion 10: Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee and Wexford Northsky Nonprofit Network Mary Bevans Gillett 202 East Grandview Parkway, Suite 203 Traverse City, MI 49684 231.883.8388 Fax: 231.941.4066 email@example.com www.northskynonprofitnetwork.org Region 11: Chippewa, Luce and Mackinac CountiesEastern Upper Peninsula Planning Commission Ellen Benoit PO Box 520Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 906.635.1581 Fax: 906.635.9582 Ellen Benoit firstname.lastname@example.com www.eup-planning.orgRegion 12: Alger, Delta, Dickinson, Marquette, Menominee and Schoolcraft Counties Central Upper Peninsula Planning Commission Bonnie Strem 2415 14th Avenue South Escanaba, MI 49829 906.786.9234 Fax: 906.786.4442 email@example.com/minigrant.php Region 13: Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw and Ontonagon Counties Copper Country Community Arts Council Cynthia Cote 126 Quincy Street Hancock, MI 49930 906.482.2333 Fax: 906.482.4728 firstname.lastname@example.com www.coppercountryarts.comRegion 14: Allegan, Mason, Muskegon, Oceana and Ottawa Counties Holland Area Arts Council Lori Gramer 150 East 8th Street Holland, MI 49432 616.396.3278 Fax: 616.396.6298 email@example.com Region 15: Barry, Berrien, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph and Van Buren Counties Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo Sara Jean KwapienEpic Center 359 S. Kalamazoo Mall, Suite 203 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 269.342.5059 Fax: 269.342.6531 firstname.lastname@example.com Region 16: Branch, Calhoun, Hillsdale, Jackson and Lenawee Counties Arts and Cultural Alliance of Jackson CountyAmy WellingtonPO Box 1463Jackson, MI 49204517.783.4300 firstname.lastname@example.com
Region 17: Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola Counties Huron County Economic Development Corporation Laura Tyll 250 E. Huron Avenue Bad Axe, MI 48413 989.269.6431 Fax: 989.269.8209 email@example.com://www.huroncounty.com/Region 18: Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot and Isabella CountiesArt Reach of Mid-Michigan Kathy Hill PO Box 166 Mt. Pleasant, MI 48804-0166 989.773.3689 Fax: 989.773.0147 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.artreachcenter.orgRegion 19: Alcona, Crawford, Iosco, Ogemaw, Oscoda and Roscommon Counties Kirtland Community College Foundation Beth Petrik 10775 North St. Helen Road Roscommon, MI 48653 989.275.5000 x397 Fax: 989.275.8745 firstname.lastname@example.com/foundation
These online resources include links to useful and helpful information for arts organizations and artists. If there is an organization or resource you would like to have added to this resources section send an email to Alison Loveday, Programs Manager at firstname.lastname@example.com. MCACA does not endorse or recommend any specific opportunity but provides these resources for informational purposes only. Organizations and artists are encouraged to research each opportunity thoroughly before following any specific advice or recommendation.
Local arts councils play an important role in advocating, encouraging and developing arts and cultural awareness. By facilitating, convening, and organizing the arts, advocating for arts education and interacting with local arts and cultural organizations, they are instrumental in raising public awareness and the quality of life in local communities.
Below is a list of local arts councils in Michigan.
Arts and Cultural Organizations throughout Michigan are formed for the purpose of developing, promoting and producing the work of artists in various visual and performing art forms such as film, sculpture, dance, painting, multimedia, poetry, and performance art. Below is a list of arts and cultural organizations throughout Michigan.
A statewide service organization is defined as an organization with membership or constituency that spans the state; that offers services to artists, arts organizations or in the field of arts education; that promote the arts through advocacy efforts; and/or provides arts information services to the public. Below are links to organizations that are resources for the arts industry in our state:
Below are links to organizations that provide resources to the arts and cultural field on a regional basis.


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Caramoor is the legacy of Walter and Lucie Rosen who built the luxurious Mediterranean-style villa and filled it with their treasures. Walter Rosen was the master planner for the Caramoor estate, bringing his dream of creating a place to entertain friends from around the world to reality. Their musical evenings were the seeds of the Summer Music Festival of today.With its outstanding performances, engaging arts-in-education programming, the extraordinary Rosen House, and beautiful grounds, Caramoor is a cornerstone of the cultural life of Westchester County and beyond. Since 1945 visitors have delighted in the exceptional music—from classical to opera to jazz—and the enchanting garden setting that makes Caramoor such a unique and treasured resource. Caramoor is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.History of Caramoor / Rosen House / Music / Facility Rentals / Weddings
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Southinds Apts - 8th Street in Ocean City
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
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vacation rental description
We are seven private apartments all with private entrances, full kitchens and baths. All units are Air Conditioned and have cable TV. Kitchens are equipped with pots, pans, toaster, and utensils. Of course, refrigerator and gas stove. Second floor unit entrances open onto the large sun porch, some with limited view
apartment rental amenities
Our property is comprised of seven handsome apartments:
- Our Largest. Two Bedroom, Bath, Sun room or Third Bedroom, Large Living room/Dining room Combination with private front porch. Sleeps 12.
- Two Bedroom, Second Floor with entrance onto porch. Seperate Living room and Kitchen. Lots of Windows. Sleeps 7.
- Same as Apartment #2
- One Bedroom, Kitchen with Breakfast bar, Living room, Entrance onto Sun Porch. Cozy.
- Our largest One Bedroom, similar to Apartment #4 but has Private Porch with Limited Water View.
- Two bedroom, Ground floor inside unit, Secure, with Eat-in Kitchen and seperate Entertainment area.
- Three bedroom, ground floor unit with fully equiped separate kitchen with large tiled bar and living room. Large bathroom with extra large bathtab and shower. Front and rear entrances. Sleeps 10.
activities and attractions in Ocean City Maryland
Boarbwalk, beach and the ocean, fishing in the bay, jolly rogers amusement park.
Across the street is a quality mom & pop mall with drug store, convenience, laundry mat, restaurant-pub, bank, etc. Walk to all major attractions and stay with us. We'd love to have you as our guest.
kozmas gikurias 800-400-1068
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Ocean City
- Hang out at the beach!
- Charter a fishing boat for the day
- Rent a jet ski or pantoon boat.
- Don't miss the fresh seafood at our restaurants
- Play a round of golf – more than 10 courses
Top things to do on a budget
- The beach is a 2 minute walk from our apt building.
- Rent a beach bike or a scooter and cruise around town
- Grill on our back lot.
- Play putt-putt at the local course
- Soak up the sun at the beach.
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand castles at the beach
- Go on a dolphin cruise – they run daily
- Rent jet skis for the day
- Go on charter boat cruise that run daily
- Rent pantoon boat for the whole day with your family.
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Kate Walker, a young ambitious lawyer from New York, is handed what seems a fairly straight forward assignment - a quick stopover to handle the sale of an old automaton factory hidden in the alpine valleys, then straight back home to the US. Little did she imagine when embarking on this task that her life would be turned upside down.
On her expedition across Europe, travelling from Western Europe to the far reaches of Eastern Russia, she encounters a host of incredible characters and locations in her attempt to track down Hans, the genius inventor - the final key to unlock the secret of Syberia. Her voyage across land and time throws all she values into question, while the deal she sets out to sign turns into a pact with destiny.
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Good story game
lok0812 | Nov. 4, 2013 | See all lok0812's reviews »This is one of those point and click adventure game that usually emphasize heavily on storyline. Syberia have that but just not as great when compared to other top of the line adventure games. Storyline asides, the game also have some flaws on its puzzles as well as a bad ending. Good side of this game is that the graphic looks really good even after all these years of again and the sound and voice acting is top notch. If you can live past the bad story then definitely pick this up.
Beautiful adventure
zipnox | July 30, 2013 | See all zipnox's reviews »Syberia is a point & click style adventure game set in modern time Europe and Russia. The game features a touching story with plenty of lovable characters, enhanced by the great voice-acting. The game is fairly lengthy and while not particularly difficult, the puzzles provide a good deal of satisfaction upon completion.
The world and aesthetics are simply beautiful, the overall atmosphere is very well made and the graphics for its time are great. The sound and music tracks are excellent and fit together greatly with the setting. Sometimes the game does feel unnecessarily slow though, traveling time between objectives and missed objects isn't all that fun.
Put up with the slow traveling, it's definitely worth it. Brilliant game.
Real classic adventure game
Lekes | Dec. 29, 2012 | See all Lekes's reviews »This is one of the real classic adventure games. It borrows a lot of the good from older classics like The Longest Journey, but applies a very unique steampunk style. The graphics are a bit dated by 2012 standards, but they are still very pretty to look at and they complement the story well. This game is an adventure first and a puzzle game second. The puzzles are fun but not very hard and not very numerous. I used hints once or twice, but that should not be necessary for most players. The game is well designed in that there are always cues to let the player know what needs to happen next. I would recommend this to anyone who likes adventure games.
Nice Adventure with an unique atmosphere
crazybear86 | Oct. 5, 2012 | See all crazybear86's reviews »Syberia a nice adventure game, produced and developed by Microids. The game covers the story of the young lawyer Kate Walker who is whose mission is to find out about the whereabout of Hans Voralberg.
The pros are the lovingly graphics which totally convey the "lonely" Benoît Sokal atmosphere, the tricky puzzles which neither are too easy nor too hard, the great music and the interesting characters (Oscar is just lovely!). The cons on the other side are the pretty short length of the game, the backtracking of visited locations and the "kind of rushed" ending.
Although I fully understand people arguing about the game being a little bit tedious, I for myself absolutely loved the setting and atmosphere and was curious to find out about Hans and his story. In short: If you are able let yourself into this great atmosphere, I am sure you will enjoy this adventure as much as I did.
Beautiful game
Zinzun | Sept. 7, 2012 | See all Zinzun's reviews »The advendure of Kate Walker,a young lawyer,in search for Hans Voralberg,is really amazing:graphic is good,yes,but the story,the emotion are the heart of this game.You will travel among beautiful places full of snow,solve puzzles that are not too hard,reading documents..a classic adventure game,you know.But Sokal hand's is still present and give the game something more.


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