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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Yuniesky Betancourt hit a grand slam in the third inning and lifted the Milwaukee Brewers to a 10-8 win over the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday.
Carlos Gomez and Norichika Aoki each knocked solo shots while Rickie Weeks and Jonathan Lucroy had two RBI apiece for the Brewers, who snapped a three-game losing streak on Sunday with a win over the Cardinals in extra innings.
Brewers starter Wily Peralta lasted just four innings, giving up six runs -- five earned -- on seven hits and three walks. Brandon Kintzler (2-0) earned the win for Milwaukee. Jim Henderson allowed one run on two hits in the ninth but picked up his second save of the season.
"It feels pretty good to battle Zito, to make him work," said Lucroy. "Peralta had to battle ... they're a good team and they can really hit. I think Peralta was trying to do a little too much. He wasn't sharp but he held them down."
Barry Zito (2-1) was battered, surrendering nine runs in 2 2/3 innings. Prior to the game, he hadn't allowed a run in 14 innings this season and won 11 straight games dating back to last season, including the playoffs.
"Baseball is kind of a strange game," said Zito. "I felt better in this game that I did in the first two games. I have to tip my hat to them."
Pablo Sandoval drove in four runs and Brandon Crawford had a solo home run for the Giants, who came into the game having won six of their last seven games.
Gomez homered with one out in the second, giving the Brewers the first score of the night.
The Giants answered in the third, with Angel Pagan knocking a one-out single to center, plating Crawford, who reached first on a leadoff infield single and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Zito. Marco Scutaro grounded into a fielder's choice to third base but was still able to reach first thanks to a throwing error by Alex Gonzalez. Sandoval was next to bat with runners on first and third, and he hit a double deep into center field, scoring both Pagan and Scutaro.
Peralta singled to leadoff the bottom of the inning. Aoki was hit by a pitch and Jean Segura had an infield single to load the bases. Weeks then knocked a ground-rule double, bringing Peralta and Aoki home. Lucroy followed with a single, scoring Segura and Weeks. Alex Gonzalez and Carlos Gomez both singled, loading the bases and setting up Betancourt's homer.
Crawford homered with two outs in the fourth to cut the deficit to 9-4.
The Giants tacked on another two runs in the fifth. After an infield single by Pagan and a walk for Scuatro, Sandoval singled to bring Pagan home. Three batters later, Brandon Belt hit a sacrifice fly, plating Scutaro.
Sandoval also hit a sacrifice fly in the sixth, plating Nick Noonan, who reached on a one-out single and the Giants were within two, 9-7.
Aoki homered with one out in the eighth to give the Brewers a three-run lead.
Henderson came to pitch in the ninth. He allowed a leadoff double by Buster Posey. After striking out Hunter Pence, he allowed a single by Belt, scoring Posey. Belt then advanced to second on a defensive indifference with two outs, however, Andres Torres flew out to right to end the game.
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Portland State fired football coach Nigel Burton on Wednesday after the Vikings struggled to a 3-9 season.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The New Orleans Saints placed defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley on season-ending injured reserve Thursday.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly come to terms with Cuban power-hitting outfielder Yasmany Tomas on a six-year, $68.5 million contract.
The Indiana Pacers waived guard A.J. Price on Friday, after their second injury hardship relief exception expired.
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Johnny's English is still pretty rough, but that was a cool interview.
I couldn't imagine being thrown into a foreign land, not knowing the language and also having to work my way into the highest level of that country's professional sports pastime.
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Watching the game highlights, Reds fans screwed up by not knocking into Schumaker's glove on Rizzo's HR. We could have gotten an out from it going by the rule that took away Santiago's HR.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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Bruce/Votto neck and neck MVP race (neither takes it)
Bailey CYA winner
Hamilton ROY & GG
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Fashion's tastemakers and trendsetters started packing up on the eighth and final day of New York Fashion Week Thursday as shows began in London, followed by Milan and Paris
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- A model presents an outfit during the Nanette Lepore show February 15, 2012 at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York.
New York: Fashion's tastemakers and trendsetters started packing up on the eighth and final day of New York Fashion Week Thursday as shows began in London, followed by Milan and Paris.
But as the runway previews of fall looks continue in Europe, some early trends have emerged.
The most popular looks to grace the runways over the past eight days include leather, military — and menswear-inspired tailoring and an overall sultriness that finds its allure in the mystery of the woman sheathed in high necklines and leather leggings instead of bare skin or overt sexiness.
Some of the best looks at Ralph Lauren's show on Thursday were borrowed from the boys in a collection plucked from a closet of a British aristocrat.
Simple, jewelled
The eveningwear silhouettes were simple, jazzed up with jewelled collars - often with a high neckline.
"There's a real practicality to the season in New York. There's a lot of clothing that women will want to buy and wear," said Ariel Foxman, editor of InStyle magazine.
"I'm not seeing big, strong trend messaging. It's not all about colorblocking or all about military."
But one thing the stylish shopper will need is a new coat - could be a leather trench, an officer's jacket or a tweed blazer - but outerwear was the big story after many cycles of daytime dresses.
"It's interesting that in this mild winter there is so much outerwear," said Foxman. "This idea of what fall and winter should be doesn't go away."
Military look, with lace
Brandon Holley, editor in chief of Lucky magazine, liked that a single outfit could have the toughness of a military look combined with a prim lace collar.
Attention was also drawn to the face with turtlenecks, which plays into the covered-up sexiness.
"Sexy to me is an attitude or mindset," said designer Prabal Gurung, whose show was a top draw here. "There's nothing sexier than confidence this fall."
Well, there is all the leather, which sometimes was tough looking but otherwise soft and buttery like the best pair of gloves. Holley said she sometimes spots the trends by what the front row is wearing by the end of the week.
"I saw a lot of leather leggings. And then there were leather sleeves or leather pieces," she said. "It's about wearing a lot of leather but not wearing all leather."
Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein designs have long been known for their razor-sharp lines, but the label's creative director Francisco Costa seems to have a knack for curves, too.
His fall collection presented as one of the last major shows of New York Fashion Week ended things the way the season largely started, offering clothes for a woman who can seduce and charm with intelligence and strength, but without wearing anything too tight or revealing.
Costa, in fact, purposely created a looser hourglass shape for this muse that gives room to move and breathe, sculpting stiff wool fabrics into outfits with rounded jewel necklines and a little extra fabric at the hips.
Fuller-shaped outfits
For most women, this is going to work better in coats than dresses, but on the models, it was nice to see the chic, fuller shape shifts.
"Mysterious, sexy and super urban" was how Costa described it just after the show. "The iconography for this is all super modern," he said. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" star Rooney Mara sat in the front row, and the clean, architectural and unadorned style that Costa has crafted as his Calvin Klein signature seems a perfect fit for her. She might be the one to pull off a leather look at the Academy Awards.
The colours, as usual here, were dark and stark, with the only bright moments coming from a few flashes of red and a salmon-colored dress made of a glazed tweed and tulle.
The mixing of fabrics that this crowd has gotten used to seeing over the past few days was done best on a dress that combined gray wool flannel and black shaved shearling. Another standout look was a black-leather, funnel-neck bodice and a winter-white moleskin skirt.
Costa also sneaked in white leather panels in the folds of some black pleated skirts.
Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren and refinement go together like England and tweed. "I have always loved the heritage and romance of England," Lauren said in an email to The Associated Press.
To the music of "Downton Abbey," a popular PBS show about a British manor in the World War I era, models began their parade in riding clothes - plaid jodhpurs, houndstooth coats, Fair Isle sweaters and button-down shirts with contrasting white club collars - and ended in slinky evening gowns with jewelled collars.
There was variety in the silhouettes, with trousers, for example ranging from wide-leg pleated pants to slim cuts, and there were tailored jackets long and short. One of the most striking looks was an animal-print shearling jacket.
The new version of the pantsuit was a below-the-hip lean blazer with skinny pants in the same plaid pattern but different scales.
Bill Blass
The late Bill Blass made his fashion house famous with chic sportswear worn by a very glamorous crowd, and Jeffrey Monteiro, who designs the collection now, continued that tradition of sport and glamour.
On the runway, tuxedo pants had a drawstring waist and a black-metallic gown had gold racing stripes down its long sleeves. Monteiro did an uptown version of the military trend, but his strong-shouldered coats had jeweled buttons. The clothes had a nice balance of youthful spirit with classic silhouettes.
There was also a bit of fur, including a fox collar paired with a simple sheer black jumpsuit and black evening pants, but compared to other catwalks that have been covered in mink and even raccoon, Monteiro had a light touch.
He favoured contrasting shiny satin to matte wool with pops of metallics, which made the collection still seem fresh after scores of runway shows.
Chandeliered banquet hall
L'Wren Scott's show had it all: Caviar, a chandeliered banquet hall, and A-list - actually A-plus - guests like Mick Jagger - who happens to be the designer's longtime boyfriend - and Ellen Barkin.
As for the clothes, if you could get your mind off the rock icon in your midst, they were pretty luxurious, too, a mix of velvety or satiny gowns, bolero jackets and tea-length dresses, often with a vintage feel that matched the elegant surroundings. There was a jacquard tweed cape lined in purple feathers, for example, paired with a purple velvet high waisted pencil skirt.
There was a long deep-red velvet dress with a bow at the front. Bows also appeared at the back of jackets, along the hem. One of the fancier looks was a gold "caviar beads" gown with a black satin floor-length cape, and shiny gold shoes. And what Scott calls her "headmistress gown," in black satin.
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Every song is fresh. Every scene is new. Every night is different. It's all improvised and it's all funny! Broadway's Next H!T Musical is the only unscripted theatrical awards show. Six master improvisers gather made up, hit song suggestions from the audience and create a spontaneous evening of music, humor, and laughter. The audience votes for their favorite song and watches as the cast turns it into a full- blown improvised musical - complete with memorable characters, witty dialogue, and plot twists galore. Don't miss the next great American musical – it's coming to Hilo – and you're writing it!
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What a dilemma. You are a 17 billion dollar technology firm, known for developing the technology application that supports the burgeoning car-hiring business, and most recently for expanding into music streaming by partnering with Spotify. Then one of your key executives is recorded, Mitt Romney-style, as he tells a reporter at a business gathering that the company should deal with negative publicity by doing "opposition research" on reporters and exposing their private lives in retaliation. Now what?
This is where hot tech start-up Uber is at the moment. The executive is Uber Vice President Emil Michael, a key figure in the company's growth and success. At a private company dinner in New York, he speculated that Uber could spend $1 million to hire a team to do the equivalent of "opposition research" on journalists who were critical of Uber, to dig into their private lives and family secrets. A reporter from BuzzFeed who was a guest at the event made Michael's off-the-cuff comments public, setting off several rounds of high visibility attacks from various quarters—Sen. Al Franken called for an investigation—and apologies from Uber management, including Michael, whose statement said…
"The remarks attributed to me at a private dinner – borne out of frustration during an informal debate over what I feel is sensationalistic media coverage of the company I am proud to work for – do not reflect my actual views and have no relation to the company's views or approach. They were wrong no matter the circumstance and I regret them."
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A 14-year-old from Bedford County received his punishment from Judge Thomas Ling last week, which includes 350 hours of community service, probation, a six-month ban on social media, and a 10 p.m. curfew, WJAC-TV reports.
District Attorney Bill Higgins said in a statement that the Christian organization that owns the desecrated statue of Jesus "has every right to practice their faith unmolested." more >>
A youth pastor, his wife and his two sons were all killed after being involved in a six-vehicle crash in Tennessee, and one driver has been charged with driving under the influence.
Pastor Michael Cruce, 43, his wife Monica and two sons, Joshua, 17 and Stephen, 14, were killed instantly when two vehicles suddenly stopped on I-40 and Cruce's vehicle, along with four others, slammed into the stopped vehicles. It's believed that Chase Fakes, 24, was under the influence of alcohol. Four other victims in the crash were flown to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for treatment, but the Cruce family all perished.
Michael served as the youth pastor at Rosebower Baptist Church in Kentucky and was described as being dedicated to the church and his calling. more >>
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Monzon, who is already a three-year veteran of street evangelizing with Harvest youth ministry, told The Christian Post how the team from primarily Riverside and Orange counties, have spent much of their time during the long days in Dallas.
"We approach young students, young adults and we just ask them, 'Do you believe in God?' We [often] start with a joke or a soft question," he explained. "We clear up the whole awkward opener thing, but we usually begin, at least I do, with 'Where would you go if you die tonight?'" more >>
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Sybelle Almodovar, Ferdinand Almodovar and Evelyn Selimaj announced the lawsuit along with their attorneys in New Haven. The siblings intend to sue the East Spanish Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses New Haven and the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York.
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A Louisiana church barred a local Alcoholics Anonymous group from using its sanctuary for meetings in fear of possibly being forced to perform same-sex marriages by the state.
The lead pastor of Westwood Baptist Church in Keithville, Louisiana, recently wrote a letter to the organization informing them about their decision to no longer allow them to use their facility for meetings after five years of working together.
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The grandson of televangelist Robert H. Schuller, Bobby Schuller, has been named lead pastor of Shepherd's Grove Church, the new name for Schuller's original congregation, which moved to a new location after selling the Crystal Cathedral building and campus to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange County.
Schuller will also follow in his grandfather's footsteps with an hour-long religious television program called "Hour of Power with Bobby Schuller." The new program will be similar to the "Hour of Power" show made famous by his grandfather but the younger Schuller plans on reaching a different audience.
"When I came to the remaining Crystal Cathedral congregation in March of 2012, my goal was just to help the ministry as things were winding down to a close. Then more people started attending, and the church grew. It soon became clear that God had other things in mind for the ministry, and that he wanted me to pastor the church," Schuller said, according to Christian Newswire. more >>


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After having graduated from two of the most highly-ranked liberal arts colleges in the country (Swarthmore often ranked number 3 and Haverford often number 8) within the top 10% of my class, I feel uniquely prepared to tutor a very wide range of subjects. Though my major was in Theater (Acting and Directing), my minor was in Film and my concentration was in Gender Studies, I also have a keen interest in Math and Chemistry and took a good number of challenging courses outside of my major while in college, including Advanced Calculus II, Psychology, several advanced independent studies in Chemistry, and an advanced Chemistry course at Germany's acclaimed Humboldt University of Berlin. I spent about 6 months as an exchange student in Germany, and am fluent in that language.
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I have had 2 years of experience as a day camp counselor working with children ages 6-12, and have functioned as an acting teacher for several students that I have directed in theater projects. I have also given German lessons to several fellow students while in college. I also feel that my experience as a theater director (having directed 6 shows to date) has given me the tools needed to lead and teach others in an effective and engaging manner.
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I have been studying and playing the viola for almost 14 years. Most recently, I participated in both Haverford's and Swarthmore's Chamber Music programs and performed as principal violist in the Haverford/Bryn Mawr Bi-College Orchestra. I have also successfully auditioned into the Humboldt Philharmonic and have performed with the Hershey Symphony. As a High School student, I auditioned into Allegretto, Lancaster's youth chamber orchestra, as well as the District 7 Orchestra 3 years in a row.
I am a graduate of Haverford College with a degree in Theater from Swarthmore College. Though English and Theater are different subjects, both share the common thread of literary analysis, and I feel that my major has equipped me with very strong reading and writing skills that can easily apply to English. Furthermore, my love of Theater stems directly from my love of English literature, and it is a subject I am delighted to teach whenever I have the opportunity.
Though I have experience studying approaches and tactics specifically designed for public speaking, my own approach draws on a wider (and I think more rich) background. As a Theater major who studied acting and directing, I have accumulated an extensive knowledge of a wide range of techniques designed to help actors with their performances. It is my belief that some of these acting techniques are directly applicable to public speaking, and in fact can help provide key public speaking skills that I think are often missing or weakly-developed in a more standard public speaking curriculum. The ideal approach (and the one that I attempt to provide) is a combination of classic public speaking tips, exercises borrowed from performance preparation, and most importantly, practice, practice, practice!
Having not too long ago undergone the process of SAT-studying and test-taking myself, the details are still fresh in my mind. In the subject of math, I received a perfect 800 score on my own SAT test, so I am very familiar with the skills and tactics needed to approach the test well. I prefer to work with the most recent publications of SAT prep books as a way of staying on top of the testing format and the most effective SAT testing tactics.
Having not too long ago undergone the process of SAT-studying and test-taking myself, the details are still fresh in my mind. In the subject of reading, I received a near-perfect score on my own SAT test, so I am very familiar with the skills and tactics needed to approach the test well. I prefer to work with the most recent publications of SAT prep books as a way of staying on top of the testing format and the most effective SAT testing tactics.
Having not too long ago undergone the process of SAT-studying and test-taking myself, the details are still fresh in my mind. In the subject of writing, I received a near-perfect score on my own SAT test, so I am very familiar with the skills and tactics needed to approach the test well. I prefer to work with the most recent publications of SAT prep books as a way of staying on top of the testing format and the most effective SAT testing tactics. My SAT Writing tutoring consists of tips for approaching both the multiple choice section and the essay section, as well as work directly from the Collegeboard study guide. I am a believer in the idea that practice makes perfect, and I ask my students to complete work outside of our tutoring sessions in order to deepen their knowledge of and familiarity with the topic.
As a recent Theater major graduate, I am very well-versed in theater history, theory and practice. My two concentrations (for which I did 2 thesis projects) were acting and directing. As a director (having directed 6 shows so far) and founder of my own college theater club, I have ample experience leading others in rehearsals, workshops and acting lessons. I also have adequate experience as an actor, having trained using primarily Stanislavsky's, Lecoq's and Bogart's methods.
I have been playing the viola for almost 14 years now, which has involved learning skills (such as reading treble clef) that are also transferrable to the violin, and I have no difficulty playing either. I recently participated in both Haverford's and Swarthmore's Chamber Ensemble programs and was first chair viola in the Haverford/Bryn Mawr College Orchestra. I went to Districts on the viola for 3 years in a row in high school, participated in Allegretto (Lancaster's Youth Chamber Orchestra) and played with the Hershey Symphony.
I am a graduate of Haverford College with a degree in theater from Swarthmore College. Both my college and my major emphasized strong writing skills, and during my time there, I not only improved my own writing, but I also had the opportunity in seminars to read and edit the papers of other students. I am therefore well prepared to help others shape their own writing skills and improve their papers.
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BA from Haverford College (Theater)
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