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And here comes the new Xbox console from Redmond. The event, which will be the usual press-style event that Microsoft uses to announce new products, will be held at the Xbox campus in Washington state. Planned for May 21st, it will be streamed on Xbox Live, the web, Xbox.com, and Spike TV and will "mark the beginning of a new generation of games, TV, and entertainment."
As Microsoft's own Major Nelson put it, "We are thrilled to pull back the curtain and reveal what we've been working on," writes Xbox Live's Larry Hryb ("Major Nelson"). May is going to be an awesome month, no?
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PARK CITY - In Jeff Nichols' "Mud," Matthew McConaughey tackles a truly charismatic spirit. A man of virtues, many of them at odds with themselves, the eponymous misfit is running from a dark, complex past and toward a brighter, idealized future in the film. He is a cauldron of opportunity for any actor, and McConaughey says that was very much what endeared him to Nichols' script in the first place.
In fact, Nichols had begun the project years ago in film school and had the actor in mind since day one. McConaughey smiles with pearly whites when asked about that fact. "I remember having a moment of going, 'Oh, I've been doing this acting thing for a while,'" the actor says, "'long enough where someone could have me in mind for an original script and write something. I like that.' And it was a side of me that I haven't ever really played. The guy's an adolescent. It's the dreamer side. I think we've all got it in us."
Indeed, Mud was a character harkening back to a certain time, "back to before you know better, and the lengths a man will go for love," McConaughey says. "If Mud ever came down to Earth and got pragmatic and said, 'Why am I chasing this girl,' if he ever had that sit-down, I think he'd die. It would be the end of him."
For some context, and at the risk of spoiling the story's measured, storybook unfolding, Mud is a character chasing his first love, Juniper (Reese Witherspoon), in the film. He's on the run after defending her honor in a deadly fashion, yet it's not so simple as that. Mud and Juniper have a long and complicated history, and anyone who has ever drifted apart and found his or her way back to a lover will get the dynamic immediately. That romance is at the heart of the story's themes, as Mud serves as a conduit for young Ellis (Tye Sheridan) in the film, a boy coming of age in a deteriorating family environment, desperate for truth in the fairytale ideal Mud preaches.
"Mud lives up in the clouds," McConaughey says. "He lives on that dream. He lives in that romanticism. He's an aristocrat of the heart, a prince of the heart…Ellis is getting bashed in the head with the reality about love. And here's this guy he runs into who is a living example, and a spoken example, saying, 'No, don't give up on the dream, man. Don't take the Kool-aid and get logical and realistic about this. Don't get pragmatic, man. Don't go above the shoulders on this thing. Don't try and make sense of it. It's love, man. Stick with your heart on it. And Mud's a beautiful, but some could argue sad, case, that he's going to do this the rest of his life."
On the contradictory nature of the character, Mud is marked by disgrace and nobility in the film, wisdom and lies. Regarding the latter, McConaughey notes that maybe there often isn't much of a demarkation between the two. "With Mud," he says, "if it ain't true, it ought to be. Is he full of shit? Sure, maybe. I don't know. Who's to say? But another thing about him that I kind of tapped into is this guy has stepped in shit so often and for so long he's come to see it as a God damn good luck charm. He's come to see it as like, 'Well, it must be a sign.' He's getting screwed over so often, he's chosen to go, 'That's a good luck thing.' And again, there's the dreamer. Kids do that after a while, too. His logic is astral."
The piece reminded McConaughey of certain films from the 1980s with its deliberate pacing, he says, and its tendency to allow the audience time to breathe with it. The imagery, the sound, the pacing and the words are all part and parcel of the poetry of it, he says. But he also went back to that period in his mind because that was when he was Ellis. He remembers having his heart in his throat asking a girl named Gretchen to go out with him once upon a time.
"That was the big thing then, to ask someone to 'go with you,'" he says. "And I remember someone going, 'You can write a note.' And I was like, 'No. After school I'm going to go to her in front of the buses and I'm going to ask her eye to eye. That's going to be so hard but I've got to feel that.' I went and did it and she said yes, thankfully.
"There's also the magical realism, which you wrote, and that's a very good two-word synopsis to let someone know what this has a lot of. Not as extreme as, say, 'Beasts of the Southern Wild,' but, you know, boat in a tree. Practically, yeah, that could happen. Hadn't seen it, but yeah, that could happen. And, 'I want to get this boat in the water.' Uh, okay. I guess that could happen. I'd like to see how this goes down. There's just such an innocence to the whole thing. Jeff wrote a beautiful script and I think he made a great movie."
Nichols had pursued McConaughey for the role at a busy time. The actor's agent passed the script along, particularly noting the writer/director's strong Southern voice, and McConaughey was keen to do it. "I talked to Jeff and I wasn't able to find a spot where I could release my work and really dive into the script," he recalls. "I said, 'Jeff, man, I'll get on it. Please don't haul ass with it. Stay on me. I'm gonna read this thing. I just need to finish up a bunch of work.'"
On the set, McConaughey says Nichols was "confident in that he could trust what he had on the page and he trusted what we got in the shot. He didn't over-complicate things. He didn't try to make a straight line crooked. Sometimes when it's working, directors and people in general can try to make it complicated. It was working and he let it evolve and let it roll out. And again, he wrote such a good script that we weren't going off page trying to make scenes into something they weren't. He knew what he wrote and why he wrote what he wrote."
And as for his young co-star, McConaughey says he treats Sheridan as a peer. "In a lot of ways, he's an intuitive old man," he says. "But when he acts, he doesn't have any attitude, yet he's old enough to know what having an attitude is. He's got a lot of poise and a lot of patience for a young man his age. And the other thing is he's not on screen acting older than his age. You can see him process things in a more mature way than a lot of kids his age do, but, again, he's not playing an attitude. And you see a lot of younger actors do that sometimes. He's wonderful."
From here McConaughey is off to New Orleans to begin work on the new HBO series "True Detective" with his friend Woody Harrelson. But for a blip here at the 35th annual Sundance Film Festival, he's a wonderful steward for a film looking for its second wind after launching at the Cannes Film Festival eight months ago.
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After "careful consideration", Capcom has decided to go ahead and put fully voice-acted dialogue in Ace Attorney 5, marking a first for the series.
The company has acknowledged this is a "divisive" move, but said it was the best way to proceed, partly because the 3DS features surround sound, making porting previous series sounds very difficult, and partly because they feel in-game conversations should match up with the voice acted cutscenes.
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Ace Attorney 5 hits next year in Japan, and at a currently undetermined date for Westerners.


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Regarding the sentence about "Johann Philipp Kreissler, born in 1672, who left Germany for America in 1709", I never had a problem with the info, just with the extremely lazy way that it was inserted. It was an entirely out-of-place non sequitur in the lede when an anon fobbed it off without any source, and it was an entirely out-of-place non sequitur in the #Childhood section when it was reinjected without a source. I moved it to the #Ancestry section, which is obviously the appropriate section for it, and I was adding a {{Citation needed}} tag when I decided to check into the "other researchers" refs and see if I could quickly cite it. It took a little legwork to put together a complete-ish {{Citation}} in the #Bibliography, but I ended up volunteering the time to do it. Even as an inclusionist and (more or less) eventualist, I recognize the need for a certain minimum level of sourcing and quality in the meantime. The immediatists do have a point—below a certain threshold, the encyclopedia is crappy if people insert stuff but can't be bothered with the quality level at all. I took a crack at leading by example in this case. Happy editing. — ¾-10 16:35, 8 August 2010 (UTC)
Part of the estate went to the United States Merchant Marine Academy, and the other part is now Stepping Stone Park. I know because I worked there. I do not have an online source, but the Merchant Marine Academy source listed is not inconsistent with this, so it would be nice if the passage could at least be rewritten to reflect that the Merchant Marine Academy is only on part of the land.
It was also my understanding that the land was donated... But that could be wrong. Or it could be that only the park portion was donated, and the academy portion purchased. I don't know. Daniel J. Hakimi (talk) 02:19, 30 March 2013 (UTC)
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The complaint, which was filed in federal district court in New Jersey on Tuesday, alleges that the new zoning ordinance prevents members of the Muslim community from freely exercising their religion and discriminates against them on the basis of religion. After a years-long search to find a suitable location to establish a mosque and Islamic community center, Muslims from Bridgewater and surrounding communities finally identified an ideal location — a former banquet hall in Bridgewater. For months the Al Falah Center worked with township officials to develop a suitable plan to renovate the building, which was located in a zone permitting houses of worship, into a mosque to serve the surrounding area as a house of worship, day care, religious school, and community center.
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The complaint alleges that in changing its zoning laws, Bridgewater violated the Al Falah Center's federal constitutional rights under the First Amendment and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment, as well as the corresponding protections of New Jersey's Constitution. A number of federal and state statutory claims are also alleged in the complaint, including multiple violations of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000.
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Why do spanish firms rarely use the bankruptcy system? The role of the mortgage institution
Taking advantage of a rich database of more than 1 million companies in Spain, France and the U.K., we propose and test a hypothesis to explain why Spain has one of the world's lowest business bankruptcy rates, even during the current economic crisis and after controlling for market exit rates. This hypothesis is based on two premises, the low efficiency of the Spanish bankruptcy system relative to that of an alternative insolvency institution, the mortgage system, and the unattractiveness of the personal bankruptcy law
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I'm a fairly new user to MATLAB and programming. I need some help and guidance with the following problem.
I have a lot of csv files with only 1 line of data in each. The data in each csv looks like the following: 39605.000000,39605.333433,39605.333433,8.000000,0.000000,3.441000,4.239000,4.754000,5.179000
The first 5 columns looks like it is date/time related and the last 4 columns are the data values I need.
I am trying to create 4 new csv's from the 4 data values with the following format: 'yyyy.mm.dd.HH:MM:SS', data
Can anyone please help or provide me some guidance on how to get this accomplished? I've only been able to read the csv and get the data with fopen. I'm not sure how to change create the date format I need from the file.
I got it to work with CSVREAD, I'm trying to create a new csv with the following method. Except instead of showing a 0 in the last like the code is trying to do, its showing 48... I have no idea where that is coming from
dataLine = csvread(([archiveDir list1(j).name]));
fid = fopen('temp.csv', 'w'); fprintf(fid,'%s,%6.8f,%6.8f,%6.8f,%6.8f,%d\n', datestr(x2mdate(dataLine(2)),'yyyy.mm.dd.HH:MM:SS'),dataLine(6),dataLine(6),dataLine(6),dataLine(6),'0'); fclose(fid);
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1. Britax Travel System. I did a lot of research when I was car seat and stroller shopping, and given our budget (less than $500) and my desire to have an all-in-one travel system (car seat, base, and stroller in one), I decided on the Britax B-Agile stroller and B-Safe car seat. I love the Britax because it's easy to maneuver, it folds up with one pull of a strap, and it's a cinch to get the car seat on and off of it. I also love that the stroller works from infanthood well into toddlerhood. I think the biggest selling point for me was the fact that I didn't have to buy any extra attachments to connect the car seat to the stroller; everything I needed was included in the travel system. If you have more than one vehicle in your family, I would highly recommend purchasing an extra car seat base so you can easily move the baby from one car to the other without the hassle of base reinstallation. (When we have baby number two, we plan on getting the Britax B-Ready stroller since it can accommodate more than one seat!)
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9. IKEA Antilop High Chair. In my experience, you don't need a fancy high chair with all the bells and whistles. Babies really just need a safe and sturdy place to sit and learn to eat table food, hence, the $20 IKEA high chair. Money well spent.
– Other items to note: a breast pump (find out if your insurance will provide one for you before you purchase! Mine was 100% covered); grooming kit, thermometer, and infant Tylenol (these are the kinds of things you will want on hand!); a cute (but not cutesy!) baby book; and most importantly…diapers, diapers, and more diapers!


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1928 "Templeton" Lavatory SinkThis
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features a "hammered" look to the legs, trap and faucet, this is a high-end look that is rarely seen today. Click on the above links for close-up photos of
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flawless. Sinks like this one are extremely rare, this is only the third we've had in 39 years. The sink is 36"
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1938 Standard Pedestal sinkThis is one
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1915-ish Cast Iron Double Barber sinkMade
by United States Sanitary works, and we think it's model name was "Devon". The square holes indicate it was most likely made before WW1,
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the waste and plugging it, turning it around so the plug faced the backsplash, and then replating it in chrome. Then, a pair of side lever single basin taps
were added. The sink does suffer from fine watertight cracks all over, and there's nothing we can do about them. Faucets will be rebuilt, and can
be restored at an additional cost. The sink stands 30 1/2" tall, and is 30 1/2" wide by 23 1/2" front to back. Truck freight only!
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1930 Crane Corwith China Pedestal sinkIndia
Ivory is the color, it's a pale yellow-y cream color. We've rebuilt the original faucets, and then decided to refinish the faucets in Oil rubbed
Bronze. Much to our surprise, we like it! The sink is still nice and glossy, but does show some wear along the front leading edge of the sink, and the
pedestal does suffer from a couple small chips on the sides. They aren't very noticeable... It's tough to find integral spout sinks with
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1911 Monument Pottery Serpentine Pegleg sinkMassive! It took two of us to set this monster up for its photo. Sink will require single basin taps as there's no
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A note about antique pedestal sink height:
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of the things we do standing at the sink today were done sitting down at a makeup table, shaving table, or dressing table. Daily bathing was not as common then either; the lavatory was commonly used as a basin for an evening sponge bath or hair washing. In an age
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the post-WWI world industrialized and people became more apt to have an "on the go" lifestyle, the ritual of the evening toilet fell by the wayside in favor of daily bathing and a quick shave/ makeup application at the sink. In response to consumer demand, sink heights began creeping upwards at about an inch per 20 years until reaching their present day heights.
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Timber Rattlers Action in Arizona
On Monday, the Rattlers lost 3-2 to Dayton on Monday. Boxscore is here at BrewerFan.net (along with the other minor league games). You will see other games in the Brewers minot league system and notice Kentrail Davis & Khris Davis had good games for Brevard County.
When you see the Wisconsin and Brevard games, keep in mind that they were apparently just five innings.
Highlights for the Rattlers:
Michael Walker: 3-for-3, RBI
Robert Garvey: 2-for-2, RUN
Starting Pitcher:
Eric Arnett: 3IP, 5H, 3R, 0BB, 4K
Dan Britt: 2IP, 0H, 0R, BB, K
Brewers 7, Padres 0
In Cactus League play, the Brewers beat the Padres 7-0.
Sean Halton ('10): 0-for-1
That is all.
Rattlers spring training report
The very helpful Mass Haas of BrewerFan.net has the most recent boxscores from minor league Spring Training down in Arizona.
Click the links to see the Brewers minor league boxscores from the games on each day. Scroll down to see the Rattlers games. You may recognize some names playing at the higher levels of the system right now.
The individual players in this post are potential Rattlers for 2011. The link takes you to the MiLB.com page.
Saturday's game was a 7-6 win over Cedar Rapids.
Nick Shaw: 2-for-3, RUN, RBI
Tyler Roberts: 3-for-4, 2 RUNS, 2RBI, 3B
Starting pitcher:
Matt Miller: 2IP, 3H, 2R, 2BB, K
Sunday's game was a 9-3 loss to Kannapolis.
Greg Hopkins: 2-for-2, RBI
Starting pitcher:
Jimmy Nelson: 3IP, 2H, R, 2BB, K
Just a reminder that I'll be down in Arizona and providing live updates on twitter during Rattlers Spring Training games from March 25-28. You can follow me @CMehring.
Alumni Newsletter Vol. 2
The Brewers lost 9-8 to the Reds on Sunday.
Martin Maldonado ('09) was the only ex-Rattler to get in the game. He went 0-for-1.
Matt Tuiasosopo is willing to play anywhere to make the Mariners Opening Day roster.
This is one family battle where Matt Tuiasosopo has no intention of keeping the details in-house.In fact, the Mariners infielder has made it a point to ensure that on-field showdowns between him and his future brother-in-law, pitcher Micah Owings of the Arizona Diamondbacks, don't get mentioned at the spring training home they've rented together. So, Owings didn't joke about getting him to fly out to shallow right with a runner on third Friday afternoon and Tuiasosopo has kept quiet about hitting a homer and single off the D-backs reliever during a Class AAA game in 2008.The pair didn't know each other that first time around, but, a year later in 2009, Tuiasosopo began dating Owings' sister, Abi. They got engaged in December, meaning, in many ways, that Tuiasosopo's off-field life has become far more stable than what he's living on the field."If you look, I've played third base, then second base, then left field and now I'm at first base," Tuiasosopo, hitting .292 this spring, said with a chuckle on Saturday. "I just go where they need me to play. That's what they need me to do if I want to make the team, so I've just got to do it."Tuiasosopo was recently asked by the Mariners to shift his concentration away from third base and focus on first base and left field. To some, that was a sign that Tuiasosopo, a bit of a surprising opening-day member the past two seasons, was in danger of having that streak end this year.In reality, Tuiasosopo's chances of making the team have probably increased with the developments in left field. Milton Bradley stands a good chance of being the opening-day left fielder, meaning the team could send Michael Saunders to Class AAA to ensure he continues to get daily playing time.
His play has been so dazzling at times this spring that the lone question surrounding him has been not if he will make it to the big leagues, but when, and will it be April 1 of this season.The ease in which Lawrie has settled into third has been one of the more pleasant developments of the spring for the Jays."He sure has," Tony LaCava, the Jays assistant general manager and vice-president of baseball operations replied when asked if Lawrie is surprising people with how well he is adapting to the new position. "He's showed the ability to make the above-average play, which is interesting. That gives him a chance to be better than average."An average fielder should make average plays. The work will come with him when he has to make the routine plays, when he gets to make all of them and makes them regularly and becomes consistent with that. He has also shown the ability to make the above-average play which is really exciting. So, he's exceeding our expectations defensively so far."How so?"He's doing some things at third base that some guys never ever do," LaCava said. "Some times when he's deep and gets an in-between hop, he knows to play through it instead of laying back and getting eaten up. He's aggressive by nature and at times that's how you have to play third base. It's a reactive position and I think he has the skill sets to do it."For his part, Lawrie said his goals for the spring were to get to befriend his new teammates, get established and have some fun."It's just been an opportunity for me to open up some eyes," he said. "The more you get to know your teammates the easier it is to play because your surroundings are so much better. That's been the thing for me here, just go out and have some fun and play the game like I've always played it."
Post for a rainy Sunday
First of all, the Timber Rattlers played their first game of Spring Training on Friday down in Arizona. That's not entirely true. There is no guarantee that the players on this Timber Rattlers roster will be on the roster when the regular season starts…BUT! HEY! TIMBER RATTLERS WIN!
They beat a team of Reds minor leaguers 4-1. Check out the boxscore at the bottom of this post from the ever present battlekow on BrewerFan.net.
The main numbers:
Cody Hawn: 1-for-3, RBI
Michael Walker: 2-for-3, RUN, RBI
The starting pitcher was Austin Ross. His line: 4IP, 3H, R, 0ER, 0BB, K
NOTE: I will be down in Arizona from March 24-29. I will be filing reports each evening on TimberRattlers.com. Additionally, I will be at the Timber Rattlers games on March 25 (v. Cincinnati), 26 (v. Cleveland), & 27 (@ San Diego). There is also (probably) an intrasquad game scheduled on March 28. The plan is to update you live on my twitter account @CMehring during the games.
Also at the link are boxscores of the other Brewers minor league teams. Check on the progress of former Rattlers players.
A couple of photos on this rainy Sunday:
From the usual spot.
And from down the third base side there is this to show the last vestiges of the snow.
Brewers 5, Mariners 4
The Bucks went into overtime last night and I was out like a light before the Brewers-Mariners game showed up on TV. (I suppose I need to start training to stay up a bit later before the start of the season. Don't want to drop off on the air during an early April night game).
Milwaukee 5 @ Seattle 4 in Cactus League action last night.
Ex-Rattlers in the game:
Martin Maldonado ('09): 1-for-1
Michael Pineda ('08): 4IP, 7H, 3R, 2ER, BB, 3K
Matt Tuiasosopo ('05): 0-for-1
Michael Saunders ('06): 0-for-1
The Mariners are hoping to have Michael Pineda make their starting five coming out of spring training and a big part of that will be his ability to command his secondary pitches.
Pineda had a rough start tonight, but his slider was working throughout his four innings and his change-up really improved over his latter two frames.
"He was up a little bit, but more importantly he got back down," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "The way he was using his secondary stuff, it was as good as we've seen it all spring."
Wedge said Pineda's change-up versus lefties is a good pitch for him.
"It's something where he continues to gain more and more confidence with it," Wedge said.
So, what was most improved about it tonight?
"You just look at the swings," he said. "You look at the reaction of hitters. Hitters can always tell you so much. You look at whether they're taking a pitch, or whether they're swinging, or maybe just a little reaction up there. I think we saw all that tonight with Michael."
Brewers 7, Royals 5
Sunday's game between the Royals and the Brewers involved a bunch of players involved in "The Trade".
Sean Halton ('10): 1-for-1, BB
Wily Peralta ('09): 3.2IP, 5H, R, BB, K, WIN
Cody Scarpetta ('09): IP, 2H, R
Lorenzo Cain ('09): 1-for-3
Jeremy Jeffress ('10): IP, H, R, 2BB, K
Jeffress allowed one hit, two walks, two runs and threw two wild pitches in a trying third inning against his former franchise. He was Milwaukee's first-round Draft pick in 2006.
"It's just a game, man, you've got to go in and do your job on the field," Jeffress said. "It was just one of those days I couldn't find the strike zone a little bit."
He took some good-natured ribbing from former teammates.
"Some of the guys over there were trying to say stuff a little bit, but it's all love," Jeffress said.
"It's so good to see the guys and see everybody's faces."
The Brewers play the Giants this afternoon.
In other news, six players in the big league camp were optioned to the minor league camp after the game.
The Brewers moved six players off the big league camp roster, including one potential fifth starter candidate, in the first round of cuts on Sunday.
That fifth starter candidate is right-hander Amaury Rivas, who was optioned to Triple-A Nashville. He was one of the players mentioned as a potential fill-in for Zack Greinke, who will miss the start of the season with a cracked rib.
The Brewers also optioned pitchers Dan Merklinger and Cody Scarpetta to Double-A Huntsville and returned pitchers Robert Hinton and Roque Mercedes and catcher Anderson De La Rosa to Minor League camp.
The first Minor League full-squad workout was Sunday, but all six players were given until Tuesday to report.
The item on the roster moves is at the bottom of this Adam McCalvy notebook, which you should read in full as it touches on Takashi Saito, the starter in yesterday's game. Saito is from Japan and has family members and friends unaccounted for after the earthquake and tsunami in his homeland.
Rockies 9, Brewers 8 (10)
The Brewers lost 9-8 in ten innings to the Rockies on Thursday.
Ex-Rattlers for the Brewers in that game:
Dan Merlinkger ('09): IP, 0H, 0R, 2BB, 0K
Cody Scarpetta ('09): IP, 2H, R, 0BB, K
Michael Fiers ('09): .2IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, K
Here is Adam McCalvy's game writeup.
Milwaukee is playing the Athletics today at 2:05pm CST. Yovani Gallardo is on the mound to start the game. No word on any former Rattlers on the big league roster for today. Check the Timber Rattlers twitter account later today. Or, listen in on the Brewers free live webcast when the game starts.
Brewers Cactus League action
Milwaukee lost a pair of Cactus League games on Sunday.
The majority of ex-Rattlers were in the game against Oakland.
Scooter Gennett ('10): 1-for-2, 2B, RBI
Carlos George ('10): 1-for-1, RUN, RBI
Erik Komatsu ('09): 1-for-1, RUN
Carlos Maldonado ('09): 0-for-1
Dan Merklinger ('09): IP, 3H, 3R, 2BB, K
Brian Fuentes ('97): IP, 2H, 0R, 3K
Hunter Morris ('10): 0-for-1
D'Vontrey Richardson ('10): 0-for-1
Giants 7, Brewers 2
A rough first inning led to a Brewers loss to San Francisco. Final score 7-2.
The split-squad Giants struck early by batting around and scoring five runs in the first inning against Brewers right-hander Tim Dillard. Pat Burrell started the rally with an RBI single after Aubrey Huff doubled before Mark DeRosa plated two runs with a double off the right-field wall. Then it was Belt's turn, and he delivered with a towering two-run blast to right field to give the Giants a five-run lead, which was plenty for the Giants' pitching staff.
Ex-Rattlers in the game for the Brewers:
Martin Maldonado ('09): 1-for-1, RBI
Hunter Morris ('10): 0-for-1
Milwaukee hosts the Angels today at 2:05pm CST.