 to seal the loss.
With the offense, it did get a 2-0 lead early on, but it wasn’t a productive day overall. There were only two hits on the day, one from Harvin Mendoza and another from Ivan González. Winston-Salem did walk four times, which is good, against eight punchouts, but, again, it wasn't what Solesky deserved.
Everhett Hazelwood: 2⁄3 IP, 5 ER, 4 H, 2 BB, 2 K
Jonathan Cannon had his debut for Low-A, and did well in his first two innings. It might be his last action of the season, but it was a good start, nonetheless. He only needed 24 pitches to get through those two innings, so he must be on a strict limit to not go beyond six outs. Eric Adler kept the shutout for the third, but Jose Jimenez and Tyson Messer allowed five runs over the next four innings. Without much offense to speak of, that was the nail in the coffin.
The Cannon Ballers had nine hits, which should have led to more than two runs. Jordan Sprinkle was the entire offense, with a two-run homer, his first.
Jordan Sprinkle with his first #Ballers HR to get them on the board for 2 R’s. Thornquist scores. They trail 5-2. #WhiteSox pic.twitter.com/OvOw5zPNt3
He had the only extra-base hit as well, and added a single earlier in the game. Jacob Burke reached base twice today, too, with a single and a walk; he stole a base as well.
Jordan Sprinkle: 2-for-4, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 0 BB, 1 K
Jacob Burke: 1-for-3, 1 BB, 0 K, 1 SB
Jose Jimenez: 2 IP, 3 ER, 2 H, 3 BB, 3 KBSE is planning to soon launch cotton futures contract. This will benefit the entire cotton sector in the country.
Cotton Association of India on Monday said it will sign an agreement with the BSE to develop the futures trading platform for cotton.
To jointly develop a vibrant and user-friendly cotton exchange to cater to the hedging needs of the entire cotton value chain in India, both the BSE and the CAI have decided to sign an Memorandum of understanding (MoU), which will be effective for the next five years, said a release.
A hardworking, jack of all trades with a passion for ethical, purposeful design.
Hi my name’s Emily Gray and I am from just outside of Toronto, Ontario. I have recently graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree of Industrial Design and a minor of Business at Carleton University. I have an interest and passion specifically for sustainability, design for social impact, biomimicry and ethical implications of design. For 3 consecutive summers I interned with a 3D manufacturing and design firm that mainly produces set pieces and props for the TV and film industry in the GTA. This has given me valuable hands on fabrication skills as well as reinforced the design principles and skills learned through my schooling.
I have a love for the outdoors and arts. From a young age I have had a desire to build and create while developing a deep appreciation for the natural world around me.
I have been riding horses for the last 15+ years and competing in eventing at the provincial level for the past 5. In 2018 I won the provincial championship for my division.
 Additionally I enjoy fine art including acrylic painting, sketching and 3D sculpture creation.
I have been skiing for at least 15 years aswell and get out about every other weekend during ski season with the Carleton Ski and Snowboard Club which hosts weekly ski trips, overnights to Mont Tremblant along with jib sessions at our on campus terrain park.
Aside from Equestrian and Skiing I also enjoy canoeing, kayaking, sailing, golfing and badminton.Being famous is a full-time job, but many celebs have chosen to fill their schedules with even more work. Some are not satisfied with having conquered their field of expertise. Instead, they go into business, using their names to increase their wealth. However, that is not always true. For some well-known people, doing business isn’t just about making more money, but creating a better world.
For example, Gwyneth Paltrow started her blog and business Goop – a wellness and lifestyle company. Her company and PoP work together to help provide educational programs in developing countries like Laos and Nicaragua. Supermodel Karlie Kloss is also worth introducing. She collaborates with chef Christina Tosi to create a vegan and gluten-free healthy cookie brand named “The Perfect 10 Kookie”. With every purchase, Karlie’s Kookies donates 10 meals to children in poverty all over the world. Their actions contribute to the greater good of the community.
Here are 10 celebs who didn’t start a business just to make more money.
In an effort to help students who struggle to pay for food, Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea Hurley opened the JBJ Soul Kitchen on the Rutgers University campus. It is a non-profit community restaurant that serves both paying and in-need customers. The restaurant becomes a place for everyone to enjoy delicious meals for free. There are no prices on the menu, you’re encouraged to pay a suggested donation.
In 2022, the actress founded the beauty company Honest Beauty. She hoped to create a company using clean ingredients for its products and raise funds for charity. In 2015, her company teamed up with Head Start to donate backpacks to children in need. In 2018, Honest Beauty collaborated with Baby2baby to donate diapers and clothing to families in poverty.
Norton founded and runs CrowdRise, a software company that helps non-profits raise money through crowdfunding campaigns. The platform makes giving back fun with its social networking components contest and a point system.
Each year, 8 million metric tons of plastic waste wind up floating around in our oceans. Pharrell Williams wants to do something about it. Therefore, he decided to found Bionic Yarn in 2010. It is a type of yarn that is made from discarded plastic gathered from the ocean to produce apparel, footwear, bags, and furniture.
In 2019, Bell and Shepard co-founded Hello Bello, a Los Angeles-based start-up that sells a range of all-natural baby products, from diapers and wipes to sunscreen. They said that celebrities like them shouldn’t be the only people with access to “affordable and premium” childcare.
In October 2011, actor Hugh Jackman launched a new company called Laughing man. The business offers a variety of coffees and teas, sold online and in a small café in the Tribeca part of New York City. He was inspired by Dukale’s leadership in the farmer community. Then he realized that Dukale’s story needed to be told to the world and his coffee had to be tasted. Hugh promised Dukale that he would help make this a reality.
Gina Rodriguez has a business venture in the fashion world. She founded Naja, a lingerie brand with a mission to empower women. The company’s garment factory primarily employs single moms and female heads of households. All employers are paid above-market wages with healthcare benefits. Furthermore, every employee’s child is given books, uniforms, and school meals, all are paid for by Naja.
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The Texans took a pair of players in the first round of this year’s draft who have been recovering from injuries over the course of the offseason.
Cornerback Derek Stingley was limited to three games at LSU last year by a Lisfranc injury and guard Kenyon Green had a knee injury that needed to be repaired. Those injuries kept both players from full participation this spring, but head coach Lovie Smith said the team’s always been taking a long view with them and that both rookies are on track to be ready for everything when training camp gets underway.
The Texans also have second-round wideout John Metchie III returning from a torn ACL and all the selections fit with a team that is prioritizing future success over immediate returns on investment.
Derek Stingley’s Grandfather was Darryl Stingley. The WR for the Patriots whose back was broken and was paralyzed due to a hit from Jack Tatum in a preseason game in 1978. Stingley passed away in 2007 due to complications with his condition.
His grandson being drafted 3rd overall is an incredible legacy.25 People Who Tried to Cheat People and Got DestroyedBy Pippa Raga
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