#juan sebastian cabal

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La VERDAD es que he empezado JULIO de una FORMA de lo MAS REVELADORA O DEMOLEDORA..pues como digo lo de JULIO REY DE PAZ creo que debe ser ALGO DETERMINANTE pues ademas fue el 1er ATLETA en alcanzar EXITOS tras dar POSITIVO [como IVAN HIERRO al que entrenaba y me recuerda a mi y al jugador de REAL MADRID que le dijo al árbitro GRACIA REDONDO en SAN SEBASTIAN que NO SABIA COMO JODERLOS tras ser expulsado por un codazo a portugués OCEANO que le echo algo de TEATRO y el hijo del MANZANA O MICHEL que toco los huevos al COLOMBIANO pibe VALDERRAMA haciendo publicidad de HELIOS=PERSONIFICACION DEL SOL..le dijo a GRACIA REDONDO al que culpaban del 2do DESASTRE CONSECUTIVO del REAL MADRID en SANTA CRUZ DE TENER_I_FE que TENIA MUCHA CARA..su padre el MANZANA se retiro del futbol por accidente cuando ficho por el CORDOBA=ESTADIO NUEVO ARCANGEL en la calle INFIERNO..el chileno IVAN ZAMORANO parecia el mas CABAL]..en "1999"=cd APOCALIPTICO de PRINCE entre cd CONTROVERSY y cd PURPLE RAIN ..al que vi con su gira NUDE el 22 JULIO 1990 en Estadio del MANZANA+eRES [5 días después toco MADONNA besando a Antonio BANDERAS en hotel PALACE para su documental VERDAD O DESAFIO que en España fue EN LA CAMA CON MADONNA] junto a mi vecino JUAN JESUS MENESES PARRA [me grabó cd LIES de GUNS N ROSES y cd THE MIRACLE de QUEEN] y su amigo PEPE [tenía quemado hasta el cuello como EL APACHE TEVEZ cuyo mejor amigo no llegó a Profesionales y se hizo ATRACADOR o lo que me parece un IDOLO DE ORO..y se SUICIDO tras matar a un POLICIA en el ATRACO DE UN CASINO y verse RODEADO]..estando junto a 2 de LOCO MIA [que debutaron con cd TAIYO=SOL en JAPONES].. como CARLOS ARMAS que luego fundó VATIKANO

Letra para reflexionar mientras tengamos TIEMPO

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Lima 2 Ch D R1: Gonzalo Bueno/Ignacio Buse [WC] def. Duilio Beretta/Sergio Galdos [WC] 6-2, 7-6(2) Match Stats

📸 ATP Challenger Livestream (via website)

To some extent, Galdos/Berretta showed that they were still at it, but it was not enough to counter G. Bueno/I. Buse's sustaining level in the second set. The stats resonated with this impression, somehow.

In terms of service games, it seems like both pairs had their own strengths: Beretta/Galdos excelled on their first serves (by winning 72% of their points from there), while G. Bueno/I. Buse worked it out from their second serves mostly (by winning 71% of their points). The increase of level from Beretta/Galdos in the second set paid off with their first serves' efficacy, adding the 4 aces to the mix.

However, each pair also had its own chances. Beretta/Galdos had 4 chances to break (most of them came from the second set), but could not materialize any of it. In other news, G. Bueno/I. Buse had 2 chances to break and converted all of them. To put into perspective, there were times when G. Bueno/I. Buse came in clutch in most parts to save those break points, ultimately bringing it to the deciding point, where they held their serves. They were in control in critical rallies, especially in the tie-breaker, where some of their shots drove Beretta/Galdos to commit errors. It worked, that even two swift returns from Beretta/Galdos were not enough to drive this match to a further distance.

And that was that for Sergio Galdos. He had a remarkable career indeed. He became the runner-up of the Los Cabos Open 2017 (with Roberto Maytin) to Juan Sebastian Cabal/Treat Huey. Then, out of his 14 Challenger doubles titles, the most recent being in Lima Challenger 2021 (partnering with Goncalo Oliveira). In the regional sphere, he became the bronze medalist of the Pan-American Games 2019 in two sectors: Men's Doubles (with Juan Pablo Varillas) and Mixed Doubles (with Anastasia Iamachkine). Congratulations on such a great career, and wishing Galdos good luck in his new chapter.

On the other hand, G. Bueno/I. Buse will face Boris Arias/Federico Zeballos, who technically received "a walking bye" because no other alternates signed in. Knowing both pairs, this should be an intriguing match in flow, but we will see what is going to happen on the field. This match with Galdos/Beretta looked like a change of guard in Peruvian tennis, which looks exciting now with all of these people shining in their home ground.

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I know you guys are not here for tennis, but listen to the radio narration of the Colombian team win at Wimbledon. First ever Grand Slam for Colombia. This is like Football levels of exciting or Olympic medal level. It's amazing. It means that much for us.

[witchlinda]

CABAL Y FARAH WON THE US OPEN!!!! THIS IS COLOMBIAA HPTAAAAAA

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Diego Schwartzman, Dominic Thiem, Robert Farah and Juan Sebastian Cabal visit BOCA Juniors Stadium (via Argentina Open)

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Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski are beaten by top seeds Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah in the men's doubles semi-final. via BBC Sport - Tennis

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Rome MD R2: John Isner/Diego Schwartzman def. Juan Sebastian Cabal/Robert Farah 6-3, 3-6, [12-10] Match Stats

📸 Tennis TV

The necessity of a balanced game, methinks, is what I could catch although I tuned in really late. Thanks to several hot shots, I realized sometimes we're not always a servebot and we're not always a returnbot either way. Well, I could see where Isner/Schwartzman's service game came from (yeah, really working mostly), however, their ability to convert the break points was something else, at least in the first set.

Either way, can't wait to see what's next for doubles, this is going to be really neat and interesting simultaneously!

[mamusiq]

"23 Famous Opera Arias" Various Artists (HD)

Published on Sep 5, 2018 TRACK LISTING: 1. Si Mi Chiamano Mimi (La Boheme) Giacomo Puccini ** Renata Tebaldi 2. Quando m'en vo (La Boheme) Giacomo Puccini  ** Mirella Freni 3. Signore, Ascolta (Turandot),  Giacomo Puccini  ** Montserrat Caballe 4. E Lucevan Le Stelle (Tosca), Giacomo Puccini  ** Luciano Pavarotti 5. Donna non vidi mai (Manon Lescaut) Giacomo Puccini  ** Franco Corelli 6. Senza Mamma (Suor Angelica) Giacomo Puccini  ** Renata Scotto 7. Un Di Felice Eterea (La Traviata),  Giuseppe Verdi  ** Maria Callas & Francesco Albanese 8. Ingemisco (Requiem) Giuseppe Verdi   ** Nicolai Gedda 9. Oh quante volte ((I Capuleti e i Montecchi) Vincenzo Bellini  ** Natalie Dessay 10. Spargi D'Amaro Pianto (Lucia Di Lammermoor),Gaetano Donizetti  ** Lily Pons 11. Come Un Bel Di  Maggio (Andrea Chenier),  Umberto Giordano  ** Carlo Bergonzi 12. Core 'Ngrato, Salvatore Cardillo  ** Placido Domingo 13. Il Bacio, Luigi Arditi  ** Anna Netrebko 14. Habanera (Carmen), Georges Bizet    ** Maria Callas 15. Wiegenlied (Four Last Songs) Richard Strauss  ** Elisabeth Schwarzkopf 16. Laudate Dominum, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart   ** Barbara Bonney 17. Non mi dir bellidol mio  (Don Giovanni)  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  ** Joan Sutherland 18. Lascia Ch'io Pianga (Rinaldo) George Frederick Handel  **  Marilyn Horne 19. Sheep May Safely Graze, Johann Sebastian Bach  ** Kirsten Flagstad 20. Panis Angelicus (Caesar Franck) **  Kiri Te Kanawa 21. When I Am Laid In Earth, Henry Purcell  ** Jesseye Norman 22. Bess, You Is My Woman (Porgy And Bess), George & Ira Gershwin ** Leontyne Price 23. Bella enamorada (El Ultimo Romantico)  Reveriano Soutullo & Juan Vert ** Placido Domingo

I realize that some of these selections are not from Operas but they were so beautiful I had to include them. Enjoy! Thanks For Your Comments.

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[eddycurrents]

For the week of 10 September 2018

Quick Bits:

 Archie: 1941 #1 is fairly morose and downbeat in tone and execution as a recently graduated Archie Andrews seemingly sleepwalks through this opening chapter, depressed and anxious about the future, both in terms of what he wants to do with his life and with the growing fear of the war in Europe. It’s not bad, elevated by wonderful art from Peter Krause and Kelly Fitzpatrick.

| Published by Archie Comics

Birthright #31 returns after an extended break, opening a new arc following Kallista and Brennan, while diving into the backstory of Mastema. I like Joshua Williamson taking us off down this thread and the art from Andrei Bressan and Adriano Lucas is as beautiful as always.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Cemetery Beach #1 is a very entertaining start to this new action/sci-fi mini-series from Warren Ellis, Jason Howard, and Fonografiks. It’s been a while since I’ve seen some of Ellis’ dialogue be this funny, but it’s very welcome.

| Published by Image

Champions #24 tackles the increasing problem of school shootings with the added intersection of a world with superheroes. Now, that may sound like a recipe for disaster, condescending patronizing or an after school special with saccharine solutions, but that’s not what’s presented here. Jim Zub, Sean Izaakse, Marcio Menyz, Erick Arciniega, and Clayton Cowles instead present a thoughtful story of the helplessness of the situation, that you really should pick up and read for yourself.

| Published by Marvel

Crowded #2 is as good, possibly even better, than the first issue as we get further development of Vita and Charlie’s characters, and a broader understanding of many of the facets of the series’ world. This really is a great comic, wonderful humour, amazing premise, interesting characters, and beautiful art. Christopher Sebela, Ro Stein, Ted Brandt, Tríona Farrell, and Cardinal Rae have something special here. Don’t sleep on it.

| Published by Image

Exiles #8 is a good jumping-on point, as the team’s history is explored and the issue sets up a new group of antagonists in the Watchers. Saladin Ahmed is doing a great job of building these characters and making their unique alternate realities interesting. Nice guest art this issue from Joe Quinones, Joe Rivera, Jordan Gibson, Chris Sotomayor, and Muntsa Vicente. 

| Published by Marvel

Fantastic Four #2 has a couple things in its opening page that could be considered problematic, the first in its depiction of an alien race that could be an analogue to the racial stereotype of Native Americans as the “noble savage”, the second is of the sexualization of a child. Neither are particularly endearing in how they’re presented and I’m kind of surprised they made it to print.

That being said, the rest of the issue is pretty good. It’s the kind of sci-fi adventure you’d expect from the FF, though it does feel like we’ve been dropped in at the end of an adventure we’ve never seen, and it has beautiful artwork from Sara Pichelli, Elisabetta D’Amico, and Marte Gracia.

| Published by Marvel

Hot Lunch Special #2 is just plain great storytelling. Eliot Rahal, Jorge Fornés, and Taylor Esposito are crafting a crime story here that is the perfect storm of characters, plot, and execution. It’s dense and heavy, navigating through the Khoury family and their shock at the death of their youngest, masterfully told through both dialogue and art.

| Published by AfterShock

Iceman #1 isn’t a bad start to a new series from Sina Grace, this time with Nathan Stockman and Federico Blee joining him for the art duties. While still cracking wise a bit, this seems like it’s going in a much more serious direction than some of Grace’s previous series. Great art, and an interesting hook for a new group trying to “cleanse” mutantkind.

| Published by Marvel

Infinity Wars #3 gives us the twist in the tale that’s going to deliver most of the tie-ins and spin-offs for the series, as Gamora remakes the world and causes the fusion of various heroes. It’s an idea we’ve seen before in things like the merged DC/Marvel Amalgam universe, which could be fun depending on where the creative teams take it.

| Published by Marvel

MCMLXXV #1 is kind of a mash-up of different 70s exploitation film genres, creating an interesting action horror story from Joe Casey, Ian MacEwan, Brad Simpson, and Rus Wooton. MacEwan’s art is very nice, reminding me a bit of Troy Nixey, with some interesting character designs and wonderful depictions of the action.

| Published by Image

Mech Cadet Yu #12 concludes the series with a final battle between the robos and the Sharg, again following the important themes of teamwork and sacrifice. This has been a very entertaining, action-packed story from Greg Pak, Takeshi Miyazawa, Raúl Angulo, and Simon Bowland.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Oblivion Song #7 is the big answer to the Transference, maybe, as the series turns itself on its ear again with more sweeping changes. I really quite like how Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo de Felici are keeping us on our toes as the series keeps pressing forward. 

| Published by Image / Skybound

Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #309 concludes this two-parter focusing on Sandman, with gorgeous art from Chris Bachalo and his army of inkers. This one’s a lot more action-oriented than the quiet reflection upon death in the first chapter, but it’s still very satisfying.

| Published by Marvel

Runaways #13 begins a new arc with some incredible guest art from David Lafuente and Jim Campbell. Along with the return of Alex Wilder, this drops in another old threat for the team, leading to one of the more action-packed issues of the series so far. Still, amidst the chaos, Rainbow Rowell still has a laser-focused eye for character development, giving us some interesting reactions to Wilder’s return.

| Published by Marvel

Scales & Scoundrels #12 concludes this two-part arc with Dorma and with it the series for the foreseeable future. This has been a great all ages fantasy adventure series from Sebastian Girner, Galaad, and Jeff Powell, and I wish it had have caught on better since the quality has been extremely high. Great characters and beautiful art, I do hope they find a way to bring it back in some form, and I highly recommend people to check out the series in the collections. 

| Published by Image

Volition #2 is another beautiful comic. The artwork from Omar Francia is gorgeous with a nice polished sheen to the colours that enriches this world of sentient machines.

| Published by AfterShock

Weapon H #7 continues to be more entertaining than anyone probably thought possible. Though I really quite like Cory Smith’s art, I’m thinking that Ario Anindito’s is even more suited to the weird, alien creatures of this turn in the story.

| Published by Marvel

The Wrong Earth #1 is a solid debut, kicking off new publisher, Ahoy’s, foray into comics. It’s a nice package with a lead story, a back-up comic, some interviews, a one pager, and a short story. It gives nice value for what you’re picking up, especially when you consider the talent involved. 

The lead story from Tom Peyer, Jamal Igle, Juan Castro, Andy Troy, and Rob Steen is the main draw, though. It’s a rather brilliant premise of a superhero crossing alternate realities, switching from a kind of Adam West Batman-esque quaint, bright world to a much darker grim and gritty world, and vice versa. It’s executed very well, capturing the tone and atmosphere for both takes perfectly.

The backmatter also nicely enhances the experience, particularly the back-up comic featuring Stinger from Paul Constant and Frank Cammuso, presented in a kind of retro comics fashion. And a suitably bonkers adventure prose story from Grant Morrison, with illustrations by Rob Steen.

| Published by Ahoy Comics

X-23 #4 pushes further to paint the Cuckoos as out and out villains now. Which is a bit of a shame, much like with Emma Frost, but I can’t deny that Mariko Tamaki isn’t doing something interesting with them and the story overall. Also, Juann Cabal and Nolan Woodard continue to deliver stunning artwork.

| Published by Marvel

X-Men Blue #35 takes a moment for each of the time-tossed original five X-Men to chat with their present day counterparts about going back to their own time, while flashing forward to the seemingly nightmarish future that would exist if they stayed. Obviously with Extinction going on events are a bit out of order, but I still like the handle Cullen Bunn has had on these characters.

| Published by Marvel

Other Highlights: Accell #14, Amazing Spider-Man #5, Astonisher #10, The Beauty #23, Dejah Thoris #8, Charlie’s Angels #4, Daredevil #608, Domino #6, Farmhand #3, GI Joe: A Real American Hero #256, Head Lopper #9, Joe Golem: The Drowning City #1, Journey Into Mystery: Birth of Krakoa #1, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Tempest #2, Low Road West #1, Mage: The Hero Denied #12, Moth & Whisper #1, Ms. Marvel #34, Nancy Drew #4, The New World #3, Ninja-K #11, Old Man Logan #47, Proxima Centauri #4, RuinWorld #3, the seeds #2, She Could Fly #3, Sleepless #7, Star Trek: The Next Generation - Terra Incognita #3, Star Wars: Darth Vader #21, Star Wars: The Last Jedi #6, The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #36, Venom: First Host #3, Wasted Space #5, The Weatherman #4, The Wicked + The Divine #39, World of Tanks: Citadel #5

Recommended Collections: Anthony Bourdain’s Hungry Ghosts, Dissonance - Volume 1, Dry County Complete, DuckTales - Volume 3: Quests & Quacks, Elsewhere - Volume 2, Infinity Countdown, Infinity Countdown Companion, Kick-Ass - Volume 1, Koshchei the Deathless, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Volume 6, Oblivion Song - Volume 1, Slam: Next Jam, Star Trek: The Next Generation - Through the Mirror, Star Wars: Darth Vader - Volume 3: Burning Seas, Star Wars: Thrawn, Strangers in Paradise XXV - Volume 1: The Chase

d. emerson eddy did not start a joke that started the whole world crying.

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Co się dzisiaj działo? #13 13.1.2022

RPA-Indie: Podczas trzeciego dnia rywalizacji rozegrano resztę trzeciego inningsu spotkania, setkę z gwiazdką zanotował Rishabh Pant, reszta drużyny dodała 98 punktów, z bowlerów najlepszy był Marco Jansen z wynikiem 4/36. Na ostatnią zmianę Afrykanerzy wyszli z zamiarem zdobycia 212 punktów. Po 29.4 overach osiągnęli oni 101 punktów z dwoma outami.

Indie Zachodnie-Irlandia: Drugie spotkanie serii zakończyło się zaskakującym zwycięstwem Irlandczyków. Skracane przez deszcz spotkanie wygrali oni 5 wicketami. Zawodnikiem meczu został Andy McBrine który miał wyniki 35 i 4/36.

Turniej ITF w Antalyi: Maciej Rajski-Carlos Lopez Montagud 6:1 3:6 13-11

Turniej ATP w Sydney, debel: Szymon Walków/Jiri Vesely-Juan Sebastian Cabal/Robert Farah 4:6 5:7

Turniej WTA w Adelajdzie, debel: Alicja Rosolska/Erin Routliffe-Eri Hozumi/Makoto Ninomiya 3:6 7:6(6) 8-10

Turniej ITF w Kairze: Daniel Michalski-Juan Benitez Chavarriaga 6:4 6:2

Daniel Michalski/Benjamin Lock-Juan Benitez Chavarriaga/Edoardo Lavagno 6:4 6:2

Turniej ITF w Bangoles De l'orne: Marco de Rossi-Maxence Broville 3:6 3:6

NCAA, koszykówka mężczyzn: Fordham Rams-Duquesne Dukes 72:71 (pierwsza porażka od 8 grudnia)

Turniej WTT Feeder w Duesseldorfie: Natalia Bajor-Katsiaryna Baravok 3:0

Natalia Bajor/Karoline Mischek-Valentina Roncallo/Arianna Barani 3:0

Puchar Świata w Biathlonie, sprint w Rupholding:

68. Jan Guńka

84. Grzegorz Guzik

95. Łukasz Szczurek

104. Marcin Zawół

Puchar Narodów Afryki:

Kamerun-Etiopia 4:1

Wyspy Zielonego Przylądka-Burkina Faso 0:1

FIBA Europe Cup:

CCC Polkowice-Nadieżda Orenburg 75:72

Liga Mistrzów CEV: VFB Friedrichshafen-Jastrzębski Węgiel 0:3

Europe Cup w tenisie stołowym: Roskilde-Dartom Bogoria Grodzisk 3:2

Rajd Dakar, Etap 11

Motocykle

12. Maciej Giemza (18 w generalce)

22. Konrad Dąbrowski (27 w generalce)

Quady

2. Kamil Wiśniewski (czwarte podium Kamila w tym roku, 3 w generalce)

Samochody

15. Jakub Przygoński/Timo Gottschalk (6 w generalce)

SSV

1. Marek Goczał/Łukasz Łaskawiec (piąte etapowe zwycięstwo załogi, 8 polskie zwycięstwo etapowe, 18 polskie podium w tym roku, 3 w generalce)

14. Michał Goczał/Szymon Gospodarczyk (5 w generalce)

22. Aron Domżała/Maciej Marton (14 w generalce)

Ciężarówki

6. Janus van Kasteren/Marcel Snijders/Darek Rodewald (5 w generalce)

28. Tomas Vratny/Bartłomiej Boba/Jaromir Martinec (22 w generalce)

Mistrzostwa Europy w piłce ręcznej:

Hiszpania-Czechy 28:26

Rosja-Litwa 29:27

Serbia-Ukraina 31:23

Słowenia-Macedonia Północna 27:25

Chorwacja-Francja 22:27

Dania-Czarnogóra 30:21

Norwegia-Słowacja 35:25

Szwecja-Bośnia i Hercegowina 30:18

Węgry-Holandia 28:31

Mistrzostwa Europy w Łyżwiarstwie Figurowym:

Program krótki pań

5. Ekaterina Kurakova (kwalifikacja do programu dowolnego)

Puchar IBU Juniorów w Biathlonie, sprinty w Pokljuce:

chłopcy

45. Fabian Suchodolski

51. Wojciech Janik

62. Kacper Brzoska

63. Hubert Matusik

78. Kamil Cędzidło

79. Szymon Jędziniak

82. Bartosz Penkala

Dziewczyny

50. Emilia Zasadna

55. Wiktoria Celczyńska

60. Barbara Skrobiszewska

61. Julia Tomasiak

62. Amelia Liszka

65. Zuzanna Sadownik

Darterski Q School, faza 2, dzień 2:

Sebastian Białecki-Florian Mueller 6:0

Krzysztof Kciuk-Andreas Winterling 6:3

Radek Szagański-Frank Peters 6:3

Sebastian Steyer-Maikel Verberk 1:6

Sebastian Białecki-Nauris Gieglu 6:3

Krzysztof Kciuk-Nico Kurz 6:3

Radek Szagański-Francois Schweyen 6:4

Sebastian Białecki-Kevin Doets 1:6

Krzysztof Kciuk-Mario Vandenbogaerde 3:6

Radek Szagański-Daniel Vogt 6:2

Radek Szagański-Brian Raman 4:6

Dzisiaj kartę Pro Touru zdobyli Brian Raman i Darren Webster.

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WORLD GROUP PLAY-OFFS 1/2:

Kazakhstan vs Argentina

Portugal vs Germany

Colombia vs Croatia

Japan vs Brazil

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