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Lauren Radnofsky
Lauren Radnofsky is a cellist and founding co-Artistic/Executive Director of Ensemble Signal. In her dual role with Signal, she manages all aspects of its varied season, including repertoire, program design, and project management, in addition to being a regular performer in the ensemble. Under her direction, since its inception in 2008, the Ensemble has performed over 40 concerts, premiered 20 works, and coproduced 5 recordings, consistently receiving enthusiastic critical acclaim. With Signal, she has worked closely with artists and composers Helmut Lachenmann, Steve Reich, Irvine Arditti, Oliver Knussen, Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe and has appeared at venues and festivals including the Tanglewood Festival of Contemporary Music, Ojai Music Festival, Carnegie Hall, The Guggenheim Museum, and The Bang on a Can Marathon. As a soloist, she has appeared with the Saint Paul ChamberOrchestra performing Kaija Saariaho's Amers and the Wordless Music Orchestra in Jonny Greenwood's Doghouse for string trio and orchestra. She has recorded for Mode, Cantaloupe, New Amsterdam, Orange Mountain, and Tzadik records.
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Homeless young people to benefit from new support services
Homeless young people, including those with children, stand to benefit after A2Dominion Group secured a contract which could provide over £1.2m in accommodation-based housing support services over eight years at Bramlings House in Newbury, West Berkshire.
Bramlings House housing to support up to 38 people in need
The Care and Support Department at the Group secured the five-year contract from West Berkshire Council following a competitive tender process, with the possibility of an extension for a further three years. The contract started on 1st April 2017.
Funding of £160,000 per year will help towards the services for young people and young parents aged 16-25 including one-to-one support, a nominated lead worker for parent and child clients, and help with access to employment, education or training.
Bramlings House provides housing and support to a maximum of 38 people, including couples, within 13 self-contained flats and two six-bed shared flats.
In addition there will be provision in the accommodation for an emergency 'crash pad' facility for up to three clients at any one time for an agreed short term period.
Pam Vasir, Care and Support Director at A2Dominion, said:
"We are delighted to secure this contract for Bramlings House which elicited a high level of competition. The bid we put forward highlighted the unique range of first-class services we provide and ensures that residents at the property will benefit greatly. We're committed to improving people's lives through investing in our properties and local communities and in the delivery of high quality services to those in most need."
Hilary Cole, West Berkshire's Executive Member for Housing and Homelessness said:
"We are pleased to be working with A2 Dominion to provide this important service. Bramlings House is a much needed step on the ladder for young people and young parents. It provides a safe place from which people can receive the help and support they need to move forward."
Bramlings House, developed and owned by the A2Dominion Group, had been managed since the initial handover by social justice charity Nacro.

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This week has had me Sochi-obsessed. Yesterday I spent hours watching snowboarding, speed skating and figure skating (my personal favourite) and some of the tricks left me on the edge a bit. I'm so excited to watch Jason Brown and Gracie Gold in their individuals. I mentioned them in a post not too long ago and I'm totally feeling #teamcoulouredsurnamesatSochi. Oh, and Yulia Lipnitskaya left me speechless. It is mental to think that she is over a year younger than I am and she's out there showing that Russia are crazy good whilst I'm spending hours sitting on the sofa watching it all. It says a lot, really.
Every time I get to these weekly reviews I struggle to remember anything really eventful that occurred during the school week...I hit my target grade in the English essay that I seriously struggled with so I'm chuffed about that, my models own order arrived (and I blogged about it, of course) and I watched a lot of American television. So nothing wild. Yesterday was uber productive with me getting lots and lots of photos taken for either the blog or for upcoming LBQ contributions so that was fab - I really dislike having to rely on Saturday's as my 'photography day': working on Sundays and spending weekdays at sixth form limits me to a single day a week to get my photography on and living in England means nice weather to accompany it is never guaranteed. Luckily it fluctuated quite a bit and wasn't just rainrainrain, so I snapped the chance once the sun came out et voilà, some new content is ready to be produced.
Next week looks like it's going to be a busy'un (an evening in on Friday with chocolate and a few episodes of One Tree Hill will have me sorted for V-Day 2014) so hopefully I will be able to excite you endlessly with whatever my upcoming week includes.


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New Observations : Radical Consumption and The New Poverty, A Discourse on Irony and Superfluity
No. 51 (October 1987)
Collins & Milazzo, Ross Bleckner, Saint Clair Cemin, Philip Taaffe, Abraham David Christian, James Welling, Jeff Koons, Haim Steinbach, Allan McCollum, Annette Lemieux, Sarah Charlesworth, Gretchen Bender, Jonathan Lasker, David Diao, Salvatore Scarpitta, Not Vital, Meg Webster, Peter Nagy, Suzan Etkin, Peter Halley, Joel Otterson, John Dogg, Ti Shan Hsu, Joel Fisher
Issue number 51 of New Observations: "The Magazine that Lets the Artists Speak for Themselves." Guest edited and with text by Collins & Milazzo. Artists include Ross Bleckner, Saint Clair Cemin, Philip Taaffe, Abraham David Christian, James Welling, Jeff Koons, Haim Steinbach, Allan McCollum, Annette Lemieux, Sarah Charlesworth, Gretchen Bender, Jonathan Lasker, David Diao, Salvatore Scarpitta, Not Vital, Meg Webster, Peter Nagy, Suzan Etkin, Peter Halley, Joel Otterson, John Dogg, Ti Shan Hsu and Joel Fisher. [details]
New York, NY: New Observations, 1987
Condition: Good. Rubbing and yellowing of covers and bumping of upper left corner. Four 5 mm. areas of soiling to recto. Contents clean and unmarked.
wrappers with dust jacket
Hybrid Neutral : Modes Of Abstraction And The Social
Tricia Collins / Richard Milazzo, Vikky Alexander, John M. Armleder, Gretchen Bender, Ross Bleckner, Saint Clair Cemin, Sarah Charlesworth, David Diao, Robert Gober, Peter Hailey, Tishan Hsu, Jeff Koons, Jonathan Lasker, Annette Lemieux, Allan McCollum, Peter Nagy, Joel Otterson, Haim Steinbach, Gary Stephan, Philip Taaffe, Meyer Vaisman, James Welling, Gary Indiana
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at University of North Texas Art Gallery, Denton, Texas, August 29 - September 30, 1988. Traveled to J.B. Speed Art Museum, Louisville, Kentucky, November 7, 1988 - January 2, 1989 ; Alberta College Gallery of Art, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, February 9 - March 9, 1989 ; The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 31 - May 6, 1989 ; Richard F. ... [details]
New York, NY: Independent Curators Incorporated, 1988
Condition: Very Good. Mild wear and rubbing to cover edges, light bumping of edges and light scratching of dust jacket. Contents are clean and unmarked.
Journal of Contemporary Art : Interviews
Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring 1988)
Arakawa, Ross Bleckner, Daniel Buren, Sarah Charlesworth, Jack Goldstein, Jeff Koons, Stephen Lack, Wolfgang Laib, Will Mentor, David Reed, Ethan Spigland, Klaus Ottmann, Philip Pocock, John Zinsser, Judy Glantzman, Jonathan Seliger, Anthony Kosner
Inagugeral issue of the Journal of Contemporary Art, a periodical featuring interviews with artists. Published and edited by Philip Pocock and John Zinser. Includes interviews between: Anthony Kosner and Arakawa; John Zinsser and Ross Bleckner; Ethan Spigland and Daniel Buren; Judy Glantzman and Sarah Charlesworth; Philip Pocock and Jack Goldstein; Klaus Ottmann and Jeff Koons; Philip Pocock and Stephen Lack; Jonathan Seliger and David Reed; Jonathan Seliger and Will Mentor; and Klaus Ottmann and Wolfgang Laib. [details]
New York, NY: Journal of Contemporary Art, 1988
Condition: Good. 4.5 cm., 1.3 cm., and 2 mm. areas of soiling to recto. 2.2 cm. and additional yellow soiling to verso. Contents are clean and unmarked.
Art at the End of the Social : Rooseum
Collins & Milazzo, Ross Bleckner, James Welling, Kevin Larmon, Sarah Charlesworth, Joel Otterness, Peter Nadin, Peter Nagy, Richard Prince, Gretchen Bender, Allan McCollum, Joseph Nechvatal, Peter Halley, Jeff Koons, Tyler Turkle, Jonathan Lasker, Philip Taaffe, Gary Stephan, Haim Steinbach, David Diao, Jon Kessler, Annette Lemieux, Saint Clair Cemin, Charles Clough, Suzan Etkin, Tishan Hsu, John Dogg, Salvatore Scarpitta, The Starn Twins, Robert Gober, Donald Baechler, Peter Fend, Claudia Hart, Meg Webster, Ford Beckman, Holt Quentel, Nancy Shaver, David Carrino, Lawrence Carroll
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held July 29 - October 2, 1988. Curated and with text by Tricia Collins and Richard Milazzo. Artists include Ross Bleckner, James Welling, Kevin Larmon, Sarah Charlesworth, Joel Otterness, Peter Nadin, Peter Nagy, Richard Prince, Gretchen Bender, Allan McCollum, Joseph Nechvatal, Peter Halley, Jeff Koons, Tyler Turkle, Jonathan Lasker, Philip Taaffe, Gary Stephan, Haim Steinbach, David Diao, Jon Kessler, Annette Lemieux, Saint Clair Cemin, Charles Clough, Suzan Etkin, Tishan Hsu, John Dogg, Salvatore Scarpitta, The Starn Twins, Robert Gober, Donald Baechler, Peter Fend, Claudia Hart, Meg Webster, Ford Beckman, Holt Quentel, Nancy Shaver, David Carrino and Lawrence Carroll. ... [details]
Malmö, Sweden: Rooseum, 1988
Condition: Very Good. Light bumping of corners including 1.1 cm. dog-ear to upper right corner and 1.3 cm. to lower right corner of recto. Light wear to spine. Contents are clean and unmarked. Due to large size and weight additional shipping charges may be required for international orders.
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Greater New York : New Art in New York Now
Terrence Accola, Manuel Acevedo, Ricci Albenda, Ghada Amer, Alfredo Arcia, Adriana Arenas, Michael Ashkin, Nicole Awai, Adam Baer, Tracey Baran, AidasKlaus Biesenbach, Alanna Heiss, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Russell Haswell, Paulo Herkenhoff, Laura Hoptman, Deborah Wye, Bareikis, Yael Bartana, Jane Benson, Big Room, Jimbo Blachly, Jeremy Blake, Chakaia Booker, Jennifer Bornstein, Bob Braine, Michael Bramwell, Jesse Bransford, Steven Brower, Cecily Brown, Matthew Buckingham, Luca Buvoli, Elizabeth Campbell, Francis Cape, Yungshu Chao, Jennifer Cho, Seoungho Cho, Peter Coe, Diana Cooper, Jessica Craig-Martin, Jordan Crandall, E.V. Day, Lucky DeBellevue, Robert De Mar, Elena Del Rivero, Kelly Driscoll, David Dupuis, Aleksandar Duravcevic, Keith Edmier, Benjamin Edwards, Inka Essenhigh, Roe Ethridge, Rachel Feinstein, Teresita Fernández, William Fick, Jonah Freeman, David Galbraith, Teresa Seemann, Ellen Gallagher, Tim Gardner, Jeff Gaunt, Hope Ginsburg, Maria Elena González, Sam Gordon, Terence Gower, Toland Grinnell, Chris Hammerlein, Chris Hanson, Hendrika Sonnenberg, Sharon Harper, Rachel Horowitz, Timothy Hutchings, Emily Jacir, Julia Jacquette, Gareth James, Natalie Jeremijenko, Ernest Jolicoeur, Brad Kahlhamer, Sermin Kardestunger, Seth Kelly, Nina Katchadourian, Joachim Koester, Jeff Konigsberg, Udomsak Krisanamis, Alex Ku, Justine Kurland, Julian Laverdiere, Nikki Lee, Daniel Lefcourt, Paul Etienne Lincoln, Pia Lindman, Mark Lombardi, Charles Long, Michelle Lopez, Kristin Lucas, Giles Lyon, Johnna Macarthur, Caitlin Masley, Tony Matelli, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Julie Mehretu, John Menick, Deborah Mesa-Pelly, Arnaldo Morales, Shirin Neshat, Nils Norman, Olu Oguibe, Mick O'Shea, Roxy Paine, Erik Parker, Bruce Pearson, Sheila Pepe, David Perry, Elizabeth Peyton, Paul Pfeiffer, Michael Phelan, Richard Phillips, John Pilson, Rob Pruitt, Nadine Robinson, Ruth Root, Alex Ross, Lisa Ruyter, Calvin Seibert, Lawrence Seward, Jocelyn Shipley, Alyson Shotz, James Siena, Shahzia Sikander, Amy Sillman, Gwen Smith, Valeska Soares, Mi-Young Sohn, Dylan Stone, Do-Ho Suh, Jude Tallichet, Javier Tellez, Scott Teplin, Nicola Tyson, Piotr Uklanski, Cynthia Underwood, Mark Dean Veca, Anton Vidokle, Stephen Vitiello, Douglas Wada, Olav Westphalen, TJ Wilcox, Clara Williams, Karen Yasinsky, Lisa Yuskavage
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the inaugural iteration of the quinquennial exhibition "Greater New York" held February 27 - May 14, 2000. The exhibition marked the first curatorial collaboration between PS. ... [details]
The Context of Art, The Art of Context : 1969 - 1992 Project
Seth Siegelaub, Marion Fricke, Roswitha Fricke, Giovanni Anselmo, Art & Language, Terry Atkinson, John Baldessari, Robert Barry, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Lynda Benglis, Mel Bochner, Alighiero e Boetti, Daniel Buren, Victor Burgin, Donald Burgy, Eugenia Butler, James Lee Byars, John Chamberlain, Ron Cooper, Paul Cotton, Jan Dibbets, Ger van Elk, Esther Ferrer, Rafael Ferrer, Hamish Fulton, Gilbert & George, Dan Graham, Giorgio Griffa, Hans Haacke, Alex Hay, Douglas Huebler, Robert Huot, Richard Jackson, Alan Jacquet, Neil Jenney, Stephen Kaltenbach, On Kawara, Michael Kirby, Joseph Kosuth, Gary Kuehn, David Lamelas, Sol LeWitt, Bernd Lohaus, Brice Marden, David Medalla, Mario Merz, Robert Morris, Doug Ohlson, Dennis Oppenheim, Eric Orr, Giuseppe Penone, Adrian Piper, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini, Markus Raetz, Charles Ross, Allen Ruppersberg, Edward Ruscha, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Robert Ryman, Alan Saret, Sarkis, Jean-Frederic Schnyder, Richard Sladden, Keith Sonnier, Richard Tuttle, Timm Ulrichs, De Wain Valentine, Bernard Venet, Frank Lincoln Viner, Franz Erhard Walther, William Wegman, Lawrence Weiner, William T. Wiley, Ian Wilson
An impressive book in which Seth Siegelaub reconnects with artists he engaged with in the late 1960s within the exhibition March 1969 as well as within the exhibitions Op Losse Schroeven, Live in Your Head, When Attitudes Become Form, Konzeption Conception, and Prospekt 69. ... [details]
Trieste, Italy: Navado Press, 2004
Condition: Fine. As New in publisher's shrink-wrap. Due to size and weight additional shipping charges may be required.
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4 vol. : 12.5 x 17.5 cm. ; 14.5 x 14.5 cm. ; 16 x 21.3 cm. ; 16 x 21 cm.
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Set of Four Dwan Galley "Language" Announcement Cards / Language to be looked at and / or things to be read [aka : Language I] / Language II / Language III / Language IV
Carl Andre, Arakawa, Walter De Maria, Marcel Duchamp, Dan Flavin, Dan Graham, Robert Indiana, Jasper Johns, On Kawara, Edward Kienholz, Sol LeWitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Rene Magritte, Filippo Marinetti, Robert Morris, Claes Oldenburg, Francis Picabia, Ad Reinhardt, Robert Smithson, Kenneth Snelson, Bill Copley, Hanne Darboven, Robert Indiana, Arakawa, Robert Morris, Dan Graham, Dan Flavin, Dennis Oppenheim, On Kawara, Lawrence Weiner, Carl Andre, Joseph Kosuth, Robert Rauschenberg, Michael Heizer, Robert Smithson, Ray Johnson, Sol LeWitt, Marcel Duchamp, Edward Kienholz, Walter De Maria, Allan Kaprow, William Anastasi, Bernar Venet, James Lee Byars, Jackson MacLow, William T. Wiley, Nikolai Kozlov, Elaine Sturtevant, Rosemarie Castoro, Dick Higgins, H.C. Westermann, Lila Katzen, Mel Bochner, Peter Hutchinson, Geoff Hendricks, Rentersward, Dunn, Freifeld, Meeneley, Katz, Jim Richmond, Luis Camnitzer, Roger Cutforth, Ronald Gross, Schuldt, Michael Benedikt, Charles Frazier, Ruth Jacoby, Joseph Kosuth, Fred Sandback, Walter De Maria, Sol LeWitt, Robert Smithson, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Newman, John Perreault, Vito Acconci, Lawrence Weiner, Robert Barry, Douglas Huebler, John Baldessari, Adrian Piper, Hannah Weiner, John Giorno, Terry Atkinson, Michael Baldwin, Iain Baxter, Hanne Darboven, On Kawara, Christine Kozlov, Arakawa, Joseph Kosuth, Kenneth Snelson, Robert Morris, William Anastasi, Mel Bochner, Bernar Venet, Francis Picabia, Fillipo T. Marinetti, Johnson, Jasper Johns, Marcel Duchamp, Walter De Maria, Robert Smithson, Ross, Claes Oldenburg, Michael Heizer, Terry Fugate-Wilcox, Wilson, Reinhardt Bryant, Denes, Gins, Edward Kienholz, Carl Andre, Novak, Adrian Piper, Lawrence Weiner, HoJo, Dorothea Rockburne, Jonathan Borofsky
Complete set of four announcement cards published in conjunction with the "Language" exhibitions at Dwan Gallery: "Language to be looked at and / or things to be read [aka : Language I]," opening June 3, 1967, including artists Carl Andre, Arakawa, Walter De Maria, Marcel Duchamp, Dan Flavin, Dan Graham, Robert Indiana, Jasper Johns, On Kawara, Edward Kienholz, Sol LeWitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Rene Magritte, Filippo Marinetti, Robert Morris, Claes Oldenburg, Francis Picabia, Ad Reinhardt, Robert Smithson, Kenneth Snelson. ... [details]
New York, NY: Dwan Gallery, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970
Condition: Fine. All four cards clean and unmarked as issued.
Prospect 71 : Projection
Konrad Fischer, Jürgen Harten, Hans Strelow, Vito Acconci, Bas Jan Ader, John Baldessari, Robert Barry, Bernhard and Hilla Becher, Ben, Joseph Beuys, Claus Böhmler, Christian Boltanski, Ian Breakwell, KP Brehmer, Stig Broegger, Marcel Broodthaers, Stanley Brouwn, Victor Burgin, John Chamberlain, Chuck Close, Roger Cutforth, Hanne Darboven, Walter de Maria, Jan Dibbets, Gino De Dominicis, Ger van Elk, Barry Flanagan, Terry Fox, Hollis Frampton, Howard Fried, Hamish Fulton, Gilbert & George, Dan Graham, Nancy Stevenson Graves, Hans Haacke, David Hall, Richard Hamilton, Michael Heizer, John Hilliard, K H Hödicke, Robert Huot, Lee Jaffee, Wolf Knoebel, Ferdinand Kriwet, David Lamelas, John Latham, Barry Le Va, Les Levine, Bruce McLean, Mario Merz, Tony Morgan, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Claes Oldenburg, Dennis Oppenheim, A.R. Penck, Marinella Pirelli Lotto, Brigid Polk, Sigmar Polke, Carl Frederik Reutersward, Gerhard Richter, Klaus Rinke, Peter Roehr, Charles Ross, Ulrich Rückriem, Salvo, Richard Serra, Robert Smithson, Michael Snow, Keith Sonnier, Petr Stembera, David Tremlett, Günter Uecker, Wolf Vostell, Franz Erhard Walther, Andy Warhol, William Wegman, Lawrence Weiner
Double sided card / announcement published in conjunction with Prospect 71 which opened in October of 1971. Artists included: Konrad Fischer, Jürgen Harten, Hans Strelow, Vito Acconci, Bas Jan Ader, John Baldessari, Robert Barry, Bernhard and Hilla Becher, Ben, Joseph Beuys, Claus Böhmler, Christian Boltanski, Ian Breakwell, KP Brehmer, Stig Broegger, Marcel Broodthaers, Stanley Brouwn, Victor Burgin, John Chamberlain, Chuck Close, Roger Cutforth, Hanne Darboven, Walter de Maria, Jan Dibbets, Gino De Dominicis, Ger van Elk, Barry Flanagan, Terry Fox, Hollis Frampton, Howard Fried, Hamish Fulton, Gilbert & George, Dan Graham, Nancy Stevenson Graves, Hans Haacke, David Hall, Richard Hamilton, Michael Heizer, John Hilliard, K H Hödicke, Robert Huot, Lee Jaffee, Wolf Knoebel, Ferdinand Kriwet, David Lamelas, John Latham, Barry Le Va, Les Levine, Bruce McLean, Mario Merz, Tony Morgan, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Claes Oldenburg, Dennis Oppenheim, A. ... [details]
Düsseldorf, Germany: Art Press, 1971
Charles Ross : Sunlight Convergence / Solar Burn; The Equinoctial Year 1971 - 1972
Charles Ross
Single sided postcard / announcement published in conjunction with show held November 18 - December 6, 1972. [details]
New York, NY: John Weber Gallery, 1 pp.
[12] pp.
Newsletter of the John Weber Gallery
Jeffrey Deitch, Daniel Buren, Ralph Humphrey, Robert Smithson, Carl Andre, Sol LeWitt, Stephen Antonakos, Charles Ross, Fred Sandback, Amy Baker, Lucio Pozzi, Dorothea Rockburne, Hans Haacke, Roman Opalka, Dan Flavin, Robert Ryman, Stephen Rosenthal, Art & Language, Robert Mangold, Roberta Allen
First Newsletter of the John Weber Gallery, edited by Jeffrey Deitch. Text about gallery artists and staff: Daniel Buren, Ralph Humphrey, Robert Smithson, Carl Andre, Sol LeWitt, Stephen Antonakos, Charles Ross, Fred Sandback, Amy Baker, Lucio Pozzi, Dorothea Rockburne, Hans Haacke, Roman Opalka, Dan Flavin, Robert Ryman, Stephen Rosenthal, Art & Language, Robert Mangold, and Roberta Allen. ... [details]
New York, NY: John Weber Gallery, 1975
Condition: Very Good. Light overall wear and very mild soiling to cover verso.


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FREMONT VETERANS PARK
The Fremont Veterans Park in front of Sidner Ice Arena is completed. The park will honor all those who have served, are now serving or who will serve this country.
A statue is situated in the oval-shaped memorial. The statue will depict a soldier holding a folded American flag and kneeling at what's called a Battle Cross — a cross with a fallen soldier's boots, helmet and rifle. The oval-shaped memorial will be west of the Eternal Flame, which is on a concrete island. Flags representing each of the six branches of the military are on that island. The memorial also has an American flag. Memory tiles will be displayed at the base of this flag and in an area between the flag and the Eternal Flame.
On the opposite end of the Eternal Flame, near Military Avenue, will be a "Liberty Island." It will include a granite-shaped star coming out of the ground. Behind that will be one monolith featuring a laser-etched depiction of the Statue of Liberty. Near that will be a monolith with a depiction of the Liberty Bell. Three types of veterans' tiles will be available for purchase. Veterans need not be deceased to have a tile purchased in their honor. The veterans can be from anywhere. Current military personnel can purchase a tile, too. When their end date occurs, it can be added later. One type of tile will include the service person's name, branch of service, years served, which conflict/war they served in, if they were a prisoner of war and/or if the person was killed in action.
The second type will include this information, plus the veteran's photo. A third type — the website tile — will have the information and photograph along with a scan-able quick reference (QR) barcode that will link to the veteran's own personal webpage, which can be updated with information and photographs for years to come. Tiles range in price from $100 to $200. Paper copies of the order forms can be found on the second floor of the city municipal building on Military Avenue, the Dodge County Courthouse and at several local banks.
Donations for construction of the Veterans Park are being accepted. Checks should be made payable to Fremont Avenue of Flags, in care of Veterans Park. The checks can be mailed to: Fremont Avenue of Flags, Attn: Veterans' Park, P.O. Box 532, Fremont, NE 68025. Donations also may be made via this webpage. Donations are tax deductible. Names of all donors will be listed on this webpage, no matter what their donation. Those who donate $500 or more will be listed on a donor wall in the park as well as the website.
Honor and Remember of Nebraska in partnership with Fremont Avenue of Flags presented Honor and Remember Flags to two military heroes.
Before they married 12 years ago, Larry and Phyllis Steel realized they had much in common. Shortly after getting to know each other, the Fremont couple discovered they both had brothers who died in the Vietnam War.
Kenneth Steel and Ernest Petty, who were remembered Sunday at a ceremony held by the Honor and Remember Nebraska chapter, had also coincidentally both died at age 19,less than six months apart in 1967."
That was a first for these guys here. They had never heard of such a thing," Larry Steel said. "And yet at the same time, man, they sacrificed everything."
The Steels were presented with the 200th and 201st Honor and Remember flags in the state at the Veterans Memorial Park on the morning of Flag Day. The event was attended by members of the public, as well as Mayor Scott Getzschman.
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In the description of dynamic punch , it shows that confused pokèmon have 50% chance of hitting themselves each turn whereas in all other moves that confuse a target it shows they have a 35% chance of hitting themselves , please fix this little error.
They are different moves but the abilities are independent of the move they don't differ.
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(2015-05-22, 02:47 PM)Killer2 Wrote: Well it could be a good reason ,bad reason, or a glitch for the % but u never know.
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One of the most beautiful representations of upper Manhattan ever printed.
Map of the upper part of the Island of Manhattan above eighty-sixth street arranged to illustrate the Battle of Harlem Heights.
A stunning and rare 1868 Map of the northern part of the island of Manhattan, New York city by W. C. Rogers. Map covers the upper part of Manhattan, above 86th street (including Morningside Heights, Manhattan Valley, Harlem, Inwood, the Upper West Side, the Upper East Side, etc...) in extraordinary detail, depicting streets, buildings, estates and in many cases individual trees. This map is most certainly based upon the 1836 Topographical Map of the City and County of New York drawn by David H. Burr and published by J.H. Colton. Colton's map was perhaps the 'finest example of artistic mapmaking applied to the Island of Manhattan' (I.N. Phelps Stokes). This map uses only the northern portion of Colton's map, but features the same stunning detail. Beautifully hand colored to illustrate the Battle of Harlem Heights. This is the best map of northern Manhattan that we are aware of. Prepared for inclusion in the 1868 edition of Joseph Shannon's Manual Of The Corporation Of The City of New York . An important piece for collectors of New York City cartography.
Very good condition. Original folds as issued. Minor verso repairs and reinforcement on folds. Minor age toning, especially on original fold lines. Blank on verso.
Phillips, Philip Lee. A List of Maps of America in the Library of Congress, page 537.


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THE #ESHOW
By Neil Ravin
On this week's episode of the #EShow we start things off with another alumni who's tearing it up in the NCAA ranks. George Thurston is a Junior at Southern New Hampshire University (1:18), and the 2019-20 Northeast-10 Rookie of the Year is a prime example of the EHLP to EHL to NCAA Ladder of Development. From there we jump into the Weekly Rundown (13:38), and discuss the motivation that we have provided with the recent changes that have been made to the EHL and EHLP Power Rankings. Inside the #ECrew Fantasy Challenge (44:39) we set new picks for the next two weeks, and then we wrap things up by highlighting some games to keep an eye on in the What to Watch for segment (1:00:38).
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Grinding Through November | Episode 98
... the EHL has become the college placement leader on the East Coast. Sit Back and learn more about the next step in your junior hockey career. Welcome to the east show, presented bought the play of Box Foundation. The foundation's mission centers around their daily motto we take care of our own as they help out all of those within the hockey community who've experienced a castrophic event. Learn more at Penley of Box Foundation Dot Org. What's up? My name is Neil Raven and this is episode number ninety eight of the e show. On this week's episode we start things off with another alumni who's tearing it up at the NCAA ranks. George Thurston is a junior at southern New Hampshire University and the two thousand and nineteen twenty northeast ten rookie of the year is a prime example of the EH LP to Eh l to NCAA ladder of development in the east show. From there we jump into the weekly run down and discuss the motivation that we've provided with the recent changes that have been made to the EHL and EH L P power rankings inside the e crew fantasy challenge. We set new picks for the next two weeks and then wrap things up by highlighting some games to keep an eye on and the what to watch for a segment. I joined now by George Thurston, the junior forward at southern New Hampshire University. Welcome to the PODCAST, George, appreciate it. Thanks for coming on off to a hot start this year at southern New Hampshire, which, of course, is a team that plays in the northeast ten. Can you talk about what it's like for you to play at new in a play in the Nyten? I love the experience. It's a small conference, is only seven teams in it now, but I see the same teams all the time and playing three times a year, so the rivals get pretty heated. But yeah, I know I love it and let's talk about there. There's obviously a kind of I don't want to call it a debate, but I'm sure you got to experience it when you were going through the recruitment process. The whole idea of playing division two versus division three when you were going through the process, you know, how did they make you feel? What did you think about with that whole with that whole debate, if you will? I at first it was a factor for me at first. I mean every kid wants to play for a national championship at any level. But once my coach on Wallace kind of broke it down for me a different advantages and disadvantagers. But I just love the school so much and really liked what coach Waz was trying to set an examp before and that's why I chose to school. So at the end of the day, it would have been nice, but it really doesn't matter as long as you win any ten. It's all about does it? Do you still call it a national championship if you win the a need ten? Yeah, yeah, these youtudt that as a champs tactically, but and you, when you came in, they actually were fresh off having won the any ten. was there? was their pressure, you know, being a new player that to do it all over again? Yeah, it was. It was different at first walking into a team where they are already won and everyone was so high on them, like in the beginning of the year, like even before the two thousand and nineteen season, and not being a part of that team was a little different at first, but right when the season started that all that all went away and it was a new year and this the seniors were good about it. So so last week I had an alumni on that's a goalie now at the next level, Billy Gerard play for the Boston Junior Rangers. We talked about for him getting the first win. That the way off his shoulder is what that meant for him. For you, as a forward, when you scored your first goal, did you feel a similar weight come off your shoulders? Yeah, yeah, a lot of pressure just got off my shoulders. It was it was a tough transition for me at first. I didn't really play that well my first game actually in the I remember we had good we could practice and my coach is kind of calm you down, and then we went to Fanklin Pierson I got my first couple goals. So it was it was definitely weight off my shoulders for sure. And then the season progresses, you become the rookie of the year,...
...all rookie team. Did you ever expect it? No, not, didn't expect I knew I was confident in myself that that I thought that could happen, but now I just try to focus on one game at a time. I didn't it was just a team first and I just try to play the best I could in that game that I was in and whatever happened happened. But yeah, it was nice, but I was confident in myself, but I didn't expect it. When you look back and you look at the what your time playing junior hockey, poly prior to snow? What was it about the Ehl that helps you feel so prepare when you got to college? It was the coaches in the systems that they put in, not even on the ice, off the ice too. So, like all the coaches, most of them played at the college level. So they try to just insill like what a college practice is like in their practices in the weight room and then the video and stuff like that. At all it's almost like a pipeline. It just translates right college. Like I remember I got the snow in the obviously the time of practice were little different, but it was like I was almost in a junior practice because my coach, Andy Hines Valley, who one of my favorite guys in the world, but he he really made a point to translate what a college practice is like into our practice, which helped me out a lot, I think. And value was your last stop in your junior career, obviously before you got to snow, but you had other times spent with Walpole and you actually played in the EH L P as well. It's funny to go back and look at all the players that have moved on for put for young players that are in that division now. If you had a message to them, is it a simple as trust the process and be patient? Yeah, I think it's just keep working, go day by day and yeah, like, like you said, trust the process. If you if you put in the work every day and just take one day at a time and say hey, I have two, three years and my junior career, it will end up paying it out if you just work hard and do the right things and you get to snow. As I mentioned earlier, you were the rookie of the year and the enny ten your first year. Twenty points in twenty two games. Obviously, after that, covid hits and you didn't get to do anything this past year. What did? What did you do, and one of the program do with all that time off? Yeah, it was definitely a different year. We didn't know right away if we were going to have a season or not. So couple guys in my team we actually got an apartment near our school and stuff, and we were prep it all the way to the December, just like private skates and stuff like that, like we're going to have a season. So we just took that year and we just figured that some guys aren't going to do the right things and are going to almost take as a vacation, but we're going to try to make it other than playing games. We treated like it was a season. We skid mostly every day, we worked out mostly every day, did our school work. So we just try to treat it like we were having a season, only we didn't play games. But it was definitely a different year for sure. I'm happy it's basically back the moment, almost right and you got ten points in your first five games. Do you credit that to the fact that you kept skating throughout this past, quote unquote, season? Yeah, some of it. I think a lot of the guys on our team do the right things, though. The two guys that I play with, Cool Stewart and Jay Cox, they they all do the right things. And they help me out a lot out there, so some of the credits is to them. But yeah, as a team, I think we all do the right thing. When you got back in the game action and you scored your first goal in this renewed season, if you will, did if it was there a similar weight off your shoulders to when you had your first as a freshman? Yeah, it's it was weird like going into the first game of the year. It was almost like my first game as a freshman. That's kind of how I felt. It's because it's been so long I've played in a real hitting hockey game with rests, and I can't too long to remember. But yeah, it was like a big weight off our shoulders for sure. And obviously your coach you mentioned earlier, Shaan Walsh, is at all kinds of events for our league constantly. We were talking this past week because you guys played post. You swept post pair of three to one victories. All six goals were scored by ehl alumni. There's does the team...
...notice that? Does the team talk about that, or is it just me? Yeah, no, no, people notice that. While she loves the ECHO and really likes the guys that come out of there. And, like I said, I think it comes back to how the coaches run the teams in the Eh the try to just translate to how a division two, division three callege talking back for a bit, so any level really. But yeah, no, I think the HLS are greatly again, if produces a lot of good hockey players, for sure. What's it like playing for a wall sh I pity break it down. I love it. He he knows, he knows how to get me go on. I he's just honest and that's all you can ask for for a coach, right. It's just if you work hard, give gives the players the opportunity and he'll be honest with it whether you're playing really well or if you're not playing well at all. And I've been on both size of that. So he's just really awesome to me and he's really improve my my game, defensively, two hundred foot game, everything. I learned so much of them just by being here so far and I'm really looking forward to what the future has to hold with him. So and as you look forward to the future and what you guys have left in this upcoming season, we kind of touched on this earlier this whole division two versus division three debate. To me, it's all the same right. And you guys have division three opponents thill on your schedule. Is there a little extra pep in your stepper? Is it just the same as any other game? Yeah, we try to treat like it's every other game, but there's certain teams that we want to let go to the net the national tournament, stuff like that that we play that we definitely want to beat. For sure. We want to. We want to have everyone see that we can play with them and that we can play with teams that go to the national tournaments. And a perfect example is coming up for you have colby next week, but prior to that you have to conference games against and a's and Stone Hill. How, as a player, to go back to what you said earlier, how do you take it one game at a time? It's just all starts in practice that we do film before practice every day and we don't even like we play Stone Hill on Saturday night, but the only thing we're worried about right now is se Anzel on Friday at our place, and it's literally this is how you got to go into it and you just focus on at the task at hand and worry about the next game when the next game comes. Yep. Well, we love it and that you have a great message that can resonate with players both in the EHL and the EHLP. You're after a great start so far this year. She'll keep it up and we'll see what at a game soon. Thank you, I appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Thanks again to George Thurston for come on the podcast this week. The junior four and southern New Hampshire's off to a great start this year. I already has ten points in his first five games and he plays for one of the eat crews favorite coaches in Sean Walsh. But with that, let's bring in the e crew now. And guys, we don't have a showcase this weekend, but we have an all star Ev, I was gonna say the old still somewhere to show up for all of us at the ice did arena, home of the New Hampshire Avel inch in the southern New Hampshire University penmant, Shawn Waltz Na, okay, hey, how are you? Like said to our favorites. That's going to be fun. Excited for that. It feels like a long time coming, because we actually tried to have this event last year. Well, for like a three week span. I tried to have. The back and forth me and you with the text was like it's gonna Happen, then it's not. It might know. We were cautiously optimistic the entire time, but we were. We've worn the red and blue jerseys with the all star Tim against the colleges, but now we get to see the white and I'm calling it gray. It's a big fight between the crew in our executive prous. I think we think they're great. Do you guys not agree? It is I've seen them in person. They're literally great. I've had them in my car. They're great. Get the bag. There are your care gray highlights. There are gray highlights on the Jersey, which means the Jersey is black. Go with I'm going with the one and only low on this one. I think gray. Is this our...
...version of the dress, whether it's gray or black. Oh my yeah, Oh my God, that's right, Anthony. What Year was person? That last year? No years, Hey, yeah, there were the old people here. So and before we get into the weekly run down, I got to give a shout out to Jim McCabe, because the other night he was supposed to call the Rangers game and they were having a little bit of some issues with the Internet. Could have possibly been a broken and coder from hockey TV. So without hesitation, he just left breakaway, went over to the Harrow Valley form of the warriors played, got their equipment there, went back to break away. Every effort that he made to try and get this game on the broadcast ultimately didn't work out and he tweeted that video out afterwards, but man a for effort, because he did everything he possibly could to get it on the air. That is the Jim McCabe that we all know and love. We love you, Jimbo, and wow, that's, you know, trouble. Talking about hockey TV efforts, I'm also going to have to give a shout out to my broadcast partner, Chris Russo. He covered me this weekend for the HLP Games against the Boston junior readers and they came decks New Jersey and on the second day I got a call from hockey TV saying that the video card may have been out of place. So Chris had to repair that and then do play by play for the game. Wow, damn, all hands on deck. That is what teamwork makes the dream work. Kids, and with the as for all you taking notes of home, we'll kick over to the with the rundown. It's time for the e cruise weekly run down. The show week we run down is brought to you by the junior hockey podcast. You home for junior hockey news, knowledge and nonsense. Check them out of tjj podcastcom. What do I always say is the underlying reason as to why we do the power rankings. What are we going for with the power rankings? What's my own for me, late, whos all of yourself blame when the coach is getting at at you? Oh my God, this is that. We could go like forty five minutes. There's a lot of start the pot and create motivation. Yes, Laurie Buzz, you have motivated the Boston junior ranges because since well, I shouldn't say Lauren, because it was Lauren Anthony and Justin, but you led the church, but it came but it came out on me. You. You led the interaption, you run the charge. You led the charge since since you lad the charge through the rangers down to number four and Anthony and and Justin back you, they haven't get up a goal yet, not not they one ever gave you. They have given up a goal, like they're going, Oh, hold my Bauer Vapor please, because I'm going to use the resties and like like what odd goal. They haven't given up a golf their last four wins, with a loss in there against the railers. And, as we know, their last four wins have all been shut ups, I guarantee of you. Text of rich, though he would tell you, yeah, we didn't play that guy, that text of a couple of times previously this year. When they want backtoback three nothing games. It wasn't our best game. I don't be nice to have a Nasty Self Jack. He's probably good to be listening to this podcast thinking, are you not entertained? All? Rich is a huge movie quote. Guy, watch out with that. Ask crisperus of us that from last week. That'll be it's but I just ran them up because that's why we do. Is Right. It stirs the pody go creates conversation, it creates a gift for between Warner Rich. That was I think. Ultimately, you can say you won if you deliver the last one. That means you win the gift for right. Absolutely, and it was a solid one too. Pretty inderstating, I must say so. When it comes to gifts, I'm not really good at guess, as Justin always says, I use like one gift and then he says you hit your quota. It's...
...like for what the month? Yeah, I guess I am I quota. I don't know what they really mean. Like the Queen of gifts, I'm so looking at my phone and it's like response, response, response, response. I'm like, what is going on, like what? What just happened? But then, as I mentioned Lauren, at the last one in the Rangers. I don't know, though, if they are moving up. The railers hit the ice for just one game. That was against the chiefs on Friday. Marshall mccallup made a hell of an effort to steal that game, almost like standing as head for a while. The railers don't did win that game, so they are going to stay at one. I know it was a close game for them, but they have to stay at one and I think that pattern and continues. The avalanche took care of business in the Games that they played against sea coast and against the wolves, they have to say it too. From there, can I make a push to move the rangers back into three, or are we still? Are we still almost split on this? I'm for it. So so for shutout ways. Hear that right? Don't you think they should overtake the avalanche for Number Two? Oh No, oh, that he's really flipped the page here. No, I don't. Hello, Lauren wants to I don't move them up to three, but I don't. I will not move them up to too because one nothing shut out against the wizards. It's not super impressive. Wow to me. You Call Man corry Fladi, my co coach, the Wizard Wall Stars. The wizards have been a pretty solid defensive team. So I don't think that's anything out of the ordinary. I don't know. I'm not saying that as a slight against the wizard it but like it's a oneknohing when like that's to me, especially because like the day before you beat them three nothing, so then you kind of I don't know, it's not as exciting for me. So I don't see them going past the ABS. The ABS, as I mentioned, one both their games they beat the spartans four to one. They beat the wolves five the two. This is kind of a debate of can you fall to team for who they played? Right? Right, take streight the schedule into account. You you can take that into account, like we usually shoot the scheduler itself. Anthony did on the second episode of the year. So, but I don't time to you. That's a good point. You can only play the games that it's not it's not like you can go out and say I want to play the railers three times and hope that I win two of them. This is these are the games that they had there. I think we are in agreeance, though, that the Rangers are at least going up to three to jump the little flyers. Yes, yeah, they have to. Okay, as good as plft looks, sorry, Love, love you, but probably keep you with the top five. Well, and you know they had little flyers themselves. had kind of a wild game with the eighty seven's, if I do say so. There's a little bit of a side from Anthony, because it just goes back to like I know know the street that the sevens are on and Anthony, you can attest they're all one goal games. It's hard to look at that. I sa not. I'm not a person to overreact, but I don't think the eight sevens are going to win a game this season. On a more serious no, a was a joke for everyone. That was a joke because, see, at these space you're just listening to this. That was a joke that that was a frustrating loss because, if I'm not mistaken, the eighty sevens or up by two goals. They gave up a goal late in the second period. The little flyers are pressing the entire third period and they finally got the time goal and then Philadelphia want to it over time. So for Philadelphia it was a hard fought way, in a gritty, Gutsy win, and the little...
...flyers have been sneaking their way up the standings. They are a really good team and they got this guy, Chris Blando, who scored the overtime when in his debut against sea coast. He did not play against the S, but he's playing a couple of games so far and he's looked really good for Philadelphia. And they got Adam Bove a back after he had a brief in the North American Ha so Philadelphia certainly deserves to stay in the top five. Because they really are good team. And for the eighty sevens, I think between that game and against the avalanche, they're right there. You can tell that it's coming for them by just not yet see. I don't I don't agree with I I will say the fires are a good team, but I don't agree with keeping them in the rankings this week. I will absolutely throw them boats because I think they are a good team to watch for, but I don't think they did enough to stay in the rankings this week. Who I'm EMOJI moogie inserted here. They beat eighty seven five to four in overtime on Friday and then lost the ducks. Yes, sir, we're recording this Wednesday, lost them on Tuesday, and you think that that one lost kicks them all the way out? I think so, because there's a team that nobody has talked about yet, which I'm kind of surprised by, and that's the wall pole express, who are currently on a forname win streak. So I think they need to move into the rankings. Can I just call them the wall pole? Were on a streak express, because they either do win eight games in a row or then followed it up lose eight games in a row and then win for games in a row. It's they're the freakiest still near you, guys say you gotta Say your patented question. Oh, wall pull express, that's the question. Is She like like? Honestly, who are the seacoast spartans and who will the wall pole express? I don't think they know. I was just talking to tried to at the showcase, Mr Brett tried or burt rider to so, and he was saying that too. He was saying, I mean I'd like to get out to a lad for once. They finally didn't their their show case game. They had after that. But yeah, the Express. All right, Lauren, I see you. I've always been a red red trade fan. Nobody knows that. I grow up Norwood Wall pleased to be our rivals book. Look at my close and I see goalies the entire season, Jeff, but US guys walk instead, Mason Palmer, notice in a trend? Yeah, Jeff. I was also talking to Brett Trider and at the last showcase and I was asking him about up until the game against the little flyers, they had always been on a street where they've always won or loss at least two in a row. And he was telling me how it's sort of a test me to how tight knit the team is, where if they're all feeling it, they're all feeling it, they're winning games, and if some of them might not be feeling it, then that'll affect the rest of the team and they end up losing a couple of games. Right and maybe is that the case with the Express, another team that has some new guys coming in, Scott Bird, thank you for all those points last week. He's looked pretty good. That was Jack. That was Jack Watchard's priest, was it not? A couple? They had a couple PEA collops recently too, because they've been getting him with the sickness bug. So they had a couple peak collups in the Parker brothers and park in Partin. Parker was pretty tell and then didn't end up on the score sheet, but he still helped them out in his brother aiden managed to squeeze a goal out and there went against the lumberjack. So Brandon's new faces does help sometimes. So I think that was definitely good to note for them. Yeah, for sure, we just mention that about the little flyers would but Bengo Blanco and Beauvais. I mean they've turned the page to so and we're not even a trade deadline yet. Wins the tree doom one this year meal seems a lot of guys have made a lot of moves, though not until the beginning of February. So to to recognize the sickness plug for a second hit's going through the league right now like in like hitting. Both the trains, the red train and the blue chain, been getting hit by sickness. I was hearing from our good French ever Blackburn. I I forget...
...how many games it was, but there's at least one game where the railers had a pair of forwards dressed as defenseman because they had so many guys out was sickness. So they need to move some bodies around to be able to play blue season now, little November. I am no doctor, okay, no doctor, but father is a dentist. Do you have the right? It's still nothing to do my next statement. I have heard that because, as testin types, Dr Hashtrack. Oh my God, China thing my composure here. I have heard that because we wore mats all last year, like our immune systems are not quite as strong this year, which is why you're seeing such like an outbreak of the fluent stuff like that. So I'm again. I'm no doctor, but right. So No, I'm make sense. They talked about that. Rights like being honest. You just had a cold recently. I did too, and it usually colds is like a one week thing. We're young, we're healthy, you fight off and some of these goals have lingered into two three weeks. Alst my voice for like three days at that showcase. I sound like we're canning. May See gray on the airs. We're not fun. But but I announce in the players. But you still got next man up. Back to the power rankings. railers one, I think. Anthony, I see your point about what the Rangers have done in the possibility of jump in the avalanche, but I do think you're outvoted, probably on that by the rest of us. I'm miss going to Jeff and Lauren. Do you agree? Oh yeah, the Rangers do not get to jump up to two. I'll give them three, but they don't deserve the jump to two right now. All right, three, it is okay. I don't know. That's it's hard, is the APP it's hard. That's why we do I was gonna say, and I was looking to it, the differentials. I always like differentials, right, that's a good thing that coaches always like to avalancher plus forty, rangers are plus thirty three. Yeah, played twenty games. Avalanche of played, let's see, seventeen. I think those. I think those sometimes gets you though by one or two, three blowouts. Yeah, but you don't always have to have shutouts all the time to be a good team. No, no, you don't. They don't have shoutouts all the time to have a good team. But the hell. Yeah, sure, the Rangers just had went like three or four shoutouts, but, like the APPS, are still a good team and they haven't had to shut out recently. So well, for what it's worth, Justin has texted in that he agreed with Anthony. So it was another three to vote. But just to recap, so far, railers one, avalanche to Rangers three. Lauren wants the little flyers out. So does that means she wants wall point for so you said that Beati. Back to Mr Anthony Larusso and Philadelphia. This is a shake wallpoint for yes, I'm mom about wall pill get in, we give them for usually when we get them in from from not being ranked to rank that usually has. That's usually the five spot. Well, I mean not really the Jeff because they went from not ranked number one at one point this year after the worshire showcase, we they were not ranked. They want all three games and made the number one. Okay, so forget that. For that we drinking that day. was that one of our nine I ever's. That was because they played two games prior to the showcase, for one and one. Then then they won all three games at the showcase. Yeah, that's the beginning of the season. Two we had like no games too, so that was harder to churn up the rankings. We're creating a little like we said, stir. Let's just hear Lauren Al for a second, because maybe we're all gonna vote this way. If walpole is for who is five Maryland after they lost the rough riders? Yes, that's exactly why, because they still look pretty steady, but they did lose to the rough riders. So I think that pushes them down, but I don't think that pushes them out. I think that's I think that they deserve to stay a little bit ahead of the fires this time, but I don't think they deserve to fall out, but I do think express deserves the jump because express is undefeated the past couple of games and the team Maryland lost to the rough riders. They beat the rough riders but then they...
...end up losing like, I think the next day to them. So you just you can't, can't on see that not maybe Mer comments questions concerns team Merlan makes me played by beard a lot. The Tea Maryland. Twenty two games played so far. Little fires that seen ones. Little fires have sixteen. Little fires have six games in hand on Marilyn, which is why they're in second place right. Yeah, they went all six of those games and they would be taught in the standings. Yeah, which maybe seven those. Additionally, has the better record and they recently did beat the flyers. So they're also still leading the league and goals for like the entire league, I believe. I think that ASS is there with the number of games they've played also. Yeah, twenty and twenty two fistures is a lot of games. I don't think anybody else is above twenty. I know there's teams at twenty. They've also broken the seven plateau, so that's well over three goals the game in the rafaging. So are we in a grants? We're going to go railers, avalanche, Rangers Express Maryland? Sure, I want to keep PLF and maybe kick Maryland out. Who Offense, coach Fosco and the boys. I'm not just like the Britain to hockey. The philadelphis been playing recently with, like we said, the additions and Henson's been very good. Now. I like them too, but I just I think Maryland has done a little bit more recently to deserve to stay right there. I can throw some votes at Pelf for sure. I think they absolutely deserve votes, but I just I don't. Well, I guess say that I guess the question then that the would be worth asking which loss is worse, falling to the Connecticut rough riders or to the protect junior ducks. Boom that. One thing I do want to say is that for both teams, with Protech and Connecticut, these are two teams that had really rough starts of the season but have been gaining steam, both of them. The off riders, they had that really long losing street there, winless for quite a while, but they got guys back and now they have guys turning it on and they've been beating teams again. Protect junior ducks. They've added a couple of guys. One guy that I really like, I'm protect is the former eighty seven, Thomas Warda. He's looked really good for protech and he deserves a mention. So for Maryland and Philadelphia to loose to these two teams, maybe earlier in the season it will be more damning to their stance on the power rankings, but now I don't think it's as big of a deal that they've lost either team. Do we need to have a vote because one of these teams is five? The other ones receiving votes? Most likely right. So if it's between team Maryland or or PLF, I choose Maryland and I am going to point a little bit towards the fact that they're undefeated against PLF. WHO WANTS TO GO NEXT? I'm sticking what I'm sticking with what I've been saying. Is expressed for Maryland. Five will fires votes, and that was your vote too. Deal was expressed for we're voting on what. For is locked in fors Walpole right now. We're voting on WHO's five, and Marylander, PLF who's five and who's six. I guess technically I like what you just said. When it comes to I mean Maryland's how many times have they been are who? Are you sick? That's a lot. But if you've won sixteen games and you've beaten the team that we're trying to discuss, if you should be who should be in the rankings then, and you read them twice. It's not just one matchup. That's two wins. I'm in favor that. I'm in favor of Maryland's being five and PLF receiving votes. You've turned beat them three times too. Just so, three times. Oh, but those Maryland's three and oh against, okay, against PLF. So yeah, so three times then. I'm sorry. Yeah, so, yeah, I'd say advantage pelf right now. So that's three day is three votes. But now, Anthony,...
...being the South Guy, we wanted to steer your vote. So we know where you stand right now. Would you have picked? Would you have take to Marilyn with us? Yeah, I think so. I think Philadelphia is getting there. I just don't think they're they're just yet. Before we get to the P I'm going to start the plot now by saying Marilyn versus the little fires will be the matchup in the South Division files. That's putting that out there. I know it's only November. I have probably just motivated the sevens in the ducks locker rooms and they're going to pull my head on the bulletin board. But let's go. Let's go over to the PA. There's just talking about the trade online and do your comes in with the selfdivision finals prediction. Well, Hey, you know what, Gentlemen, I love it. We go to our website and you click on the frozen finals tab you see a countdown. Right there were just over a hundred and thirty days away from province. As I always say, my man, I'll plug you as as I always say, and Vicky just totally agrees, it's coming up very soon. Not really solve a hundred, over a hundred thirty days away, but it's coming up very soon. I always say things are very soon, but they're not. Actually not soon. But we're going to go to the H L P now. And it actually was, I guess you can call it a rarity this past week because the railers actually lost a game, which is only happened twice all year. But they only had fourteen skaters in that game. So to me to win as shorthanded as they were against Walpole the first night and then come back and only lose to the avalanche by a goal. Yes, it's a split weekend. They're still the top team in the EH LP. There are double digitals against now. They were at single disits for so long. Now they got thirteen old goals this season. Deal. What's going what is going on with the defense for the railers junior hockey club? My goodness, defensive golden know all these goals. I'm on Lapierre. Let's go body. Do you guys agree, though, that they should stay at number one? Yes, skating with fourteen, because I remember. Anyone that wants to quick math, usually it's twelve forward, sixty and an extra skater. So they were five men down. Yes, where was this logic when seven's pt were losing games and they had like have been Chou come on, only different, anthony, as this was one game for the railers. That's been the entire season for the e sevens. pizze. Yeah, all right, coach one. So it's a there's a consistency factor to that, right, but hey, you know what, the seahawks have won five straight. We had them at to. We've talked a lot about the EHLP and and particular the east of vision being this gauntlet. If you will, look up at the North Valley's one three straight, avalanche of one two straight, Vermont's one three straight. Maybe maybe it's not as clear cut that. The East is this top, top division. And I remember there's an at large. It's going to be coming in the EH LP. To make I'm bringing the files again. I know I'm getting ahead of myself, but there's an at large coming at some point. So I'm keeping railers at one. What's the group think about everyone else? I'm okay with that. Seahawks. It to seahawks. I'm excited to see them. Tomorrow I will see microchards, Alex racklip. They'll say abouty at Tony kinderina filling in for Jim Kay. First Time ever, first time every seahawks geame will not be called by Jimmi Kabe. I want to she had some personal matters to deal with. So I'm happy to get the call from the bullpen, if you will, and it was just howckeing up baseball, but call from the locker room I guess a little different. But yeah, I mean that Seahawks P team has been unbelieve all year. Talked about Kevin write, the P goalie, who's fifteen, sixteen, Fifty Sixteen, Sixteen, sixteen, so got to be sixteen to play ab absolutely baby, but a smart kid. Parents coming up to...
...take it back to school and that's awesome. He's a smart kid. Probably seven in Nescat School, maybe in the future. So they won a little bit and they won for two against the wolves on Saturday. That was their only game. So railers stay one. Seahawks state to lumbridgjacks, as I mentioned, our riding at three game winning streak themselves. But this is where it kind of gets interesting. They only had one game this past week. They beat Walpole in a seven to twenty six shootout. Barn burner that Justin pointed out must have gone. He has he types here fifty four round shoot out. It was a little bit less than that. I think it was like I think. I think it was honestly like fourteen rounds, like I can and exaggerate less. But it's interesting because we made our power things last week. We move the Rangers in to number four and on that same day they got beat up by the avalanche five to two. The avalanche have hereas P looks good. Avalanche P have not lost a game in regulation since the Worcester showcase. Seven, three and the last ten. So as any text me and says we can't go on to the power rankings, that we're still in the league right, as you forgot about us. But they haven't lost the game on regulation since the Worcester showcase. Yeah, so they got to go to three and I would say and the Rangers are a hot team also. They lost, as I mentioned, they lost that game to the avalanche when we dropped this podcast last week, but then they went and rebounded down in New Jersey with a six to when a for nothing went. Also the Boston junior rangers. They got a pretty good player back in it. Need Viola get forty five points for the P team. Last season played a couple games in New England. Didn't really get much of a shot there. He only had six games played, so he went back down to the boss in and you looked really good that weekend. So I think the junior rangers get a big addition back to their team and that should really help them in long room and oh two forward and and this is no shot by any means, but I think what people are what players are starting to realize when they get their first taste of the next level is there is a jump between the EH and EHLP and, as I say when I'm on the road for the League all the time, there's a there's a value in mastering where you're at. So too to me right now, between the lumberjacks, Rangers and avalanche, two of them are inside the top four and one of them is out receiving votes. And it's tough because to me the team that I think would be out would be the lumberjacks, and they only had one game this past week and they want it. Alli was your warriors too, bigles P team. Did you see there? Did you see the North Division? Did you see the game winner? The Gate, the game winner? No, it's the number one play. I mean, we don't have time this year for that kid. Third, how that was the counse award. That's right. Oh, yeah, I did see that. That's right. We don't have an award for this, but I don't think we've ever had someone get the top play more than once before, and he's got it three times. We might have to create that he ward. That's a fun banquelt award. He decided, you know, mid overtime, to just Michigan the game winner. No big like great. So so I guess, honestly, we're going to pause this for a second, of the three number one plays that he's had, which one is the best, because they've been really good. I mean a game winner and overtime Michigan move. It is three on three, so I guess it's a little more space out there, but at the same time that's amazing, like that pull that off. It's just so good, like doesn't our level is if you can pull that off so good? And I heard from the other day two. I was like, because I was asking about I was like the game was that it Beau. I had to look it up and then and they's like, oh, yeah, it's like I've been...
...trying to practice that for a while. So it felt really good to finally get it done. I was like the fact that you've said that you've been practicing that is just ridiculous in itself. And just see even see you pull it off. Wow, at these three watched you watch this? Yeah, it was nasty. I remember that that was. Are you making a case, though? A little warriors went down and swept the little flyers this past week, and I you saying that they should be part of this group that I just mentioned, to be at three or four? We can only pick two. So so, Laurens, harder, lumberjacks, Rangers, Avalanche, Warriors? WHO's in? WHO's out? Who? HMM, the me? I go avalanche three. Ever, ranges to be Rangers for receiving votes, Lumberjackson Warriors. Yeah, that's fine, that sounds good. Records. Wise, what mean? Don't for me. Lately, Rangers recently beating warriors and shootout at the HAVERL showcase feels like forever ago. Is Only two weeks ago, it does. And if we're going to do that with the HL POW right, because we have to do with the HP matching, head tohead matchups definitely comes into play for power wakings. So so, to recap, we have railers at one, steahawks at to, avalanche at three, Rangers at for receiving votes, lumberjacks and Warriors, and will probably reshuffle this thing all over again next week. We had quite a few PA call ups recently, which I thought was kind of fun, and I was hearing about these like both in watching some of these games at the showcase and from like hearing some of the players tell me about it too, which is always fun. And the express who we've been talking about, who are making it back in the power rankings, they took a couple guys. They've been dealing with some sickness recently, so they pulled up a couple guys in the Parker brothers, aiden and Philip, both a defenseman on a forward. AIDEN didn't get on the score sheet for the game against the lumberjacks, but he and the P has eleven points over fourteen games and don't like twenty three penalty minutes, so likes to hang out in the box a little bit, but not as much as his brother. His Brother has twenty five points and twelve games. That's almost like that's about that's about two points per game. That's pretty solid. But he has voute thirty five two minutes. So He's definitely a bit of a rough guy out there and he actually managed to score a goal in the EHL game you got called up for. First is the lumberjacks and the railers also have called up guys recently. They one of the most notable ones would be xavior Lapierre. He has he's six and one at the HLP level with a nine and sixty three, say percentage, only allowing six goals all season for them, and he's to and no currently at the ehl level with a nine hundred and forty nine safe percentage, only allowing two goals so far for them. And the Seahawks have a full House of guys that they've also been calling up. They have Ethan Decker, twelve points in sixteen games at the EHLP level. He hasn't scored, hasn't gotten any points yet in the e but he's been called up getting some good points for the you. So we got recognized to get pulled up for that. Max Fleckingstein also has nine points and eight games for the HLP. Hasn't scored any yet for the EHL, but he's he's managed to get up there for two games. Liam's Chasse, their goalies, has a nine hundred and thirty one, say percentage in the EHL so far with a loss, and he has to accidently his gold jacket and wall right. Great believe he has a thirty four, say percentage in the P with five wins and one loss, and Dylan, I believe it's Zabo, has thirteen points in Fourteen Games for the pee. He hasn't found the score sheet yet in four games for the EHL but clearly has status in the PEA. Cotton got him that call up for those games. And to finish it off, MR mcallister war that we've been talking about for valley. He got called up at one of the showcase games that Jeff and I were happy to be on the call for. He has twenty one points in seventeen games in the p three of those are top plays and he has one point in that one game he had so far with ehl. So he definitely earned that call up and he made a bit of a name for himself in that game. He made it onto the score sheets. That's always fun. So we've had quite a few noble Pea collups, which is always fun to see.
It's half is so excited to call is for seahawks Games and say flecking Stein and Chassa and Zabo, Sabo, I think it's called. Some seahawks. He Games yes as a showcase for pampas sally. They get some good ones too. Great nums all he maybe that's the team has the best hitch. It's not piggy, it's hitch. We learn that the wall pole showcase. It's pitch, even though it looks like piggy. Okay, and on that note, we've had a lot of shuffling at the power rankings we just announced there, as well as in the e crew fantasy challenge standing. So let's get to fantasy. It's time for the e crew fantasy challenge, and the e grew fantasy challenge is presented by bio steel, the sports drink of the EHO. Use the Promo Code e show, that's B S Hrow, for twenty five percent off when you check out at Bile steelcom. So I go in after h game happens, just so I don't fall too far behind, and I plug in what took place for fantasy right away and I mix the or I readjust the order based off what happened this week that just took place. At one point Anthony wasn't first place overall. At one point Laura was in first place overall, and I'm talking about the whole year to not just the week. And at one point I was in first place overall, the overall standings. Before we get to the actual week. Waren is in first, then me, then Jeff, then Anthony, which just shows you how fast this thing can flip. I was never in first this week. That sucks. No, well, the overall, overall. I know the overall when you have been there. Yet when you post, when you get into first, you're going to probably make a petition to just and the fantasy season right there and talk. See You, see, you. Sorry, done. But you know, in terms of our picks in it really was all we all had a pretty solid week. Honestly, we all had over twenty five points. Anthony got to pick first because he had twenty eight total points. I Cooper Board started off right away. A pair of goals, a pair of assists, a game winner. That was kind of his show against the seahawks and that five to one win. We had talked a little bit last week when Karen Schrun got picked by Anthony, a very young old for defense the but he got them a goal and three assists. Unfortunately for Anthony, the the railers and chiefs moved one of their games and Kolnick didn't play in the game. They actually did play. So he he got a little bit of what I got last week with no starts at all for the goaltender, and then Justin Wolf got him a pair of goals and putting one of the power plays. So really still a solid week at twenty eight points. You had a goalie start, maybe even a win in there, and the whole thing flips. I'm glad everyone else is going through the trials and tribulations, though. See The standings are evening out, commissioner, and rookie of the year Lard, and the standings are evening out when you put the points in. And don't miss out on my Goali assist. Oh, I mean I missed a bocher go over a couple of weeks ago the center. That was very article. That was not that game and I'm like, happened to when he's not even playing. But my goal actually did get miss because he did play. It was a going Dan Lewis has wow, he whoo, got a bonus shout out. Victory agains the top five and it was player than Aturo plays because it was a assist on Tyler penry's two hundred foot empty net goal. Is a gold star. Anthony, your pis for this week. Actually, just everyone. Everyone knows it is a double week too, because of us, the seams are kind of hit in the holiday break here, except for the Express and Seahawksford playing on Thanksgiving for the second straight year. There's just not a lot of games that take place between now and the end of the calendar month. So these this is a double week. So we're going to go from the eighteen, the day this at this podcast drops to December thirds. So two weeks worth of fantasy picks with Anthony's starting first. Okay, starting up for forward and also this week mostly safe fix.
I do have one pick that is a little bit off the board, but I'll get you this fine and just a minute. For forward, I have to go with Colin Callan, Amer Smart, safe and smart scores, Satan Spring in the league. APRICORTS lost their last game forty tea Marilyn, but he picked up a goal and assist, so that that's fairly obvious pick for me. For Defense, have to go to the valley junior warriors. They hosted the last showcase. Ryan mcgret said, are you guys going to talk about the valley junior war is? Well, you know what Mr mcgret I will and I will talk about your Defenseman, Daniel Dem Chuck. Den Chuck has points in his last two games, so he's been pretty good from the Valley Blue Line and I'm going to pick him as my defenseman for goalie, I mean this is another obvious choice. Nathan Miller. The Boston Junior Rangers have been shutting out teams like it's nobody's business. Nathan Miller has four shutouts out of these eight games that he's played perfect. Ain't no record. Have to go with CAM and for my utility pick this one and going a little off the board, he's recently joined the avalanche and that is a cold, cold paradies. Yeah, in five games he has five points, three goals to assists, including point in a game against the eighty seven s and watching them play when I call that game, he was all over the place. He's quick on his feet, he can move the puck well, very poised with the PUCK, doesn't panic with it and he's a player who I think can rack up some points as he plays more games than ehl this year. So he's going to be my utility pick. He stood out a lot in the game, to be Lauren called the last game of the April showcase against the warriors. He is very fast the he actually came over from the Connecticut Junior Rangers. Chris was really excited to get him in the organization. And Yeah, instant impact for colpoate. So good pick anything. Here's a great interview, as will I talked to him after his game and he was very sweet. Kid had nothing but good things to say about the team, especially since he was new, and I'm excited to see what else he does. Love that. We love when they play well the ice and that I can speak quills after that is like beautiful thing. Makes my job so much easier. Does I want to tell a story about an interview I had, but after we finish the fantasy, I will say. It's not through the third, it's you told us. It's the elect the eight third first. Yes, I say the Sur first. Yes, okay, who eighteen? They? We're all gonna get screwed at these picks. If we have to go Wednesday pick through the first to two Wednesdays. As Justin knows, I I tell myself one thing specific because I just cheat to make sure I can win. Yeah, anyways, anthony run anymore. Anthony brought up Nathan Miller. He had to shut out against the chiefs earlier today. That was his ninth all time shutout. So he's keep keeping a climbing up that all time record books. He's at number four overall right now. The names in front of him Travis Pelkey with eleven, Sam Canny with twelve, Brendan Brawley with thirteen. So he's creeping up on the top of the shutout chart. And then over all his wins he's at thirty five now. So with his next win he'll tie for ten all time with Mac Vale, speaking of giants, like it was six foot six. So they'll tie him to get in there into the top ten. And I will also say this part of me still thinks Chris Jackson's better. But anyways, moving we got, because you'll drop that one earlier. Yes, Chris Jackson would git man. He with might pick last we're going to get to that. He's most he's so they have this two headed monster. It's insane, Dude. And then for the next set of picks, it is actually my picks, which were highlighted by Chris Jackson's past week. He was in net for both of those shut out victories against...
...the East Coast Wizards. I think one thing that's a testament to how good the rangers are is into shutout wins back to back games. I'm going to say the word only. The only had to make fifty one saves, which I know sounds like it's like I'm making a shot, if you will, but it's not as many as some guys have had to make throughout their time. Trey Miller, I picked this week in that one against the little fires, made fifty one sax. So that's just the day at the Office for Jackson Bernard. It's just exactly how right. Fifty saves. What is there to talk about? So, as I was saying, with Jackson, twenty two point two points. The rest of my guys combined for twelve points from there. So what's hoping for? A little bit more, but I'll take the twelve points, not and I'll roll with it. Which leads me into my pics for this double week. And just to clarify, to make sure everyone knows, it's the eighteen through the first. My first pick that I want to go with at forward is Graham Hassan, recently committed to New England college to play both hockey and golf. Have Golf with them. He is a hell of a player and he already said probably too cold for us to golf right now, but when I come back up next fall when I'm in college, will golf. And he's in my right he's in New Hampshire. So Atkinson Country Club on D I'm going with a player that is on my all star team, if you will, this week, team White, Parker James. I mentioned Trey Miller before a one safe performance against the little flyers. Hoping he gets both starts. I kind of talked to Cherry Watt briefly, hoping he gets both starts in the home and home series they have with the New York Apple Corps. And as we go through my pics and then Jeff's and then Laurens, we each have a seahawk forward from their top line and I'll start that top line with their captain, Austin Pick, who I have had once before this year, so hoping for big things from him. And then we shift over to Jeff, who managed to surpass me in the last day because, sorry, you got nine points from Jack Swift key after stat changes because there were plenty from that rough riders ducks game. When the night ended, Jeff was very frustrated because Jeff had zero points. All the While, Ryan Brow knew what he did for Jeff and that game. So when the stat changes came through, there were eight fantasy points for you. There will heelm Nelson got you three fantasy points. Scott Bird won you one of the Games against Vermont this past weekend and I got to the win against the Rangers on the streaky number for Wall Pole Express, and you love red train bullies, so to overall, you had thirty six point eight points this week. So what are your next set of picks look like? Well, Commissioner Ravin, funny you should say about the Waffle Express, and shoutouts Mr Justice Materiri. I am recording this inside the run the arena, Homeo wafful express. So because of that, yeah, I had to pick to express on my team this week. That's not the only reason. It's because they play five games, including thanks the including Thanksgiving. So we are going to start things off with Mr Josh Grunt. Come on down to team Jefferson and grunt, with twenty one point to Nineteen Games as eight points on the power play. Now seven power play assists, one power play goal, even as a shorty to so and too, game winners. So we're hoping for big things out of Josh Grunt and I'm kind of flipping a flop and we're going to stay with the express. Scott Bird is coming back for another. Back to that play five game as jeff back to back. Big Bird. That doesn't sound like a bird, but some I'm a big express goaltender story career. Pick it. Tobias Falconstead, Mason Palmer and now Scott Birds become a favorite of mine again. Playing the numbers. They played five games hoping he...
...could play three Jack Bosher's in the Allstar game this week. So maybe you know coach homes from gives bird the three bosher gets to just saying, Josh, you're saying not. Do you have to use my of course you wouldn't use my asking for your two strategies, but just asking. You Know Andrew Kimball, come on down. He was picked by Neil last week. Ten points and six games for him. Three goals, seven assists, and six of those points are on the power point too. Powerplay goals for power play assists also was too, game winners. So we'll see Andrew Tomorrow for the Seahawks Value Jing wars game that we previewed earlier when we filled in for Jim McCabe, and happy to be at Tony Kenner, reader for both those and lastly but not least, Dominic mets room. He's been picked by a few of you peeps this year. I haven't picked him yet, so I'll see him tomorrow. To that's or nine points of fourteen games. Kind of an easy chalk pick, if you will. Has A powerplay goal to powerplays SIS and that's it. That's why I have this week. Jeff jumped on the last day of the fantasy this week. So did Lauren Lucas. Backstay had the game winning goal on that game against Maryland, which I was going to ask this he scored it on John Werber. So where you kind of torn when that took place? That's that I hate to like to of fur play together. It just starts his fan unless their teammates. I don't like it, but each we always hate that. In our NHL fantasy too, were like, oh, go all they iner since and they each got you over or eight back say, I should say, had eighteen points even wereber had eighteen point six, which made up for divine and didn't get you anything in Mazon. He got you too. So just two guys alone. This is what gets so frustrating. But fantasy jeff and Anthony, two guys alone, beat all of our teams. So who you gonna go with for our our double week here to end November? For I'm picking one familiar face, believe, the team. I think. I believe. I've picked him once before. I'm starting off with Mr Billy Hartnett up front on forward. He is a solid guy. His six three one hundred and ninety. He started out as a point per game guy. He hit a bit of a slump for a while and then he got injured and missed one of the Games at the showcait at the end of the showcase weekend. But he's pretty solid dude and definitely someone you want on your team. He's the captain for the Valle Junior Warriors, and rightfully so. He definitely is a bit of a he's a good leader and good for them and for my defenseman. I'm picking Julius Commandal, another one of my all star teammates. This weekend I'm excited to see him and see what he can do for me. The New England wolves have been talked about a little bit on the podcast this season, so I'm excited to see what he'll do for me. And in Net I'm picking Mr Tie Franchi, one of the few people that makes me look absolutely small and interview. That kid is very, very tall. He's very good in net so I'm excited to hopefully get some good performances out of him. I got to watch him at the showcase interview him and he's pretty cool guy and it's cool to see him kind of hold it down in a shutout, especially when there's a far alarm going on. That was probably one of the best answers so it's going through your head in that shut out? Well, the first five minutes the far alarm was well, yeah, what's going through our heads for a lot of us. So yeah, don't you mean? And to finish it off, my utility is another one of my all star teammates, Mr Ryan Papas Elli. I got to pull him before one of his games, who's very great, and he was told me nothing but good things about his team. He said they're quite a speedy team and looking at his points that I guess speed is paying off for them. He's been pretty hard score sheet for them. So I'm excited to pull them over to my team and see what he could do for me these next two weeks. So, as I was saying, I Have Austin Pick, Jeff Has Andrew Kimball and Lauren Has Ryan Pompous Elly. That is the seahawks top line. A while offense guys. But if pick wants to score assisted by both defencemen that are on the ice with him, I won't. I won't be you know, I'll take it without a doubt. So but to Reise, I am going to say this right now, though. Andrew Kimball was almost going to get a hat trick the other day at the showcase game and passed. It's awesome pick for an empty letters. You we see if you go yeah, and then Neil...
...going. Oh, sit down, sir. Oh, yeah, I'll give assisted. You get a goal, whatever points are. But to recap, the overall standing says, as Jeff has mentioned, it is getting very tight. Once again. Lauren is a two hundred and thirty eight point four. I'm at two hundred and twenty seven point four. Jeff is that and even to hundred eighteen, and Anthony is at two fifteen point two. As I mentioned here a few times, we have a number of games that are taking place this weekend. We're still trying to work through the bonus of what we'll get if our teams win the Allstar classic. But with that, let's get to watch a watch for before we wrap things up. Here's what to watch for this week in the the show to watch force presented by hockey TV, the official streaming platform for your EHL and EHLP action did the two thousand and twenty one, two thousand and twenty two season and of course the easy answer for what to watch for for all of us star Games will be the All Star Games on Sunday and mother but there are a few other games also between now and then. And the last time Walpole faced the Boston junior rangers was our first fire alarm a few that we've had this year, and that was a game that ultimately Victor Malzon at the game winner and overtime for the Rangers. But we've covered it. Wall Poles, a different team right now from when they lost that game. Streak wise, in particular, they were in the middle of the losing trick at that time. Now they're in the middle of a winning streak and I know that the express do play the avalanche Friday, but I'm looking forward to that game Saturday night. It's the final game before the All star classic starts on Sunday. That's gonna be interesting this weekend though, because there's there's what a couple of games, I think Friday and Saturdays, like some of these guys are literally going to be playing games and then having a hall right down the hooks it and get to the All Star game. So that'll be interesting to see how they fare, but hopefully well. Hopefully no bus legs are I guess this time, probably car legs road trips, probably some of them with some of their teammates, so that'll be interesting to see how they fare with that. Any other Games do you guys have circled for Thursday, Friday or Saturday, or you could pick next Tuesday. We do have a couple of games on Tuesday. Will record another podcast next Wednesday at before Thanksgiving, but there are six games Friday and to Lawrence Point, there's three games Saturday. So six teams, if you will, will be playing Saturday and then they're all stars will be playing on Sunday and Monday. So for a lot of these guys they can't wait to get the thanksgiving. Yeah, a couple of my guys have games on Saturday and then we have the first game on Sunday morning. So that'll be interesting. Thank you. Do I need an is that? Thank you, like Neil and the podcast and playing the scheduler again. I've done that so many times. No, don't do that. I mean I just feel like you just got to watch. Yeah, I think the seahawks warriors and I'm going to call tomorrow selfishly. That's two teams we said the beast from the east. Those two teams have dipped off a little bit. Well too, and eight in the last ten. But bill trying to make their move up the standings. Seahawks have a really busy week. They could play the express twice, one of those speed on thanks giving day. So I mean that's this is your time right. A lot of teams aren't playing as many games, so see if bills, annabony seahawks grew up the standings. Rymer grass warriors grew up the standings and talked about one goal losses, for the eighty seven's warriors have piles of one goal losses and unfortunately that's the running joke when I call their games, because I think they're like Oh and six now since I've been working for them, for coach with graphic coach clarity, and I apologize to them on the airs. I apologize them and the building. They did not say me Brno's jokes. It says, Jeffson, you're fired after every game. This is the you know, a shell gameing nurses Shinx. Yes, is the EHL game. First of the EHLP game, because Yahel Peel every great game. Also, we were just talking for a while about valley may become an end. I'm walking. What game do you want to watch, anthony? I guess the eighty s the obvious, as is the eighty seven.
Well, that's a good one, though. They got to shake out the will. They have the rematch against the little flyers. Same time, same place, same team, with the little flyers on the road, twelve o'clock puck drop on Friday and essentially a mulligame from the week before where they had that too. Goalie they ended up losing it over time. You know that time can the seven get over that Hump and break the losing streak? Will find out this Friday and one pe game to watch, railers versus Rangers to I wrote about this in the in the stars of the week this week. Rangers are one of the hotter teams in the EHLP and the railers have been hot literally all season long. That's so even not this exactly. So we do. I also have the All star classic this weekend. Each of us has a vested interest in the All Star Classic, as I mentioned before, helping to pick these save Yem on the bench. I'm so excited not please go check out the awesome all star page that Justin squterior, exact brucer maid is dynamite. Thank you. Justin we're doing that. That is it's things. I wanted to say exceltives that it's the beep Phill it. We're all general managers. Thinks. Yes, sirs, we're going to be doing the live scoring throughout the event. It's the first time you ever had this event. A number of parents have already reach outs and they're excited to come up, obviously helping their kids you get up here, staying in the hotel, staying overnight. Yes, we do have some games that take place during Thanksgiving Week. Very minimal though, if you will so. To me it's kind of a nice little icing on the cake right before we break shortly for the holidays. So it's going to be a fun weekend. Jeff will be calling the games with Tyler at the All star classic and to see Anthony tweeting all kinds of videos out the entire time. We'll be doing some interviews during the game, sorry, before the game, during the game and after the game. It's the first ever ehl Allstar classic. You Watch it all live on hockey TV and we'll see you guys this weekend. See You f the Ice did. Thanks for listening to the e show. Learn more at Eastern Hockey League Dot Org and follow us on Facebook, twitter, instagram and Youtube. Also, be sure to subscribe and get notified when next week's PODCAST is released.
EHL 10th Anniversary Team of the Week (Spartans) | Episode 132
On this week's episode of the #EShow, we feature a program that still feels relatively new to the league in the Seacoast Spartans. Brett Tryder joins the podcast (1:08) to discuss how he is preparing for his team's 4th season in Exeter, NH. Seacoast has taken a step forward each and every year, and Tryder feels that he has truly been a bounce or two away from reaching the EHL Frozen Finals. To wrap things up, the #ECrew comes together (16:28) for this week's Top 10 selection.
EHL 10th Anniversary Team of the Week (Apple Core) | Episode 131
On this week's episode of the #EShow, we feature arguably the most historic franchise in the EHL, the New York Apple Core. Lenny Caglianone joins the podcast (1:11) to talk about his mindset in preparing to take over at the helm this fall. A former player in the EHL, Caglianone is anxious to drop the puck on his first game as a Head Coach in the league. Further along, the #ECrew reconnects (14:45) with this week's Top 10 selection, highlighted by a pair of goalies who went on to win major awards in their respective collegiate hockey conferences.
EHL 10th Anniversary Team of the Week (Seahawks) | Episode 130
On this week's episode of the #EShow, we highlight an organization that truly looks at their program as one big family, the Seahawks Hockey Club. Bill Zaniboni joins the podcast (1:10) to look back on the 2021-22 season, the 5th year for the team in the EHL, and the first year for the program's EHLP team. Further along, the #ECrew welcomes a special guest onto the podcast (17:19), as Jim McCabe the Play-By-Play Broadcaster for the Seahawks, helps select the Top 10 players in franchise history.
EHL 10th Anniversary Team of the Week (Wolves) | Episode 129
On this week's episode of the #EShow, we highlight a program that takes a step forward each and every year, the New England Wolves. Tim Kunes joins the podcast (1:04) to look back on what his EHL team accomplished this past season, including the playoff run that took them all the way to Semi-Final Saturday in Providence. Further along, the #ECrew teams up (14:17) for another top-10 selection, fueled by some great stories of the past.


I'm woefully behind on posting 29 faces in September.
How did it get to be September 18 so soon?
But I am going to keep going and even will attempt to catch up.
more than that, considering how long it takes me to complete a face.
Don't forget The Fairies Tea is this weekend!
Or, if you are here from 29 Faces, the post below will be another face, duh!
Aaaah Maggie she is so sweet and fresh looking deep in thought. Wish I had known about 29 faces in Sept love these kind of challenges. you are awesome and inspiring!!
She is beautiful- I love how you combined so many different elements and blended them together so gorgeously! Stunning!
Love this beautiful lady and her quote! See you for tea on Sunday!
She is a beautiful Renaissance girl! Love your palette! And your cat on the left corner!
She is beautiful! So peaceful with a vintage flair. Love this!


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