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March 15, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, 2016-17 USHL season, Boston Bruins prospects, Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, Joona Koppanen, Ryan Fitzgerald, Ryan Lindgren	Anders Bjork, Austin Cangelosi, Charlie McAvoy, Don Lucia, Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, Joona Koppanen, Ryan Fitzgerald, Ryan Lindgren, Trent Frederic, Tuukka Rask Leave a comment
Bruins prospect update 3/15/17: JFK on a roll- what's next? Lindgren done, Koppanen top Finland Jr. player & Fitzy update too
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson aka "JFK"
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson aka "JFK" earned his second consecutive Hockey East player of the week honor after his BU Terriers defeated reigning HEA champs- the Northeastern Huskies- over the weekend. He shared the honor with BC's Austin Cangelosi, scoring the opening goal in the clinching 3-2 win Sunday, while assisting on the other two, culminating in a Chad Krys-winning strike with about 25 seconds left in regulation.
Breaking news alert- We're hearing via a reliable NHL source that JFK turning pro after the NCAA season wraps is close- (EDIT- we're going to take a step back and soften the language since the source is not JFK- we were wrong to write the post with such definitive language and for that we apologize to JFK and- K.L.) The BU sophomore is leaning towards signing with Boston at the conclusion of his final sophomore year contest. While he's not a dynamic player who will grab you, JFK's game is all about the details- he does everything well and coaches love having him because of the high trust factor. That's not to say that he grabs you with blistering speed or pace on every shift, but for those who are students of the game, JFK needs no explaining- he just gets it. And, you win with players like him in your lineup at any level. We're not sure if he'll play in Boston right away or sign an ATO to finish the year in Providence, but we do feel strongly that JFK's Boston debut is not that far off, regardless of how things play out in the immediate timeline.
February 20, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 NHL Season, 2017 NHL Entry Draft, 3 Amigos, Podcasts	3 Amigos, Bruins Leave a comment
3 Amigos Supplemental Podcast (Ep. 9): Ask the Amigos
As promised, Dom, Reed and I are back with a 45-minute Q & A from questions we got from listeners and readers on Twitter.
We're giving you our best shot, because we wanna be your dogs. It's true- just like Iggy Pop does for our podcast music.
This will be the last Amigos podcast for a while- we enjoy bringing these to you, but we all have full-time gigs and don't have the ability or resources to produce regular offerings. Appreciate the support as always.
https://scoutingpost.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/scouting-post-3-amigos-podcast-ep-9.mp3
February 15, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 USHL season, Boston Bruins prospects, Ryan Donato, Uncategorized	Charlie McAvoy, Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, Ryan Donato Leave a comment
Bruins prospects update: Beanpot Trophy goes to Harvard, Donato shines with highlight reel goal
The 65th Beanpot championship is in the books and for the first time since 1993, a team not named Boston College or Boston University has won it, with the Harvard Crimson grabbing the trophy Monday night at the TD Garden.
The game between Harvard and the BU Terriers featured four Bruins prospects, and for the BU guys, it was an obviously disappointing night as the team sought a record 31st Beanpot title.
The championship's outcome was not so much about Charlie McAvoy or Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson playing poorly (though neither had particularly strong performances) as it was about Harvard rising up and then Ryan Donato putting an exclamation point on the win with a great individual effort. Teammate and 2013 fifth-round project pick Wiley Sherman is enjoying a solid junior season in Cambridge as well.
With 16 goals in 25 games including 5 in his last two, Donato is starting to show the hockey world the sheer offensive acumen that saw him drafted in the second round after David Pastrnak in 2014. As a junior with Dexter, he potted nearly 3 points per game and rode that to a 56th overall selection in Philadelphia. Now, Donato is taking his game to another level as a sophomore after a solid freshman campaign. He began to really put things together at the end of the 2014-15 season when he finished the year (after Dexter lost the 2015 prep championship to Salisbury) out in Nebraska with JFK and the USHL's Omaha Lancers. Lancer fans still talk about how impressive Donato was in his short time there and rue the fact that he wasn't able to spend the whole season on that club.
He's got elite offensive hockey sense with tremendous hands and a will to compete and win. Last year about this time, TSP interviewed Donato after losing in the 2016 Beanpot tourney and the soon-to-be 21-year-old declared that the Crimson would be back in 2017, and that winning one for the first time since just after his dad left the team to join the U.S. Olympic squad and then the Bruins at the conclusion of the 1992 Albertville Winter Games was something he was determined to achieve. Donato's third period goal is worth watching over and over, because it shows that determination that is easy to talk about in an interview, but harder to pull off when the game is on the line.
Here's the full highlight reel from the game courtesy of NESN, but the Donato goal comes at 5:45 for those only interested in that play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izboCRird3A
There is also no need to rush Donato into the mix. He's a sophomore and the Bruins can afford to wait another year before signing him, however- there is always a thought about the ticking clock on when he could become an unrestricted free agent. Like Anders Bjork, he will be eligible to sign with any team after August 15, 2018 (though he's still NCAA-compliant to play through the 2018-19 season if he doesn't turn pro). However, given his history with the city of Boston and the Bruins, it would be hard to imagine Donato passing up a chance to fulfill his lifelong dream of playing for the Black and Gold.
For now- the Scituate native is one more impressive prospect to keep an eye on.
Amateur Prospects as of 02/15/17
Name/Team
Jesse Gabrielle, Prince George
Zach Senyshyn, SSM
Anders Bjork, Notre Dame
HE-NCAA
Jakub Zboril, Saint John
Trent Frederic, Wisconsin
Big10- NCAA
Ryan Donato, Harvard
ECAC- NCAA
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, BU
HE- NCAA
Ryan Fitzgerald, BC
Cameron Hughes, Wisconsin
Jeremy Lauzon, Rouyn-Noranda
Jack Becker, Sioux Falls
Charlie McAvoy, BU
Cameron Clarke, Ferris St.
WCHA- NCAA
Wiley Sherman, Harvard
ECAC-NCAA
Ryan Lindgren, Minnesota
Pro and European Prospects
Peter Cehlarik, Providence
Joona Koppanen, Ilves Jr.*
U20- Finland
Danton Heinen, Providence
Colby Cave, Providence
Jake DeBrusk, Providence
Matt Grzelcyk, Providence
Sean Kuraly, Providence
Emil Johansson, Djurgarden IF
Sweden- Elite
Colton Hargrove, Providence
Anton Blidh, Providence
Chris Casto, Providence
Noel Acciari, Providence
Rob O'Gara, Providence
Austin Czarnik, Providence#
Justin Hickman, Providence
Oskar Steen, Farjestad
Linus Arnesson, Providence*
Brian Ferlin, Providence*
Zane McIntyre, Providence
Dan Vladar, Providence
Malcolm Subban, Providence
# Czarnik recalled to Boston
*Arnesson, Ferlin injured
Tyler Randell, Tommy Cross, Alex Grant > age 25- not listed
January 24, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, 2016-17 USHL season, Boston Bruins prospects, Peter Cehlarik	Frank Vatrano, Jamie Langenbrunner, Kevin Dean, Peter Cehlarik 1 Comment
Boston Bruins Prospects Update 1/24/17: Cehlarik heating up…recall to Boston coming?
One of the more unheralded Bruins prospects this season is Slovak (by way of Sweden) winger Peter Cehlarik. The AHL rookie (note- we don't say rookie pro because he's been playing pro hockey at Sweden's highest level against men since he was 17) is having himself a year- he potted four goals and six points over three games last week to move to the top of Providence's scoring list.
The 90th overall pick in 2013 has a good NHL body with the hands and hockey sense to score goals. His skating has been a work in progress since the B's drafted him, but he's fine in the open ice. Where Cehlarik gets exposed a bit is in his short-area game and burst, where he doesn't possess above average acceleration and agility- it takes him a bit to get going, and he's susceptible to getting behind the play when there are quick changes of direction in the common possession style that more and more pro teams are employing in the AHL and NHL.
TSP spoke to Bruins player development director Jamie Langenbrunner recently and he had some intriguing perspectives to share about Cehlarik's success to date, and perhaps why he has not as yet gotten a chance to make an appearance with the big club in Boston despite his 18 goals and 30 points in 36 AHL contests.
"I think the first thing that stands out is his ability to make a play," Langenbrunner said. "It started with what he did at rookie camp in Buffalo and that was the first time I'd seen him. He's NHL-sized; he's a good-sized kid- he's pretty strong, pretty well-built. I think you'll continue to see him make plays because he's got really good vision and hands."
Cehlarik's natural skill set has earned him high marks to date as a player who developed in the larger ice surface in Sweden with Lulea of the Swedish Hockey League. However, even with the production both overseas and here under Kevin Dean at Providence, there are some adjustments the 21-year-old is still working through in his first North American season.
"For Peter, the one adjustment where you play on the bigger sheet (of ice in Europe), although there's more room, I find that the game is slower there," said Langenbrunner. "With that added space, you keep everything to the outside, so adjusting to the North American rink where everything happens a little quicker and you want to those first few steps- you want to get that speed- it is what it is and you either have that or not. But just those first few steps to get those areas a little quicker and a little bit harder on pucks- the short-area burst is such a big part of hockey, and to be able to translate that at the National Hockey League level and getting into those areas is important because if you don't have the time, then you're not able to jump into those areas."
This is not to say that Cehlarik isn't capable of coming in and helping out the B's in an area that has been their biggest concern this year- generating consistent scoring- it's just that as hard as it can be for outside observers to recognize at times, there are things that happen behind the scenes that sometimes drive outcomes as they pertain to personnel decisions. In other words- it isn't just about the goals, and when there are identified areas of improvement, those can delay the arrival of a player to the NHL who appears to have what is needed on paper.
"I think for him, the biggest adjustment he's struggled with or has so far is the pace of play," Langenbrunner said. "He's going to have to get his level up just a little bit to play at the NHL level. He's been very good in Providence so far, putting up points, but at times, when you're talking about playing in back-to-back games and whatnot, it will get to him a little bit. For him, it's an adjustment coming from over to North America and he's put up nearly a point per game in the AHL, which is pretty darn good, so he's been a nice surprise. I know for the coaches and for us beyond the production, it's going to be that consistency and bringing that pace to another level to be able to create a little more."
As was the case last year with Frank Vatrano, at some point- a player's ability to put the puck in the net at a high level will often force a team's hand. With Boston struggling to mount any kind of consistency on offense and having their backs against the proverbial wall, it is probably time to see what the young Eastern European forward can do. He just might provide a spark that is so needed in Boston right now, and unlike other young pros who come straight out of major junior- he has a leg up in terms of the competition he faced prior to arriving to the AHL. Langenbrunner, himself a graduate of the Peterborough Petes of the OHL in major junior, understands that players like Cehlarik and even Vatrano, who came out of the U.S. NTDP and the collegiate ranks, have a built-in advantage in terms of their experience right out of the gate.
"Sometimes the difference between a college kid and a major junior kid is that a lot of those college kids are playing against 24 or 25-year-old men," he said. "Whereas the junior kids are 19 or 20-year-olds, which is a big difference in size, strength and consistency that you will see go in and out of 17 or 18-year-old kids' games, whereas the older you get the more mature you are in your game."
At this stage of a third consecutive up-and-down season in danger of missing the NHL playoffs, Cehlarik will only likely help. Perhaps instead of trading for a proven scorer, part of the answer could come from within the Bruins organization.
Name/Team League GP G A PTS PIM
Zach Senyshyn, SSM OHL 37 28 12 40 23
Jesse Gabrielle, Prince George WHL 39 22 18 40 58
Anders Bjork, Notre Dame HE-NCAA 25 15 21 36 8
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, BU HE- NCAA 23 10 14 24 16
Jakub Zboril, Saint John QMJHL 28 6 16 22 26
Ryan Donato, Harvard ECAC- NCAA 19 10 9 19 12
Ryan Fitzgerald, BC HE-NCAA 20 5 13 18 28
Trent Frederic, Wisconsin Big10- NCAA 14 7 10 17 16
Cameron Hughes, Wisconsin Big10- NCAA 20 4 13 17 8
Jack Becker, Sioux Falls USHL 31 9 6 15 30
Charlie McAvoy, BU HE-NCAA 22 3 11 14 20
Jeremy Lauzon, Rouyn-Noranda QMJHL 18 2 11 13 10
Cameron Clarke, Ferris St. WCHA- NCAA 24 1 5 6 24
Wiley Sherman, Harvard ECAC-NCAA 19 0 5 5 12
Ryan Lindgren, Minnesota Big10- NCAA 19 1 3 4 51
Peter Cehlarik, Providence AHL 36 18 12 30 12
Joona Koppanen, Ilves Jr.* U20- Finland 19 9 17 26 2
Danton Heinen, Providence AHL 30 8 15 23 4
Jake DeBrusk, Providence AHL 42 11 12 23 13
Colby Cave, Providence AHL 42 10 13 23 26
Matt Grzelcyk, Providence AHL 36 2 16 18 12
Sean Kuraly, Providence AHL 32 8 8 16 17
Emil Johansson, Djurgarden IF Sweden- Elite 32 5 7 12 16
Colton Hargrove, Providence AHL 34 4 8 12 37
Anton Blidh, Providence AHL 22 6 4 10 22
Chris Casto, Providence AHL 34 1 7 8 28
Rob O'Gara, Providence* AHL 26 2 3 5 4
Noel Acciari, Providence AHL 10 0 4 4 7
Austin Czarnik, Providence# AHL 2 1 2 3 0
Justin Hickman, Providence AHL 17 2 1 3 15
Oskar Steen, Farjestad Sweden- Elite 33 1 1 2 6
Linus Arnesson, Providence* AHL 18 0 1 1 4
Brian Ferlin, Providence* AHL 2 0 0 0 0
Zane McIntyre, Providence#
Atlanta AHL
ECHL 12
1(1) 1.41
1.99 .951
ECHL 6
2 (1) 2.84
Malcolm Subban, Providence AHL 19 5 9 (1) 2.96 .909
# Czarnik, McIntyre recalled to Boston
*O'Gara, Arnesson, Ferlin all Injured
January 16, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, 2016-17 USHL season, Boston Bruins prospects, Zachary Senyshyn	Tyler Seguin, Zachary Senyshyn 6 Comments
Bruins prospects update 1/16/17: Senyshyn maintains blistering pace with 5th hat trick
Zachary Senyshyn Photo credit: Aaron Bell/OHL Images
Zach Senyshyn couldn't catch a break. Now, nobody seems to be able to cause him to break stride, as he tallied all three Soo Greyhounds goals in a major 3-2 OT home win against the OHL powerhouse London Knights for his fifth three-goal game (one of those was a 4-goal "Texas hat trick" because everything is bigger in the Lone Star State, you know) of the season.
Back in July, Senyshyn wasn't able to participate in Bruins development camp because he was recovering from a bout with mononucleosis. Then, before the start of rookie camp in September, the team announced that he had undergone an emergency appendectomy and was going to miss the second annual futures mini-tourney in Buffalo.
To top it off, the 15th overall pick in 2015 struggled to score out of the gate, not surprising for someone recovering from an appendectomy, who had also had his offseason conditioning work interrupted by mono. After a mundane October and November, Senyshyn got himself firmly on terra firma in December and hasn't looked back since, now sitting with 27 goals in 34 games with the Greyhounds. For perspective, in his draft year, he had 26 in 66 contests as a fourth-liner. And that, folks, is what we in these here parts call…progress.
What's more, this latest three-goal game featured the 19-year-old scoring all of them in different ways- he's not a one-trick pony. He can blow the puck past a goalie with a wicked shot from the outside, or he can drive the net and put away the garbage. He's got a nifty backhand that he can use to good effect and Senyshyn has demonstrated repeatedly that he handles the puck well in tight when he doesn't have a lot of space to operate in. If you aren't encouraged by the numbers and the breakdown, then you might want to consider renting a room from Mr. Grinch.
(Editor's note- you can watch highlights of the latest hatty here courtesy of Soo Greyhounds): http://soogreyhounds.com/video/watch-jan-1517-ldn-2-ssm-3-ot
But, but…he didn't make Team Canada at the World Jrs! Sputter those with agendas to see the young man fail. We don't know about you, but while watching that tremendous gold medal match between the USA and Canada, we couldn't help but think that the Canadians sure could have used a 6-3, 200-pound winger who can flat-out fly down the wing and score goals…especially in that 20-minute up-and-down overtime period. We'll never know, but one has to believe that Hockey Canada can only rue the decision to leave him home. Regardless, anyone who tries to argue that because Canada made a bad choice means the Bruins did too (by drafting Senyshyn ahead of several players who couldn't get it done at the WJC), only looks more and more foolish as time goes on.
He sits just one marker away from netting 100 goals in his OHL career. In fact, since the B's drafted him to great fanfare (tongue firmly planted in cheek there), Senyshyn has 72 goals in 100 games with the Greyhounds. If that sounds like pretty good numbers to you, that's because they are. Tyler Seguin had 69 goals in 124 career OHL games before Boston made him the second overall pick in 2010. Now, we're not saying that Senyshyn is going to be the star scorer in the NHL that Seguin is, but if you do believe that there is a correlation between two players coming out of the same developmental junior league, then there is reason to believe that Senyshyn will find a way to put the puck in the net at the NHL level.
This is not to say that he's ready for primetime and will be an immediate impact player at the highest level. It's too early to be projecting whether Senyshyn will be able to break camp with the Big Bruins next fall. What we do know is that he'll have to finish his season in the OHL before he does anything else. With the Soo Greyhounds sitting near the top of the league standings, they're expected to go far in their quest for the 2017 Memorial Cup, which is bad news for B's fans hoping to see him in Providence at the end of the AHL regular season. Barring an upset, the soonest we can expect to see him either in Boston or on the top farm club is next fall, but for now- enjoy the fireworks.
2016 fifth-rounder Cameron Clarke scored his 1st NCAA goal for the Ferris State Bulldogs in 2017. The NAHL's top defenseman a year ago with the Lone Star Brahmas (in Fort Worth, TX), Clarke is a late-bloomer (he'll turn 21 and was taken in his final window of draft eligibility) from Michigan who has good height, vision and hands to move pucks effectively. He's a project pick and will take a while to get there (if he ever does), but thus far, is doing all right in his first taste of NCAA hockey.
Statistics as of 1/16/17
Amateur (junior/NCAA) prospects
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, BU HE- NCAA 20 9 12 21 16
ECAC- NCAA 16 9 8 17 10
Big10- NCAA 18 3 12 15 6
QMJHL 15 2 10 12 8
USHL 28 6 5 11 28
WCHA- NCAA 24 1 5 6 24
ECAC-NCAA 16 0 4 4 10
Big10- NCAA 17 1 2 3 51
AHL 33 14 10 24 12
AHL 27 8 12 20 4
AHL 39 8 12 20 24
AHL 30 6 8 14 17
Sweden- Elite 30 5 7 12 16
Anton Blidh, Providence#
Rob O'Gara, Providence*
AHL 26 2 3 5 4
AHL 2 1 2 3 0
AHL 16 2 1 3 15
Noel Acciari, Providence AHL 7 0 2 2 5
Sweden- Elite 31 1 1 2 4
AHL 17 4 9 (4) 2.96 .905
# Czarnik, Blidh, McIntyre recalled to Boston
*Injured
Tyler Randell, Tommy Cross, Alex Grant > age 25- not liste
January 4, 2017 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, Anton Blidh, Boston Bruins prospects, Daniel Vladar, Danton Heinen, Emil Johansson, Jake DeBrusk, Malcolm Subban, Matt Grzelcyk, Peter Cehlarik, Podcasts, Providence Bruins, Rob O'Gara, Sean Kuraly, Zane McIntyre	Anton Blidh, Daniel Vladar, Danton Heinen, Emil Johansson, Jake DeBrusk, Malcolm Subban, Matt Grzelcyk, Peter Cehlarik, Rob O'Gara, Sean Kuraly, Zane McIntyre 4 Comments
Podcasting New England Hockey Journal's Annual Bruins Prospects Review: Pro list
As promised, back with part 2 of the podcasts, bringing you the outlook on the pro players in the Boston Bruins organization.
It's a pretty solid group from top to bottom, with a couple of forwards and a goaltender at the top, along with a mix of all positions in between.
Hope you enjoy the rundown- as always- we appreciate the support for the blog!
https://scoutingpost.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/scouting-post-podcast-bruins-pro-prospects-jan-2017.mp3
December 30, 2016 2016-17 AHL season, 3 Amigos, Boston Bruins prospects, Charles McAvoy, Jakub Zboril, Jeremy Lauzon, Podcasts, Providence Bruins, Ryan Lindgren	Charlie McAvoy, Daniel Vladar, Jakub Zboril, Jeremy Lauzon, Ryan Lindgren, Zane McIntyre 3 Comments
3 Amigos Podcast Ep. 7: Special Guest Zane McIntyre + 2017 World Jr & B's prospects impact
Howdy, all- the 3 Amigos ride again with our seventh (or is it eighth?- We don't know- we have so much fun with these that we've lost count) episode of our podcast. Dom, Reed and myself are especially pleased with this latest effort and hope you are as well…
Today's offering- the final one of 2016- features 4th Amigo and Bruins goaltending prospect of note Zane McIntyre. For those of you who might be living under a rock, McIntyre is the top AHL goalie, currently sporting a 9-0-0 record with 1.35 GAA and .953 save percentage in leading the P-Bruins to an excellent start under first year head coach Kevin Dean.
December 27, 2016 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, 2016-17 USHL season, 2017 NHL Entry Draft, 2017 World Jr. Championship, Boston Bruins prospects, Charles McAvoy, Daniel Vladar, Jakub Zboril, Jeremy Lauzon, Ryan Lindgren	Charlie McAvoy, Daniel Vladar, Jakub Zboril, Jeremy Lauzon, Jesse Gabrielle, Ryan Lindgren, Zach Senyshyn Leave a comment
Bruins prospect update 12/27/2016: 2017 WJC- McAvoy leads the way
The 2017 World Junior (Under-20) Championship started on Dec. 26 in Toronto and Montreal for Groups A & B in the round robin portion of the annual NHL prospect extravaganza that will run into the first week of January.
The Boston Bruins have five players (four defensemen and one goaltender) currently competing in the tourney: USA's Charlie McAvoy and Ryan Lindgren; Jeremy Lauzon on Team Canada, Czech Republic D Jakub Zboril and goaltender Daniel Vladar round out the group. Guys who did not make the cut for their respective countries: Zach Senyshyn (Canada) and Oskar Steen (Sweden). Trent Frederic was not invited to the USA evaluation camp portion, but he was coming off of a hand injury that might have influenced USA Hockey's decision to have him return to school. We don't know for sure, but watch for Frederic to be solidly in the mix for the 2018 USA WJC squad. Canada did not even invite Jesse Gabrielle to the eval camp, which is probably more of a reflection of his not being part of the Canada Program of Excellence than anything else- you would think that a gritty power forward who can score and affect game flow with his physicality would be of value, but apparently not enough in Canada's eyes. With both Canada and USA winning their opening games, the rosters look fine for now.
December 5, 2016 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, 2016-17 USHL season, Anders Bjork, Boston Bruins prospects, Jesse Gabrielle, Joona Koppanen, Pop Culture, Providence Bruins, Ryan Donato, Ryan Lindgren, Zachary Senyshyn	Anders Bjork, Jesse Gabrielle, Joona Koppanen, Zachary Senyshyn Leave a comment
Bruins Prospect Update 12/05/16: Goal eruption
B's prospects had quite the weekend in the goal scoring department as the calendar entered our final month of 2016.
Friday night was for hat tricks as Zach Senyshyn (4 goals), Jesse Gabrielle (3 goals) and Joona Koppanen (3 goals) all brought the head covers raining down.
Harvard's Ryan Donato also had multiple goals, while another Ryan- Minnesota freshman defenseman Ryan Lindgren, tallied his first career NCAA goal, finishing off a 2-on-1 with Rem Pitlick in a loss to Ohio State Saturday night.
Additionally, Anders Bjork and Danton Heinen had a two-goal games for Notre Dame and the Providence Bruins (respectively) Friday night, and Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson added a goal in BU's win over Providence College that same evening.
Senyshyn's Texas hat trick (if "everything" is bigger in the Lone Star State and 4 > 3, ergo- a four-goal game is Texas-sized) came against the Barrie Colts one year to the day that he performed the same feat- December 2, 2015 against the Sudbury Wolves. In this one, Senyshyn accounted for all of the Soo Greyhounds' goals, tallying in overtime on a nice spin-around to protect the puck, shake the defender and drive right to the net for his 13th marker of the season in 22 games. He's ba-a-a-a-ck!
Going on a bit of a rant, here- so bear with us.
It can be grating that whenever we post a positive update on either one of Anders Bjork or Jesse Gabrielle on Twitter, people seem to constantly respond with concerns about their signing status. Here's the TSP take: we fail to see what the big que pasa is right now. Yes, we're going to use that analogy again- FAST FOOD mentality- to describe fans who can't ever seem to be happy with what is going on and want to overly dissect and analyze everything down to the gnat's ass, including wanting every contract move and decision resolved in the immediate. Look, we get it- if we weren't stressing over what the Bruins might or might not do with their sizable stable of futures on Twitter or elsewhere, whatever would we do with ourselves? At some point, you just have to enjoy what is happening and let the pieces fall when the time comes.
Bjork is well on his way to his best season in college? No, we're afraid he's going to "pull a Vesey" even though he's still some 20 months away from August 15, 2018- the absolute earliest date that he could walk away from the Bruins and become a free agent. Gabrielle on another 40+ goal pace for the second consecutive season in the WHL? Dammit, Bruins- why haven't you signed him already??? Never mind the fact that the B's drafted six major junior players in 2015 and have successfully signed the first five…Jakub Zboril, Jake DeBrusk, Zach Senyshyn, Brandon Carlo and Jeremy Lauzon. Gabrielle is next, and they have until June 1 to make him a "bona fide" offer to retain his rights. It's going to get done, folks- he grew up cheering for the Bruins and they're the team that put their faith in him when everyone else passed until the mid fourth round. If it doesn't happen and the B's lose one or the other somehow, then we'll be totally wrong and you can remind us of this post all you want. It wouldn't be the first time.
Look- there's no guarantee that the Bruins will sign both of Bjork and Gabrielle, but there are no indications that it won't happen either. They've got 27 goals between them with room for a lot more, so for now, our advice is to enjoy the fireworks and don't sweat the small stuff. Rookie salary caps and the like have put an end to the days when Hall of Fame-caliber junior players like Kyle Wanvig could just refuse a team's offer and fax machine jams could result in them going back into the draft. Yes, the CBA allows for players like Jimmy Vesey and Matt Benning to name a few to become free agents and sign elsewhere, but those experiences are making teams like Boston wise to playing the longer game so that they don't lose the assets. Again- there is no reason to assume that Bjork is in the same place Vesey was in terms of how he approaches his pro hockey future, so until he actually turns down an offer from the B's, we should just let it play out for now. There is such a thing as paralysis by analysis, after all.
Or, to coin a popular phrase from the 1980's, "Frankie says…relax."
Zach Senyshyn, SSM OHL 22 13 8 21 15
ECAC- NCAA 11 7 7 14 8
QMJHL 12 2 9 11 6
Trent Frederic, Wisconsin* Big10- NCAA 8 4 6 10 8
Jack Becker, Sioux Falls**
USHL 17 2 3 5 28
ECAC-NCAA 11 0 4 4 8
* Injured
Joona Koppanen, Ilves Jr. U20- Finland 20 12 17 29 2
AHL 16 8 5 13 6
Danton Heinen, Providence AHL 12 7 5 12 0
Jake DeBrusk, Providence AHL 22 3 6 9 11
Linus Arnesson, Providence
Brian Ferlin, Providence
AHL 5 3 0 0.93 .965
AHL 6 3 0 (3) 2.84 .914
# Czarnik, Blidh recalled to Boston
November 28, 2016 2016-17 AHL season, 2016-17 CHL season, 2016-17 Europe Pro season, 2016-17 NCAA season, Boston Bruins prospects, Colby Cave, Matt Grzelcyk, Zachary Senyshyn	Colby Cave, Matt Grzelcyk, Zachary Senyshyn 1 Comment
Bruins prospect update 11/28/16: Senyshyn back on track
It was a tough start offensively for the third of Boston's 2015 first-round draft picks, a season after putting up 45 goals for the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, but a productive November has right wing Zach Senyshyn back up near the top of the B's prospects scoring list.
The Nepean, Ont. Native has the size, speed and hands to do a lot of scoring damage, especially off the rush. The 19-year-old has NHL-caliber burst and open-ice speed, often blowing by flat-footed defenders to drive straight to the net and find the twine with a lightning release and close-in finishing ability. He's got nine goals in 20 games- a respectable if not career-best scoring pace, but the season is still young, and Senyshyn has helped his Greyhounds to a share of 1st place with the Windsor Spitfires in the OHL's West Division.
Senyshyn had a tough summer, missing the July prospects development camp due to a bout with mononucleosis, and then went through an emergency appendectomy a couple of weeks before the start of rookie camp in Boston, missing the prospects tournament in Buffalo. Although he was able to attend the B's veteran camp, he was still on the mend and went back down to junior in pretty short order.
Although the fast foodies out there demanded instant success and gratification with his offensive statistics regardless of the health-related setbacks, reality had a different plan in mind and it took Senyshyn some time to get himself into gear. He's playing a more consistent and dangerous game these days, exploiting defenses with his speed and offensive hockey sense. Obviously, you don't want to completely dismiss some of the early concerns associated with the lack of scoring, but the reality of the situation is that Senyshyn is too talented to be held in check for long. Whether that translates into the kind of production that certain self-important segments of the punditry and fan castes deem worthy of a player of his draft position remains to be seen (and to be frank- is completely beside the point).
Senyshyn is still addressing his all-around game and demonstrating more of a willingness to go and get pucks himself and provide defensive zone support. He's a pretty proven commodity on offense, but in order to thrive in Boston, the 15th overall pick will have to assert himself more and that's been a benefit of going back to the OHL for one more season. The offense is starting to click for him, but the real measure of Senyshyn's development and progress are the little things that don't manifest themselves on the offensive side of the ledger.
So far, so good. (And, Senyshyn avoided an automatic two-game suspension last week after getting a match penalty for slew-footing…The Greyhounds successfully got the ban overturned on appeal.)
Defenseman Matt Grzelcyk and center Colby Cave have impressed down in Providence in recent weeks.
Although the offense has been fleeting and the Baby Bruins are a rollercoaster adventure this season under first-year head coach Kevin Dean, things are starting to come together more consistently on both sides of the puck.
Grzelcyk is second in scoring by defensemen (Alex Grant's 5 goals and 12 points in 16 games paces Providence) and is demonstrating confidence with and without the puck, especially over the past two weeks. The former Boston University captain and third-round pick by the Bruins in 2012 is using his speed, head and hands to boost the transition game and is improving his positional play while not getting too far out of the box on his own physical limitations.
As Claude Julien has stated many times before, with undersized defenders playing 'smart' hockey is key- there are just certain situations and matchups coaches will avoid when they can, but guys like Grzelcyk come equipped to overcome the size and strength deficit.
In the early going, his stick positioning and gap control has been capable for a first-year pro. He's filling lanes and showing a willingness to sacrifice his body to get in front of shots. When the Charlestown native gets the puck on his stick, he's moving with his head up and can rapidly process and move the play to the right spot on the ice.
Cave, who is in his second full AHL season, is just a solid two-way center who brings versatility and opportunistic play to the mix. The undrafted free agent out of the WHL captained the Swift Current Broncos and was an effective player who could round out a bottom line in the NHL eventually. Despite the pretty average size, Cave could be a serviceable third-liner at some point, but he's more of a projection as a fourth-liner and penalty killer who is a disruptive presence on the fore check and stands out for his effort, energy and opportunistic offense. We're not big fans of making player comparisons, but there are some similarities to Dominic Moore, especially if he can raise his faceoffs to the next level.
These are two players to keep an eye on going forward; their effort levels and production of late could be rewarded with NHL time if Boston's depth is tested yet again.
Anders Bjork, Notre Dame HE-NCAA 14 9 14 23 4
Zach Senyshyn, SSM OHL 20 9 8 17 15
Jakub Zboril, Saint John* QMJHL 16 6 10 16 10
Ryan Donato, Harvard ECAC- NCAA 9 5 6 11 8
Trent Frederic, Wisconsin** Big10- NCAA 8 4 6 10 8
Cameron Hughes, Wisconsin Big10- NCAA 12 2 8 10 6
Charlie McAvoy, BU HE-NCAA 12 1 9 10 6
Jeremy Lauzon, Rouyn-Noranda QMJHL 9 2 6 8 2
Jack Becker, Sioux Falls** USHL 15 2 3 5 26
Wiley Sherman, Harvard ECAC-NCAA 9 0 3 3 8
* Suspended 5 games for hit to head of opponent
** Injured
Joona Koppanen, Ilves Jr. U20- Finland 19 9 17 26 2
Peter Cehlarik, Providence AHL 16 8 6 14 6
Anton Blidh, Providence AHL 19 5 4 9 22
Matt Grzelcyk, Providence AHL 19 1 8 9 4
Danton Heinen, Providence AHL 9 5 3 8 0
Colby Cave, Providence AHL 19 3 5 8 11
Emil Johansson, Djurgarden IF Sweden- Elite 18 3 4 7 6
Jake DeBrusk, Providence AHL 19 3 4 7 6
Colton Hargrove, Providence AHL 16 3 3 6 18
Sean Kuraly, Providence AHL 10 0 2 2 9
Rob O'Gara, Providence AHL 14 0 2 2 2
Linus Arnesson, Providence AHL 16 0 1 1 4
Brian Ferlin, Providence AHL 1 0 0 0 0
Justin Hickman, Providence AHL 4 0 0 0 5
Zane McIntyre, Atlanta ECHL 1 0 1 0.93 .973
Dan Vladar, Providence AHL 6 3 0 (3) 2.84 .914


82 rods south of this spot was born in a log cabin May 16, 1836 George H. Page. The first white child born in Palmyra Town.
Location. 41° 51.706′ N, 89° 33.488′ W. Marker is near Dixon, Illinois, in Lee County. Marker is on Palmyra Road 0.6 miles west of Sugar Grove Road, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Dixon IL 61021, United States of America. Touch for directions.
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Regarding 82 Rods South of This Spot Was Born in a Log Cabin. The marker likely means "Palmyra Township."
George Ham Page died on April 20, 1899 and is buried in Palmyra cemetery, approximately 1 mile north of where he was born. Page was a successful businessman who established a condensed milk factory in Switzerland in the 1860s.
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1.Movie Palaces by Wright, Renee North Carolina Vol. 63 Issue 2, Feb 2005
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Across the state, historic movie theaters are being saved, refurbished, and reborn. Old theaters are a hot ticket in many downtown areas. Wright discusses some of them, including a number of theaters that bore the name Carolina Theatre.
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This special NORTH CAROLINA magazine community supplement discusses Burke County. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the county was known for decades for manufacturing and a number of state installations, including Broughton Hospital. Decline of industry and state cutbacks in employment created a need for county officials to seek new economic directions. McBrayer discusses some of these options, including promoting tourism, expanding healthcare facilities, and attracting retirees.
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require "pubsub_helper"

# This test is a ruby version of gcloud-node's pubsub test.

describe Gcloud::Pubsub, :pubsub do
  def retrieve_topic topic_name
    pubsub.get_topic(topic_name) || pubsub.create_topic(topic_name)
  end

  def retrieve_subscription topic, subscription_name
    topic.get_subscription(subscription_name) ||
    topic.subscribe(subscription_name)
  end

  let(:new_topic_name)  {  $topic_names[0] }
  let(:topic_names)     {  $topic_names[3..5] }
  let(:lazy_topic_name) {  $topic_names[6] }

  before do
    # create all topics
    topic_names.each do |topic_name|
      retrieve_topic topic_name
    end
  end

  describe "Topic", :pubsub do
    it "should be listed" do
      topics = pubsub.topics
      topics.each do |topic|
        topic.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Topic
      end
      topics.token.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should return a token if there are more results" do
      topic_count = pubsub.topics.count
      topics = pubsub.topics max: (topic_count - 1)
      topics.count.must_equal (topic_count - 1)
      topics.each do |topic|
        topic.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Topic
      end
      topics.token.wont_be :nil?

      # retrieve the next list of topics
      next_topics = pubsub.topics token: topics.token
      next_topics.count.must_equal 1
      next_topics.first.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Topic
      next_topics.token.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should be created" do
      topic = pubsub.create_topic new_topic_name
      topic.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Topic
      topic.wont_be :nil?
      topic.delete
    end

    it "should publish a message" do
      msg = pubsub.topic(topic_names.first).publish "message from me"
      msg.wont_be :nil?
      msg.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Message
    end

    it "should publish multiple messages" do
      msgs = pubsub.topic(topic_names.first).publish do |batch|
        batch.publish "first message"
        batch.publish "second message"
        batch.publish "third message", format: :text
      end

      msgs.wont_be :nil?
      msgs.count.must_equal 3
      msgs.each { |msg| msg.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Message }
    end

    it "should be deleted" do
      old_topics_count = pubsub.topics.count
      pubsub.topics.first.delete
      pubsub.topics.count.must_equal (old_topics_count - 1)
    end
  end

  describe "Subscriptions on Project" do
    let(:topic) { retrieve_topic $topic_names[2] }

    before do
      3.times.each do |i|
        retrieve_subscription topic, "#{$topic_prefix}-sub-0#{i}"
      end
    end

    it "should list all subscriptions registered to the topic" do
      subscriptions = pubsub.subscriptions
      subscriptions.each do |subscription|
        # subscriptions on project are objects...
        subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      end
      subscriptions.token.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should return a token if there are more results" do
      sub_count = pubsub.subscriptions.count
      subscriptions = pubsub.subscriptions max: (sub_count - 1)
      subscriptions.count.must_equal (sub_count - 1)
      subscriptions.each do |subscription|
        subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      end
      subscriptions.token.wont_be :nil?

      # retrieve the next list of subscriptions
      next_subs = pubsub.subscriptions token: subscriptions.token
      next_subs.count.must_equal 1
      next_subs.first.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      next_subs.token.must_be :nil?
    end
  end

  describe "Subscription on Topic" do
    let(:topic) { retrieve_topic $topic_names[1] }
    let(:subs) { [ { name: "#{$topic_prefix}-sub1",
                     options: { deadline: 30 } },
                   { name: "#{$topic_prefix}-sub2",
                     options: { deadline: 60 } }
                 ] }

    before do
      subs.each do |sub|
        retrieve_subscription topic, sub[:name]
      end
    end

    it "should list all subscriptions registered to the topic" do
      subscriptions = topic.subscriptions
      subscriptions.count.must_equal subs.count
      subscriptions.each do |subscription|
        # subscriptions on topic are strings...
        subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      end
      subscriptions.token.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should return a token if there are more results" do
      subscriptions = topic.subscriptions max: (subs.count - 1)
      subscriptions.count.must_equal (subs.count - 1)
      subscriptions.each do |subscription|
        subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      end
      subscriptions.token.wont_be :nil?

      # retrieve the next list of subscriptions
      next_subs = topic.subscriptions token: subscriptions.token
      next_subs.count.must_equal 1
      next_subs.first.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      next_subs.token.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should allow creation of a subscription" do
      subscription = topic.subscribe "#{$topic_prefix}-sub3"
      subscription.wont_be :nil?
      subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      subscription.delete
    end

    it "should not error when asking for a non-existent subscription" do
      subscription = topic.get_subscription "non-existent-subscription"
      subscription.must_be :nil?
    end

    it "should be able to pull and ack" do
      subscription = topic.subscribe "#{$topic_prefix}-sub4"
      subscription.wont_be :nil?
      subscription.must_be_kind_of Gcloud::Pubsub::Subscription
      # No messages, should be empty
      events = subscription.pull
      events.must_be :empty?
      # Publish a new message
      msg = topic.publish "hello"
      msg.wont_be :nil?
      # Check it received the published message
      events = pull_with_retry subscription
      events.wont_be :empty?
      events.count.must_equal 1
      event = events.first
      event.wont_be :nil?
      event.msg.data.must_equal msg.data
      # Acknowledge the message
      subscription.ack event.ack_id
      # Remove the subscription
      subscription.delete
    end

    def pull_with_retry sub
      events = []
      retries = 0
      while retries <= 5 do
        events = sub.pull
        break if events.any?
        retries += 1
        puts "the subscription does not have the message yet. sleeping for #{retries*retries} second(s) and retrying."
        sleep retries*retries
      end
      events
    end
  end

  describe "IAM Policies and Permissions" do
    let(:topic) { retrieve_topic $topic_names[3] }
    let(:subscription) { retrieve_subscription topic, "#{$topic_prefix}-subIAM" }
    let(:service_account) { pubsub.connection.credentials.client.issuer }

    it "allows policy to be set on a topic" do
      topic.policy.must_be_kind_of Hash

      role = {"role"=>"roles/pubsub.subscriber", "members"=>["serviceAccount:#{service_account}"]}
      tp = topic.policy.dup
      tp["bindings"] ||= []
      tp["bindings"] << role
      topic.policy = tp

      topic.policy(force: true)["bindings"].must_include role
    end

    it "allows policy to be set on a subscription" do
      subscription.policy.must_be_kind_of Hash

      role = {"role"=>"roles/pubsub.subscriber", "members"=>["serviceAccount:#{service_account}"]}
      sp = subscription.policy.dup
      sp["bindings"] ||= []
      sp["bindings"] << role
      subscription.policy = sp

      subscription.policy(force: true)["bindings"].must_include role
    end

    it "allows permissions to be tested on a topic" do
      skip
      roles = ["projects.topic.list", "projects.topic.publish"]
      permissions = topic.test_permissions roles
      permissions.must_equal roles
    end

    it "allows permissions to be tested on a subscription" do
      skip
      roles = ["projects.subscriptions.list", "projects.subscriptions.pull"]
      permissions = subscription.test_permissions roles
      permissions.must_equal roles
    end
  end
end

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Everyone in their neighborhood is from somewhere else. Ohio, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Ontario …. It's rather like when I first moved to San Francisco: it was months before I met a born-and-bred resident.
Quit the city that bore and nursed me.
to the point where I had them memorized. They are truer now than when I first read them.
At some point this past weekend, I was sitting outside a Stuckey's in South Carolina with this window before me and the quite respectable sales numbers for Harkworth Hall on my phone. I am grateful to everyone who made it such a good launch, who took a chance on Caroline. Still, sometimes this writer—who grew up with corded telephones and five channels of television—is struck dumb by this world, today, now.


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Q: 5V and +5v charger adapter, What is the difference? I am trying to buy a stand-alone charger for my Archos 48 500Gb Internet media player. I think it uses a charger which is Output 5V 2A, but I recently came across a charger that says Output +5V 2A.
Is this the same as Output 5V 2A and would it work with the Archos without damage? What is the meaning of that '+'?

A: The + symbol refers to the output being positive.  In practice, unless there as a - symbol in front of the voltage, you are almost always dealing with a positive voltage.
In this case, that charger will work fine with your device so long as it has the right connector for it.

A: Some DC bricks were not regulated so the Vdc was only at rated current and unloaded could be 6 or moreV  This one may be regulated. The + implies it is DC not AC. thats all.  Its redundant unless you wanted a jack changer with +/-
It should work but not knowing if it is regulated or not is a concern..  Ask them..

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Here's How 'The Haunting Of Hill House' Episode 6 Was Made
By Chris Evangelista/Oct. 23, 2018 5:30 am EST
Almost everyone seems to love Netflix's spooky series The Haunting of Hill House, and rightfully so. There's a lot to praise, from Mike Flanagan's skilled direction, to the great performances from an impressive cast. And there's one episode in particular that viewers can't stop talking about: episode 6, "Two Storms." The episode packs an emotional punch, but more than that, it's something of a technical marvel, with much of it assembled to look like one continuous, traveling shot. Below, a featurette reveals how The Haunting of Hill House episode 6 was put together.
The Haunting of Hill House Episode 6
I'll try to keep this as spoiler-free as possible, on the chance you haven't watched The Haunting of Hill House. Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Shirley Jackson's iconic novel blends the past with the present, jumping back and forth in time. No episode does this better than episode 6, "Two Storms." Here, Flanagan keeps the camera constantly moving, as characters walk down halls in the present only to end up in the past. Here's the spoiler-free set-up: in the present, the Crain family have gathered at a funeral home for a wake. A violent storm breaks out, causing a power outage. As the family stumbles around in the dark, we follow them, watching as scenes from the past – when the family was younger and living in the haunted Hill House – collide with scenes in the present. While it's not really filmed in one take, director Mike Flanagan attempted to give the episode that appearance.
As a result, creating episode 6 took a lot of work. As this featurette reveals, the filmmakers would go through 18-page scenes without cuts, and spend several days just to set up specific shots. Flanagan comments that every single shot was "the product of hundreds of people executing hundreds of tasks." In an interview with Vulture, Flanagan elaborated on the tricky episode:
"That episode was part of our original pitch to Netflix. I'd said I wanted to do an episode that appeared to be executed in a single take. The reality of what that entailed didn't become clear until we started rehearsing the episode. We shut down the company for over a month to choreograph and rehearse each of our five long takes. The longest was 17 minutes. There was no room for error at all, and if we made a mistake, we had to start over. We rehearsed for almost a month with our second team stand-ins before we even folded the cast into the process. By then, we had already filmed the entire episode with stand-ins and rehearsed the camera moves. When the cast arrived, I showed them the shots and said, "This is what we have to do." It was the single hardest thing any of us on the crew had ever attempted, and it almost killed us."
This may make episode 6 sound gimmicky, but it doesn't come across that way as you're watching it. Instead, you're full immersed within the story being told, and wrapped-up in the emotional elements on display, as well as all the creepy stuff. It's magnificent, and one of the best television episodes you're likely to watch all year.
Watching this featurette makes me wish Netflix would make, and upload, more special features for their original shows. The streaming service doesn't often release their original content on Blu-ray, so the next best thing would be to provide special features to stream. Alas, that doesn't seem to be in the cards, and we'll have to make due with short YouTube featurettes like this for now.


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I just want the button submit event to execute. Thanks in advance for any information on what I am doing wrong!

A: I think you should use server control itself to call page method.If you still want to continue with html input try
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Icy weather pushes homeless shelters past capacity
Four days of chilly temperatures cause Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries to add extra cots
Icy weather pushes homeless shelters past capacity Four days of chilly temperatures cause Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries to add extra cots Check out this story on Freep.com: http://on.freep.com/1qZchjy
Robert Allen, Detroit Free Press Published 12:00 a.m. ET Nov. 20, 2014 | Updated 12:19 a.m. ET Nov. 20, 2014
Louis Thompkins, 54, of Detroit fills out paperwork for a bed for the night at Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries shelter in Detroit on Wednesday. Although the shelter is built for 77 people, the shelter had 110 on Wednesday. (Photo: Kimberly P. Mitchell, Detroit Free Press )
This week's unseasonably subfreezing weather has some Detroit-area homeless shelters encouraging people to stay indoors 24/7.
"We always try to stretch our resources to attend to as many people as possible," said Paschal Eze, spokesman for Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries. "We don't turn anybody back, and they're free to stay as along as we can accommodate them."
Dr. Chad Audi, the organization's executive director, said they bring in extra cots for the men, women and children to insure nobody has to go back outside on days when temperatures dip below 30 degrees. The shelters have been over capacity the past four days, he said.
On Wednesday, a midtown Detroit shelter for 77 men had 110, a Highland Park shelter for 50 men had 70, and one on Detroit's east side for 45 women and children had 50, Audi said. The organization's shelters across the area act as temporary housing, offering food and case managers, as well as drug and alcohol treatment and more.
Cass Community Social Services, which provides shelter for adults with children, had only a couple families Wednesday night. But numerous people called asking about their services, said executive director Faith Fowler.
"The colder it gets, the more people come in," she said. "And the more people call about folks that need help."
Metro Detroit temperatures Thursday are expected to be in the 20s again before a weekend warm-up brings them up to the mid- to upper-40s, according to the National Weather Service.
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Investigación y ensayos >
Publicaciones científicas >
Results of vestibular autorotation testing at the end of intratympanic gentamicin treatment for Ménière's disease
[OTORRINOLARINGOLOGIA]
01-may-2003 | Revista: Acta Oto-Laryngologica
Perez N, Martin E, Garcia-Tapia R.
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University Hospital and Medical School, University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain.
The vestibular autorotation test (VAT) examines the ocular response to voluntary horizontal and vertical head movements at frequencies for which the vestibular system is the main source for eye stabilization. The purpose of this study was to analyse the VAT results in patients with disabling Ménière's disease and to evaluate the change in VAT values once treatment with intratympanic gentamicin had terminated and clinical signs of vestibular hypofunction could be observed.
The 30 study subjects were patients diagnosed with definitive unilateral Ménière's disease that could not be controlled with medication. The vestibulo-ocular reflexes of each patient were evaluated by means of the VAT before the first injection of gentamicin and after the last injection.
The pattern of abnormalities found in this population conformed to the selection criteria and the findings reflected a severe disabling process, with major modifications in the vestibulo-ocular reflex. At the end of treatment there was a reduction in the peak frequency of head oscillation. Furthermore, we commonly found that, in the horizontal VAT, gain and phase were reduced while in the vertical VAT some subjects registered a normal response. The phase in the horizontal and vertical VATs was most significantly reduced for oscillation frequencies of 2-3.7 Hz.
This study provides further evidence that effective control of vertigo in patients with Ménière's disease can be achieved by administering intratympanic gentamicin.
CITA DEL ARTÍCULO Acta Otolaryngol. 2003 May;123(4):506-14
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Dr. Nicolás Pérez Fernández Ver Curriculum
Codirector Departamento de Otorrinolaringología


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Protichneumon is een geslacht van insecten uit de orde vliesvleugeligen (Hymenoptera) en de familie Ichneumonidae.

Soorten
P. binghami (Cameron, 1907)
P. charlottae Heinrich, 1966
P. chinensis (Uchida, 1937)
P. effigies Heinrich, 1961
P. flavitrochanterus Uchida, 1937
P. flavoornatus (Cameron, 1903)
P. fusorius (Linnaeus, 1761)
P. glabricoxalis Heinrich, 1977
P. grandis (Brulle, 1846)
P. jesperi (Holmgren, 1886)
P. karenkoensis Uchida, 1930
P. moiwanus (Matsumura, 1912)
P. nakanensis (Matsumura, 1912)
P. pieli Uchida, 1937
P. pisorius (Linnaeus, 1758)
P. platycerus (Kriechbaumer, 1895)
P. polytropus Heinrich, 1961
P. radtkeorum Heinrich, 1972
P. rufocinctus (Cameron, 1903)
P. similatorius (Fabricius, 1798)
P. superomediae Uchida, 1935
P. tibialis (Cameron, 1903)
P. watanabei Uchida, 1929

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This week's topic is favorite fantasy and science fiction books in collaboration with BooktubeSFF Awards! I decided to do both genres but in only Young Adult. I have read and reviewed all of these books so I'll attach my review links to the titles if you want to read more of my thoughts on each of these!
I've said this countless times but it's so true: this book is a hidden gem! Not only did I find the world building very good but also the fact that it had it's own plot going on along with four sort of "mini stories" and each is a fairy tale retelling (Mulan, Emma, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella). I loved all of the characters as well and actually grew very attached, I didn't even mind the romance either!
The romance in this one did have some problems but I still really enjoyed it, the characters, and the world building was AMAZING! Also Laini Taylor has THE most gorgeous writing I've ever come across, seriously I'd read the woman's grocery list. Overall the story is just so engaging and I really recommend reading it.
Let's see here: actual badass main character, lots of action and plot twists, plenty of "court intrigue" with plotting and revenge, and a romance I could actually ship. Not to mention it's all in space! If you're looking for a fast paced space adventure than this is definitely a book I recommend reading, it's one of my new favorite sci-fi books of all time!
I think you've all heard about "Illuminae" but in case you haven't…..its yet another super fast-paced, action-packed, space opera! Complete with crazy AIs, mutating space viruses, and hella plot twists. Plus there's that unique formatting that is to die for! If you're looking for an awesome YA sci-fi book look no further.
While I do acknowledge that this book is very problematic (as seems to be the case with a lot of Kristoff's books) I still consider it to be one of my all time favorite fantasy books. It's got fantastic world building (some of the best I've seen) and mythology and great characters that I grew very attached too! Plus there's a bit of steampunk in it as well, they have chainsaw katanas!
What are some of your favorite YA fantasy or sci-fi books?
Have you read any of these on my list? What did you think?
Let me know in the comments and feel free to link up your T5W as well!
This week's theme is gateway books into our favorite genre! These are books that I feel are great to introduce readers into the world of YA Fantasy, which are just my own personal picks! YA Fantasy is hands down my favorite genre after all though I read many, many others as well. Hopefully some of these might interest you and get you into this genre too!
While world building is definitely an essential part of every fantasy book and in "The Winner's Curse" it is considerably light on that matter, I still consider it a great gateway book into Young Adult Fantasy.
It has a fantastic heroine, Kestrel, who isn't a damsel or a warrior, she is in fact, a master strategist which is a breath of fresh air in a world where most YA heroines usually are either damsels or very gifted warriors. The politics that are so much fun in fantasy books make an appearance here as well with Kestrel using secrets ad information to gain the upper hand.
It's such a fun book and definitely a recommendation from me!
Read my full review of "The Winner's Curse" here.
While I had problems with Bardugo's Grisha Trilogy I had none with the first book in her new series The Dregs. What I found lacking in "Shadow and Bone" I found plenty of with "Six of Crows", there was fantastic and unique world building and a top notch cast of characters. I could go on and on with this rant but just trust that you won't be disappointed with this one and once you're done you'll be looking for more just like it which is why I consider this to be an excellent gateway book into YA Fantasy!
Read my full review of "Six of Crows" here.
Read my full review of "Half a King" here (and forgive me it was one of my very first reviews).
While some people may not consider this an actual YA book, I do. It has a young adult protagonist and there aren't any elements that I would see as strictly "adult" or things that might fly over a young adult's head. It has everything any fantasy book needs: great world building and mythology, great characters, and a great story these are also things every book needs period. "Stormdancer" is one of my favorite books of all time for sure!
See my full review of "Stormdancer" here.
This, I think, is a very popular series and for good reason it's simply amazing. For those of you who like a little more swoony romance in your fantasy books it's absolutely perfect and if you're like me and don't really want that….it's still perfect. Fantastic world building and such a unique premise this book is worth all the hype and is one of the best books to introduce you into the world of YA Fantasy!
See my full review for "Daughter of Smoke and Bone" here.
That wraps up this week's Top 5 Wednesday I hope you all enjoyed it!
Are any of these books on your list this week?
What books do you think are gateway books into YA Fantasy or other genres?
Feel free to link up your T5W as well!


Jon Fitch on his loss to UFC® Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre.
Florian makes his case for the title as the #1 contender.
Andre Gusmao and Jon Jones are two highly touted prospects with undefeated records. Gusmao is a Brazilian fighter who combines Jiu-Jitsu and Capoeira. Jones is a JUCO wrestling champion whose length produces some creative striking as well.
Wanderlei Silva passes knowledge to Demian Maia as he prepares for his fight.


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Lava Studio
A student learns the trapeze at Lava Studio. Photo by Robin Graubard.
On a Wednesday night at the Lava Studio in Prospect Heights, three students work on various techniques, including what's known in the trapeze world as the bird's nest, the plonge, and the gazelle, while others wait their turn, keeping warm doing handstands against the wall, crunches, splits, or handwalking on the mat. The 1200-foot studio is on the ground floor and has a sprung wood floor, rigging pipes for the trapeze, and 12-foot ceilings. One side of the wall is exposed brick.
The brawny all-women's acrobatic dance troupe Lava has been performing trapeze duets, diving through hoop rings, turning cartwheels, swing dancing, playing football, and hula-hooping in performances throughout Manhattan at such venues as the Kitchen and Dance Theater Workshop since 1999. Energetic and thought-provoking, their performances have been called "an exhilarating mix of circus and dance" by Newsweek. Now Sarah East Johnson, artistic director of Lava, has opened up a studio in Brooklyn for circus training.
Diana Greiner with a student at Lava Studio. Photo by Robin Graubard.
"For people living in New York City who want to be physically fit and have a relationship with their bodies, the choices are limited, and I would love for anyone to be able to come into a Lava class and feel a sense of their bodies, a connection with other people and their creativity," says Johnson. "It's not a gym. It's not a sport. It's acrobatic art."
Lava's women—who include Johnson, Natalie Agee, Molly Chanoff, Diana Greiner, Eugenia Chiappe, and Rebecca Stronger—work hard on their performances, and Johnson wants that same rigor and discipline to be reflected in the classes. Strengthening and warm-up exercises make the workshops more manageable. Warm-ups normally begin with some kind of cardio work like running, abdominal exercises, and handstands. Classes are available to adults, kids, and teens separately. In the past, Johnson has taught students whose ages range from five to fifty, and although the troupe is all women, men are welcome to attend the workshops as well.
Johnson has lived in the upstairs apartment of the Prospect Heights building for 12 years, since it was a raw warehouse space, and had always envisioned a studio on the first floor of the building. Recently she had the opportunity to buy and renovate the building. Neighbors passing by might see the various classes in progress such as handstands, which Johnson describes as one of the most useful tools in acrobatic training. This class is taught by Stronger, a purist who focuses on perfecting that trick.
Trapeze class is taught by Gagnee and Greiner and includes teaching students of all levels how to get onto the trapeze, how to increase strength and flexibility, get oriented, learn how to perform in a confined space, and of course, deal with fear. Johnson says, "Fear becomes a practice—you do it even though you're afraid of it."
Their acrobatic classes are divided into beginners and advanced and are taught by Chanoff and Johnson. Lava's acrobatics are based on the Chinese style and include handstands, tumbling, partnering, and improvisation. "People will end up touching each other, supporting each other, and will end up making something together," Johnson says. "This is a social form of physical practice." Johnson has observed that in other fitness classes such as yoga, people don't really work with each other, whereas the acrobatic classes provide an opportunity for people to interact.
In addition to classes in tumbling and Iyengar yoga, there is a pay-what-you-can open workout for adults, kids, and teens separately and a family class that Johnson hopes will take off. Besides teaching adults and children the basics, such as somersaults and cartwheels, she will also teach partnering. For example, the kids can stand on the adults' shoulders or walk on the adults' hands.
Johnson, who studied ballet and modern dance, received most of her own circus training through Circus Amok. She met Jennifer Miller, aka the Bearded Lady, at a dance performance and after that hooked up with Circus Amok for nine years. She learned acrobatics, juggling, stilt walking, and even fire eating. As opposed to modern dance, Johnson found the circus to be more celebratory and accessible to audiences. While studying geology and biology at Empire State College, she observed how geology was choreographic. Shortly afterwards she began to form Lava.
She met the members of her troupe through performances, a wedding party, an audition for Lava, and at the San Francisco School of Circus Arts, where she has sent her troupe members in the past for intensive acrobatic training. They picked up trapeze by watching videos, making up their own moves, and by attending occasional workshops with various artists who include the Cirque du Soleil twins, Elsie and Serenity.
Though Circus Amok is concerned with community politics and tackles issues such as the Department of Education (in one acrobatic performance piece, adults dressed as schoolchildren try to steal test scores from a teacher), the war in Iraq (jugglers crack ironic jokes about the war on terror), and the GOP convention (they make an elephant disappear), Lava is political in more subtle ways. As an all-women's troupe, they speak to feminism.
"Lava has come to represent community, strength, feminism, and gender empowerment," Johnson says. "When men are around they spot, lift, and support women, but when men are taken out of the equation, women have to do these things for themselves." Watching six strong women in action, jumping through hoop rings or standing on each other's shoulders, speaks a lot to the untapped strength of women.
Moreover, Lava presents a critique of the way science is used in our culture. Johnson thinks that science can be alienating to people, and if they can understand science through their bodies, it makes them more in control of their environment. Video footage is created by Nancy Brooks Brody and incorporates images of waddling penguins, hermit crabs, erupting volcanoes, battling kangaroos, and slithering snakes.
Johnson, who cites volcanoes as one of her dance influences, says she's interested in natural cycles and the close relationship between destruction and creation. She talks about how, in wrestling, there can be aggression and physical tenderness in the same dance. Currently, the troupe is working on a show called Whole, which will explore the whole geological history of life on Earth and how we can find meaning in that in the present day.
For more information on Lava's workshops and future performances, go to www.lavalove.org or call (718) 399-3161.
Marie Carter
Marie Carter is the editor of Word Jig: New Fiction from Scotland and author of forthcoming creative non-fiction book, The Trapeze Diaries (Hanging Loose Press, Spring 2008).
Emme Lund's The Boy with a Bird in His Chest
By Zach Schwab
MARCH 2022 | Books
When I sat down to read Emme Lund's debut novel, The Boy with a Bird in His Chest, I was expecting to encounter a playfully didactic allegory; however, while the story is certainly playful and arguably didactic, I quickly realized that it was also much more: invitingly poetic, defiantly queer, and lyrical to boot.
Mike Ballou: The word of Bird is Cured
In The word of Bird is Cured, the artist doesn't just manifest his personal idiosyncrasies, he mimics generative rhythms of his own life.
Jeff Wall with Barry Schwabsky
FEB 2022 | Art
Since the late 1970s, Jeff Wall has become renowned for his staged photographs—sometimes fantastical, sometimes so factually convincing as to be what he's called "near documentary." He currently has two exhibitions on view, one of them being a survey—his largest US show since his 2007 MoMA survey—at Glenstone Museum, in Potomac, MD; the other at Gagosian in Beverly Hills. Having written an essay for the catalogue of the show at Glenstone, I realized I'd ended up with more questions than I started with, so I asked a few of them in a Zoom conversation with the artist ahead of his show in California.
Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings & Structures
What should make you ecstatic is the fact that you are becoming part of the recurring enactment of LeWitt's concept of art: the translation of a concept born in his mind into, simultaneously, images and words.
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¿Qué? to the MTA
By Adriana Simoneta
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By Stephanie Wargin
Anthony Morales's Spittin' Words
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Inconvenient Evidence: The Effects of Abu Ghraib
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By Aimee Molloy
The Angela Thomas Story
Enlightenment Now: Stephen Eric Bronner
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Notes on the Many Wars
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Katharina Sieverding: Close Up
Dorothea Rockburne and Klaus Kertess
By Bill Bartman
Artists as Writers
Art Works Money
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Railing Opinion: Communiqué from the land of BIG
By Dore Ashton
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Field of Color: Tantra Drawings From India
Dannielle Tegeder
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Off the Shelves
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By Vyt Bakaitis
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By Fred Cisterna
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Underhanded and Blatant
Is Dis a System?
By Dann Baker
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By Claudia La Rocco, Kathryn Enright, and Jessica Weiss
A Sublime So Familiar
Guerrilla and the '70s: Filmmaker Robert Stone
Pedro Confronts the Ghosts of Franco
Limits to the Means of Production
The Ladies of Liberty
By Kyle Thomas Smith
Excerpt: Five Frozen Embryos
By David Greenspan
Embracing the Margins: Play a Journal of Plays
in dialogue: Yesterday's News
By Gary Winter
The Pathological Passion of Dario D'Ambrosi
The Tree Kings
By Chet Kozlowski
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