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it's been a long time. What a season and what a year but most importantly
what is going on with our world. I hope and pray that everyone is healthy
and is finding a way to get better - more mentally than physically.
In the little picture of what has happened. We had one of our best teams
in years. The balance with all 23 players, leadership and great guys
to be around will always stand out for this group. We weren't able to
compete, so we couldn't accomplish our goals, has been a real punch
it the gut (safety first). Thanks to our graduating players Colton Broomhall
3 seasons, Ethan Martinson and Devin Cooney 2 seasons, they always were
leaders and found ways to make us better every night. Thanks Guys. This
season we won the leagues Challenge Cup for finishing 1st overall in
the regular season. We haven't had our name on this trophy since 1998-1999
when we were know as the Doug's Place Edmonton Royals (we had a team
sponsor for 2 seasons). Our group made coming to the rink fun, even
if some of them didn't like coming to practice. Our off ice crew were
outstanding and thanks for all you did, from cleaning jersey's, selling
50/50's, working the gate (even when your son wasn't playing), running
the clock and playing music - with a cool announcing voice and going
to meetings. Everyone picked up some slack that someone else couldn't
do but most importantly (cause I forget things) covering up any mistakes
that I may have made. Royals Hockey is Fun, not always perfect but Fun.
Wins and losses always equal up. But our group of players got smarter,
better and matured as young men. They will be as asset's to our society
in life and that is the big WIN we are looking for. They will be the
Royalamainiacs that I tell future teams about (ya I'm coming back -
sorry I guess you were wrong to say that about me - you know who you
are). I'm not forgetting about our staff, everybody does something that
makes us better (Including Dennis is the stands). Our coaches found
a way to help us improve every day (conversations that aren't heard
by the entire rink to ref's or private player talks, that are nobody's
business - happen). We want to carry ourselves in a mature classy way,
be respectfull and give respect, those are great words. Harry made our
dealings with Hockey Alberta perfect, some teams always seem to have
problems with that organization, we never do. Kate is wonderful and
takes the worry out of player health - her baking is on point as well.
Kevin was a wealth of information about players and bringing new guys
into the lineup (just another thing off my plate). Nathan's attitude
and Peter's smarts have added tons oh ya their sweat equity in practice
gets notice by everyone. Darrell can keep a gate loose and confused
at the same time but John's calm demeanor gave us time to think. They
all make my job easier. THANKS TO EVERYONE.
a little late in posting this but our league has shut down due to COVID-19
concerns. I will post later but for now the season is over.
4 was a 4-5 Loss, there is no joy in Mudville but we live to play another
day. Ethan Martinson welcomed himself back into the lineup with 2 goals,
Nick Botros and Daniel Liberty scored the others. Assists to Mason Shukalak
(2), Jaymon Mathew, Owen Salacki, Timon Mueller, Daniel Liberty and
Blair Bush. Shots 44-37. PP 1-2 and PK 1-3. We fought till the end but
some mental mistakes cost us big time. We must not beat ourselves and
shoot the puck in the open net. Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Derek
McWhinnie. (6).
good guys prevail in Game 3 by the score of 2-0. Mason Shukalak scored
the winner and Devin Cooney into the empty net. With Nick Orsini, Evan
Klutke, Nick Botros and Ethan Land assisting. Shots 48-34, PP 0-2 and
PK 4-4. We got a couple guys back into the lineup our speed game picked
up a bit more. The games are very close and very intense, with all the
fun stuff that makes up playoff hockey. The Belt was awarded to Mason
Shukalak and (for the 1st time ever, a brother act on Belt and Write-In)
and Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Taylor Shukalak. (6).
trip north was unsuccessful as we fall 4-5 in Game 2. Welcome to the
scoreboard Kayden DePaoli - Ethan Land, Mason Shukalak and Evan Klutke.
Assisting Blair Bush (3), Timon Mueller, Nick Botros, Gavin Olito, Daniel
Liberty and Jaymon Mathew. Shots 37-46, PP 1-6 and PK 6-8. The little
hiccups hurt us at both ends, we could have scored and shouldn't have
been scored against. We will fix that. The old faces in the crowd are
great to see, keep up the good work Royalamainiacs. Our Write-In Royalamainiac
was Mik Mykietyshyn. (7).
overcame a very and I mean very slow start, to tie things up in the
3rd but a goofy call put us shorthanded and we gave up the game winner.
Final 3-4 in Double Overtime. We got goals from Colton Broomhall, Nick
Botros and Ethan Land with Nolan Conroy, Nick Botros, Mason Shukalak,
Timon Mueller, Nick Orsini and Kayden DePaoli the assists. Shots 45-46,
PP 1-6 and PK 4-5. Coach Russ always says 60-60-60 and we need to bring
it from the drop of the puck in the 1st period. We are earning all those
bruises and they are the plays that will get us to where we want to
go. Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Liam Skitch. (7).
Baby, put it it the win column - 4-0 to clinch the series 3 games to
2. The real Royals showed up. Shawn Kempster got us on the scoreboard
with Ethan Land, Jaymon Mathew and Gavin Olito scoring as well. The
set up guys were Jaymon Mathew, Daniel Liberty (2), Lucas Pringle, Evan
Klutke, Ethan Land, Mason Shukalak and Blair Bush. Shots 46-19, PP 0-4
and PK 5-5. Speed kills and that's a good way to play. We sent the big
crowd into a frenzy with our play on the ice. Lots of Royalamainiacs
have been checking in, San Francisco and Mexico plus the locals. Our
Write-In Royalamainiac was Tyler Bates. (7).
long night, Double Overtime again, with the good guys winning 4-3. Will
Kulmatycki scored our first 2 goals then Nick Botros tied it up with
2 minutes to go. This setting the stage for Evan Klutke to score the
game winner. Assists to Mason Shukalak, Ethan Martinson, Daniel Liberty
(2), Ethan Land, Lucas Pringle (2) and Timon Mueller. Shots 39-36, PP
1-5 and PK 6-7. We played through a lot of stuff and finally realized
that nothing sticks to us, we are Teflon. Relaxing and playing hard
are great words of wisdom. Once we get the stress out of our system
we will be fine. Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Kody DePaoli. (8).
outcome wasn't there as we lost game 3, 4-5 in Double Overtime. We got
goals from Devin Cooney, Mason Shukalak, Ethan Land and Evan Klutke
(with 10 seconds to go). Setting them up were Daniel Liberty, Nick Orsini
(2), Ethan Martinson, Blair Bush, Shawn Kempster (2) and Will Kulmatycki.
Shots 36-34, PP 1-2 and PK 3-4. The pace was fast and hard, just the
way we like it. Those little things, that count so much, we are just
a couple inches away from doing them. We will stretch out a bit more
and be successful. Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Tate Geiger. (9).
came to play Royals Hockey and took home the win 4-2 in Game 2. Daniel
Liberty scored on a bomb to get us going, with Jaymon Mathew, Nick Orsini
and Nick Botros the others. Assists to Evan Klutke, Will Kulmatycki,
Devin Cooney, Jaymon Mathew and Timon Mueller. Shots 41-21, PP 0-3 and
PK 5-6. Kind of slow start for us but once the forecheck got going the
ice was tilted. Our Write-In Royalamainiac was Brenden Klutke. Daniel
Liberty was awarded the Belt. (9).
1 didn't go as planned (our hands will be back) 1-3. Ethan Martinson
scored our goal from Nick Orsini. Shots 45-33, PP 0-5 and PK 2-3. The
open nets we created and we will shoot the puck in them, we just didn't
do that last night. Staying focused and relaxed will help. Our Write-In
Royalamainiac was Ryan Rosich. (10).
regular season ended with a win and solid effort - 10-3 against Fort
Sask. Our 3 21 year olds started the game and scored on their 1st shift,
Ethan Martinson (4), Timon Mueller (2), Will Kulmatycki (2) and Jaymon
Mathew (2). Assists to Colton Broomhall (5), Devin Cooney, Nick Botros
(2), Nolan Conroy, Brayden Evans, Jaymon Mathew, Nick Orsini (3), Evan
Klutke (2), Shaun Ropcean, Gavin Olito (2) and Ethan Martinson. Shots
49-34, PP 1-4 and PK 4-5. We got off to a fast start and never let up
the pressure, this was a good way to finish the games that count for
points. Ethan Martinson was awarded the Belt. With the win we ended
the regular season with the most points in our division and the league.
played for the 2 points and got them, 8-4 vs Wetaskiwin. When you score
the 1st 3 goals of the game and the last 5 you should be very happy.......
Evan Klutke (3) got us started with Colton Broomhall (2), Ethan Martinson,
Bobby Lamont and Nick Botros scoring as well. Assists to Daniel Liberty
(3), Mason Shukalak, Will Kulmatycki, Ethan Martinson (2), Colton Broomhall,
Jaymon Mathew, Ethan Land (2), Timon Mueller (2) and Nick Orsini. Shots
65-31, PP 3-8 and PK 5-7. Winning is good but we kind of shit the bed
for the last 6 minutes of the 2nd period, good teams can park bad things,
over come them, and move on to accomplish their goal. Congratulations
to Timon Mueller and Jaymon Mathew for being awarded Scholarship's from
the Friends of Alberta Junior Hockey Society, see we have smart kids
too. With his hattrick Evan Klutke was awarded the Belt.
A nice
little win for the (2nd place) Royals over the Warriors 5-4. Everyone
got involved with the scoring starting with Evan Klutke, Timon Mueller,
Mason Shukalak, Jaymon Mathew and Gavin Olito. The setup guys were Nick
Orsini (2), Devin Cooney (2), Kayden DePaoli, Mason Shukalak, Nick Botros
(2), Evan Klutke and Daniel Liberty (the pass of the game, on the game
winner wasn't give to Timon, so a big shout out to T). Shots 45-26,
PP 1-4 and PK 2-2. This was one of the faster games we have had this
year but we still found a way to 'show up' all over the ice. Coming
off a collision with the post to score the game winner, Gavin Olito
was awarded the Belt.
hands were a little snake bit and we lost 1-2 out in St. Albert. Kayden
DePaoli scored our goal from Mason Shukalak and Will Kulmatycki. Shots
31-32 (don't think this is correct) PP 0-6 and PK 7-7. The game was
a combination of goofy things that always start with Stefan B...., but
we needed a couple inches on our shots or .... ah shoot we don't like
to lose.
is good, 8-4 against the Bruins. For the 2nd consecutive game Mason
Shukalak scored a hattrick, Timon Mueller, Colton Broomhall, Will Kulmatycki,
Jaymon Mathew and Nick Orsini the rest. With assists going to Kayden
DePaoli (2), Colton Broomhall, Gavin Olito (2), Shaun Ropcean (3), Nick
Orsini (2), Mason Shukalak, Will Kulmatycki, Owen Salacki, Ethan Martinson,
Daniel Liberty and Ethan Land. Shots 54-22, PP 1-7 and PK 4-5. We had
a full lineup and kept the pressure on all night, maybe we could stop
hitting the posts. The Belt went to Mason Shukalak.
that exploded in a hurry. 12-0 over the Jets. Goals by Nick Botros,
Daniel Liberty (his 1st as a Royal), Mason Shukalak (3), Jaymon Mathew
(2), Timon Mueller, Evan Klutke, Will Kulmatycki, Colton Broomhall and
Ethan Martinson. Assisting the goals were Nolan Conroy (2), Timon Mueller
(2), Will Kulmatycki (4), Kayden DePaoli (3), Ethan Martinson (2), Daniel
Liberty (2), Ethan Land, Jaymon Mathew, Shaun Ropcean and Gavin Olito.
Shots 46-21, PP 3-3 and PK 4-4. We started hard and fast - nice. With
his 1st shutout of the season Max Currie was awarded the belt. Maybe
someone should go visit Shawn and get the belt back. Once again there
was no fishing trip - stupid Bob needs to be back in town so he can
open up the ice for us.
cold weather is still here and we are still heating up the rinks as
we skated to a 5-4 win against the Knights. We scored a bunch of goals
in a short period of time in the 1st but not many after. Lead by Mason
Shukalak, Will Kulmatycki, Bobby Lamont, Nolan Conroy and Evan Klutke.
Assisting the goals Will Kulmatycki, Colton Broomhall (2), Nick Orsini,
Owen Salacki, Daniel Liberty, Nick Botros, Timon Mueller and Ethan Martinson.
Shots 38-26, PP 0-3 and PK 3-3. We didn't play the full 60 the way we
planned but we earned the 2 points and that's why we played the game.
Jaymon Mathew was awarded the Belt.
rink didn't warm up till the 3rd period as we woke up and scored - 11-1
against the Mustangs. I can't remember ever scoring 10 goals in a period
before - Ethan Martinson (3), Nick Orsini, Jaymon Mathew, Mason Shukalak
(2), Nick Botros, Nolan Conroy, Ethan Land and Timon Mueller. With assists
to Will Kulmatycki (3), Evan Klutke (2), Bobby Lamont, Mason Shukalak,
Ethan Martinson, Kayden DePaoli (3), Nolan Conroy, Nick Orsini, Nick
Botros, Daniel Liberty (2), Timon Mueller, Gavin Olito and Max Currie.
Shots 78-23, PP 0-1 and PK 3-4. It might be hard to believe that the
score was 1-1 after 2 periods but it was then we exploded. The Belt
was awarded to New Guy - Daniel Liberty.
winter cold snap arrived in the big city and we warmed Confed up with
a 10-2 win over Leduc. The goals came in bunches starting in the 1st
- Ethan Martinson (2), Will Kulmatycki, Shawn Kempster, Nick Botros,
Ethan Land, Devin Cooney, Nick Orsini, Colton Broomhall and Evan Klutke.
We must have passed the puck very well (and we did) 2 assists on every
goal, Jaymon Mathew (2), Evan Klutke (2), Devin Cooney (2), Colton Broomhall
(4), Timon Mueller, Mason Shukalak, Nick Orsini (3), Will Kulmatycki
(2), Shawn Kempster (2) and Bobby Lamont. Shots 57-31, PP 2-7 and PK
2-2. Almost a full lineup and the speed game was out in full force.
Being awarded the Belt (for the 2nd time this season) was Colton Broomhall.
are back to normal with our 7-3 win out in Wetaskiwin. We got goals
from Colton Broomhall, Mason Shukalak (2), Ethan Land, Will Kulmatycki
(2) and Shawn Kempster. Passing the pucks were Timon Mueller, Devin
Cooney, Will Kulmatycki (2), Shawn Kempster (3), Nick Botros, Colton
Broomhall and Mason Shukalak. Shots 68-24, PP 1-10 and PK 4-6. Our speed
game kept the ice tilted and we eventually wore them down. It's always
interesting playing that group, maybe they should try shooting at our
net instead of..... The Belt was awarded to Shawn Kempster.
the result we wanted as we fought hard till the end but lost in overtime
4-5 to the Chiefs. Shawn Kempster scored our 1st goal of the year 2020
with Evan Klutke (2) and Ethan Land (with 8 seconds to go to tie the
game). Assists to (they didn't do a very good job of this) Will Kulmatycki,
Jaymon Mathew (2), Ethan Martinson and Shawn Kempster. Shots 33-30,
PP 0-2 and PK 0-1. The pace of the game was fast and hard. Lots of good
things to see in a hockey game. The rust showed in our finish but we
played hard and together.
calendar 2019 comes to a close and we end it the way we started the
season with a 6-4 victory out against the Flyers. We got goals from
Nick Botros, Mason Shukalak (2), Ethan Martinson, Will Kulmatycki and
Timon Mueller. With assists to Colton Broomhall (2), Nick Orsini, Timon
Mueller (2), Ethan Martinson, Max Currie and Jaymon Mathew. Shots 50-21,
PP 1-7 and PK 1-3. We got over some uncharacteristic plays and decision
our boys made and put the pedal to the medal for the last 30 minutes,
to clinch the win. Nick Botros was awarded the Belt. Mele Kalikimaka
and A Hauoli Makahiki Hou - or Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Now
I have to finish cooking the chili for tonight's Christmas Party.
weather was good and we made it on time this year - 10-1 was the final
over the Regals. Will Kulmatycki started and finished the scoring with
Devin Cooney, Ethan Martinson, Kyle Dronyk (2), Lucas Pringle, Kayden
DePaoli and Evan Klutke (2). Assisting the goals were Mason Shukalak
(3), Gavin Olito (2), Kyle Dronyk, Evan Klutke, Ethan Martinson (2),
Owen Salacki, Will Kulmatycki, Devin Cooney, Lucas Pringle, Colton Broomhall,
Kayden DePaoli and Nick Botros. Shots 60-34, PP 1-1 and PK 1-1. It was
a tame game that only had 2 pims but it took us a while to get up to
speed. Winning is good. The Belt went to Evan Klutke.
'The Room de Royale' ready to go - we always go hard, We did with a
8-2 win against St. Albert. Super AP Sean Bellerose started the scoring
- Ethan Martinson, Devin Cooney, Gavin Olito, Will Kulmatycki (2), Timon
Mueller and Ethan Land finished it. The setup guys were Timon Mueller,
Bobby Lamont, Blair Bush (2), Will Kulmatycki, Kayden DePaoli (2), Colton
Broomhall, Ethan Martinson (3), Gavin Olito, Ethan Land, Nick Orsini,
Sean Bellerose and Devin Cooney. Shots 57-29, PP 3-6 and PK 4-4. You
old guys know what 40 points means. Hopefully we learn how to study
as the term goes along and not let it ride till the day before finals.....
The Belt was awarded to Sean Bellerose.
when you aren't at your best good teams find a way to get it done, we
did this in our 5-4 win out in Strathcona. Nick Botros led the way with
2 goals, Ethan Martinson, Nick Orsini and Colton Broomhall the others.
Assists to Devin Cooney, Kayden DePaoli (2), Gavin Olito, Nick Orsini,
Colton Broomhall, Mason Shukalak and Sean Bellerose. Shots 31-44, PP
1-5 and PK 6-6. It wasn't our largest lineup of the season but we fought
hard and mostly smart (our mouths weren't always quiet) to earn the
2 points. Colton Broomhall earned his 1st Belt of the season.
North came South and left without any points as we skated to a 5-3 victory
over the Red Wings. Our goals came from Nick Orsini, Jaymon Mathew (2),
Will Kulmatycki and Ethan Martinson. With assists to Colton Broomhall
(2), Will Kulmatycki, Evan Klutke, Ethan Martinson, Kayden DePaoli,
Jaymon Mathew, Devin Cooney, Ethan Land and Gavin Olito. Shots 51-32,
PP 1-5 and PK 4-5. It was a fast paced game that we kept pushing until
we broke through and scored some clutch goals in the 3rd. It's always
fun to make Coach Russ smile. The Belt was awarded to Max Currie.
grit came out in our 4-3 win out in Fort Sask. Gavin Olito started the
scoring the 1st with Devin Cooney, Colton Broomhall and Ethan Land all
in the 3rd. Assists to Nick Botros, Timon Mueller, Owen Salacki, Evan
Klutke, Ethan Martinson and Jaymon Mathew. Shots 39-33, PP 1-5 and PK
3-3. The effort and smart play was great to see. We stayed with it and
never got frustrated - good to see. Oh ya we were very tired at the
end. The Belt went to the 'wrap around game winner guy' Ethan Land.
hard for 60 is fun and equals wins, 8-1 against the Knights. We got
goals from Will Kulmatycki (3), Devin Cooney, Mason Shukalak (2), Lucas
Conroy-Dutton and Jaymon Mathew. Assisting the goals - Owen Salacki,
Devin Cooney, Kayden DePaoli (2), Mason Shukalak (2), Lucas Conroy-Dutton,
Colton Broomhall (2), Ethan Land, Ethan Martinson, Evan Klutke, Bobby
Lamont (2), Nick Orsini and Timon Mueller. Shots 63-25, PP 1-4 and PK
4-4. We started hitting and that momentum gave us the energy to keep
playing hard all game. The Belt was awarded to Mason Shukalak.
found our skating legs and won 9-1 over the Icemen. Evan Klutke scored
his first of 2 on the second shift of the game and Owen (GSM) Salacki,
Mason Shukalak (2), Nick Botros (2), Devin Cooney and Will Kulmatycki.
The assists went to Jaymon Mathew (2), Ethan Martinson (2), Ethan Land
(2), Nick Orsini, Kayden DePaoli (2), Devin Cooney, Colton Broomhall
(2), Gavin Olito (2), Mason Shukalak, Lucas Pringle, Owen Salacki and
Timon Mueller. Shots 43-24, PP 1-5 and PK 4-4. We stayed with the game
plan and kept the pressure on all game. It was good to see all the hitting
without the cheap stuff. Evan Klutke earned the Belt.
were focused and winners 4-1 over the Bruins. Goal scoring machine Owen
Salacki scored in the 1st with Evan Klutke (2) and Will Kulmatycki later
in the game. Making the goals happen Nick Botros, Jaymon Mathew (3),
Ethan Martinson (2), Colton Broomhall and Mason Shukalak. Shots 40-18,
PP 1-5 and PK 3-3. We skated through all the slashes and stayed focused.
That is solid team play and playing for the guy sitting beside you.
The Belt went to Gavin Olito.
came, we skated and we took home 2 points in our 9-2 victory vs the
Riggers. Will Kulmatycki (3) wired a laser beam with the first of his
3 goals to get us on the scoreboard, Mason Shukalak (2), Owen Salacki
(his 1st as a Royal), Evan Klutke, Ethan Martinson, and Gavin Olito.
Setting up the goals Nick Orsini (2), Nick Botros (2), Ethan Martinson
(2), Will Kulmatycki, Gavin Olito, Timon Mueller (4), Colton Broomhall
(2), Lucas Conroy-Dutton, Mason Shukalak, Ethan Land and Devin Cooney.
Shots 46-34, PP 1-6 and PK 7-8. We took advantage of some shaky goaltending
but most importantly shook off some early rust to earn the win. We have
earned lots of bumps and bruises so far this season and it shows on
the scoreboard. The Belt went to Will Kulmatycki.
Hunter was friendly and we skated to a 9-1 win against the Mustangs.
There were lots of goals and lots of shots on goal, lets start with
the goals - Nick Botros, Ethan Martinson, Evan Klutke, Devin Cooney
(2), Jaymon Mathew, Blair Bush, Kayden DePaoli and Nolan Conroy. Assists
going to Nick Orsini, Bobby Lamont (2), Owen Salacki, Ethan Martinson,
Kayden DePaoli (3), Nolan Conroy (3), Evan Klutke (2), Nick Botros and
Devin Cooney (2). Shots 91-21, PP 1-5 and PK 3-3. They got tired and
we didn't. The Belt was awarded to Evan Klutke.
Week took it's toll on both teams but we came out on top 5-2 vs the
Knights. Nick Orsini (2) led the way and Kayden DePaoli, Nolan Conroy,
Colton Broomhall also scored. Assisting the goals Devin Cooney (2),
Kayden DePaoli (2), Nick Orsini, Nolan Conroy (2), Timon Mueller, Sean
Bellerose and Hayden Dowson. Shots 44-30, PP 1-4 and PK 1-2. We were
very happy with the 2 points and the post game debriefing. Nick Orsini
earned the Belt.
played a real gutty game but came up a little short 3-5 out in Beaumont.
Devin Cooney got us on the scoreboard with Nick Botros and Hayden Dowson
the rest. Assists to Owen Salacki, Kayden DePaoli, Jaymon Mathew and
Nick Orsini (2). Shots 29-37, PP 1-3 and PK 2-3. We were a little short
and a little sick but fought through the sticks and no calls to tie
things up in the 3rd. But ran out of the steam we need to push the next
goal in. The room was good but looked like we all had the flu at the
about the late update, a couple things took my attention away yesterday.
There in no joy in Mudville as we fall 5-8 to the Hawks. We got goals
from Ethan Martinson (2), Devin Cooney, Jaymon Mathew and Kayden DePaoli
with assists to Evan Klutke (3), Jaymon Mathew, Bobby Lamont (2), Kayden
DePaoli, Ethan Martinson, Mason Shukalak and Ethan Land. Shots 49-50,
PP 0-1 and PK 2-2. We didn't play with the energy or urgency that is
needed to win. Congrats to Marty and lots of thoughts to the Peters
wasn't pretty but we earned what we came for 6-3 in Leduc. Evan Klutke
(2) led the way with Will Kulmatycki, Colton Broomhall, Gavin Olito
and Jaymon Mathew. Assists going to Jaymon Mathew, Blair Bush, Colton
Broomhall (2), Gavin Olito, Will Kulmatycki, Ethan Land, Ethan Martinson
and Lucas Conroy-Dutton. Shots 41-23, PP 3-8 and PK 6-6. It looked more
like the 1st game of the season and not the 10th win of the season,
with all the sloppy play. But we kept the pressure on and made a ton
of plays to go home with the 2 points. Gavin Olito was awarded the Belt.
weekend sweep was completed with a 5-4 win over the Chiefs. Kayden DePaoli
got us going and Mason Shukalak (3) went off including the game winner
with 62 seconds to go, Will Kulmatycki finished the scoring. Assists
to Mason Shukalak, Devin Cooney (2), Kayden DePaoli (3), Ethan Land
(3) and Colton Broomhall. Shots 35-35, PP 1-2 and PK 2-5. We had a couple
lapses at the end of the 1st 2 periods but made up for it with a strong
last couple minutes of the game. We need to keep showing the focus for
60 minutes. We were a little short handed on the bench all weekend but
found a way to get it done. The Belt went to Mason Shukalak.
trip was a success 6-2 against the Icemen. We showed the discipline
that we will need to win a championship and skated hard all night. Goals
by Colton Broomhall, Devin Cooney, Ethan Land, Mason Shukalak and Hayden
Dowson paced the play. With Owen Salacki, Nick Botros, Bobby Lamont,
Mason Shukalak, Nick Orsini (4), Kayden DePaoli and Gavin Olito (2)
setting up the goals. Shots 43-35, PP 3-6 and PK 4-6. We had hurt guys
playing and guys playing out of position playing and all had heart discipline.
The Belt went to Brayden Evans.
started the game by looking at the 2 teams records and played the 1st
period that way, but got smarter and skated to a 7-1 win over the Jets.
The goals came in bunches with Jaymon Mathew getting us started - Will
Kulmatycki (2), Nick Orsini, Bobby Lamont, Evan Klutke and Kayden DePaoli
(with a broken skate blade) the rest. Making the sweet plays were Will
Kulmatycki (2), Ethan Land (2), Jaymon Mathew (3), Colton Broomhall
(2), Ethan Martinson, Evan Klutke and Mason Shukalak. Shots 46-11, PP
2-8 and PK 5-6. Once we started bumping our speed game took over and
the goals came. The Belt was awarded to Evan Klutke.
trips North and we come home with 2 wins, with our 3-2 win against the
Warriors. We got goals from Kayden DePaoli, Ethan Martinson and Jaymon
Mathew. Assists going to Jaymon Mathew, Will Kulmatycki (2), Colton
Broomhall (2) and Blair Bush. Shots 35-33, PP 0-1 and PK 4-4. We all
made it to the correct rink and came our firing on all cylinders. The
boys dug deep and kept finding ways to keep the pressure on and then
rewarding ourselves with the 2 points. The Belt went to Jaymon Mathew.
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a good result as we fall 2-3 in a shoot out to the Knights. Jaymon Mathew
scored both our goals from Ethan Martinson and Owen Salacki. Shots 48-26,
PP 0-6 and PK 2-3. We started slow and got better for the last 2 periods
and OT but decided to shoot high and wide instead of quick and on net.
We keep making good steps towards our year end goals, lets hope the
lessons we are getting, right now, stay with us and we continue to learn
from what has happened so far in the season.
had another successful game before a return to J R's, for a post game
pop with the boys, 2-1 was the final against the Flyers. A power play
goal from Ethan Martinson and the winner by Gavin Olito paced us. Setting
them up were Will Kulmatycki, Ethan Land, Kayden DePaoli and Nolan Conroy.
Shots 49-27, PP 1-4 and PK 5-5. With all the old refs we have been getting
you would think we were back in the 90's, adjusting to them is the way
to win. Lots of speed and a great forecheck led the way. The Belt was
awarded to Ethan Martinson.
winning continued with a 3-1 win out in the county over the Bruins.
All our goals came in the 3rd period from Bobby Lamont (his 1st as a
Royal), Nick Orsini and Kayden DePaoli. Setting the boys up were Nick
Orsini, Kayden DePaoli, Mason Shukalak, Jaymon Mathew, Nolan Conroy
and Gavin Olito. Shots 40-39, PP 1-4 and PK 10-11. Yes that was the
penalty totals, unbelievable that on every, sort of scrum, we came out
of it shorthanded. But we did a pretty good job of staying focussed
and a great job of killing them off. Winning ugly is good. The Belt
went to Brayden Evans.
on the win column by skating (but not hitting) to a 13-3 victory vs
Spruce Grove. Lots of goals with Will Kulmatycki (4) getting us started,
Gavin Olito, Nolan Conroy, Timon Mueller, Evan Klutke (2), Hayden Dowson
(2) {his 1st as a Royal}, Nick Botros and Shawn Kempster. Assists to
Mason Shukalak (3), Lucas Pringle (4), Colton Broomhall (2), Nick Orsini
(3), Lucas Conroy-Dutton, Jaymon Mathew (2), Bobby Lamont, Evan Klutke
(4), Nick Botros (4) and Owen Salacki (2). Shots 68-25, PP 3-9 and PK
4-5. It took us the 1st period to get going and then we took off and
we played till the last second (scoring a goal). We made a little step
forward and it was cool to see how everyone contributed. The Belt was
awarded to Nolan Conroy.
played fast and shot the puck into pads in our 3-5 loss against Fort
Sask. We got goals from Colton Broomhall and Kayden DePaoli (2) with
assists to Ethan Martinson, Lucas Conroy-Dutton, Nick Botros (2) and
Evan Klutke. Shots 40-39, PP 0-3 and PK 3-3. Our bench stayed focused
and came from behind to tie the game up in the 3rd but had a little
laps to give up the winner that was followed up by an empty netter.
The good things keep happening for us without the finish around the
net. We will keep pushing the speed game and make it happen.
wasn't the result we wanted as we fall 3-5 to the Riggers. Ethan Martinson
scored 2 goals with Will Kulmatycki the other. Assists to Shawn Kempster
(2) and Gavin Olito (2). Shots 46-20, PP 0-3 and PK 5-7. We had thought
that our problems of past seasons were in the past, but they all came
out when the calls went the other way. This lack of mental toughness
a very emotional Ceremony for Tyler we skated hard and focussed in a
convincing 6-2 win against the Chiefs. Ethan Martinson shot a puck that
ended up in the net for the 1st goal of the night. Jaymon Mathew, Blair
Bush, Will Kulmatycki (2) and Timon Mueller finished the scoring. Assisting
the goals Nick Orsini (2), Colton Broomhall, Mason Shukalak (4), Will
Kulmatycki, Cam MacPhee, Jaymon Mathew (2) and Owen Salacki. Shots 46-30,
PP 1-4 and PK 2-2. Both Nick and Timon spoke in the Ceremony and used
that extra boost from their friend in the game. We have a very disciplined
club to start the season and hard to play against - this is fun to see.
The Belt went to Timon.
season started with a bang and a 4-3 win over the Red Wings. It was
a very fast paced game that had all the fun stuff that makes hockey
great. Jaymon Mathew scored our 1st goal of the season - Mason Shukalak,
Will Kulmatycki and with the game winner Devin Cooney. Assists to Cam
MacPhee (2), Blair Bush, Jaymon Mathew, Mason Shukalak and Nick Botros.
Shots on goal 42-29, PP 1-3 and PK 3-3. Lots of hits and speed highlighted
the game. Then a big penalty kill with 6 minutes to go that we followed
up by potting 2 goals in 22 seconds to earn the win. The trip North
was a success. The Belt was awarded to Brayden Evans.
Season is done - 2 wins 2 losses. The boys played hard, got better and
fought for spots and ice time. The real fun starts on Wednesday, let's
go. #groab.
took a little step forward in our 3-4 loss last night. The things that
we forgot hurt us in the offensive zone but the play got faster as the
game went on. Some of our same problems showed up for the last half
of the game and we will fix those.
1st week is in the books. Things look good and we got better each skate.
Speed Kills.
starts in 2 weeks, do some pushups and great ready for a fun ride.
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You don't want anyone telling that your sex life is quite a private affair and it should only remain between yourself and your partner – that goes without saying. Nonetheless, sharing certain things and particulars with your BFF or sibling isn't a crime. But when does sharing become a case of too much information?
Here are some of the dos and don'ts when it comes to talking about your sex life and which may also help you maintain a healthy level of secrecy too.
Talk to a friend
Undoubtedly, it's fun to share the exciting details and particulars of your marvelous sex life with your best friend. But holding back on some raunchy info-dump can prove to be beneficial for both of you, she may don't want to know all the saucy-deets . However, if you find yourself in a difficulty of some sort that's been bothering you then by all means, ask your friend help and counsel.
Talk to a Professional If Needed
Talking to a friend helps you feel better but that hasn't solved your hitch then it's time to seek professional help. Be it a physical difficulty or an emotional one, you shouldn't feel shy or embarrassed to talk about your sex life. The doctor can help you only if you are completely transparent about the difficulty.
Talk About Your Sex Life On Social Media
When it comes to social media, it's absolutely needless to distribute pictures of you and your partner canoodling on a beach or how you show your affections around the house. So resist from posting X-rated pictures, videos updates on social media.
Talk About It At Your Workplace
Naturally, your colleagues may be interested in how your date went or where did you go for dinner or which movie you saw, but not in your post-date mischief. Sexual conversations are frowned upon at the workplace, evidently. Things could simply be misunderstood, creating difficulties for you professionally and impolite rumors about your personality. It is always beneficial to avoid saucy phone conversations with your significant other.
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Africa make its comeback to the Bouregreg!
published on 12/04/2019
Rabat, Friday April 12th 2019: Since its creation, the Mawazine Festival-Rhythms of the World declares each year its love for the continent and its talents. Its 18th edition, placed under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, will remain faithful to this passion, since the best of the African scene will be once again on the mythical Bouregreg stage. On the menu: a new panorama of what Africa has to see and listen to.
The opening concert will be one of the highlights of this program, giving the tempo to a rich week. On Friday June 21st, the public will get to see BCUC. This unique South African band navigates between free jazz, hip hop origins and the balanced energy of James Brown. With BCUC, it is also the memory of Fela Kuti and its afro-beat cocktail made in Lagos.
On the evening of the next day, Saturday June 22nd, will be just as electric. Coming from Kinshasa, the Kokoko group full of energy will perform for the first part. Composed of musicians and visual artists, this group excels in electronic music, which it reinvents with recovered instruments. Maya Wegerif, aka Sho Madjozi, will then take over for a performance that looks ecstatic. Proud of her roots and committed neo-panafricanism, the South African rap artist will sing in xitsonga and swahili, releasing her flow on the synthetic rhythms of a musical style that is raging in Durban.
On Sunday June 23rd, it is the great Kery James, a figure of French rap, who will deliver a performance without concessions. Militant, the Haitian native will perform his latest album, J'rap encore, and the lyrics that have made his success since the release of his first title in 1992 at the age of 15!
The group of African Amazons will be honored on Monday June 24th. Comprised of eight divas in the fight against violence against women, this group brings together the continent's greatest female voices: Kandia Kouyaté, Mamani Keita, Rokia Koné, Angélique Kidjo, Nneka, Mariam Koné, Mouneissa Tandina and Pamela Badjogo. Whether Malian, Beninese, Nigerian or Gabonese, each will sing to raise public awareness on the fight for women and the barbarities they are victims of.
On Tuesday June 25th, festival-goers will experience a musical odyssey with Delgres, a group of three French musicians including singer Pascal Danaë, from Guadeloupe. Taking its name from a hero, the group explores buried roots in search of personal and intimate blues.
Rich of her dual African and European culture, on Wednesday June 26th, Youssoupha will be one of the headliners on the Bouregreg stage. Whoever dominates French rap with his words and his freedom of speech will handle words like no one, with a conscious rap inspired by his youth and life in the suburbs.
On Thursday June 27th, another phenomenon will take place: the great Kamasi Washington, saxophonist from Los Angeles and standard-bearer of the new jazz west coast, will arrive with his group of virtuosos for a concert which will mix jazz, funk, free, soul, blues and rock. An explosive mix that makes this musical UFO an icon across the Atlantic.
On Friday June 28th, the Togolese singer Peter Solo and his group Voodoo Game will create a surprise with a music that resurfaces the sound of afro-funk, which marked the history of African music in the 1970s. On voodoo harmonies, the group will reveal another image of this ancestral culture, where nature and its elements hold a fundamental place.
Finally, the Bouregreg will vibrate on Saturday June 29th to the sounds of Koba LaD compositions, who prevailed in the hexagonal rap at the age of only 19 years old. With his freestyles and hits, the singer already has millions of views on YouTube. A new sensation whose last album, VII, released in late 2018, has already been certified gold.
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text: Brassow #1 Posted November 23, 2015 So let's just talk about our favorite video games, and why we like them. Make sure to talk to others about their favorite games too, I don't want this to be a non-integration thread. Also NO SPOLIERS (Anything before "halfway" mark in a game is okay I guess.) My favorite games of all time is the metro series (2033 and Last Light). The premise of the game is nuclear war happened in 2013 and centers around the survivors in Moscow, who can only inhabit the tunnels. The series is fun with good combat, a nice stealth system, an AMAZING story, as well as characters that are hard to forget. The largest con is how linear it is, stabbing you with a "go this way" feel. Both can be purchased together for $40, and I would definitely reccomend them, especially when on sale for Steam users. So what games do you guys like? Quote "Try to get a better understanding of things before making your judgement." -Khan, Metro 2033 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Mark A - January 1949 to April 1951
January 1949
The Mark A was introduced. A 2/3 seater Tourer with an aluminium, stressed skin body fitted with a Perspex windscreen. The single front wheel was driven by a Villiers 10D, 122cc air-cooled engine and a 3 speed direct change gearbox (no reverse). Steering was by a cable and bobbin arrangement whilst starting was achieved by means of a handle mounted under the dash panel and connected by cables to a modified kick-starter on the engine. There were trailing link front forks, rigid mounted rear wheels and a cable and brake rod system that operated the rear brakes only. A 2½ gallon petrol tank was fitted, along with 6 volt rectified lighting, a manually operated windscreen wiper and "Goodyear" low pressure 16" x 4" tyres - interchangeable all round. Front lighting was by two external head and side lamps of 12 / 3 watt capacity mounted on either side of the body. Rear lighting was by a single, centrally mounted tail lamp with a 3 / 3 watt double filament bulb. No brake light was fitted.
December 1949
The Deluxe Tourer was identical but had the Villiers 6E, 197cc engine, a marked gear quadrant on the dashboard, a floor-mounted starting handle, engine mixture control, outside driving mirror and a spare wheel. An electric windscreen wiper was fitted as standard but could be specified at extra cost for the Standard Tourer.
October 1950
An improved Deluxe Tourer was introduced. A Triplex glass windscreen replaced the Perspex type and used heavier windscreen pillars with sidescreens fitted on the outside. (The Perspex windscreen was still retained for the Standard model.) A rack and pinion steering replaced the cable and bobbin variety for all models.
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Using Qualitative Research in Advertising
Strategies, Techniques, and Applications
- Margaret A. Morrison - University of Tennessee Knoxville
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- Kim Bartel Sheehan - University of Oregon, USA
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Advertising (Analysis) | Communication Research Methods | Marketing Research
I've been using this text for about five years--both the previous edition and this one. It's easily the best resource I've found to teach qualitative research to undergraduate students. Easily read and understood, this text makes it easy for students to understand why they would conduct qualitative research and how to do so effectively.
Sample Materials & Chapters
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Water Pollution Facts
Water is the greatest gift of nature. Humans have exploited this natural resource to a level where controlling water pollution is impossible. Here are some important reasons why water is considered as a precious natural resource. The misuse of this can cause damaging consequences and a threat to human life. Here is an interesting way to analyze how water pollution is gradually causing so many deaths worldwide.
What is Water Pollution?
According to Wikipedia, "Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies (e.g. lakes, rivers, oceans, aquifers and groundwater). Water pollution occurs when pollutants are directly or indirectly discharged into water bodies without adequate treatment to remove harmful compounds. Water pollution affects plants and organisms living in these bodies of water. In almost all cases the effect is damaging not only to individual species and populations, but also to the natural biological communities."
The use of hazardous chemicals in manufacturing industries and agriculture cause severe water pollution as waste from these industries goes directly into near by rivers, lakes and ponds. This not only affects the quality of water but also pose danger to several endangered aquatic species.
Below are 40 Facts on Water Pollution
Fact 1: The total volume of water available on Earth is about 1.4 billion km and about 70% of the earth is covered in water.
Fact 2: The largest quantities of water are in the oceans.
Fact 3: Fresh water in the world is only 2.5% of the total water available on this planet.
Fact 4: Around 70% of the industrial waste is dumped into the water bodies where they pollute the usable water supply.
Fact 5: At least 320 million people in China do not have access to clean drinking water.
Fact 6: 20% of the groundwater in China is used as drinking water which is highly contaminated with carcinogenic chemicals which cause high levels of water pollution.
Fact 7: Fourteen billion pounds of garbage mostly plastic, is dumped into the ocean every year.
Fact 8: The nuclear crisis that occurred in Japan after 2011 Tsunami prompted Japanese government dumped 11 million liters (2 million gallons) of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean.
Fact 9: 15 million children under the age of five die each year because of diseases caused by drinking water.
Fact 10: The Ganges river in India is one the most polluted in the world. It contain sewage, trash, food, and animal remains.
Fact 11: According to the WHO (World Health Organization) and United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF), around 2.5 billion people do not have access to improved sanitation.
Fact 12: The 2011 Tsunami in Japan created 70 km long island of debris which is floating out into the Pacific Ocean.
Fact 13: Ground water in Bangladesh is contaminated with arsenic. Arsenic is very toxic, acute poison and a carcinogen. Approximately 85% of the total area of Bangladesh has contaminated groundwater.
Fact 14: In America, 40% of the rivers and 46% of the lakes are polluted and are considered unhealthy for swimming, fishing or aquatic life.
Fact 15: According to UNICEF, more than 3000 children die everyday globally due to consumption of contaminated drinking water.
Fact 16: Water pollution is the major cause of various diseases like cholera and typhoid.
Fact 17: On an average 250 million people worldwide succumb to diseases related to water pollution.
Fact 18: According to the World Health Organization, 3.2 million children under the age of five in developing nations die each year as a result of unsafe drinking water and poor sanitation.
Fact 19: 80% of the water pollution is caused due to domestic sewage like throwing garbage on open ground and water bodies.
Fact 20: According to the survey done by Food & Water Watch cites that approximately 3.5 billion people in 2025 will face water shortage issues. This will be mainly due to water pollution. This is likely to happen because the world pollution is increasing tremendously with more water sources getting contaminated as a result of water pollution.
Fact 21: As per U.S. EPA estimates, every year in the U.S, 1.2 trillion gallons of sewage from household, industry and restaurants is dumped in to U.S. water annually.
Fact 22: Asia has maximum numbers of polluted rivers than anywhere else in the world. Most of it contains bacteria created from human waste.
Fact 23: Plastic waste being a major water pollutant, is causing huge destruction of marine life and is believed to be responsible for deaths of more than 100,000 sea mammals, sea birds and various types of fishes.
Fact 24: Canada has 10 most polluted rivers- some of which are Petitcodiac River, Okanagan river and Eastmain River.
Fact 25: The waste produced in the river contains bacteria, parasites and viruses. These cause life- threatening diseases like diarrhoea, cholera and typhoid.
Fact 26: Rivers in Asian subcontinent re considered to be the most polluted. The bacteria (from human waste) found in these rivers are 3 times as much as that of the global average.
Fact 27: About 700 million people worldwide drink contaminated water.
Fact 28: Important water contaminants which are man-made include heavy metals, nutrients, microbial pathogens, sediments, organic matter etc.
Fact 29: About 1.2 billion people or 1 in 3 people in rural areas defecate in the open. Open defecation poses an human health risk and compromises quality in nearby water bodies.
Fact 30: Aquatic animal have faced an estimated extinction rate five times more than that of terrestrial animals.
Fact 31: According to WHO and UNICEF, approximately 894 million people globally don't have access to improved water sources.
Fact 32: Over 30 billion tons of urban sewage discharged into lakes, rivers and oceans each year.
Fact 33: Leather and chemical industries cause are major contributors of water pollution and are emerging leading market economies.
Fact 34: Two million tons of human waste is disposed in water everyday.
Fact 35: As per reports by UNESCO, 27% of the urban population do not have piped water in their homes.
Fact 36: An estimated 1000 children die every day in India due to polluted water.
Fact 37: Lack of safe drinking water and sanitation in cities leads to cholera, malaria and diarrhoea.
Fact 38: Huge oil spill was caused by BP in the year 2010. Over 1,000 animals i.e. birds, turtles, mammals have been reported dead and many of them were on the endangered species list.
Fact 39: Each year 1.2 trillion gallons of untreated sewage, storm water, and industrial waste are dumped into U.S. waters.
Fact 40: Cruise ships are also a major source of water pollution. They produce over 200,000 gallons of sewage which is mostly released in the ocean. Apart form that, they are also causing at least 35,000 gallons of water contamination due to oil spill.
Even though people have already started taking precautions, the water pollution levels are rising rapidly and there is very little hope left to the polluted water bodies. One big step that every human being can take to prevent water pollution is to minimize water contamination and wastage from their side at every possible level. This was we will be able to save some clean water for the future generations.


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Ashland man faces 13th shoplifting charge after stealing vodka, police say
Convicted a dozen times for shoplifting
An Ashland man already convicted of shoplifting a dozen times is facing a new shoplifting charge after police said he stole a bottle of vodka from a Franklin Street store on Sunday.
MetroWest Daily News said police arrested Brian Straw, 49, when they found him in the Franklin Street Dunkin Donuts' bathroom drinking the stolen vodka, according to a police report.
Straw, of 9 Belcher Circle, had been taken to the MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham earlier on Sunday due to his high level of intoxication. Around 7:15 p.m., the hospital agreed to release Straw if he promised to take a cab to stay with a friend.
Instead, Straw took the cab to O'Brien's Package Store, 420 Franklin St., police said in the report.
Straw went into the store and attempted to buy a bottle of liquor. The clerk told police that Straw appeared drunk, so the clerk refused to sell the liquor.
As Straw was leaving, "he grabbed a 1.75 liter bottle of vodka and walked out of the store," according to the report.
The clerk saw Straw walk to the nearby Dunkin Donuts, and police found Straw in the bathroom. He drank about six ounces of the vodka, police wrote.
When police told Straw they were arresting him, he repeatedly asked, "Can I just go to the store and pay for it?"
Police charged Straw with shoplifting (subsequent offense).
According to the police report, Straw has been convicted 12 times for shoplifting – 10 times in 2013, once in 2010 and once in 2006.
Straw is being held on $1,000 bail. He is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Framingham District Court.


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As I wrote earlier, the AMP 150 is among the most powerful integrated amps I've encountered. And its 250Wpc output into the Maggie's 4-ohm load brought a comforting sense of power-to-spare plus effortless control to these notoriously power-thirsty speakers. Deciding exactly how much power your speakers "need" is an interesting exercise that has little do with a manufacturer's often-vague recommended power rating. The reason I say that is not just because our rooms vary in size and so forth, but also because our musical tastes and preferred volume levels also differ, not to mention the tradeoffs one is willing or otherwise needs to consider based on sonic criteria, budget, and a host of other choices we all make as we build a system.
As an example, I also have the very different and likewise fine Audio Research VS160 integrated in-house for review. Rated at 50Wpc at both 4- and 8-ohms, the VS160 is quite a lovely- sounding unit that I will report on in another issue. Yet even in my small room the VS160's power output is barely enough for the 1.7s, and there are moments, especially with large orchestral or rock music, when I wish I could push it just that one notch higher. I have no such reservation with the Amp-150. This baby has juice to spare. So, for instance, if I'm in the mood to blast out with Led Zeppelin's recently released Celebration Day [Atlantic], from the 2007 tribute concert for Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun, or otherwise play a favorite recording of Stravinsky's Le Sacre de Printemps to recognize its centennial year, this Gato integrated delivers enough drive, control, and dynamic pop to out-distance the Magnepans, whose Mylar membranes can of course "bottom-out" when pushed beyond their limit.
Housed in the same basic chassis, the CDD-1 is arguably an even sexier machine: a top-loading CD player/DAC with an exposed drive that's protected by a machined clamp when playing a disc as well as at rest. With a disc in place the clamp is lowered over the drive spindle and rotated into the Play position by turning the clamp either left or right. And because the clamp locks into place at eight different positions, one needn't worry whether it's being applied the "right" way. It's that intuitive. Digital inputs include asynchronous USB and coaxial SPDIF. The CCD-1's meter works somewhat like a multi-function speedometer. Once a disc's contents have been scanned, a numeric display lists the number of tracks, and the needle pegs far right. When a disc begins to play the numeric display starts at 1, and the needle reverts to its far-left starting position. As the disc plays the needle advances around the dial until play stops. When the CDD-1 is functioning as a DAC, the meter measures sample rates up to 192kHz. The digital readout in the center of the meter reads bit- depths up to 24 bits.
The transport is the fine Philips CDpro2LF, which is fixed to a kilogram block of solid machined aluminum suspended in a tripod of Sorbothane to minimize mechanical and environmental resonances. All inputs (CD, USB, SPDIF) are upsampled to 24-bit/192kHz, and Gato takes obvious pride in its mix of technology—gentle filtering, dual-mono 192/24 Burr-Brown DACs, low-noise, wide-bandwidth, short signal paths, and the like.
The end result with both of these Gato designs is most impressive. As I touched on earlier, the Amp-150 and CDD-1 share essentially identical sonic characteristics, and to a degree I'm not certain I've heard from any gear in my experience, outside of MBL.
Take a simply recorded but natural-sounding disc such as Stephen Stills' Just Roll The Tape [Atlantic], a solo session from April 1968 that contains demos of tunes later made famous by CSN. Though certain moments suffer from overload distortion, the way Stills' vocals and brilliant acoustic guitar playing are captured has made this one of my favorite recent acquisitions. ("Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" is an emotional revelation.) Throughout, the Gato pair brings a notable feeling of tangibility, detail, and soft as well as driving dynamic swings to this music. The sense is of a solid balance between an uncolored presentation and one that nevertheless remains tonally rich. Details are simply "there" and never spotlighted. And, as it should be— though this can be hard when wearing a reviewer's beanie—one quickly becomes absorbed in the music while forgetting the gear.


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i am looking to see if anyone knows of a video or site i can look at to change the brake assembly on my g11xl because the linning came out and i dont know how to fix it or where i can buy
bolens g11xl
Started by foxxkohl , May 11, 2017 09:58 AM
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Posted May 11, 2017 - 09:58 AM
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Posted May 11, 2017 - 04:12 PM
Welcome to the forum! Hope the Bolens guys can get you fixed up!
Posted May 11, 2017 - 04:53 PM
Welcome to GTtalk.
Posted May 11, 2017 - 06:24 PM
I think all the XL series have the same brake system on them. look under the manuals tab, a parts manual is in there for your G11XL. That should get you going in the right direction.
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In cooperation with the Moroccan Embassy in Abu Dhabi, the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), organised the UAE-Moroccan Business Forum to discuss economic relations and ways to boost trade and investment cooperation between Sharjah and Morocco.
While receiving a high-level Moroccan delegation from the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of Fes-Meknes, at its headquarters, the SCCI held a business meeting with Moroccan officials to explore avenues of cooperation and ways to improve coordination in several economic sectors.
During the meeting, both sides highlighted the investment opportunities and projects available in both countries and discussed possible mutual investments in the real estate, private education, food industries and tourism sectors.
The meeting was attended by Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of the SCCI; Mohamed Ait Ali, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to the UAE, Abdallah Abdellaoui, 1st Vice President of the ICC Fes-Meknes and head of the visiting delegation; Mohammad Ahmed Amin Al Awadi, the SCCI's Director-General, as well as Ali Abroon, 4th Vice-President of the ICC Fes-Meknes.
Also present were Abdul Aziz Shattaf, SCCI's Assistant General Director, Members Services Sector and Director of Sharjah Exports Development Centre; Ibrahim Rashid Al Jarwan, Director of Economic Relations and Marketing at the SCCI, and Fatima Al Mokarrab, Head of the SCCI's International Cooperation Department.
Many businessmen from major Moroccan companies, specialising in real estate, food industries, tourism, hospitality and education also attended the meeting.
Welcoming the visiting delegation, Al Owais said, "Sharjah's unparalleled facilities provided to businessmen and investors have largely contributed to boosting its growth, making it an exceptional investment destination. It is not only about its economic diversity and strategic location but also about its helpful legislations and regulations, government facilities, free zones, modern ports, and promising investment opportunities."
The SCCI's Director-General said, "With as many as 21 industrial cities available, Sharjah has become an even more attractive business hub, adding to that, is its constant investment in the tourism sector, which attracts a huge number of visitors from all over the world."
Mohamed Ali commended the deeply-rooted relations between Sharjah & Fes-Meknes, stressing that the visit is a step in the right direction. He said the Fes-Meknes business community is very interested in benefitting from Sharjah's vast experience.
Abdallah Abdellaoui reaffirmed the keenness of the ICC Fes-Meknes to enhance cooperation and trade exchange with the Sharjah chamber to serve their common interests and support business partnerships.


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This classic bingo game has a metal cage with automatic random ball selector, and comes with 18 bingo cards, 150 Bingo chips, 75 Bingo balls and a Bingo ball tray. Inexpensive, this is a great version for family entertainment at home and or care facilities and communities.
Games for people with Alzheimer's can be low-tech, high-tech, or anything in between. Every care community in the world probably has a Bingo game – and that's about as low tech as you can get – yet Bingo has been shown to have positive effects when played by Alzheimer's and other dementia patients.
One study reported in the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias found that playing Bingo specifically provides mental stimulation that is highly therapeutic. Patients participating in the study performed significantly better on measures of cognition. Staff members reported increases in alertness and in awareness in the test subjects for hours after testing.
And it's not just a game for large groups. Games for Alzheimer's should be played for stimulation, not for competition, and can be enjoyed by a group of two or three. Or even one (with a caregiver). Whenever possible, have children play with the older adults. Both age groups enjoy this.
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Hey guys finally decided to switch over from motronic to AEM. Using the PnP harness, and AEM Infinity 506/508 ECU. We loaded up the 1.8T base session from the base map selection. Went thru the basic setup, selected injectors 80lb Dekas, ran the dbw wizard, started the car, fires up no problem was running crazy lean at idle so we upped the VE map in the idle cells to around 75% and it stays at 14.7, then we went ahead and did the ignition timing sync timing light matched the ignition timing lock. Running an AEM 5bar map, and 2.0T VW ignition coils.
However for whatever reason the car still sounds like it's running on 3 cylinders. Plug the motronic back in and it's peefectly fine. Not sure what's goin on.
Any help would be appreciated.
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China is the largest country in Asia and also the largest tourist magnet, welcoming over 56 million visitors every year. The country has a huge array of attractions, be it natural wonders or man-made spectacles. From the stunning rice fields along the Red River to the mammoth skyscrapers of Hong Kong, China can surprise you with its traditional charm along with its urban infrastructure. There is so much to see and do in China that it can leave any traveler confused. In this blog, we list 10 activities and attractions that should certainly be in your list during your trip to China.
- Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival
This annual monthlong festival is the largest ice and snow sculpture festival in the world today, often featuring some of the world's largest snow sculptures. It usually starts on the 5th of January and continues for a month. The festival used to attract only Chinese sculptors when it started in 1963, but over the years, it started getting international attention and now attracts some of the finest art sculptors from all over the world. The sculptures are exhibited in Sun Island and Ice and Snow World beside the Songhua River. If you are there in January, there is no way you should miss a chance to be a part of this stunning festival.
- Red Seabeach
Located in the Panjin region of north eastern China is one of its most stunning natural wonders — the Red Seabeach. The red color comes from the Suaeda Salsa, a type of red-colored grassy growth usually found in wetlands. The suaeda starts growing in April when it has light reddish hue and matures into a darker red color. This wetland region of China is not only home to the suaeda but also has a large variety of flora and fauna, which has prompted the government to put most of it under protection. However, certain pockets allow access to visitors to witness this wonderful natural phenomenon. The Red Seabeach is about 7 hrs from Beijing and is accessible by car and train.
- Danxia Landform
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Danxia Landform, also known as China Danxia, is a unique natural wonder of the country. Found in the Guangdong region of China, it is a colorful sandstone range with several shallow caves and crevices under the surface. Although there are several pockets where one can witness this natural wonder, tourists usually go from the village of Zhangye from where it is most easily accessible. The government has made increasing infrastructural developments in the recent years to promote tourism in this region so the trip is usually very comfortable.
- Li River Cruise
The Li River flows through the south eastern part of China, passing through some of the most beautiful natural landscapes of the country. The best way to explore this beauty is to take a boat cruise on this river. The best stretch is from Guilin to Yangshuo, which is about 83 km long. Tours are available complete with an experienced tour guide who will introduce the visitors to the different sections, each with its own tradition and culture.
- Rice Field Terraces along the Red River
Created by hand by the Hani people over 1000 years ago, the rice field terraces remain one of the most spectacular man-made wonders in the world. Found along the banks of the Red River, these terraces were carved by rice-growing Hani people almost 1800 m above sea level. Parts of the region have been declared a World Heritage Site for preservation. Although this attraction is not the best connected from the neighboring cities, a recently constructed highway connects it with the city of Kunming through a 7-hr bus ride.
- Tianmen Shan Mountain
Located in the Tianmen Shan National Park in the Hunan province of China, the Tianmen Shan mountain is not only the tallest peak in the region, it is also a major tourist attraction. There is an 11 km long road with 99 hairpin bends that lead to the top of this mountain. Alternatively, you can take the cable car ride, claimed to the "longest passenger cableway of high mountains in the world." Whichever route you take, you will be blessed with some dramatic panoramic views of the surrounding scenery that will make your trip truly memorable. There is also a glass-walk at the top — which is surely not for the faint-hearted.
- Fenghuang Ancient Village
The Fenghuang Ancient Village, also known as Ling Xia, is located in the Hunan province of China. Listed as a Heritage Site in China, the village is famous for its well-preserved historic architecture and surrounding natural scenery. The village has more than 5 dozen buildings and monuments which date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, including the Wen Tower, dating back to the 18th century. After exploring the village, if you have some time, visit the neighboring Fenghuangsan Forest Park and the Dapeng Fortress.
- The Great Wall of China
No trip of China is complete without visiting the Great Wall of China, one of the greatest architectural achievements from the ancient world and presently a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Wall, with all its branches, measures a staggering 21,196 km, making it the largest man-made object ever built. The first section of the wall was constructed in the 7th century BC. It was further extended in the centuries to come by more than 7 dynasties. It can be visited from different parts, with Badaling being the most popular section with tourists and visiting heads of state. The Wall can be visited any time of the year, although it is best avoided during the winter months when the temperature often goes below freezing.
- Terraced Pools of Huanglong
Huanglong — literally translating to Yellow Dragon in the local language — is a place of natural wonders in the Sichuan region of China and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992. The place gets its name because the valley looks like a golden dragon from the mountains peaks. The Huanglong scenery consists of snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, hot springs, and diverse forest ecosystems, but it is the unique colorful natural terraced pools that are the highlight of all attractions. These pools are formed by calcite deposits which give it a distinct color. Huanglong is also famous for being home to the giant panda and the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey — 2 endangered species of animals.
- Hong Kong and Macau
Hong Kong and Macau are 2 autonomous territories of China that have developed as major tourist attractions in this part of the world. While Hong Kong has a wide array of attractions ranging from natural wonders to stunning skyscrapers and Buddhist monuments, Macau is famous for its casinos and stunningly extravagant themed luxury hotels in the style of Las Vegas.
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California is a state blessed with amazing hot springs. There are various regions around this long state that feature these natural mineral waters. Happy soaking!
Natural Hot Springs in California
One of the meccas for hot springs vacation is Desert Hot Springs, CA, known as California's Spa City. It's actually the world's only destination with both hot and cold mineral spring aquifers. There are more than a dozen hot springs resort in this town alone. Plus downtown Palm Springs is less than a 20 minute drive from nearly all of them.
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Guide to California's Natural Hot Springs
California is rich in public and private hot springs, attracting many travelers around the year who simply visit to enjoy the therapeutic and healing powers of the mineral-rich waters. Some of these springs are accessible via simple and challenging hiking trails, whereas others are managed by hotel and spa services, also offering numerous accommodation options for overnight stays.
Let's take a look at some of the most popular hot springs in California.
Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
Calistoga Hot Springs, situated in Calistoga in the Napa Valley, comprises several smaller springs that have a varying temperature range. Since the 1900s, a spa has also operated in the area offering facilities such as general spa services, a wellness center, and mud baths. Calistoga Spa Hot Springs comprises of four small mineral pools, and a large one referred to as the Roman Pool.
Each of the four smaller pools features a variety of pools. These include a whirlpool, a lap pool with multiple lanes, a soaking pool, and a wading pool for kids. Of the three adult pools, the lap pool has the lowest temperature at 80oF or 26oC, the soaking pool has a temperature of 100oF or 37oC, and the whirlpool has the greatest temperature, regulated at 104oF or 40oC.
Patios with day beds, sun loungers, and barbecue pits have been set up around the pool area.
Crowley Hot Springs
The Crowley Hot Springs in California, often referred to as the Wild Willy's, are situated in the Mammoth Lakes area, close to the Hot Creek Geothermal area. The springs can be accessed after hiking up a 2-mile path.
The site boasts two pools set in lush green plains and surrounded by breathtaking views of the mountains. The first pool is around 10 feet wide and has a depth of around 3 feet, offering a warm and relaxing temperature. The second pool has is slightly bigger in size, and is hotter as well. The waters are an intense blue, and rich in minerals, perfect for a dip to refresh your body and mind.
Deep Creek Hot Springs
The Deep Creek Hot Springs flow out from the Mojave River in the northern part of the Mojave Desert at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountain Range. They can be accessed via the Pacific Crest Trail or the Freedom Trail.
Under the management of the San Bernardino National Forest, the area features a number of pools, filled with both hot and cold waters. The soaking area is surrounded by exotic views of the woodlands and the conifer forests.
So which of these hot springs in California are you planning to visit next? We're sure your trip will be an enjoyable one!


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Chrissy & Simon's relaxed garden party wedding took place in Vendee, Western France at the end of July. Having lived in France for the past 5 years, they decided to tie the knot in their local church and then celebrate with their family & closest friends, at Chrissy's parent's house in St Hilaire. When I arrived at Chrissy & Si's Maison de Maitre on the morning of the wedding, I instantly fell in love with their beautiful home. It's taken them a few years to create their ideal French living space and it's absolutely stunning. Chatting with Chrissy while she had her hair & make up done, she told me all about their labour love and that tying the knot in their home town in France, was the cherry on the cake for them. Inspired by vintage styling, they decided to add vintage elements to their special day – down to their wedding outfits. What I loved most about the day, was the fact that it was very low key and relaxed. With only 35 guests, Chrissy & Si could spend quality time with each of their guests – especially those who had flown over from the UK for their wedding celebrations.
**Check out Chrissy & Si's wedding featured on wedding blog Love My Dress, here.**
Just before sunset they had a balloon release, which I thought was a lovely alternative to chinese lanterns. With delicious macarons from L'Atelier du Caramel instead of a wedding cake and afternoon tea, followed by their first dance under the stars and an evening barbecue, the day was a fusion of French & English and I had a lovely time with the happy couple and their guests. A big thank you to Julie & Rick at La Frelonniere for letting us use their garden for some of the couple portraits (separate blog post on my stay at La Frelonniere to follow very soon!)
A little note from Chrissy & Si:
What can we say….We have just spent the last 2 hours watching our beautiful slideshow you created and all our beautiful pictures…truly amazing! We cannot believe how lucky we have been to have such a wonderful and very talented lady photograph our wedding day…Anneli you have surpassed all expectations! It seems unreal…Dreamy!!!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you…Thank you just doesn't seem enough!
Married life is more wonderful than I ever thought possible…we were so happy on our wedding day…the memories will last a life time especially with our wonderful pictures."
Mr & Mrs Broster, thank you for inviting me to France to capture your day. Enjoy your photos! Restez en contact et vous voir à nouveau quelque temps !
Below are some of my favourites from the day:
Style me Vintage by Annabel from Love My Dress on hand for some vintage wedding inspiration! :-)
Wedding day suppliers:
Chrissy's wedding dress: Pronuptia Paris
Chrissy's wedding shoes: San Marina
Hair & make-up: Cathy Neal
Simon's suit & shoes: Devred 1904
Catering: Cafe Cour du Miricale
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The lovely Shruti Haasan is arguably one of the popular and gorgeous divas in K-town today. She enjoys a strong fan following thanks to her good looks, sincere performances and of course bindass nature. Moreover, she has worked with top stars such as Vijay and proved that she is an A-lister in the purest sense. As it so happens, the actress is pretty active on the social media and makes it a point to post personal pics on Instagram.
Needless to say, the pics have made her bond with fans even stronger and made movie buffs love her even more. Her frequent posts have also given us a glimpse of her chilled and wonderful rapport with her younger sister/actress Akshara. The Haasan girls seem to share a lovely bond with each other and often have fun like there is no tomorrow. Shruti has previously shared photos of her chilling with Akshara at a beach as well as well as at home and given us some sibling goals.
Interestingly, Shruti had once said that the she rarely discusses work with her sis. She had further added that they love chatting about random things and just hanging out together.
" We keep asking each other 'what are we doing' and then it gets boring. We have typical sibling conversations, too. We talk about nonsensical stuff like sharing funny videos of cats, kids and all that. Then she will show me pictures or videos of these guys dancing. So, our chats are absolutely normal," she had told a daily.
Well, we wish Akshara and Shruti good luck for their professional commitments and hope that they continue giving us sibling goals in the days to come. Oh, and here are some awesome pics of the siblings together.
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United Tenants of Albany (UTA) is a community based nonprofit organization that works to improve housing conditions, both in terms of physical conditions and in terms of tenants' rights for security and equity. UTA responds to calls throughout the Capital District and concentrates its activities in low and moderate income neighborhoods in Albany.
The mission of UTA is to protect tenants' rights for safe, decent and affordable housing, with special emphases on those who have the greatest need or who experience the most severe problems and to promote the development and preservation of more affordable housing.
Over the past 4 decades UTA has worked to improve code enforcement, campaign for rent regulations, advocating for responsible investment policies and support the development and preservation of affordable housing. We have linked up with public housing tenants, mobile home park tenants, concerned home owners and responsible landlords on issues of housing justice.
UTA carries on this tradition with a combination of direct services and community organization. The direct service activities range from crisis intervention to counseling and advocacy. The community organization work includes bringing small groups of people together and joint efforts with other organizations on broader housing issues.
United Tenants funding sources vary from year to year but generally include The NYS Homes and Community Renewal, the Albany County Department of Social Services, the Emergency Solutions Grant through the City of Albany, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Catholic Charities of the Albany Diocese, corporate donors, and numerous individual donors (many through the State Employee Federate Appeal and Community Works).
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President: Malcolm McPherson
Vice President: Ann Sconiers
Treasurer: Cara Long Corra
Secretary: David Craft
Members: Aleese Berne
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Community Organizer: Adrian' Hill
Homeless Prevention Program Director: Courtney Burke
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Court Advocate: Julia Long
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UTA Annual Report 2016 – 2017
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UTA Annual Report 2014 – 2015
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When you stay at Residence Inn by Marriott San Jose in Campbell, you'll be in the business district and convenient to Ainsley House. This hotel is within the vicinity of Winchester Mystery House and Santa Clara University.
Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and separate sitting areas.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and a picnic area. Guests can catch a ride on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.
Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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Heritage Alumni Matt & Andy Hunt Help Make DePauw Football History
by Lisa Abbott (Fall 2017 Messenger Magazine)
With only 38 seconds left in the nail-biting 2016 Monon Bell Classic game, thousands of DePauw University football fans leapt to their feet in excited anticipation. They held their collective breath as Tigers' quarterback, Matt Hunt (HCS 2013), snapped a decisive, 13-yard pass to his younger brother, Andy (HCS 2015). The final touchdown delivered DePauw fans a 37-34 victory over their Wabash College rival and ended the team's seven-year-long stretch of Monon Bell defeats.
For the Hunt brothers, both Heritage alumni and former Eagles athletes, it was the perfect ending to Matt's final season, as a senior for the Tigers. Matt's 400 offensive yards during the game earned him a place in the history of the Monon Bell Classic, the oldest collegiate football rivalry west of the Alleghenies.
Matt and Andy Hunt at Heritage
The closely-knit Hunt family members might well have been some of the most enthusiastic fans at the Monon Bell game on that chilly November day; and at every other DePauw game over the past four years. Matt and Andy's parents, grandparents and sister, Maggie (HCS 2017), have supported the brothers every step of the way. "They remind us about what's most important in life", says Andy. The boys first began playing their beloved sport when they were mere elementary students at Heritage. In 2005, their father, Kevin Hunt, helped to start Heritage's youth football program that today is offered for third- through sixth-grade players.
Both Hunts say they benefitted from the athletic opportunities they found at Heritage. By the time they reached high school, they played both baseball and, of course, football. Some of the richest athletic experiences, they say, came from the positive relationships they established with their coaches. Long-time former Heritage football coach, Ron Qualls, and Heritage baseball coach, Dan Ambrose, both had an impact on the Hunts. Besides building their athletic ability, Matt says Qualls "was concerned about making you a better person. He genuinely cared about you." Says Andy, "Coach Qualls and Coach Ambrose both encouraged me to be a better player and a better person. If I ever needed anything, they were there for me."
At Heritage, I learned how to back up my faith with facts about why I believe. Our spiritual values were ingrained in us from an early age.
The Hunts' full 13 years as Heritage students included more than athletic accomplishments. They say they appreciated the academic and spiritual opportunities they received. Both fondly recall their experiences as National Honor Society scholars, when they served as after-school academic tutors for inner-city students through a partnership that Heritage Bible teacher, Carter Booker, developed with Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Andy says he also cherishes the time he spent during his junior and senior years at Heritage, when he became an on-campus mentor to a Heritage fourth-grade male student. He became a role model for the student and gave him extra help with his homework. These kinds of opportunities, say the Hunts, were an important part of the others-focused, spiritual emphasis they grew up with at Heritage. The experiences served as valuable preparation for the academic rigors and also the new challenges to their faith that accompanied their transition to college life. "At Heritage, I learned how to back up my faith with facts about why I believe," explains Andy. "Our spiritual values were ingrained in us from an early age. In college, you solidify what you believe," says Matt.
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Andy Hunt
Football has been perhaps one of the most obvious common threads in the Hunt brothers' lives so far. The Monon Bell Classic win last fall was a pinnacle of this shared experience. The victory elicited accolades for both brothers. Matt became the first player from DePauw to receive the North Coast Athletic Conference's (NCAC) Mike Gregory Award for Offensive Player of the Year. He received unanimous selection from coaches for this honor, after having led the league in numerous categories. For the second time in his collegiate athletic career, he also was selected for the All-NCAC first team. Andy, a sophomore and wide receiver, earned All-NCAC second team honors, as well. He placed first in the conference for his 10 season touchdown receptions; third for his 67 catches and seventh with 686 yards.
The end of last year's season was, for Matt, bittersweet. It marked the conclusion of an outstanding collegiate athletic career and his last official game on the same field with his brother. But he also had much to look forward to. This summer, he launched his professional career in business, with a post-graduation position he sacked with KITE Realty in Indianapolis. And, he says, the friendships he formed with teammates over the past four years promise to be enduring ones; much like the strong, ongoing friendships that he and Andy formed while at Heritage. "The bonds you create on a football field are long lasting," he says. This season, he'll join the Hunt family's cheering section at DePauw games, rooting for Andy from the bleachers. But even if it's from the sidelines, one thing likely won't change; the connection the brothers have long shared, both on and off the football field. "We've always been very competitive, but we have a good connection," says Andy. "We always have each other's back."


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Having everything is one place is a lot better as opposed to another snorkel and mask. The Ocean see snorkeling set has diving fins and a face skillet. You do not have to go stock with tubing collection and the traditional google. It's constructed using an ocean perspective snorkel mask which lets you get comfortable in addition to breathing. Using adjusting nylon straps and its silicon face padding, you may spend time snorkeling.
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Snorkelers find it challenging to shoot shots that are underwater that are fine, seeking to preserve direction is a task and holding your camera. The Oceanview pushes sets includes a Go-pro Mount, this empowers snorkelers to be comfy unite their camera and shoot shots that are awesome.
5. WSTOO 180° Full Face Snorkel Mask Panoramic view snorkel Mask
Offering a comprehensive vista of this seascape, this mask is made of transparent anti-allergic silicone using a shatterproof polycarbonate window which appreciates a 180-degree view. Its snorkels that are lengthened make sure you enjoy comfortable while submerged breathing through your mouth and your nose.
The screen is stored clear from fog whereas the Dry Drop system near the peak of the mask may shut the valve when necessary to prevent the unwanted and unintentional inflow of water via an advanced design that streamlines the warmth to decrease atomization.
For the family, this mask is designed with its security features and can be offered in sizes. The dimensions are measured based on your face in the region between the base of the nose to the chin bridge's period.


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This Sunday, Feb. 5th is more than just my birthday! It's the most watched television event of the year. No, it's not the Oscars…it's the Superbowl! Men may look forward to a day of football and beer, but for most of us girls, it's an excuse to entertain. I like to keep the team spirit, while glamming it up a bit…just enough to make it a little less testosterone heavy.
Here are some fun, effortless ways to accomplish both.
Your own Box Seats
We all need extra seating for any party or get together. This is especially true for the Superbowl, where we're all glued to the TV. With the Giants/Patriots match up, I'm not sure anyone will even take a minute for a bathroom break!
How much cozier can you get than lounging in this Faux Fur bean bag chair? And these super stylish floor poufs will certainly add that bit of fab that I always look for. Either way, they're all so cool; you're going to want to keep these babies around as part of your permanent decor!
Accessorizing: Scoring Extra Points
Have fun serving your food while supporting your team! Find pieces in your team's colors like these lacquered trays to jazz up your finger food.
Create fun drinks for these acrylic drinking glasses. They look great and you have the extra bonus that they won't break when everyone jumps up with excitement with the first touchdown!
The day may be about football, but it's always a good idea to throw in a little mood lighting. Try these candle's in Giants colors…sorry to take sides, but I am a New Yorker!
"Throw Back" to the 50's
Ok, maybe there was something to the TV dinners of the 50's…snack tables! What better way to watch the game of the year, than piling your yummies and beer bottles on your own convenient table? Whether it's a folding table or a Butler Tray, they're easy, chic, and portable!
There's a few days until the big game, so look around and stock up on things that will make your Superbowl Sunday come alive for you, your guests, and the men in your life!
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Tuva Faux Fur Bean Bag by Z Gallerie
Floor Poufs by West Elm
Lacquer Hexagon Trays by Jonathan Adler
Acrylic Tumblers by Target
Pillar Candles by Crate & Barrel
Formasa Tray Table by CB2
Tall Butler Tray Stand by West Elm


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