#grace kremer

[the-gershomite]

Ewoks #12 -March 1987-

written by David Manak

pencil art by Warren Kremer

inked by Jon D'Agostino

colors by George Roussos

letters by Grace Kremer

[grantmentis]

IMO my pwhl free agent ranking of who’s still available

Please note I’m only doing players who were under contact last year and not undrafted free agents

Tier One: their phone should be buzzing

Daryl watts, Michela Cava, Hannah Miller, Kateřina Mrázová,

All these players were highly productive on their teams last season and are immediate impact players

Tier two: maybe not the first call, but should be highly sought after

Kaleigh Fratkin, Rebecca Leslie, Lauriane Rougeau, Gabrielle David, Claire Dalton, Abbey Levy, Sandra Abstreiter

These are proven players who had decent years, but may be called after tier one players and some draft picks get settled in to see where they fit in the roster .

Tier 3: building out your roster

Emma woods, Emma Greco, Lexie Adzija, Gigi Marvin, Amanda Pelkey, Sarah Bujold, Liz Schepers, Melissa Channell, Paetyn Levis, Kayla Vespa,

Fits into two groups; those who are Swiss army type middle six / pairing players who can play up and down the lineup. players who will still be third/fourth liners of depth defenders but were extremely effective in that spot, bumping them up a tier.

Tier Four: quality depth players

Madison Packer, Alexandra Labelle, Olivia Knowles, Carly Jackson, Sarah Lefort, Leah Lum, Jillian Dempsey, Madison Bizal, Catherine Dubois, Taylor Wenczkowski, Kelly babstock, Cami Kronish, Claire Butorac, Amanda Leveille, Lauren Bench, Shiann Darkangelo, Rachel McQuigge, Johanna Fällman, Lindsey post

Third/ fourth liners and third pair defender and goalies. Some of these players have a specific niche they fill, a lot are veterans, thus making me think they’ll get some early training camp invites. Unfortunately with a tight cap and limited spaces, it’s possible not all will be signed, but all will be considered

Tier four: reserves

Sam Cogan, Jess jones, Maude Poulin-Labelle, Jessica Kondas, Emma Keenan, Alexa Vasko, Kaitlin Willoughby, Liliane Perreault, Alexandra Poznikoff, Catherine Daoust, Madison Bizal, Brigitte Laganière, Nicole Kosta, Abby Cook, Brooke Bryant, Clair DeGeorge, Dominique Kremer, Nikki Nightengale, Akane Shiga, Rosalie Demers, Sammy Davis, Sam Isbell, Malia Schneider, Emma Buckles, Lauren MacInnis, Carley Olivier, Olivia Zafuto, Alexa Gruschow, Taylor Baker,

A lot of these players here either played little last year or were already reserves, or are playing a position/niche that is overcrowded. Many of these players are talented and could def earn a spot for a team that they gel right with, but likely wouldn’t be until after training camp. This tier is pretty close to tier three and probs a lot of overlap depending on a coaches evaluation of how players fit in their system

Tier ?: the unknown

Sydney Brodt, Mikyla Grant Mentis, Audrey-Anne Veillette, Ann-Sophie Bettez, Caitrin Lonergan, Fanni Garát-Gasparics, Kristin Della Rovere

These players did not play a lot last year due to various circumstances but were pretty impactful / took on high end roles when they did. Because of that, they separate themselves from other players who saw limited minutes and may be ore sought after. The exception is Veillette, who straight up DNP due to injury, but was thought pretty highly of when drafted. Bettez is also a weird one here because though she missed a lot this year, everyone knows what she’s capable of, but I don’t think she’d be willing to leave Montreal

[pwhl-mybeloved]

MINNESOTA

Forwards (13)
Bryant, Brooke (Aug 22 LEO)
Butorac, Claire (Sept 24 LIBRA)
Cava, Michela (March 26 ARIES)
Coyne Schofield, Kendall (May 25 GEMINI)
DeGeorge, Clair (June 7 GEMINI)
Fleming, Brittyn (May 24 GEMINI)
Heise, Taylor (March 17 PISCES)
Křížová, Denisa (November 3, SCORPIO)
Kunin, Sophia (April 3 ARIES)
Pannek, Kelly (December 29 CAPRICORN)
Schepers, Liz (February 13 AQUARIUS)
Tapani, Susanna (March 2 PISCES)

Zumwinkle, Grace (April 23 TAURUS)

Defenders (7)
Buchbinder, Natalie (January 22 AQUARIUS)
Channell, Mellissa (December 16 SAGITTARIUS)
Cook, Abby (May 12 TAURUS)
Flaherty, Maggie (June 2 GEMINI)
Greco, Emma (March 6 PISCES)
Kremer, Dominique (June 9 GEMINI)
Stecklein, Lee (April 23 TAURUS)

Goaltenders (3)
Hensley, Nicole (June 23 CANCER)
Leveille, Amanda (June 10 GEMINI)
Rooney, Maddie (July 7 CANCER)

(This has been very hastily done on my phone so please correct if you see issues on the roster/dates/etc. Roster sourced from this site which is a lil older so may not be current, I haven’t double checked!!)

[shadowwingtronix]

"Yesterday's" Comic> Fraggle Rock #4

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Fraggle Rock #4

I don’t think a bridge made mostly of concentrated radish powder counts as a safety net, guys. Fraggle Rock #4 Star Comics (October, 1985) “The Doozer That Wanted To Be A Fraggle” WRITER: Stan Kay ARTIST: Marie Severin LETTERER: Grace Kremer EDITOR: Sid Jacobson Continue reading “Yesterday’s” Comic> Fraggle Rock #4

[blackswaneuroparedux]

Only the greatest artists are able to maintain the freshness of discovery with the depth of thoughtfulness. Martha Argerich is one of them.

- Daniel Barenboim on pianist Martha Argerich

For all her international renown, the Argentine-Swiss classical concert pianist does not appear to be a natural virtuoso: Martha Argerich comes on stage a little shyly, dressed in a simple black top and full patterned skirt, a thick mass of grey hair clouding her face, she bows as if to say “Oh, so you’d like me to play the piano?”, sits at the piano, shakes back her hair… And then she plays…

A formidable, legendary pianist, there is an air of mystery surrounding Martha Argerich, in part due to her reluctance to give interviews and the rarity of her concert appearances (her concert sell out in minutes). She has never sought to cultivate the image of the superstar virtuoso. A prodigious, ferocious talent, Argerich is blessed with a photographic memory, enabling her to reproduce music after a single hearing. Her bravura technique is beyond comparison: she has a “thing for octaves” and can make the rapid octave passages in Tchaikovsky’s first piano concerto or Schumann’s Toccata, one of the most challenging works in the entire repertoire, look like child’s play. Behind that technical assuredness, is an artistry which makes you feel as if you are hearing familiar, well-known repertoire anew. That’s a remarkable skill in any pianist, but for someone in their late-70s who’s been performing for over half a century, it’s extraordinary.

In the 2012 film “Bloody Daughter” made by her youngest daughter, Stéphanie Argerich (Stephen Kovacevich’s daughter), the Argentine-born pianist Martha Argerich’s chaotic home life is revealed with honesty and affection. She likes to sleep beyond midday, spends time watching television or chatting to friends, and might practice the piano late in the evening. One senses a rebellion against the restrictive, highly-organised lifestyle of the international concert artist.

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1941, she grew up learning the paino alongside another pianist prodigy and future maestro conductor, Daniel Barenboim. Both have maintained a life time friendship and have even played together.

Martha Argerich came to international attention when she won the International Chopin Piano Competition at the age of 24. Prior to that she had received support from Argentina’s President Peron who posted her diplomat father to Vienna so that she could study there. Despite her long and acclaimed career, she is prey to artistic insecurity, but sees this as an asset rather than a handicap, regarding it as a mark of a true artist who has not rested complacently on the laurels of their success. In the 1980s she decided to limit her solo work, stating that she found the on stage loneliness unbearable, and she much prefers to perform with others. Those ‘others’ being the world’s greatest orchestras and musicians, including her long-time friend Daniel Barenboim, cellist Mischa Maisky, Nelson Freire, violinist Gidon Kremer and conductor Claudio Abbado. Her repertoire is broad and varied; her performances and recordings of the concertos of Schumann, Liszt, Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev are especially wondrous.

And what of her playing? It’s quixotic, rhapsodic, exciting and mercurial. There’s something ineffable about her musical understanding and sensitivity, an acute awareness of pacing and rubato (which in other hands would sound contrived) and a glorious range of sound. Martha Argerich brings music to life with an unmatched colour and vibrancy, and an amazing naturalness which speaks of a life spent immersed in the repertoire. She combines power and grace, unafraid to take risks to the point that sometimes her playing seems on the verge of being slightly out of control, which makes it doubly thrilling, yet her playing is impressively precise. She also seems to genuinely enjoy herself when playing – you catch her smiling to herself, to the conductor. Her concerts are milestones, the experience forever etched into the memory to become the benchmark against which other performances are measured.

[weirdletter]

Best New Horror #30, edited by Stephen Jones, PS Publishing, 2020. Cover art by Warren Kremer, info: pspublishing.co.uk.

In this latest edition of the world’s longest-running annual showcase of horror and dark fantasy you will find cutting-edge stories by such authors as Ramsey Campbell, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Alison Littlewood, Graham Masterton, Michael Marshall Smith, Damien Angelica Walters, Reggie Oliver and Thana Niveau, amongst many others. You’ll also find the usual Introduction: Horror in 2018 and Necrology of those who have left us.

Contents. Introduction of Horror in 2018 – Stephen Jones The House – Peter Bell Smiling Man – Simon Kurt Unsworth Holiday Reading – Rosalie Parker Resonant Evil –Graham Masterton Redriff – Michael Chislett The Blink – Nicholas Royle The Deep Sea Swell – John Langan Sisters Rise – Christopher Harman The Run of the Town – Ramsey Campbell The Marvellous Talking Machine – Alison Littlewood Who’s Got the Button? – James Wade The Typewriter – Rio Youers The Keepers of the Lighthouse – Ken Mackenzie The Hungry Grass – Tracy Fahey Ghostly Studies, Dr. Grace, and The Diodati Society – Daniel McGachey It Never Looks Like Drowning – Damien Angelica Walters The Window of Erich Zann – Michael Marshall Smith Posterity – Mark Samuels Octoberland – Thana Niveau Porson’s Piece – Reggie Oliver He Sings of Salt and Wormwood – Brian Hodge Virginia Story – Caitlin R. Kiernan The Virgin Mary Well – Peter Bell Necrology – Stephen Jones and Kim Newman

[humansoulsarg]

Heathcliff Comic/Houses of Spice Solve (Locker 47)

Heathcliff Comic: https://pangenttechnologies.tumblr.com/post/186580344347/heathcliff-39-nov-1989-marvel-comics-angelo Houses of Spice: https://pangenttechnologies.tumblr.com/post/186580131377/spice-girls-spice-world-2019-logos-house-of-scary At the end of the Houses of Spice is an animated GIF with blinking white dots. Partial Solve by Groovy Tesseract, Zomperzon and Timescape “have you tried to put the gif on top of the comic that was released just before or just after it? The big square on this gif would fit the big X at the end final page of the comicbook” Heathcliff #39 (Nov 1989, Marvel Comics) Angelo Decesare (Writer/Penciler/Colorist)Jackie Roettcher (Inker)Grace Kremer (Letterer)

I made the squares purple so they’re easier to see Some squares cover the comic text nicely, but other squares cover bits of the background Plus the squares seem to be organized into 4 rows which matches the 4 comic panel rows. I guess it’s just a matter of figuring out which pages are relevant. The “Houses of Spice” animated GIF has three frames. If I use each frame as a different RGB channel I get valid Pangent colors. Here are two possibilities. This may match letters on the Heathcliff comic pages.

just from eyeballing it, I think the last page is White and says “rex”

SOLVED BY FROGMOSS10

Locker reserved for Sofia Padre (Forty-Seven) in the name of Grand-Kitty Rex

[nonfilms]

Here is a list of some of our favorite films we saw 2019. We encourage you to watch them all and continue seeking out cinema that inspires and motivates you to create. 

1. A Great Lamp (d. Saad Qureshi) 2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (d. Céline Sciamma) 3. The Mountain (d. Rick Alverson) 4. The Souvenir (d. Joanna Hogg) 5. Queen of Lapa (d. Carolina Monnerat & Theodore Collatos) 6. The Irishman (d. Martin Scorsese) 7. A Hidden Life (d. Terrence Malick) 8. Black Mother (d. Khalik Allah) 9. Atlantics (d. Mati Diop) 10. Varda by Agnes (d. Agnès Varda) 11. Long Day’s Journey Into Night (d. Bi Gan) 12. Parasite (d. Bong Joon-ho) 13. Uncut Gems (d. Safdie Brothers) 14. Cat Sticks (d. Ronny Sen) 15. Knives and Skin Film (d. Jennifer Reeder) 16. This Magnificent Cake! (d. Marc and Emma) 17. The Lighthouse (d. Robert Eggers) 18. Vitalina Varela (d. Pedro Costa) 19. First Cow (d. Kelly Reichardt) 20. August at Akiko's (d. Christopher Makoto Yogi) 21. The Last Black Man in San Francisco (d. Joe Talbot) 22. Tux & Fanny (d. Albert Birney) 23. Our Time (d. Carlos Reygadas) 24. High Life (d. Claire Denis) 25. The Ghost Who Walks (d. Cody Stokes) 26. The Forgotten Colours of Dreams (d. Johnny Clyde) 27. Desolation Center (d. Stuart Swezey) 28. The Wild Pear Tree (d. Nuri Bilge Ceylan) 29. Monos (d. Alejandro Landes) 30. RAY & LIZ (d. Richard Billingham) 31. Little Women Movie (d. Greta Gerwig) 32. The Farewell (d. Lulu Wang) 33. Dolemite is My Name (d. Craig Brewer) 34. Overwhelm the Sky (d. Daniel Kremer) 35. Ham on Rye (d. Tyler Taormina) 36. Lil Buck: Real Swan (d. Louis Wallecan) 37. Amazing Grace Movie (d. Sydney Pollack & Alan Elliott) 38. Buñuel in the Labyrinth of Turtles (d. Salvador Simó Busom) 39. Synonyms (d. Nadav Lapid) 40. Apollo 11 (d. Todd Douglas Miller)

Honorable Mentions: Pain and Glory, Hail Satan?, Climax, Birds of Passage, Homecoming, La Flor, In Reality, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, The Nightingale, Two Plains and a Fancy, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, Marriage Story, In Fabric, The Great Buster, Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus, Uranium Derby, I Lost My Body

[pangenttechnologies]

Heathcliff #39 (Nov 1989, Marvel Comics)

Angelo Decesare (Writer/Penciler/Colorist)Jackie Roettcher (Inker)Grace Kremer (Letterer)

[simulacrahelps]

TWIN MASTERLIST

In this masterlist you’ll find Twins Like or reblog if you thought it was useful 

Bold = no resources

Male Twins

Ethan & Grayson Dolan(18)White unspecified

Cole & Dylan Sprouse(25) English, Scottish, Danish, & German

Tom & Bill Kaulitz(28)German

Munro & Thomas Chambers(28) Italian, German, British & French

John & Edward Grimes(26)Irish

Max & Charlie Carver (30)White unspecified

Marcus and Lucas Dobre(19)Iranian & Romanian

Ivan and Emilio Martinez(19) Spanish

Danny & Michael Phillippou(25) Greek cypriot

Laurent and Larry Nicolas Bourgeois(29)French & Guadalopean

Keith & Kevin Hodge(42)Ivorian, Ghanaian, Scandanavian, Iberian, British, Camaroonian, Nigerian, Bantu, Tongolese & Congolese

Finn & Jack Harries(25)White unspecified

Reed & Quin Baron(10)?

Shawn & Taylor Carpenter(22)?

 Aidan & Andrew Gonzales(12)Spanish

Andrew & Jakob Miller(?) ?

Anton & Preston LeBlanc(?) ?

Aidan & Liam O’Donnell(?)?

Blake & Brennan Johnson(?) ?

Bodhi & Kai Schulz(?)German & British

Bradley & Spencer Pickren(15)?

Brent & Shane Kinsman(20)white unspecified

Casey & Dylan Boersma(23)?

Connor & Garret Sullivan(17)?

Connor & Owen Fielding(12)

Daniel & Joshua Shalikar(29)Iranian ?

Declan & Rory McTigue(14)?

Dylan & Jordan Cline(15)?

Edward & James Nigbor(?)?

Elijah & Isaiah Ford (?)African-American

Evan & Luke Kruntchev(9)?

Frank & Morgan Gingerich(16)?

Gavin & Ethan Kent(12)?

Hlynur & Marinó Sigurðsson(30)Icelandian

Houston & Kanan Hooker(25)?

Jacob & Zachary Handy(24)?

Jason & Kristopher Simmons(15)?

Joseph & Matthew Levinson(14)?

Joseph & Raymond Cartigiano(14)?

Max & Sam Christy(18)?

Preston & Trevor Shores(?)?

Ronald & Frank De Boer(48)Dutch

Lars & Sven Bender(29)German

Halil & Hamit Altintop(35)Turkish & German

Shota & Archil Arveladze(45)Georgian

Jonathan & Kevin Borlée(30)Belgium

Jasper & Marius Gottlieb(29)Dutch

Benji & Joel Madden(39)English, German, Scottish & Irish

Niek & Brent Schoemaker(14)Dutch

 Bryan And Denny Kirkwood(43)White unspecified

Andrew and Steven Cavarno(26)?

Aaron & Griffin Kunitz(13)Russian Jewish

Nicholas Brendon & Kelly Donovan(47)White Unspecified

Jon & Dan Heder(40)Swedish

Jim & John Chapman(30)White unspecified

Dylan & Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit(27)?

Rami & Sami Malek(37)Coptic, Egyptian & Greek

James & Oliver Phelps(32)White unspecified)

Shawn & Aaron Ashmore(38)English

Aaron & Austin Rhodes(22)?

Charlie & Craig Reid (56)Scottish

Duke & Scott Huisman(12)Dutch

Koen en Jos van der Donk(30)Dutch

Tim & Tom Coronel(46)Dutch

Joshua & Jonathan Fatu(32)Samoan

Female twins

Jade & Nikita Ramsey (30)White unspecified

Ailish & Julia O’Connor(10)?

Ali & Susanne Hartman(6)?

Amanda & Caitlin Fein(25)

Amanda & Rachel Pace(17)white unspecified

Anais & Mirabelle Lee(11)African-American

Ashlyn & Kayley Messick(24)?

Ava & Grace Greeson(9/10)?

Ava & Olivia White(13)?

Baylie & Rylie Cregut(8)?

Bebe & Maggie Vose(9)?

Bianca & Chiara D'Ambrosio(13)White unspecified

Brianna & Brittany McConnell(24)?

Cali & Noelle Sheldon(16)?

Campbell & Carolyn Rose(13)?

Cara & Madelyn Gosselin(17) German, English, Scottis, Korean,  French-Canadian, Irish, Welsh & Portuguese

Dakoda & Danica Hobbs(12)?

Elaine & Melanie Silver(30)?

Elizabeth & Mariam Tovey(?)?

Ella & Jaden Hiller(9/10)?

Elle & Ithaca Kremer(11)?

Faith & Hope Shin(24)?

Gianna & Jessie Salvatierra(10)?

Isabel & Samantha Kahle (8)?

Jacqueline & Rebecca Levine(11)?

Jessica & Rachael Slomovitz(11)?

Josie & Lucy Gallina(12)?

Kaitlyn & Kristen Hooper(25)?

Karleigh & McKenna Larson(9)?

Kathryn & Megan Prescott(27)White unspecified

Kayla & Rylie Colbert(7/8)?

Keana & Maia Bastidas(20)?

Keaton & Kylie Tyndall(26)?

Madison & Marissa Poer(17)?

Nadia & Talia Hartounian(10)?

Rebecca & Vanessa Rogers(16)?

Rose & Ruby Romero(9)?

Savanna & Sienna Dezio(11)?

Gabi & Niki Demartino(23)Cuban & Italian

Ava and Alexis McClure(5)Half Nigerian

Teagan Rybka and Sam Rybka(23)?

Lisa & Lena Mantler(16)German

Brittany and Briana Murillo(23)?

Elisha & Renee Herbert(19)?

Madeleine and Samantha Caleon(22)?

Mikahl and Payton Caci(19)?

Aitana and Paula Etxeberria(21)Spanish

Linda and Terry Jamison(53)White unspecified

Camille and Kennerly Kitt(?)Norwegian, Finnish & swedish

Mia & Isabella Drotini(5)?

 Tegan & Sara Quin(37)French-Canadian & Scottish

Amy & Shelley Vol(22) Dutch

Liliana & Alicia De Vries(30)Colombian & Dutch

Deidre & Andrea Hall(70)?

Tia & Tamara Mowry(40)African-American &Bahamian

Rebecca & Camilla Russo(24)Italian

Brittany & Cynthia Daniel(42)White unspecified

Jill & Jacqueline Hennessy(49) Irish, French, Swedish, Italian, Ukrainian, Austrian &  Romani

Nikki & Brie Bella(34) Mexican, Italian, English, Irish & Scottish

 Shannon & Shauna Baker (29) Stellat’en Carrier Dene (First Nations) & African-American

Ashley & Mary Kate Olsen (32) Norwegian, English, German, Italian & French

Choa & Heo Minseon(28)Korean

Vanessa & Veronica Merrell(22) Mexican, Portuguese, Spanish, German & Irish

Brooklyn & Bailey McKnight(18)?

Faye & Demi Burgers(21)Dutch

Jessica & Lisa Origliasso(33)Italian & Sicilian

Gabriela and Monica Irimia(35)Romanian

 Female & Male twins

Kieran & Meghan Hayes(19)?

Spencer & Peyton List(20) German, English, Scottish, Danish, Welsh &  French

Kiefer & Rachel Sutherland(51) Scottish, English, Irish &  German

Scarlett & Hunter Johansson(33)Ashkenazi Jewish, Danish & Swedish

 People who played Twins

Dove Cameron(Liv & Maddie)(22)Austrian, German, French, English & Scottish

Alexandra Chando(The lying)(32)Slovak, Italian, Polish, Ukrainian & Rusyn

Armie Hammer(The Social Network)(31)Ashkenazi Jewish, German, English, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Scottish, Russian, Polish, Danish, Swiss-German, Greek, Cherokee Native American

Sam Underwood(The Following)(31)White Uspecified

Anthony Starr(Outrageous Fortune)(42)?

Leonardo DiCaprio(The Man In The Iron Mask)(43)German, Italian & Russian

Nicolas Cage(Adaptation)(54)Italian, Polish, German & British Isles (English, Scottish)

Michael Keaton(Multiplicity)(66)German, English, Scottish & Scots-Irish/Northern Irish

Bruce Campbell(Army Of Darkness)(60)Scottish & English

Eddie Murphy(Bowfinger)(57)African-American

Lindsay Lohan( The Parent Trap)(32)German, Italian, Irish & Sicilian

Christian Bale(The Prestige)(44)English, Channel Islander [Guernsey] &German

James Franco(The Deuce)(40)Portuguese, Madeiran, Swedish & Ashkenazi Jewish

Marion Cotillard(Les Jolie Choses)(42)Breton & French

Jeane Claude Van Damme(Double Impact)(57)Belgian & Jewish

Bette Midler(Big Business)(72)Ashkenazi Jewish

Freddie Highmore(The Spiderwick Chronicles)(26)English & Scottish

Adam Sandler(Jack & Jill)(51)Ashkenzi Jewish

Jason Sudekis(Eastbound & Down)(42) Irish, Lithuanian & German

Jennette McCurdy(Icarly)(26) Irish, French, French-Canadian, Swedish/Finland-Swedish, Italian, English, Dutch, Frisian, Swiss-German, Scottish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Mexican & Polish

Tom Hardy (Legend)(40)English & Irish

Ed Norton(Leaves of Grass)(48) English, German, Scots-Irish (Northern Irish) & Swiss-German

Trinitee Stokes(K.C. Undercover)(one episode)(12)African-American

Nina Dobrev (The Vampire Diaries (Not actually twins but petrovas)(29)

[the-gershomite]

Ewoks #11 -January 1987-

written by David Manak

pencil art by Warren Kremer

inked by Jon D'Agostino

colors by George Roussos

letters by Grace Kremer

[grantmentis]

Notes:

-Defense is i think the lowest amount of available talent (which. Still a lot considering how many defenders there are) so that affected a lot of my division. It’ll be easier to get top end forwards and goaltenders than defenders. Thus defender ended up drafted higher for me, with some defenders getting drafted over higher end forwards because of this 

That being said, a lot of stay at home defenders went undrafted, but I expect them to be scooped up in free agency after the draft to fill out the rosters. They are some of my favorites so this made me sads 

Opposite wise, goalies is where there’s the biggest wealth of talent available to spots available, thus I waited longer to pick them.) I didn’t even have teams who already have one signed goaltender pick another one

Age played a huge part of my drafting strategy 

Maybe its the wnba fan in me but pro experience mattered lot of them when it came down to picking some of the ncaa players vs others 

Im doing this at work with no time to spell check 

Round one:

Minnesota - Taylor Heise (F)

Toronto -Natalie Spooner (F) 

Boston - Alina Müller (F) 

New York - Claire Thompson (D)

Ottawa -  Emma Maltais (F)

Montreal - Erin Ambrose (D)  

Round two: 

Montreal - Ella Shelton (D) 

Ottawa - Sophie Jacques (D) 

New York - Loren Gabel (F) 

Boston - Kali Flanagan (D) 

Toronto - Jaime Bourbonnais (D)

Minnesota - Grace Zumwinkle (F)

Round three: 

Minnesota - Sidney Morin (D) 

Toronto - Jamie Lee Ratray (F) 

Boston - Aneta Tejralová (D) 

New York - Savannah Harmon (D) 

Ottawa - Jocelyne Larocque (D) 

Montreal - Elizabeth GIguére (F) 

Round four: 

Montreal - Dominika Lásková (D) 

Ottawa - Lina Ljungblom (F) 

New York - Emma Söderberg (G) 

Boston - Jillian Dempsey (F) 

Toronto - Ashton Bell (D) 

Minnesota - Susanna Tapani (F) 

Round five: 

Minnesota - Jincy Dunne (D) 

Toronto - Daryl Watts (F) 

Boston - Brooke Hobson (D) 

New York - Mikyla Grant-Mentis (F) 

Ottawa -  Kati Tabin (D) 

Montreal - Ann-Sophie Bettez (F) 

Round Six: 

Montreal - Brittany Howard (F)

Ottawa - Minttu Tuominen (D) 

New York - Allie Munroe (D) 

Boston - Tereza Vanišová (F) 

Toronto - Corinne Schroeder (G) 

Minnesota - Gabrielle Hughes (F)

Round Seven:

Minnesota - Natalie Buchbinder (D)

Toronto - Shiann Darkangelo (F)

Boston - Chloé Aurard (F) 

New York - Kennedy Marchment (F)

Ottawa - Jesse Compher (F) 

Montreal - Jade Downie Landry (F) 

Round Eight. 

Montreal - Gabrielle David (F) 

Ottawa - Kaleigh Fratkin (D) 

New York - Dominique Kremer (D)  

Boston -Maureen Murphy (F) 

Toronto - Kristin O'Neill (F) 

Minnesota - Jonna Albers (F) 

Round Nine: 

Minnesota - Jessie Eldridge (F) 

Toronto - Maggie Flaherty (D)

Boston - Kateřina Mrázová (F) 

New York - Taylor Girard (F) 

Ottawa - Michela Cava (F) 

Montreal - Maude Poulin-Labelle (D)

Round ten: 

Montreal - Theresa Schafzahl (F) 

Ottawa - Patti Marshall (D) 

New York - Madison Packer (F) 

Boston - Olivia Zafuto (D) 

Toronto - Rebecca Leslie (F) 

Minnesota - Allie Thunstrom (F) 

Round Eleven: 

Minnesota - Sophie Shirley (F) 

Toronto - Emma Woods (F) 

Boston - Denisa Křížová (F) 

New York - Claire Dalton (F)

Ottawa - Mélodie Daoust (F) 

Montreal - Hayley Scamurra (F) 

Round twelve: 

Montreal - Audrey-Anne Veillette (F)

Ottawa - Matilda Nilsson (F)

New York - Haley Skarupa (F) 

Boston - Claudia Kepler (F) 

Toronto - Sarah Bujold (F)

Minnesota - Amanda Leveille (G) 

Round thirteen: 

Minnesota - Amanda Boulier (D) 

Toronto - Victoria Howran (D) 

Boston - Caitrin Lonergan (F) 

New York - Becca Gilmore (F) 

Ottawa - Hannah Miller (F) 

Montreal - Leah Lum (F) 

Round Fourteen: 

Montreal - Nicole LaMantia (D) 

Ottawa - Alena Mills (F) 

New York - Fanni Garat-Gasparics (F) 

Boston -  Taylor Wenczkowski (F) 

Toronto - Akane Shiga (F) 

Minnesota - Natalie Snodgrass (F) 

Round Fifteen: 

Minnesota - Sydney Brodt (F) 

Toronto - Emma Nuutinen (F)

Boston - Samantha Davis (F) 

New York -Alexa Gruschow (F) 

Ottawa - Alyssa Wohlfeiler (F) 

Montreal - Christine Deaudelin (D) 

If anyone is interested I might do a mock draft tonight

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Action bronson show big freida

#Action bronson show big freida tv

Hardwicke also serves as an executive producer, along with Jeffrey Lieber, Charlie McDonnell, Kathleen Grace, Laura Schwartz, Jed Weintrob and Julina Tatlock. The series, directed by Catherine Hardwicke, also stars Don Cheadle and Emily Mortimer. The show follows a high school senior named Aisha ( Helena Howard) who struggles with the concept that she might not be quite human. Quibi revealed a trailer for its new sci-fi series, “ Don’t Look Deeper,” which premieres July 27. In her first one-hour special for the streamer, the comedian jokes about traveling with her partner and experiences related to her sexuality.

#Action bronson show big freida tv

In today’s TV news roundup, BET will air six episodes of “ The Good Fight,” and Netflix announced a premiere date for “ Julie and the Phantoms.” First Looks Netflix released a trailer for Sam Jay’s comedy special, “3 In The Morning,” shot at The Masquerade in Atlanta and set to launch Aug. TV News Roundup: ‘The Good Fight’ Episodes to Air on BET Hannah Storm, Andrea Kremer, Bucky Brooks, Daniel Jeremiah, and Joy Taylor will call both matchups on Prime Video. That complementary stream will follow the season’s Thursday night pattern, with Fox and the NFL Network airing the game on linear TV. On Christmas Day, Prime Video and Twitch (the gaming-centric streaming platform Amazon acquired in 2014) will offer streams of the Minnesota Vikings- New Orleans Saints game. The company has steadily ramped up its sports offerings in recent years, part of an effort by several major tech firms to leverage the tune-in potency of live game coverage. Amazon has set broadcast crews and other programming on Prime Video and Twitch for what it is billing as a week-long “NFL Holiday Blitz.” The spree of football starts today and runs through Saturday’s exclusive stream of the San Francisco 49ers-Arizona Cardinals game, which will mark a milestone for Amazon.

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MCU OCs

Aimee Han. Faceclaim is Lola Tung.

Alex Hayward. Faceclaim is Dacre Montgomery.

Alexander Hayes. Faceclaim is Thomas Brodie Sangster.

Alice Foster. Faceclaim is Ariana Grande.

Artemis Weber. Faceclaim is Hunter Schafer.

Ava Barnes Rogers. Faceclaim is Rachel Zegler.

Beau Trent. Faceclaim is Brigette Lundy Paine.

Bella Lupin. Faceclaim is Crystal Reed.

Briar Black. Faceclaim is Johnny Sequoyah.

Dawn Houser. Faceclaim is Mackenzie Foy.

Delia Barnes. Faceclaim is Bella Thorne.

Dorothy Randall. Faceclaim is Mischa Barton.

Elizabeth Cobb. Faceclaim is Maisie Williams.

Finn Avery. Faceclaim is Dianna Agron.

Grey Shepard. Faceclaim is Chloe Lukasiak.

Hana Cohen. Faceclaim is Cassady McClincy.

Hera Smith. Faceclaim(s) are Alex Weber and Mary Mouser.

Isabella Styles. Faceclaim is Katelyn Nacon.

James Kremer. Faceclaim is Ben Barnes.

Jimmy Carlson. Faceclaim is Jordan Fisher.

Kali Belova. Faceclaim(s) are Katherine Collins and Haley Lu Richardson.

Lillian Stark. Faceclaim is Olivia Rodrigo.

Louisa Andrews. Faceclaim is Natalie Alyn Lind.

Lucia Evans. Faceclaim is Emilija Baranac.

Lydia Lopez. Faceclaim is Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs.

Orli. Faceclaim is Stefania Spampinato.

Rachelle Potter. Faceclaim is Ana de Armas.

Rayne Parker. Faceclaim is Madelaine Petsch.

Reece Parker. Faceclaim is Holland Roden.

Rona. Faceclaim is Leslie Grace.

Ronald Harris. Faceclaim is Chandler Riggs.

Ruth Harris. Faceclaim is Saoirse Ronan.

Ryan Lennon. Faceclaim is Ben McKenzie.

Sawyer Payton. Faceclaim is Brighton Sharbino.

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"Yesterday's" Comic> Fraggle Rock #1 (Star Comics)

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Fraggle Rock #1 (Star Comics)

“Look, there’s the Circle K. And some guy in sunglasses.” Fraggle Rock #1 Star Comics (April, 1985, as collected in Archaia’s Fraggle Rock Classics volume 1) “The Magic Time Machine” WRITER: Stan Kay ARTIST: Marie Severin LETTERER: Grace Kremer EDITOR: Sid Jacobson Continue reading “Yesterday’s” Comic> Fraggle Rock #1 (Star Comics)

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Auglaize County Courthouse

Courthouse Sq.

Wapakoneta, Ohio

The Auglaize County Courthouse is located between West Mechanic, Willipie, West Pearl and Perry Streets in downtown Wapakoneta, Ohio. Auglaize County was formed in 1848 and Wapakoneta was chosen by the voters as the county seat. This caused many bad feelings from St. Marys, the other choice for the county seat, as they had already planned an area for the courthouse along appropriately named Court Street. The county's first courthouse was the Methodist Episcopal Church. A frame building completed in 1834, it was used by the county in exchange for the free provision of a pulpit for the congregation. Until the county's first permanent courthouse was built in 1854, the courts rotated around the city's various churches, and the local government officials used rented rooms in buildings throughout Wapakoneta. The first purpose-built courthouse was a Greek Revival style structure of red brick and white trim window and door frames. Two Corinthian columns framed the entrance and supported a pedimented roof above. A rectangular drum rose above the roof which contained corinthian column supports and was capped with a dome with a spire.

A larger courthouse was needed and the county constructed a new courthouse in 1894. The courthouse was built with bonds authorized by the Ohio General Assembly, but changes to the plans more than doubled the cost. Renovation subtly changed the interior, such as an elevator, but the courthouse remains true to its original plans. The current courthouse was constructed from 1893 to 1894 by the architectural firm Kremer and Hart. The building is built with local stone and has a rusticated base with smooth stone from the second floor up. The first floor has square windows in groups of three and blends into the second floor. The second floor is the main floor and is illuminated by large rectangular windows. The entrance is a projection on the eastern facade and is reached by a flight of stairs, three large arches support a balcony above. The balcony contains four Corinthian columns supporting the gabled roof above. The other entrances are also reached by a flight of stairs to a covered porch with supportive Corinthian columns and a balcony with a balustrade. A frieze separates the second floor from the third. Large arched windows light the third floor with a decorative frieze beneath the roof.

The roof rises at various points to support a square drum with a central octagonal tower with a balustrade surrounding the base. Large arched windows are surrounded by Corinthian pilasters that support a decorative frieze and a four-face clock facing the cardinal points. The tower is capped by a dome with a central spire. The building was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on May 7, 1973. The tower was once graced with a statue of Justice overlooking the main entrance to the east. The community of St. Marys found this offensive, as they had the back of Justice to them and raised money to have her turned to the north. The statue was slowly deteriorating to a point where it had to be removed due to safety reasons. The only parts salvaged from the original Justice were the head, right hand, and sword. In 1994, in time for the centennial of the courthouse, the Auglaize County Historical Society raised money to restore the statue through a project called "Copper Pennies for a Copper Lady" which raised over $25,000. The statue now stands in the Great Hall facing north, holding a sword in her right hand and the balances of justice in her left. The base of the pedestal contains a time capsule to be opened in 2094, one item being the names of the donors for the restoration of the statue.